Attitude is Japanese Pop singer and actress Meisa Kuroki's first EP. It was released on January 1, 2010, by her record label Studioseven Recordings.
All lyrics written by Momo "Mocha" N., all music composed by U-Key Zone.
In heraldry, an attitude is the position in which an animal, fictional beast, mythical creature, human or human-like being is emblazoned as a charge, supporter or crest. Many attitudes apply only to predatory beasts and are exemplified by the beast most frequently found in heraldry—the lion. Some other terms apply only to docile animals, such as the doe. Other attitudes describe the positions of birds, mostly exemplified by the bird most frequently found in heraldry—the eagle. The term naiant (swimming), however, is usually reserved for fish but may also apply to swans, ducks or geese. Birds are often further described by the exact position of their wings. The term segreant is apparently reserved for mythical creatures, as this term is the approximation of rampant as it applies to winged quadrupeds such as griffins and dragons.
Psychology is a 1920 short story by Katherine Mansfield. It was first published in Bliss and Other Stories.
A man visits a woman for tea. He tells her this is the only place he pays attention to in terms of its furniture and so on. He also loves her 'little boy'. They then talk about the state of the novel as a literary genre - coming to the conclusion that the psycho-novel is shoddy. She feels anguished about possibly having failed in not following suit with that genre however, and he leaves. He rings the bell, then a friend of hers comes along and whilst she would usually be annoyed by her, this time she puts her arm around her and entices her to come again soon. She then sets out writing about how she liked the talk on psychology with her friend.
literary genres, particularly trends for novels, and the psychology-novel.


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Training for the Boat Race is undoubtedly rigorous, from early morning sessions to strict dietary requirements - it's not for the faint-hearted.
But one member of the Cambridge women's crew, Pippa Whittaker, says she's never felt better and after 13 years of rowing, she's hit a personal best.
"You know how you get those Facebook memories that come up?" Pippa asks in London's City Hall on the day of the weigh-in, when she was confirmed as part of the Blue Boat.
It's a remarkable act of self-deprecation, given what she has achieved in the sport. Born in Henley, she was always likely to give rowing a go and within a year of taking of plunge, she won her first race in a GB bib in 2006.
Three goals medals at Coupe de la Jeunesse for Great Britain in 2009 followed, before wins in the singles at BUCS and a World University Championship four with Loughborough University.
In 2014, she won the women's single and double for England with Fran Rawlins - fellow Cambridge alumni - with England at the Commonwealth Regatta.
In short, she's experienced it all. Yet, at the oldest member of the women's crew at 27, she said she's still improved during her time here.
"It's quite a different programme to what I've done before," she explained.
"It's tough. It's tough doing things at 6 am in the morning and it's cold in Ely, there's no shying off.
"Richie [Chambers] coaches the Goldie boat, I knew him from when I was at Leander and he was like 'you will get a PB this year, there's nothing like this programme'.
"I was like come off it Rich, I've rowed for 13 years and full time, I'm not going to PB...and now I have.
After spending full-time rowing at Leander, she moved into full-time work in finance, and the trading floors in the city, while keeping her hand in at Thames Rowing Club.
She now has the best of both worlds, combining rowing with an MFin in Finance at Christ's College.
And it's a jump she's glad that she's made and, like so many who arrive to study postgrads, she's in awe of her teammates and those around her.
"I know it's going to sound cringe when people always say they have so much fun but, genuinely, you do," she added.
"They're rowing at such a high standard, but they're also top academics. I hope being around those kinds of people you can become on yourself because it's amazing.
"I worked for a few years, but to be around people that are studying - Laura [Foster] is doing a PhD about Roman Roads, it's so different. Becky [Dell], she's looking at the polar ice caps and she's so passionate about saving the penguins.
Despite only containing one returning Blue - the "invaluable" Tricia Smith - the boat is still chocked full of experience.
From Whittaker, at six seats, to the Danish international Ida Gortz Jacobsen to former Yale trio Lily Lindsay, Sophie Deans and Kate Horvat, there is experience, not of the Boat Race, but of elite rowing.
And that blend, Whittaker believes, works well, with the different backgrounds assisting each other, with the common goal giving them an instant bond.
There are differences to her past career, though. While you may have a goal at the start of the season, she explained, such as Henley or the World Championships, nothing is set in stone. Indeed, in the GB set up you won't even know what size boat you're in, and in a race what lane you'll be in during a race. But here, April 7 has been etched into their minds since September.
"You know it's us, you know it's Oxford you know the distance, you know the day, you know it's an eight," she continued.


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Kinzua Dam
Flood Protection and Power
Measuring 1,897 feet long, the Kinzua Dam provides flood protection from the Allegheny River, and also produces hydroelectric power. Read on for more information on the deep history of the Kinzua Dam development.
The Power of Water
Visitors may walk out partway on the Dam, and gaze out and below. From one side, feel and see the power of water gushing through the Dam, with energy producing hydroelectric power. On the other side, enjoy a scenic view of the Allegheny Reservoir. Look down below and you'll almost surely see large carp swimming near the surface! Below the dam is a visitor center, with information on the history of the site and its multipurpose functions.
About the Dam
Finished in 1965, the Kinzua Dam was developed for flood control of the Allegheny River, after a major flood struck Pittsburgh in 1936. Learn about the history of the Dam by visiting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Big Bend Visitor Center just downstream of the dam, open seasonally from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day and weekends in September and October. The center contains exhibits and brochures which explain and illustrate the purpose to the dam and power plant.
Reverence for the Past
The construction of the dam received national attention, as the reservoir's floodplain forced the relocation of the Seneca Nation of Indians and required the condemnation of several towns and communities. In 1964, Johnny Cash recorded the song "As Long as the Grass Shall Grow," written by Peter La Farge, about the loss of Seneca land due to the construction of the Kinzua Dam. Today, locals enjoy the beauty and use of the reservoir, but continue to carry a profound respect for the history of the land and its people.

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Sluggish England frustrated in US stalemate
Sluggish England frustrated in US stalemate /node/2206116/sport
England's Harry Kane in action with Weston McKennie of the US during their FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Group B match at Al Bayt Stadium, Al Khor on Friday. (Reuters)
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Southgate's men would have been guaranteed to advance from Group B with a victory in their second game
Having thrashed Iran 6-2 on Monday, England lacked the urgency they showed in their opening game and were booed off at full-time
AL KHOR, Qatar: England missed a chance to book their place in the World Cup last 16 as Gareth Southgate's side produced a limp display in their 0-0 draw against the United States on Friday.
Southgate's men would have been guaranteed to advance from Group B with a victory in their second game of the tournament, but they rarely troubled a determined US team.
Having thrashed Iran 6-2 on Monday, England lacked the urgency they showed in their opening game and were booed off at full-time.
They managed just one shot on target and could easily have conceded in the first half when the US were in control for long periods at the Al Bayt Stadium.
For the third time in three World Cup meetings with the US, England failed to live up to their status as favorites.
After a shocking defeat in the 1950 tournament and a 1-1 draw in 2010, this was another defiant American effort against England, cooling some of the hype around the Three Lions following the Iran rout.
Although it was an extremely underwhelming performance from England, they are still in control of their own destiny.
A draw in their final group game against Wales on November 29 would ensure England progress to the knockout stages, while a victory would seal first place.
The US, who have drawn their first two games, play Iran on the same day knowing a win would send them into last 16.
