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Iron Maiden Preview Four New Halloween Masks
The range of Iron Maiden Halloween masks produced by Trick or Treat Studios is about to be extended with four new additions, and pre-orders are available now.
The series is based on the band's mascot, Eddie, through his various incarnations, with the upcoming designs inspired by the song "Aces High" and the band's albums The Number of The Beast, Somewhere in Time and The Final Frontier.
Retailing from $49.99 to $59.99, the 13 masks – which you can see below – are handmade. "Incorporated in 2009, Trick or Treat Studios is dedicated to bringing back the retro/classic look and feel from the golden age of costume making, an era when high quality and classic designs ruled the industry," the manufacturers note on their website. "All of our products are 100 percent handmade, which includes sculpting, molding, casting, cutting, painting, sewing and hairing, making each product a unique piece of art."
Eddie became a fixture of Maiden appearances near the beginning of their career, starting out as a papier-mache stage prop before an image by artist Derek Riggs was modified to become part of the band's first album cover. The character has appeared on every LP cover since then, and remains a major element of Iron Maiden's shows.
The band also recently unveiled a pinball machine built by Stern Pinball, also inspired by its mascot. "Players will immerse themselves in an interactive Iron Maiden universe transforming into various forms of Eddie," Stern reported. "Players, as Eddie, will embark on a quest to defeat the Beast and his minions across the Legacy of the Beast mobile game and comic book world." The game will feature 12 classic tracks, including "Aces High," "Run to the Hills" and "Hallowed Be Thy Name."
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2 Stocks I Wouldn't Dare Touch
Magna International Inc. (TSX:MG)(NYSE:MGA) and another stock that I wouldn't buy, even though they look ridiculously cheap today.
Joey Frenette
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Deep value is quite abundant on the TSX Index to this day. Many battered stocks within the hardest-hit areas of the economy are still a country mile away from their pre-pandemic heights.
While low valuation metrics (such as the P/E ratio) may suggest there's deep value to be had in such names, investors should be careful, as some firms may be slower to recover than others as the COVID-19 uncertainties continue to mount over the coming weeks and months.
Consider shares of Alaris Royalty (TSX:AD) and Magna International (TSX:MG)(NYSE:MGA), two beaten-up stocks I personally wouldn't touch at today's valuations.
While I am a believer that any stock, even the one in the worst industry at a given moment, can be a buy if the price is right, the following two names aren't low enough to justify my contrarian investment dollars.
Alaris Royalty
I've never been a huge fan of Alaris, a company that provides capital to North American private businesses and derives a revenue stream from a baker's dozen or so of them.
My problem with Alaris is that one must understand each business (and how they stand to be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic) to avoid a scenario that would result in a disruption that would pave the way for additional dividend cuts.
Alaris recently reduced its dividend amid its unprecedented decline. While the now 9.6%-yielding dividend is a heck of a lot safer than it was before, I'm still a bit wary over the potential for further pressures should this pandemic drag on for longer than expected.
Fellow Fool Kay Ng noted that Alaris's track record isn't nearly as bad as the stock chart would suggest, noting that only four of 15 businesses that exited led to huge losses.
All it takes are just a few bad apples to spoil the bunch. And if you don't care to look at the businesses that Alaris provides capital to, you could be setting yourself up for major downside.
If you're willing to roll up your sleeves and do the analysis with Alaris and the liquidity of its partners, though, only then do you have my blessing to bet on the stock at these depths.
While there's potentially a multitude of upside in a bull-case scenario, I remain on the sidelines because there are just too many uncertainties with the coronavirus crisis for me to conclude whether the name is actually undervalued here.
Magna is an auto part maker that I can't seem to get behind as we're propelled into a recession that could rival that of the Financial Crisis. The bulls argue that peak auto is already behind us and a majority of the damage is already baked into the stock here.
Given the secular headwinds facing the auto sector (with the rise of ride sharing that could weigh on long-term demand), though, I don't think the next cyclical upswing will be as pronounced as it's been in the past.
That said, Magna stock certainly looks dirt-cheap at 1.3 times book. But that doesn't mean it can't get much cheaper, as the lights dim on the economy. The company may have a stellar liquidity and solvency position. Still, unless you see a V-shaped economic recovery coming alongside a pick-up in auto demand, Magna may prove to be too risky to own at this juncture.
You don't need to be a hero with the name to do well on the back of the next bull market. Although excess upside exists with the cyclical play, so too does excess downside if the economic wound from this pandemic isn't quick to heal.
Fool contributor Joey Frenette has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends ALARIS ROYALTY CORP. and Magna Int'l.


A family walk from Harrington Hall to Sutterby will take place next week.
The walk, on Wednesday, May 30, will include a walk from the grounds of the historical Harrington Hall and over fields to the tiny hamlet of Sutterby.
It will start at 2pm and last for approximately one hour.
The terrain is suitable for off-road children's buggies.
Homemade cakes and refreshments will be available for walkers on their return.
Transport is also available for those who don't want to walk back.
To book a slot, priced at £8 for adults and £4 for children, call 01507 534847.


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Successful Fylde coast writers Leo Appleton and Rob Fearn share the secret to writing a successful pantomime
It's quite an achievement – oh yes it is.
Not only is Leo Appleton a familiar face in Fylde amateur panto, but he and writing partner Rob Fearn script their own productions, too – and have won awards for their efforts.
The duo have even had their scripts performed abroad and are already formulating ideas for next year's production, although the curtain hasn't long since gone down on their last show and some pantos are still going on.
Leo and Rob have written the panto for the Our Lady Star of the Sea Operatic Society for past 11 years – the most recent Aladdin, staged last month – and have earned many rave reviews for their efforts.
Rob Fearn and Leo Appleton
"It all stemmed from the quality of writing of the pantos we were doing and we always felt we could do better when we discussed the scripts," said Leo.
"We both had always wanted to write but needed the impetus which we got from writing together and at first we just enjoyed the process – and still do.
"But then we sent them off to the National Operatic and Dramatic Association and they liked them so much that they took us on in their stable of writers and so now all 13 of them, currently, are licensed to them for hire.
"When we first started writing pantomimes it was always in the January aiming to get it completed by around July ready for our September read through.
Leo Appleton as the villainous Abanazar and Maia Coffey in the title role in the 2021 Our Lady Star of the Sea panto production Aladdin
"But now we are a few pantos in hand so we don't necessarily do that anymore, plus we've got better at writing them.
"We do try to be as faithful to the original story as possible. So we do quite a bit of research into older versions to see if there is anything they can give to the story to add a twist or different slant that we can then play with or build on.
"We ensure it's a good story first and foremost with jeopardy and of course the usual elements – a hero / heroine; behind you gags; occasionally a ghost or animal and perhaps a puppet of some description.
"In all of that though we always keep the essence of the story so the children (and adults) can identify with it."
It's not just pantos they write either. The pair have also written a number of plays, a book (not yet published) entitled The Brave Knights, plus the plots for the second two books in the series, poems and also the stage play and lyrics for a musical with friend Frank Harrington which is still a work in progress.
Plus Leo enjoys painting and has recently had a very successful and well received art exhibition.
He also writes church music with Frank which includes a number of new Christmas carols.
The pair won a writing award from NODA Northwest and say they still have plenty of ambition.
"It would be nice to be recognised one day as proper authors and we are still seeking an agent to take on our book The Brave Knights," said Rob.
"Plus we would also love to see one of our pantomimes or plays staged in a big theatre, just to see what they could do with them."
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Extending social protection and risk management systems effectively to rural populations is often a challenge for government institutions in many developing countries. The High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition has recognized in its 2012 report the importance of involving non-state actors, including rural organizations, in the formulation and execution of social protection systems.
developing collective practices of risk management and mutual assistance for their members.
FAO has launched a global study on good practices in harnessing the role of rural organizations in social protection, to document cases and compile an "Inventory of practices" on the current and potential role of rural organisations in social protection.
To share findings on this issue, the FSN Forum has organized a webinar held on 25 November 2015.
Examples from two cases identified through the study were presented to the participants by Igor Vinci, Rural Institutions and Social Protection Consultant. The aim was to draw viable recommendations on the role of rural organizations in social protection, by collecting valuable conclusions of the case analysis.
The webinar attracted over 50 experts and development practitioners in the fields of social protection, rural development and rural services, who came together with members of rural and civil society sharing findings and discussing the preliminary results of the study.
The feedback provided by the participants during the webinar will feed into the analytical section of the inventory and thusto contribute to the official report.
The underlying concept is further described in this article on Local Solutions to Social Protection: the role of rural organizations.


