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Eleven College Hoops Breakout Candidates Set to Raise Their Game in 2019-20
Whether they're going from bench player to starter or just taking on a bigger role, these players are in line for a notable jump in 2019-20.
By Mitchell Gladstone
At the start of each season, it's easy to get caught up in the five-stars and the diaper dandies jumping onto the scene for the very first time. With James Wiseman at Memphis and Cole Anthony taking his talents to North Carolina, there will be plenty of impactful newbies.
But there are lots of returning names that could have a major impact in 2019–20 as they look to take their games to a new level. Some are sophomores who opted to come back to school and use another year to improve their NBA draft stock. Others are grad transfers who are looking to jump from mid- or low-majors to power conference teams and contend for a national title. And there are plenty of others in between.
Here's a look at 11 guys whose potential breakout seasons could be critical for their teams' chances:
Tre Jones, Duke, Sophomore
There weren't a whole lot of surprises when it came to the NBA draft, but perhaps Jones pulling his name out of the conversation early and choosing to spend another year in Durham with Coach K was the biggest shocker. Tyus Jones, Tre's older brother, turned pro after just one season (although his team won a national title in 2015) and the younger Jones certainly has the defensive chops already to compete at an NBA level.
Offensively, though, there is still much to be desired. Jones only scored 20-plus points once last year and he logged single digits in half of the Blue Devils' 36 games. He also shot a meager 26.2% from beyond the arc and his assist numbers were helped by an impressive group of classmates (Zion Williamson, R.J. Barrett and Cam Reddish). Jones will have the chance to be a leader this year—he's already been named a team captain and Duke is going to need him to make an impact on the scoreboard this year as the Blue Devils' only definitive starter.
Isaiah Livers, Michigan, Junior
Is there anyone still in Ann Arbor? The Wolverines have a new coach in former Fab Five member Juwan Howard and retain senior guard Zavier Simpson, but will have to replace more than two-thirds of their offensive production from last year. Enter Livers, who started just three games last season while tallying by far the most minutes off the Michigan bench.
Not only did Livers improve significantly as a three-point shooter last season (jumping up by more than 6% and averaging two more shots per game from deep), but the former Michigan Mr. Basketball proved himself capable of playing a wide range of roles. With Simpson running point and others now departed, Livers could easily double his points per game average from last season (7.9) and become the Wolverines' star.
Lamarr "Fresh" Kimble, Louisville, Graduate Student
The former St. Joe's standout is now in the ACC. Kimble, who only had offers from the Hawks, Creighton, Drexel, UMass and Temple when he graduated from high school in 2015, suffered a foot injury in his junior season opener, thus leaving him with an extra year of eligibility after graduating in May. He now joins a deep Louisville roster that is already bringing back a potential ACC Player of the Year in Jordan Nwora and has four others playing in their final collegiate season.
The Cards have lots of guys in the backcourt, but Kimble is the only true floor general. A pairing of him along with junior Darius Perry seems like a good bet, backed up by some dangerous shooting threats. And given Louisville's six-man freshman class, a veteran like Fresh will be crucial to the development of Chris Mack's young Cards.
Tyrese Haliburton, Iowa State, Sophomore
Few players have made more noise this summer than Haliburton, who starred as the point guard for the United States in the FIBA U19 World Cup. His 6.9 assists per game led the Americans as the Red, White, and Blue captured gold, winning all seven of their games in relatively comfortable fashion. Like at Iowa State, Haliburton wasn't necessarily scoring, but there's no reason he can't add that to his game.
Haliburton is probably the best player on a team that lost multiple guys to the pros (Marial Shayok, Talen Horton-Tucker), and he'll be tested pretty early in the season—the Cyclones will play in the Battle 4 Atlantis, starting out with a matchup against Michigan before going up against North Carolina or Alabama and then potentially Gonzaga, Seton Hall or Oregon.
Andrew Nembhard, Florida, Sophomore
Another second-year player, Nembhard was a top-25 recruit in the Class of 2018, just ahead of Coby White and Jalen Hoard—both of whom are now in the pros after one season of college ball. It wasn't a particularly memorable freshman season for the Canadian, who averaged just 8.0 points but dished out 5.4 assists per game. Still, he helped the Gators get an NCAA tournament win and showed flashes of his potential.
Florida should be a whole lot better this season, giving Nembhard more to work with as the point guard. Kerry Blackshear Jr. will be a force down low and freshmen Scottie Lewis and Tre Mann add some firepower on offense.
Aaron Henry, Michigan State, Sophomore
When it's coming from the horse's mouth, you've got to believe it. Spartans head coach Tom Izzo told The Athletic's Seth Davis that Henry is "bigger, stronger, and shooting the ball so much better." There was a moment in the first round of the NCAA tournament when Izzo took a lot of heat for getting in Henry's face and wagging his finger at the then-freshman.
But Izzo's intensity always seems to pay off, and when it comes to Michigan State, there often is a lot of growth beyond a first season. Xavier Tillman is another name that should take another step this year, but at 6'6" and 218 pounds, Henry, a former three-star prospect, has the chance to be a crucial piece of a national championship puzzle in East Lansing.
Corey Kispert (Junior) and Filip Petrusev (Sophomore), Gonzaga
To include one of these two on this list and not the other would seem unfair. The Bulldogs will have to replace their four leading scorers from last season, as Rui Hachimura, Brandon Clarke, Zach Norvell Jr. and Josh Perkins are all now in the NBA. Although Kispert and Petrusev had somewhat similar numbers last season, the two play different games.
Kispert is going to have to find more of an identity as a scorer. He's a wing player, but can shoot it at 6'6" and has a chance to work his way up toward 40% from downtown. Petrusev, on the other hand, could very well be the starter down low, filling a critical hole left by Clarke. The Serbian (who averaged 19.3 points this summer at the FIBA U19 World Cup) had a quietly impressive game in Maui against Duke, scoring 11 points with four rebounds in 13 minutes, but he played more than 20 minutes just once after November.
Reggie Perry, Mississippi State, Sophomore
The other star for the Americans in the FIBA U19 World Cup was Perry, who led the team in scoring. His 28 points against Russia in the quarterfinals came on 10-of-15 shooting, and he pulled down an impressive 14 rebounds in the next game, a semifinal matchup with Lithuania. After being named to the 2018-19 All-SEC Freshman team, there's reason to think Perry is on his way to All-SEC honors this upcoming year.
Mississippi State could get an interesting early season test when it likely faces Villanova in the semifinals of the Myrtle Beach Invitational. Ben Howland's squad made the NCAA tournament last year for the first time in a decade and could do so again. The Bulldogs need Perry to shine if that is going to happen.
Collin Gillespie, Villanova, junior
No program has had as much success as Villanova the last four seasons—but that's to be expected when you win national titles twice in that span. Also to be expected: roster turnover. Just three scholarship players remain from the 2018 team that cut down the nets—Dhamir Cosby-Roundtree, Jermaine Samuels and Gillespie.
While Gillespie was the only regular 2018–19 starter of the three, he was the least-touted prospect. The Warminster, Pa., native barely snuck into the top 200 in the 2017 class and didn't have any other Division I offers, yet he's grown into the Wildcats' starting PG and scored 24 points in the United States' bronze-medal game win against the Dominican Republic at this summer's Pan Am Games. Even if he isn't scoring for Villanova, Gillespie will have to be a leader for a young team with lots of new talent.
Kira Lewis, Alabama, sophomore
Another All-SEC Freshman Team honoree, Lewis (who was just 17 last season!) had an interesting end to his first year in Tuscaloosa. After leading the Crimson Tide with 2.9 assists per game and five 20-point performances, he considered a transfer once former head coach Avery Johnson was fired. But Lewis opted to stay with Alabama and play for new head coach Nate Oats.
Lewis played with Haliburton and Perry over the summer, but averaged just four points and never played more than 19 minutes in any game. At 6'3" and 167 pounds, he's got plenty of room to grow and will need to fill out if he's going to take the next step. Lewis, however, was a former five-star prospect that had the stuff to move up a year and start college early, so it's not crazy to think he could soon be on his way to the pros if things go right this year.
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Welcome to the online Cal-Hi Sports State Record Book & Almanac. These lists are the final state football rankings according to our traditional five divisions dating back to the first season in which we compiled state rankings, which is 1975. For final rankings from 2012 to 2014, separate links can be found HERE. For more on late Cal-Hi Sports record book founder Nelson Tennis, CLICK HERE.To submit a record or report a correction online, CLICK HERE and completely fill out the form. To inquire about a state or section record, please email markjtennis@gmail.com or call the Stockton editorial office at 209.463.9050 to speak to Cal-Hi Sports co-founder Mark Tennis.