Gregg Berhalter's group are the second youngest team at the World Cup, but a day after America celebrated Thanksgiving they left sluggish England looking like they were the ones who had indulged in too much turkey.
With Harry Kane and Harry Maguire recovered from an ankle injury and illness respectively, England named an unchanged team for the first time since the 2018 World Cup semifinal defeat against Croatia.
But, whereas England dominated possession against timid Iran from the opening moments, they found the US far more willing to press higher up the pitch.
The US desire to engage England briefly left space in behind them and Jude Bellingham's buccaneering run and pass freed Bukayo Saka down the right side of the US area.
Saka's cross reached Kane, whose goalbound shot was blocked by Walker Zimmerman.
That near-miss proved a mirage in the desert for England as Hajji Wright, a surprise selection in place of Josh Sargent, had the Americans' first sight of goal with a well-timed run into the area for a header that whistled wide.
It was a warning that the US could trouble England and moments later Weston McKennie should have put them ahead.
Timothy Weah's cross from wide on the right eluded the flat-footed England defense and the unmarked McKennie pulled the trigger from 10 yards, only to fire just wide of the relieved Pickford's goal.
Showing no signs of being intimidated by England, Berhalter's side were inches away from turning the enterprising display into a stunning lead when Christian Pulisic jinked into space and lashed a rising drive against the crossbar from just inside the area.
Giving the ball away far too easily and labored in their build-up play, England looked rattled and Pulisic tested their fraying nerves with a header that glanced wide.
In a rare moment of menace from England, Saka's pass found Mason Mount and the Chelsea's midfielder low drive from 20 yards brought a first save from US keeper Matt Turner.
Epitomising the US spirit that was such a contrast to England's lethargy, Tyler Adams crunched into a tackle on Saka, winning the ball and roaring in delight afterwards.
England remained stuck in first gear yet Kane nearly snatched an undeserved winner in stoppage time when he headed wide from Luke Shaw's free-kick.
Topics: World Cup 2022 England US Harry Kane
Germany face Spain with spectre of early World Cup exit looming
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Casemiro scores twice, Man United beats Reading in FA Cup /node/2240766/sport
The Brazil international struck twice in four second-half minutes as United won against second-division Reading 3-1
MANCHESTER, England: Casemiro was a serial winner with Real Madrid and on Saturday he kept Manchester United's trophy hunt going strong in the FA Cup.
The Brazil international struck twice in four second-half minutes as United won against second-division Reading 3-1 and progressed to the fifth round.
On Wednesday, Erik ten Hag's improving team put a foot in the League Cup final by beating Nottingham Forest 3-0 in the first leg of the semifinals.
There is growing belief among United fans that a six-year wait for a trophy will come to an end this season, with the club also still in the Europa League where a much-anticipated clash with Barcelona is coming next month.
If Ten Hag is to lift silverware in his first season as manager, Casemiro will be pivotal to that success.
The midfielder won five Champions Leagues and three Spanish titles with Madrid but left last summer for a new challenge in England.
Ten Hag wanted to add his winning mentality to a team that had seen Manchester City and Liverpool dominate the Premier League in recent years. His influence was evident against a Reading team that withstood United's dominance until the 54th minute.
It was a performance that underlined how much Casemiro was missed when he was suspended for the 3-2 loss to Arsenal last week, which left United 11 points behind the league leader.
With Casemiro in the starting lineup, United have lost only two of 21 games in all competitions, compared to four of 11 without him.
While he is better known as a midfield enforcer, he has showcased his other attributes in his short time at Old Trafford, including his impressive range of passing.
Against Reading, it was his clinical finishing that broke the visitor's resistance.
First came a delicate chip to lift the ball over goalkeeper Joe Lumley after racing onto Antony's pass into the box. Then, in the 58th, he let fly from around 25 meters to double United's lead.
His mastery was evident when Reading forward Andy Carroll's frustration boiled over and he was sent off for a second yellow card after a wild challenge on Casemiro in the 65th.
Another Brazilian, Fred, came off the bench to add a third for United with a backheel a minute later.
Amadou Mbengue scored a consolation for Reading, but there was never any danger of a comeback.
While they are fighting for survival in the league, Leeds, Leicester and Southampton are advancing in the cup.
Securing top-flight status remains the priority for all three, but the cup is providing welcome relief from their battles against relegation.
Leeds won against third-tier Accrington Stanley 3-1, Leicester overcame fourth-tier Walsall 1-0, and bottom-of-the-league Southampton won against second-division Blackpool 2-1 on Saturday.
Goals from Leeds' Jack Harrison, Junior Firpo and Luis Sinisterra ended any chance of a miracle for Accrington in front of its home fans at Wham Stadium. Leslie Adekoya, however, gave them something to cheer with a late consolation goal.
It was only Leeds' second win since Nov. 5, both of them coming in the FA Cup.
Leicester — cup winner in 2021 — needed a late goal from Kelechi Iheanacho to end Walsall's resistance in a match that also saw Youri Tielemans miss a penalty.
Leicester's only other win since Dec. 20 was in the previous round of the cup.
Romain Perraud scored twice in Southampton's win. Charlie Patino pulled one back for Blackpool.
Sunderland 15-year-old substitute Christopher Rigg thought he scored a famous winner against the Premier League's Fulham, only to see his effort ruled out for offside.
Rigg struck in time added on at Craven Cottage, but the second division team's celebrations were soon cut short.
Sunderland took an early lead through Jack Clarke, and Tom Cairney equalized for Fulham to set up a replay.
There will also be replays for Sheffield Wednesday and Fleetwood (1-1), Ipswich and Burnley (0-0), Luton and Grimsby (2-2) and Blackburn and Birmingham (2-2).
Second division Bristol City was through to fifth round after beating West Brom 3-0.
New Tottenham signing Arnaut Danjuma scored on his debut as Spurs beat Preston 3-0.
Danjuma, who has joined on loan from Villarreal, struck late on after going on as a substitute.
Heung-Min Son had already set Tottenham on course for the next round with two second-half goals.
Topics: FA Cup Man United Casemiro Reading FC
Man United beat Forest 3-0, closes in on League Cup final
Casemiro's last-gasp leveller rescues Man Utd in Chelsea draw
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Atletico hit out at Real Madrid 'influence' on referees
Atletico had Stefan Savic sent off in extra time in the 3-1 defeat but were angry that Ceballos was not shown a second yellow card in the second half of the regulation 90 minutes
MADRID: Atletico Madrid CEO Miguel Angel Gil Marin complained that Real Madrid's "huge influence" exerts pressure on Spanish referees after his side's Copa del Rey defeat, a suggestion dismissed by the victors.
Los Blancos beat Atletico in the cup quarterfinal derby clash on Thursday night and Atletico were convinced that Dani Ceballos should have been sent off at the Santiago Bernabeu.
"I have full respect for all the officials and I am convinced they always have the best of intentions, but anyone looking in from the outside can see that for decades the same thing almost always happens," said Gil Marin in a statement. "Unfortunately, it doesn't surprise anybody anymore, it isn't news. It's very clear and you just have to look back at history.
"Madrid are a club with a huge influence, with a lot of interests around them. They create so much pressure that it's normal that it affects the people who have to take decisions."
The officials are "aware of what awaits them if they harm them with a mistake, or even if they get something right. We often see a campaign against whoever they believe has hurt them," Gil Marin added
The Atletico boss said his club cannot change the "system" alone and that the color of a team's shirt should not have an impact on fair decision-making.
