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High school girls basketball: 2A team-by-team capsules
By Deseret News Nov 28, 2016, 8:08pm MST
James Edward, Matt Mundee, For the Deseret News
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The Delta High School girls basketball team celebrates after defeating North Sevier 55-42 to claim the 2A Girls state basketball championship Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016 at the Sevier Valley Center in Richfield, Utah.
The 2016-17 high school basketball season got underway last Tuesday with 44 games around the state. To prepare fans for what figures to be another exciting season of 2A basketball, the Deseret News has put together capsules for every team in 2A. Every coach was invited to participate and submit information.
The region rankings are based on coaches' preseason projections.
Here are the 2A teams and players to watch this upcoming season.
Region 13 capsules
1. Millard High School
Head coach: Darrin Rhodes (3rd year)
2015-16 record: 19-5 (2nd in Region 13 with a 7-3 record)
2016 postseason: Lost to Emery, 67-62, in the 2A 5th-place game
Returning starters: 3
Returning contributors:
Sariah Swallow, Center, Sr., 6.7 ppg, 5.5 rpg, 0.8 apg, 0.8 spg
McKenna Rowell, Forward, Sr., 7.0 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 1.7 apg, 2.0 spg
Kaitlyn Kesler, Guard, Sr., 5.7 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 2.0 apg, 5.1 spg
Kynlee Penney, Guard, Jr., 8.7 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 2.2 apg, 1.7 spg
Payton Miller, Guard, Jr., 4.4 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 1.0 apg, 1.3 spg
Coach comment: "It will take us awhile to get used to playing without graduating seniors Anna Camp and Emily Barber. Their experience and leadership will be the hardest thing to replace, but we have a lot of girls with quite a bit of experience and we should be a deep team. Everything will depend on how the girls gel and come together as a team. If they can do that, we should be one of the better teams in 2A."
2. Beaver High School
Head coach: Jonathan Marshall (21st year)
2015-16 record: 8-13 (Tied for 4th in Region 13 with a 3-7 record)
2016 postseason: Lost to South Sevier, 36-34, in the Region 13 play-in game
Abbey Yardley, Center, Sr., 6.1 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 0.3 apg, 0.6 spg
JaCoy Christensen, Guard, Sr., 8.8 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 1.1 apg, 0.7 spg
Sydney Gillins, Forward, So., 8.8 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 0.8 apg, 0.7 spg
Brittlyn Carter, Guard, So., 4.0 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 0.8 apg, 1.0 spg
Tavy Gale, Guard, So., 2.6 ppg, 2.7 rpg, 0.4 apg, 1.8 spg
Coach comment: "We return four starters from last year's team. We are still pretty young but return quite a bit of experience. We should have good depth and hope to have a lot of balance scoring-wise. After failing to qualify for the state tournament the last two seasons, we are looking to earn a berth into the state tournament and challenge the best teams in the classification."
3. Enterprise High School
Head coach: Lance Jones (4th year)
2015-16 record: 10-13 (3rd in Region 13 with a 5-5 record)
2016 postseason: Lost to Millard, 41-35, in the 2A consolation bracket
Lacy Drake, Guard, Sr., 6.0 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 1.5 apg, 1.3 spg
Halle Drake, Forward, Sr., 3.3 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 0.6 spg
Sherri Platt, Forward, Sr., 1.9 ppg, 2.0 rpg, 0.3 spg
Hannah Beckstrand, Forward, Sr.
Tori Phelps, Guard, Sr., 4.6 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 1.4 apg, 0.7 spg
Kaytlyn Miller, Guard, Jr., 3.5 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 0.7 apg, 1.5 spg
Coach comment: "We have a good group of seniors this year. Each of them has varsity experience, and if our underclassman can step up and contribute this year, we will have a solid team and could make some noise in our region and in the state tournament."
4. Kanab High School
Head coach: Kade Glazier (2nd year)
2015-16 record: 6-14 (6th in Region 13 with a 2-8 record)
2016 postseason: Did not qualify
KC Houston, Guard, Sr., 6.7 ppg, 0.3 rpg, 0.4 apg
Lacy Glover, Guard, Sr., 10.0 ppg, 0.5 rpg
Sidney McDonald, Guard, So., 6.2 ppg
Jessi Anderson, Forward, So., 1.9 ppg, 0.5 rpg
Kailee Jones, Forward, Sr., 1.5 ppg
Coach comment: "I am excited for this upcoming season. We have a lot returning players and upcoming young girls that should help us out this year."
5. Delta High School
Head coach: Clint Peterson (1st year)
2015-16 record: 24-1 (1st in Region 13 with a 10-0 record)
2016 postseason: Beat North Sevier, 55-42, in the 2A championship game
Shaylee Fowles, Wing, So., 2.0 ppg, 2.1 rpg
Charity Flake, Post, Sr.
Dani Nielson, Guard, Jr.
Ashlee Nielson, Guard, Jr.
Coach comment: "Our team is young and inexperienced, however, we are very athletic and will continue to improve throughout the year. By region play, Delta will be a team to be reckoned with."
6. South Sevier High School
Head coach: Stuart Hepworth (7th year)
2015-16 record: 11-14 (Tied for 4th in Region 13 with a 3-7 record)
2016 postseason: Lost to Emery, 53-41, in the 2A consolation bracket
Kamree Peterson, Guard, Jr., 3.4 ppg, 1.2 rpg, 1.6 apg, 1.6 spg
Kiersten Strate, Guard/Forward, Sr., 2.0 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 0.6 apg, 0.3 spg
Kiersten Pearson, Guard/Forward, Sr., 0.8 ppg, 0.6 rpg, 0.3 spg
Kaylie Jenson, Forward, So., 0.4 ppg, 0.3 rpg
Darci Wagner, Forward, So., 1.1 ppg, 0.7 rpg, 0.3 spg
Coach comment: "After losing our top three scorers from a year ago, we are relatively young and inexperienced. We will be looking to younger players to step up and begin contributing immediately. For us to achieve a high level of competitiveness and compete within our region and at the state level, we must have a very steep learning curve. Also, our two seniors must become strong leaders who keep us upbeat after losses and humble after wins."
1. Layton Christian High School
Head coach: Aaron Schrader (1st year)
2016 postseason: Lost to South Sevier, 47-28, in the 2A first round
Kylie Goodwin, Center, Sr., 8.3 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 0.4 spg
Tess Henry, Guard/Forward, Jr., 5.9 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 1.0 apg, 2.3 spg
Coach comment: "We have the potential to be a very good team this year."
2. Wasatch Academy High School
Head coach: Coke Whitworth
2015-16 record: 10-5 (2nd in Region 14 with an 8-2 record)
2016 postseason: Lost to Enterprise, 44-32, in the 2A first round
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3. Waterford High School
Head coach: Craig Morris
2016 postseason: Lost to Delta, 44-14, in the 2A first round
4. Rowland Hall St. Mark's
Head coach: Bill Tatomer (10th year)
2015-16 record: 9-11 (3rd in Region 14 with a 6-4 record)
2016 postseason: Lost to Millard, 75-30, in 2A first round
5. Rockwell High School
Head coach: Troy Gifford (2nd year)
6. American Preparatory Academy
Head coach: Kelly Collins (1st year)
2015-16 record: 1-16 (6th in Region 14 with a 0-10 record)
Yamileth Sosa, Guard, Sr., 2.5 ppg
Clara Sosa, Guard, Jr., 1.5 ppg
Dee Prows, Forward, Sr., 0.5 ppg
Justus Gagne, Forward, Jr., 0.4 ppg
Kimberly Alfaro, Guard/Forward, Sr., 0.8 ppg
Coach comment: "We're a young program and there is a lot of work to do here with building skills and helping us to be at the level of even some of the other schools in our region. I am enthusiastic about the girls we have on our team this year, though. We have some solid athletes that will help us to be competitive and pull off some wins. We just need to stay focused and put in the work."
1. North Sevier High School
Head coach: Lexa Larsen (25th year)
2015-16 record: 20-4 (Tied for 1st in Region 15 with a 9-1 record)
2016 postseason: Lost to Delta, 55-42, in the 2A championship game
Peyton Torgerson, Forward, Sr., 17.4 ppg, 1.5 rpg, 0.6 apg
Hailey Higgs, Forward, Sr., 12.0 ppg, 0.4 rpg
Meisha Johnson, Forward, Sr., 10.4 ppg
JaKel Quarnberg, Guard, Sr., 3.8 ppg
Coach comment: "We finished second last season and have all of our starters returning. Our bench players are a year older and much improved, so we are a deeper team this season. We know we'll have a target on our backs. I hope that losing the title game two of the last three years has made us hungrier than ever and prepared for the challenges ahead. This group loves basketball and they love playing together, so no matter how the season ends, one thing is certain — we're going to have a LOT of fun."
2. Emery High School
Head coach: Lynne Tuttle (2nd year)
2016 postseason: Beat Millard, 67-62, in 2A 5th-place game
Megan Jensen, Center, So., 8.0 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 0.4 apg, 0.5 spg
Lainee Jensen, Guard, Jr., 7.0 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 1.2 apg, 1.0 spg
Kacelyn Toomer, Guard, So., 6.5 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 0.8 apg, 1.2 spg
Kinlee Toomer, Guard, So., 4.1 ppg, 0.7 rpg, 1.0 apg, 0.9 spg
Bailey Huggard, Forward, So., 2.6 ppg, 1.2 rpg
3. Manti High School
Head coach: Roger Watson (2nd year)
2016 postseason: Lost to North Summit, 58-44, in the 2A first round
Avalin Cook, Guard, Jr., 1.7 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 0.9 apg, 1.4 spg
Leah Howe, Forward, Sr., 1.2 ppg, 1.0 rpg
Jamie Bawden, Guard/Forward, Sr., 0.7 ppg, 1.0 rpg, 0.3 spg
Kjerstin Birch, Forward, Jr., 0.6 ppg, 1.0 rpg
Coach comment: "We have some hardworking girls who want to get better and are excited about the new year and the challenges it brings."
