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План Контакт групе је био мировни план за окончање рата у Босни и Херцеговини предложен 1994. године.

Контакт група за БиХ — се појавила од маја 1994. године као посредник у преговорима између сукобљених страна у БиХ, а од јула 1994. њу су чинили Уједињено Краљевство, Француска, Њемачка, Руска Федерација и Сједињене Америчке Државе. — предложила је план по ком је Босна и Херцеговина требало да се подијели тако да Републици Српској припадне 49% територија, а Федерацији Босне и Херцеговине 51% територије. План је пратио и ултиматум, то јест Контакт група је тражила од представника РС, Хрвата и Бошњака у Федерацији БиХ да само са "да", или "не" прихвате, или одбаце план до 19.7.1994. Хрвати и Бошњаци су прихватили тај план, али испред Срба, који су држали око двије трећине територије Босне и Херцеговине, Скупштина РС изјавила је 19.7.1994. да није у стању да донесе одлуку о прихватању плана и да је потребан "даљи рад" на мапи поделе територија. Председник Народне скупштине РС Момчило Крајишник и Скупштина РС нису прихватили понуђене мапе јер није постојао пролаз за Србе кроз Посавину, тј. коридор.

Предложеном мировном плану Контакт групе противила се и Српска православна црква. На заседању Народне скупштине Републике Српске у јулу 1994. године, на коме се одлучивало о прихватању мировног плана, епископ захумско-херцеговачки и приморски Атанасије Јевтић рекао је посланицима да Српска православна црква не може поново пристати на "сакаћење српског народа" и "ми никада нећемо потписати пресуду на то вјешање". Митрополит црногорско-приморски Амфилохије Радовић том је приликом упутио телеграм подршке са Цетиња да одбаце мировни план. Дана 5. јула 1994. године Свети архијерејски синод СПЦ је упутио "Апел српском народу и светској јавности" у ком се позива сав српски народ да стане у одбрану Републике Српске.

Министар иностраних дела Немачке, испред Контакт групе, тражио је да РС промени одговор и прихвати план до 30.7.1994. а немачки захтев подржао је и специјални посланик председника Русије, Виталиј Чуркин. Слободан Милошевић је говорио да нико нема право да одбије мир у име целог српског народа, то јест да вође РС поступају против интереса целог српског народа и осталих грађана СРЈ, а Влада СРЈ 4.8.1994. године донела је одлуку "да прекине политичке и економске односе са РС" и забрани представницима Председништва, владе и Скупштине РС да долазе у СРЈ. Тако је СРЈ затворила границу за превоз робе у РС, осим за превоз хране, одеће и лекова. Политичко и економско кажњавање РС увео је и Савет безбедности УН Резолуцијом 942 позвао је државе чланице УН да прекину политичку и економску сарадњу са РС, док њене вође не прихвате "безусловно и потпуно" понуђени план.

Срби у Републици Српској су организовали референдум о прихватању плана 27. и 28.8.1994. године, а на референдуму око 96,12% гласача било је против.

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 Мировни планови прије и током рата у БиХ

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Мировни планови у БиХ
Рат у Босни и Херцеговини
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'No one should be doing the ketogenic diet,' says top U.S. cardiologist
Ketosis is known to work wonders in terms of short-term weight loss. But what about the diet's effects over the long term?
Maybe it's time to start eating bread again. (Image: Creative Commons/Big Think)
The ketogenic diet is one of the latest dietary fads to sweep the U.S., promising rapid weight loss, enhanced brain function and sustained energy throughout the day.
These effects are achieved by replacing high-carb foods with fatty, protein-rich foods that will eventually put the body in ketosis: a natural metabolic state in which the body burns fat for fuel instead of carbohydrates.
Ketosis is known to work wonders for short-term weight loss. But what about the diet's effects over the long term?
According to Dr. Kim Williams, former president of the American College of Cardiology, no one should adopt the ketogenic diet over the long term—unless weight loss is more important than lifespan.
"I like the idea, the basic concept: you change your dietary habits and you change something," Williams told Plant Based News. "Unfortunately, the science of it is wrong. If all you wanted was short-term weight loss—and short-term could be a year or two—if that's all you're looking for, great."
Williams' argument is based on a 2013 systematic review of 17 studies that found low-carbohydrate diets to be associated with an increased chance of death, with particularly increased risks to cardiovascular health.
"So I was talking about that and making sure everyone was hearing about that, and then there was one the Journal of the American Heart Association published a few years later that isolated the people who had had a heart attack in the past, the cardiology population that we're seeing, and they were doing a ketogenic diet," Williams told Plant Based News. "It was a 53 percent increase in mortality. No one should be doing this."
The authors of the 2013 systematic review offered similar advice:
"Given the facts that low-carbohydrate diets are likely unsafe and that calorie restriction has been demonstrated to be effective in weight loss regardless of nutritional composition, it would be prudent not to recommend low-carbohydrate diets for the time being. Further detailed studies to evaluate the effect of protein source are urgently needed."
The ketogenic diet can pose long-term health risks because "low-carbohydrate diets tend to result in reduced intake of fiber and fruits, and increased intake of protein from animal sources, cholesterol and saturated fat, all of which are risk factors for mortality" and cardiovascular disease, wrote the authors of the review.
What foods can you and can't you eat on the keto diet?
It's worth noting that the review focused on low-carbohydrate diets, which are not always ketogenic. To be sure, there are balanced ways to adopt the ketogenic diet, and it can beneficial to some. In addition to its proven weight-loss effects that can be especially helpful for obese people, the diet is also a proven treatment for children with epilepsy. That's because the state of ketosis produces a natural chemical called decanoic acid, which can reduce seizures.
But if you're looking for a safe diet that you can rely on over the long term, you might follow the advice given by Dr. Marcelo Campos in an article posted on the Harvard Health Blog:
"Instead of engaging in the next popular diet that would last only a few weeks to months (for most people that includes a ketogenic diet), try to embrace change that is sustainable over the long term. A balanced, unprocessed diet, rich in very colorful fruits and vegetables, lean meats, fish, whole grains, nuts, seeds, olive oil, and lots of water seems to have the best evidence for a long, healthier, vibrant life."
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If you're not familiar with the Work Wiltshire website, where have you been for the last couple of years?
It's a one-stop shop for education, employment, training and apprenticeship information. More than 24,000 people have visited the website since it was created two years ago!
Apprenticeship support is particularly popular, with almost 3,500-page views between June 2018 June 2019. The page provides information on what they are, how to become one and what vacancies there are currently. For businesses, the Work Wiltshire website has a section to support businesses in hiring an apprentices, giving guidance and funding information.
In Wiltshire, 78.9% of people are employed and the average earning for a Wiltshire resident is £29,424 gross per annum – higher than the average in the south west. If you need support finding a job, you can visit the Jobs and Careers section, which has information on careers advice, starting your own business, volunteering, childcare and much more, including local labour market information highlighting where people are working, industries, growth sectors.
In 2018, 96% of Key Stage 4 learners carried on to some form of education, employment or training, but if they are unsure of their next steps, young people too can visit the Work Wiltshire website. The Young People's Next Steps and Further & Higher Education sections can help guide young people to make the best decision for their future, with plenty of information, links and resources, there is even a Parent Information section to help inform them of their child's choices through life and support that is on offer.
Pauline Church, cabinet member for education and skills, said: "We're delighted that so many people have benefitted from the advice given on the Work Wiltshire website. The statistics speak for themselves and the success we've had in the last two years is brilliant. We put a lot of time and resource into apprenticeships and employment in general in Wiltshire and will continue to do so. I would urge anyone looking for career advice to visit the site to benefit from the advice and guidance on offer."
The employment and skills team at Wiltshire Council work closely with businesses in Wiltshire. Through its Be Involved initiative, 49 local businesses have pledged to support the employability of our young people and inspire the future workforce, as well as assisting local projects such as the Enterprise Adviser Network and Building Bridges.
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Through the Eyes of Faith
July 3, 2013 by Aleta Payne, Former Deputy Executive Director
David Price is a multi-faceted person. In addition to representing the 4th Congressional District in the US House of Representatives, he has taught political science and public policy at Duke University. He is also an active and faithful member of Binkley Memorial Baptist Church in Chapel Hill, one of the Council's eight member congregations.
His religious roots run deep. He attended Mars Hill College (a school with Baptist ties), was elected president of the Baptist Student Union for the state of North Carolina during his college days, and earned a degree in theology from the Yale Divinity School. You can see many of these facets at work in a sermon he preached at Binkley last Sunday. I recommend it to you, for reading and reflection, during this Fourth of July week.
–George Reed, Executive Director
About Aleta Payne, Former Deputy Executive Director
Aleta Payne first joined the Council staff in the spring of 2001 as the Communications Associate. She continues to oversee that work along with development, represents the Council in several partnership efforts, and serves in other administrative roles, as well. Aleta is a graduate of the University of Virginia with a degree in government and foreign affairs and spent much of her early career as a journalist. She has three young adult sons who continue to come home to Cary for dinner, or at least groceries, and two young adult terrier-mix dogs who keep the nest from feeling too empty.