Atletico had Stefan Savic sent off in extra time in the 3-1 defeat but were angry that Ceballos was not shown a second yellow card in the second half of the regulation 90 minutes.
"The second yellow was obvious, undoubtable," Marin insisted.
"But at 1-0 down in the 71st minute, playing for the semis of the cup in their own stadium, it would be a big thing to leave Madrid with 10 players."
Atletico, out of the Champions League and the Spanish Cup are languishing in fourth, 13 points behind La Liga leaders Barcelona, having played an extra game.
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti dismissed Atletico's concerns in a news conference on Saturday.
"It was a hard-fought, even game, I think for our part we deserved to win," said the Italian.
"The rest is topics I won't speak about. The only 'system' I know is the one that I will use tomorrow."
Real Madrid, second in La Liga, face third place Real Sociedad on Sunday night.
Topics: Atletico Madrid real madrid Copa del Rey
Madrid snatch derby victory against Atletico to reach Copa semifinals
Atlético beats Levante 2-0 to return to Copa quarterfinals
Bayern held at home to Frankfurt after Kolo Muani goal /node/2240686/football
The result was Bayern's third consecutive 1-1 draw, with the reigning German champions still looking for their first win of 2023
Union Berlin's 2-0 derby win over city rivals Hertha earlier on Saturday meant Bayern's three-point cushion on top of the table had been erased by kick-off
BERLIN: Bayern Munich saw their lead in the Bundesliga cut to just one point on Saturday after Randal Kolo Muani's equalizer held the German champions to a 1-1 draw with Eintracht Frankfurt.
The result was Bayern's third consecutive 1-1 draw, with the reigning German champions still looking for their first win of 2023.
Union Berlin's 2-0 derby win over city rivals Hertha earlier on Saturday meant Bayern's three-point cushion on top of the table had been erased by kick-off.
Bayern lacked fluency early in a testy opening half, which saw both center-back Matthijs de Ligt and goalkeeper Yann Sommer pick up yellow cards.
With 34 minutes gone, former Man City forward Leroy Sane settled his team's nerves by hammering a cross from veteran forward Thomas Mueller past the outstretched hand of Frankfurt 'keeper Kevin Trapp.
After the goal, Bayern rekindled their early season form and produced their best spell of the match, with France defender Dayot Upamecano going close to doubling their lead just three minutes later.
Bayern continued to push for a second goal after the break but Frankfurt, who had only lost once in their previous 11 games in all competitions dating back to early October, looked dangerous on the break.
Eintracht coach Oliver Glasner brought on Japan international Daichi Kamada just past the hour and the change had an almost immediate impact, Kamada exchanging passes with Kolo Muani before the latter struck the ball past Sommer and into the net.
Earlier on Saturday, Union took the lead away to Hertha late in the first half through Dutch defender Danilho Doekhi, who headed in a free-kick from captain Christopher Trimmel.
Union doubled their lead halfway through the second half through midfielder Paul Seguin to run out victors over a spirited but toothless Hertha.
Visiting fans began singing "city champions" with 10 minutes remaining, celebrating their fifth consecutive derby win.
Union's win deepened the woes of Hertha, who are second bottom having won just three games all season.
After the match, Union coach Urs Fischer sought to play down expectations, telling AFP's sports subsidiary SID that his side "did not look like a top team."
"It was a hard-fought derby. It was close over 90 minutes. In the end, we were lucky winners. We were efficient," he said.
Elsewhere, Freiburg beat Augsburg 3-1 at home to move into fourth place.
First-half goals by towering Austrian striker Michael Gregoritsch and fellow forward Lucas Hoeler put Freiburg in the driving seat.
A 29th-minute penalty from Mergim Berisha gave the visitors hope, but Freiburg sealed their first win of 2023 through an 85th-minute strike from Philipp Lienhart.
In Bremen, Germany striker Niclas Fuellkrug scored both his side's goals in a 2-1 win over Wolfsburg, overtaking RB Leipzig forward Christopher Nkunku to top the Bundesliga scoring charts with 13 goals this season.
Promoted Bremen, who had lost six of their past eight matches came up against an in-form Wolfsburg who were unbeaten in 11 games under former Bayern coach Niko Kovac.
Borussia Moenchengladbach compounded Hoffenheim's misery with a 4-1 away win.
Two first-half goals and a second-half assist for captain Lars Stindl from midfielder Jonas Hofmann, Gladbach's only representative in Germany's 2022 World Cup squad, gave the visitors a comfortable victory.
Hoffenheim suffered their sixth defeat in their last eight games, leaving them just three points clear of the relegation playoff spot.
Mainz overcame the disappointment of Wednesday's last-gasp loss to Borussia Dortmund, thrashing Bochum 5-2 at home, their first win in seven league matches dating back to October.
A hat-trick from Austrian forward Karim Onisiwo, plus goals by Lee Jae-sung and Silvan Widmer lifted Mainz into 11th ahead of a midweek German Cup meeting at home with Bayern.
Topics: Bayern Munich Eintracht Frankfurt Bundesliga
Kimmich hits late equalizer for Bayern Munich against Cologne
Bayern signs Yann Sommer from Gladbach as Neuer replacement
Pedri earns subdued Barca nervy derby win at Girona /node/2240566/football
Pedri earns subdued Barca nervy derby win at Girona
Pedri netted the only goal from close range after an hour at an icy Montilivi on his 100th appearance for Barcelona
Despite the narrow margin of victory, Xavi believes his team is significantly stronger than when he took over in November 2021
GIRONA, Spain: Barcelona midfielder Pedri Gonzalez earned his side a tense 1-0 Catalan derby victory at Girona on Saturday, opening a six-point gap ahead of Real Madrid at the top of La Liga.
With Carlo Ancelotti's side hosting high-flying Real Sociedad on Sunday, Barca put their rivals under pressure to get a result and keep up with them in the title race.
Pedri netted the only goal from close range after an hour at an icy Montilivi on his 100th appearance for Barcelona, after replacing the injured Ousmane Dembele.
The French forward limped off in the first half, pulling up after a sprint and asking to be replaced, a blow for Barcelona considering his superb recent form.
Barca coach Xavi Hernandez said the winger appeared to have a quadriceps injury.
Despite the narrow margin of victory, Xavi believes his team is significantly stronger than when he took over in November 2021.
"We have to be self-critical and improve in many ways, but we are happy, we have to look at where we came from," Xavi told reporters.
"The change to the team and a lot of players is big, we have many things to improve on, but we're on the right path.
"I think the (biggest difference) is the confidence of the players — when we arrived their confidence was on the floor."
Defensively the Catalans have been strong, conceding just six league goals this season and winning their last three matches 1-0 — they are unbeaten in 13 consecutive matches across all competitions.
"I think at grounds like this you have to win, however you do it," Barcelona defender Jules Kounde told DAZN.
"We can play better, but in these away games, against opponents playing well, winning is vital.
"I think keeping a clean sheet is key. The whole team works defensively, not just the back four. Everyone is working well."
The league leaders were still without suspended Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, missing his final game after a three-match ban.
Girona created the first chance after just three minutes, Rodrigo Riquelme's smooth through ball feeding Yan Couto, whose shot was blocked.
Dembele also had an effort deflected away at the other end after Ansu Fati won the ball from goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga.
The French winger, who fired Barcelona into the Copa del Rey semifinals against Real Sociedad midweek, was forced off injured after 25 minutes.
Dembele's first years at Barcelona were hampered by injuries but since Xavi's arrival, the forward had been able to stay fit and firing.
