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Euro 2020: Roy Keane shuts down Ian Wright's excitement on Mason Mount and Declan Rice's friendship
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Roy Keane shuts down Ian Wright's excitement over Mason Mount and Declan Rice's friendship… insisting international football is 'big boy stuff' as England draw against Scotland
By Matt Verri For Mailonline
Published: 21:26 BST, 18 June 2021 | Updated: 00:24 BST, 19 June 2021
Roy Keane had very little interest in getting excited about Mason Mount and Declan Rice's friendship ahead of England's Euro 2020 clash with Scotland.
The midfield pair have been best friends from childhood, and once again started together for their country in a major tournament as Gareth Southgate put his trust in the same midfield that impressed against Croatia.
However, Keane was unsurprisingly not in a sentimental mood, and shut down Ian Wright's excitement for the pair.
Roy Keane has played down the importance of Mason Mount and Declan Rice's friendship
The pair have been closed since childhood after coming through the youth ranks at Chelsea
"For two best mates to grow up together and play in an international tournament… I went to the pub with my best mate!" ?
"This is top-level sport – I don't know why you're worried about friendships… it's big boy stuff." ?♂
Classic Roy Keane ? pic.twitter.com/WkhOgtew2H
— ITV Football (@itvfootball) June 18, 2021
'This is top level sport, I don't know why you're worried about friendships,' Keane told ITV Sport. 'It's top level sport – it's big boy stuff.'
Mount and Rice played together at Chelsea's youth ranks from the age of eight, and have previously spoken about how close they are outside of football.
Wright had a rather different tone to his fellow pundit and hailed the journey the pair have been on to reach such a special occasion at Wembley.
'You can't underestimate the journey they've had to get here,' Wright said.
Rice posted an old picture on Twitter of him and Mount playing for Chelsea as children
'It's the story. They must have been dreaming about that, when we see the pictures of them.
'Now they're here, in arguably the biggest game of their lives up to this point. They're together as two mates, and hopefully they can get it over the line.'
Both players enjoyed standout seasons for their respective clubs, earning them starting roles in Southgate's side despite the strength in depth.
Mount helped Chelsea to Champions League glory and made 53 appearances for his club in all competitions last season, scoring nine goals from midfield.
His friend Rice, who has been linked with a potential move to Stamford Bridge this summer, started 32 league matches for West Ham as David Moyes' side earned European football next campaign.
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Any Matt Valentine or MV/EE tour poster will tell you that tapers are welcome; and we've never been shy about taking him up on the invitation. We caught up with Valentine earlier this year for his solo release Midden Mound. And now a few months later, we returned to Valentine's space homestead for this Sunday night space folk set highlighting his new record, Blazing Grace. As usual, you'll find Valentine's signature blend of noisy folk songs and trippy jams here. Meanwhile, Valentine wrapped up his tour last night, but he'll no doubt be hitting that golden road again soon so keep an eye out for next time—we'll see you in the taper's pit.
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i swear, i sat next to the same guy in another flight! or maybe they all are part of this Misery Club...and make it their lives goals to torture unsuspecting girls who are acutely sensitive to smell, sight and sound.
I am so sorry... So so sorry. I hope the rest of you supermodel trip goes better.
All this happened in first class? lol.. Thinking, you might as well have travelled coach.
Wondering what crazy happening is next on your "America's Next Top Model" trip. lol.
Despite your "take off" try to have some fun in the Big Apple.
As a somewhat frequent flier, I can empathize with your completely. People like that should ride in the baggage hold.
Damn that was funny! Rollin on tyhe ground LMAO!
people board if the stink that bad. Hell, they may even make them "wash up" & change clothes - pure comedy!
That's what you get for making your pregnant sister sit all cramped in coach, while you stretched out and sipped Voss water in first class when we flew to Arizona!
LMBO!! This reminds me of an episode of Airline where they wouldn't let this dude on the plane until he "freshened" up. Man, Brianna, you are truly hilarious!
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Q: Foreign key linked with primary key in same table I have a table Categories with columns Id, ParentId (for "subcategories" whom can have any level of nesting) and some other. Using SQL Server 2012 I can't make foreign key in same table, FK_Categories_Categories (Id -> ParentId).
Error message is

'Categories' table
  - Unable to create relationship 'FK_Categories_Categories'. The ALTER TABLE statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY SAME TABLE constraint "FK_Categories_Categories". The conflict occurred in database "pokupaykadb", table "dbo.Categories", column 'Id'.

That needs for cascade deletion of subcategories. What solution can be? It's desirable to be a some property, like cascade deletion from another table by foreign key
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A: If there are orphaned records that does not meet your constraint criteria - delete them before creating the foreign key.
Usually there are few records which doesn't go by the new constraint and that the DBMS doesn't allow to create the constraint.