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Vitrified forts or castles exist across northern Europe, particularly in the countries of Scotland, France and Germany. Only two of these unusual and rare structures have been discovered in Ireland, and those that have been found exist only in the extreme north of the country. Little is known about the vitrified castles of Ireland, so they remain a source of intrigue for locals and visitors alike.
Vitrification is the process through which sand or other silica-based material is transformed into glass, typically as a result of extreme heat. In the case of vitrified castles, it is the sand used between the building stones that has become vitrified, turning it into a form of crude glass with a blackish or dark gray color. It is not understood whether the vitrification process of certain castles was intentional or the result of warfare.
Most of the nearly 200 vitrified forts found across Europe date to the Iron Age, which occurred between the years 1200 B.C. and 400 A.D. In Ireland, the vitrified forts are referred to as "raths," which means fortress in the Irish language. Little is understood about their origins and their ultimate purpose. However, in his book "The Archaeology of Ireland," Robert Alexander Stewart McAlister states that both forts in Ireland were abandoned shortly after the masonry sand was vitrified, indicating that it was the result of an accident or act of war.
The most well-known vitrified castle in Ireland stands on a hill near the village of Shantemon in County Cavan. It possesses an unusual shape reminiscent of a capital letter "D," unlike other vitrified forts on the European mainland, which are generally round or square in shape. Much of the original stonework was removed by previous generations of landowners for use in other building projects, but the site is now protected against further degradation by the National Monument Service of Ireland. Currently, the site is on private land so visitors must gain the permission of the landowner before visiting it.
The second known vitrified castle in Ireland lies across the border in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It stands within the parish of Banagher between the villages of Templemoile and Straid on the property of a ruined church. Very little is known about the vitrified fort of County Londonderry, and its few remains are not visitable unless you can gain the permission of the landowner.
McMullen, S.. "Vitrified Castles in Ireland." Travel Tips - USA Today, https://traveltips.usatoday.com/vitrified-castles-ireland-102837.html. Accessed 18 April 2019.


We run into many people that don't gain pounds whilst they eat whatever they seem like. On the other extreme, you can find people, who seem to gain pounds it doesn't matter how little they eat. Consequently, some remain thin without efforts whereas others struggle challenging to avoid packing on weight.
Essentially, our weight depends on the number of calories we consume – how many of those calories we store and how many we burn off. But these is depending a combination of genetic and environmental factors. The interplay between every one of these factors begins right now of our own conception and continues throughout our life.
If we consume more energy (calories) than we expend, we are going to gain pounds. Excess calories are stored throughout your body as fat. Your body stores the fat within specialized fat cells (adipose tissue), that happen to be always within your body, either by enlarging them or by creating more of them.
In order to lose fat, one would need to create a calorie deficit. A good weekly goal is usually to lose ? to two pounds each week or approximately 1% excess fat every two weeks. The volume of calories one eats to achieve this needs to be approximately 250 to 1000 calories below one's daily calorie burn. We are able to do it by increasing daily activities with more daily steps or another non-exercise activities. Standing and pacing burns at least 2-3 times more calories than sitting for similar time frame. A deficit of 250 to 1000 calories can even be created by increasing workout time or intensity and by decreasing the food intake of around 200 to 300 calories daily.
Despite our sincere efforts at reducing your weight, we from time to time fail due to specific reasons that stay at home our way without we even realizing them.
• Insufficient sleep – Lack of sleep can bring about putting on weight. Professionals speculate that lack of sleep may affect the secretion of cortisol, one of several hormones that regulate appetite. When we're tired as a result of insomnia, natural meats skip exercise or perhaps maneuver around less, this means burning fewer calories.
• Chronic stress – Stress and extra weight work though many of us unacquainted with this fact. Chronic stress increases the manufacture of cortisol, which not merely increases appetite but it may also cause extra fat storage throughout the abdomen. It causes cravings for foods, which are high in fat and sugar. The so-called comfort foods make us feel great. Additionally, we skip workouts because we merely feel too stressed to exercise.
• Overeating – They have realized that a majority of individuals underestimate how much we're eating, especially when we eat at restaurants. Careful scrutiny individuals weight loss program is the best way to discover how much we're really eating. We need to space out our meals in a way that people don't remain hungry for too long. Otherwise we might overeat at our next meal. We ought to actually eat smaller portions and eat more regularly.
• Exercise – Exercise is another crucial part of weight-loss, along with our daily activity levels. If we are not losing weight, we either must increase our exercise time and intensity to fit our weight loss goals or have to change our weight reduction goals to check what we're actually doing. So that you can lose weight, we should instead build lean body mass by a little bit of form of weight training together with our cardio. Greater muscles our own bodies has, the harder fat we'll burn.
• Sedentary habits – Any extended sitting including in a desk, behind one of the wheels or even in front of a screen can be harmful. Together with exercise, we must play the role of as active as possible. We must also limit our screen time. Therefore, we have to take a break from sitting every 30 minutes. If we spend more money than 8 hours sitting, maybe it's another reason why we're experiencing difficulty losing weight.
• Weekend indulgences – Having some treats on occasion is ok but indulging mindlessly in treats on weekends will hurt our fat loss goals. The trick is to plan our indulgences so that we can easily enjoy yourself while staying on target with your weight loss goals.
• Unrealistic goals – There are several factors which affect weight reduction which again can't continually be measured or landed with the tools we've. The body could be making changes that can't yet be measured using a scale or perhaps a measuring tape. The experts agree which a realistic weight loss goal is usually to focus on losing about 0.5 to two pounds weekly. For any more importantly, we might need to cut our calories so low that it could not be sustainable. Conversely, organic beef be losing inches even though we're not shedding pounds. If nobody is having the results we expect, it's essential to determine if the reason is that we're expecting something from our body, which it cannot deliver.
• Plateaus – Just about everyone reaches an appetite suppressant plateau eventually. As our own bodies adapts to our workouts, it becomes more efficient advertising and, therefore, doesn't expend numerous calories carrying it out. Some common reasons for this include doing precisely the same workouts daily, refusing to eat enough calories and overtraining. We can avoid plateaus by trying something completely different at least once a week through changing our frequency, intensity, duration, and sort of workout.
• A clinical condition – Many of the important if we're doing everything right and haven't seen any changes in any respect on the scale or our body after a few months. There could be a fitness problem or some common medications thwarting our efforts at weight loss. You must consult one's doctor to rule out this type of possibility.
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Florida supreme court refuses to review PIP case
The 2012 reforms were made to help curb fraud and lower the cost of PIP insurance.
Florida supreme court refuses to review PIP case The 2012 reforms were made to help curb fraud and lower the cost of PIP insurance. Check out this story on news-press.com: http://newspr.es/1iGaVc3
Andrea Rumbaugh, arumbaugh@news-press.com Published 12:41 p.m. ET April 22, 2014
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The Florida Supreme Court denied a petition to review a case involving personal injury protection (PIP) reforms from 2012.
Donovan Brown, counsel for state government relations with the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI), said in a news release that PCI is pleased with the Florida Supreme Court's decision.
"Recent evidence reveals implementation of the 2012 PIP reforms led to reduced fraud and suppression of the PIP portion of auto rates, yet certain individuals still sought to put the brakes on the reforms benefiting Florida's drivers," the statement continued. "PCI and its members will continue to support full implementation of the PIP reforms for the benefit of consumers."
The 2012 reforms were made to help curb fraud and lower the cost of PIP insurance. This means that $10,000 is provided for medical emergencies only. Those needing non-emergency treatment have a limit of $2,500, and the reforms exclude massage therapy and acupuncture as treatment options. It also requires claimants to seek treatment within 14 days of an accident.
However, parts of these reforms were ruled unconstitutional before being upheld by the First District Court of Appeal. It was then sent to the Florida Supreme Court, which has now closed the case.
And a recent report shows a decline in Florida's questionable PIP claims. In 2013, Florida's questionable PIP claims declined by 7.6 percent from 2012. And for the period 2010 through 2013, Florida's staged accident questionable claims fell by 61.82 percent, according to a report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau.
The report credited this decline to tighter legislation, enhanced public awareness and a coordinated law enforcement response.
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Senator Alexander Announces Legislative Team
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander today announced his legislative team. The legislative staff has a wide range of experience and knowledge in key areas that will complement Alexander's priorities. "I am proud of this legislative team," Alexander said. "Our top priority is to serve the people of Tennessee well, and from our work on education to energy to foreign relations, we look forward to hearing from Tennesseans, and doing our best to meet their needs." Heading up the team is Richard Hertling, a 16-year veteran of Capitol Hill. Rich serves a dual role as deputy chief of staff and legislative director. Marguerite Sallee joins the team as staff director of the Children and Families Subcommittee. A graduate of Duke University with a master's degree in psychology, Sallee spearheaded Tennessee's Healthy Children Initiative before serving as Commissioner of Human Services under Alexander when he was governor. Sallee then embarked on a successful business career providing child care services. With Alexander she co-founded, CorporateFamily Solutions, a publicly traded company that merged to become Bright Horizons Family Solutions, the nation's largest provider of worksite daycare. Before joining Alexander's Senate staff, she served as president and CEO of the Brown Schools, a leading national provider of education and therapeutic services for children with extraordinary needs. Sharon Segner handles energy, environmental and national park issues, as well as staffing the Energy Subcommittee, which Alexander chairs. Raised in Memphis, Segner is a graduate of the University of Texas and holds a master's degree in business from Rice University. She has over ten years in the energy field. Most recently as a director with PG&E National Energy Group, Segner was responsible for developing the first power plant to be developed in urban southern California in thirty years. She is also a certified public accountant. Matt Sonnesyn, who served as policy director for Alexander's Senate campaign, handles the senator's Foreign Relations Committee assignment, including his chairmanship of the African Affairs Subcommittee, as well as defense and intelligence and veterans affairs issues. Originally from Illinois, Sonnesyn is a graduate of Principia College and received a master's degree in public policy from the Kennedy School at Harvard where he specialized in national security. Bridget Lipscomb joins Alexander's staff as legislative counsel handling judiciary, rules, ethics, homeland security, governmental affairs and commerce issues. A Chicago native, Lipscomb most recently was a partner at Lewis, King, Krieg & Waldrop, P.C in Knoxville. She earned degrees in history and public administration from Grambling State University in Grambling, La. and her law degree from the University of Tennessee, College of Law in Knoxville. Kristin Bannerman comes on board after serving as legislative assistant for Sen. Mike DeWine (R-OH) for whom she handled the No Child Left Behind Act in the 107th Congress. She handles education and family issues for Alexander. A Washington-area native, Bannerman is a graduate of Emory University and she received a master of social work degree from New York University. She also taught in the Teach for America program. Bannerman began working on Capitol Hill in 2000 handling education issues for Rep. Jay Dickey (R-AR). Handling health care policy is Page Curry. Originally from Nashville, Curry has a degree in nursing from the University of Virginia. She has served as a legislative assistant to Rep. Jay Dickey (R-AR) and as legislative director for Rep. Ed Bryant (R-TN), specifically handling health care issues. Joe Cwiklinski handles budget issues, taxes, trade, financial services, labor, pensions and welfare issues. A Chicago native, Cwiklinski is a graduate of the University of Illinois. Upon coming to Capitol Hill, Cwiklinski served on the Joint Economic Committee staff. Before joining Alexander's team, he served as an economist on the staff of the Senate Banking Committee for Sen. Phil Gramm (R-TX). Bill Sullivan, a Knoxville native and graduate of the University of Tennessee, handles transportation issues as well as special projects. Before joining Alexander's office, he handled marketing and development issues for Trout Unlimited in Alexandria, Virginia. Alexander serves on the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee and chairs the Children and Families Subcommittee; he serves on the Energy and Natural Resources Committee and chairs the Energy Subcommittee; he serves on the Foreign Relations Committee and chairs the African Affairs Subcommittee; and he serves on the Joint Economic Committee.