Xavi brought on Jordi Alba for Marcos Alonso at the break and it made the difference for Barcelona, who had been sluggish.
The left-back set up Pedri's opener with a cross from the left, tapped in by the Spaniard at the back post at the end of the first incisive move Barcelona had put together all game.
Pedri, whom Xavi had intended to rest, reached a century of appearances for Barca at just 20 years old and celebrated with his 15th goal for the club.
"I know I have to improve in front of goal (but) right now they are going in for me," Pedri told DAZN.
Ronald Araujo headed a cross off his own goal line under pressure as Girona pushed for an equalizer, throwing men forward.
Ivan Martin missed a fine chance in stoppage time for the hosts as Barcelona lost all control of the game but survived a nervy finale to earn the win.
Girona also appealed for a penalty as Eric Garcia tangled with Cristhian Stuani in the area.
"There are situations in the box in which these tangles are given and sometimes not," said Girona coach Michel, who was sent off in stoppage time for complaining about a foul by Frenkie de Jong.
"Today, the final result is not due to the refereeing performance, I prefer to say these games are won by the players."
Earlier Cadiz climbed out of the relegation zone with a 2-0 win over Real Mallorca.
Topics: Barcelona Pedri Gonzalez Girona La Liga
Benzema keeps on scoring, Madrid stay close to Barcelona
Real Madrid stun Villarreal with Spanish Cup comeback, Barcelona thrash Ceuta


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[SONG OF THE DAY] SG Lewis - "Flames (feat. Ruel)"
VIBE O CLOCK ON FRI-YAYYYYYYYYY
After premiering the track with a live debut at Coachella weekend two, British producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist SG Lewis has shared his latest track, "Flames", which follows up "Throwaway", another cut from the Dawn portion of his Dusk Dark Dawn EP series. The track features 16-year old Australian pop star RUEL (who I should add is pretty fuckin HUGE down under) on vocals this time around. Speaking on the collaboration, SG shared,"I was put onto RUEL's music about 18 months ago, and watching his growth since then has been amazing. He's got such soul to his voice for someone of his age, it's crazy."
I'll admit, I'm sitting here a pretty jealous that people got a first taste of this in a festival setting, especially one as huge as Coachella. The song, much like the break of dawn, is energetic and expansive with a hint of airiness to it. The kind of song that sometimes when you're bumping it feels like a miracle it can be contained.
I suppose a good compromise to this will be experiencing this at Brooklyn Steel in September, as SG has also revealed that he's got some North American tour dates starting at the end of August at the North Coast Music Fest in Chicago and running till mid October where he'll wrap up in Los Angeles at The Novo. Tickets are on sale now so grab those while you still can.
NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES
08/31–North Coast Music Festival–Chicago, IL0
9/01–Made In America–Philadelphia, PA (DJ Set)
09/03–Mod Club–Toronto, ON
09/05–Brighton Music Hall–Boston, MA
09/06–Brooklyn Steel–Brooklyn, NY
09/07–U Street Music Hall–Washington, DC0
9/30–Neumos–Seattle, WA
10/01–Star Theater–Portland, OR
10/02–Fortune Sound Club–Vancouver, BC
10/04–Great American Music Hall–San Francisco, CA
10/07–Meow Wolf–Santa Fe, NM
10/08–Gothic Theatre–Englewood, CO
10/12–The Novo–Los Angeles, CA
SONG OF THE DAYkibbe! May 10, 2019 SG Lewis, Ruel


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Amazon Echo devices in the US can now translate conversations as they happen
Someone needs to be speaking English
Jules Wang 2020/12/14
Amazon is bringing live translation to Alexa in the U.S. The voice assistant can now be called upon to detect a conversation in two languages and translate between them sentence by sentence or phrase by phrase.
Gboard rolls out real-time transcription and translation (APK download)
Speak in French, send in English
In mid-July, Gboard's Play Store listing added a cryptic changelog that mentioned voice dictation translations. We started looking for signs of that feature and couldn't find any until now, when it finally showed up on the latest Gboard beta v9.7. Google has also confirmed to us that it's rolling it out to everyone.
16 major iOS 14 features Apple 'borrowed' from Android and Google
Plus one bonus feature for Apple's HomePod
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Unless you've been forcibly avoiding the news, you know iOS 14 is now a thing. But if you don't use an iPhone (or maybe even if you do), you might not have bothered checking out what was new in Apple's latest mobile operating system. But as fail to be basically every year we watch the WWDC keynote, no one on the Android Police was surprised to have one recurring thought: "hey, that feature looks familiar." Apple apparently felt very inspired by Android in the last year, and iOS 14 has a whole bunch of "world-first" innovations to show you that—very coincidentally!—also
Google News in-app translation is broken
Something must've gotten lost in translation
Caleb Potts 2020/05/14
Bug Watch
With everything going on in the world lately, it can be hard to keep up with it all. Google News can be great help there, with the app supporting features like curated stories, daily briefings, and a dark theme. Google even added support for displaying content in two languages together within the feed last year. But it's not all good news, because the in-app translation feature is currently borked.
LG is thinking about exiting the smartphone business
Google is still selling its $30 Pixel USB-C earphones
Tell Google Assistant to 'Read It,' including webpages translated from 42 languages
Text-to-speech is getting way better with syntax and expression
9:00am PST Mar 4, 2020
The ways we experience media on the web tend to be designed only for the publisher's intended medium. You don't consume videos just for their sound, for example, and podcasts don't often come with word-for-word transcripts, but there are ways of enjoying those pieces of content with augmentation. Some of the toughest challenges in making text sites cross-consumable via dictation has been in naturalizing machine voices and translating stories rich in grammatical tapestry from other languages. Google Assistant is now bringing its answers to those challenges with new text-to-speech functionality available today.
Assistant's interpreter mode comes to Android for on-the-fly translation
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7:00am PST Dec 12, 2019
Back in 2011, Google Translate made it easier to interpret live discussions thanks to Conversation mode. The app also got a fresh coat of paint more recently, making it easier to summon it. In parallel, Assistant-enabled speakers got the ability to translate live conversations in April, which essentially turned them into digital interpreters. Unfortunately, the functionality was exclusive to smart speakers and displays and wasn't available on phones until now. Google just released the feature on mobile devices as well, making it easier to have a conversation with someone who speaks a different language on the go.
Google helps you practice pronouncing new words with mobile Search
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How do you pronounce quokka? Pronunciation can be difficult to perfect, especially with a language containing as many silly, varied rules as English. Practice, though, helps solidify a skill. Google has provided pronunciation guides since April of this year. Now, they'll also give you the chance to vocally practice your pronunciation of American English, and, "soon," Spanish.
Google introduces 'Translatotron', a direct speech-to-speech translation technology
Interpreting and translating live speech is much trickier than simply processing written text. Indeed, unlike human brains, machines would typically need to go through three separate phases to convert oral communication from one language to another. Initially, speech would need to be interpreted by the machine and transcribed into text, which would then be translated into the target dialect, before being fed into a text-to-speech engine to be spoken out loud. Although this cascaded process is transparent for the user and relatively fast, Google is working on a more natural speech-to-speech method it called Translatotron, which doesn't need intermediate processing for translation.