A: In the case of orphaned values, the first occurrence is provided in the error label with the value that is orphaned.
It would certainly have helped to see what code you have tried to execute.
Below is a valid table definition :
CREATE TABLE dbo.Categories
(
    Id int NOT NULL IDENTITY(-2147483648, 1)
        CONSTRAINT PK_Categories PRIMARY KEY
    , ParentId int NOT NULL
        CONSTRAINT FK_Categories_ParentId
        FOREIGN KEY (ParentId) REFERENCES dbo.Categories
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EFL fixtures to return from Tuesday
English Football League fixtures will return from Tuesday after football paused as a mark of respect following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Tributes will be paid to the Queen – who died on Thursday – at grounds, with a minute's silence to be held before matches and the national anthem played.
Black armbands will be worn and flags will be flown at half-mast.
All English, Welsh and Northern Irish football and senior Scottish football was postponed over the weekend.
National League fixtures will go ahead from Monday, but the Premier League is yet to make an announcement about the games to be played between 16 and 18 September.
In a statement, the EFL said it would "continue to work with forces in respect of any challenges that may emerge regarding policing of specific fixtures".
It added: "Consideration to individual circumstances will be made on a case-by-case basis, in line with standard match Safety Advisory Group protocols."
There are six Championship fixtures scheduled for Tuesday, alongside full programmes in League One and League Two. There are then six more Championship matches on Wednesday.
Policing games could be a factor in decisions if forces are redeployed to London before the Queen's state funeral on Monday, 19 September.
On Sunday, a spokesperson for the National Police Chiefs Council said: "UK Policing is working closely with other organisations to ensure events are held safely and with the appropriate security.
"Following the decisions of the Premier League and English Football League to cancel this weekend's matches, we will work with football clubs to try and ensure that, where possible, football fixtures can take place safely when balanced against the requirement to support national events and deliver day-to-day policing.
"This is a unique situation and we are working closely with everyone involved."
It is also yet to be confirmed if fixtures in the Women's Super League and Women's Championship will be played.
Football will resume in Northern Ireland on Monday, while Welsh football will restart on Tuesday.
What about European fixtures?
BBC Sport understands Chelsea's Champions League group stage match against Red Bull Salzburg on Wednesday will go ahead as planned.
European football governing body Uefa is satisfied all security needs around the game will be met.
It is still unclear whether Arsenal's Europa League game against PSV Eindhoven on Thursday will take place as planned.
Around 3,000 PSV fans are expected at the game, which will require a significant police presence.
Uefa has already moved Rangers' Champions League home game against Napoli from Tuesday to Wednesday, "due to the severe limitations on police resources and organisational issues related to the ongoing events surrounding the national mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II".
Meanwhile, Tottenham have confirmed their Champions League game away to Sporting Lisbon on Tuesday is "going ahead as planned", while Liverpool are hosting Ajax at Anfield on the same day and Celtic travel to Poland to face Shakhtar Donetsk on Wednesday.
Manchester City's Champions League home game with Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday is due to go ahead, as is Manchester United's Europa League game with Sheriff Tiraspol in Moldova on Thursday.
In the Europa Conference League, West Ham are away to Danish side Silkeborg on Thursday, while Hearts travel to Latvian side Rigas Futbola Skola.
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Just a little gush on how impressed I am with the conversion kit and core kit I had delivered to me today. I've kept myself relatively shaded with 2.0, trying not to theory-craft too much or hammer out lists before having a physical copy of the new cards. New core kit - a shiny new S-Foils X-Wing for me to pop Porkins into. Not much else to say really - nice clean tokens and cards with the usual rules print out. The conversion kit - hoo boy. I'm going to be here for a while. I only have the Rebel kit but this thing is packed full, I underestimated how much this would be to put together and organise. Wow. So thank you and well done FFG, I certainly got my money's worth and I'm eager to get some games arranged. Hopefully many more on the boards are having the same experience upgrading their kits!
X-Wing for the looks, TIE for that "Elephant trumping through an empty toilet roll tube" sound.
Despite LJ being far too easy a target to pick apart, this was entertaining. It still baffles me how a main story Star Wars film could be wrung through so many manglers, it became a lifeless slop.
Despite the razor thin article I'm really pumped for 2.0, like REALLY pumped. Can't wait to get some X & Y lists together.
Oh man, this thread. ? CoC was a campy Star Wars cash-in that missed the mark for so many people. Apply that statement to LJ but sprinkle in some crap about subverting expectations.
Only to people who enjoyed Last Jedi maybe.
Porkins - 46 points of holding it.
These threads are always so dramatic*. Genius will make one ship, ONE SHIP, pretty strong in dropping bombs. It's hardly broken or unfair or NPE from where we are all standing right at this moment. I reckon we can have a bit more faith that 2.0 will tighten the game up and bring back the dogfighting most people are craving, and again, ONE SHIP with ONE UNIQUE UPGRADE won't bring it tumbling down. As for the accusations of trolling from the OP - maybe, maybe not. Perhaps posting up threads with "I forsee a problem"; "I'm not too keen on this card" or maybe a simple "Help me see this positively" instead of seeing the word BROKEN in the thread title would start everything a bit brighter. * - absolutely laughably hilarious.
Tears are my favourite beverage.
There's still no confirmation of points costs yet either - cool off.
What Was The Most Broken Thing In 1.0?
Probably Dengaroo heading towards triple Deadeye scouts. After that I'd say Kanan-Biggs. Another no fun allowed list. Honourable mentions to TLT and the Harpoons post Emperor/JM5K nerf.
First and only tournament I ever participated in I lost Porkins in every game. That hurt my feelings.
You know, I overall enjoyed Solo. The main problem for me was the gnawing fact that the plot was wafer thin and only exacerbated the needlessness of the movie. It was fan service at best, I imagine that going through different directors and rewrites/reshoots hampered the vision* intended. What's really bugging me is a stand alone Han Solo movie is welcome from me but a movie detailing the stolen Detah Star plans gave me little interest (Long time Dark Forces fan). Yet I really, really enjoyed Rogue One in its entirety and would watch it multiple times, but Solo was a single pass and I wouldn't be fussed about seeing it a second time. If anything I'm glad Solo hasn't gotten on my nerves anywhere close to LJ and I can look back on it positively. * - Dryden Vos hahahahaha ?
Just rewatched AOTC - who actually designed the Death Star?
The AOTC connection is basically that Dooku is rallying the seperatists for resources and funding. The engineering (Erso) came later when the Emperor had control. Life lesson: Don't be an engineer. Be a Client or a Contractor.


Today was the day for the kids to fly back home to Dunedin. Their flight was at the civilised time of 10.30am. But we still set the alarm for 7am. The kids were keen to get up and get under way – they were looking forward to getting back home. They'd packed their bags the night before. Wyn and I had time for a last dip in the hot pools, and the kids had a last game of pool. We were away by 8.45am, and left Suzi down by the wharf in Omokoroa – Wyn and I planned to stay there when we got back. We headed off in the car. Traffic was very light – it was Anzac Day – so the run to the airport went according to plan. Thanks to getting a bigger suitcase in a second hand place in Katikati, the kids were down to just one piece of excess luggage – the guitar comes at a bit of a cost. It was a murky sort of morning, but the rain held off mostly for their plane to arrive and leave. We were both sad to see them go – it'd been fun having them staying with us. The airport was empty, it started to rain in earnest, Anzac Day stuff was on the TV, the kids were gone, it was all a bit sombre. We had a sit in the airport with a coffee and the paper. The paper revealed the extent of the sales on over the weekend, so we decided to stay until the shops opened. Bunnings was just down the road from the airport, but they weren't opening until 1pm or so. We went for a drive to the Mount, and decided a walk around would be good for us. We seemed to get luckily between rain showers. The sea was stormy and dramatic with waves crashing on the rocks. We had lunch at a nice little cafe place off the main beachfront street, almost out of the wind.
Then it was back to Bunnings to check out their cheap dehumidifiers – we figured we will need something for winter. Their cheapest one was fairly small, so we bought one, along with a pruning saw pole thing for threatening overhanging vegetation. We headed back over the harbour bridge to Briscoes for a shaver, and saw that their smaller and dearer dehumidifier was a lot less expensive than we thought with their weekend discount. Dang! So, back to Bunnings we went and they were happy enough to take back the one we'd just bought there. Then, finally back to Briscoes and their smaller and cuter dehumidifier. The rain was more persistent by then. We headed back to Omokoroa via the supermarket in Bethlehem – it is such an interesting name for a suburb/town. Where we left Suzi is an official Council place to overnight in motorhomes – good on the Western Bay of Plenty District Council. We got set up in Suzi, only to find the TV dish couldn't find the TV satellite, so we had to move a few metres. It was the repeat of the final of Dancing With the Stars. I was worried about having enough power so ended up running the generator for a while. And turned it off just before the climax, forgetting that that turned the TV off as well until the inverter was switched on. Luckily power was restored just in time.
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GAFFNEY - Gaffney High School football on FM radio will again score points with Indian fans this season.
The only noticeable change in "Football Friday Night" will be finding it at a different setting on the dial and the station's call letters.
Dennis Fowler has formed FBC Sports and said Wednesday he signed a contract with WOLT 103.3 to continue the live broadcasts, after Gaffney Broadcasting sold WAGI, its 105.3 FM station, in April.
WAGI had been the home of the Friday night live show since 1971 and was a popular way for football fans unable to attend home and away games to hear the play-by-play and get scores from other high school games.
It also was not uncommon to see fans attending the Gaffney games, tuning in the radio's commentary on headsets.
The loss of the on-air games came with the purchase by Davidson Media Group and its switch to a Top 40 Latino format in the Charlotte, N.C., market.
Gaffney Broadcasting's sister station, WEAC-AM at 1500 on the dial, continues to operate in Gaffney, but the AM station is limited to daytime hours.
"After losing WAGI, I began searching for another Upstate FM station to air our 'Football Friday Night' package. Following several weeks of negotiations, WOLT management and I reached an agreement," said Fowler, who was station manager of Gaffney Broadcasting.
Fowler announced at the time WAGI was sold that he would buy WEAC to keep its operation in Gaffney.
WAGI's sale complied with the instructions in the wills of its former owners, Raymond and Bright Parker.
Fowler, who remains station manager of WEAC, said local listeners will still have good reception for the games since WOLT's transmitter, located in Spartanburg County near Greer, can be heard from Clemson to Shelby, N.C., and from Asheville, N.C., to Clinton.
Each Friday during the season, beginning Aug. 24, FBC Sports will lease six hours from 6 p.m. to midnight from WOLT.
Fans will be able to hear the popular Gaffney Indian Tailgate Show before each home game, followed by the High School Football Preview Show, Indian Football Warm-up and, of course, the game.
The broadcast has always been a source to catch other teams' scores, and Fowler said when the Gaffney game ends, the hourlong High School Football Scoreboard with Stan Olenic will be broadcasted.
In addition to hearing the game on WOLT 103.3 FM, the programming will be available through an Internet stream at www.ghsindians.com or by dialing a toll-free number.
Fowler said local listeners, including school officials, supported airing of the Gaffney games, and he recalled an incident last year when he was approached by an out-of-state resident.
The man from Asheville, N.C., told Fowler he had no ties to Gaffney but had listened to the games for 10 years on WAGI.
"He told us he just had to come and see the team play in person," said Fowler, who is one of the game's announcers.
John Weathers, who works security at The Timken Co., said the chance of losing the games on FM radio was a huge disappointment to fans.
"But it's back, and I'm excited - happy," he said.