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Business has been slow at a Larsen & Toubro Ltd. factory in western India that makes parts for nuclear power plants. The Mumbai-based construction company opened the plant in 2012, hoping to profit from government plans to build more reactors in a country where more than 200 million people lack access to electricity. But most of the projects have gone nowhere, and L&T's facility in Hazira is running at one-fifth of capacity. "That's not the best use of resources," says Senior Vice President Y.S. Trivedi. L&T's factory could soon be humming. On June 1, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed that the two countries would work together to expand India's largest nuclear power station. In mid-May, Modi's cabinet approved a plan to add 10 Indian-made reactors with a combined output of 7,000 megawatts, roughly double the country's current nuclear capacity. The world's third-biggest producer of carbon emissions, India sees nuclear power as a way to reduce dependence on coal-burning power plants, which supply almost 60 percent of its electricity. (Nuclear accounts for less than 2 percent at present.) Modi wants to position himself as a leader in the fight against climate change at a time when the global effort is under attack from President Trump. In his June 1 announcement that the U.S. will withdraw from the Paris agreement, Trump said the deal favored India and China. A few days later, during a state visit to France, Modi trumpeted India's commitment to the 2015 accord, saying "we will work and walk together with others to leave a gift for future generations."
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Late 2008, she was hired as the director of newly build NeuroSpin MEG center at NeuroSpin and joined the Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit directed by Prof Stanislas Dehaene. In 2012, she was appointed an INSERM team leader position for the Cognition & Brain Dynamics lab. In 2013, she obtained her HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches; highest degree achievable in France). In 2019, she was granted a CEA International Director of Research (DR) position. In 2020, she joined the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience as an Academic Editor and eLife as a Reviewing Editor.
Her main research interests focus on temporal cognition and on multisensory integration.


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This is it. The most iconic building of the Chicago skyline. (Bueller? Bueller?) You've seen it from afar, now head to the top, more than 1,300 feet above the Windy City. Hop on one of the world's fastest elevators, and feel your stomach drop at speeds of 1,600 feet per minute. The Skydeck is your final destination, on the 103rd floor of the Willis Tower Chicago, the tallest building in the Western hemisphere. Check out four states with viz of up to 50 miles on a clear day. Feel the earth moving? Yeah, that's supposed to happen. Engineers built in a sway of up to three feet to handle those Lake Michigan breezes. Take it all in, but don't settle for a standard selfie. Venture out onto the Ledge's glass boxes that extend 4.3 feet from the Skydeck. Click. Post. Boast.
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Open 365 days a year. March through September, 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.; October through February, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Last entry is 30 minutes prior to close.
When is the best time to visit Willis Tower?
Anytime is a good time to check out a bird's eye view of Chicago and the surrounding states from the Skydeck. But for a really unforgettable experience, time your visit around sunset for spectacular views. Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before sunset to find the best spot, then sit back and wait for something amazing. You can also arrange special early-bird viewing and grab a spectacular sunrise over Lake Michigan. Check out the Breakfast Like A Vip packages for full deets.
What can I see from the chicago Skydeck?
To infinity and beyond. Ok, maybe not quite that far, but how does four states on a clear day sound? Even when weather conditions aren't perfect, you can take in amazing views of Lake Michigan and downtown Chicago. Step out onto the glass floor of the Ledge boxes. What are those tiny specks below your feet? Oh yeah, people on their way to work or shopping on the Magnificent Mile. Honestly, once your heart stops pounding out of your chest, you have pretty unlimited viewing options. Check it out!


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Shinto in the Doorway
"Shinto" is a word many people with an interest in Japan are familiar with, most often identifying the beautiful Shinto shrines scattered generously around the country.
Shintoism or "shinto-do" is Japan's most prolific native religion and hosts an innumerable pantheon of gods due to the belief that spirits and gods are in everything. And Shintoism is old. It first appeared in the 8th century, in the historical Kojiki document, but many scholars place its origins much further back in the country's history. It has grown alongside Japan as a country and due to the nature of an island nation, it had little chance to spread and be influenced by other cultures. As a result, the line between Japanese cultural practice and Shinto religious practice began to blur and thin and in some cases disappear altogether until it was impossible to have one without the other.
To find an example of this "everyday Shinto" in Japan, look no further than the door to a house. Well, not the door itself, but a little lower. This is the genkan, the entryway for every Japanese house, and most public buildings such as schools, community centers, traditional restaurants, and even the occasional doctor's office. In the genkan, guests remove their shoes and take a small step up to the official inside of the building.
While this doesn't seem particularly religious at first glance, identifying the Shinto tenant at work paints a very different picture. "Purity" in the Shinto practice is synonymous with "cleanliness" in all its meanings, both physical, mental, and spiritual. Within these several different aspects, the genkan exists to manage the most tangible. As it clearly defines what is "inside" and "outside" it simultaneously denotes what is "clean" and "unclean". While this directly relates to the bottom of one's shoes, it also encompasses the person as a whole and the building under the genkan's care.
As an American, I often hear the stereotype that Americans wear shoes in their houses. (One young man was insistent that we wore our shoes all the way to bed!) In my experience, wearing shoes in the house is rather uncommon, easily recalling the times I was scolded for tracking dirt all over the rug. However, it seemed to be just a habit of cleanliness; a way to preserve the carpet and floors from the elements brought inside. It was also not uncommon to quickly run inside for a forgotten item fully shod, or to assuage guests "not to worry about it."
These infractions are unthinkable tresspasses for the genkan. Crawl with your hands and knees if you absolutely must but your shoes must never touch the elevated floor. Once, I had movers bringing up a sofa and already empathetic for the flight of stairs they had climbed, I encouraged them to keep their shoes on. But they politely ignored me and shuffled back and forth under the weight of large furniture to toe off their "dirty" shoes.
Since the genkan serves as a gate to one's house, it is a common practice to be less strict about the other entrances and exits of the building. This does mean that sometimes, the line between "inside" and "outside" is completely invisible as far as pathways to nearby buildings or external walkways are concerned. But perhaps these small violations of cleanliness and purity are to encourage interaction with nature and one's environment, another strong tenant of Shintoism.
This well-known Japanese custom is a clear example of how inconspicuous Shinto rituals have assimilated into daily practices.
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Q: Control Revolution time around elliptical path - Pygame I need to revolve the blue circle 4 times faster than the pink circle.
Can someone please suggest me a method to do that?
Right now both circles (pink and blue) rotate around red circle in the elliptical paths shown in this image.

Here is my code.
#Elliptical orbits

import pygame
import math
import sys

pygame.init()
screen = pygame.display.set_mode((1000, 300))
pygame.display.set_caption("Elliptical orbit")
clock = pygame.time.Clock()

while(True):
    for event in pygame.event.get():
        if event.type == pygame.QUIT:
            sys.exit()

    xRadius = 250
    yRadius = 100
    x2Radius = 100
    y2Radius = 50

    for degree in range(0,360,10):
        x1 = int(math.cos(degree * 2 * math.pi / 360) * xRadius) + 300
        y1 = int(math.sin(degree * 2 * math.pi / 360) * yRadius) + 150
        x2 = int(math.cos(degree * 2 * math.pi / 360) * x2Radius) + 300
        y2 = int(math.sin(degree * 2 * math.pi / 360) * y2Radius) + 150
        screen.fill((0, 0, 0))
        pygame.draw.circle(screen, (255, 0, 0), [300, 150], 35)
        pygame.draw.ellipse(screen, (255, 255, 255), [50, 50, 500, 200], 1)
        pygame.draw.ellipse(screen, (255, 0, 255), [200, 100, 200, 100], 1)
        pygame.draw.circle(screen, (0, 0, 255), [x1, y1], 15)
        pygame.draw.circle(screen, (255, 0, 255), [x2, y2], 5)

        pygame.display.flip()
        clock.tick(5)

A: Do not control the game by an extra loop within the application loop. Use the application loop. Note you would have to handle the events in the for-loop. See pygame.event.get() respectively pygame.event.pump():

For each frame of your game, you will need to make some sort of call to the event queue. This ensures your program can internally interact with the rest of the operating system.