4. San Juan High School
Head coach: Justin Moon (10th year)
2016 postseason: Lost to Summit Academy, 57-42, in the 2A first round
Krystelle Noyes, Forward, Sr., 5.1 ppg, 0.4 rpg
Megan Grover, Forward, Sr., 3.0 ppg
Coach comment: "We are very excited about this season. With only two retuning players who played significant minutes all season on last year's varsity team, we will be very young. We do feel that this is to our advantage, though."
5. Grand High School
Head coach: Randy Martin (1st year)
Katie McKay, Forward, Sr., 5.0 ppg
Veda Gritts, Center, So., 7.2 ppg
Annabelle Garrett, Forward, So., 1.6 ppg
Hannah Owen, Guard/Forward, So., 1.0
Delanee Olsen, Guard, Sr., Injured
Coach comment: "We return only two starters from last year's team, which has given us an opportunity to create a new team culture and identity. We have a very talented sophomore class, and with a lot of hard work and effort we should see improvement as the season goes along."
6. Gunnison High School
Head coach: Melissa Sorensen (5th year)
Coach comment: "With only four upperclassmen, we are a very young team. Our goal is to show improvement each week and to compete hard each game."
1. North Summit High School
Head coach: Jerre Holmes (2nd year)
2015-16 record: 16-10 (2nd in Region 16 with an 8-2 record)
2016 postseason: Lost to Summit Academy, 45-40, in the 2A 3rd-place game
Ashlin Blonquist, Sr., 11.1 ppg, 8.1 rpg, 1.3 apg, 3.4 spg
Elise Richins, Sr., 6.2 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 3.2 apg, 1.9 spg
Madi Birk, Sr., 8.3 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 1.8 apg, 2.2 spg
Megan Richins, Sr., 1.3 ppg, 1.1 rpg, 0.4 spg
Anne Marie Winters, Sr., 1.3 ppg, 0.4 rpg
Hunter Vernon, Jr.
Coach comment: "We are excited about our upcoming season. We have a great group of experienced players back. They work hard, and they get along well together. They know that 2A is loaded with good teams this year, and they are looking forward to the challenge."
2. Summit Academy
Head coach: Gianni Ellefsen (2nd year)
2015-16 record: 19-6 (1st in Region 16 with a 9-1 record)
2016 postseason: Beat North Summit, 45-40, in the 2A 3rd-place game
Micah Gustafson, 4.9 ppg, 4.6 rpg Chelsey Drury, 1.5 ppg, 2.6 rpg
Brooklyn Walsh
Jessica Kent
Morgan Barlow
Coach comment: "We are young but we have great senior leadership. We will work hard to compete in a strong region and very tough 2A class."
3. South Summit High School
Head coach: Trevor Wagstaff (3rd year)
2016 postseason: Lost to North Sevier, 60-20, in the 2A first round
Samantha Rogers, Center, Sr., 8.3 ppg
Nicole Fitzgerald, Forward, Sr., 4.7 ppg
Cassidy Hortin, Guard, Jr., 5.6 ppg
Katelynn Olson, Guard, Jr., 4.8 ppg
Grace Olson, Guard, So., 3.6 ppg
Coach comment: "We can't wait to play and compete. It will be a fun year."
4. Maeser Prep
Head coach: Shaylee Nielsen (5th year)
2015-16 record: 13-7 (3rd in Region 16 with a 6-4 record)
2016 postseason: Lost to Emery, 52-46, in the 2A first round
Gracie Sorenson, Guard, Jr., 9.4 ppg
Katelyn Church, Guard, Sr., 0.8 ppg
Allyson Armstrong, So., 3.7 ppg
Coach comment: "After losing five key contributing seniors, we will be a young team. We are returning a few experienced guards that we will look to for leadership this year. I'm excited to see how our newcomers step up and mesh with our returners this year. We will have a tough region and are excited to compete for a spot in the playoffs."
5. Providence Hall
Head coach: Alle Cardwell (3rd year)
First year 2015-16 record: 6-13 (6th in Region 16 with an 0-10 record)
Isabel Page, Guard, Jr., 11.1 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 3.2 spg
Robyn Morris, Guard, So., 4.2 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 2.5 spg
Abby Drews, Guard, Jr., 3.6 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 1.3 spg
Sela Vave, Center, Jr., 2.9 ppg, 9.3 rpg, 1.2 spg
Jesirae Berthoud, Guard, So., 3.0 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 0.9 spg
Mariah Boss, Guard, Jr., 0.3 ppg, 0.6 rpg, 0.4 spg
6. American Leadership Academy
Head coach: Lora Mitchell
Haile Smith, Guard, Sr.
Becca Carroll, Jr.
Maddie Pruden, Forward, So.
Coach comment: "Our team works very hard to continually be able to compete. We are always improving."
James Edward is the Deseret News prep editor and Real Salt Lake beat writer. EMAIL: jedward@deseretnews.com
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1. Having worked in the NHS for over 40 years, both as a nurse and as a Chartered Physiotherapist, I am making this submission because the Draft Mental Incapacity Bill raises alarm in me and, I am sure, terror, in elderly, disabled or mentally infirm patients and/or their carers.
In any situation when working with people it is essential to have their confidence and co-operation. This is particularly necessary when helping people recover from illness, accidents or disabling events. If this Bill becomes law it will make it impossible for patients and their relations to trust that their doctors, nurses and therapists have their welfare at heart. Not a good basis for delivering healthcare.
2. Normally doctors acting in the patients "best interests" will take account only of the basic tenets of medicines: to save life, minimise suffering and restore health. However the Mental Incapacity Bill defines "best interests" as the wishes and feelings of the patient. None of us know how we will feel about our life ahead of the life-threatening or disabling event. Decisions made when younger and healthier should not be binding for the rest of life. Being killed by any means can never be in the patient's best interest.
3. This will allow the person appointed power, not only over financial matters but also over life and death if the patient is deemed to have lost the capacity to make their own decisions. This is so obviously open to abuse, particularly if the appointee can benefit in any way from the patient's death and has no built in safeguard for the patient as the very people who should be protecting the patient's life, their doctors and nurses, have to listen to the person with the power of attorney. People suffering from confusion but otherwise fit could have food and water withheld from them on the grounds that they had no quality of life. This is a judgement nobody can make about another.
4. Surely the provisions in this bill are totally incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights? In particular, the Bill's recognition and implementation of advance refusal of treatment. In no other situation is "hearsay evidence" allowed but statements made in the past, under very different circumstances, before unqualified or even biased people will be deemed to be sacrosanct if this bill becomes law.
5. On a personal note, as a very young nurse I helped care for a young man paralysed totally from the neck down after a car crash the day before his wedding. Whilst being cared for he would beg to be allowed to die. His fianceé was at his bedside every day and he ranted at her to go and let him die. She stayed, and gradually with love, care and rehabilitation, he was able to sit in a wheelchair and she learnt how to manage. She never gave up on him; the physiotherapists worked hard with him but it was his fianceés love and devotion that made the difference. The couple married and lived happy and fulfilled lives together. This was surely a better resolution than killing someone who was, quite naturally, depressed just after the accident when everything looked so bleak.
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Jane the Virgin Was a Fantasy, That's Why It Felt So Real
By Kathryn VanArendonk
Photo: Kevin Estrada/The CW
A year ago, I wrote an essay about stories of motherhood, and specifically the movie Tully, a film about a woman with kids and a new baby who's rescued from the pits of domestic despair by a magical caregiver. There is a twist at the end of Tully, a revelatory transformation that turns it into both fairy tale and metaphor, and at the time, I was overcome by how correct that structure felt, how effective and right it was to mix motherhood's mundanity with explicit magic. The argument of my essay was essentially this: that a grindingly realist depiction of parenting felt less true to life, less fully representative, than a story like Tully, where new motherhood goes hand in hand with fantasy.
In retrospect, it was an essay about Tully, and it was also an essay about myself (no surprise there). But more indirectly, it was an essay about Jane the Virgin.
The kind of transformative power I found in Tully has been pumping through episode after episode of Jane the Virgin for years. And now that Jane has reached its deservedly triumphant ending after five seasons and 100 episodes, all I can think about is how connected I feel to these characters, how gorgeous and meaningful their fictional lives have felt. It's a connection that has happened not in spite of their outlandish telenovela stories, but precisely because of them.
From its beginning, Jane has run on an engine of emotional realism. It's an idea I've written about in the context of this show a dozen times, and yet even in the finale, emotional realism as a defining characteristic still knocks me over a little. Jane the Virgin is a series about a young woman who is artificially inseminated by a distracted OB/GYN, and whose life is then shaped by kidnappings, epic love triangles, elaborate face-swapping criminal escapades, a return from the dead, mistaken identities, telenovela stars, evil twins, and mortal peril, and its primary storytelling mechanism works by taking those events seriously. Characters on Jane respond to these overwhelming events in the way a regular person would. They flip out, grieve, scream about unfairness, and experience residual trauma the way a human would. Jennie Snyder Urman, the show's creator and showrunner, has said that one of the defining moments of Jane the Virgin, for her, was not the pilot, but the episode that came after it. Not Jane's wildly implausible artificial insemination, that is, but the episode that came next, where Jane has to pause so she could grieve for the vision of her future that she had lost.