At Just Remnants we sell only top quality laminates. That is why it's easy to achieve the look of tile, hardwood or stone at affordable prices and without the maintenance requirements of the natural products.
The bottom layer of a laminate is hard melamine plastic that lends stability to the planks and helps guard against moisture from the sub-floor.
The heart of the laminate. The core is typically made of fiberboard of varying qualities. The better the core, the better and higher priced the laminate. This is the layer that carries the tongue and groove or other joining mechanism that connects two adjacent planks of laminate. The method of connecting two adjacent strips is critical if you want a moisture resistant, stable, long lasting, quiet floor.
This is a printed, high-resolution photo-reproduction of wood grain, natural stone, ceramic tile or other surface pattern. The layer of a laminate is adhered on top of the core board. The more realistic this layer is, the better the quality of the laminate.
This is the top layer of a laminate, it is a durable, transparent layer which provides protection, shine and stain resistance.
When shopping for laminates remember that you get what you pay for. The quality of the 4 distinct layers, the accuracy of the joining system, the strength of the bonding between layers and the chemistry of the resins all work together to insure the long life and good looks of the product.
Your Just Remnants sales associate is the "go-to" source for the truth about laminates.


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New Online Service Helps Customers Understand ADA Requirements to Improve Accessibility for Properties & Projects
In conjunction with the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) into law, the City of San Diego's Development Services Department (DSD) has launched the free Ask a CASp program to provide customers with answers about construction-related accessibility standards.
A Certified Access Specialist (CASp) is a professional who is certified by the state of California to have specialized knowledge of the applicability of state and federal construction-related accessibility standards. A CASp will know which standards apply to a property based on the age of the facility and its history of improvements.
"This new program will help ensure that business and property owners can cost-effectively remove barriers and improve access for people with a range of disabilities," said Mayor Kevin L. Faulconer. "We want to make sure that every San Diegan has equal opportunity and access to everything our great city has to offer."
A CASp will review building and site plans for compliance with all applicable construction-related accessibility standards. These standards ensure residential dwellings, businesses, public spaces and commercial and government facilities are fully accessible and useable by people with disabilities.
The free service is available at sandiego.gov/DSD-CASP. While it provides a direct forum for customers to ask general questions about ADA accessibility laws, codes and regulations, it does not replace the standard review of applications and projects by DSD.
"This new, free email service is provided to address simple questions concerning how accessibility standards apply to a built environment and is not intended to circumvent DSD's comprehensive plan review required of all projects," said DSD Interim Deputy Director Kelly Charles.
Ask a CASp is the latest program launched under #DigitalDSD, an initiative to modernize DSD workplace systems and cost-effectively leverage technology to increase productivity and improve service delivery to customers. #DigitalDSD includes the recent rollout of an online permitting system for all new development projects, virtual meetings with customers, a new Zoning and Parcel Information Portal, the online Small Cell Supplemental GIS Tool and the digitization of more than eight million building records and plans.
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J.C. Jacobsen Foundation continues to pledge its support towards elephant conservation by adopting three Pahang-born elephants at the National Zoo with a sponsorship of RM20,000 to the Malaysian Zoological Society.
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Picking up where Dion's last webinar—"Introduction to Absolute Positioning"—left off, this webinar will focus on another groundbreaking new Alpha Anywhere feature: the Responsive Layout Genie. As end-user device type and variety proliferates, it is absolutely critical that the applications you build are able to adapt on the fly. With Alpha Anywhere's new Responsive App Design capabilities, you can build business apps that run on a single codebase and that mold themselves to whatever device users are accessing them from. Watch Dions intro video.


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With two critically acclaimed series under her belt – on top of a roster of upcoming writing and production opportunities – the Los Angeles native, 33, was game to use her platform to help open an interactive pop-up art exhibit featuring local Toronto artists. Here, we discuss her recent Peabody Award win, top dating tips, the close bond she shares with her Insecure castmates and how she hopes her series is making an impact for the black community.
Insecure does such a great job dissecting the monotony of dating. Do you have any tips for us? I wish I did. [Laughs.] Just be persistent because you never know, but don't rely solely on [online dating]. I'm still big about the chemistry of meeting people in person but I always keep my options open. Don't just date one person at a time; you got to date multiple people at a time because you just never know. So many dudes are doing that. I just feel like we should do the same thing.
It seems like you and your castmates have so much fun together. How do you guys unwind after filming? We hang out between takes. There's love for each other. It's so much fun! Yvonne [Orji, who plays Molly] specifically is such a cool, generous [person]. I've been following her career for a long time before we even casted her in Insecure. I always just wanted to be her friend, so to be able to be her friend on TV and be her friend off screen is such a treat. It feels like we're all coming up together.
Insecure has been ground-breaking for its portrayal of black actors. What else does the show do to shape the way actors of colour are seen onscreen? I think we're ground-breaking in terms of uplifting unknown artists in terms of music, actors, talent, directors and that's something that actually drew me to participating in this event here – the support and using a platform to support local artists. We just had a contest the other day to have people submit their music to be featured on the show and the soundtrack. And that will put money in people's pockets, drive initiatives that support up-and-coming writers who never have the chance to work in television or film. To be able to put them in the pipeline, because so many writers of colour don't get that opportunity. I think Insecure is ground-breaking in that sense of just giving people opportunities that they wouldn't normally have.