Add 2 variables degree1 and degree2 and increment them by a different amount every frame. Increment degree1 by 4 and degree2 by 1
degree1 = (degree1 + 4) % 360
degree2 = (degree2 + 1) % 360

Additionally increase the frames per second for smoother animation:
clock.tick(50)

import pygame, math, sys
pygame.init()
screen = pygame.display.set_mode((1000, 300))
pygame.display.set_caption("Elliptical orbit")
clock = pygame.time.Clock()

degree1 = 0
degree2 = 0
while(True):
    for event in pygame.event.get():
        if event.type == pygame.QUIT:
            sys.exit()

    xRadius = 250
    yRadius = 100
    x2Radius = 100
    y2Radius = 50

    degree1 = (degree1 + 4) % 360
    degree2 = (degree2 + 1) % 360
    x1 = int(math.cos(degree1 * 2 * math.pi / 360) * xRadius) + 300
    y1 = int(math.sin(degree1 * 2 * math.pi / 360) * yRadius) + 150
    x2 = int(math.cos(degree2 * 2 * math.pi / 360) * x2Radius) + 300
    y2 = int(math.sin(degree2 * 2 * math.pi / 360) * y2Radius) + 150
    screen.fill((0, 0, 0))
    pygame.draw.circle(screen, (255, 0, 0), [300, 150], 35)
    pygame.draw.ellipse(screen, (255, 255, 255), [50, 50, 500, 200], 1)
    pygame.draw.ellipse(screen, (255, 0, 255), [200, 100, 200, 100], 1)
    pygame.draw.circle(screen, (0, 0, 255), [x1, y1], 15)
    pygame.draw.circle(screen, (255, 0, 255), [x2, y2], 5)

    pygame.display.flip()
    clock.tick(50)

A: In a straightforward way, just multiply the blue circle's degrees by 4:
x1 = int(math.cos(degree * 4 * 2 * math.pi / 360) * xRadius) + 300
y1 = int(math.sin(degree * 4 * 2 * math.pi / 360) * yRadius) + 150

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For the last 2+ years, our lives have been directly connected to Instagram, as it is our largest platform for Searching For Sero. Things were great, the page was growing (slowly and organically) and photos were getting likes in comments.We were happy with the result.
A bit of a change happened in the #vanlife community though. Several accounts pledge more to show "the real #vanlife", not the "glorious, parked on a beach every night" one. Which don't get me wrong, there are lots of those nights, but there are also lots of Walmart nights. This concept of the "fake" #vanlife on Instagram got me digging into things a little more.
I started to notice more and more folks pop up with Westfalia's and "real" #vanlife Instagram accounts. At this point, the van had been across Canada, and across the US and was working on its 2nd leg across the US. Our van is decked out with our project and social accounts. We had picked up about 6000 followers, we were stoked.
But I noticed some other guys, with 2 weeks on the road and no logo, no promo on their vans, had already hit 20k, 50k, 100k, some having posted less than 100 photos.
I started to ask myself, "what are we doing wrong?" I got into research mode, both on how to grow an Instagram account, and what these other folks were doing to get such great growth. Because wether you like it or not, these number matter. Not to me, not to Tracy, but to the people we deal with on a daily basis. Those who have the means to make this project and fundraising a successful one look at those numbers.
This is when I realized how fake Instagram really is. And I am not talking about the life stories we portray on the platform either.
More research brought me to Instagram bots. These are little scripts, that you again pay for and get set up to comment and like for you, hoping that your bot commenting on someones photo will get them to follow you.
I sat back and started thinking, so the life stories portrayed on the platform are often not the full truth and the followers, likes and comments are mostly fake. What are we so attracted to on this platform and why do people feel the need to buy likes and followers?
Is it to make a quick buck from sponsorship dollars? Is it to win the popularity contest? Or just the social need to feel liked, even if it is fake?
There is no doubt that getting that like is addicting. But at what cost? Is it worth it?
I was thinking about this yesterday. I have had an IG account for sometime but never really did anything with it until I got completely fed up with FB. I have next to no followers and I feel like it is pretty easy to spot the bots but they seem to be getting more sophisticated almost like a Turing test. Thank you for posting this, and fwiw, I am a real follower and appreciate your work, keep it up. I drove my 85 Westy all over the US long before there was a #VANLIFE and to be honest I liked it better back then, we sent post cards and made the occasional long distance phone call on a pay phone (gasp) I know you can't keep a good thing a secret forever but we had a good run. Back then we were just dirt baggin it to get from one kayaking/climbing/cycling spot to the next. I still travel in a van or truck and will always love it, just wish it would calm down a little so I can afford another one when I get home from being abroad. Sorry for the long post.
Agreed. I spent 2 years living out of a Jeep Cherokee and going river to river and kayaking every day. There was no Instagram, there was no hashtags. I just let the rivers lead me.


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Munford's Gabby Crawford takes a jumper over Millington's Traci Clark Saturday night.
If the Munford Lady Cougars were making New Year's resolutions, they might say they need to be more consistent.
Over the holidays, Steve Poindexter's group played in the Dyersburg Christmas Tournament against some elite competition with good results. Then on Saturday night to start 2016, the Lady Cougars traveled to Millington to take on the rival Millington Lady Trojans in the William Osteen Gymnasium.
Munford played consistently for 32 minutes against the Lady Trojans to earn a 57-27 win.
"I thought we did pretty well over the holidays," Poindexter said. "We beat a good team in USJ in the first round of the Dyersburg Tournament. They were undefeated and beat a lot of good teams. They beat us in the first game of the year. So that was a good win.
Taking on three good teams gave Munford a chance to improve on two phases of the game — chemistry and toughness. Poindexter said toughness help win the USJ game and not enough helped Middleton outlast his team.
Munford got back over .500 beating Millington by 30 points. It was Shania Johnson with 8 points in the first quarter that helped the Lady Cougars jump out 14-4. She drained a pair of three-pointers in that stretch.
The Lady Cougars held the Lady Trojans to a Jherika Brown free throw in the second quarter while scoring 18 points. Johnna Jones hit back-to-back three-pointers for the Lady Cougars making the score 24-5.
Johnson and teammate Gabby Crawford hit buckets to close out the first half and make the score 32-5.
The Lady Trojans had a better offensive output in the third quarter with 9 points. At the same time Crawford heated up with layups and mid-range jumpers. She scored 8 points in the period to keep the Lady Cougars ahead 46-14.
Munford tallied 11 points in the closing quarter and Millington hit 5 points. Now both squad move into district play. The Lady Trojans will continue their first run through District 15-2A.
Meanwhile the Lady Cougars will renew rivalries with Brighton, Hardin County and defending champs Dyer County.
Poindexter said as of now his team is just a .500 squad and they need to play with more urgency.
"That's just the reality of it right now," he acknowledged. "If we take steps in the right direction moving forward, we can get there. There is definitely potential there.


Hans Zimmer is renowned for bombast - Broken Arrow, Crimson Tide and The Rock are among his credits - but Driving Miss Daisy showed there were also thinner fluids in his veins. His work for James L. Brooks' Jack Nicholson-starring vehicle again proves his adaptability. Hans can do whimsy, too. His jack-of-all-trade abilities are presumably a major reason why he gets so much work. Zimmer looks as if he can turn work around quickly and competently, whipping up scores that suit the tone of the film without worrying overly about whether he's created an overwhelming masterpiece.
In this case, using orchestra and piano, he fashions old-fashioned, colourless, lightweight material containing the odd nod to Nino Rota's Fellini scores (minus the inspiration). It fits perfectly comfortably beneath the film as barely noticed background music. Outside that context it sounds utterly insipid. Can't they program computers to write this sort of thing now?
I'd also have to ask if there is really a market for a throwaway 30 minute Zimmer score. I'd guess not, and that the real reason for its inclusion on the CD is to pad out the non-original songs, of which there are only seven (or maybe the songs are to pad out the short score). Sadly they make up a pretty undistinguished selection with the exception of Shawn Colvin's terrific Climb On (A Back That's Strong) and Nat King Cole's pleasantly smooth For Sentimental Reasons (I Love You).
The film's climax is musically memorable, but I'm not sure that's a compliment. Art Garfunkel doing Always Look 0n the Bright Side of Life, from the climax to Monty Python's Life of Brian, is an acceptably light touch to the film, but does anyone really want to hear it over and over again? I'd gladly listen to a CD of Nicholson's delightfully insulting dialogue from the movie. How about that, Sony?
Music from the Motion Picture As Good As It Gets.
Music composed by Hanz Zimmer & conducted by Harry Gregson-Williams and Lucas Richmond.
Album Produced by Hans Zimmer and Adam Smalley.


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Q: $u$ in $L^p$ implies that $u+c$ is in $L^p$. Suppose that $\displaystyle\int_U|u(x)|^p\,dx<\infty$, where $U\subset\mathbb{R}^{n}$ is bounded and $p$ is a positive integer.
How can I prove that $\displaystyle\int_U|u(x)+c|^p\,dx<\infty$?  where is a real contant.
Thanks!

A: $$\|u + c\|_p \le \|u\|_p + \|c\|_p.$$
Since you are on a set of finite measure, $\|c\|_p$ is finite.