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Weekly Review - December 5 to December 11
CRANBOURNE - 5 December 2022
No doubt that GYPSY TRICKS has a bit of talent. A NZ trial winner back on Jul 14, the 4yo gelding has now won a pair of jump outs in Aus beginning with a slick bit of work on Nov 28 that he's backed up in Heat 6 on Dec 5, another smart win over 800m and doing so with ease. The Per Incanto gelding is owned by the Roll The Dice Syndicate amongst other owners and looks as though they have a nice one on their hands that will almost certainly be hard to beat on debut. He's shown a bet friendly racing pattern in both his jump outs, doing so from the front and also doing so with ease without ever being put under much pressure to show whats under the bonnet. Regardless, keen to be with him on debut.
ASTERNA ATTITUDE was 2nd to Gypsy Tricks on Nov 28 over 800m where we mentioned her as wanting to follow into another jump out, of which her work over 1000m in Heat 15 on Dec 5 was exactly what we wanted to see. The 4yo mare showed lovely gate speed to lead throughout this heat, travelling comfortably before opening up a bit of a gap late as she was asked to extend, the 2nd horse being NZ import Ultimate Focus (career record of 3:1-1-0). As mentioned last week, she has had the three preparations now including jump outs on May 23 where she was 3rd to Maiori (won first and second up) and Masterful (won first up) and Jun 14 where she won, defeating Shock 'Em Ova (won first and second up) and Liberty Fire (won first up). Think she's a mare that has some talent and keen to follow her into her long awaited debut.
FRETTA closed well behind Maseratie Bay in Heat 16 on Dec 5. The 3yo daughter of Frankel was stepping up to 1200m here where she found herself a clear last in the early stages but closed super as she weaved her way through the field. She did similar in her first jump out over 1000m on Nov 28, settling last and just going through the motions as she cruised to the line but made up a lot of ground. Huge watch on this filly, likely on debut at 1400m but especially as she gets out further.
We don't usually mention the short 650m jump outs but BLUFF POINT was absolutely bolting for a run in Heat 1 on Dec 5 and it was her third jump out this preparation following a very quiet Nov 21 jump out and a similar Nov 28 jump out. In her last two jump outs, the 3yo daughter of Capitalist has sat out the back searching for runs and once they have appeared, showing a lovely turn of foot but it was also against 2yo's here, so treading carefully.
This is FACE THE JURY's third stint with Julien Welsh now, the last two being solid jump out wins with the latest being Heat 8 on Dec 5 where she led from start to finish, holding off a race fit Chargenlikapluma and fast finishing Miss Middle Park. He was purchased by The MailBag Bloodstock for only $8k and suspect he will end up with Gavin Bedggood once her barrier manners are sorted with Julien Welsh.
CITIZENSHIP was a classy winner of Heat 10 on Dec 5, leading throughout but responding to some urges late as he was challenged and given a push by the jockey. A $900k colt for Coolmore, this is his third jump out across three different preparations, his previous jump out on Jul 21 saw him finish 2nd to Intrepid Eagle (who won on debut) along with a 3rd on Feb 10 to Brosnan and the undefeated Mayhem (2 from 2). He's a nice moving colt we'll be keeping an eye on.
SHOVE OVER was super over the concluding stages after being put under pressure late, winning Heat 11 on Dec 5 alongside JESTA DREAMA who also closed well.
EIGHT DECADES was solid in a Nov 28 jump out but as he stepped out to 1000m he really turned it on, bolting in Heat 12 on Dec 5. He led in this jump out but clearly did his best work late, opening up a huge gap without much of an effort at all. The 3yo son of Smart Missile was a $35k buy from the Magic Millions and looks a nice mover. Have to keep him in mind on debut but he may be better over 1400m-1600m.
TRUE PATRIOT is in super order ahead if his return to the races having finally broke the maiden two starts ago. Although he didn't win Heat 13 on Dec 5, he was under a ridiculous hold throughout the 1000m jump out and easily could've won this had he of been asked to extend. His Nov 14 jump out was super as well and he looks in really good order.
KEEFNEEDSAFEED put in a solid bit of work in Heat 14 on Dec 5, finishing a quiet 2nd in his first jump out this prep. A 3yo son of Akeed Mofeed, he's one to keep an eye on.
PAKENHAM - 5 December 2022
FROSTWOOD was purchased for $25k at the Inglis Online Sales despite being a 4yo gelding that's an 8-start maiden. In his first jump out for the new Gareth Andrews stable, the big grey bolted in Heat 1 on Dec 5 over the 800m as he clocked the clear fastest time of the morning. Have to keep an eye on this son of Frosted, nice jump out.
OUTCASTER did a really good job to finish as close as she did in Heat 4 on Dec 5, struggling to keep up out the back in the early stages but finishing ~3L off the winner and actually making good ground past the line as well. This was a solid enough first jump out and one to monitor.
PRESS QUEEN was another from Heat 4 on Dec 5 that looked to move nicely, a 3yo filly having only her first jump out this prep too.
BENDIGO - 6 December 2022
DEFINITELY NOT has now bolted in two jump outs this preparation, the first on Nov 16 at Kyneton where he was way too speedy over the 800m and the latest in Heat 5 on Dec 6. The 3yo son of No Nay Never showed superior gate speed in the early stages of this heat to take up the lead along the rail and was way too speedy again, the jockey having a look over the shoulder at the 200m mark before putting him away for the rest of the heat, still clocking the fastest 800m time of the morning in the process. He's a half-brother to the Ken & Kasey Keys trained Rock Artist and certainly has done enough at the jump outs now to go well on debut for Michael Jones, who's only had the 6x career wins as a trainer.
Was surprised when CELUI was scratched from the Merson Cooper Stakes at Caulfield after Brett Stanley made a lot of big comments about this colt in an article with Racing.com. He said that he was better than Sweet Sherry, who was a filly he had that ran 6th in the Blue Diamond behind Extreme Choice and 7th in the Golden Slipper behind Capitalist. He paid $200k for this Toronado colt and he's now won 4/4 at the jump outs, the latest in Heat 7 on Dec 6 over the 800m where he was just too good in the end.
MORNINGTON - 7 December 2022
Would be surprised if RICH FORTUNE doesn't break her maiden first or second up this prep, mainly first up. She was super in her first jump out back, taking out Heat 8 on Dec 7 in very impressive fashion. The 3yo filly jumped well but was quietly ridden to take a sit before making her way through and past the field with ease, her best work coming over the final 200m as she just cruised to and through the line, winning in the second fastest time of the morning. She was a beaten $2.10 SP favourite on debut by Sorel Rising who then went to Flemington and ran a 3.6L 5th behind Elkington Road, which is certainly some handy form when you also take into account the 4.25L gap to 3rd. She's got more than enough talent this filly and we're keen to follow her.
Considering the quality of opposition and the fact that they clocked the fastest time of the morning, ANGEL OF BOOM was super when finishing a close 3rd in Heat 3 on Dec 7. The 4yo mare has been solid in her career despite not having that maiden win yet, placing in 5x of her 6x career starts. She's had a change of stables to the brand new Dylan Dunn yard, putting in a very solid bit of work in her first jump out back this preparation as she just cruised to the line. We want to keep an eye on her into another jump out before debuting for the new yard.
LADY OF SAVOY was a nice winner of Heat 6 on Dec 7, albeit in the slowest time of the morning. The 2yo filly was a $320k purchase earlier this year, so certainly some expectations and she looks to have at least some of the talent to match that price tag, responding to riding her late to extend away and win. Bit of a query on the times but visually this was a nice jump out.
GLOBAL KING got a lovely run along the rail in Heat 7 on Dec 7 and was too strong late, winning comfortably under minimal pressure but doing so in slowish time for the morning. While he cut the inside and got the rails run, PRIDING was on the outside fence and wide throughout but still closed well into 3rd place without ever being asked. Both of these 3yo's are worth keeping an eye on.
HAMILTON - 7 December 2022
SASSY ANGEL would've easily led in Heat 6 on Dec 7 if she wasn't so heavily restrained in at least the first half of the heat, overracing as a result but still travelling comfortably at the same time. She was never asked to extend and just cruised to the line, finishing 2nd but if you watch past the line, she really extends and gets going late, which is what you love to see. A 3yo Reward For Effort filly, she won a Nov 29 jump out well over 800m and on the back of this 1000m bit of work, she's ready to go to the races.
We have to follow BEST LIFE second up. First up at Geelong over 1500m she missed the kick by over 5L but still managed to finish 3L off the winner after having a horrid run after that blundered start. She went around in Heat 4 on Dec 7 as per the Stewards request, jumping cleanly and just travelling very quietly out the back. She should be winning a maiden.
GEELONG - 7 December 2022
VALLENCOURT has been keeping it simple at the jump outs, jumping and leading throughout to win both her Nov 23 jump out and Heat 2 on Dec 7. Will be a query on her being very one dimensional in that she does just lead and have the one pace, hence the jump out wins, but going to keep an eye on her to see if she could be worth a spec first up.
TRARALGON - 8 December 2022
DAZZLING LUCY closed superbly to win Heat 7 on Dec 8 under minimal jockey pressure, holding off Kentucky Casanova and clocking the second fastest time of the morning in the process. She's a 66-rated 4yo mare so heading to a BM64 first up would be an ideal scenario.