In thinking about Jane the Virgin for these past five years, I've also gotten stuck on how the show's deep investment in human emotion grounded its many flights of telenovela fancy. Thinking about it that way, all of the realistic stuff — friendship, minor family disagreements, parenthood, money — makes up the core of the show. The telenovela stuff — the drug lords, the stalkers, the secret twins, and the show's hyper-self-aware presentation of itself as a story — all that is decoration, an ornate and silly layer of shine and flash that ultimately helps dress up a story about typical, day-to-day life. In that light, the telenovela melodrama is just a delivery device, a sleek roller coaster that zips around and does loop the loops, while underneath, Jane can be a show about real things.
I still think that's true. I still see so much of Jane the Virgin working exactly that way. Conversations about grief anchor the surreality of a husband coming back from the dead. Conversations about class and money anchor a story about being seduced by a wealthy, sexy hotelier. The boring, everyday details are a way to keep the silly absurdities rooted to the familiar.
But more and more, I've come to see that the reverse is also true. The reality grounds all of Jane's implausible twists, but there's something just as true, just as representative about those soap-opera-style tropes. It's the same idea I grappled with when I writing about Tully. A mother's fury when a bag of breast milk spills feels real, Jane's debate about where Mateo should go to school feels real, but seeing those things portrayed faithfully onscreen doesn't come anywhere close to the magnitude of how those stories loom in your life. In a counterintuitive way, the heightened premise of a telenovela feels more accurate than reality. A story about a young woman who's been accidentally artificially inseminated, who's presented with a baby out of absolutely nowhere, feels more true to life than a typical narrative about conception and birth. On some level, all babies feel as though they have arrived out of the blue, the life-changing product of an utterly implausible sequence of events. Most newborns are not kidnapped out of the hospital by a drug lord bent on revenge, but that epic scale feels closer to the truth of new-parent anxiety than a story about sleep deprivation ever could.
That's not a new idea; that precise logic is why The Leftovers is such a truthful account of grief, and why horror movies often speak more directly to the hidden fears of life than any realist film ever could. But it's a truth of Jane that's often gotten muffled. Although it's been critically acclaimed throughout its run, it never crested into a position of broad cultural conversation, and as it moved into its later seasons, some critics focused on the issues of its telenovela mechanisms, without considering them as one part of the show's fuller identity. I'm convinced that part of why Jane has felt like a small show, chugging along in the background of the TV landscape, is because it's refused to play along with the signifiers of "important TV," and also because it's been so rooted in female experience and in marginalized voices. And unlike horror, a genre slouching its way toward broader acceptance as a serious form, the soap-opera spine that holds Jane together is still a genre roundly dismissed as fluff. Yes, Jane's telenovela life is preposterous and those stories are a fantasy. But it's a fantasy that illuminates the real in a way that makes real life more visible to us.
It's been hard for me to write about the end of Jane the Virgin, and I've realized that's in part because the show has been so much a part of my own life. Jane is ending after five seasons; I have a 5-year-old and a 2-year-old, and one of my very first freelance writing bylines was a recap for Jane the Virgin. By my count, I've written 76 recaps of Jane; writing about the show is as much a part of my routine as packing snacks for summer camp and vacuuming crumbs. It's hard to point to the things that feel so deeply embedded in life, to wrestle them out of the mundane constancy of everyday routine and hold them up for examination. It's hard to get enough separation from life to see life clearly. It's hard to write about the end of Jane the Virgin because, over the last five years, the show has been that distancing lens, supplying the fantasy that clarifies all the messy complexity of motherhood, friendship, marriage, career.
But happily, I don't have to write about the end of Jane alone, because once again (and for the last time), Jane the Virgin is already there, ready and waiting, with a framework for how to think about its own end. The Jane finale is not about the perilous parts of a telenovela, the life-altering stakes or the surprise identities. Rafael's parents, he discovers, were not drug lords or celebrities or familial relations to his future wife; they were regular people leading ordinary lives. Jane does not nearly miss her wedding because she's flying in a hot-air balloon or commandeering a helicopter after arresting a criminal; she arrives on a city bus. It's not that Jane excised its telenovela DNA in the end, discarding the fantasy in favor of something more believable. Jane herself makes the leap between the ordinary and the fantasy, becoming her own bridge between the mundane and the surreal: Her book is a demonstration of how Jane has forged her a connection between life and fiction, between the language of realism and the revelatory possibilities of a telenovela's magical fairy-tale tropes. The finale is a story about learning to tell stories, about learning how to express the ferocity of real life through fantasy that can reflect back something even more genuine, more truthful than a direct, faithful mirror of the world.
Tomorrow, when I'm vacuuming crumbs and scheduling child care and desperately hunting down a size 5 black T-shirt for a kids' dance recital, I will miss Jane's willingness to harness ordinary life to such big, swooping, transcendent moments. In preparing for the show's ending, I knew I would miss the show's escapist pleasures, its saturated colors, its lovely symmetries, and its deep, unswerving sense of kindness. I was ready to miss its performances, its sense of humor, its comforting and sly narrative voice. But I've realized that just as much as any of that, I will miss the otherworldly, ultraheightened, silly, surprising twists, the internal telenovela logic that catapulted the show into strange, improbable new places. I will miss the parts that will absolutely never happen to me, the parts that, by watching Jane Villanueva and her family navigate them, have spoken so clearly to the experience of being a real person in the real world.
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DP World has revealed it handled 71.4 million TEU across its global portfolio of container terminals in the full year of 2018, with gross container volumes growing by 1.9% year-on-year on a reported basis and 2.9% on a like-for-like basis.
Gross volumes were stable in 4Q2018 despite softer volumes in the UAE and the tough year-on-year comparables (4Q2017 grew by 10.3%).
The UAE handled 15.0 million TEU in 2018 down 2.7% year-on-year.
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At a consolidated level, DPW terminals handled 36.8 million TEU in 2018, a 0.8% improvement in performance on a reported basis and up 1.4% year-on-year on a like-for-like basis.
Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem commented: "We are pleased to see that our global portfolio has delivered growth on top of our strong prior year performance and despite the uncertainty with global trade.
"Our Europe and Americas portfolio saw strong growth with continued ramp-up in London Gateway (UK), Yarimca (Turkey) and Prince Rupert (Canada), while performance in Africa remains robust driven by Dakar (Senegal) and Sokhna (Egypt).
"In the UAE, the softer volumes were due to the loss of low-margin throughput, where we remain focused on high margin cargo and maintaining profitability."
Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem added: "In 2018, we have made good progress in strengthening our product offering which will enable us to participate in a wider part of the supply chain and offer smarter long-term solutions to cargo owners.
"Looking ahead to 2019, we expect our portfolio to continue to deliver growth and our focus remains on delivering operational excellence, managing costs and disciplined investment to remain the trade partner of choice.
"Given the steady volume performance of our portfolio, we are well placed to meet full year 2018 market expectations."
Read more: DP World Makes Big Move into Australia
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Q: Ionic 4 CLI config generate for inline template and style someone knows how to configure ionic to generate components with inline template and style.
For example in Angular this is "ng g c foo -t -s" and on Ionic?. But the idea is configure it in angular.json for default
Regards