Swifts U14's made it two wins from three games in 2019, as they came back from two down to seal a convincing win away at Byfield Tigers.
Swifts were without Charlie Rose and Lewis Pretorius through injury, and also had Rex Chiles away - so were left with just 10 players for their fourth Champions Cup group game. They opted to remain in their 3-1-4-2 formation, taking out a forward to cover the fact they only had ten. Kian Cozier began in goal, with a three of Louis England, Owen Hancock and Freddie Jeffrey in front of him, as they set up the previous week against Bampton. In Midfield is where the change occurred, with Jerome Davies and Jacob Benham this time partnered by Ben Hughes, who dropped in to cover the vacant space. Alex Ford and Cole Davies continued as wing backs, with Ajay Itah up front.
The biggest factor throughout the game was the horrendous wind. Blowing from one goal to another for the entire 70 minutes, it turned the game into a scrappy affair on many occasions, with neither team able to clear their lines when playing against it, or able to keep their passing in range when with the wind.
For the first half, it was the hosts who were playing with the wind "advantage" - their plan was obvious from the first minute. The long ball over the top of the Swifts defence was tried time and time again, even from the goalkeeper, with the wind so strong it was easily carrying the length of the pitch. Swifts dealt with it well in truth, after an early scare, they adapted quickly, with Owen Hancock looking to drop deeper than the rest of the side whenever a long ball opportunity came, in a bid to sweep up any danger. For the first 10 minutes, Swifts were the better side, they knocked the ball around far better than their opponents, and looked much more of a threat.
Typically, rather than the wind be a factor in the opening goal, it was a mistake, and to make matters even worse - the goal went against Swifts. Chippy rushed a fairly routine throw-in on the halfway line, with the ball striking Jerome Davies in the back, with him completely unaware his teammates had restarted the play, and not given him a shout. Instead, the ball dropped to a Byfield midfielder completely clear, to send a through ball into their forward, Charlie Andrews, who finished well on the right foot.
Fairly soon after the goal, the wind finally caught Swifts out, and Byfield doubled their lead. A long ball seemed for all the world to be running aimlessly out of play, but was somehow kept alive by Charlie Andrews, who raced clear and finished strongly once again.
Swifts were somewhat shell-shocked, seemingly in disbelief at the fact they were two goals down in a game they looked to be controlling, but after 10 minutes of trying to regain that control, they began to look forward again, and find a way back into the game. They did just that, and some, with two goals in a matter of minutes. Both goals were almost identical - the first, Cole Davies' cross was only cleared as far as Ben Hughes, who took one touch before lifting a lovely effort over the goalkeeper and into the far corner. The second, just a minute later, came when another poor clearance fell to Hughes again - he lifted another one over the 'keeper's head, and suddenly Swifts were level again.
With just 5 to go until the break, Swifts were doing all the pressing - a Louis England corner was met by a bullet header from Cole Davies that sailed just over, before a free kick taken by Freddie Jeffrey resulted in a goalmouth scramble, which somehow found its way clear. With the first half going into added time, Ajay Itah won another free kick for his side, a little more central than the previous one. Itah took it himself, lifted it over the wall, where it was fumbled into his own net by the goalkeeper. After a very, very delayed response from the linesman, the goal was given , completing the first half comeback.
Swifts were full of confidence now, knowing that they had turned the game in their favour, and were now a goal to the good, with 35 minutes of wind-assisted football still to play. Suddenly, it was clear how well Swifts had dealt with the conditions in the first half - Byfield couldn't clear their lines, and looked increasingly nervy dealing with the long ball - Swifts did everything but score in the opening 12 minutes of the second period; Cole Davies smashed an effort off the bar, Ajay Itah had an effort well saved, and Louis England, Jacob Benham and Jerome Davies all had shots from distance held by the goalkeeper.
But eventually they found a way through. Louis England's throw-in into the box was poorly dealt with once again, with Cole Davies recovering the ball, he looked to beat the last man but was blocked off - instead, he shifted the ball onto his right for a shot which was blocked, and eventually fell to Ben Hughes, who drilled the rebound into the far corner for Swifts fourth, and his Hat-trick, doubling his tally for the season from 3 goals to 6 from midfield.
Four was quickly made five with a significant goal for Swifts - a Cole Davies cross was blocked, with Ben Hughes again providing a shorter option just behind him. Hughes skipped past the right back and made his run right along the goal line, lifting the ball into Jerome Davies, who somehow could only guide his header off the crossbar from inside the 6-yard box. As the 'keeper looked to pounce on the ball, Jacob Benham got in front and tapped the ball in, for his first Swifts goal - much deserved for one of the side's "unsung heroes", since joining up with the side back in April.
Swifts were utterly dominant at this point, and were throwing men forward at will. Byfield took advantage of this, and managed to pull a goal back for themselves with a good strike from the edge of the box - but this was probably the best thing to happen for Swifts, as this refocused the side, allowed them to regroup, and they continued to dominate from then on. Almost from the restart, some great work from Alex Ford to win the ball back and drive forward set up Ajay Itah, who struck the foot of the post.
Chippy managed two more goals before the finish - interestingly, the only two goals where an Assist was registered - the first, a reshuffle saw Freddie Jeffrey and Louis England take corners from the opposite sides, in an aim to take advantage of the wind and swing the ball towards goal. It gained instant rewards, as Louis England's first corner from the left side was met on the half volley by Cole Davies - his 4th goal of the season.
The scoring was finished in the final minute of the game, with the goal of the game. A loose ball in the Byfield midfield was pounced upon by Owen Hancock, who picked up the ball, and faked a pass to run past the next man. Instead of moving the ball on from there, Hancock decided to go on a run. After already beating two players, he proceeded to nutmeg the third, skip past a fourth and cross from the byline to Jerome Davies, who could tap in for 7-3 and finish off a wonderful individual run, from absolutely nowhere.
A good performance from Swifts, who now have a record of 2-0-2 in the Champions Cup, putting them third in the group. The only two teams above them currently are the teams that beat them, so Swifts will be confident of picking up a few more points before the group is up. Their next game sees them face another firm test, and finally a home tie - against Bure Park Juniors (February 3rd).


When I heard of eBooks I angrily shouted "That'll never catch on" at an un-caring world. But in this nostalgic frame, lives a gadget freak, who had to investigate, writes Linda Endersby. Being a staunch supporter of bookstores, the online trader's Kindle was out.
When I heard of ebooks I angrily shouted "That'll never catch on" at an un-caring world. But in this nostalgic frame, lives a gadget freak, who had to investigate, writes Linda Endersby.
Being a staunch supporter of bookstores, the online trader's Kindle was out. So, it was the seductive SONY that beckoned and I soon brought home a Waterstone's bag containing a PRS350.
With 5 inch touch-screen and 5 metallic buttons it is delightful. Despite its slightness it is well made, with integral 'bumper' surround and silky metallic back. Its central "home" key makes for effortless navigation and amongst its options you can alter orientation and make notes in the margin, making it ideal for study. Turn pages with a lazy flick of the finger-tip across the touch-screen, or utilize the < > buttons to keep it pristine.
The first winning feature is the e-ink display. Not backlit, it causes no more strain to the eyes than reading the printed page it mimics. Another major plus is the widely available ePub compatibility. You can help save libraries by borrowing ePub books for 30 days.
In addition, it's just an e-reader. It doesn't play music or videos but neither do my other books. Nothing will ever replace the smell and feel of paper books. Nothing will stop me supporting my local bookstore and library. However, I can download a book at a seconds notice and most importantly I can take 1200 books on holiday, weighing less than a paperback. No bending the spine or creasing the pages, though dropping it in the pool is probably a no-no. With such amazing battery life I can leave my charger behind.
I can hear Kindle owners shouting "no wifi connection!" In the next version I am sure Sony will amend this minor oversight. Watch this space.