MEMPHIS SHADOW closed really well from last in Heat 8 on Dec 8 having been the clear widest runner around the bend and in the straight, he was still full of running late. He's done this in previous jump outs too, closing well from a midfield settling position in a Nov 23 jump out over 900m at Mornington, the winner Shaime since running 4th at Moe. Keeping an eye on where this 3yo American Pharaoh gelding goes on debut.
AVOCA - 9 December 2022
A super jump out from FRENCH WITNESS, taking out Heat 3 on Dec 9 where she got a lovely run with cover along the rail throughout before popping out to the middle of the track around the bend and coming home really nicely while under a strong hold, albeit clocking slow time for the morning. The 3yo Star Witness filly won a previous jump out on Dec 1 as well where she got a similar run but was pushed out late to win. She's looked nice at the jump outs and can run well on debut.
Maher & Eustace could have another nice USA import on their hands in SUBCONSCIOUS. He's an un-race 5yo gelding that had his first jump out back on Nov 7 over 1000m where he led throughout and was too strong late, holding off Extra Elusive and a fast finishing Nancho. He was given a bit of a freshen up, returning in Heat 13 on Dec 9, again over 1000m and again leading throughout alongside stablemate Running On Time (who broke her maiden on debut only 3 weeks ago). He was asked to extend as they came into the straight and that he did, opening up a little margin before being put away late. A pair of nice jump outs now and while we'd probably like to see another before the debut because of that break in between, he looks ready to go to the races and be very competitive.
Super win by CRAFT STAR in his second career jump out, taking out Heat 7 on Dec 9 impressively. The 3yo Starcraft colt sat at the back of the field before really getting going around the bend, coming out wide and powering home down the middle of the track to win very comfortably while being given a relatively easy time. He had a jump out back on Oct 27 that was won in similar circumstances, again coming down the middle of the track to win well. A $45k buy, he's a nice moving colt that likely has another jump out before debuting.
ILIAD made very good ground from last and although she's technically finished 5th of 5 in Heat 11 on Dec 9, she was making very good ground past the line. Nice first jump out this preparation so keeping an eye on her.
DENNIS CHOUX has looked quite solid in all three of his jump outs now. The un-raced 5yo gelding cruised to the line in a Nov 16 jump out win over 900m before stepping out over 1000m on Dec 1 where he drifted to last and was ridden out to close into 2nd but a long way behind the winner in Irish Consort. He went around again over 1000m in Heat 15 on Dec 9 where he got a lovely trailing position along the rail before getting the gap late and closing well, making good ground past the line as well. He's an un-raced 5yo but certainly doesn't look to be short of racing ability.
FLEMINGTON - 9 December 2022
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PRINCESS HALO just cruised to the line in a Nov 18 jump out behind some nice horses in Zac De Boss, Super Thief and Jezoulenko before dropping back to a maiden grade jump out on Dec 2 where she led and was solid to the line but overran late by one that we're also keen on in Bel Air. Given a third jump out, the filly was a class above in Heat 5 on Dec 9 where she again led and then when asked for a little bit of an effort late, opened up a nice margin on the field to record a reasonably dominant victory in the end. She looks to be a nice moving filly and is worth following on debut.
SASSY ANNA was only fair in her Dec 2 jump out, but took improvement into Heat 1 on Dec 9, cruising to and through the line when finishing 2nd to Naboo Star, albeit in the slowest time for the morning. She's got lovely form from her debut now too, finishing 2nd to Shalaman by only 0.8L where she clocked the 5th fastest L200m of the meeting. Now a 3yo filly, she looks to have come back improved but her first jump out and slow time here has us cautious, so one to monitor.
Sandy Prince won Heat 4 on Dec 9 but there were a few 3yo's that finished around him that we want to keep an eye on.
IVAN'S HERO was the pick of these. The 3yo colt was beaten a nose on debut before going to Sandown where Aft Cabin bolted in. Spelled following that run, he returned in Heat 4 on Dec 9 and was super when under a strong hold, matching motors with Sandy Prince past the line. Big fan of this colt and keen to follow him into another jump out.
BIG WATCH was 4th and he's a 3yo colt who also has some nice form from his debut run. He was was 3rd to Boogie Dancer and Jenny Jerome after travelling wide throughout, clocking the second fastest L200m of the meeting in the process and running straight past subsequent winners in Commodity and Freeways. He just cruised here in Heat 4 on Dec 9, being his first jump out back and pardon the pun, is a big watch…
Like the stable change for HERE TO SHOCK who's always been a favourite of ours. He's always shown heaps of talent and now being with Lindsay Park, he might go to another level. He won Heat 7 on Dec 9 in his first jump out for the stable impressively, clocking nice time for the morning in the process.
DETORON was solid in Heat 10 on Dec 9, her third second jump out this preparation. She had a quietly ridden Nov 25 jump out that saw her finish 4th when cruising to the line under a hold, which wasn't the case in this latest jump out where she was pushed out over the concluding stages and asked to extend, of which she did as she was doing her best work through and past the line. A $180k daughter of Toronado, like that she responded to the riding and was able to extend so wanting to keep an eye on where she goes on debut.
WARWICK FARM - 5 December 2022
COMPETITON was super in Trial 2 on Dec 5 over the 1175m. He jumped well, but Nash took him to a clear last and was easily 15L off the leader but once he angled out into the middle of the track, he closed superbly to only go down by 2.06L and he did so under no jockey pressure. Keep an eye out for the gear changes for when he heads back to the races cause this was quite a good trial.
KEMBLA GRANGE - 7 December 2022
CAPITOL QUEEN had Russian Conquest covered in a Jul 18 trial and we know she's a talented filly. She then went to Warwick Farm on Aug 5 before a spell, returning in Trial 9 on Dec 7 where she was wide throughout, cruising to the line in 2nd place but never asked for an effort. Solid return, a filly worth following into another trial.
PARTY DOLL can't have done much more at the trials ahead of her debut. She won a 800m trial at Gosford on Nov 21 where she sat off the leader and closed really well late down the middle of the track, clocking the second fastest time of the morning in the process. The 2nd horse has since ran 4th and the 3rd horse has since ran 6th, so only fair form. She then stopped out over 790m here at Kembla Grange, winning Trial 13 on Dec 7 by 5L in the clear fastest time of the morning. She began really well here, pushed forward to lead before being challenged on the inside but she was too good late, kicking away for a very comfortable win despite not actually being put under pressure, eased down late. We always have a bit of a query on those that trial well over only 800m, which is the same here but she's looked good enough and one of those 900m maidens in NSW could be really suitable.
ROSEHILL - 8 December 2022
Quite liked LAZZAGO from her first trial on Nov 29 on Canterbury where she settled a clear last and closed super into 3rd place. She was back at the trials, this time at Rosehill where she settled a lot closer in the one out one back position before again showing that nice closing speed to get up and win, clocking the fastest time of the morning in the process. A daughter of Capitalist, she was a $460k purchase and looks to move well.
PASSEGGIATA is a previous feature of our reviews from her prep as a late 2yo having won trials on Jun 3 and Jun 20, that latest one on Jun 20 a 8.39L win in the second fastest time of the morning at 53.23s behind Shades Of Rose's 53.09s, which is flying. She didn't make it to the races that prep, given more time and returning here in Trial 11 on Dec 8 as a 3yo where she picked up where she left off. She showed tremendous early speed to lead very easily but doing so with the mouth open as she wanted to go on with it. Tim Clark kept her under a hold and she just cruised to the line, recording a dominant win but then watching past the line, she was still extending which is what you want to see. A $130k purchase from the 2021 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale, she looks a speedy and talented daughter of Winning Rupert.
A lovely first trial by the Zoustar filly DIVOTS, sitting off the leader throughout Trial 12 on Dec 8 before popping out at the top of the straight and getting over the top with ease to win comfortably.
OTI bought STEP ASIDE following a lovely NZ trial win back on Oct 14. Now in Australia, he's brought his winning trial form with him as he won a Nov 29 trial nicely before winning Trial 14 on Dec 8. The time was slow for the morning, which is a slight query, but like the way he stuck the head out and responded to a bit of urging from Tommy Berry. Monitoring where he pops up on debut.
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The move has not been announced by the team or its parent club, the St. Louis Cardinals. It was initially reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and stlsportspage.com.
Johnson, a 37-year-old native of Germantown, spent last season on staff with the Durham Bulls. He will replace Stubby Clapp, who was promoted to the Cardinals' staff where he will serve as first base coach after leading the Redbirds to back-to-back Pacific Coast League championships.
Johnson was a fourth-round draft pick of the Cardinals in 1999. He was traded to the San Diego Padres the next year. The outfielder spent parts of three seasons (2005-07) with the Padres and Mets, hitting .230 in 222 career at-bats. His best Major League season came in 2006, when he hit .250 with four home runs and 12 runs batted in.
In 2005, Johnson was named the Padres' minor league Player of the Year after hitting .312 with 25 home runs.


