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Pretty & Nice signs to Rory Records/Equal Vision Records
Boston, MA's Pretty & Nice has signed to Rory Records, Max Bemis' imprint label within Equal Vision Records.
The band is partnering with mtvU today for the premiere of their "Hibernate" music video, off of their latest EP, US YOU ALL WE, which was released in November and is available digitally, as well as on vinyl and cassette. A new, expanded version of the EP is also out today, available on iTunes, and features two covers (Genesis and Split Enz) and remixes from members of Miniature Tigers. The "Hibernate" music video was filmed by Dillon Buss in Boston, MA and can be viewed HERE and at the top of every hour on the mtvU TV channel today.
The signing came about quickly, after the band met Bemis' Say Anything bandmate Jeff Turner at SXSW 2012 and led to the eventual introduction. Pretty & Nice's Roger Lussier explains, "We could tell in our discussions with Max that he really "got us" not just as musicians, but as people. Also, it's clear from listening to his stuff that Max grew up listening to a lot of the same music that we did. He and Equal Vision Records made it very clear that they respected our artistic vision for the band and that they thought our general vibe would fit well with the Rory imprint."
Bemis adds, "Pretty & Nice is both arguably the most "progressive" band we've signed as well as the band that harkens back to the legacy of my favorite bands of yesteryear. Post-punk and classic pop bliss. There is a lot of genius put into their recordings and they're just a great band."
The band released their debut LP Pink & Blue in 2006 and followed up with an EP, Blue & Blue, the following year. In 2008, Pretty & Nice launched their critically acclaimed Get Young full-length album through Hardly Art, earning rave reviews and attention from the likes of Pitchfork, AV Club, MTV Hive, NPR's All Songs Considered, Interview Magazine and more. Pretty & Nice will put out their debut Equal Vision Records release, a new full-length album, in late Spring 2013 with full details to be announced soon. The band will also release two new songs as a 7″ on April 20, Record Store Day. Side A will feature "Q_Q" and Side B will feature "On n On". The pressing will be limited to 500, on black vinyl.
Pretty & Nice is comprised of Jeremy Mendicino (lead vocals/guitar/gadgets), Holden Lewis (lead vocals/guitar/keys), and Roger Lussier (bass/keys/horn). The band has toured and shared stages with the likes of The Get Up Kids, Miniature Tigers, The Thermals, Title Tracks (John Davis from Q and not U), and Built to Spill. The band has already announced several tour dates for 2013, including runs with Jukebox the Ghost and Northern Faces, and plans to perform at SXSW. All upcoming tour dates can be seen below.
Pretty & Nice
Mar 02 Brooklyn, NY @ Shea Stadium+
Mar 03 Bethlehem, PA @ Gallery U*
Mar 05 Pittsburgh, PA @ Smiling Moose*
Mar 06 Columbus, OH @ Kobo Live*
Mar 07 Elmhurst, IL @ Fitz's Spare Keys*
Mar 09 Broken Arrow, OK @ Rudy's*
Mar 12-16 Austin, TX @ SXSW*
Mar 21 Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall^
Mar 23 New York, NY @ Studio at Webster Hall*
Mar 24 Philadelphia, PA @ The Barbary *
Apr 16 Indianapolis, IN @ Deluxe^
Apr 17 Columbia, MO @ Mojo's^
Apr 18 Lawrence, KS @ Jackpot Saloon^
Apr 19 Omaha, NE @ The Waiting Room Lounge^
+ w/Cymbals Eat Guitars
*w/Northern Faces
^w/Jukebox The Ghost

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Q: Flex layout not working on angular 5 I'm trying to use flex-layout on angular 5 but it's not working.
This is my environment:
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Angular CLI: 1.6.1
Node: 9.3.0
OS: darwin x64
Angular: 5.1.3
... animations, common, compiler, compiler-cli, core, forms
... http, language-service, platform-browser
... platform-browser-dynamic, router

@angular/cdk: 5.0.3
@angular/cli: 1.6.1
@angular/flex-layout: 2.0.0-beta.12-67e4bf5
@angular/material: 5.0.3
@angular-devkit/build-optimizer: 0.0.36
@angular-devkit/core: 0.0.22
@angular-devkit/schematics: 0.0.42
@ngtools/json-schema: 1.1.0
@ngtools/webpack: 1.9.1
@schematics/angular: 0.1.11
@schematics/schematics: 0.0.11
typescript: 2.4.2
webpack: 3.10.0