Germaphobes, beware. Thousands of species of microbes are currently living on your skin and in your gut. A new study shows that perfectly healthy people can share their bodies with more than 10,000 germ species.
But don't worry. It's actually good for your health.
The Human Microbiome Project reports that nearly everybody has some type of harmful bacteria living on and in their bodies. But when a person is healthy, those germs seem to simply coexist with other helpful microbes.
But why? Researchers are currently investigating why the "bad" microbes attack the human body in some cases and not in others.
According to the Times Reporter, different microbes live on different parts of your body. The report describes the human body as its own world, where certain germ species make up a rain forest ecosystem on your skin, while different germ species create an ocean-like ecosystem in your intestines.
The researchers collected tissue samples from hundreds of volunteers to examine the bacterial DNA. The researches found that there are 10 bacterial cells for every human cell. The bacterial cells are so small, but so numerous, that they could make up to 3 percent of a person's body mass. That means that a 200-pound person carries as much as 6 pounds of bacteria.


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WE GOT COAL IN THE THEATERS THIS YEAR
1. The Hobbit: Battle of the 5 Armies Wknd/$ 41.4 Total/$ 168.5
2. Unbroken/Universal Wknd/$ 31.7 Total/$ 47.3
3. Into the Woods/Disney Wknd/$ 31.0 Total/$ 46.1
6. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Pt. 1 Wknd/$ 10.8 Total/$ 306.7
7. The Gambler/Paramount Wknd/$ 9.3 Total/$ 14.3
10. Wild/FoxSearchlight Wknd/$ 5.4 Total/$ 16.4
I'LL TAKE "QUESTIONS NO ONE EVER ASKED" FOR A $100, ALEX
The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies holds at number one and it's bad enough that they stretched this out to three movies but they include a scene to set up the first Lord of the Rings movie, because it was killing you not knowing how Orlando Bloom and Viggo Mortensen met. It's so painfully contrived I'm surprised that Liv Tyler's character doesn't get mentioned as well.
WHILE I COMPLAIN HOW THE CABLE GOING OUT AGAIN IS KILLING ME
Unbroken opens at number two and this is the true story of a man who not only survived inhuman hardships (WWII, being shot down, Japanese prison camp), but also excelled in his personal life (Olympian). It's supposed to be inspirational, but honestly it just kind of reminds you of what a loser you are. Yeah, you!
TO BE FAIR I DIDN'T SEE THE NON-SINGING LITTLE RIDING HOOD EITHER
Into the Wood opens at number three and I thought and considered seeing this given the obvious fantasy element (after all I did see that lame Jack & The Beanstalk movie last year), but I simply could not get over the musical part. Sorry, but if Gene Kelly isn't dancing, I'm not down. I hate it even in animated movies. Somewhere down the line, for people to stop and start singing just began to rub me the wrong way. Bear in mind if I could sing my way though life I most certainly would. "Stop, wait a minute Mr. Postman/Did my package come from eBay/I was hoping to get it today…" I just don't want to watch other people do it. Especially in that "musical theater" style.
THE SKILLS THAT PAY THE BILLS
Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb is down to number four and honestly I can't blame Ben Stiller for doing either these or those horrible Meet the Parents movies when films like The Secret Life of Walter Mitty just die on the vine. You tried, the public said no so you give them the crap they deserve and make sure your kids go to a nice college. I ain't mad atcha.
ALSO KENNY ROGERS ISN'T IN IT
Speaking of musicals I will never see, Annie is down to number five, followed by The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 at six and The Gambler opening up at number seven and this briefly interested me, but I have a problem with movies whose plotlines are based solely on the protagonist stops making mistakes. If he stops being stupid, you have no movie. Needless to say, a movie about a man with a gambling addiction simply isn't going to work for me. Yeah, I know it's a compulsion he can't help and I'm being uncharitable, but it's not like he's struggling with cancer or even a drug addiction where the body physically suffers. He's just getting off on the rush. Not to mention any movie where Mark Wahlberg is playing a good-looking professor is straining my suspension of disbelief, starting with that good-looking part. Call him sexy, call him charismatic, but do not pretend he's good looking, 'cause he ain't. He ain't by his own admission, which, ironically, is one of the reasons I do like him. But in other movies.
ALTERNATE TITLE: UNGRATEFUL
The Imitation Game enters the top ten at number eight and this is based on the true story of the man who helped break he Nazi spy code and was later destroyed by a seriously ungrateful British government for being gay. Yep, nothing like that uplifting Oscar bait. Remember the Oscar requirements: mentally or physically disabled, addicted to something, gay or die. It helps in you can combine them and do it with an accent. This has at least three of those for star Benedict Cumberbatch.
TRIVA: IN THE 50'S THE EGYTIAN ARMY WAS USED IN THE FILM
Down to number nine, Exodus: Gods & Kings is getting hated all over the globe it seems. The Egyptian government just banned it for sucking. Okay, that's not entirely true because then Transformers wouldn't play there. It was banned for taking too many liberties with The Bible, aka "Enough with the lily white historical stories. No one in this damn thing looks like us and it takes place here!" On one hand I'd delighted to Ridley Scott fail, but on the other this will just push him back to trying to make more Alien movies for money.
CUTE BLONDE GOES FOR A WALK. PEOPLE PAY TO SEE IT.
Finally, Wild holds at number ten.
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"SECRET" LIFE SOUNDS BETTER THAN "QUIET DESPERATION"
1. The Hobbit 2/Warner Wknd/$ 29.9 Total/$ 190.3
2. Frozen/Disney Wknd/$ 28.8 Total/$ 248.4
3. Anchorman 2/Paramount Wknd/$ 28.8 Total/$ 83.7
4. American Hustle/Sony Wknd/$ 19.6 Total/$ 60.0
5. The Wolf of Wall Street/Par Wknd/$ 18.5 Total/$ 34.3
6. Saving Mr. Banks/Disney Wknd/$ 14.0 Total/$ 37.8
7. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty/Fox Wknd/$ 13.0 Total/$ 25.6
8. The Hunger Games 2/LGF Wknd/$ 10.2 Total/$ 391.1
9. 47 Ronin/Universal Wknd/$ 9.9 Total/$ 20.6
10. Tyler Perry's A Madea Xmas/LGF Wknd/$ 7.4 Total/$ 43.7
FILLED WITH ELFIN HOTNESS
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug holds at number one and here as the character of Badass Chick Elf created by Peter Jackson is Evangeline Lilly and I maintain that's the name of someone who sleeps with James Bond, not a real, live person. She acquits herself well enough with the English accent—that all characters must have in fantasy films and historical characters that are not American must have—like Liv Tyler before her. Which makes sense given that she's here basically to fill that hole of a hot, badass chick elf.
DOING THE HEAVY LIFTING THE SCRIPT DOESN'T
Frozen actually rises to number two and I seem to be in the minority of people who don't see this as a new Disney "classic." I'm thinking crap like Madagascar has lowered the bar so severely of what people expect from an animated film that anything even slightly above average gets an undue amount of praise. In this case it's that damn song that's basically carrying this whole film, which I kinda understand. I hate songs in animated films, but even I like it. It's that good.
WILL FERRELL IS BETTER FOR YOU THAN A GIANT ROBOT
Anchorman 2 is down to number three and finally in a big A-list film is Meagan Good, who was basically Megan Fox before Megan Fox, as in an actress whose name and look is more commonly found in porn, in that both are very exaggerated. Between this and actually being the lead in a serious "let's-cash-in-on-the-success-of-Scandal-with-a-hot-black-chick" drama in prime time (yes, it was cancelled almost immediately, but that she even got the role is the victory), it seems after 15 years in front of the camera, Meagan Good is becoming an overnight success. I mean, unless you're black, which means you've been watching her for 15 years, since Eve's Bayou and are quite frankly shocked to see her in a role where she's not in short-shorts and a push-up bra. Maybe we'll all be shocked to see Megan Fox make the same type of ascension in ten years. Hey, it could happen!
THE DOUCHE OF WALL STREET
American Hustle holds at number four and no matter how many people tell me this is a mess, a mess with this cast is still going to be interesting at the very least, unlike say The Wolf of Wall Street which opens at number five. It has a pretty interesting supporting cast, but unfortunately a center of doucheness composed of Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill. Yes, I know that their actual personalities shouldn't affect your opinion of them onscreen, but guess what? They're playing douchebags here too, so I'm not sure how much acting went into it. But it's Scorsese Oscar-bait so I guess I have to see it.
NICE PEOPLE DON'T GET MUCH DONE
Saving Mr. Banks (the unofficial sequel to Saving Private Ryan?) is down to number six and remember how I said this was a fairy tale to portray Walt Disney as a great man at her expense? Well, she was no saint either. Seems she adopted a little boy…but not his twin brother! Why? Astrology. You only wish I were joking. But it gets worse. She never told him he had a brother…until he ran into him in a bar one day. A bar because they both developed alcohol problems. Gee, I wonder why? Yeah, you'd have to lie to tell a story that put either of these two people in a favorable light.
THE BEN STILLER MOVIE
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty opens at number seven and this isn't so much a remake as it is a reinterpretation of the short story, as the difference in tone and intent is as different as night and day. The Danny Kaye version was a lighthearted musical comedy while this is an introspective comedy drama about a man who feels his life has so passed him by he can only cope by constantly losing himself into his daydreams. Now if you're someone of a comparable age and situation you might find yourself crying at regular points throughout, especially when his daydream actually enables him to find the courage to take a literal leap when reality fails him. All set to David Bowie's "Space Oddity" being sung by Kristen Wiig (I'm not crying! You're crying!). I've long complained about not being able to take any more of Ben Stiller's "Theater of Pain" style of comedy, which is basically watching him suffer an infinite number of indignities. It got so bad someone once joked that it was amazing he wasn't in Passion of the Christ (get it? a suffering Jew?). This film is ironically both the best use of that idea and the source of its worse missteps. The humor that comes from him struggling to live life rather than just dream about it as he unburdens himself with the responsibility of taking care of his family is very natural. The bit where he's beaten down by airport security over a flute—all seen through an x-ray machine—is like a leftover bit from his show on Fox in the 90's. It's a very flawed film, but sadly it spoke to me and I loved it as a result. This unfortunately means I lose the high ground I once had over my baby sister who loves the horrid Casual Sex movie for similar reasons. Nah. This is still better than that turd of a film.
47 REASONS WHY NO ONE SAW THIS
The Hunger Games: Catching Fires is down to number eight while 47 Ronin opens at number nine and Universal has already written this off for their 2013 taxes. Ouch. It was plagued with production troubles and while I don't mind taking the famous story of the 47 Ronin (it's considered a defining moment in Japanese culture and is celebrated annually) and setting it in within the world of Japanese mythology where magic and monsters are real you kinda wonder what was the point? Especially when there are a) so few and b) only one of them that really matters. And you have ample time to wonder because the film is paced so poorly. The first 30 minutes should have been part of the opening narration, as the story doesn't begin until the 47 samurai become 47 ronin at the death of their lord (a samurai's duty is to protect his lord and to become ronin is a disgrace because it means he as failed). That would take this down from a bloated two hours to a tidier, yet still weak 90 minutes. Sorry, but a samurai film where the only blood seen is when they cut their thumbs to mark a document is ridiculous. And we haven't even gotten into the Keanu Reeves factor. Now, I like Keanu and am impressed that he's finally playing Asian after all these years (his father was Philipino-Chinese) but he still sounds like a surfer with a head cold and even though the film is filled with Japanese actors speaking accented English, it sticks out like a sore thumb. The best part is the female villain who is working for a much better movie than she gets.