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In anticipation of the new Gilmore Girls, I've been going through a list of some of the better episodes from the original run. Broadcast from 2000-2007, it ended right around the time smartphones came out. What strikes me as interesting is how tone deaf the show is to the internet, both technologically and culturally. It reminds me of one of my favorite shows, NewsRadio, which had a similar obliviousness. NewsRadio, however, came out in the mid-90s, so it had a bit more of an excuse.

Part of it stems from the writers being out of touch with youth. You look at the way teenagers are portrayed and you realize that the teenagers you are looking at are not approximations of real life teenagers, but a bizarre projection of the adult writers' ideal version of a teenager. For example, the genre of rap music is completely non-existent. All of the teenagers listen to punk, alternative, college rock, etc.

It doesn't detract too much from the show, but I wonder how much change to expect in the portrayal of technology in the upcoming series. The 1990s and 2000s may have been peak internet ignorance. I'm assuming by now even the most insulated people have more or less caught up.

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Sundance Film Festival will be coming to Lawrence in January 2022
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The Sundance Film festival is coming to Kansas.
Mama.film of Wichita, Kansas is partnering with Sundance Satellite Screen for the second year to bring their array of independent films to Lawrence, Kansas next year. The festival will be held on the final weekend of the Sundance festival at Liberty Hall, located on Massachusetts St. in downtown Lawrence. It will run from Friday, January 28 to Sunday, January 30 and will show a specially curated selection of the Sundance films.
Liberty Hall is one of only seven independently owned theaters to be selected nationwide. The Sundance Festival is the country's most prestigious film festival, and happens in the mountains outside Salt Lake City.
"We're thrilled to be partnering with the Sundance Institute again to bring festival selections to Kansas," said Lela Meadow-Conner, founder and CEO of mama.film. "In 2021 we had the opportunity to bring Sundance Film Festival Films to Wichita and in 2022, we're road tripping to Lawrence to screen films at the historic Liberty Hall, and we look forward to celebrating independent film with this community."
Mama.film also plans to use the festival to bring together the film communities of Kansas and the Kansas City area for a convening of education and networking over Sundance's closing weekend.
Anyone interested in participating in the Sundance Film Festival in-person is required to be fully vaccinated and wear a mask inside every venue. Tickets and film information will be available through the Liberty Hall box office later this year.
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Effective scheduling of equipment and services all play a role in improving technician performance. An obvious and logical place to start is with a solid staffing plan – one that considers technician availability based on projected workloads and fleet maintenance needs. Flexibility is also key to minimising disruptions caused by sick days, holidays and other absences in addition to seasonal issues, planned campaigns and recalls.
By serving as a central location for technicians to manage and complete daily tasks, the tool includes time sheets, service and inspection documents and workshop audits. It then turns management information into real-time actionable data relating to performance and productivity of staff and resource utilisation.
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Portugal. The Man is an American psychedelic rock band based in Portland, but originally from Wasilla, Alaska. The group released their first two albums with Fearless Records. They also released material on their own imprint Approaching AIRballoons through indie label Equal Vision Records. They signed to Atlantic Records on April 2, 2010. The members of Portugal. The Man (with the exception of Jason Sechrist, who was born in Portland, Oregon, and Ryan Neighbors, who grew up in Salem, Oregon) were all born and raised in Alaska. Around August 2002, the band Anatomy of a Ghost was formed after Gourley moved to Portland, having had no previous singing experience. Anatomy of A Ghost quickly gained popularity, but before long, the group broke up. Portugal. The Man was originally started as John Gourley's side project, with Carothers playing bass. Before they had a drummer, they used drum machines and synth-loops as the backing beat. Gourley and Carothers teamed up with Wesley Hubbard, Nick Klein (former guitar tech for Anatomy of Ghost) and Harvey Tumbleson, and formed Portugal. The Man. The band left Alaska and went to Portland with the intent of recording and touring
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UCSB Hosts Hawaii for a Chance at History
April 29, 2016 at 5:00 am by Jorge Mercado
The No. 20 UCSB baseball team will look to continue the passion it displayed after Tuesday's emotional extra inning win when it takes on conference opponent Hawaii this weekend for a three game series.
As another player slides into second base, Clay Fisher catches the ball. Dustin Harris / Daily Nexus
The Gauchos host their visitors boasting a 26-10-1 record, 5-4 Big West, and currently stand at fourth in the conference. The Rainbow Warriors come to beautiful, sunny, Santa Barbara with an 18-20 overall record, but have faired better in conference play with a 7-5 record.
After starting the season red hot in non-conference play and skyrocketing up the national rankings, conference play has been a bit more difficult for the No. 20 team in the nation.
After sweeping CSUN, the Gauchos were swept by green rival Cal Poly. They will now look to avenge their rough start to conference play when it takes on a solid opponent Hawaii.
Last season, Santa Barbara won the series after taking two of three from the Rainbow Warriors but is losing the series history which stands at 17-10. However, in recent years the Gauchos have taken 10 of the last 15 games.
Currently, UCSB is in the midst of a 13-game home winning streak and if it can take the first two games from Hawaii it will set a new school record for most consecutive home wins, 15.
Santa Barbara is also off to its best record at home start in school history at 17-1 beating its previous mark of 16-2 which was set in 1984.
In order to pull off the upset and beat an almost unbeatable Gaucho team at home, the Rainbow Warriors will need to rely on senior star Jacob Sheldon-Collins.
Currently, the shortstop has the second best batting average in the Big West with a .401, is tied for the conference leads in hits (57), and leads the team in on-base percentage (.443) and runs scored (20).
He is helped by freshman catcher Kekai Rios who has the sixth best batting average in the Big West at .339. This season, the young Hawaii native has also hit a game-winning home run this season. Sophomore first baseman Eric Ramirez leads the team in RBI with 26.
These great hitters will be facing off against pitcher Shane Bieber. The junior currently has a 3.30 ERA with a 7-2 record.
Bieber has pitched three straight complete games with the last one being his worst after going eight innings allowing seven runs and 13 hits. He will look to turnaround his performance and hopefully tie his career high, eighth win of the season.
The pitcher will also look to be helped by the great hitting staff of the Gauchos. Coming off a solid game on Tuesday is second baseman J.J. Muno.
The sophomore went 2-4 (.500) with two runs scored including the game-winner in the eleventh inning. He is tied for the team lead in home runs with four on the season and currently bats .269.
Another solid hitter is designated hitter/first baseman Austin Bush. The redshirt sophomore is first in RBI (26), first in slugging percentage (.475) and third in batting average (.308).
This weekend will be an interesting one for the Gauchos as they will need to go back to their winning ways and make a splash in conference play.
They were projected to finish fourth in the Big West in the preseason poll, however, the talent this team has and the determination it has displayed proves they have the capability to finish much, much higher.
UCSB faces-off against Hawaii Friday, April 29 at 3 p.m. at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium. Saturday's and Sunday's game will be at the same location but at 2 p.m. and 1 p.m. respectively.
[Correction: A previous version of this article said the Gauchos needed to sweep the weekend series to set the school record for most consecutive wins at home. The Gauchos only need to win the first two games to reach 15 straight wins, beating the previous school record of 14.]
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The occupants of the vehicle are suspects in multiple armed robberies in the Eugene area.
JEFFERSON, Ore. -- A St. Helens woman suspected in two armed robberies in Eugene died in a crash near Albany Thursday night following a police pursuit.
Police said Amber Lynn Mosey, 30, was the primary suspect in the Sip Drive Thru Espresso Bar and Anna's Deli robberies. Passengers Carmen Lewis, 31, of Eugene and Christopher Arrington, 35, of Portland were taken to the Salem Hospital with serious injuries.
Oregon State Police tried to stop the car on Interstate 5 near Albany at about 6:20 p.m. because it had been reported stolen from the Valley River Center that day. Mosey sped off, leading police on a chase.
Mosey lost control of the vehicle on Hochspeier Road near the intersection with Highway 164, and the car rolled several times.
Anna's Deli on Royal Avenue in Eugene was robbed at gunpoint at about 2 a.m. on Tuesday by a masked woman, police said. The next day, at about 6 a.m. the Sip Drive Thru Espresso Bar on West 11th Avenue was robbed of cash and food at gunpoint by a masked woman driving a red Honda Civic.
Police said that vehicle was found in the 1300 block of Acorn Park on Wednesday after the coffee kiosk robbery. It was stolen outside Eugene police's jurisdiction on Monday. A property crimes detective identified Mosey as the suspect.
Property crimes detectives learned of the crash involving the stolen vehicle on Thursday and responded to aid OSP with the investigation, identifying the driver as Mosey. A loaded gun was found inside the vehicle.