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Dylan Strome: To trade or not to trade?
By Pierce Stephenson
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Dylan Strome has been probably the most fascinating story on the Blackhawks this season. From being a healthy scratch back in October, to scoring 12 goals and 11 assists in his last 23 games, we don't know if he'll be back in Chicago next season. Hell, even next week. Strome probably doesn't know either. Does Kyle Davidson even know?
Unless you get a crazy offer at the trade deadline such as a first round pick and/or a prospect, I believe you should keep Dylan Strome. There's no sense in trading him for a third or fourth round draft pick that'll likely not turn into an NHL player. You might as well keep him.
Not only has Strome taken off this past while, Alex DeBrincat and Patrick Kane have as well. Since Friday, February 25, in over 47 minutes of even strength ice time, the trio has put up a 55.05% corsi, a 54.76% fenwick, and a 54.90% xG. They've also been on the ice for 7 goals for and 6 against. Though the three players don't play much defense, they sure know how to generate offense.
Dylan Strome has also became a more complete player instead of a one trick pony. He's not just a great playmaker, but also a great shooter. He's on pace to break his career high of 20 goals back in 2018-19, with 23 this season. Also, his faceoff numbers are at 52.78%.
Strome has probably been the best center on the Blackhawks this season. Especially when you take into consideration the lacklustre play of Kirby Dach and Jonathan Toews. It's hard to find a real negative to keeping him, but there's some question marks.
Should the just turned 25 year old be here during a rebuild? Does he want to be here during a rebuild? It's going to be a long road for the Blackhawks, they might not be a good team until he turns 30.
Dylan Strome's qualifying offer is $3.6 million. That's probably around what he's worth, give or take a few hundred thousand dollars. In theory, the Blackhawks could let him walk to free agency, then sign him to a cheaper contract, but that rarely happens. Do you want to give money and term to a player that's inconsistent and doesn't play a full 200 foot game? I don't envy the situation Strome must be in right now.
There's also the human aspect to this. Dylan Strome loves Chicago, has a young daughter, and is long time friends with Alex DeBrincat.
It's certainly been an adventure for the Mississauga, Ontario native. From scoring 89 points in his first 116 games as a Blackhawk, to being healthy scratched and being in trade talks, it's been crazy. While not a perfect player, Strome will be an impact player no matter what team he'll be on after March 21.