A: your idea were in a right way.
Just remove "defaultCollection" in angular.json and you will be okay
"cli": {
  "defaultCollection": "@ionic/angular-toolkit"
}

It may break build processes, but you always can return it back.
And it is know issue (https://github.com/ionic-team/angular-toolkit/issues/446) that this toolkit does not support inline template/styles

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5 Celebrities That Out-Leo Leos
In Astrology
Always a favorite, Leo is a bold and alluring sign. Renown for their fun-loving nature and magnetic charisma, these summer babes are born between July 23 and August 22. If you have to ask if you're a Leo, you're probably not one, and if you have a loved one in your life who claims this fiery sign, it's most definitely someone you feel passionate about.
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Despite their tendency to make you want to pull your hair out at times, they are undeniably lovable. And while we all have numerous signs in our astrological natal charts including rising signs, moon signs, and the like, Sun signs are widely recognized for they reflect our intrinsic nature and personality. It gives us our unique flavor, providing depth to our creativity, logic, and ego. And as with all sun signs, Leos possess a long list of favorable qualities, as well as a short list of negative ones. (Hey, it's not their fault.)
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For Leo season, we are paying tribute to a handful of our favorite celebrities who are, quite simply, Leo AF. First Leo fact: They love to stand out. Take reality star phenom-turned-beauty-industry-mogul, Kylie Jenner. With a career that is basically upheld by her social media savvy and ability to hold a captive audience, Jenner has a following of 112 million (and growing everyday) on Instagram alone. She can basically lift an eyebrow and garner a million likes, but every now and then she ups the ante. Perfect example, her statement-fuschia hair she recently wore to Coachella sent the message that she wasn't just "a regular mom" but a cool one at that. Totally.
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Next on our list is Jennifer Lopez, illustrating that Leos love—and need—the spotlight. With a career that now spans decades, this fiercely driven artist has brought entertainment to unscalable heights. She holds an arsenal of expressive talents like dancing, acting, and singing, and is a born performer. J. Lo was already well known before the Grammys in 2000, but the infamous green Versace dress she chose to wear that night cemented her in the psyche of anyone and everyone who had a pulse. Some even say that her wardrobe choice that night is the reason why Google images even exists. That's so Leo.
Next up is fun loving J. Law. Jennifer Lawrence is known in the entertainment industry for her mischievous and playful spirit. Often wickedly funny, this Leo-ness is prone to bursts of loud laughter and pranking fellow actors. In typical Leo fashion, on Oscar night 2014, Jennifer comically pretended to steal the award from fellow nominee Lupita Nyong'o. Even after her loss, she managed to steal the show. Leos are always ready to poke some fun, pull some laughs, and bring down the house, all without breaking a sweat.
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While Leos are often stuck with a stigma of egotism, most people don't realize that one of their best qualities is generosity. Chris Hemsworth arrives on our Leo list to prove this point when he joined fellow protestors and stood with the people of Standing Rock in 2016. By fighting to protect sacred land and preserve its water supply, Chris showed that he is a true Leo with a lion's heart.
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Finally on our list of over-the-top Leos is the Material Girl herself, showing just how self confident a Leo can be. With a penchant for shock and controversy, Madonna has delighted in sending the world into a tailspin with her antics for decades. Whether she's performing while hanging on a cross, kissing Britney Spears or writhing like a virgin on stage, Madonna reigns supreme as the epitome of how self-assured a Leo can be. Her vision has always been her priority and she has crafted her career without apology.
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So here's to the Leos that embody this sign perfectly. It's while it's true that Leos can be arrogant and intolerant, stubborn and bossy, selfish and patronizing, their good qualities far outweigh their negative ones. When this energetic personality exits the room, everyone feels their absence. Every Leo has a burning-bright intensity that brings warmth and vibrancy to those around them, making it clear that the world is a stage, and it belongs to them.—By Jamie Richardson
Jamie Richardson is a tarot reader, mom, and online boutique owner in Denver, CO, specializing in ethical fashion, vintage goods, and tarot decks and readings. Find her @EmberandAura.
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Software, particularly as it relates to security, represents a significant opportunity that most dealers can relate to.
As we inch closer toward the third decade of the 21st century, the present paints a bleak picture for the future of print. We are specifically referring to print within the SMB space or selling into the office.
Yes, the market is a challenging one and there is ample evidence that dealers are less optimistic about succeeding in the next decade. What gives us that opinion is the rising numbers of dealers who are selling their businesses.
This is a hard number to track because not all acquisitions are publicized, but it's nothing new. We asked our friends in the leasing business and they tell us that on average, at least one of these transactions crosses their desks each week. These are dealers who are either unwilling or unable to make the necessary investments into the growth areas of print, such as wide- and large-format printing, as well as production print. Fair enough and we understand why they are choosing not to do so.
However, an area many dealers are overlooking is on the software side of the business. Although document management, and storage and retrieval are issues that have been thoroughly addressed, we believe there is a rapidly emerging opportunity on the software side of the equation that dealers should seriously consider—security and tools to protect businesses from being hacked or breached.
This opportunity does not require dealers who serve the SMB market to make huge capital investments to learn about the market and/or obtain software that addresses their customer's security needs. This opportunity could provide a stimulus to a dealer who feels he is caught between a rock and a hard place with no easy answer.
We suggest dealers talk to the vendors that are currently providing them with software. Our Annual Dealer Survey identifies PaperCut, Square 9, Kofax and a host of other document management solutions as the leading providers of software used by dealers.
Dealers should ask their vendors about their recommendations around security. And those vendors should be able to suggest reliable providers of these solutions. Dealers also need to attend software conferences and hardware manufacturers dealer meetings where there are software vendors demonstrating security solutions during the product showcases.
Once you have done your homework, make the investment and begin to build a business around security. If you are a dealer with a MIF of less than 2,500 machines it should be a simple exercise to educate your customers on the need for security.
Addressing a need to a customer that is well accepted by the consumer at large broadens your posture within that same customer base. You are offering an answer to what may be of major concern to them. Once you provide that service, your position as a key supplier for that customer rises two notches.
In addition, the renewal of the hardware you are currently providing for that customer becomes remarkably easier. Customers are looking for suppliers who provide answers. Think about it. When you have your doubts about continuing in the business look to the soft side to provide you with a window of hope for the future. We will believe you will find an answer there that makes sense.