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Baroka Football Club (FC) chairman, Khurishi Mphahlele has responded to the allegations claiming that his team was on sale.
The club noted with disquiet, the unfortunate rumours of the sale of their club.
According to the chairman, those reports were blatant lies.
"The club is not sold and not on sale," said Mphahlele.
He denies that mogul from Giyani had bought the club and finalised the deal on Monday night.
"I don't know anything about selling the club unless if somebody is selling it somewhere," he said.
"There's no way where I can wake up in the middle of the night and decide to sell the team, no way," Baroka boss explained.
Mphahelele maintained that he is the only one who has power to sell the team and he has no idea of selling it.
"It's fake story. It's a lie. It's untrue. Actually they are dreaming," he consecutively reiterated
He had backed up his sentiments mentioning the fact that he is now developing fitness training.
"Construction is underway in the village to develop fitness training because this team have a long way future," said Mphahlele
He lambasted the allegations says no one has ever came forward regarding purchasing the club
"It's an urgent aiming to destabilise the team because we are doing the good things. When you do better things and people who can't do them start to badmouth at you," he emphasised.
"Look now the Nedbank cup is going to start and we are complying with the Premier Soccer League demands. We've got the potential to win another trophy," said Bakgaga manager
He said a challenge is the institution of growing.
Meanwhile PSL chairman Doctor Irvin Khoza said they have unanimously agreed that the games resume on August 8.
"It's all system go. We have a compliance officer. All the clubs except one have complied. If you don't comply, you are out," Khoza explained
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South African Football Association (SAFA) has welcomed the decision by the PSL to resume the 2019/20 season.
"I would like to thank the NSL chairman and the BoG helping put this matter to rest. We will now witness the ultimate and fair conclusion to the season," said SAFA president, Danny Jordaan.
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POLICE LAUNCH MANHUNT FOR A MAN WHO ALLEGEDLY MURDERED A WOMAN AND HER TODDLER AT A LODGE
POLOKWANE : The South African Police Service in Mahwelereng outside Mokopane have launched a massive manhunt of a suspect who is allegedly involved on two counts of murder, following the gruesome discovery of a woman and a two year old child who were found murdered on Thursday, 14 January 2021 at a Lodge along the R518 road between Mokopane and Marken road, near Masodi village.
It is alleged that on Tuesday, 12 January 2021 at about 19:00, a man and woman with a two year old child were dropped off at the gate of the lodge by a grey unknown motor vehicle.
Apparently, the trio rented a room for overnight accommodation without providing their personal information and promised the receptionist that they will check out the next day, on Wednesday 13 January 2021 at 09:00.
The following day, the receptionist was surprised to see no signs of the visitors and thought that they left the premises. Today on Thursday, 14 January 2021, she decided to go and open the rented room with the aim of cleaning it.
Upon arrival, the receptionist was shocked to discover a woman in her twenties and the toddler strangled to death with their hands tied from the back and their bodies being in a state of decomposition. Furthermore, there was no presence of the male who came to the lodge with the two deceased.
The Police were immediately notified, reacted swiftly and started with their initial investigations.
The motive behind this incident is not clear at this stage but domestic violence may not be ruled out.
The deceased are reported to have no identification and are still unknown but the Police investigations are currently underway to identify and locate their family.
The Provincial Commissioner of the South African Police Service in Limpopo Lieutenant General Nneke Ledwaba has instructed that the 72 hour activation plan to track down the suspect be implemented forthwith.
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Ostrów Wielkopolski należy do .