Google Translate now provides better gender-specific translations in several languages
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Translation is tricky, as you know if you've read any web page automatically converted by Google Translate; different tongues have different nuances that are hard to teach to an algorithm. Specifically, the way languages handle gender varies, and these discrepancies previously led to Google Translate to make assumptions and provide potentially inaccurate translations. Now, though, when gender is ambiguous in a translation input, the output will show both masculine and feminine terms, eliminating the guesswork.
SwiftKey Beta v7.1.3.25 picks up Microsoft Translator integration
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Text translation seems like an obvious feature for a phone keyboard. It eliminates the hassle of having to swap between apps, copying and pasting when you want to say something in a language you don't speak (however infrequent that need may be). SwiftKey seems to agree, as the latest update of the keyboard's Beta version comes with Microsoft Translator integration.
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EXERCISING from middle age can prevent 20 years of aging for a person's memory and stave off dementia, a groundbreaking Melbourne study has shown.
Regular exercise of any type, from walking the dog to marathon running, was shown to be the best protective factor against memory loss in a 20-year University of Melbourne study.
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Previous global studies have shown exercise for people over 65 is able to improve cognitive function.
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Assoc Prof Szoeke said the results demonstrate the need to adopt an active lifestyle before the degenerative effects of dementia began.
"It is really important in our knowledge and understanding of dementia because just in the last five years it has been recognised that dementia takes 30 years to occur," she said.
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Entry-Level Melee Wizard Build
Maxyim has made a quick guide on gearing an entry-level melee Wizard. If you're looking to try a little something new for your wizard, this may be just the thing. In his thread you can find information on what to look for on gear, as well as stat priority and of course, a suggested build to use. Check out his thread here for more information and to leave any feedback.
ERR37 All In One Calculator
Nensec along with a few others have been hard at work on a wonderful all in one Diablo III tool named 'ERR37'. This project is still early in development, but they are looking for any and all feedback and testing. You can check out more information and give feedback in their thread.
Scheduled Maintenance - July 10th
This weeks maintenance appears to be only 4 hours in length. However as we reported yesterday patch 1.0.3b is already up on Blizzards download servers. This means we may see patch 1.0.3b go live with this maintenance.
Originally Posted by Blizzard (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
We will be performing scheduled maintenance on Tuesday, July 10th. Maintenance will begin at 8:00 AM PDT and conclude at approximately 12:00 PM PDT. During this time, servers and many web services will be unavailable. Thank you for your patience.
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We're hiring two additional editors to help support our growing audience in Latin America. Specifically, we're looking for a native Portuguese speaker and a native Spanish speaker to join our existing Latin American editors*. Your job will be to help us translate and create new website content for players in Latin American countries, including new game guide updates, account management website features, feature previews, and much more.
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Diablo III Fan Art Update
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Diablo III End-Game Poll
Within the last week there has been a great deal of discussion about Diablo III's end-game. Blizzard even agree's that there is a current lacking of a long-term end-game. There have been many different suggestions for end-game such as those from Kripp and Athene, as well as Sixen's recent video suggesting the return of Pandemonium Events. What do you feel is missing from Diablo III's end-game?
There are many options out there, and not all could fit in a poll. Select as many options as you like, and leave any other options you like in the comments.
Benegesserit
details on the 1.0.3b patch?
Ikkaros
What is missing? Hmmm, I don't know, but I have some ideas:
*Boss Rush Mode- I like to see how fast I can kill all the bosses =D
*PVP...
*Random Dungeon Tool- (Actually this one should be available when you reach the Inferno mode) would be nice to farm itens and gold without being stuck in the same place ¬¬
*Alternative Bosses- and some that could only be defeated in group (really hard bosses).
*Bonus Campaign- (I don't know, maybe telling the story of Diablo I since it has changed a lot) as a reward for those who beat the Inferno.
There is a lot of things, the problem is that would require a lot of work, and Blizzard doesn't like this word...
arcturesmengsk
Pretty sure this post just made wands with life on hit and ap on crit skyrocket in price.
Okiesmokie
Quote from Ikkaros
You think Diablo 3 didn't take a lot of work to make?
DarkWalker
For me, I usually only keep playing a game for a long time if it has at least one of the following "features":
- Constant updates that add more content. Common example: most MMOs. Caveat: I don't consider new difficulty levels for already existing content to be new content. This includes harder versions of the bosses.
- User-created content; in other words, it must allow mods, addons, user-created missions, or something similar that enables users to add new content. Best example I can think of: Neverwinter Nights.
- Enough sandbox features to allow emergent gameplay. Best example I can think of: Minecraft.
None of the options in the pool would extend the time I would keep playing D3 in any meaningful way.
I played Diablo 2 for a long time due to it's mods; I was already bored with the vanilla game by the time I finished it on it's easiest difficulty. As a side effect, I never played on Battle.net, because it only allowed the vanilla client. Diablo 3 is, most likely, going to be similar for me - but with the heavy disadvantages that it does not allow mods, thus cutting most of it's longevity for me, and that all gameplay happens on Blizzard servers, which means I'm unable to play whenever my internet acts up or someone starts a download, not to mention Blizzard's weekly maintenances actually happen during one of the main time slots I would have to play.
Daemaro
Wise Elder
Nephalem
It's a mixture of a lot of things for me. I think more drops would be nice, not necessarily BETTER drops but just that feeling of getting legendaries seems to be a lot less than uniques/sets in D2. That for me would help a lot, more legendaries all around.
Besides that PvP coming is nice and Pandemonium type events aren't bad.
What I don't want is some sort of "raid" or "dungeon" system where it basically is so hard you can't solo it and is going to require more people and then the loot that drops is exclusive to that boss at least nothing more than an item or two.
We had the Standard of Heroes and the Annihilus Charm and that was basically it. I'm fine with earning achievements from it, or banner sigils or patterns, but I don't want it to get out of hand like raiding in WoW.
#11 Jul 7, 2012
Desann
Diablo 3 doesn't have the legs of its predecessor, but it's not, as everyone seems to be concluding, for a lack of content. I believe it's because the items are boring, and the way you get them is boring. They thought the item-hunt would be as fun as it was in the last game, but they didn't realize that they had compromised it. The auction house has made it so easy to buy and sell items that it's where you get your gear, not the game itself. It's like a funnel; you can ignore the AH, but ignoring it will be harder and harder as you approach the endgame where the game demands better gear -- and here's the most important part -- gear that won't drop for you, because they have balanced drop rates around the playerbase as a whole, and not individually, on behalf of the AH. It's why you don't find sets or legendaries as you play, either. Practically, the only things that ever drop are blue or yellow, which is another thing that makes the item-hunt less interesting. And because your primary attributes are on items now, there is a very small window of viable itemization that all items have to be in for them to be worth anything to anyone, and because they're completely random, they almost never are. Add to it that most items that drop are much lower-level than you, no matter what level you are.
All of that makes the item-hunt a lot less rewarding than anyone had hoped. It's so much more efficient to shop than to farm. That's what has made this game's appeal so much shorter than expected. Now, I should say that even still, the game has brought me plenty of hours of fun, and the game is well worth the money in my opinion. It certainly doesn't have the lasting appeal of Diablo 2, which I played off and on for years, but that only means it's down to staying fun several times longer than most games do.
kodr
Pandemonium Event doesn't sound different than what Inferno is, a static content you can beat once you have the gears, and after that, what?...
I'd like to see a system like Maps from Path of Exile (video). Maps are items you can trade, and once you activate it, it opens a portal to a random map with custom rules.