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Interferometric Laser Imaging droplet sizer
The Interferometric Laser Imaging Droplet Sizer (ILIDS) is designed to provide planar distribution of size and velocity of transparent spherical droplets and bubbles. This section describes the measurement principle focused on droplets.
The transmitter sends a pulse laser sheet toward a group of droplets, and the scattering lights are received by the receiving optics. The images captured by a CCD camera are processed by a computer.
When the laser sheet illuminates a droplet and its scattering light is captured at a suitable angle on a non-focal plane, an image of a fringe is observed. This is a result of interference between the light reflected by the droplet surface and the light refracted after passing through the droplet.
The number of fringes in a defocused image is proportional to the diameter. By counting the number of fringes, we obtain the droplet diameter as below.
d: Diameter of the Droplet N: Number of Fringes : Wavelength of Laser m: Relative Refractive Index
In dense spray flows, the fringe images overlap each other, and it limits availability of information for analysis. By using a cylindrical lens in the receiving optics and compressing the images into broken lines, Maeda et al. (2000) have successfully separated the overlapping images from each other and maximized the number of droplets captured for analysis.
Since the ILIDS uses a planar imaging technique, the position of each droplet on the laser sheet is obtained. In addition, the velocity of each droplet is measured in a way similar to Particle Tracking Velocimetry (PTV). Images are captured at microsecond intervals, which are synchronized with the laser pulse illuminating the droplets. Displacement of each droplet is acquired from two sequential images by cross-correlation algorithm, and the velocity is obtained from the displacement and the laser pulse rate.
Finding identical droplet images in two pictures is a difficult task for conventional PTV. With the ILIDS, however, each droplet image contains diameter information, and this is useful to find the right pair. In case that more than one droplets are considered identical to one droplet in the other picture, the software selects the droplet that has the closest diameter. This PTV technique is unique to the ILIDS and effective to minimize error.
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Meet a Member – Gemma Nourse
This article is part of our member profile series. Our members tell us that one of the things they love about being part of our community is getting to know like-minded women. So, each month, we'll feature an interview with a member, so you can get to know each other a little better. Today, meet Gemma Nourse .
You in a nutshell?
I'm a third-generation Australian Greek, born in Darwin. I had the great fortune of growing up surrounded by a strong Greek family, and was especially lucky to have had a number of amazing, resilient, fiery, passionate Greek women all having input in my upbringing. They have taught me about strength and hard work, and how to make a mean spanakopita.
I left home and moved to Canberra when I was 17, ten years ago, and studied politics and history at ANU. I did an honours year and wrote a thesis on the subject-formation of 'the girl' in early 1950s Australia (shout out to Foucault). I had always been interested in issues relating to gender and sexuality, and was incredibly blessed to be able to work with Dr Jill Matthews as my Honours supervisor. On our first meeting, she gave me a long list of amazing feminist works and said 'get stuck into these and I'll see you in two weeks'. The next meeting, when she asked how I had gone, I started tearing up in her office, I was so moved by the things I had read and learnt. I began to stammer out some kind of explanation, but Jill just looked at me with warmth and kindness and told me that it's OK, she understood, and I knew she did. Since then, I have done some more study in gender and sexuality at the University of Sydney, which was also fantastic, and one day would love to do more research in a topic related to women's health.
These days I work in a non-government mental health service provider, as a social worker in a new women's mental health service. I love my job and feel very committed to helping to improve the lives of women and LGBTIQA folk through my work and future study. Outside of work I like hanging out with my partner and our dog Louie, studying French, and power lifting. I also have a solo music project called No Stars and am in a band called Earache.
What's on your playlist?
My staples are always Cat Power, The Microphones/Mount Eerie, The Breeders/The Amps/any band with Kim Deal, and Grouper. Because I'm learning French, lately I've been seeking out bands who sing in French. My favourites at the moment are Genevieve Castree/O Paon and Stereolab. My favourite song to dance to alone in my bedroom is Y Control by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and I love pretending to be Karen O.
People would be surprised if they knew…
What I was like as a kid. I was pretty odd and precocious. The first CD I bought, when I was seven or eight, was a performance of Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro, followed closely by Hanson's Middle of Nowhere. I had formed my first 'band' when I was in year 2 or 3, and wrote songs for us to sing which, from memory, were basically copies of the songs in Grease. I also wrote plays and novels, and recall being especially committed to writing from the perspective of a Victorian-era orphaned girl, like Anne of Green Gables. I also had a giant poster of Elvis Presley in my bedroom, and adored all of his (let's face it, quite sexist) movies. I don't think people really knew what to make of me.
What are you reading at the moment?
I've just finished Reckoning by Magda Szubanski and absolutely loved it.
What was your highlight of the past year?
Oh man, lots of good stuff. Going to Japan last year for four weeks was amazing. Playing in my band Earache. Moving back to Canberra and reconnecting with all the awesome people here has also been very lovely.
Who is your feminist hero?
Probably the French filmmaker Agnes Varda. I'm so in love with her. She makes these amazing, sensitive, experimental, odd films, and was one of the only women in the French New Wave scene. She's a powerhouse and has churned out so much interesting work, which isn't so easy in a male-dominated industry, and has told lots of important female-centric stories. I especially love her films The Gleaners and I and The Beaches of Agnes. She's also half-Greek like me which—oddly, as her work doesn't always explicitly explore this—makes me feel especially close to her.
What's an achievement you're proud of?
I think the way I've spent the past few years since finishing uni, moving around Australia a bit and trying stuff out. It was really fun, but also kind of hard sometimes because I often came up against this feeling of anxiety that there was no clear 'path' for me (and still do, sometimes). I worked at a bakery in Adelaide and took my dog to the beach almost every day; I worked at a café, studied film-making and eventually helped make delicious gluten free bread in Sydney; I started practicing meditation; I saw lots of good bands and films and read a ton of great books; I did more writing. I also had my first brush with feelings of depression, which wasn't a good time, but I feel like I've come out of that knowing myself better and understanding more what makes me feel good and grounded and connected to myself.
Why did you join the Y?
To support an organisation whose values and aims I believe in, and to meet like-minded folk.
All the women and LGBTIQA and POC folk out there finding their voices, doing their thing, writing books and making art, creating safe spaces and community movements, being strong and true to themselves and really owning it.
What's the change you want to see in the world?
Less straight white men in positions of influence and more everybody else, please.
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I'm gonna be BOMBASTIC!
I've never been one to brag. Blog, obviously. Share too much information, occasionally. But out and out brag? Probably not going to hear it. Some folks drop their accomplishments in to conversations so smoothly, no fanfare or boasting, but letting people know all the same. How do they do it?
Blue tested in to a public magnate program in Spokane for especially gifted students. Not only did she pass, she scored the highest possible points on the tests. I am so proud and happy for her, and also for myself, because this means I don't have to home school, which is something I think parents should only undertake with heart-felt passion, not because they have to in order to keep their child engaged and breathing.
I teared up when they told me she was in. She'll live. She'll survive. She may even get a chance to thrive.
I am also proud of myself for noticing Blue's teacher was a totally unengaged dip-stick who is, of course, retiring after this year and who just wanted Blue to shut up and do another work sheet.
I like to "loose" her work sheets, especially the ones where she's supposed to write down how much she reads every night for a prize. These people who invent this crap have never read the studies on motivation, apparently. And I can't imagine they actually enjoy reading themselves. Prizes are fine for quick, bland tasks. But for life long things like reading they do more harm than good. So I toss them in the trash and sign notes verifying that they are lost.
As a person who doesn't like to brag or demand special treatment, it's been quite a journey, and I'm sure it's not over, to learn how to advocate for my children in a system, a world, that demands them to shut up and sit down.
Myself, I feared the testing procedure. How we would deal if she didn't make it in? The school might not be a good fit, I pre-cushioned possible failure. If she didn't make it in, she was still extremely smart. And even if she wasn't smart, I would still love her. And, of course, being smart is not the most important thing to be. Loving is. Because smart people made and dropped atomic bombs. And basically lots of smart people can and do make this world a living hell, not to turn all Pol Pot on academia. But still, they might try teaching things like ethics along with chemistry and physics and law. Smart is nice, but love is best.
I signed her in late for school.
Doctor?
The gifted magnet program in Spokane. She passed, so she'll go one day a week next year until she the full time program is available.
Oh, we had a girl who went there this year. But she was fourth grade. SHE skipped third grade and she was INVITED to the Odyssey program, FULL TIME, her FIRST year.
Well... lahtty dah! And anyway, you have to test in, by law. And full time doesn't start until 5th grade. But gosh, if it means that much to the secretary that someone else was smarter than Blue, and I'm sure there are plenty of kids who are, then she can just keep that little treasure in her pocket and I won't take it away from her.
I sure wish Blue could've skipped third grade; she didn't learn shit the whole damn year. She's learning Egyptian Hieroglyphs at home so she can be motivated just to stay alive. I've taken her to college lectures on her favorite subject, black history, so she can have a reason to get out of bed. Huck's been taking her to college science competitions so she knows that there's life after worksheets. We don't push her, we just want her exposed to that bigger, brighter world that's available once she gets out of prison, er, school.
And now, lets chat about me. When does a person who graduates ranked #5 from a college prep school feel like she's stupid? When she's always been compared to her quiet, bookish siblings, that's when. So, I read that thing on my college diploma, that thing I've been told I'm not allowed to talk about, I was shocked. Shocked! And I didn't think I was even college material! So, I told a few people, laughing, until one of my professors told me that wasn't really the thing to do. None of my professors were surprised. But a relative conjectured that UW must have a very lax program, or a weird grading system. Which was kind of what I was thinking, but when you hear some one else say it, it's like: SHUT YER IGNORANT MOUTH!
And someone else said, "Oh you think that's something? Well, your huband's relative graduated SUMO cum laude from BROWN!" Well... you see... I wasn't competing with so-n-so. I think she's super duper and smart to boot. But the surprise here is that I didn't think I was smart...see. So although I'm not as smart as she is, it's still an exciting discovery... not that I'm doing much with it. But thanks for trying to take me down a notch or two, since I already perceive myself as being at the bottom, it's nice to go lower now and then.
What is up with this bubble bursting? What the hell are people thinking? All it means is that when I've got good news, they're the last one's gonna hear it, and it'll be through the grape vine, if at all.
And also, Huck runs 5 minute miles, several at a time, with a titanium knee. And he just played a fun show at the Knitting Factory. He rocked the show with superstar energy and smooth bone playing. We brought the thoroughly ear-plugged kids and I spent the evening trying to get Coyote up off the icky barfy dance floor where he was break dancing while I was simultaneously trying to prevent Blue from beaming out his eyes with her laser.
So, how did that work out? I've just bragged about me and my daughter's smarts, and my husband. Was that bombastic? Too subtle? Unnecessary? (honestly? blogging, period, is unnecessary) Do you know people who can brag much more smoothly than that? I bet you know some guy who graduated from Harvard with a PHD by the age of 8 even though his brain was encased in a lead balloon. He went on to be President of the free world by the time he was sixteen, and spent the rest of his life on Mars studying quantum imagineering statistics while simultaneously playing Mozart's life's work on an instrument he created using only the atmosphere, a little star dust, and half a booger, and he can humbly tell me all about it, WAY more humbly than I ever could. Well, you can go shove him up your ass and leave me alone, happy and proud.
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Q: Ways to speed up open_mfdataset in xarray I am trying to open a large number of NetCDF files (340 GB, 7,000+ files) with the open_mfdataset function in xarray. However, when I try to read a sorted list of all of thse file names into open_mfdataset, it takes a very long time (~30 minutes) to finish. Maybe this is expect behavior given the size of what I'm trying to read, but it is my understanding that most of the computation time should happen after I process the Dataset how I want and then finally call .compute()
Should open_mfdataset be taking this long? Is there any way to speed it up? I know there is the "chunks" argument, but my understanding is that that is really only relevant if I'm doing parallel computing on a supercomputer...
Some sample code...
import numpy as np
import xarray as xr
from glob import glob

files = np.sort(glob('filepath/*.nc'))
print(len(files))
>>> 7479

ds = xr.open_mfdataset(files)

and here's what the dataset looks like if I load just one file...
ds = xr.open_dataset(files[0])

print(radar_data)
<xarray.Dataset>
Dimensions:         (bounds: 2, time: 1, x0: 301, y0: 301, z0: 30)
Coordinates:
  * time            (time) datetime64[ns] 2018-08-20T00:31:32
  * x0              (x0) float32 -150.0 -149.0 -148.0 ... 148.0 149.0 150.0
  * y0              (y0) float32 -150.0 -149.0 -148.0 ... 148.0 149.0 150.0
    lat0            (y0, x0) float32 18.32 18.32 18.32 ... 21.01 21.01 21.01
    lon0            (y0, x0) float32 120.8 120.8 120.8 ... 123.7 123.7 123.7
  * z0              (z0) float32 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 ... 13.5 14.0 14.5 15.0
Dimensions without coordinates: bounds
Data variables:
    data            (time, z0, y0, x0) float32 ...