This is the import in app.module.ts:
import {FlexLayoutModule} from "@angular/flex-layout";

@NgModule({
  imports: [
    BrowserModule,
    HttpClientModule,
    AppRoutingModule,
    FormsModule,
    ReactiveFormsModule,
    MaterialModule,
    SocialLoginModule,
    FlexLayoutModule
  ],

No error on compilation.
This is a test on a template:

Item 1

Item 2

Item 3

Item 4

Item 5

This is the result (not what expected):

A: You have to import FlexLayoutModule in every feature module. This is not the best solution, but a working one.
Importing and EXPORTING FlexLayoutModule in the SharedModule works like charm and is the best solution that respects the angular style guide, by the way the SharedModule is imported in every feature module.
For more information about the SharedModule: https://angular.io/guide/styleguide#shared-feature-module
Edit:
I also wrote an article about SharedModule vs CoreModule if you can't see the difference between them: https://medium.com/@benmohamehdi/angular-best-practices-coremodule-vs-sharedmodule-25f6721aa2ef

A: Add the following to the package.json file:
"@angular/flex-layout": "^6.0.0-beta.15",
"rxjs": "^6.1.0",
"@angular/cdk": "^6.0.0",
"rxjs-compat": "6.0.0-beta.1",

and run
npm install

A: Install Flex Layout from npm: $ npm install @angular/flex-layout --save
Or with Yarn: $ yarn add @angular/flex-layout
Now import FlexLayoutModule in your app module
import { FlexLayoutModule } from "@angular/flex-layout";
@NgModule({
  imports: [
    BrowserModule,
    FlexLayoutModule
  ],
  // ...
})
export class AppModule {}

Flex Layout is now ready to be used in your templates.

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Vyacheslav Oleksandrovych Serdyuk (; born 28 January 1985) is a Ukrainian former football defender.

External links
 Profile at FFU website

1985 births
Living people
People from Shostka
Ukrainian footballers
Association football defenders
Ukrainian expatriate footballers
Expatriate footballers in Russia
Expatriate footballers in Belarus
Ukrainian Premier League players
FC Moscow players
FC Dnipro players
FC Naftovyk-Ukrnafta Okhtyrka players
FC Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih players
FC Arsenal Kyiv players
FC Gomel players
FC Torpedo-BelAZ Zhodino players
Sportspeople from Sumy Oblast

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Battle Copters keeps glitching won't let us move. Please get this fixed.
This is a huge problem. Long-time players are talking boycott, don't buy packs, and the overall lack of attention to this game from Chillingo/EA. This is a big deal! Please step it up.


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Q: noVNC Mouse Pointer not visible in Internet Explorer 11 I have noVNC downloaded from
https://github.com/kanaka/noVNC.git (master)
I am trying to use noVNC via Internet Explorer 11, but I cannot see the mouse pointer.
However I verified that noVNC works perfectly alright via google chrome and mozilla firefox.
Any help or hints appreciated

A: The problem is that IE 11 does not display local cursor, hence we got to display remote cursor.
For rest of the browser, we can use local cursor