Ah, the good old days, when there was only like 3 Spider people.
The burning question: did anyone ever win that Toys 'r Us shopping spree???
I used to wonder if the Spider-Man movies would have Calypso as a villain instead of Kraven the Hunter.
They could, depending on what the third Spider-Man MCU movie with "home" in the title is going to be.
That pose on the cover looks uncomfortable even for Spidey.


At Hereford Sixth Form College we place great emphasis on supporting and guiding you personally and academically. Your progress and well-being are important to us and we will do everything we can to try to ensure that you make your time here as enjoyable and productive as possible.
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James Evans MS condemns Powys County Council plan to close Dolau School
Statement - Llanfihangel Rhydithon County Primary School
James Evans said:
"Fay Jones and I are devastated for the community of Dolau that Powys County Council have taken the decision to continue with their proposed closure of Llanfihangel Rhydithon County Primary School. We both visited the school and met with parents and teachers and we shared their opposition to the proposal.
Our rural schools should be protected. We both deeply regret that this process has been managed during a time when the voices of the community have not been heard. From our visits and many meetings with parents and governors, we are convinced that Dolau is a thriving and positive school. We implore the Council to review this decision. James and I will continue with this fight to get this overturned."
James Evans MS pays Christmas visit to Llandrindod Wells sorting office
Good to catch-up with all the team at the Llandrindod Wells sorting office this morning.
I know everyone in Brecon and Radnorshire is hugely thankful to them for all the hard work they put in all year round, to ensure we all get our deliveries swiftly and safely.
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About James Evans
Promoted by Matt MacKinnon on behalf of James Evans, both at Welsh Parliament, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff CF99 1SN
Copyright 2022 James Evans MS for Brecon and Radnorshire. All rights reserved.


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Q: React - Keep form information after getting a 401 response from API I am working on a react application as a junior developer
When a user sends a form and the API sends back a 401 token expired, I want him to get redirected to login page (that is ok), but I want him to go to form page once he logs in again with the data he had filled before to get redirected to login page
I have an interceptor that logs the user out when a 401 code is returned from API, it triggers my auth service logout method, then my private route redirects to login page:
if (!isLoggedIn) {
  // not logged in so redirect to login page with the return url
  return (
    <Redirect to={{ pathname: "/", state: { from: props.location } }} />
  );
}

I want to redirects the user to props.location when he logs in back and to keep his data
Do you guys know any way to do it?
Thanks a lot for your help

A: 401 - not authorized.
In case of logout user and management route you have withrouter + history
In documentation:

go(n) - (function) Moves the pointer in the history stack by n entries

Here is defined component for goBack - it's go n(-1) in history.
You can also define your logic in function
import React from 'react';
import { withRouter } from 'react-router-dom';
import ReturnIcon from '../../img/tech/return-white-icon.svg'

const GoBack = ({ history }) => <img src={ReturnIcon} onClick={() => history.goBack()} alt="Go back" />;

export default withRouter(GoBack);

It's also important to remember - to redirect to an authorized route - prior authentication is required.

You can prevent losing your token:

It may also have a validity period. Once this validity period has
  elapsed, the server will no longer allow access to resources with this
  token. In this step, the user will have to get a new access token by
  reauthentication or with some additional method: refresh token.

There is a lot of theory, & theory
When you define token on backend-site, the one of optional parameters is lifecycle - for example token can be valid for 4h, and later disactive.
You need to read about tokens (refresh, accessibility etc.)
The one of possiblity is create refresh token on backend site - and call it from frontend
Node.js:
var refreshTokens = {}
      var token = jwt.sign(user, SECRET, { expiresIn: 300 })
      var refreshToken = randtoken.uid(256)
      refreshTokens[refreshToken] = username res.json({token: 'JWT ' + token, refreshToken: refreshToken})


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Androctonus és un gènere d'escorpins considerats d'entre els més perillosos del món. Es troben per totes les zones àrides i semi-àrides de l'Orient Mitjà i Àfrica. Són escorpins de mida moderada, assolint longituds de 10 cm. El seu nom llatí prové del grec clàssic i significa "mata homes". El seu verí conté neurotoxines i és especialment potent. Les picades d'Androctonus provoquen diverses morts humanes cada any. Diverses empreses farmacèutiques fabriquen un antiverí per al tractament de les seves picades.

Presència geogràfica
L'Androctonus s'estén per Àfrica del Nord i de l'oest, l'Orient Mitjà i cap a l'est fins a la regió de l'Hindu Kush. Països on s'hi pot trobar inclouen: Egipte, Israel, Índia, Líban, Turquia, Jordània, Aràbia Saudita, Iemen, Oman, Emirats Àrabs Units, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, Iran, Afganistan, Bahrain i Pakistan.

Etimologia
Androctonus vol dir "mata homes" del grec antic unḗr, andrós (ἀνήρ, ἀνδρός) per "home" i kteínein (κτείνειν) per "matar". L'especie Androctonus crassicauda significa "mata homes de cua grossa", del llatí crassus ("gruixut" o "gras") i cauda ("cua") i Androctonus australisː "mata homes del sud".

Taxonomia

La reclassificació taxonòmica de l'Androctonus no és encara completa i les fonts tendeixen a discrepar en el nombre d'espècies. Ehrenberg (1828) inclou 29 espècies d'Androctonus:

 Androctonus aeneas C. L. Koch, 1839*
 Androctonus afghanus Lourenço & Qi, 2006*
 Androctonus aleksandrplotkini Lourenço & Qi, 2007*
 Androctonus amoreuxi (Audouin, 1826)
 Androctonus australis (Linnaeus, 1758)
 Androctonus baluchicus (Pocock, 1900)*
 Androctonus barbouri (Werner, 1932)*
 Androctonus bicolor Ehrenberg, 1828
 Androctonus cholistanus Kovarik & Ahmed, 2013*
 Androctonus crassicauda (Olivier, 1807)
 Androctonus dekeyseri Lourenço, 2005*
 Androctonus donairei Rossi, 2015*
 Androctonus eburneus (Pallary, 1928)*
 Androctonus finitimus (Pocock, 1897)
 Androctonus gonneti Vachon, 1948*
 Androctonus hoggarensis (Pallary, 1929)
 Androctonus liouvillei (Pallary, 1924)*
 Androctonus maelfaiti Lourenço, 2005*
 Androctonus mauritanicus (Pocock, 1902)
 Androctonus maroccanus Lourenço, Ythier & Leguin, 2009*
 Androctonus pallidus Lourenço, Duhem & Cloudsley-Thompson, 2012*
 Androctonus robustus Kovarik & Ahmed, 2013*
 Androctonus santi Lourenço, 2015*
 Androctonus sergenti Vachon, 1948
 Androctonus simonettai Rossi, 2015*
 Androctonus tenuissimus Teruel, Kovarik & Turiel, 2013*
 Androctonus tigrai Lourenço, Rossi & Sadine 2015*
 Androctonus togolensis Lourenço, 2008*
 Androctonus tropeai Rossi, 2015*

En captivitat
Malgrat els riscos de mantenir una espècie verinosa en captivitat, els Androctonus són escorpins que es troben sovint en el comerç d'animals exòtics, amb A. Amoreuxi I A. Australis sent generalment els més disponibles. La dieta principal de l'escorpí de cua grossa en captivitat consisteix d'escarabats, cigales i grills. Els escorpins generalment intentaran matar i menjar qualsevol cosa que es mogui i sigui més petita que ells. Per a simular l'habitat desèrtic, el clos utilitzat per a mantenir l'escorpí ha de ser a una temperatura d'entre 26 i 30 graus.