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«В парку» () — американська короткометражна кінокомедія режисера Чарльза Чапліна 1915 року.

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Бродяга краде дамську сумочку, але при спробі залізти в кишеню до Чарлі втрачає сигарети і сірники. Він рятує продавця хот-догів від головоріза, але отримує на горіхи тростиною. Коли злодій намагається взяти у Чарлі кілька сосисок, той забирає сумочку. Сумочка гуляє по руках, поки не повертається до власниці. Остання сварить свого бойфренда за те, що він її не захистив. Бойфренд від відчаю намагається втопитися в озері. Чарлі його рятує.

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 Чарльз Чаплін — Чарлі
 Біллі Армстронг — злодій
 Една Первіенс — нянька
 Ернест Ван Пелт — продавець сосисок
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Q: How can I make a foreign key relationship between an identity server column and another custom table? I use identity server.
I know that if I want to add new columns, I make a new class which will inherit from IdentityUser, and in SQL Server with EF, the column will be generated. But I want to have a "Gender" column which will have a foreign key relationship with another custom-made table: "1" will be for "male", "2" for "female" etc.
I also want to make a similar relationship with another table where the programming languages of every employee will be stored.
Is that possible?
public ApplicationUser : IdentityUser
{
    public string FullName {get ; set; }
    public int GenderId { get ; set ;}
    public ICollection<ProgrammingLanguages> PL {get ; set ;}
}

A: Basically you need to implement one-to-many relationship between User and Gender tables and many-to-many relationship between User and ProgrammingLanguage. Many-to-many relationship requires extra table which will contain foreign keys to User and ProgrammingLanguage tables. You then need to override OnModelCreating() method and don't forget to call the base implementation of OnModelCreating() method so that let the base implementation to setup relationships between identity tables. You can read more on how to implement relationships between entities here. Here is the sample code how this can be done:
public ApplicationUser : IdentityUser
{
    public string FullName { get; set; }
    public int GenderId { get; set; }
    public Gender Gender { get; set; }
    public ICollection<UserProgrammingLanguage> UserProgrammingLanguages { get; set;}
}

public class ProgrammingLanguage
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public string Name { get; set; }
}

public class UserProgrammingLanguage
{
    public string UserId { get; set; }
    public ApplicationUser User { get; set; }

    public int ProgrammingLanguageId { get; set; }
    public ProgrammingLanguage ProgrammingLanguage { get; set; }
}

public class Gender
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public string Name { get; set; }
}

public class ApplicationContext : IdentityDbContext<ApplicationUser>
{
    public ApplicationDbContext(DbContextOptions<ApplicationDbContext> options)
        : base(options)
    {
    }

    public DbSet<Gender> Genders { get; set; }
    public DbSet<ProgrammingLanguage> ProgrammingLanguages { get; set; }

    protected override void OnModelCreating(ModelBuilder builder)
    {
        builder.Entity<UserProgrammingLanguage>(entity =>
        {
            entity.HasKey(pl => { pl.UserId, pl.ProgrammingLanguageId });

            entity.HasOne(pl => pl.User)
                .WithMany(u => u.UserProgrammingLanguages)
                .HasForeignKey(pl => pl.UserId);