Najważniejsze imprezy kulturalne

W Ostrowie odbywają się imprezy o zasięgu . Są to między innymi:
 Międzynarodowe Biennale Małej Formy Graficznej i Exlibrisu (Muzeum Miasta, Klub Nauczyciela) od 1985 oraz
 Międzynarodowa Wystawa Ekslibrisu Muzycznego (Kino Komeda, pałac w Antoninie)
 Jazz w Muzeum od 1994 oraz
 Muzeum Jazz Festiwal od 1996 (Muzeum Miasta Ostrowa, Kino Komeda)
 Konfrontacje Chopinowskie oraz
 Międzynarodowy Festiwal "Chopin w barwach jesieni" (Kino Komeda, pałac książąt Radziwiłłów w Antoninie) od 1982
 Ogólnopolski Festiwal Teatrów Niezależnych (synagoga, Centrum Ostrów)
 Ogólnopolskie Biennale Fotografii w Technikach Specjalnych Remis (Galeria Sztuki Współczesnej) od 1977
 Spotkania Muzyki Dawnej Chanterelle Festiwal (konkatedra, Kino Komeda, Zamek w Gołuchowie od 1993
 Reggae na Piaskach (na wolnym powietrzu - Park Kultury i Wypoczynku Piaski-Szczygliczka) oraz
 Ogólnopolski Festiwal "Etno–Eko Fest" (na wolnym powietrzu - Park Kultury i Wypoczynku Piaski-Szczygliczka) od 2003
 Jimiway Blues Festiwal (Centrum Ostrów) www.jimiway.pl
 Blues na Klubowej (sala klubowa Centrum Ostrów)
 Wszystko Jest Poezją (Centrum Ostrów)
 Gawęda Wielkopolska
 Salon Plastyki Egeria (Galeria Sztuki Współczesnej, Synagoga) od 1990
 Jacy Jesteśmy (Galeria Sztuki Współczesnej), wystawa ostrowskiego środowiska plastycznego, od 1998
 Festiwal Filmów na Slajdach (synagoga) w Nadstawkach i sąsiednim Odolanowie 2000-2004, w Ostrowie od 2005
 Maratony Teatralne (Scena Dramatyczna Centrum Ostrów)
 Festiwal Działań Ulicznych "Grajcy" (na wolnym powietrzu, Rynek) od 2005
 Festiwal Piosenki Harcerskiej i Turystycznej (Centrum Ostrów)
 Przegląd Filmów Animowanych (Centrum Ostrów) od 2004
 Ogólnopolski Przegląd Filmów Przyrodniczych (Centrum Ostrów)
 Ogólnopolski Przegląd Chórów Nauczycielskich (org. Polski Związek Chórów i Orkiestr w Ostrowie Wielkopolskim) od 1993
 Letni Festiwal Orkiestr Dętych Południowej Wielkopolski (na wolnym powietrzu, Rynek w Ostrowie, Główny Rynek w Kaliszu) od 2006
a także:

 Ostrowski Festiwal Nauki (Zespół Szkół Technicznych, Zespół Szkół Ponadgimnazjalnych-CKU w Przygodzicach) od 2005, II edycja pod patronatem honorowym Ministra Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego

Centra kultury
 Spośród różnorodnych instytucji kulturalnych największe znaczenie mają trzy: Centrum Kultury Komeda, Centrum Ostrów oraz Powiatowa Galeria Sztuki Współczesnej. Oprócz instytucji znaczącą rolę animatorską odgrywają stowarzyszenia kulturalne (chopinowskie, śpiewacze - miasto posiada bogate tradycje chóralne, teatry amatorskie i in.).

 Centrum Ostrów (amatorska scena dramatyczna, scena impresaryjna i kinowa, scena klubowa, Restauracja Literacka, Galeria Na Dole, Miejska Biblioteka Publiczna im. Rowińskiego)
 teatry amatorskie (Scena Dramatyczna Centrum Ostrów, Teatr Czar(ny) MDK i in.)
 synagoga wykorzystywana jako scena impresaryjna (Ogólnopolski Festiwal Teatrów Niezależnych)
 Powiatowa Galeria Sztuki Współczesnej
 Galeria Na Pięterku
 Galeria u Szewca
 Galeria "13"
 miejsca pełniące funkcje galerii promocyjnych, wystawiające także prace młodych ostrowskich artystów:
 sala operacyjna Banku Ochrony Środowiska
 Muzeum Miasta Ostrowa
 "Galeria u Rzeźnika" (prace więźniów z ostrowskiego aresztu śledczego)

Muzea
 Uzupełnieniem oferty kulturalnej miasta są cztery muzea.

 Muzeum Miasta Ostrowa WielkopolskiegoWystawy stałe i czasowe, zbiory głównie historyczne, bogaty zbiór starych pocztówek związanych z miastem i regionem; goszczące największe sławy polskiego, ale także międzynarodowego jazzu, koncerty corocznego "Muzeum Jazz Festiwal" (wcześniej także cykliczne "Jazz w Muzeum", przeniesione w 2005 roku do kina Komeda), coroczne Międzynarodowe Biennale Małej Formy Graficznej i Ex-librisu (bogate zbiory), od 2005 roku oddział w Starej Przepompowni (w trakcie organizacji).
 Skansen Pszczelarski im. Marty i Edwarda PawlakówPosiada zbiory tematyczne oraz liczne ule, często bardzo oryginalne i bogato zdobione (m.in. stylizowane na ratusze ostrowski i sulmierzycki).
 Muzeum Garnizonu Ostrowskiego
 dawny konwikt arcybiskupi -  Pracownia Artystyczno-Konserwatorska Diecezji Kaliskiej i Muzeum

Kultura w Ostrowie Wielkopolskim

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Nicétas Chôniatès lecteur de lui-même : les mécanismes de l'emprunt interne dans l'œuvre d'un haut lettré byzantin
Kentron. 2014;30:109-128 DOI 10.4000/kentron.509
Journal Title: Kentron
ISSN: 0765-0590 (Print); 2264-1459 (Online)
Publisher: Presses universitaires de Caen
LCC Subject Category: History (General) and history of Europe | Language and Literature
Country of publisher: France
Language of fulltext: French
Full-text formats available: HTML
Stanislas Kuttner-Homs
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The current article attempts to present and to estimate the mechanisms and the goals of self-quotation (i.e the fact for an author to quote himself) in the XIIth-century-Byzantine historian and Court orator Niketas Choniates' works. The starting point of this essay is an ekphrasis of a bronze statue of Helen of Troy, inserted in one of the last Niketas' opus, the so-called De signis, which relates the destruction of antiques by the new masters of Constantinople and founders of the Latin Empire which occured in 1206. This description is structured by homeric epithets, applied in the epic to goddesses, but applied through the various texts composed by Niketas between 1195 and 1208 (the History; the Discourses) to the foreign empresses who reigned over Byzantium during the XIIth century: Anna of France, Maria of Antioch, Margareth of Hungary. Finding the keys of interpretation of these earlier texts in the Helen of Troy's ekphrasis, this essay tries to highlight the historiographical method and the aesthetics of Niketas Choniates, which seem to be organized around a mirror vision of History where the Fourth crusade plays the role of the expedition waged against Troy and the plunder of Constantinople the role of a new Iliou persis.
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Zeds Dead to Debut New Album After Imagine Music Festival Performance
(The dynamic duo of Zeds Dead comes to Atlanta for the Imagine Music Festival, 26 -28 August 2016. Photo by Hannah Snider.)
Zeds Dead, one of the many artists performing at next month's Imagine Music Festival, will debut their new album Northern Lights soon after the duo brings the beats to Atlanta.
The album, released on the duo's newly formed Deadbeats label, features an array of collaborations including but not limited to Pusha T, Diplo, Elliphant, Twin Shadow, Rivers Cuomo, Jadakiss, Styles P, and more to be revealed.
"There is something undeniably captivating about the night sky," said Zeds Dead. "It's almost like a direct projection of the unknown. The phenomenon of the Northern lights serves as a stark contrast to this --something vibrant and beautiful emerging from this darkness.
"It's a cross roads where we feel a lot of our music exists and its something that we really wanted to further explore with our debut album and live tour. We can't wait to bring you into this world over the next few months."
Tickets are still available for Imagine, which will be held over three days (26 - 28 August 2016) at Atlanta Motor Speedway
Labels: Entertainment, music, News


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Jesse MacLachlan (born March 26, 1990) is an American politician who served in the Connecticut House of Representatives from the 35th district from 2015 to 2021.