Referències

Enllaços externs
 Arxius d'Escorpins: Buthidae
 Tractament de punxades d'Androctonus a eMedicine
 Tractament de punxades d'Androctonus

Escorpins

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Glossary of Sociology Terms
beginning with letter S
Browse the Sociology Glossary
restricted to members of a single sex
a school
of, or relating to homosexual men or women
Some nations have legalized marriage.
segregate
verb (segregates, segregating, segregated, segregated)
To separate, used especially of social policies that directly or indirectly keep races or ethnic groups apart.
separate, Separate; select.
Separated from others of the same kind.
(context, of a person or thing) separated or isolated from others, or from another group
(context, of an institution) having access restricted to certain groups, or excluding certain groups
The act of segregating, or the state of being segregated; separation from others; a parting.
seperation, Separation from a mass, and gathering about centers or into cavities at hand through cohesive or adhesive attraction or the crystallize, crystallizing process.
A work, as a work of fiction, published in installments, often numbered and without a specified end.
Having to do with or arranged in a series.
The w:serial killer, killer had a string of victims across seven states.
Published or produced in installments.
serial monogamy
a lifestyle which provides commitment to one sexual relationship at a time, but implies a regular change of partner
The state of being settled.
(legal) A disposition of property, or the act of granting it.
A colony newly established; a place or region newly settled.
(architecture) The gradual sinking of a building. Fractures or dislocations caused by settlement.
(legal) A settled place of abode; residence; a right growing out of legal residence.
(finance) The delivery of goods by the seller and payment for them by the buyer, under a previously agreed trade or transaction or contract entered into.
A spouse.
A common-law spouse.
A serious boyfriend or girlfriend.
The way in which something is positioned vis-í -vis its surroundings.
1908: w:Kenneth Grahame, Kenneth Grahame, w:The Wind in the Willows, The Wind in the Willows
: ...he being naturally an underground animal by birth and breeding, the of Badger's house exactly suited him and made him feel at home; while the Rat, who slept every night in a bedroom the windows of which opened on a breezy river, naturally felt the atmosphere still and oppressive.
The place in which something is situated; a location.
Position or status with regard to conditions and circumstances.
The combination of circumstances at a given moment; a state of affairs.
A position of employment; a post.
soc.
A festive gathering to foster introductions.
(context, UK, slang) Short for social security benefit, the UK government department responsible for administering such welfare benefit or its employees.
Fred hated going down to the to sign on.
(context, US) Short for Social Security Number.
What's your ?
Being extroverted or outgoing
Needing (nearly) constant human interaction
related to society
social climber
noun (plural:social climbers)
someone who tries to improve their social position, especially by means of obsequious behaviour
social control
Any control, either formal or informal, that is exerted by a group, especially by one's peers
a theory that the laws of evolution by natural selection also apply to social structures
(computer security) The practice of tricking a user into giving, or giving access to, sensitive information, thereby bypassing most or all protection
(political science) Use of propaganda by an authoritarian government to sway perceptions and attitudes of its own citizenry
verb (socializ, ing)
(intransitive) To interact with others
(transitive) To instruct, usually subconsciously, in the etiquette of a society
(transitive) To take into collective or governmental ownership
Any of several professions concerned with providing social services to those members of the community that need it
Of or pertaining to society or social groups, or to their activities, customs, etc.
(countable) A long-standing group of people sharing cultural aspects such as language, dress, norms of behavior and artistic forms.
This society has been known for centuries for its colorful clothing and tight-knit family structure.
(countable) A group of people who meet from time to time to engage in a common interest.
It was then that they decided to found a society of didgeridoo-playing unicyclists.
(countable) The sum total of all voluntary interrelations between individuals.
(uncountable) The people of one"s country or community taken as a whole.
It"s not for society to decide whether I can play the didgeridoo in my own home.
He thinks that the fact that this child grew up to be a murderer is the fault of society.
(uncountable) high society.
Smith was first introduced into society at the Duchess of Grand Fenwick's annual rose garden party.
(legalese) A number of people joined by mutual consent to deliberate, determine and act a common goal.
noun (sociologi, es)
The study of society, human social interaction, and the rules and processes that bind and separate people not only as individuals, but as members of associations, groups, and institutions.
a phase
''He is in the recovery of his illness.
The area, in any theatre, generally raised, upon which an audience watches plays or other public ceremonies.
''The band returned to the to play an encore.
Short for stagecoach, an enclosed horsedrawn carriage used to carry passengers
''The pulled into town carrying the payroll for the mill and three ladies.
(electronics) the number of an electronic circuit"s block, such as a filter, an amplifier, etc.
a 3- cascade of a 2nd-order bandpass Butterworth filter
The place on a microscope where the slide is placed
He placed the slide on the stage.
verb (stag, ing)
To produce on a stage.
The local theater group will "Pride and Prejudice".
To demonstrate in a deceptive manner.
The salesman"s demonstration of the new cleanser was staged to make it appear highly effective.
To pause or wait at a designated location.
We staged the cars to be ready for the start, then waited for the starter to drop the flag.
interference on a broadcast signal caused by atmospheric disturbances; heard as crackles on radio, or seen as random specks on television
(context, by extension) interference or obstruction from people
Something that is not part of any perceived universe phenomena; having no motion; no particle; no wavelength.
Not able to change
Fixed in place
(complang) Occupying memory allocated when a program is load, loaded.
Having no motion
A person"s position or standing relative to that of others.
Superstition is highly correlated with economic .
(rfd-redundant) prestige, Prestige or high standing.
1957, Gladys Sellew and Paul Hanly Furfey, Sociology and Its Use in Nursing Service, Saunders, page 81
: The king has in his kingdom, and the pauper has within his immediate group of peers.
A situation or state of affairs.
What's the of the investigation?
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Carrie Underwood Gives Birth to Baby No. 2
Superstar singer has welcomed a son named Jacob with her longtime love
By Jess Cohen Jan 23, 2019 8:01 PMTags
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Watch: See Carrie Underwood's New Baby Boy!
Carrie Underwood has given birth to a baby boy!
The superstar country singer and husband Mike Fisher have welcomed their second child and second son, Jacob. The baby boy joins older brother, Isaiah, in the Fisher family. "Jacob Bryan Fisher entered the world in the wee hours of the morning on Monday...his mom, dad and big brother couldn't be happier for God to trust them with taking care of this little miracle!" Underwood shared with her fans on social media Wednesday along with a series of family photos. "Our hearts are full, our eyes are tired and our lives are forever changed. Life is good..."
Underwood shared her exciting pregnancy news with her fans back in August during her announcement for her Cry Pretty 360 Tour, which kicks off in May 2019.
"You might be wondering or asking, 'Carrie, why is your tour starting in May?' Well...yay! Mike and Isaiah and I are absolute over the moon and excited to be adding a little fish to our pond," Underwood said in her Instagram video, with the camera panning up to balloons that spell out B-A-B-Y.
Carrie Underwood's Cutest Mother-Son Moments
"This has been a dream come true with the album and baby news and all that stuff," Underwood continued. "We are just so excited and just so glad that you guys can share in this with us and be a part of this with us. I love you guys. We'll see you on the road in 2019. Have a great day!"
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The following month, Underwood shared the heartbreaking news that she had three past miscarriages before her current pregnancy.
Talking about her song "Cry Pretty," Underwood told CBS Sunday Morning that the track "speaks to a lot of things that have happened in this past year."
"Here we go. Oh, lawdy! 2017 just wasn't how I imagined it," Underwood said. "I'd kind of planned that 2017 was, you know, going to be the year that I work on new music, and I have a baby. We got pregnant early 2017, and didn't work out...Yeah. It happens. And that was the thing, in the beginning it was like, 'Okay, God, we know this is, just wasn't Your timing. And that is all right. We will bounce back and figure our way through it.' And got pregnant again in the spring, and it didn't work out."
"Got pregnant again, early 2018. Didn't work out," she continued. "So, at that point, it was just kind of like, 'Okay, like, what's the deal? What is all of this?' And throughout the whole process, you know, I'm writing and, like, literally right after finding out that I would lose a baby, I'd have a writing session, I'd be like, 'Let's go. You know, I can't just sit around thinking about this. Like, I wanna work, I wanna do this.'"
Carrie Underwood's Latest Pregnancy Revelation Will Make You Love Her Even More
In November, Underwood took the stage alongside Brad Paisley to co-host the 52nd Annual CMA Awards. During the award show, Underwood revealed that she's expecting a baby boy.
The following month, Underwood shared a sweet photo of her son Isaiah and her baby bump on Christmas.
"I'm thanking the Lord tonight for His Son while I cuddle with mine," she captioned the sweet photo. "Watching Christmas movies with him while he uses my big belly as a pillow. Sweet ending to another great Christmas. Merry Christmas to all of you, from my family to yours!"
Congratulations to the couple!
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Mouctar Diakhaby (* 19. Dezember 1996 in Vendôme) ist ein französisch-guineischer Fußballspieler. Der Innenverteidiger steht seit Juli 2018 beim spanischen Erstligisten FC Valencia unter Vertrag und ist guineischer Nationalspieler.