            entity.HasOne(pl => pl.ProgrammingLanguage)
                .WithMany()
                .HasForeignKey(pl => pl.ProgrammingLanguageId);
        }

        builder.Entity<ApplicationUser>(entity =>
        {
            entity.HasOne(u => u.Gender)
                .WithMany()
                .HasForeignKey(u => u.GenderId)
                .OnDelete(DeleteBehavior.Cascade);
        })

        base.OnModelCreating(builder);
    }
}

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U.S. willing to sell F-16s to Pakistan, India
The United States announced that it will be willing to sell F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan on Friday. U.S. State Department officials said that the sale would improve regional security.
A senior U.S. official, speaking to AFP on conditions of anonymity, reportedly said that the amount of planes which will be sold to Pakistan is "relatively small," although he said that" there is no set limit on what the United States is going to be willing to sell."
Pakistan reportedly wants 25 of the planes, which have a maximum range of over 2,000 miles and are capable of being used for ground or air attacks.
President Bush personally telephoned Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to inform him of the new developments before the announcement, according to White House officials.
According to a spokesman for Singh, the Indian prime minister expressed "great disappointment" and said that it could have "negative consequences" for the security of India.
The senior U.S. official also said that "we don't see any impact on the relevant military balances in the region." He added that the United States would be willing to sell both F-16 and more technologically advanced F-18 fighters to India, if India desired them.
New Delhi Television reports that the offer "has been welcomed" by India's Ministry of External Affairs. Xinhua has stated that India is seeking a new contract for a purchase of 126 fighter planes.
The announcement was also welcomed by the Pakistani government. "We welcome this good gesture and it shows good friendship between Pakistan and the United States," Pakistani Information Minister Sheikh Rashid said.
Xinhua reported that potential sales could benefit US aerospace giant Lockheed Martin, which hopes to fill "looming gaps in the production line."
The company "has not been officially notified by the U.S. government of any agreement", Lockheed spokesman Tom Jurkowsky told the Washington Post. The Bethesda-based company said that it would have to close its production line in Fort Worth, Texas if it does not receive additional orders by this fall.
"U.S. unveils plans to help India become a "major world power"" — Wikinews, March 26, 2005
"US to sell F-16s to Pakistan" — Xinhua, March 26, 2005
"Defence ties: India welcomes US offer" — NDTV, March 26, 2005
"US to sell F-16s to Pakistan" — AFP, March 26, 2005
Thom Shanker and Joel Brinkley. "U.S. Is Set to Sell Jets to Pakistan; India Is Critical" — The New York Times, March 26, 2005
Charles R. Babcock and Renae Merle. "Pakistan's Order Lifts Lockheed F-16 Plant" — Washington Post, March 26, 2005
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Students who require Special Education services, the most intensive intervention, should have multiple options available to them that best address their specific learning needs. During the summer of 2017, SPDG provided extensive training for SPDG participating special educators and supervisors. The training centered around making special education the most intensive intervention and included training in reading foundations, assessment, and multi-sensory instructional strategies. During the coming 2017-2018 school year, Communities of Practice are underway to help support educators as they develop new and enhanced skills to assist their students in reaching their potential. Additional training will be provided during the Winter of 2017-2018 to expand and complete the skill set with training in assessment and adjustment of instruction, and application and generalization of newly learned skills. The impact of this new training is being carefully studied and plans for expansion of grant activity are underway. The goal is for all students with disabilities in Tennessee to eventually benefit from this intensive training.
A deeper knowledge of each student as a learner, patterns among content, and literacy as communication, both input and output.
Increased skills in this area will enable the special education teacher to provide more specific, relevant information regarding the learner. This will translate into higher quality instruction whether the instruction is being delivered by the General Education or Special Education Teacher.
Differentiation that is more specific to each learner.
Knowledge and use of higher-level diagnostics geared toward the underlying reasons for reading difficulties.
Diagnostic information will be carried through the reading process in the form of case studies from assessment to the IEP, informing present levels, goals, services, and accommodations.
The insightful use of diagnostic information to inform instructional decisions for targeted, aligned reading interventions.
A clear understanding of the characteristics of an effective interventionist, as well as an effective intervention.
Data-based decision making that uses context to inform instructional changes.
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Apple's iBeacon Features In-Store Perks, But Not for Everyone
Apple today launched iBeacon to notify shoppers about in-store deals and products.
By Stephanie Mlot
https://www.pcmag.com/news/apples-ibeacon-features-in-store-perks-but-not-for-everyone
Brick-and-mortar Apple Stores, though sleek and a bit sexy, are the retail equivalent of the animal kingdom. Crowded, loud, and sprawling, it's eat or be eaten in the iPhone aisles and along the accessory walls. But Cupertino today launched a system aimed at easing shoppers' in-store stress.
Dubbed iBeacon, the feature is available in 254 nationwide Apple shops to push notifications about products, events, and other information to your phone as you shop.
Housed inside of the iOS-based Apple Store application, the location-based technology requires Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections, as well as enabled notifications. Using a Bluetooth low energy signal, iOS devices can detect transmitters set up around the store — some of which are actually iPhones or iPads.
Just like GPS points you in the direction of your chosen destination, iBeacon was developed to suggest a possible phone upgrade as you pass a table of colorful iPhone 5c handsets, or inform you of upcoming in-store events when you're close to the neighborhood Apple retailer. Specific stores can also push notifications about deals or other promotions.
On paper, iBeacon sounds like a great way to stay informed and make easy purchases from inside a congested store. But in practice, it's not quite as impressive. That's because it didn't actually work for me.
During a Friday visit to two different New York City Apple Store retailers, I was unable to activate any notifications, no matter how many times I shoved my phone into a pile of iPad Smart Covers.
At my first stop — Grand Central Station — I connected to the shop's free Wi-Fi, turned on my iPhone 5's Bluetooth setting, and ensured that push notifications were enabled, just as instructed. No luck.
After a quick and unsuccessful pass through the expansive store, I asked a red-shirted employee — the first of six people I spoke with at the Grand Central location — for help. She, like all the others, had little experience with iBeacon, which was quietly launched today.
Try the accessory room, she suggested. I wandered over and held my phone out like someone searching for a lost signal, and yet my handset remained blank. Walk around the iPhone table, another worker tried. Still no luck.
Finally, I gave up, and took off for the flagship Fifth Avenue store (pictured), where the Associated Press recently received a personal demonstration of the new technology. Certainly, if the AP can access the 20 iBeacon transmitters in the 24-hour shop, so could I.
It turns out the AP has more clout in this town that me. Because all I got at the uptown store was a vacant screen and a headache. Even the two Apple employees who graciously tried iBeacon on their own iPhone 5s devices had no luck.
Apple did not immediately respond to PCMag's requests for comment. But a company representative told the AP that iBeacon is "a whole new level of micro-location awareness, such as trail markers in a park, exhibits in a museum, or product displays in stores."
Cupertino recently launched an iPad version of its Apple Store iOS app, bringing the convenience of online shopping to on-the-go users.
For more, see PCMag's How Apple's iBeacon Could Upend Retail Shopping and PCMag Live in the video below, which discusses iBeacon.
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March 20, 2015 by Nick Dorrington
Chelsea will expect to maintain their six-point lead at the top of the league table with victory away to Hull City on Sunday (16:00 GMT, live on Sky Sports).
Hull come into the match on the back of three wins, three draws and four defeats in their last 10 league fixtures. They are 15th in the Premier League table, just three points clear of the bottom three, with 28 points from six wins, 10 draws and 13 defeats.
Steve Bruce's (pictured) side were slightly fortunate to come away with a point from their trip to Leicester City last weekend. The home side created the better chances over the course of the match but were unable to provide a finishing touch, allowing Hull to escape with a 0-0 draw despite the second-half dismissal of Tom Huddlestone for two bookable offences.
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Bruce's side have struggled in front of goal so far this season, netting 26 times in 29 matches for the joint fourth-worst scoring record in the league. Their defensive record is respectable enough but it has come at the cost of their attack. Hull have created less scoring opportunities than any other side in the division.
Bruce will definitely be without the injured James Chester (shoulder), Liam Rosenior (hamstring), Nikica Jelavic (knee), Robert Brady (calf) and Robert Snodgrass for this match, while Huddlestone will miss out through suspension. Mohamed Diame (knee) is also unlikely to take part.
Chelsea travel north undefeated over 90 minutes in their last 10 matches in all competitions but having recently suffered a disappointing early exit from the Champions League. They top the Premier League table, with 64 points from 19 wins, seven draws and two defeats.
Jose Mourinho's side took an early lead through Diego Costa at home to Southampton last weekend, only to be penned back soon afterwards when Saints were awarded a penalty for a debatable foul by Nemanja Matic inside the area. The Blues had by far the better of the second half but were unable to convert their late pressure into a winning goal.
It was the third home match in four in which Chelsea had been held to a draw and the fourth time in nine matches since the turn of the year in which they had dropped points. These slip-ups have not, however, proved terminal, as their nearest challengers, Manchester City, have dropped more points still. Even now, Chelsea have a six-point lead and a game in hand.
The drop off in performance level will nevertheless be of some concern to Mourinho, especially as it resulted in his side's elimination from the Champions League at the hands of a Paris Saint-Germain side who played the large majority of the second leg with 10 men. The attack, for one, is not functioning anywhere near as well as it did earlier in the season.
Mourinho will definitely be without the injured Jon Obi Mikel (knee), while Willian (knock) is doubtful but expected to take part.
Hull City v Chelsea Betting Tips Verdict
Chelsea won 2-0 when these sides met at Stamford Bridge in mid-December and also triumphed by the exact same scoreline in both of last season's encounters. The Blues have won five and drawn two of the seven meetings between the sides since Hull's first Premier League season in 2008-09. They were also 4-0 victors in a League Cup tie in 2007.
Hull are not in great form, although they have won three of their last five matches at the KC Stadium. They have really struggled for goals this season, a situation that will be worsened by the absence of their top scorer, Jelavic, on Sunday. He is their only player to have scored more than four goals to date and without him they carry little threat.
Chelsea will be confident of securing their fourth consecutive league victory against a side they have comfortably beaten in each of their last three meetings. They are struggling to produce performances akin to those they managed earlier in the campaign but a solid defensive display allied to a goal or two should be sufficient for three points on Sunday.
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Five of Chelsea's last six league fixtures have ended with two or fewer goals, as have five of Hull's last six, and we expect to see a similarly low-scoring match here. Back under 2.5 goals @ best odds of 11/13 with Ladbrokes.
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Q: Trying to read a data from another file in python I am trying to make my code read the data from a different file. The data in the file emaillist.txt is written in the following format:
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b
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Now I am tryin to pick a random email from this file and I am getting an error.
Here is the code {Note: this is a piece of code, I have imported the correct libraries}:
with open('emaillist.txt') as emails:
                read_emails = csv.reader(emails, delimiter = '\n')
        for every_email in read_emails:
                return random.choice(every_email)