References

1990 births
Living people
Republican Party members of the Connecticut House of Representatives
21st-century American politicians


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Home » News » Your conduct, an embarrassment to democracy, angry judge blasts DSS
Your conduct, an embarrassment to democracy, angry judge blasts DSS
Justice Nnamdi Dimgba of the Federal High Court, Abuja, on Friday berated the Department of State Services (DSS) for flouting an order of the court to remand a defendant in prison.
DSS boss Daura
Justice Dimgba had ordered that a retired Air Commodore, Umar Mohammed, who was arraigned before him on Thursday, be remanded in Kuje Prison pending the hearing of his bail application.
But the DSS failed to produce him in court on Friday while his counsel argued his bail application.
Dimgba said he took strong exception to the service's disregard of the court's order by keeping the defendant in its custody, describing it as an embarrassment to democracy.
His words: "I take a strong exception to this type of behaviour; when the court orders that someone be kept in prison custody, the person ought to be kept in prison and not in the office.
"If the people at the DSS want to become judge and do their job as well, I am ready to vacate my office for them, but as long as I am still here, I take an exception to them flouting the orders of the court.
"Once processes have been filed in court, it is no longer in their hands and the order of the court must be obeyed."
He asked the prosecuting counsel, E.A Orji, to convey the grievances of the court to the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice
The judge adjourned ruling on the bail application until 2 p.m.
Counsel to Mr. Mohammed, Hassan Liman, had told the court that the SSS whisked Mr. Mohammed away immediately after the court proceedings ended on Thursday.
But the prosecuting counsel explained that the defendant was taken to the SSS office for some documentation.
Mr. Mohammed is charged with money laundering, possession of fire arms and violation of provision of Official Secret Act.
The defendant is a retired Air Force officer and was a member of the presidential team investigating the arms deal in the country.
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"Flexibility"
Envision is all about missional equipping and development. Because of this, we spend the first two days of teams' trip and the first week...
Discipleship through Parenting
Have you ever thought about how you lead others? Author Mike Breen says, "Christians could be called shepherds from behind, sheep from...
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As I look back at my time as an Envision intern at Aroma the last three months, I'm amazed at how much the Lord has shown me. Here are...
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package com.example.astex.test.ViewHolders;

import android.graphics.Bitmap;
import android.graphics.BitmapFactory;
import android.os.AsyncTask;
import android.support.v7.widget.AppCompatImageView;
import android.support.v7.widget.RecyclerView;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.LinearLayout;
import android.widget.TextView;

import com.example.astex.test.R;
import com.github.aakira.expandablelayout.ExpandableRelativeLayout;

import java.io.InputStream;
import java.lang.reflect.Array;
import java.text.ParseException;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Date;

import de.hdodenhof.circleimageview.CircleImageView;
import models.Treatments.IssueModel;
import network.CancerWeb;

/**
 * Created by AsTex on 29.06.2016.
 */

public class IssueAdapter extends RecyclerView.Adapter<IssueAdapter.IssueViewHolder> {
    private ArrayList<IssueModel> issues = new ArrayList<>();
    public static class IssueViewHolder extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder {
        TextView header;
        ExpandableRelativeLayout expandableRelativeLayout;
        TextView size;
        TextView colorModification;
        TextView surface;
        TextView bleeding;
        TextView lymph;
        TextView patientComment;
        TextView answerDate;
        TextView answerContent;
        TextView drAnswer;
        LinearLayout imageWrapper;
        View splitter;

        IssueViewHolder(View itemView) {
            super(itemView);
            header =(TextView)itemView.findViewById(R.id.header);
            //expandableRelativeLayout = (ExpandableRelativeLayout)itemView.findViewById(R.id.expandableLayout);
            size =(TextView)itemView.findViewById(R.id.size);
            colorModification =(TextView)itemView.findViewById(R.id.colorModification);
            surface =(TextView)itemView.findViewById(R.id.surface);
            bleeding =(TextView)itemView.findViewById(R.id.bleeding);
            lymph =(TextView)itemView.findViewById(R.id.lymph);
            patientComment =(TextView)itemView.findViewById(R.id.patientComment);
            answerDate =(TextView)itemView.findViewById(R.id.answerDate);
            answerContent =(TextView)itemView.findViewById(R.id.answerContent);
            drAnswer =(TextView)itemView.findViewById(R.id.drAnswer);
            imageWrapper =(LinearLayout) itemView.findViewById(R.id.image_wrapper);
            splitter = itemView.findViewById(R.id.splitter);
        }
    }
    public IssueAdapter(ArrayList<IssueModel> issues){
        this.issues = issues;
    }
    @Override
    public IssueViewHolder onCreateViewHolder(ViewGroup parent, int viewType) {
        View v = LayoutInflater.from(parent.getContext()).inflate(R.layout.layout_issue_view, parent, false);
        IssueViewHolder ivh = new IssueViewHolder(v);
        return ivh;
    }

    @Override
    public void onBindViewHolder(final IssueViewHolder holder, int position) {
        holder.setIsRecyclable(false);
//        holder.expandableRelativeLayout.initLayout(false);
        // expandableRelativeLayout.collapse();
        /*holder.header.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View v) {
               holder.expandableRelativeLayout.toggle();
            }
        });
        */
        IssueModel issue = issues.get(position);

        SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");
        Date dt = new Date();
        try {
            dt = sdf.parse(issue.created);
        } catch (ParseException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        SimpleDateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("dd.MM.yyyy");
        holder.header.setText("Обращение от " + df.format(dt));

        holder.size.setText("Размер: "+issue.size);
        String colorMod = "";
        //holder.expandableRelativeLayout.setExpanded(false);
        switch (issue.colorModification){
            case "Darker": colorMod ="темнее";break;
            case "Brighter": colorMod ="светлее";break;
            case "No changes": colorMod ="без изменений";break;
        }
        holder.colorModification.setText("Изменения в цвете: "+colorMod);
        holder.surface.setText("Изменения в цвете: "+issue.surface);
        String bleeding = "";
        switch (issue.bleeding){
            case "Yes": bleeding = "да";
            case "No": bleeding = "нет";
        }
        holder.surface.setText("Наличие кровотечения: "+bleeding);

        String lymph = "";
        switch (issue.lymphEnlarging){
            case "Yes": lymph = "да";
            case "No": lymph = "нет";
        }
        holder.lymph.setText("Увеличенные лимфоузлы: " + lymph);

        holder.patientComment.setText("Комментарий: " + issue.patientComment);

        if(issue.comment!=null){
            holder.answerDate.setText("Дата ответа: 07.07.2016");
            holder.answerContent.setText(issue.comment.comment);
        } else{
            holder.answerDate.setVisibility(View.GONE);
            holder.answerContent.setVisibility(View.GONE);
            holder.drAnswer.setVisibility(View.GONE);
            holder.splitter.setVisibility(View.GONE);
        }

        for(int i=0;i<issue.images.size();i++){
            AppCompatImageView iv = new AppCompatImageView(holder.imageWrapper.getContext());
            holder.imageWrapper.addView(iv);
            LinearLayout.LayoutParams llParams = new LinearLayout.LayoutParams(260,260);
            llParams.setMargins(30,30,30,30);
            iv.setLayoutParams(llParams);
            DownloadImageTask dit = new DownloadImageTask(iv);
            dit.execute(CancerWeb.BASE_URL + "images/"+issue.images.get(i));

        }
    }
    @Override
    public void onAttachedToRecyclerView(RecyclerView recyclerView) {
        super.onAttachedToRecyclerView(recyclerView);
    }
    @Override
    public int getItemCount() {
        return issues.size();
    }

    private class DownloadImageTask extends AsyncTask<String, Void, Bitmap> {
        AppCompatImageView bmImage;

        public DownloadImageTask(AppCompatImageView bmImage) {
            this.bmImage = bmImage;
        }

        protected Bitmap doInBackground(String... urls) {
            String urldisplay = urls[0];
            Bitmap mIcon11 = null;
            try {
                InputStream in = new java.net.URL(urldisplay).openStream();
                mIcon11 = BitmapFactory.decodeStream(in);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                Log.e("Error", e.getMessage());
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
            return mIcon11;
        }

        protected void onPostExecute(Bitmap result) {
            bmImage.setImageBitmap(result);
        }
    }
}


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* Geo-replication unable to sync few files to geo-rep slave for snapped
  volume.

## Root-Cause:
* During Barrier, file-operations other than rename and unlink were allowed.
  Among those file operations few actually hit the posix, are avilable in
  snapped volume but not recorded in changelogs of snapped volume.
* These Changelogs when reused using History-api used to miss these
  unrecorded changes.
* Further, Xsync crawl was expected to catch these modifications and sync them
  to slave. But marker translator being crash-inconsistent could not propagate
  xtime change till root. Hence missing the changes in xsync crawl too.

## Result:
* Inconsistency in Geo-replication session between snapped-master and
  its respective slave.

## Soluton:
* Modifications in changelog translator to barrier all but Data file-
  operations.
* Modifications in changelog has been made to detect probable files that
  would have suffered data-operations. And yet not propagated the xtime
  updation till root.
* Running the Script "parse_csnap.py" would update xtime till root.