A: I've also had trouble with this, and my solution has been to use multiprocessing, as the dask parallel=True seems to result in slower reading whenever I try it.
Having got your list of files, use multiprocessing to read in each file using xr_opendataset, and then do some processing if you like.
Then call xr.concat on your list of xarray results.
This has given me speed increases of 3x or 4x relative to using open_mfdataset


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Tag: dimension
• Entertainment and media business market dimension
Axel Springer — $3.39 billion in media income
Many tv broadcasters use digital broadcasting to transmit pictures which have higher decision, known as excessive-definition tv (HDTV). They can transmit a single HDTV broadcast or transmit a number of conventional broadcasts.
Hence, although tales could also be delivered on to a small listening viewers, they are also presented as entertainment and used as a component of any piece that relies on a narrative, similar to movie, drama, ballet, and opera. Written stories have been enhanced by illustrations, typically to a really excessive artistic normal, for instance, on illuminated manuscripts and on ancient scrolls similar to Japanese ones.
For example, a story advised in dramatic kind can be introduced in an open-air theatre, a music corridor, a movie theatre, a multiplex, or as technological possibilities advanced, via a private digital device corresponding to a pill laptop. Entertainment is offered for mass audiences in objective-built buildings corresponding to a theatre, auditorium, or stadium. One of the most famous venues in the Western world, the Colosseum, "devoted AD80 with 100 days of games, held fifty thousand spectators," and in it audiences "loved blood sport with the trimmings of stage reveals". Spectacles, competitions, races, and sports had been as soon as presented in this objective-built enviornment as public leisure. New stadia proceed to be built to go well with the ever more refined requirements of global audiences.
An necessary facet of leisure is the audience, which turns a non-public recreation or leisure exercise into leisure. … Read More
• Entertainment and media trade market dimension
What kind of Entertainment Management degree should you get?
Tons of individuals think about this a glamorous area—everyone needs to work here so there are far more job candidates than there are jobs to fill. On the constructive side, with increased talent and expertise comes extra accountability and better wages. Some media and entertainment jobs supply opportunities to travel for assignments. Broadcasters, reporters, writers, editors, broadcast technicians, and others concerned in film, TV, and radio programming might have to journey regionally or internationally to cover occasions or information.
Entertainment regulation
Media and entertainment staff are the first to study the news and have the opportunity to help disseminate it to the public.
They are additionally essential parts of celebrations such as coronations , weddings , birthdays civic or political achievements , military engagements or victories as well as spiritual obligations . In modern instances, banquets are commercially obtainable, for instance, in restaurants and combined with a efficiency in dinner theatres.
Other games, such as bingo, played with numerous strangers, have been organised to contain the participation of non-gamers through playing. Many are geared for youngsters, and can be played outdoors, including hopscotch, disguise and seek, or Blind man's bluff. It includes, for example, croquet, lawn bowling and paintball in addition to many sports activities using varied forms of balls. Number games such as Sudoku and puzzle games just like the Rubik's dice can develop mental prowess. In the 21st century, as with adult merchandise, much entertainment is available for children … Read More
• Entertainment and media industry market dimension
However, the term is usually used within the mass media to explain the mass media firms that management the distribution and manufacture of mass media leisure. In the favored parlance, the term show biz specifically connotes the commercially well-liked performing arts, especially musical theatre, vaudeville, comedy, film, fun and music. It applies to every side of leisure including cinema, tv, radio, theatre and music.
By the 16th century in Europe, the attraction of studying for entertainment was nicely established. Games are performed for entertainment—typically purely for leisure, typically for achievement or reward as well.
Many tv broadcasters use digital broadcasting to transmit pictures that have greater decision, often known as high-definition television (HDTV). They can transmit a single HDTV broadcast or transmit a number of conventional broadcasts.
Another evolution, much like that from courtly leisure to frequent follow, was the transition from religious ritual to secular entertainment, corresponding to happened during the Goryeo dynasty with the Narye pageant. Originally "solely non secular or ritualistic, a secular component was added at the conclusion". Former courtly entertainments, such as jousting, typically additionally survived in children's games. Entertainment also evolved into totally different varieties and expressions as a result of social upheavals corresponding to wars and revolutions. During the Chinese Cultural Revolution, for example, Revolutionary opera was sanctioned by the Communist celebration and World War I, the Great Depression and the Russian revolution all affected entertainment.
Understand the Industry
She spends most of her spare time listening to Bruce Springsteen, watching Red Sox … Read More


Hi. We are thinking of buying a bike and riding it down to Argentina. Do you know if it is easy for foreigners to obtain the necessary papers, license plates and so on to do this? Also is it easy to cross the Bolivia-Argentina border with a motorbike?
We were thinking of heading down to salar uyuni then through northern Argentina via San Salvador jujuy salta etc. Does this sound like a good route? Is the salar uyuni easy to do without a guide?
Estamos pensando de comprando un moto a la paz y conduciendo a Argentina. Sabe si es fácil por un extrañero a comprar un moto, y tener todos los papeles necesario, y los placas? Y sabe si podemos cruzar la frontera de Bolivia -Argentina con un moto.
Estamos pensando de viajando a el salar uyuni y despues a Argentina del norte vía san Salvador Jujuy y salta etc. Que piense de esta route? Es el salar uyuni fácil a navigar sin guía?
Hey Im afraid I dont have any definite information on this. I would like to do the same but have heard that some people have had problems crossing the border with the standard tourist 90 day stamp. I think some people have had to turn around and sell their bike in Bolivia before crossing. Something about buying a bike as a foreigner and and not being permitted to export the bike from Bolivia.