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Mouctar Diakhaby wurde in Vendôme als Sohn guineischer Eltern geboren und wuchs in Nantes auf. Er spielte in der Jugendabteilung der USSA Vertou und des FC Nantes, bevor er im Jahr 2013 in die Nachwuchsakademie von Olympique Lyon wechselte. Im Januar 2014 bestritt er erstmals Einsätze für die Reservemannschaft Olympique Lyon II. Die darauffolgenden Saisons 2014/15 und 2015/16 spielte er bereits regelmäßig für diese Auswahl.

Zur Spielzeit 2016/17 wurde er in die erste Mannschaft befördert und absolvierte am 10. September 2016 (4. Spieltag) sein Ligadebüt bei der 1:3-Heimniederlage gegen Girondins Bordeaux. Am 18. Oktober 2016 gab er bei der 0:1-Heimniederlage gegen Juventus Turin sein Debüt in der UEFA Champions League 2016/17. In der nächsten Zeit drang er in die Startformation vor. Am 30. November 2016 (15. Spieltag) traf er beim 6:0-Auswärtssieg gegen den FC Nantes erstmals für OL. Beim 7:1-Heimsieg gegen AZ Alkmaar in der Zwischenrunde der UEFA Europa League 2016/17 erzielte er sein erstes Tor in einem internationalen Wettbewerb. In beiden Achtelfinalspielen gegen die AS Rom traf der Innenverteidiger ebenfalls und beförderte sein Team ins Viertelfinale. Mit Lyon scheiterte er im Halbfinale an Ajax Amsterdam und in der Liga klassierte man sich auf dem vierten Tabellenplatz. In dieser Saison bestritt er 22 Ligaspiele, in denen er ein Tor erzielte. Zusätzlich markierte er vier Treffer in 12 weiteren Pokalwettbewerben.

In der folgenden Saison 2017/18 verlor Diakhaby seinen Stammplatz und bestritt nur 12 Ligaspiele, in denen er ein Tor erzielte. In neun Pokalspielen gelang ihm ein weiterer Treffer.

FC Valencia
Am 28. Juni 2018 wechselte Mouctar Diakhaby für eine Ablösesumme in Höhe von 15 Millionen Euro zum spanischen Erstligisten FC Valencia, wo er einen Fünfjahresvertrag unterzeichnete. Am 20. August 2018 (1. Spieltag) bestritt er beim 1:1-Unentschieden gegen Atlético Madrid sein Ligadebüt. Bei den Ches pendelte er in dieser Saison 2018/19 zwischen Startformation, Bank und Reserve. Am 8. Dezember (15. Spieltag) erzielte er beim 1:1-Unentschieden gegen den FC Sevilla sein erstes Tor im Trikot seines neuen Arbeitgebers. In der UEFA Europa League 2018/19 schied man im Halbfinale gegen den FC Arsenal aus und in der Liga platzierte man sich auf dem vierten Tabellenrang. In der Copa del Rey 2018/19 lief es für den FC Valencia besser und man konnte im Endspiel den FC Barcelona besiegen. In diesem Spiel wurde Diakhaby in der Schlussphase als defensive Absicherung für den Stürmer Rodrigo Moreno eingewechselt. Er bestritt in dieser Spielzeit 38 Pflichtspiele, in denen er drei Tore erzielte.

In der folgenden Spielzeit 2019/20 behielt er seinen Status als nicht unumstrittener Stammspieler bei. In der Saison 2020/21 absolvierte er 26 von 38 möglichen Ligaspielen.

Nationalmannschaft
Ab November 2014 spielte Mouctar Diakhaby für die französische U19-Nationalmannschaft. Im Juli 2015 nahm er mit der Auswahl an der U19-Europameisterschaft 2015 in Griechenland teil, wo er in allen vier Spielen über die volle Distanz zum Einsatz kam und mit der Mannschaft im Halbfinale gegen Spanien ausschied. Insgesamt absolvierte er in der U19 11 Länderspiele, in denen er einmal traf. Zwischen September 2015 und Mai 2016 kam er in sechs Länderspielen für die U20 zum Einsatz. Anschließend bestritt er bis Mai 2018 neun Spiele für die U21.

Im Jahr 2022 entschloss sich Diakhaby, in Zukunft für Guinea zu spielen, und wurde im Mai 2022 erstmals in den Kader der guineischen A-Nationalmannschaft berufen. Am 5. Juni 2022 gab er daraufhin bei einem Qualifikationsspiel für den Afrika-Cup gegen Ägypten sein Länderspiel-Debüt.

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Nepenthes pudica é um planta carnívora do gênero Nepenthes endêmica da ilha de Bornéu, Indonésia. Ela foi considerada pelos cientistas que a descobriram em 2012 a primeira planta carnívora a capturar suas presas no solo. "Encontramos uma planta de jarro que difere marcadamente de todas as outras espécies conhecidas", disse Martin Dančák, da Universidade Palacký em Olomouc , República Tcheca, principal autor do estudo, que foi primeiramente publicado na revista PhytoKeys, parceira da Fundação Wikimedia.

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A Nepenthes pudica foi descoberta por acaso em 2012, no que os cientistas chamaram de "evento de sorte", explicando que uma equipe de pesquisa da Universidade Palacký Olomouc estava numa viagem de vários dias num montanha anteriormente inexplorada, escolhida aleatoriamente.

Descrita como uma planta com folhas em jarro, a espécie cresce em cumes relativamente secos a uma altitude de 1100-1300m. A planta forma brotos subterrâneos especializados com folhas inteiramente brancas e livres de clorofila, que quando crescem alcançam cerca de 11cm. É nesses jarros - folhas modificadas - que ela "captura" animais que vivem no subsolo, geralmente formigas, ácaros e besouros. "Apenas três outros grupos de plantas carnívoras são conhecidos por capturar presas subterrâneas, mas todos eles usam mecanismos de captura muito diferentes e, ao contrário de Nepenthes pudica, conseguem apenas capturar organismos minúsculos", explicaram os cientistas.

Ver também
 Planta carnívora

Indonésia
Bornéu
Meio ambiente
Flora
Plantas carnívoras


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BTS places 10th at U.S. box office
Boy band BTS once again surprised the world by placing 10th at the U.S. weekend box office with its documentary film "Burn the Stage: the Movie," which was released in more than 70 markets on Nov. 15. This is the first time a Korean film has landed in the top 10 at the American box office.
The film, which features interviews with members of the group and behind-the-scenes footage of their "2017 BTS Live Trilogy Episode III: The Wings Tour," raked in $2.41 million from Friday to Sunday and grossed a total of $3.64 million from Thursday to Sunday, according to Box Office Mojo.
A week before its release, the film had sold one million presale tickets worldwide.
In addition to the band's success at movie theaters around the world, BTS has caught the attention of one of the world's biggest singers. On Tuesday, British magazine Heatworld posted a short interview with singer Ed Sheeran on Twitter, in which he talked about wanting to collaborate with the band.
"I actually wrote a song that I think they might be messing with," he said, responding to a BTS fan's tweet. "I heard this the other day. I don't know. I really like BTS though, I think they're great."
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This was a Democrat show-trial.


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Q: Generator in threading I have a generator that returns me a certain string, how can I use it together with this code?
from multiprocessing.dummy import Pool as ThreadPool
pool = ThreadPool(4)
results = pool.map(my_function, my_array)

Instead of the array that is passed above, I use a generator, since the number of values does not fit in the array, and I do not need to store them.
Additional question:
In this case, the transition to the next iteration should be carried out inside the function?