and this is the error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "codeOffshoreupdated.py", line 56, in <module>
    'email': email_random(),
  File "codeOffshoreupdated.py", line 12, in email_random
    for every_email in read_emails:
ValueError: I/O operation on closed file.

Can you please help me fix it? It will be very helpful. Thanks in advance

A: Indent your for loop, like this:
with open('emaillist.txt') as emails:
                read_emails = csv.reader(emails, delimiter = '\n')
                for every_email in read_emails:
                        return random.choice(every_email)

A: This code will return you a random email from the emilas that in the file because in your code is returning the first email from the file since it is the first iteration of for every_email in read_emails:
with open('emaillist.txt') as emails:
     read_emails = csv.reader(emails, delimiter = '\n')
     return random.choice(list(read_emails))[0]


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No need for throw cushions - this seat includes built-in cushions. We take a closer look at this intriguing design experiment.
Forget top brands producing the same old seating - this design features in-built cushions, geometric shapes and comes in a host of different colours. A feat in experimental design, the bench seat was inspired by Op Art's use of colour and geometric forms.
Created by Alessandra Baldereschi Design Studio the seat is lovingly named Poppins - a bench with some added personality. It gives the illusion of patterned pillows when, in fact, the fabric pushes through the wood giving it a brilliant 3D effect.
Since graduating in 2001, Baldereschi has worked with the likes of Swatch Bijoux , Fabbian Illuminazione, Moss NY, Dilmos, De Vecchi, Chimento, Coin Casa Design and Skitsch. Focusing on furniture design, she has been exhibited across Europe with her award-winning creations, which include the inspirational Soufflè armchair.
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The fifth edition of the franchise finds Alice trying to fight her way out of an Umbrella Corporation test facility after an action set piece that picks up right where Afterlife left off. This facility was designed to repeatedly run through scenarios that played out in real life during the original T-Virus outbreak that started all of the zombie action from the first movie.
A team is sent in to help get her out while destroying the facility although it isn't quite clear who has sent them or what they want her for. There are familiar faces from the previous movies like Luther (Boris Kodjoe) and Rain (Michelle Rodriguez) along with Albert Wesker (Shawn Roberts) and Jill Valentine (Sienna Guillory) who may or may not be on Alice's side. Along the way, she finds something that changes her plans altogether and puts the seemingly unstoppable woman on a clear path to get way out of the facility before Umbrella finds a way to kill her off.
The first thing I will say about Retribution is how excited I was to see more of the very impressive 3D camera work that was a major highlight of Afterlife. Unfortunately, writer/director Paul W.S. Anderson did not put as much effort in to the camera work and, what could have been a visual showcase for the technology turned out to be one of the lesser examples put out over the last several months. Its not that the 3D quality was bad, that is pretty much a non issue these days, but there just weren't very many scenes that put good use to, not only the eye popping stuff, but the depth that almost literally pulls you in to each scene.
With a story and dialog that would easily rank at the bottom of any installment in the series, the added disappointment of lackluster visuals just made this movie a total mess that was barely watchable. Of course, I am not one to walk out of a movie, but I wouldn't be mad at anyone that did. Hopefully Mr. Anderson will put a little more effort in to future versions of the series or maybe even hand it off to someone more capable of raising the bar to new heights. For now, I will just be happy that the conclusion of Retribution sets things up for what had the potential to take things to a whole new lever...I hope!