DON'T LET THE DOOR HIT YOU IN THE ASS
Finally, Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas closes out the top ten at number ten and good riddance.
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Aviation Week's Digital Archive Taps Young, Global Audience & Opens Door to New Monetization Strategies
President of the Aviation Week Network Greg Hamilton explains why the 100-year-old archive will be a powerful tool for audience development and sales.
By Ellen Harvey
In February Penton announced the launch of the digital Aviation Week Archive in honor of the B2B magazine's 100th anniversary. The archive content supports a multi-platform centennial celebration effort, providing content for an advertising-driven centennial site, a May anniversary issue, and special Aviation Week & Space Technology events. President of the Aviation Week Network Greg Hamilton anticipates that the archive will remain an invaluable resource for the magazine, engaging its audience with unique content on the history of aviation technology and attracting a younger and more global engineering audience. "It's all about amazing content engaging our audience, which is elemental to our past, present and future business model," says Hamilton.
Gregory Hamilton,
President, Aviation Week Network
The digital archive was built with the help of Bondi Digital Publishing, which has developed digital archive platforms for brands like Esquire, High Times, and Outdoor Life. The Aviation Week Archive allows subscribers to browse the past 100 years of Aviation Week articles, ads, and images by year or keyword search.
Boeing, also celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2016, sponsored this project and is providing one year of free access to the archive for AviationWeek.com registrants. Hamilton says that in 2017 his team will pursue further monetization strategies through paid subscription, advertisements, and content marketing efforts.
Here Hamilton describes how the Aviation Week Archive was created and shares his plans for the Archive's future.
What inspired the launch of the Aviation Week Archive?
It's something we've wanted to do for a very long time. The history of aviation is well known, but viewing it through the lens of the publication that has documented every important moment is unique and fascinating. It's all about amazing content engaging our audience, which is elemental to our past, present and future business model.
We also work very closely with the aerospace industry to inspire and attract the future high-technology workforce. The archive is a wonderful tool for STEM curriculum and research at high schools and universities. It complements our University Initiative through which we distribute digital Aviation Weeks to thousands of students at the top engineering universities.
Users can search by keyword Aviation Week articles, images, and ads. (Click to enlarge.)
How is this archive monetized?
We partnered with The Boeing Company to sponsor the digital archives. In 2016, Boeing is also celebrating its 100th anniversary and this project supports their anniversary celebration. Right now we are using the archives as a source of content for our sponsor- and advertising-driven Centennial website, a May special anniversary issue, a digital timeline, and to support special events. The archives are available free of charge to registrants on the Aviation Week website through year's end.
In 2017 the archives will become a vehicle for ongoing revenue through subscriptions, advertisements, and for content marketers. Additionally, we have an opportunity to offer enterprise-type sales of the archive content via our Aviation Week Intelligence Network to corporations, government, and academia in the future.
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How has Penton marketed this archive to its aviation audience? What has the reception been in terms of usage?
We've marketed the archive through all of our subscriber-marketing channels and we are deploying content-based marketing campaigns to attract new audiences that are younger and more global. For example, we are just about to complete a reader poll to pick their favorite covers of all time. That single initiative has attracted 11,000 voters and 2,000 unique leads for user-paid subscription marketing.
The archives are a very sticky environment. In the first two months we've attracted 45,000 unique visitors, 40% of whom are outside North America. The archive so far has averaged monthly pageviews of 145,000, from, on average, 33,000 visits from 22,000 unique visitors. And the average time spent is 10.7 minutes for each visit.
Users can also browse the archive by year. (Click to enlarge.)
How did Penton digitize its old issues? Was this a costly or time-consuming effort?
We worked with Bondi Digital Publishing. Getting the old ads and other copy from aging print issues into a high-quality, searchable digital format was very challenging. Penton's technical and art groups in conjunction with Bondi Digital Publishing worked at digitizing the issues for seven months. Aviation Week had a digital archive for the past 20 years only. Approximately, 80 of the 100 years of issues were in hard copy form only.
Has the archive revealed any interesting insights about the Aviation Week Network audience, in terms of the type of content they find compelling or the segment of the audience interested in the archive?
We haven't drilled down into the demographics just yet. But the feedback we are receiving shows that many of our readers are immediately personalizing their searches. Because this is a professional audience, they can look back at the companies they have worked for, the famous aviators they have met, milestones they have been involved with, the aerospace programs they have worked on, etc. It seems almost everyone searches on their birthday or hire date to see what was happening in the industry at that time.
Has Penton launched similar archives in other verticals? Does it have plans to?
It's something we are exploring, but the economics have to work. This project had the combined benefits of a committed sponsor, a large and highly-engaged user-paid audience, enterprise-sales potential, and riveting historical content. All of the planets were in alignment.
How might the Aviation Week archive evolve in the future?
We will continue to update the archive as each issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology is produced, so it will be shaped by history as it unfolds. Also, it is easy to customize and package the content, so we expect our content team and customers to find new and innovative ways to present their stories.
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Lyme disease (or Lyme borreliosis) is caused by the bite of a tick infected with certain Borrelia bacteria with cases generally restricted to Europe (including the UK) and North America. Symptoms are often mild and can be effectively treated with antibiotics, but severe and long-lasting symptoms may develop if treatment is delayed or missed.
'Chronic Lyme disease': there is no medically accepted definition and disagreement over diagnosis and its existence as a defined medical condition.
Across the UK – 0-15% of hard-bodied ticks may be infected with the Borrelia bacteria which cause Lyme disease.
Ticks which are infected with Lyme-causing bacteria can infect humans by biting them. Cases of Lyme disease tend to peak during the summer months but can occur throughout the year.
Infected ticks are present across the UK including in areas such as Exmoor, the New Forest, and the Scottish Highlands, but the risk of exposure to Lyme disease is not just limited to these locations.
Ticks are common in wooded and heath areas but may be found in any green spaces, including urban parks and gardens, and attach themselves to humans and animals through physical contact as they don't jump or fly.
Ticks can be as small as a pinhead and their bites are not painful, so may not be easily noticed. Also, they may bite in inaccessible places such as the scalp or groin.
The longer a feeding tick remains attached, the more likely the chance of infection being transmitted. It is therefore important to remove ticks promptly if you are bitten.
There is currently no vaccine available to prevent Lyme disease but sensible preventative measures can be taken when visiting at-risk areas.
There is no reliable evidence for transmission of Lyme disease from person-to-person, either sexually or from mother to child.
There is no evidence that insects other than ticks (mosquitoes, flies, spiders etc.) transmit Lyme disease.
Around two thirds of early-stage Lyme disease cases present with a spreading circular rash which is often referred to as a bullseye rash, but may vary in appearance.
There are often associated general symptoms similar to those of flu, such as fever, chills, aches and pain and muscle stiffness. These may occur even if a rash is absent.
If early Lyme disease is not treated then more serious symptoms can develop in the following weeks, months or years. These can include neurological symptoms, or more rarely inflammatory arthritis or heart problems.
A small proportion of patients with Lyme disease go on to develop chronic, non-specific symptoms, the cause of which is not clear. Possible reasons suggested are persistence of the infectious organism, another infection, immune system over-activity, or from post-infectious damage to the body.
Diagnosis can be tricky due to similarity of symptoms with other conditions. Diagnosis is usually based on clinical symptoms and a history of recent exposure to infected ticks. GPs are advised to treat early Lyme with antibiotics, typically when a rash is present, without the need for a blood test.
If laboratory tests are needed to confirm Lyme disease infection, these can be requested by GPs. The NHS uses validated tests that work by detecting antibodies produced in response to the pathogen. Antibodies are usually present from about six weeks to several months after infection. They persist if the infection is active but will drop off in time after treatment.
False negative results may occur when antibody levels aren't yet high enough to register, e.g. in early Lyme, and false positive results may also occur due to non-specific reactions.
Private laboratories in the UK and abroad sometimes use tests for which there is no published evidence of their accuracy and reliability. In the UK, tests used by PHE/NHS are validated and are the same tests used in public laboratories worldwide.
Early Lyme disease is treated with a short course of oral antibiotics. If appropriate antibiotics are given early enough then most patients will completely recover.
More complex late Lyme and neurological Lyme may require longer oral antibiotic courses or even intravenous antibiotics.
If Lyme disease has remained undiagnosed for months or even years, then antibiotic treatments may not remove all symptoms. In such cases, there is no consistent evidence that long term treatment with antibiotics is of any benefit to the patient.
In the UK, Lyme disease case numbers are based on laboratory-confirmed cases only. Cases that are diagnosed on the basis of their clinical symptoms are not included.
For England and Wales, PHE reported 872 cases of laboratory-confirmed Lyme borreliosis in 2015 and 730 cases in 2014.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention receives reports of approximately 30,000 cases of Lyme disease in the US each year and they estimate that around 300,000 people nationwide contract the disease annually.
'Chronic Lyme disease' is a term sometimes used to describe the condition in patients with persisting symptoms which they believe are due to Lyme disease.
Such a diagnosis is controversial as the disease process that is causing symptoms in these patients has not been established and many such patients do not have any laboratory-confirmed evidence of the disease.