## Usage:
* Start the snapped-volume. Before starting geo-replication session,
  run the provided python script on all bricks of the snapped-volume.
* Requires name of the snapped volume.
* $>> python parse_cnap.py @brick_path [@destination-path]


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Weathering the challenges of growing food in South Florida.
Karin has over 20 years of vegetable gardening experience in South Florida where she installs backyard edible gardens, gives informative talks on vegetable gardening, and educates people on how to grow their own food. Locally known as the Edible Gardening Gal, she loves giving her gardening talks at libraries all over South Florida.
Growing up and becoming a ward of the state, then becoming emancipated at 17 left a lifelong mark on Karin Fields, so when she started learning how to grow food in one of the most challenging and unique areas of the country, she wanted to help other young girls like her gain those skills too. For twenty years she has been the Edible Gardening Gal and a valuable resource for education about growing food in South Florida.


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«All Dressed up for School» es una canción escrita por Brian Wilson para The Beach Boys. Se grabó durantes las sesiones para el álbum The Beach Boys Today! de 1965, pero no fue editada hasta 1990. Carl Wilson canta como voz principal, una rareza en el momento que la canción fue grabada. En la canción, el cantante se encuentra de repente atraído por una chica (que estaba enamorado de él) que no le había interesado hasta que se vistió con ropa de escuela nueva. Pero todos los otros chicos también están tratando de atraer su atención, lo que significa que la chica ya no tiene tiempo para él.

El autor Philip Lambert describió la canción como "llena de invención musical" y dijo que las letras son "interesantes" a pesar de ser "inadecuadas para su lanzamiento en 1964". El autor Andrew Hickey describió la canción como "absolutamente asombrosa".

Composición
"All Dressed up for School" comenzó siendo llamada "What Will I Wear to School (Today)", una canción que fue escrita a principios de 1964 para Sharon Marie, (una amiga de Mike Love) pero nunca llegó a ser grabada.

Partes de la melodía de "All Dressed Up for School" serían reutilizadas por Brian Wilson en "I Just Got My Pay", una pista que iba a aparecer en Sunflower pero que no fue incluida en el álbum. Aquella canción fue editada  en el box set Good Vibrations: Thirty Years of The Beach Boys de 1993. Los acordes en la apertura vocal a capella fueron usados más tarde en versiones inéditas de "Heroes and Villains" y más tarde en el sencillo "Goin On" de 1980.

Grabación
La canción se grabó el 14 de septiembre de 1964 en Western Studios, con Chuck Britz como ingeniero de grabación. Fue editada en 1990 y la mezcla fue realizada por Mark Linett.

Créditos
Los detalles de la sesión fueron archivados por Craig Slowinski.
The Beach Boys
Al Jardine - bajo eléctrico, armonías y apoyo vocal, palmas
Mike Love - armonías y apoyo vocal, palmas
Brian Wilson - piano, armonías y apoyo vocal, palmas
Carl Wilson - guitarra eléctrica de 12 cuerdas y guitarra rítmica, voz principal, palmas
Dennis Wilson - batería, vocal, palmas

Músicos edicionales y otros
Jimmy Bond - contrabajo
Chuck Britz – ingeniero
Steve Douglas - saxofón tenor
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Chemical manufacturer Trumpler builds an automated warehouse with stacker cranes and conveyors next to its factory in Barcelona
Simplicity and productivity in Trumpler's AS/RS installation
Mecalux has built an Automated Storage & Retrieval System (AS/RS) for the chemical company Trumpler, consisting of two double aisles with double-depth racks on both sides. Two twin-mast stacker cranes with telescopic forks are in charge of introducing and removing the goods from their corresponding locations. This facility, located in Barcelona, has a 2,512 pallet capacity and the entire operation is supervised by the Easy WMS warehouse management system from Mecalux.
Trumpler's AS/RS installation
Storage capacity: 2,512 pallets
Pallet sizes: 48" x 48"
Racking height: 50'
Racking length: 125'
No. of aisles: 2
About Trumpler
Trumpler is a multinational company that focuses on the manufacture of chemicals for all leather making processes. It was founded in 1975 in Barcelona and in the 80s began expanding internationally. Currently, it is present in most of the world, with offices in Mexico, Brazil, China, Germany and Italy.
The company is especially aware of the impact its business has on the environment. For this reason, it offers products and solutions with a low carbon footprint and more than 40% of the raw materials it works with come from renewable sources. Responsible business practices will continue to be a priority.
Needs and the solution
The company did not have enough room to store the more than 500 SKUs in its Barcelona production center. Faced with this situation, it required a high capacity warehouse, which would ensure a continuous flow of products with greater flexibility and at an affordable cost.
After an in-depth analysis of the specifications and needs of the company, Mecalux proposed the construction of a 9,041 ft2 AS/RS inside the Trumpler building. The site's design was based on the dimensions of the automated warehouse to make full use of the available space, i.e., the racks were designed first and then the building was constructed. Thus, Trumpler obtained a 2,512 pallet storage capacity for raw materials and finished products.
This new warehouse stands out for its simplicity and efficiency. The inputs and outputs of goods are carried out automatically through a circuit of chain and roller conveyors, in addition to a transfer car. Human intervention is not needed, hence logistical errors are avoided. The warehouse layout is as follows:
Pallet dispenser
Rejected pallet exit point
Transfer car
AS/RS stacker crane
Exit doors
Dispatch docks
Warehouse entrance
At the front of the warehouse, the inputs and outputs of goods take place separately to avoid interference. Before introducing the goods from the production center, there are three different processes performed to ensure the pallets are in good condition and meet requirements.
This center operates with 48" x 48" slave pallets. Thus, unit loads can be placed on pallets of different qualities, strengths and sizes. Once products are placed on slave pallets, a stretch wrapper is responsible for grouping and protecting them to ensure load stability.
The pallet transfer car
Once inside the warehouse, a transfer car moves the pallets to the storage aisle assigned by the Easy WMS management system by Mecalux.
These machines move along rails, connecting the input conveyor and the aisles swiftly.
At the end of each aisle, there is a chain conveyor where the pallets are deposited. Stacker cranes collect the goods directly from the conveyor to place them in the appropriate rack locations.
Pallet storage aisles
The warehouse is composed of two aisles with double-deep racks on both sides that measure 125' long and 50' high. In this storage system, two pallets of the same SKU (one behind another) are introduced on the same side of the aisle.
Two twin-mast stacker cranes, one in each aisle, move pallets between the racking locations and the input and output conveyors. They move at a travel speed of 394 ft/min and 125 ft/min when raised, enabling 50 combined cycles/hour (50 input and 50 output pallets).
The goods leaving the warehouse repeat the same operation as when they enter, but in reverse. The pallet transfer car collects the pallets directly from the conveyor at the end of each aisle and moves them to the exit.
At the exit point, a monitor provides useful information for operators, such as the order corresponding to the pallet, the characteristics of each order or what docks are assigned the loads.
Personnel, using counterbalanced forklifts, remove the pallets from the output conveyors and feed them directly into the transport vehicle.
An intelligent WMS
The installation is also furnished with the Easy WMS warehouse management system by Mecalux. It is the brain of the warehouse, whose mission is to direct all internal operations (including the receipt, storage and dispatch of products). This WMS is very versatile and can meticulously control stock levels, knowing at all times the location and status of the goods.
The Easy WMS by Mecalux is in constant two-way communication with the Trumpler ERP. Both programs transfer data and critical information to achieve maximum profitability and warehouse throughput.
Advantages for Trumpler
Small space, top capacity: in just 9,041 ft2, the company achieves a storage capacity for 2,512 pallets of raw materials and finished products.
Boosted productivity: simplicity in warehouse organization and operations ensures high throughput and agility in the run times of all processes.
Efficient management: the warehouse is directed and organized using the Easy WMS by Mecalux and the Galileo control software.
Mecalux has built an automated warehouse for the chemical company Trumpler, consisting of two double aisles with double-depth racks on both sides
This facility, located in Barcelona, has a 2,512 pallet capacity