You'll farm for those Maps because they can have interesting loot and are fun to play due to the random factor.
theTallic
Location: Deru
As it is right now, for me, there's no incentive at all to keep playing D3. I haven't finished Inferno yet, either. But, to me, inferno acts as Hard/Nightmare/Insane or whatever you want to call it in other games, i.e. nothing I actually care about. I thought I would, but it's so different from how I actually expected it to be, and it's not even to play right now.
Keep in mind, I only played the first two weeks of launch before I had to go away. Came back yesterday and I'm not really feeling the vibe.
Sojourna
PvP patch with a ladder would help a bit compared to the other options, (in my opinion), but Desann makes a good point about the major impact the Auction House system has had on item hunting. It's what the Diablo franchise has been all about, pretty much. Take that away and Diablo is just basically an empty shell.
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The thing is, though, without a use for the items you find - why hunt them?
To this day I still haven't finished D2. By that I mean hitting lvl99. That's the incentive for me to play D2, and to get enough bank to support and level a smiter strong enough for Uber Trist. While doing that I will find loads of items fitting other classes and many different builds. I just don't get that feeling with D3. I thought I would, seeing how easy it was to swap skills without having to reroll. But it's completely different.. Where's the carrot?
GreenWins
Location: Irvine
Infinite dungeons would make farming so much more enjoyable.
They would just need to categorize it into 3 different difficulty like inferno.
Infinite Dungeon #1 - Act 1 skill level mobs
Infinite Dungeon #3 - Act 3/4 skill level mobs
Then randomize the dungeon map using all 4 act maps.
Ron1n
We are need group content
Bosses for 4ppl which cannot be killed solo, something like scripted group bosses. They should make PvE challenge.
lMarcusl
Quote from Ron1n
Which would help...whom exactly? The few people who actually have three more friends who still play Diablo and have free time at exactly the same periods, otherwise, they would be missing a person to do the run with? Not exactly the biggest demographic to cater to. If they make end game content, it should be available to everyone who finishes the game on Inferno.
A soft answer turneth away wrath. Once wrath is looking the other way, shoot it in the head!
Maxyim
Quote from arcturesmengsk
Would be nice if people actually started putting up wands like that on AH to begin with...
Kodaijin
ZOMG ~runs as fast as she can to the blizzard store~ OMG A TY... sold out mother of god...
It would be cool to see a boss rush/pandemonium event like mode that would just increase the damage/health of each boss after each kill, so you could in theory have an unlimited amount of boss fights with possible leader boards just based on how many kills you can get in a row
dontbl1nk
I.. Ugh.
Just make it more like D2.
Simple fact is: If you cater to casuals, your game will suck after the initial glitter loses it's sparkle & the whole
casual fanbase moves on. Which it has now. It has just been proven.
STOP MAKING CASUAL GAMES. They suck!
Give us what D2 gave us. We were already robbed by the azn cartoon graphics department..
Make D3 more cut-throat like D2.
- No more cutscenes after the first time.. Wtf. The game seems repetitive because I feel like I'm going through a fifteen minute storybook everytime I kill Diablo. I miss Save & exit, join game, town, run thisthisthis. Pvp. Xfer... Fun.
- Actually interesting item modifiers -.-
- Bring runewords back.
- In-game hostility (FFS people..)
- More secrets in-game
- Boss runs. You know what I'm talking about.
- Make set items sort of 'build specific', & give them gfx (i.e. Tal rashas full set D2)
- Make ladder & NL. Starting over is half the fun. I still make low-level characters in D2
All in all.. Stop fucking babying us because some carebear made a long post on the forums about how he's the best & his ego can't.support the fact that he sucks. Fuck him! A little griefing in a game can do wonders to it.
Ladder resets. In-game hostility & pk. Runewords. Better uniques & sets. Booom
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Being sarcastic while trying to get a point across is pointless.
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Which Europe in Syria?
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), an NGO based in London, documented that there were 260,758 deaths between March 2011, the date of the beginning of the Syrian civil war, and December 2015. One third of victims were civilians, while the remaining parts were soldiers. On September 2013, after the use of chemical weapons in Damascus, the Syrian crisis became international: the United States and the European Union accused Bashar al-Assad's government of conducting this illegal operation. However, Russia and Iran defended the Syrian government and accused rebels. In recent years the public opinion has asked which is the role played by the European Union in this conflict, especially after the military intervention in the Syrian territory by the American and Russian forces. This article, firstly, wants to highlight the EU's identity path to understand which kind of actor Europe is nowadays. Secondly, we will focus the attention on the Union's position regarding the situation in Syria. Finally, it will be analysed the Federica Mogherini's statements about the ceasefire agreement between the US and Russia on the Syrian territory.
1.The European evolution.
The current European Union's identity is the result of a process that began at the end of the II World War. The evolution of the Union status as an international actor has followed five phases each corresponds to a specific historical period. Indeed, following the scheme presented by Joachim Koops in his book «The European Union as integrative power?», the European phases are:
Civilian power with teeth
The concept of creating an economic power was the dominant idea between the late 1950s and the early 1970s As a result, the Treaty of Rome of 25 March 1957 established the European Economic Community (EEC) and set the stages and parameters for a common commercial policy and thereby for the EEC's development into an international economic power. According to Koops, the slow delegitimization of brute force and military power in international relations during that particular period facilitated the EEC to acquire importance as an economic power. In his opinion, the African decolonization process provided with the EEC an opportunity for crafting a continuing privileged relationship with former colonies.
In 1970, with the European Political Cooperation (EPC), the European community (EC) leaders increasingly attempted to convert its role into international political power. François Duchêne, a policy analyst, was the first who described the EC as a distinct actor in international affairs. An international subject able to promote Civilian Power: springing the civil and democratic standards in the world, using its economic power. In 1973, with the «Declaration on European identity» was formulated and the foreign ministers of the nine member states stated that it was necessary to extend the democratic principles on which the EC was based, speaking with one voice. In 1974, the UN General Assembly gave the EC a permanent observer's status, and this helped the Community to become an international political player. During the early 1980's, the increasing Cold War tensions, led to a resurgence of the military issues at the international level. A change in the international context led the EC to reconsider its military power.
The lack of a significant contribution by the EC during the US-led Gulf War against Iraq in 1991 and the EC's collective failure to respond effectively to the Bosnian War (1992-1995) underlined the fact that what George Bush's (senior), rather hyperbolically, declared post-Cold War 'new world order' was being shaped without much of an EC input. Although the Maastricht Treaty, signed in 1992, was meant to provide the newly created European Union with a more institutionalized, visible, and resolute foreign policy system, the expectations generated by this Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) mechanism could not be matched by its capabilities. After the birth of the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) at the Helsinki and Cologne EU Council summits in 1999, the Treaty of Amsterdam (in force since 1999) established the office of a High Representative/Secretary General for the CFSP, while the Treaty of Nice (signed in 2001 and in force since 2003) created several new ESDP institutions.
The development of the EU towards a potential military power needs to be viewed in the international security context of the 1990s.
The alleged transformative effects of EU enlargement have prompted policy-makers and academic commentators to conceptualize the EU as a transformative and 'structural diplomatic power'. The conceptualization of the EU as a normative power can be seen as the boldest variation of the civilian power notion by arguing that not only is the EU constructed on a normative basis, but importantly that this predisposes it to act in a normative way in world politics.