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Official doctoral program in statistics and operational research
The Programme Doctorate in Statistics and Operational Research Is an official interuniversity degree jointly offered by the three public universities of Galicia. Its objective is to train researchers in the area of statistics and operational research, so that they are able to carry out a doctoral thesis and develop a later academic or professional career in that scientific field.
Why study the degree
Decision-making in today's world, where large masses of data are available, makes it necessary to use statistical tools and increasingly sophisticated mathematics, which must be developed by experts such as those in this doctoral program .
What is learned
Statistical techniques, optimization techniques, mathematical techniques to aid decision making.
Lines of investigation
These are the lines of research of this doctoral program:
Operational Research and Game Theory
Specific Training Complements
In case the doctor does not have the complete previous training required in the program, his / her admission to the program may be conditioned to the surpassing of specific training complements, which may be subjects or modules of master and degree. The complements assigned to the same doctorate may not exceed 15 ECTS credits and may be made prior or simultaneous to the tuition in academic tuition in the program.
In case of simultaneous realization the students will have to register for these complements at the moment of formalizing the tuition of academic tutelage in the program, which must be surpassed in the maximum term of three consecutive quarters. Failure to do so will result in student disqualification from the program.
Formative Activities of the Programme
The following training activities are recommended, although all are optional:
Follow courses of the master's degree in statistical techniques and other masters.
Research stays in centers of recognized prestige.
Attendance at research seminars.
Participation in transversal training courses.
Attendance and active participation in congresses.
Publication of scientific articles.
Professional and academic outputs
Companies and public administrations today have a large amount of information that they need to process to improve their operation and to design their strategic plans properly. For this reason, it is foreseeable that they need more and more professionals with the profile of the doctors who will leave this program. On the other hand, in almost all the universities of the world offer degrees that include in their training plan knowledge of statistical techniques and optimization; Consequently, the doctors trained in this program have ample possibilities to pursue a research and teaching career in the university field.
Recommended profile
The master's degree that will allow entry into this doctoral program without training complements will be the Master in Statistical Techniques offered by USC, UDC and UVigo.
They will also have direct access in the program the students with sufficient research or with the title of DEA obtained through the previous programs of Doctorate in Statistics and Operative Research in the three participating universities (USC, UDC and UVigo).
Entry profile with masters different from the previous section: In the case of students who have taken a master's degree other than the previous one, the Academic Commission of the Doctorate Programme (CAPD) will evaluate each case individually and consider asking them to carry out Complements of training (up to 15 ECTS) when in their previous training they have not taken at least 60 ECTS in the area of Statistics and Operational Research of masters level according to the CAPD judgment.
Other profiles: In the case of students who have not completed a master's degree, it will be necessary to have equivalence of training at a master's level of at least 60 ECTS preferably in the area of Statistics and Operational Research. This equivalence will be determined by the CAPD.
Students with foreign qualifications: Students with foreign qualifications without homologation may apply for admission to doctoral studies provided that they accredit a level of training equivalent to that of the official Spanish university master's degree and confer in the country issuing the diploma for access To doctoral studies. This admission shall not imply, in any case, the homologation of the previous degree or recognition for other purposes than those of access to these teachings.
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California is now in its fourth year of record-breaking drought, which has people up and down the state trying to cut back on their water use.
Rain Bird has been committed to The Intelligent Use of Water for more than 80 years, and has come up with 25 ways you can conserve water, without sacrificing your landscaping.
They include drip irrigation, sub-surface irrigation and weather-based, self-adjusting controllers.
To learn more about each of these options and how they can keep your yard green while still saving water, watch our story below.