I must be stupid! Could someone please explain to me how this works?
Americans haven't worked in the farming industry for many years? I mean, my relatives did that from day 1 in this country afaik. If 11k job openings is only reflecting 3% of Georgia's illegal population leaving the state I'm sure other industries in that state will be feeling the pain soon too. It's just news now because there are hundreds of millions of dollars of crops going to waste very soon.
Is your position now "Americans will do all those other jobs, just not farming"?
LOL. They want jobs not your subsidies. Give it up the rhetoric already.
At wages so low (because they have no skills or education to demand any better) they will need subsidies to survive. Admit the facts already. Millions of Americans also want jobs. Why should we cater to law breakers instead of our own citizens?
Who cares what they want? They are not citizens. If they want something let them demand it of their own government rather than the American taxpayer.
At wages so low (because they have no skills or education to demand any better) they will need subsidies to survive. Admit the facts already.
Yet millions of illegal immigrants without kids do it all the time or are you insinuating every illegal immigrant family has a kid?
They would happily come legally if there were an option. You already stated you don't like that idea either so you might as well quit towing the legality line. Just say you don't want Mexicans coming here period because that's where we're at here.
LOL. They want jobs not your subsidies. Give it up the rhetoric already. They would happily come legally if there were an option. You already stated you don't like that idea either so you might as well quit towing the legality line. Just say you don't want Mexicans coming here period because that's where we're at here.
Give up the accusations of racism already. My opposition to illegal immigration, like most posters, is not grounded in anyone's skin color or ethnicity. My opposition is grounded in being asked to subsidize it. Our immigration laws should be designed to serve needs of Americans not the desires of Mexico's underclass.
But keep patting yourself on the back as you pretend otherwise. Because clearly your only argument here is to make yourself feel good while hurling accusations of racism at your opponents.
I am merely pointing out facts. Most illegals have few job skills and do not speak English. Over half are from Mexico. If facts offend you well I suppose that makes you an illegal immigration supporter.
Those facts don't offend me. The fact you keep making the whole lot of Mexican immigrants out to be welfare thieves, usurpers and anchor baby droppers despite evidence of them working jobs even you admit Americans won't do makes you either a racist, someone misinformed and holding racist thoughts or beliefs, or at the very least someone who is leaning on some very stereotypical hearsay.


More than 300 people at the #IETF104 hackathon.
"not primarily designed for children but for family". Seriously?
when present looks very much like past.
Now @convoluted_code@twitter.com presenting on @brave@twitter.com at State of the Browser #SOTB18. The rise of the ad & tracker blocker is a response to the explosion of invasive ad tech.
EU parliament vote on Article #11 (link tax) and #13 (censorship machines) is coming soon, on July 4th.
Remote participation in a group meeting does not completely suppress a "the girl in the room" impression.
Some people have started working on #"GitPub is a #decentralized #federation protocol based on the W3C's #ActivityPub, which extends #ActivityStream 2.0. It provides a server to server API for pull request, #forking and subscription of repositories provided by #Git web services."


Thompson, A. ORCID: 0000-0003-0930-0088 and Wheatley, D. ORCID: 0000-0002-6753-2867, 2016. The quality of part-time work among men. In: CIPD Applied Research Conference, University of Westminster, London, 19 December 2016.
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Longest lasting fragrance I have ever used. Not only Marco, but all Napoleon, Royal, Marco, Paradise, Imperial are very good in terms of smell and long lasting. 12 hours lasting guaranteed.
Utter useless product. Don't know if Cloudtail has a bad stock (or) Fogg has started diluting it's quality! Absolutely no fragrance!! It just smelled like Alcohol!!!
A good product with a pleasant fragrance but the only problem is that it's not long lasting. The fragrance last only for around 6 hours. Not a ideal product for daily office life unless you have patience to carry it with you.
It has a green vegetarian symbol on it, never knew that even perfumes need to be veg.
By the way I received a product with a broken lid. Bad delivery Amazon.
5.0 out of 5 starsAll time favourite!!
I love fogg bcz of its long lasting fragrance.
Worth with price i always recommend my friends.
To be honest, I really don't know how the original smells and lasts, but if it does the way it does based on what was delivered to me, its's absolutely pathetic. There is no real scent in this at all. In an attempt to make something liquid, they have turned it to a nothing really. All you have is some shoddy alcohol smelling liquid that lasts a few minutes. After that, your body odour no matter how light will be strong enough to take over. It's just disgusting. NOT SURE IF THIS PRODUCT IS GENUINE THOUGH. There are a lot of fake sellers on Amazon these days and Amazon is the new Ebay/ Snapdeal. To add to it all, the cap was broken into 3 pieces on delivery. But the rating is purely for the product. I am really keen to buy an authentic piece may be from some chemist and compare, but if that turns out to be the same, it would be another nightmare.
5.0 out of 5 starsSpray like Perfume !!!
> Sprays like a Perfume.
> It lasts ~ 6 Hours.
5.0 out of 5 starsPerfect deo for lasting freshness.
Such a refreshing fragrance and it lasts the whole day.my husband uses it after a shower before using his perfume and wow it's amazing, so pleasant and mild not unsettling.it has become a staple in his collection of after bath use. It leaves him feeling fresh all day long and we don't run away from the odour of strong smelling and over powering deos like before.