Since 2003, experts defined the UE as a civilian power with teeth. The Berlin Plus agreement established the incorporation within NATO's defence planning of the military needs and capabilities, and the exchange of classified information under reciprocal security protection rules. In this sense the EU developed its (evolved as an international actor and reconsidered the) military dimension, but at the same time it increased institutionalisation and cooperation with others international organisations (such us the UN). It began also a comprehensive approach. The EU approach to comprehensive security is intimately linked to multilateralism, and to the promotion of security in close partnerships with other states and international organisations.
The conceptual evolution of the European Union shows that it is the result of a path started in the '50s, and that is still on ongoing process. Its specificity lies in the fact that the EU is not an exclusive actor, because it could contain several features that make it a power in economic, civil, military, and normative terms. In other words, focusing on foreign policy, to use a classic definition, the "EU is Mars utilising Venus means".
2. What strategy in Syria according to the Council ?
In 2011, the EU responded to the unacceptable violence used by the military and security forces against peaceful demonstrators. The EU suspended its cooperation with the Syrian Government under the European Neighbourhood Policy and gradually extended restrictive measures against the Syrian Government. From the very outset, the EU has condemned human rights violations in Syria in strongest terms. The EU is a full member and active participant in the International Syria Support Group. It fully supports the UN-led process, notably the efforts of the UN Special Envoy for Syria. According to the European external action service, only a Syrian-led political process leading to a peaceful and inclusive transition, based on the principles of the Geneva communiqué of 30 June 2012 and in line with relevant UN Security Council resolutions 2254 (2015), will bring back stability to Syria. In March 2015, the Foreign Affairs Council adopted a comprehensive EU regional strategy for Syria, Iraq and the Da'esh threat . In this conclusion the EU condemned unreservedly the indiscriminate attacks, atrocities, killings and abuses of human rights which are perpetrated by ISIL/Da'esh and other terrorist groups. The EU's aim was both to provide humanitarian aid, and a political solution. The main objective was to find a common solution between the central government and the moderate opposition. For this reason the EU and its Member States mobilised more than € 3.2 billion for relief and recovery assistance to those affected by the conflict inside Syria and refugees and host communities. This means that EU decided to use a humanitarian, economic, and political approach in order Syrian crisis.
The Russian airstrikes and the advancement of terrorist groups worsted both the humanitarian condition inside Syrian's territory, and the political situation at the international level. For this reason, during the Foreign Affairs Council of 12 October 2015, the EU stated its position underlining the importance to find a political solution, under the UN auspices. This time the EU condemned each type of military action, because the US and Russian's interventions aggravated the internal Syrian crisis. At the same time, the EU decided to intensify humanitarian diplomacy and sought ways to improve access and protection as well as to promote humanitarian principles.
In conclusion, the European approach in Syria has been based on three fundamental points: the political support (typical of a normative power), humanitarian aid (typical of a civilian power), and budgetary support (typical of an economic power). However, it seems necessary to highlight that the EU supported the efforts of the Global Coalition to contrast Da'esh in Syria and Iraq. As noted by UN Security Council Resolution 2170 (August 2014), "terrorism can only be defeated by a sustained and comprehensive approach involving the active participation and collaboration of all States […] which is why our first priority is to encourage others to join in this important endeavour". This Coalition, formed by the US President Barack Obama, is based on five core lines: providing military support to international partners; impeding the flow of foreign fighters; stopping ISIL's financing and funding; addressing humanitarian crises in the region and exposing ISIL's true nature. In the end, even if an offensive approach in Syria has not been supported by the EU in itself, the EU is nevertheless part of the Coalition, whose initiative main goal is indeed a military order.
3. The European statements after the cease-fire.
On 22 February 2015, the US and Russia have agreed on a draft agreement calling for the cessation of hostilities in Syria starting from Saturday 27th February. The points of the agreement are the following:
The draft mentions the ceasefire between the regime and the rebel groups. As a consequence, the Truce excludes the operations against the Islamic State and al-Qaeda.
The truce is valid only for the rebels who will accept the ceasefire no later than noon on Friday 26th February.
Definition of « terrorist groups »: The draft does not insert two rebel groups as a terrorist organization, as requested by Moscow. There are the Ahrar al-Shaam (Free of greater Syria) and Jund al-Islam (Army of Islam), both Salafist organizations linked to Turkey and Saudi Arabia (both allies of the US).
The institution of a Working Group to indicate areas that will be bombed, or those controlled by the Islamic State or the Al-Nusra Front.
On 26 February, about a hundred troops of Syrian rebels announced that would respect the ceasefire. The Free Syrian Army factions and the opposition agreed to respect a temporary truce. Upon hearing the news, the ministers of Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Malta and Cyprus reiterated that the solution to the Syrian crisis couldn't be military, and asked to immediately stop attacks on civilians and to grant access to humanitarian aid. Moreover, respect for the Syria's sovereignty and the territorial integrity of the country were the main EU claims. In the concrete case, the policy adopted during the Syria's crisis corresponds to the different characteristics of the European Union. During the Foreign Affairs (AFET) session of February 23, Federica Mogherini, the EU High Representative, gave a speech on the cease-fire and her approach confirms the role of the EU civilian power with teeth.
During the debate, in response to questions from MPs on the true role of the EU in the civil war, the HR argued that the EU's task has been founded and will be based on two objectives: the humanitarian aid and the political solution. Regarding the humanitarian approach, Mogherini said that 114 humanitarian aid trucks had reached 83,000 people, and that the EU and its member states had pledged two thirds of all humanitarian aid. Concerning the political process, she said it was important to keep to agreements, because the political transition should include revising the Syrian Constitution and elections to be held within 18 months.
The European Union, even after international pressure, has consistently refused to undertake a military operation in Syria. The lack of an intervention is not derived from legitimacy or alliances questions. The question sinks into the very roots of the evolution of the European Union, as the military aspect is only one of the components of European identity. The European Union prefers to mobilize political, normative and economic means before considering a military operation. The foreign policy of defects doesn't stem only from structural issues related primarily to the lack of a European army, but derive from the historical path that has highlighted the evolution. A military intervention has never been put on the European agenda, especially after the US and Russia interventions. The EU wants a political and negotiated solution: siding at the military level for one of the two sides would lead to the escalation of the fighting. In conclusion, foreign policy and defense identity is linked to the path taken after the end of World War II. The EU approach to comprehensive security is intimately linked to multilateralism, and to the promotion of security in close partnerships with the other states and international organisations.
Maria Elena Argano
KOOPS, Joachim Alexander, "What Kind of Actor, What Kind of Power? Effective Multilateralism and the EU as an Integrative Power", in The European Union as integrative power?, Brussels University Press, 2011, pp. 147 – 227.
European External Action Service Site, The EU's relations with Syria: http://eeas.europa.eu/syria/
European Council Site, Council conclusions on the EU regional strategy for Syria and Iraq as well as the ISIL/Da'esh threat: http://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2015/03/16-council-conclusions-eu-regional-strategy-for-syria-and-iraq-as-well-as-the-isil-daesh-threat/
European Council site, Conclusion du Conseil sur la Syrie: http://www.consilium.europa.eu/fr/press/press-releases/2015/10/12-fac-conclusions-syria/
U.S. Departement of State, The global coalition to counter ISIL: http://www.state.gov/s/seci/
UN Council Resolution 2170: http://www.un.org/press/en/2014/sc11520.doc.htm
La Repubblica, Siria, accordo USA-Russia su cessate il fuoco. Possibile stop alle ostilità dal 27 febbraio:http://www.repubblica.it/esteri/2016/02/22/news/siria_accordo_usa-russia_cessate_il_fuoco-133989481/
Rai News, Siria attesa per la tregua: http://www.rainews.it/dl/rainews/articoli/Siria-oggi-approvazione-accordo-Usa-Russia-tregua-7a37f165-5379-45a4-882b-d42ef6b9266d.html?refresh_ce
EEAS Site, Mogherini discusses Syria, migration with national MPs: http://eeas.europa.eu/top_stories/2016/230216_mogherini_afet_en.htm
Surpopulation carcérale : le Conseil de l'Europe rappelle à l'ordre la plupart des pays européens. il revient à l'UE d'imaginer de nouveaux modes de limitation de la liberté pour les condamnés. Pour une justice de réparation et pas de vengeance
2013: L'Année Européenne des Citoyens. Une occasion pour que les citoyens européens soient mieux informés sur leurs droits.