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If you take an interest in world history, study abroad should be a slam dunk decision. Whether you gain new perspective on world history, you find a new area of specialization, or you need to be somewhere to make history come alive, studying history abroad should be an easy decision for most. The flexibility in the major with upper-division electives simplifies receiving credit more than for most other majors, too.
Suggested Programs for History
Programs Suggested for History Majors
UC Center Rome Programs
Fall: Rome through the Ages
Discover the essence of old and new Rome through courses on sustainability, food culture in Italy, and the physical and cultural landscape of Rome and beyond. Site visits and cultural activities make the "Eternal City" your classroom and your home for the summer.
Learn more about deadlines, details, and the application
Spring: Art, Food and Society
Specially designed UC courses in the social sciences and humanities taught in English. Small classes use site visits in Rome and beyond to bring the subjects to life.
Summer: When in Rome
Learn more about deadlines, details, and the applicationDiscover the essence of old and new Rome through courses on sustainability, food culture in Italy, and the physical and cultural landscape of Rome and beyond. Site visits and cultural activities make the "Eternal City" your classroom and your home for the summer.
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Learn more about deadlines, details, and the application: Summer, Fall, Spring
Scottish Universities: Univ. of St. Andrews, Univ. of Glasgow
Scotland offers a wealth of cultural options, scenic beauty and just a hint of mystery as home to the legendary Loch Ness (and perhaps the even more beguiling kilt and bagpipe). St. Andrew's and Glasgow both offer top 100 history programs in the world. Consider Glasgow for a big-city experience complete with haggis in gastropubs, friendly locals and one of the liveliest indie music scenes outside of London. For a truly student-centric experience, coastal St. Andrews strikes a fine balance as a small town with a big name, drawing scholars from all over the world.
Arts, Politics, Society & Space, UC Center London
A rigorous curriculum highlighting London as a global crossroads of major social and cultural forces. The city's unique resources and exciting activities outside the classroom enrich your experience.
National Univ. of Singapore (NUS)
Take classes in most UC majors taught by faculty from around the world, and engage with this top level university community through research, clubs, sports, and cultural activities.
Univ. of British Columbia
UCEAP at UBC offers your choice of regular university courses at the Vancouver campus with opportunities for study in a wide range of most academic disciplines, including history; UBC has the highest ranked history program in Canada.
Carlos III Univ.: Hispanic Studies
Program focused on Spain and Europe for international students offered by innovative university. Opportunities to take some classes with Spanish students and participate in activities organized by EAP office on campus. Note: Spanish is required for this program.
Yonsei Univ.
Enroll in courses taught in English or Korean in most UC majors with the opportunity to become part of the Yonsei community through internships, student clubs and activities and campus housing.
By no means is this list comprehensive, but you may also search additional program opportunities.
Other SSHA Requirements
Completing Other SSHA Requirements Abroad
SSHA students, in general, can take advantage of the requirement to complete four (4) non-major upper-division general education courses—or equivalent—from SSHA areas as varied as English literature to economics. Most SSHA students complete one or more of these required courses while studying abroad. These courses must be reviewed through the SSHA course approval form (see below).
SSHA students must also complete a total of 60.0 semester units in order to graduate. SSHA students complete many of these units within their major but often need more and can complete these requirements abroad.
Course Approval and Course Approval Forms
With a few exceptions of previously approved courses (ask your academic advisor), courses will need to be approved to meet individual degree requirements. In these cases, students will use the Course Approval Form for the school that would typically offer such a course at UC Merced:
SSHA
The school will usually require a syllabus or equivalent in order to do a review. Keep in mind that syllabi may be protected intellectual property of certain professors or universities and may not be publicly posted online. If it is a UC Center program, you may be able to acquire syllabi through your study abroad advisor. If the program is with a local host university and the course is not posted online, you may be able to inquire with the instructor or host university in some cases.
No matter your academic intentions while studying abroad, you should consult your academic advisor in SSHA and your MyAudit report to plan out your study abroad academic goals. Once you narrow your search to 1-3 study abroad programs consult your program page or ask your study abroad advisor about resources for researching courses in your program.