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Helen B. Taussig
AKA Helen Brooke Taussig
Born: 24-May-1898
Birthplace: Cambridge, MA
Died: 20-May-1986
Location of death: Kennett Square, PA
Cause of death: Accident - Automobile
Remains: Buried, Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA
Religion: Unitarian
Occupation: Doctor
Party Affiliation: Democratic
Executive summary: Mother of pediatric cardiology
Physician Helen B. Taussig developed the subspecialty of pediatric cardiology, and found that a lack of oxygen in the blood caused tetralogy of Fallot, commonly called "blue baby" syndrome. With vascular surgeon Alfred Blalock she proposed the Blalock-Taussig shunt, which relieves this obstruction from blood vessels and has saved the lives of many thousands of infants.
She was also the physician who first noticed an increase in certain congenital malformations in Germany and England in the early 1960, traveled to Europe to assess the causes, and connected the birth defects with the use of the tranquilizing drug thalidomide by pregnant women. She reported her findings to Congress and the US Food and Drug Administration, which led to the prompt banning of the drug's use by pregnant women in America, and a law requiring more thorough testing procedures for all medicinal drugs.
Taussig suffered from dyslexia and a severe hearing loss from a childhood bout with whooping cough, and the latter left her unable to use an ordinary stethoscope, but she developed a skill for diagnosis through sensing by touch the rhythms of normal and damaged hearts. She was a student at Harvard, but needed special permission to attend classes at the medical school, which refused admission to women until decades later. She instead earned her MD at Johns Hopkins, where she later taught and spent her entire career. In 1965, she became the first woman to serve as President of the American Heart Association, and in 1972 she was named the first woman master of the American College of Physicians. She was a proponent of national health insurance and women's right to abortion, and she is the namesake of Taussig Children's Pediatric Cardiac Center at Johns Hopkins.
Father: Frank William Taussig (economist professor at Harvard, b. 1859, d. 1940)
Mother: Edith Thomas Guild (botanist, m. 29-Jun-1888, d. circa 1909 tuberculosis)
Sister: Catherine Crombie Taussig
Sister: Mary Guild Taussig Henderson
Brother: William Guild Taussig (b. 1889)
High School: Cambridge School for Girls, Cambridge, MA (1917)
University: Radcliffe College (attended, 1917-19)
University: BA, University of California at Berkeley (1921)
University: Harvard University (attended)
Medical School: Boston University (attended)
Medical School: MD, Johns Hopkins University (1927)
Administrator: Johns Hopkins Children's Pediatric Clinic (1930-63)
Teacher: Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins University (1946-59)
Professor: Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins University (1959-63)
National Women's Hall of Fame 1973
Elizabeth Blackwell Award 1970
Presidential Medal of Freedom 1964
Lasker Award 1955 (with Alfred Blalock)
Passano Award 1948 (with Alfred Blalock)
French Legion of Honor 1947
American College of Physicians 1972
American Heart Association President (1965)
National Academy of Sciences 1973
Jewish Ancestry Paternal
Risk Factors: Dyslexia, Deafness
Author of books:
Congenital Malformations of the Heart (1947)
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SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon cargo spacecraft, which were scheduled to deliver supplies to the International Space Station, appear to have exploded and shortly after liftoff on June 28.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon cargo spacecraft broke up shortly after liftoff on June 28. An initial burst of fire and smoke surrounded the spacecraft a few seconds before it appears to have completely broken up.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon cargo spacecraft broke up shortly after liftoff on June 28. The craft disappeared behind a cloud of smoke and left behind bits of falling debris.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket exploded about 2 minutes after launching the company's robotic Dragon capsule on a cargo mission to the International Space Station for NASA on June 28, 2015.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon cargo spacecraft broke up shortly after liftoff on June 28, leaving behind a shower of falling debris.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon cargo spacecraft in flight on June 28.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon cargo spacecraft lifed off and entered flight successfully, but exploded shortly after.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon cargo capsule on the launch pad at Florida's Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, ready for a planned June 28, 2015 launch toward the International Space Station.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon cargo spacecraft on the launch pad ahead of a planned June 28, 2015 liftoff.
SpaceX will attempt to land the first stage of its Falcon 9 rocket on this drone ship, named "Of Course I Still Love You," during a cargo launch to the International Space Station on June 28, 2015.


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module Admin
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    include Pundit
    before_action :authenticate_user!
    before_action :authenticate_admin

    before_action :set_locale

    def set_locale
      # Administrate sets own default locale, so we need thhis hack
      I18n.locale = params[:locale] || :ru
    end

    def authenticate_admin
      unless current_user.admin?
        redirect_to root_url
      end
    end

    # Override this value to specify the number of elements to display at a time
    # on index pages. Defaults to 20.
    # def records_per_page
    #   params[:per_page] || 20
    # end
  end
end

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So summer is almost here and I'm excited! I've been planning our welcome summer shindig and came across these pictures in my archives.
We made them one day when we had no school back when it was still cold. They are just water bottles covered with foil.
I've been looking at the bag of empty water bottles we save for crafts and wracking my brain at what we could do with them for fun and we just made it up as we went along.
First stuff your water bottle with some old plastic bags. We stuffed ours full so that it wouldn't budge when we grabbed it or threw it.
Then wrap your bag stuffed bottle in foil. It should be enough to wrap around once and make a tail.
Cut strips of construction paper for your fire blasts and glue them to the inside of your foil tail and scrunch foil together.
Cut a big circle for your dome and then cut a slit halfway through the middle. Turn the two pieces into one another to create a dome and glue or tape shut.
Embellish with windows, stars, colors and more!
My boys still have these hanging around and we eventually cut two foam triangles and taped them to the sides. A fun easy project that even a little can do.
Has anyone seen that picture of the tired mother at the doctor being diagnosed with children floating around Facebook? Well that exactly sums up my weekend. Bummed. Pooped. Need I go on?
Being as though my weekend was a bit busy, I never got around to sharing our resurrection craft. I figured I'd share some pictures of our weekend activities while I'm at it. Friday kicked off and amazing service at my church which was our first Good Friday service (It was so awesome!) Saturday My beau and I dated my oldest son which turned out amazing. (There were so many children at Chuck E Cheese!…noise, noise, and noise. LOL) And Sunday morning was our church service in which I served in our toddler room (amazing resurrection crafting for the kiddos) and that night ended up with a feast and eggs all over the place. We did a resurrection scavenger hunt that turned out good too!
I love being reminded about Jesus' love and seeing that with his power and strength I can walk the way he did. AHHHHH Jesus!
Ok. Ok. So here's our craft from Thursday.
We colored some pasta shells and cracked them up, then we glued them on to halved cake boards.
My littlest loved making colors in the bags!
I didn't have any glitter so we colored sugar with alcohol and food coloring. which came out good but we should have let it dry more first.
In the end it was supposed to say "Jesus is Risen" but they liked the gloppy look better. Eh, twas their project.
I had serious issues with the left over shells we had left. So I made my own shell creation. It says Jesus. I will eventually put it on canvas.
They learned a lot through their lesson!
Today I decided to make crayons with them. I hated taking the wrappers off of our broken crayons.
So I put them in warm water. Do you see them unraveling?
Hopefully the week gives the same impression.
Place mounds of salt to be colored on each paper plate.
Take chalk and grate in the smallest shredding option over the salt. Let the kids mix it in with their hands. Then you're done! Pour into old jars or plastic water bottles and create your colored sand mix!


Sometimes a brown dwarf is actually a planet—or planet-like anyway. A team led by Carnegie's Jonathan Gagné, and including researchers from the Institute for Research on Exoplanets (iREx) at Université de Montréal, University of California San Diego and the American Museum of Natural History, discovered that what astronomers had previously thought was one of the closest brown dwarfs to our own Sun is in fact a planetary mass object.
An artist's conception of SIMP J013656.5+093347, or SIMP0136 for short, which the research team determined is a planetary like member of a 200-million-year-old group of stars called Carina-Near. Image courtesy of NASA/JPL, slightly modified by J. Gagné.
Groups of similarly aged stars moving together through space are considered prime locations to search for free-floating planetary like objects, because they provide the only means of age-dating these cold and isolated worlds. Knowing the age, as well as the temperature, of a free-floating object like this is necessary to determine its mass.
Gagné and the research team were able to demonstrate that at about 13 times the mass of Jupiter, SIMP0136 is right at the boundary that separates objects that are called brown dwarfs, which have a short-lived burning of deuterium right after they form, from those that are called planets, which don't do fusion at any time.
The article SIMP J013656.5+093347 is likely a Planetary-mass Object in the Carina-Near Moving Group is published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters. In addition to Jonathan Gagné (Carnegie Institution of Washington) and Jackie Faherty (AMNH) and Étienne Artigau (Institute for research on exoplanets at Université de Montréal), the team includes Adam Burgasser and Daniella Bardalez Gagliuffi (University of California San Diego), as well as Sandie Bouchard, Loïc Albert, Lison Malo, David Lafrenière, René Doyon (iREx at UdeM).


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is the first season of its series that is the 21st entry in the Tsuburaya Productions' long-running Ultra Series. It is an adaption of the video game Mega Monster Battle: ULTRA MONSTERS. The show first aired on December 1, 2007 and concluded on February 23, 2008. On December 20, 2008, the second season titled  premiered. Ultra Galaxy was the first Ultra Series to be shown as a pay-per-view service.

On July 25, 2017, Toku announced that the series (along with its second season) would air in the United States on its channel with English subtitles beginning August 31, 2017.

50 years after the extinction of monsters, humanity had finally advanced to outer space.

The crews of Space Pendragon were tasked to investigate Planet Boris after communications on that planet were mysteriously halted. Arriving on the planet, the crew was astonished to find it inhabited by monsters, with every nearby city destroyed. While forced to wait for reinforcements, the crew must solve the mystery of this planet's background as a monster tamer named Rei, whose past remained mysterious, joined ZAP SPACY in order to learn his past.