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TV Recap: Grey's Anatomy - Didn't We Almost Have It All?
Well then, after a season of ferry crashes, a visit to the great afterlife, romantic proposals and infidelity, we finally made it to the end of the third season of 'Grey's Anatomy.' The episode, titled "Didn't We Almost Have It All," left me surprised and a little bit irritated. The irritation comes mainly from having that damned Whitney Houston song stuck in my head after reading the title. The surprise comes from the fact that while I thought this season had some major weak spots, the finale brought it all back together and the season ended strong.
Let's get the rock-climbers story out of the way. As I suspected, the guy with the axe in his head got that way because one of his friends tried to kill him to put him out of his misery. After they fell, the guy was in so much pain that his friend tried to kill him to end it. Though they lied to the doctors and said the axe went in accidentally, Derek realizes it was intentional during the surgery. The axe was too far in and there was no tearing in the brain. Cops and lawyers were on the scene after that. The friend who axed the guy said he'd do it again if he had to. He's a true friend. Honestly, had they left this story out of the episode, it wouldn't have mattered and they could've gotten the show done within an hour (and I wouldn't have had to waste the first paragraph of this recap on this story which would've been more interesting had it not been in the season finale).
As for the relevant matters in the episode:
Derek got the offer for Chief of Surgery. He turned it down, telling Weber that if he really wishes he could do it all over again, he should. So Weber's not leaving. Or maybe he is. Adele miscarried her baby, which turned out to be Weber's child. She realized she misjudged him and it looks as though these two might be ready to fall back in love with one another.
Speaking of babies, Callie wants to have a baby. She and George even tried to conceive one in the break room. Shortly after, Izzie confessed that she's still in love with him just after saying she'd do everything to support his marriage with Callie. The two shared lots of eye-contact after that but nothing more. George has bigger problems though. He didn't pass his intern exam. He didn't tell anyone but Bailey obviously knew. She told him he could either walk away from being a doctor or repeat his intern year. George chose to walk away but just as he was cleaning out his locker, the newest crop of interns came in, taking a self-guided tour of the hospital. A beautiful girl stays behind to ask him for advice. She introduces herself as Lexie Grey. Who is Lexie Grey? (Thanks to the commenter below who explained that she's Meredith's half-sister!)
Bailey got passed over for the Chief Resident position. Callie got it instead. There was no explanation for this because unlike the Attendings, who each got to meet with Weber to get their rejection speech (which mainly included Weber pointing out all of their personal flaws), Bailey got no such meeting. Callie's name was posted on a bulletin board and that was that. I don't understand how Callie got the position over Bailey. Sure, she appears to be a great doctor but we've never seen her delegating or taking charge. So either Bailey lost it because of the Denny fiasco last year or else we can just chalk it up to hospital politics.
Ava/Rebecca's husband came to reclaim his wife. Like Rebecca said, her husband is a nice guy. He even admits to Alex that he didn't pay enough attention to her. He clearly loves her though and is ready to bring her and their baby home. Alex is visibly disappointed by this but when Rebecca tells him that he's the only person who saw the real her and asks him to give her a reason to stay, he cant. It seemed like he was letting her go because he didn't want to make her stay, only to disappoint her.
Derek told Meredith that he flirted with the girl in the bar. Later, when they have more time to talk, he tells Meredith that he loves her and will never leave her but that she keeps leaving him. She doesn't leave her friends but with him, she comes and goes whenever it's convenient for her. He basically tells her that if she's not in it for the long haul, she needs to leave him for good. She gets teary and then says she needs to go to help Cristina. Just before the wedding, Derek tells Burke that he doesn't think he and Meredith are going to make it. He also lies to Burke and says he got turned down for the Chief of Surgery job.
Cristina and Burke didn't get married. After Cristina freaked out because the vows she wrote on her hand got washed off, Burke came out to find her and decided that he knew she didn't want to marry him. He gave her a speech that pretty much said just that. She tried to argue with him but both of them knew what he was saying was the truth. The two biggest signs that this marriage wasn't meant to be were the vows and Cristina's wedding attire.
While Burke had this beautiful set of self-written vows about how he was giving Cristina his heart, Cristina needed her friends to help her write hers. And though she can commit volumes of medical text and procedures to memory, she cant remember a short list of vows? Her hand isn't that big so I can't imagine she had all that much written on there. How did she plan to read the vows off her hand anyway?
The wedding attire was a beautiful mess. Her dress, while lovely seemed to cling to her narrow frame as though it was wearing her. Momma-Burke insisted that Cristina wear a jeweled choker that was a Burke-family heirloom. So if the dress wasn't constricting enough, now she has a decorative collar to match it. The icing on the cake was when Preston's mother tweezed Cristina's eyebrows completely off. Cristina, whose eyebrows are the most expressive feature on her face, looked really weird without them. She had fake eyebrows drawn on when she did her make-up but still, the damage was done. The Cristina standing in the entrance of the church was not the Cristina that Burke wanted to marry. There is no Cristina Burke and never will be.
In the end, she goes back to their apartment to find that Burke is gone. Meredith asks her how she knows and Cristina points out that Burke's trumpet, jazz collection, lucky scrub-cap and picture of his grandmother are all missing. She cries and then says she's free. Anxiety washes over her and she suddenly needs to get out of the wedding dress. Meredith helps her get the choker off and literally cuts the back of the wedding dress to get Cristina out of it. Burke and Cristina are over. Burke is gone.
So George isn't a doctor anymore. Callie could be pregnant. Izzie is in love with George but supports his marriage. Bailey got robbed of the promotion she deserved. Cristina's single again. Meredith and Derek are on the rocks again. There's a new intern whose last name is Grey. Addison is leaving (though that never actually officially happened, we're assuming she is). Alex let Rebecca go and Weber and Adele are reconciling. Not a bad ending to an ok-season of 'Greys.'
What did you think of the episode and the season in general?
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Q: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'authService') I'm trying to detect if a user is already saved in localstorage before reading it from the database:
async getQuestion(id: string): Promise<Question> {
        let res: Question
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            }
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My userCache() is this:
userCache(id : string): Promise<User> {
        if (localStorage.getItem(id)) {
            console.log("User found in cache")
            return Promise.resolve(JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem(id)))
        } else {
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                return user
            }).catch(err => {
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                return null
            })
        }
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But I always get the error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'authService')
What could be the problem here?

A: try arrow functions. Usually this is different for normal functions and arrow functions. arrow function will have this as the parent scope.
async getQuestion(id: string): Promise<Question> {
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            } else {
                console.warn("There is no document for id " + id + "!");
                res = null;
            }
        }).catch((error) => {
            console.warn("There was an error getting your document:", error);
            res = null;
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