Q. I've chosen my fencing and bracing, but what's the right space to maintain between my posts to make sure my fence stays upright and tensioned?
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Participant List and Rules For The NGF Coach Tour - 2015.
This is for the latest coach tour. Sorry that it's taken so long for me to organise since the last one! ERG have sent me the vinyl's for a Mk2 coach, and I hope to send the completed coach out soon.
If you don't agree to these rules, then please don't join in.
Please don't hold on to the coach for longer than two weeks. We need to keep it moving for everyone to enjoy.
If your layout isn't ready, then contact Tank to organise moving you down the list a few places - rather than holding on to the coach.
You must have a minimum of 10 posts.
The coach must be sent recorded. This way we can keep track of the parcel, and we can be compensated for any loss or damage.
Be honest about any damage that you do to the coach, and we'll sort out returning them to me (Tank) for repairs. Accidents happen!
Please post your pictures on this Board, and also anywhere else you wish.
Those who are abroad, please offer those sending to you some money for the extra cost. It would be unfair for the sender to have to pay to send to Australia for example!
As this is good publicity for the forum, I may juggle the odd member on the list so that the coach can be shown on layouts at shows/exhibitions. This shouldn't occur often, and shouldn't incur much of a delay.
Private Message Tank to be added to the list. Please include your address - This won't be posted on the forum, but will be needed to pass onto the person before you in the list.
PLEASE PRIVATE MESSAGE THE PERSON AFTER YOU TO CONFIRM THAT THEY CAN PHOTOGRAPH THE COACH AND POST IT WITHIN A TWO WEEK PERIOD. We lost the first coach from 2012 and have never heard from the receiver since.
I'm in, would like to be a little later on the list if possible as I've still got to put Ivebridge back together again.
Thanks chaps. I have updated the list so far.
ERG have sent me the vinyl's for a Mk2 coach, which I hope to send out to somebody soon.
OK, I'm sure the title explains it fully!
Updating the list. Nice to see it's popular.
Do we get a sneak peek of the coach?
Yes please - and I'm sure Shaun Harvey would join in too!
It would be great to see the NGF coach on my layout - PM sent.
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Amazon's Echo Dot Review: Release date, price and features
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Amazon's second generation of the Echo Dot is currently available for pre-order on the shopping website. The cylindrical gadget is a voice-controlled home assistant which features include playing music, controlling smart home devices, telling the news and much more.
Starting at $49.99, the new Amazon Dot launches on Thursday, October 20. In the meantime, customers can pre-order the Echo Dot alone or in a combo with a Bose Sound Link Mini II (Carbon or Pearl Edition) for $214.
A third bundle option includes an Echo Dot with an ecobee3 Smart WiFi Thermostat for users to control their room's temperature with their voice. The pair is selling for $249. The company first introduced the new home assistant on September 14 almost a month before its scheduled release.
Amazon's 2nd Gen Echo features
The new Amazon Echo is reportedly smaller than its predecessor, and as stated above, considerably cheaper. It has two buttons for volume, one for power and one for mute. All of them at the top, where a LED light also activates whenever the user summons Alexa.
The speaker grilles are located at the bottom. A review from Tech Crunch reports the sound quality is not very good, and that connecting the Echo Dot to a bigger speaker is necessary for both understanding Alexa and playing music. The device is powered and connected through a microUSB port in the back and has a 3.5mm audio jack.
Amazon's mobile app controls the home-assistant. The Dot connects to the phone via WiFi, and the app helps connect it with other smart home devices and user accounts for orders and accessing content.
Alexa can answer to a thousand different commands
Amazon's voice companion has obtained a much-needed upgrade with seven far-reaching microphones that allow the user to activate the Echo Dot from across the room.
New hardware features include a revamped voice processor and Echo Spatial Perception. This technology allows Alexa to know which Echo Dot a user's speaking to (when there are multiple ones).
Alexa's commands, as seen in the promotional video, now include making Amazon orders, getting pizza from Domino's, or hailing an Uber. Core competencies like telling the weather or the time were also improved.
Alexa is now able to perform most of the tasks attributed to mobile voice assistants like Siri and Google Now. According to the official website, Alexa can remind people of events, play music from Amazon Prime, tell users their Flash Briefing and many other options from up to a thousand commands.
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In this scene, Bushy and Bagot, friends of Richard, attempt to comfort Richard's Queen, who is upset since Richard is leaving for Ireland. She says that she senses something terrible is coming, and Bushy notes the difference between true grief and the shadows of grief, which are often only imaginary. This feeling or conceit of grief, imaginary or not, is to the Queen something substantial and real.
Richard's Queen seems to sense that Richard is making a terrible mistake, and that bad things (for her at least) are coming to England. Her discussion about grief is an example of the exploration of appearances and reality, as Bushy questions whether her grief is legitimate or merely a shadow or appearance. To the Queen, the internal idea of grief is real and substantive.
As the discussion on grief ends, Green enters looking for Richard. Green hopes to tell Richard that Henry has returned and grouped with Northumberland, Ross, and Willoughby. After Richard's Queen says this must be the grief she foresaw, York enters and says that he is too old and weak to properly defend England.
Green enters just too late, as Richard has already left and cannot hear the crucial information that Henry is returning to claim his inheritance. Richard has abandoned England for his Irish war and left it in the hands of York, who cannot properly defend the throne.
A servant enters and informs everyone that the Duchess of Gloucester has died. York says that though he is related to both Henry and Richard, and he acknowledges that Richard wronged Henry, he will still side with the king because of his duty. After he exits, Bushy and Green say they'll go to Bristol Castle, and Bagot says that he'll go to Ireland to tell Richard what has happened. The three fear they'll never meet again.
Though York is pulled by his blood relationship to both Henry and Richard, and though he is able to acknowledge that Richard is acting unfairly, he still (like his brother once did) believes that he has a duty to support the king, even though he doesn't have the power to do much with that support.
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I know what you're thinking. "What the heck is Ginger doing now?" But don't worry, I was VOLUNTARILY having coffee with le popo! Every once in a while McDonalds hosts Coffee with Cops at different locations around North Texas so they have the opportunity to have open communication with members of the local community. Here's what happened during my first visit.
First let me say that I was pretty apprehensive about going to Coffee with Cops. I generally try to stay away from policemen, because nothing good has really come from past interactions. On top of that, when I walked into that McDonald's I instantly felt uneasy. All I kept thinking was, "There are guns everywhere. Try hard AF not to look sketchy." Of course, the "less sketchy" one tries to look, the more sketchy they come across.
In an effort to seem less sketchy, I walked up to one of the younger looking guys and told him why I was there. I let him know I was a blogger and I was working with McDonalds to spread the word about these events. I told him I wanted to take some pictures with some folks and he was totally on board. First, he offered me some free coffee, then we went outside and snapped some pics.
After talking to him, and a couple of other officers, I felt a bit more at ease. I talked to a few of them about my blog and and snapped a few pictures. Despite my being nervous walking into the situation, I came out feeling a lot better about the policemen in my neighborhood. While there is still a lot that needs to be addressed, I'm happy that McDonalds has given us all the opportunity to speak freely and realize that we're all just humans trying to do better for our loved ones!
I really love their coffee!


Varun Dhawan wished his fans ' Happy Diwali' by sharing a beautiful family picture from his dad David Dhawan's office Diwali puja. Check it out.
The festival of lights, joy, celebration and happiness - Diwali is here. The houses are decorated with lights and lantern, rangolis and diyas. During Diwali, the nights are never dark because almost entire country lit up their house with the beautiful diyas. Bollywood is no different. All the celebrities take out time from their busy schedule and spend time with their family members during the festival. From the past few days, many celebrities have hosted Diwali parties and almost all the film industry was a part of them.
Today, director David Dhawan conducted a Diwali puja at his office. The puja was attended by his whole family - Varun Dhawan, Karuna Dhawan, Rohit Dhawan, Jaanvi Desai, Anil Dhawan and his daughter. This year, the Dhawans had a new member in their family as Rohit and Jaanvi were blessed with a baby girl in May. The whole Dhawan family posed together for a happy picture. Varun shared this pic on his Instagram page and wished 'Happy Diwali' to his fans. "Happy diwali to everyone from the Dhawans," he captioned it.
On the work front, Varun Dhawan is busy with Abhishek Varman's period film titled Kalank. The film also stars Alia Bhatt, Madhuri Dixit, Sanjay Dutt, Aditya Roy Kapur and Sonakshi Sinha. The film will hit the screens on April 19, 2019.
He will reunite with his Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania director Shashank Khaitan for an exciting thriller. There are reports that he will work alongside Janhvi Kapoor in the film.
Varun Dhawan and Katrina Kaif will be seen together for the first time in Remo D'souza's untitled dance film. The actors will also appear together on Karan Johar's Koffee With Karan's upcoming episode.