A: Essentially the same question that was posed here.
The essence is that multiprocessing will convert any iterable without a __len__ method into a list.
There is an open issue to add support for generators but for now, you're SOL.
If your array is too big to fit into memory, consider reading it in in chunks, processing it, and dumping the results to disk in chunks. Without more context, I can't really provide a more concrete solution.
UPDATE:
Thanks for posting your code. My first question, is it absolutely necessary to use multiprocessing? Depending on what my_function does, you may see no benefit to using a ThreadPool as python is famously limited by the GIL so any CPU bound worker function wouldn't speed up. In this case, maybe a ProcessPool would be better. Otherwise, you are probably better off just running results = map(my_function, generator).
Of course, if you don't have the memory to load the input data, it is unlikely you will have the memory to store the results.
Secondly, you can improve your generator by using itertools
Try:
import itertools
import string

letters = string.ascii_lowercase
cod = itertools.permutations(letters, 6)

def my_function(x):
    return x

def dump_results_to_disk(results, outfile):
    with open(outfile, 'w') as fp:
        for result in results:
            fp.write(str(result) + '\n')

def process_in_chunks(generator, chunk_size=50):
    accumulator = []
    chunk_number = 1
    for item in generator:
        if len(accumulator) < chunk_size:
            accumulator.append(item)
        else:
            results = list(map(my_function, accumulator))
            dump_results_to_disk(results, "results" + str(chunk_number) + '.txt')
            chunk_number += 1
            accumulator = []

    dump_results_to_disk(results, "results" + str(chunk_number))

process_in_chunks(cod)

Obviously, change my_function() to whatever your worker function is and maybe you want to do something instead of dumping to disk. You can scale chunk_size to however many entries can fit in memory. If you don't have the disk space or the memory for the results, then there's really no way for you process the data in aggregate


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STC to diversify its operational activities
The Intercity State Transport Company Ltd. (STC) is in the process of diversifying its operations as part of strategic measures for creating additional revenue generation streams to enable it remain in business, in view of the current keen competition prevailing in the transport sector of the country.
"For now, the company has acquired licence from the Driver and Vehicle Licencing Authority (DVLA) to enable it set up 24-hr DVLA centres in Accra, Kumasi and Takoradi, and to be replicated in the other regional capitals to help reduce pressure on the statutory DVLA and enable workers to access the facilities after work," said Rev. Samuel Nuamah Donkor, Managing Director of STC, when he briefed the media in Accra on the current state of the once-vibrant transport company.
He said it is very sad to see this state institution that used to be the leader in the country's transport business in this situation now. Rev. Nuamah Donkor said when he assumed duty he had to quickly put sweeping strategic plans in place to redeem the company from its total collapse, and God being so good it has started finding its feet with the importation of about 100 new buses from Scania in Sweden and M.A.N. of Germany, which will be hopefully delivered by end of year.
He said the about-350 workforce of the company has decided to sacrifice 50% of their salary into a special fund to complement any assistance from the public to purchase buses and offset repair costs for its over-aged buses. Rev. Nuamah Donkor said what the staff has done has indeed touched the hearts of many organisations and individuals, and the Ghana Standards Authority on reading the selfless contribution of the STC staff has presented a cheque for GH¢5,000 to the company as its contribution toward the revamping of STC.
He said the company has now moved away from the era of state-reliance to a limited liability company, and has to survive by its own initiatives.
He explained that the company has created a platform for other transport companies to partner the STC in its operations, based on mutual understanding.
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THE BOY WHO KILLED CATERPILLARS
Joshua Kornreich
An eight-year-old boy with a case of head lice kills and narrates, withholding the identity of his victim until the end of the novel. In the process, he discovers the reason behind his parents' divorce and unknowingly unravels the mystery surrounding the nickname of his sadistic father.
About the Author, Joshua Kornreich
Joshua Kornreich (www.joshuakornreich.com) leads a dual life, balancing his time as a fiction author with his decade-long career as an investment analyst. He grew up in Long Island and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor's degree. He currently lives and works in New York City. The Boy Who Killed Caterpillars is his first novel.
THE BOY WHO KILLED CATERPILLARS teaches us how to see afresh how sentences look and function on the page, isolating their sparse beauty, floating each in a small sea of white space, making each tentative, always ready to try a new version of itself, making each as obsessive about itself as the unhinged Oedipal narrator is about himself, about his universe of childhood secrets, fears, trespasses, violence, voyeurism, a frightening father, an ineffectual mother, a bevy of bullying boys, a houseful of haunting revelations. Tight, clean, spare, this is the real deal.
—Lance Olsen, author of Nietzche's Kissesand Anxious Pleasures
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Joshua Kornreich's The Boy Who Killed Caterpillars is the first fiction title from Marick Press, a small non-profit establishment previously devoted to publishing what it deems "the best new poetry from an eclectic range of aesthetics—poetry that is technically accomplished, distinctive in style, and thematically fresh." It comes as no surprise, then, that Kornreich's novel (his own first) is marketed as "a book of lingual daring." Daring is an apt word, and an initial flip-through may turn the stomachs of some prospective readers; Kornreich's prose is indeed one of sentence-level separation, repetitive, baffled and often disturbing like the mind of his narrator, an unnamed eight-year-old boy:
My dad said that Mike Bossy's a fag.
I think my dad was wrong.
Mike Bossy never gets into fights, but he isn't a fag.
Mike Bossy hugs his teammates after he scores goals, but he isn't a fag.
You know something?
I just thought of something.
If I only rang the doorbell today, maybe I wouldn't have had to kill her.
Such thematic material naturally begs comparison to novels such as Iain Banks' The Wasp Factory. Both Kornreich's Boy and Banks' Frank Cauldhame are self-confessed killers who grapple with many of the same demons: mysterious and grotesque fathers, issues of gender identity, highly ordered and highly demanding worldviews, even savage dogs. Nevertheless, The Boy Who Killed Caterpillars is very much its own creature, and the reader who chooses to follow the story of Kornreich's Boy will not regret the decision. Much of the pleasure in reading The Boy Who Killed Caterpillers does indeed come from the use of the language itself; once adjusted to the rhythm and flow of Kornreich's isolated sentences, the reader may find it difficult to imagine the Boy's story told any other way. Yet beneath his public image as a linguistic trailblazer, Kornreich proves himself to be a fine storyteller: outrageous and bizarre, certainly, but also subtle, perceptive, and sensitive enough to win the reader's heart.


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Q: Wrap alloca function in C Is it possible to wrap the C function alloca into "another"? (only macros of course)
Something like:
#define my_alloca(size)                                      \
                             ({                               \
                                   void *ret = alloca(size);  \
                                   my_function(ret);          \
                             ret;})

I'm not quite sure about this, does the extension 6.1 Statements and Declarations in Expressions create a new stack frame? (It kinda looks so because of the curly brackets)
EDIT:
It did some testing on it:
#define printStackFrameAddr(_fnc)   \
    printf("%-20s: %p \n", _fnc, __builtin_frame_address(0))

void _my_init(void *mem)
{

}

void *notSafeAlloca(size_t num)
{
    void *mem;

    printStackFrameAddr("notSafeAlloca");

    mem = alloca(num);

    _my_init(mem);

    return mem;
}

#define safeAlloca(_num)            \
    ({                              \
        void *ret = alloca(_num);   \
        _my_init(ret);              \
        printStackFrameAddr("safeAlloca");      \
    ret;})

int main(int argc, const char * argv[])
{
    printStackFrameAddr("main");

    {   /* <- creates no new stack frame ? */
        int *array = notSafeAlloca(sizeof(* array) * 4);

        printStackFrameAddr("main");

        printf("\t%-20s: %p\n", "array", array);
    }

    {   /* <- creates no new stack frame ? */
        int *array = safeAlloca(sizeof(* array) * 4);

        printStackFrameAddr("main");

        printf("\t%-20s: %p\n", "array", array);
    }

    return 0;
}

Output:
main                : 0x7fff5fbff8d0
notSafeAlloca       : 0x7fff5fbff860
main                : 0x7fff5fbff8d0
        array               : 0x7fff5fbff820
safeAlloca          : 0x7fff5fbff8d0
main                : 0x7fff5fbff8d0
        array               : 0x7fff5fbff888

The alloca() function allocates size bytes of space in the stack
frame of the caller
So, is this above approach safe?

A: Got a solution for my problem :)
void *_my_alloca(void *memory)
{
    // init memory & stuff

    return memory;
}

#define my_alloca(_size)   _my_alloca(alloca(_size))

int main(int argc, const char **argv)
{
    int *array = my_alloca(sizeof(* array) * 4);
}

A: I doubt you can, but more importantly, why would you want to?
This is a serious bug!
You'd be allocating something on the stack to have it destroyed on the stack the very same instruction you return it!   It would almost certainly be overwritten on the stack before you ever had a chance to use it.