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Biden to the Rescue
Eugene Robinson,
Washington Post Writers Group
Danville, Kentucky – If the question is who did more to help his ticket, Joe Biden won the vice presidential debate by a mile.
Republican Paul Ryan performed pretty well. He made no major mistakes, and a CNN instant poll of viewers actually had him winning narrowly, 48 percent to 44 percent. But my assessment of the debate agreed with that of a CBS instant poll of uncommitted voters, who saw Biden as the landslide winner by 50 percent to 31 percent.
Don't just consider the two surveys and call it a draw. If you ask whose prospects of winning the election were boosted Thursday night, President Obama's or Mitt Romney's, the answer is really not debatable. This was a moment the Obama campaign needed badly.
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The only reason for such urgency, of course, was the sudden disappearance of Obama's lead in the polls following his awful performance against Romney last week.
If the real Obama had shown up in Denver, and not an ill-prepared imposter, the focus here would have been on Ryan: Could he pass the heartbeat-away test that has given some vice presidential candidates, notably Sarah Palin, such trouble? Instead, this debate was mostly about Biden: Could he stem the Romney-Ryan momentum and dispel the gloom that had settled over the Democratic Party?
Biden succeeded, as evidenced by the fact that the lion's share of post-debate commentary was All About Joe. Critics said he smiled too much, interrupted his opponent too often, came across as too "hot" for a medium that is essentially cool. But these complaints only reinforced the fact that Biden was the protagonist of the evening.
I thought Ryan's best moment came at the end, when he gave his closing remarks; they were cogent, polished and well-delivered. It was the only time Biden allowed him to get up a head of steam, and he took advantage.
The worst moment for Ryan came when they were talking about unemployment. Moderator Martha Raddatz asked how and when the jobless rate could be reduced to less than 6 percent. Both men ignored the question. Ryan gave a general answer about economic policy. Biden went on the attack, reminding viewers that Ryan had sent him two letters requesting funds from the 2009 stimulus package for businesses in his home state of Wisconsin — and said the money was needed to create jobs.
According to Republican dogma, the stimulus was a gargantuan waste of money that utterly failed to create jobs. That's what Ryan preached — but not what he practiced. Until Raddatz changed the subject, Ryan looked pretty grim.
Later, during a long exchange about tax policy, Ryan mentioned the Kennedy administration and Biden pounced: "Oh, now you're Jack Kennedy?" It was a pointed echo of Lloyd Bentsen's famous putdown of Dan Quayle during their 1988 debate.
Mostly, Biden did the obvious things Obama failed to do. The debate started at 9 p.m.; at 9:24, he made the first of several references to Romney's "47 percent" speech in which he described nearly half of Americans as hopelessly dependent on government and unwilling to "take personal responsibility and care for their lives."
Biden pressed Ryan on his plan to turn Medicare into a voucher program. He pressed on Romney's failure to specify what tax deductions and loopholes he plans to eliminate to replace the revenue that would be lost if he succeeds in cutting income tax rates by 20 percent. Would the deduction for mortgage interest have to go, or perhaps the deduction for health care expenses? Ryan resolutely — and embarrassingly — refused to answer.
Biden challenged Ryan on all his tough talk about foreign policy and the Obama administration's alleged weakness. What would he and Romney do differently about Syria? What would they do differently about Iran? About Afghanistan? Ryan tried to bob and weave, but he came close to acknowledging the truth: Romney would do essentially what Obama is doing.
As I said, these are pretty obvious lines of attack. Biden didn't do anything fancy. But I think his performance will be enough to snap Democrats out of their funk — for now, at least.
At this debate, the real Biden showed up. At the next, on Tuesday at Hofstra University on Long Island, the real Obama had better do the same.
Eugene Robinson
Eugene Robinson's e-mail address is eugenerobinson(at)washpost.com.
Big Joe and the Joyful Noise
Biden dropped the hammer on Paul Ryan on Thursday, and it was a powerful thing to see.
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Yesterday's bread baking session was not particularly successful: I burnt the bottom of the loaf I was baking again (actual loaf not pictured but picture is indicative of level of charring) and I didn't get the hydration level of the dough high enough, leading to a closer crumb (i.e. no big holes) than I find ideal (the flavor was great though). The burnt bottoms is a problem I've had for ages with boules (not my baguettes however), and clearly evidence of my inability to deviate from recipes even when outcome after outcome shows that something is clearly wrong with my approach. I've known since my first no-knead loaf (also a failure) that my oven runs hot and that the direct heat emitted from its heating element is so intense, that putting a baking stone or dutch oven very close to it is asking for trouble... especially during the long baking times required for a large loaf... but I've kept doing it anyway. Why? Because BBA says to put the stone on the bottom of the oven and so that's what I do... apparently hoping it's going to go right one of these times... and that's pretty much the definition of stupidity, right? Doing the same things but expecting different outcomes.
But besides my inability to learn from my mistakes, as I was searching the intertoobs looking for solutions... it occurred to me how much harder baking is than regular cooking (for me at least). Part of that is clearly the aforementioned lack of adaptation to my oven, but I also think that the variables in bread baking just seem to have a much more profound effect on the outcome than in something like, say, a braise. Cooks will often point out that while nice pans and fancy ranges are great, you can produce just as wonderful dishes in a beat up aluminum pan on a portable propane burner as you can in an All-Clad skillet on a Viking range. My limited experience suggests this is largely true, but much less so for baking. Ovens can just be so weird... with hotspots in unexpected places and temperatures off from the dial as much as 70 degrees... that it seems people can be aces on their home oven and train wrecks in an unfamiliar one. In addition, the differences in dough hydration... even with careful weighing... that can occur on dry vs. humid days means that you really have to know what a 65% dough should feel like... something that can pretty much only come from experience. The same thing can be said for other types of cooking I suppose, but it seems that as long as you use an instant read thermometer for the doneness of any meat and are following a decent recipe... you'll be in pretty good shape.
Anyway... next time I move the baking stone up to a higher oven rack and maybe put a pan underneath the stone to shield it from direct heat a bit... and maybe I'll finally have some loafs worth crowing about.