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The 2018 Junior (5th/6th Grade) Raiders are looking for a single sponsor to help defray some operational costs of the season.
What is the sponsor money used for?
The sponsor money will be used to furnish helmets and jerseys for the players. It will also be used for a pizza party for the boys at the end of the season.
Sponsor will Receive:
Logo printed on all Jerseys (no smaller than 3.5″ wide)
Mentions and tags on social media throughout the season
Sponsor banner ad on Phoenix Revolution website
Logo watermark on all team professional photographs
8″x10″ team photo printed on aluminum with thank you message for display in your company
Mentions and links in regular coach correspondence to parents
In addition, sponsor will be treated as a sponsor on the state-wide business talk radio show, Texas Business Radio, for the duration of the season (from the time you sign up through the end of the season: ads run longer for early birds)($6,250.00 retail value). Texas Business Radio airs on the #1 talk station in all four major markets in the state (NewsRadio 740 KTRH and KPRC AM950 in Houston). This sponsorship will include audio ads, video ads, banner ads on the show website, and more.
About the Raiders
The Junior Raiders are a drafted 5th/6th grade football team playing in the Conroe Phoenix Revolution league. Last season (2017) the team went 6-1 in the 3rd/4th grade league. The coaching staff is returning this year for their third year together. There is a combined 9 years experience coaching youth football on the coaching staff.
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Category Archives: Uganda Airlines
Bombardier celebrates delivery of first CRJ900 aircraft to Uganda Airlines
Bombardier Commercial Aircraft on April 16 celebrated the delivery of the first two of four CRJ900 aircraft ordered by Uganda National Airlines Company in July 2018. The new airline has selected Bombardier and the CRJ900 regional jets fitted with the ATMOSPHÈRE cabin for its upcoming debut, making it the first operator in Africa with this enhanced cabin experience.
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This entry was posted in Uganda Airlines and tagged Bombardier CRJ900, Uganda Airlines on April 18, 2019 by Bruce Drum.
Uganda Airlines firms up orders for two Airbus A330neo aircraft
Uganda Airlines, the national carrier of Uganda, has firmed up its order for two Airbus A330-800 airliners, the latest version of the most popular A330 widebody airliner.
Fitted with the new Airspace by Airbus cabin, the A330neo will bring a range of benefits to Uganda Airlines and its customers, offering unrivalled efficiencies combined with the most modern cabin.
Uganda Airlines plans to use the A330-800 to build its medium and long-haul network with the aircraft offering cutting-edge technology along with more efficient operations
Launched in July 2014, the A330neo Family is the new generation A330, comprising two versions: the A330-800 and A330-900 sharing 99 percent commonality. It builds on the proven economics, versatility and reliability of the A330 Family, while reducing fuel consumption by about 25 percent per seat versus previous generation competitors and increasing range by up to 1,500 nm compared to the majority of A330s in operation. The A330neo is powered by Rolls-Royce's latest-generation Trent 7000 engines and features a new wing with increased span and new A350 XWB-inspired Sharklets. The cabin provides the comfort of the new Airspace amenities including state-of-the-art passenger inflight entertainment and Wifi connectivity systems, amongst others.
Image: Airbus.
This entry was posted in Uganda Airlines and tagged Airbus A330neo, Uganda Airlines on April 8, 2019 by Bruce Drum.
Uganda Airlines signs firm order for four Bombardier CRJ900 aircraft
Bombardier Commercial Aircraft has announced it has signed a firm order for four new CRJ900 regional jets with Uganda National Airlines Company (Uganda Airlines).
Based on the list price for the CRJ900 aircraft, the firm order is valued at approximately US$190 million.
Uganda Airlines will operate the CRJ900 in dual-class configuration with 76 seats, including 12 first class seats.
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This entry was posted in Uganda Airlines and tagged Uganda Airlines on July 19, 2018 by Bruce Drum.
Uganda Airlines orders two Airbus A330neo aircraft
Uganda Airlines (2nd), the new national carrier of Uganda, has signed a memorandum of understanding for two A330-800neo, the new version of the best-selling A330 widebody airliner, featuring new wings new Rolls-Royce's latest-generation Trent 7000 engines, new systems and a new Airspace cabin interior.
The agreement was announced at Farnborough airshow by Ephraim Bagenda, CEO of Uganda Airlines and Eric Schulz, Airbus Chief Commercial Officer.
Uganda Airlines plans to use the A330-800neos to build its international long-haul network with the aircraft offering cutting-edge technologies along with most efficient operations. The aircraft will feature a three-class cabin layout comprising 20 Business, 28 Premium Economy and 213 Economy seats.


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Blogs > Farewell Remarks of WTO AB Member Prof. Dr. Hong Zhao, November 30, 2020
Farewell Remarks of WTO AB Member Prof. Dr. Hong Zhao, November 30, 2020
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Dr. Hong Zhao, the last of the Appellate Body members at the moment, provided farewell remarks on her last day of her first term, November 30, 2020, in a virtual presentation hosted by the CTEI Graduate Institute's Geneva Trade Platform. See https://www.graduateinstitute.ch/communications/events/professor-dr-hong-zhao-farewell-remarks-and-presentation; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aKPj_Vj6Gc. Dr. Hong Zhao's prepared remarks have not yet been posted on the CTEI Graduate Institute's webpage nor on the WTO webpage on the Appellate Body, where remarks of other departing Appellate Body members have been posted. Such postings will presumably occur in the coming days. Hence what follows are my impressions from listening to the farewell remarks of Dr. Zhao.
Dr. Zhao's remarks were about forty-five minutes in length and were followed by a short question and answer period. As the last current Appellate Body member, Dr. Zhao spent a good deal of her presentation walking through potential causes for the current controversy over the Appellate Body with a focus on a conflict of ideas on dispute settlement held by WTO Members and on different styles of dispute settlement (activism vs. restraint). She also reviewed areas for future action to get the WTO dispute settlement system back and functioning. Her comments were quite interesting. While she often laid out what Dr. Zhao believed are competing views within the WTO Membership, in general she provided a justification for past Appellate Body actions while also providing some steps Members could take going forward to resolve the present impasse.
Disagreement with some of her observations about the WTO Appellate Body
Her remarks made clear that Dr. Zhao views the Appellate Body as a court, that the objectives of consistency and predictability have justified the approach pursued by the Appellate Body, and that the objective of resolving disputes has justified the creation of rights and obligations even if the agreements are silent on the question before the Appellate Body. Nonetheless, Dr. Zhao emphasized, in light of the serious challenges facing the WTO, the need for WTO Members to come together to save both the dispute settlement system and the WTO itself.
The U.S. has stated that the Appellate Body and panels are not courts and that position has been supported by the European Union and Canada, each of whom has acknowledged that WTO dispute settlement does not involve courts. So there is a stark difference in the understanding of the role of the Appellate Body and panels between Dr. Zhao and at least some major Members of the WTO. What isn't explored in Dr. Zhao's comments is how the nature of dispute settlement changes if courts are not involved.
Similarly, recognizing the longstanding problems of the negotiating function at the WTO, Dr. Zhao does not perceive that a resolution of a dispute could include a decision that there are no rights or obligations on a particular point and hence the dispute (in total or on that particular issue) is resolved against the party who requested a panel and/or appeal. Consistency and predictability are obviously encouraged if efforts to achieve through a dispute an outcome not specified in one of the underlying agreements are denied. So too is the need of Members to pursue issues not covered by agreements in new negotiations.
Dr. Zhao also seems to excuse the failure of the Appellate Body to review and revise construction of provisions in subsequent cases when there are reasons to do so, instead putting the responsibility for dealing with erroneous decisions in the hands of the WTO membership through binding interpretations or new negotiations, despite the failure of the WTO membership to achieve either resolution. While the WTO has serious problems because the negotiating function has been largely impotent over the last 25 years, certainly on addressing errors from the Appellate Body, it is unfortunate that Dr. Zhao didn't acknowledge the failure of the Appellate Body to resolve matters on a case-by-case basis and to not view prior reports as precedential and/or at least subject to review and revision.
Actions Members could take going forward to resolve the impasse
Dr. Zhao's view is that the restoration of the Appellate Body as part of a resolution of various dispute settlement system issues should be the first order of business for the WTO Members. She encourages Members to bring out issues of concern with the dispute settlement system to the table for consideration.
Dr. Zhao had many proposed "to do" actions including the following:
(1) restore/implement the process for appointing new Appellate Body members,
(2) have the Appellate Body focus on not creating rights or obligations as they consider appeals,
(3) reinforce case-by-case resolution of disputes,
(4) not engage in rulemaking during dispute settlement,
(5) have Appellate Body exercise restraint in their reports (vs. activism),
(6) avoid obiter dicta in reports,
(7) improve communications with parties when reports can't be generated in 90 days,
(8) give Appellate Body members a one term 7-8 year term,
(9) rotate Appellate Body Secretariat personnel.
Dr. Zhao also supports improving implementation steps after dispute settlement and strengthening panel proceedings by going to a fixed group of panelists (30 in number) with terms of 5-6 years, encouraging Members to join MPIA until the Appellate Body is restored, improve transparency of panel proceedings for WTO Members, provide technical assistance to developing and least developed countries and permitting Members to present their argument in their national languages.
Each departing Appellate Body member has provided their thoughts on the operation of the Appellate Body in farewell remarks. Dr. Zhao's farewell remarks reflect a lot of thought about the system as she experienced it and reflect an examination of potential causes of friction in the system and provide suggestions for what types of steps Members could take to bring a two-step dispute settlement system back into play at the WTO.
There are WTO Members who want to have a quick resolution of the current impasse either through the lifting of the blockage on appointing new AB members or (more realistically) by solving U.S. problems and removing the blockage. Some have argued for a more expansive review of dispute settlement including addressing issues during panel proceedings, etc. While any approach can be pursued by Members if they so wish, the latter approach will certainly extend the period when there is no functioning Appellate Body. Indeed, the dispute settlement review which started twenty years ago has never been concluded and would suggest significant additional delay if full blown dispute settlement system review is the focus.
As to specific proposals on addressing the Appellate Body, some suggestions by Dr. Zhao have been nonstarters for the United States (extending terms from four to seven or eight years) while many others appear to reflect the need to resolve U.S. concerns. The devil is, of course, in the detail and likely includes a necessary agreement by Members on the underlying purpose of dispute settlement and clarifying DSU Article 3.2 and 19.2 by providing guidance on what constitutes the creation of rights or obligations.
Still, Dr. Zhao should be congratulated for recognizing that the status quo ante is not a viable approach and for providing her perspective on changes or clarifications that could be part of the solution to the current impasse.
Terence Stewart, former Managing Partner, Law Offices of Stewart and Stewart, and author of the blog, Current Thoughts on Trade.
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An exploited peasant suffers through the horrors of war and capital before awakening to the possibility of revolution in Pudovkin's 1927 dramatic epic, made alongside Eisenstein's October to honor the tenth anniversary of the 1917 Russian Revolution. While October offers a more sweeping, collectivist account of the period, The End of St. Petersburg benefits from a more personal focus on how the individual is drawn into action. Like Eisenstein, though, Pudovkin knew how to film battle scenes, with several set pieces so powerful and realistic they were used in later documentaries on the Revolution.
Esfir Shub was instrumental in the development of dialectical montage, collaborating with Eisenstein on the shooting scripts of Strike and Potemkin. The Fall of the Romanov Dynasty comprises hundreds of films that Shub unearthed and rescued from neglected corners of the Soviet Union, compiling them into a devastating chronicle of Tsarist Russia from the eve of World War I until its brutal demise in the revolutions of 1917.