Characters

Main characters

Monsters of Planet Boris
: The first monster to appear in the series, Telesdon attacked Sadola before Red King joined the commotion and beaten the two, forcing Telesdon to retreat while Sadola died from its fight. It soon resurfaced and attacked the Pendragon before Rei summoned his Gomora and defeated it. Another Telesdon was summoned by Bullton as its fight representative alongside Red King and Neronga but was unfortunately tricked into attacking its own allies before being killed by Gomora. First appeared in episode 22 of Ultraman.
: A monster who fought Telesdon before being defeated by Red King, therefore marking its first kill. Several Sadola appeared later on in episode 5, with a total of eight killed by Kate's Fire Golza and five others in later episode were killed by ZAP Spacy. First appeared in episode 3 of Return of Ultraman.
: One of the earliest monsters to arrive on Planet Boris following Bullton, Red King firstly killed Sadola before setting its sight on the ZAP Spacy's Pendragon, only to be killed by Rei's Gomora. Another Red King was summoned by Bullton as a fight representative against ZAP Spacy alongside Telesdon and Neronga before it was killed by Gomora and Litra. First appeared in episode 8 of Ultraman.
: Only appeared as a carcass, Rei first emerged from the monster, which eventually leads him to his first encounter with ZAP Spacy. First appeared in episode 5 of Ultra Q.
: Only appeared as a carcass, Mukadender's death was caused by a Golza with ZAP Spacy initially mistaking Rei's monster as its perpetrator. First appeared in episode 26 of Ultraman Taro.
: A giant flower which encountered the ZAP Spacy, it began to attack them until Litra fired its Citronella Acid to destroy it. First appeared in episode 5 of Ultra Q, where it was also called by the name .
: A monster which previously killed Mukadender. Alongside Telesdon, it tried to attack ZAP Spacy until both were defeated by Gomora. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Tiga.
: A monster with the ability to turn invisible and manipulate electricity. Having defeated a Gudon, it attacked the Space Pendragon during the night to absorb its electricity before moving on towards a facility. Although using its invisibility again, Rei's hearings allowed Gomora to turn the tides and finish it. Another Neronga was summoned sometime later by Bullton as a fight representative alongside Telesdon and Red King but was quickly defeated when Telesdon accidentally attacked the monster. First appeared in episode 3 of Ultraman.
: A monster that first fought Neronga before being killed with relative ease. First appeared in episode 5 of Return of Ultraman.
: A monster which attacked the Resort and Transport Base, this monster was thought to be the murderer of Haruna's brother, driving her to a conquest for vengeance before Rei joined in to save her. Although shown with the ability to absorb incoming attacks, the strategized formation of Litra and Gomora allowed the monster to be killed. First appeared in episode 18 of Return of Ultraman.

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Songs
Opening theme

Lyrics, Composition, Arrangement:
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Ending theme

Lyrics & Composition:
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Artist:

References

External links
Official Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle site
Official Mega Monster Battle: ULTRA MONSTERS site
Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle at TV Tokyo

2007 Japanese television series debuts
2008 Japanese television series endings
Mega Monster Battle
Television series about alien visitations


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The Aquaero 6 LT can not control LEDs.
To control the Fan LED with Aquasuite, you need a Quadro or a Farbwerk 360. And you need a RGBpx Splitty4.
Controlling the CPU Cooler RGB with Aquasuite is not possible.
Not just any fans. I think it's particular Corsair and NZXT fan's RGB that can be controlled only on the QUADRO.
If by Farbwerk 360, yes you can with specific fans.
Check here for more info on that.
Sorry for the confusion, I meant this one but the other one is a good read too regardless.
The Corsair hydro H100i RGB Platinum ships with Corsair ML or LL Fans, which are compatible with a Farbwerk 360.
A Splitty4 is required to connect the Fan RGB cable to the Farbwerk 360.
You can control the Fan speed with an Aquaero.
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Any setting for the pump (RGB and Speed) require the proprietary Corsair iCue software.


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the signing of a "historic" deal between Egyptian and Israeli companies. The Egyptian company announced the agreement to buy $15 billion of Israeli natural gas on Monday, marking a significant export deal between countries.
It was reported in the Israeli media that Delek Drilling and Noble Energy, one Israeli and one American energy company, respectively, have signed two agreements with an Egyptian Company, Dolphinus Holdings.' to supply an estimated 64 billion cubic metres of natural gas over a decade to Egypt.
"The partners in Israel's Tamar and Leviathan offshore gas fields said they have signed with private Egyptian firm Dolphinus Holdings to supply a total of around 64 billion cubic meters of gas over a decade - with half coming from each field and the proceeds split equally between them."


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Henkäys Ikuisuudesta – debiutancka solowa płyta Tarji Turunen, byłej wokalistki fińskiego zespołu Nightwish. Na płycie znajdują się kolędy, aranżacje poważne oraz jeden cover - Walking in the Air.

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Opracowano na podstawie materiału źródłowego.
 "Kuin Henkäys Ikuisuutta" (Turunen, Esa Niemien, Sinikka Svärd)
 "You Would Have Loved This" (Cori Connors)
 "Happy New Year" (Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus)
 "En Etsi Valtaa, Loistoa" (Jean Sibelius, Zacharias Topelius)
 "Happy Christmas (War Is Over)" (John Lennon)
 "Varpunen Jouluaamuna" (Otto Kotilainen, Zacharias Topelius)
 "Ave Maria" (Franz Schubert, Sir Walter Scott)
 "The Eyes of a Child" (Graham Russel, Ron Bloom)
 "Mökit Nukkuu Lumiset" (Heino Kaski, Eino Leino)
 "Jo Joutuu Ilta" (Jean Sibelius, Zacharias Topelius)
 "Marian Poika" (Jester Hairston)
 "Magnificat: Quia Respexit" (J.S. Bach)
 "Walking in the Air" (Howard Blake)
 "Jouluyö, Juhlayö" (Franz Xaver Gruber, Joseph Mohr)

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The Welsh Premier League was born out of political necessity in 1992.
Welsh football had lost a (British) championship and not yet found a role. This situation was being exploited in FIFA circles by African and Asian nations who resented the independent status of the four British associations, and who saw the participation of the senior Welsh clubs in English football as a contradiction of that status.
The problems set by local geography and the economy, together with the presence of its powerful English neighbour, had prevented Wales forming its own national championship until the FA of Wales took the initiative in 1992 and founded the League of Wales.
The 20 original members were drawn on a roughly equal basis from all parts of the country, and from the Welsh League and Cymru Alliance League in particular, Bangor and Newtown joining from the Northern Premier League.
The inaugural season's champions were Cwmbran Town, who thus became the first Welsh club to play in the European Champions' Cup. The runners-up were Inter Cardiff, who finished in the same position in the following season when Bangor City won the first of their back-to-back titles. Barry Town won the next four championship titles - they had returned from English football and owner Neil O'Halloran had made them the first league club to be full-time professionals.
Under the shrewd management of Gary Barnett they were virtually unbeatable in domestic football and their standard may be measured by their 1996 UEFA Cup success when they beat Dinaburg (Latvia)and Vasutas Budapest before falling 6-4 to Aberdeen, the second leg being played in front of 6,500 spectators at Jenner Park.
In season 1999/2000 their run of titles came to an end when Total Network Solutions (formerly Llansantffraid FC) won the title on the last weekend of the season. Barry's dominance was quickly reasserted and they were again crowned champions over the next three seasons. By the beginning of 2003/4 Total Network Solutions had also taken up the option of fielding a team of full-timers, but at that very point in time the Barry club suffered almost fatal financial collapse and limped through the season without leaving the bottom place.
TNS unexpectedly found the championship being contested by Rhyl and the denouement came at Belle Vue on Easter Sunday when the home side won by a solitary goal in front of a league record crowd of 2,700.
The League was sponsored in 2004/5 and 2005/6 by Vauxhall Masterfit, having been previously sponsored by Konica in its opening season and by JT Hughes (Mitsubishi) in the previous two seasons.
In addition, the League Cup (presently sponsored by Loosemores of Cardiff) has been competed for annually. Afan Lido won the first two competitions, and were followed by Llansantffraid and Connah's Quay. Barry completed their purple patch by winning four consecutive cup finals before Caersws (twice) and Rhyl made their own mark on the competition.
The league has shown signs of a maturing competition with the development of players who have entered the English professional leagues. The outstanding example is Mark Delaney, an established international player, who attracted attention with Carmarthen Town and made his way into the Welsh side via Cardiff and Aston Villa. More recently, Lee Trundle has progressed to Wrexham and Swansea from Rhyl.
Perhaps more notable, Gary Lloyd (Barry), Paul Roberts (Porthmadog) and Eifion Williams (Caernarfon and Barry) won 'B' caps while playing in the league. At the beginning of season 2004/5 two young players (James Coates of TNS and Les Davies of Bangor) were selected for Wales U-21 squad and they are proof positive of the key role which the Welsh Premier League plays in football in our Principality.


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