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Media Review: April 2020
Published in Apr. 2020 (Issue 91) | 1323 words
Directed by Richard Stanley
Produced by SpectreVision, ACE Pictures Entertainment, BRO Cinema
The Alpacas out of Space
By far the most interesting motion picture connected with the talented Richard Stanley is not one he made, but one that was made about his most famous misstep: the last feature film he worked on even briefly as director, the 1996 version of The Island of Doctor Moreau. (That's a quarter of a century ago to you and me; a substantial layoff.) The subsequent documentary Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley's Island of Doctor Moreau (2014) details how that film spiraled wildly out of control, in part due to difficulties on location, and in part because of the dueling egos of the two stars, Marlon Brando and Val Kilmer. You don't need to know all the details here, as they are available if you want them, but essentially those two formidable egos existed in an apparent direct competition over which of the two could make Richard Stanley's life difficult; he ended up being fired only days into production, and instead of returning to civilization from the remote location fled into the surrounding jungle, living off the grid until ultimately returning to the set in disguise. This is not the sort of thing any director wants happening on a dream project. Lost Soul relates the chaos in jaw-dropping detail, which renders it a highlight in the sub-sub-sub-genre of documentary making-of movies as good as or sometimes even better than the disaster-prone productions they're about—a ridiculously narrow category that includes Burden of Dreams (1982), Heart of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse (1991), Lost in La Mancha (2002), and Overnight (2003, a movie that can be described as the study of a guy who worked with Harvey Weinstein and easily managed to beat him for the title of biggest asshole in the room.)
In any event, Richard Stanley had that career catastrophe behind him, and so it is difficult to not wish him well as he comes out with a new film, in this case Color out of Space, based on the H.P. Lovecraft story. (The on-screen title is actually Color out Of Space, not The Color Out Of Space, or even H.P. Lovecraft's The Color Out Of Space, which have been alternatively reported). And this caveat needs to be reported right away. Your humble correspondent is not a Lovecraft fan. He has read the story, but it made no real impression on him and he only barely remembers it, recognizing a couple of the plot elements as they flitted by, but not having any cause to expend his critical faculties on open-mouthedly expostulating on the degree to which the film honored the master, or defiled him. For that kind of commentary you must go somewhere else, and I write these words with every possible confidence that you will not have to go far. Suffice it to say that what exposure to Lovecraft your correspondent has leads him to the suspicion that there must be reasons why faithful adaptations to the letter of that bard must be thin on the ground. Legend says that with Dashiell Hammett, John Huston was able to write his Maltese Falcon script by instructing a secretary to go through the novel and type up all the dialogue; the same instruction given some secretary asked to transcribe a Lovecraft story would in most cases result in almost nothing. Written for film, the work was not.
So what we have instead of the Lovecraft original is a contemporary story about a well-to-do family that happens to live in an isolated farmhouse, where they are living their human-scaled if eccentric lives when a meteorite lands and starts subjecting the local flora and fauna to various horrific transformations. But before that starts happening, we have the family dynamic, centering on Lavinia Gardner (the terrific Madeleine Arthur), whose tinkering with witchcraft is here treated as that typical teenage-girl complaint, the eye-rolling mortification at a family too embarrassing to be borne. Before the horrors begin, she barely says anything to her financial-advisor mom, her stoner brother, her younger brother, and especially her father, that does not reflect snotty disapproval of some sort, and it's one of the lesser grace notes of the movie that this largely goes unremarked by anybody else. It's just her being her, and Dad Nathan (Nicolas Cage), the object of much of her adolescent embarrassment, is among the best at just letting it all slide off him, as if he doesn't hear it.
This much needs to be said about Cage, in particular. The man is known as an enthusiastic over-actor. This means that he is sometimes mistaken for a bad actor, an easy mistake to make given how often he flails about in fringe indies made for the paycheck; and it is certainly true that he is the go-to guy when you have a character who is meant to melt down, or freak out, at some point, as he will inevitably do here, once his character is deranged by the titular alien forces. But the man who made Leaving Las Vegas, Birdy and Adaptation is capable of modulation, of providing the relative normality that such meltdowns depart from, and so I must report that in the early going he is exactly the geeky, corny, and apparently out-of-touch Dad that girls like Lavinia hate in their teens but love madly the rest of their lives. In this film he raises alpacas, despite apparently not knowing that they're raised for their wool and not their meat, and he is given time to dote on them, and you know what? To the extent that this movie functions as comedy, it does because of Cage's reactions. His obsession with his alpacas becomes a running gag, to the point that the word itself becomes funny long before terrible things happen to the beasts in question. Certainly there has been no more gaga line delivery this year, in any genre production, more funny than Cage's "'They're alpacas!' (Wild gesturing) 'ALPACAS!'" Nor has there been a scene as instantly sympathetic as the one where Nathan is humiliated by a TV news crew which has come to interview him about the meteor but is intent on painting him as a drunk who has made a false report about UFOs. Later, watching the report on television, he does not realize that he has bigger problems.
Ultimately, the alien forces start to wreak their havoc, some of it quite gory, some of it just weird, some of it seen more clearly than the family by a local squatter named Ezra (Tommy Chong). It is the dark comedy about the destruction of a family that never really had a chance once that rock fell on their land; and I cannot testify whether it's scary, as that is a visceral reaction I cannot predict. Nor can I tell you that it ends in a satisfactory manner, as the weirdness builds to an apocalyptic crescendo and then, seemingly, just stops; as if the alien forces wanted this family gone, and were forever satisfied with that. It worked for me, but will frustrate the hell out of many others. I can tell you that with these elements taken into account, the result is certainly chilling and frequently beautiful; that the reaction in this household was as split as it will likely will be in yours; and that I ultimately loved it, hoping what we should hope, that there will not be another twenty-four-year gap before the release of Stanley's next project: another Lovecraft, The Dunwich Horror.
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Q: Delete items on the contextual menu (right click) In this case, I only need help with the contextual menu which appears when you right click on a folder in Finder.
I would like to delete this two items:

*

*Burn "folder" to disc... and

*Labels. All the labels box with all the eight colors and the x.

I don't use any of them and they only quit me some space.
Is it possible to achieve that?

A: It is possible to remove some items from The Finder's context menu in the Keyboard preference pane, it is not however possible to remove the specific ones you have asked about, at least as far as I can tell.  If you would like to try and remove some of the other items, go to System Preferences --> Keyboard and select the keyboard shortcuts tab.  Select "Services" from the list on the left hand side and then scroll down to the "Files & Folders" heading on the left hand side.  From here you can select which items to keep and which to remove.  As  I said, there is no option to remove "Burn" or "Labels" but at this point I don't think that is possible.  I'll certainly keep searching for you though.

A: This might work.
I couldn't find Burn to disc or Labels there though. there might be a terminal command the I am unfamiliar with though.


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We read ClearanceJobs.com for a lot of reasons. But we likely share one common denominator: either a fascination with or appreciation for what it means to be in the know, read-in, on the inside, deep undercover.
We're intrigued by people like CIA's oldest spy Elizabeth "Betty" McIntosh, who helped us win WWII. We're amazed that someone next door could be another Martha Peterson, CIA's Cold War warrior and mother of two, one of the first women deployed to Russia to spy for the United States. Peterson's first husband, John, was a Green Beret and, later, CIA operative in Laos, where he gave his life for the country in a helicopter crash. Or we wonder if we could really do it like Douglas Laux, who went from blue-collar Indiana to the CIA and, then, to Afghanistan and Pakistan. Could you do it? Laux told us that "there's a lot of folks like me . . . . Let me tell you," he said, "it ain't easy. If you ever can get used to having six different names and answering your phone in five different languages, lying to everybody who loves you most, then you're a stronger man than me." Movies, from Charlie Wilson's War to Mission Impossible and everything in between, let us live, for about 140 minutes, the life of clandestine operatives.
Business Insider's Jacquelyn Smith interviews former CIA employee Brian Goral, who shares his view of "what it was really like to have a top-secret job." For Goral, who in 15 short years in the CIA traveled to some 30 different countries, his yearning started early, and he fulfilled the desire, first, with an internship. According to Goral, "They are searching for people who are sharp and loyal, with a real desire to be there," and Goral ended up with "an absolutely massive application packet" on his desk. That was the first step.
Goral's is a sober, candid, convincing look inside the CIA. And just like the stories of McIntosh, Peterson, Laux, and, yes, Charlie Wilson, he makes you want to give it a go.


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NS_SWIFT_NAME(ProfileProviding)
@protocol FBSDKProfileProviding

@property (class, nonatomic, strong, nullable) FBSDKProfile *currentProfile
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Gabriel Project is a program that helps mothers in a crisis pregnancy and works to protect the dignity of life. The program in the Victoria Diocese needs volunteers. An "Angel Workshop/Training" will be held Oct. 27 at Holy Family Church, Victoria. They also meet monthly on the 2nd Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Holy Family Church.
For more information on the works of this organization see www.gabrielproject.org .