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Did Ben Ysursa Vote For Holli Woodings?
Posted By George Prentice on Thu, Oct 23, 2014 at 11:08 AM
An article in this morning's Idaho Statesman dances around whether or not soon-to-retire Idaho Secretary of State Ben Ysursa had voted for Democrat Holli Woodings to be his successor.
The Statesman points to a Facebook page from Idaho Conservation League Executive Director Rick Johnson, who strongly hinted that Ysursa had voted for Woodings. "I didn't vote for the guy," Johnson says Ysursa told him. Later, Ysursa wouldn't confirm the rumor other than to say that he had already cast his ballot.
But a press release from Woodings' camp was a bit less vague, assuming that Ysursa had indeed chosen the Democrat.
"If the current Secretary of State, Ben Ysursa, voted for me I am deeply honored by his decision," wrote Woodings this morning. "The legacy of fairness and honesty that Ben has built in his tenure is a tradition I plan to carry on into the future. It's the reason I ran for office."
Woodings has repeatedly dropped Ysursa's name and legacy into every stump speech at every campaign stop, insisting that she was the right successor.
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Miss Hitler Beauty Pageant Canceled
So called Miss Ostland 2014 page Russian social networking website urged women to send sexy photos, write about their love for Adolf Hitler.
A screengrab of Vocativ showing the Miss Ostland page before it was taken down.From Vocativ
Katya Shkredova will have to keep a stiff upper lip: The beautiful Belarusian's hopes of becoming Russia's Miss Hitler have been thwarted after the anti-Semitic online beauty pageant was taken down from the Russian networking website VKontakte on Monday for violating its Term of Service.
Hitler was a meth addict, report reveals
Russian social network hosts Miss Hitler 2014 contest
Called Miss Ostland 2014 (Ostland was the name Nazi Germany gave to the occupied Baltic states and eastern Poland), the contest was hosted on the site's Adolf Hitler group page, which has more than 7,000 followers, according to the Vocative website.
Women interested in participating in the competition were asked to send in sexy photographs of themselves, as well as to write about their love for Hitler. The candidate who received the most likes was to be declared the winner.
For instance, the previously mentioned Katya Shkredova, who took the lead when Haaretz first reported the story, said she "adores Adolf" for his philosophy on the "ideal society." The thing she loves most about him is his will to "experiment on people."
However, the page has been taken down due to its "calls for violent actions," according to Vocativ, which asked VKontakt for a response.
According to VKontakt's head of public relations, the website's Terms of Service prohibit users from "loading, storing, publishing, disseminating, making available or otherwise using any information which: propagandizes and/or contributes to racial, religious, ethnic hatred or hostility, propagandizes fascism or racial superiority," Vocativ reported.
Hopes dashed: The contestants (screenshot)
Though the Miss Ostland 2014 page has been taken down, hundreds of pro-Nazi groups are still prospering on the Russian equivalent of Facebook, each of which home to between 5,000 to 30,000 followers, Vocativ reported.


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John Digby (février 1580 – , Paris),  comte de Bristol, fut un diplomate anglais.

Biographie

Il était membre du conseil de Jacques  d'Angleterre. Il fut envoyé en Allemagne en 1620 pour intercéder auprès de Ferdinand II du Saint-Empire en faveur de l'électeur palatin dans le cadre de la Guerre de Trente Ans. Puis il fut envoyé à Madrid en 1622 pour préparer le mariage du prince Charles avec l'infante d'Espagne. Cette négociation, qu'il avait menée à bien, échoua par les fautes de George Villiers,  de Buckingham, qui lui imputa tous ses torts. Le duc le fit emprisonner à son retour.

Il n'en prit pas moins parti pour Charles  d'Angleterre, et fut contraint à s'exiler pendant les troubles de la révolution, après avoir perdu toute sa fortune.

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Diplomate anglais du XVIIe siècle
Comte de la pairie d'Angleterre au XVIIe siècle
Naissance en février 1580
Décès en janvier 1653
Personnalité des guerres des Trois Royaumes
Décès à 72 ans
Comte de Bristol


Thomas J. Barrack, Jr. is the Executive Chairman of Colony NorthStar, Inc. (NYSE: CLNS). He previously held the position of Founder and Executive Chairman of Colony Capital, Inc., the predecessor to Colony NorthStar, Inc. CLNS is one of the largest diversified real estate and investment management leaders in the world. Prior to founding the Colony business, Tom was a principal with the Robert M. Bass Group, the principal investment vehicle of the Fort Worth, Texas, investor Robert M. Bass. He also served in the Reagan administration as deputy undersecretary of the Department of the Interior. In 2017, Tom served as the Chairman of the 58th Presidential Inaugural Committee. He was also a Senior Advisor to Donald Trump's Presidential Campaign. In 2010, French president Nicolas Sarkozy knighted him as a Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur, the highest award bestowed by the French government for citizens and foreigners. Tom received his B.A. frpm USC and earned his J.D. from University of San Diego.