Infectious singer Flavia Coelho is bold and striking in her songs and performance. The Rio de Janeiro born Brazilian artist is based in France where she fuses the international sounds of rap, samba, ragga, reggae, hip hop and bossa nova . Coelho made a huge impact across Europe with her debut album Bossa Muffin. As the title suggests, she draws on the traditions of the samba and the bossa nova and the melodies of the forro from north-eastern Brazil, but she and her red-hot band work in ragga and hip-hop to create a stylish yet mischievous mix that takes the new Brazil to the world.
"A traveler's diary." These are the words used by Flavia Coelho to describe Bossa Muffin. The image sticks to her album, springy and true to her joyful tumultuous life, ready to take on the world and experience the beautiful encounters that came her way. Bossa Muffin hits like a declaration of independence or a manifesto, albeit, one stripped of its dogmas and rules, a spontaneous musical movement, a virtuous celebration of cultural blending, globalization with a human side to it.
Her upbeat and contagious second album Mundo Meu was released in 2015 and includes many specials guests. It contains songs that tell adventurous stories about the beauty and dangers of Brazilian life with lyrics about love, heartbreak, struggle, devotion, addiction and alcohol. Mundo Meu returns Coelho to the urban jungle of her roots with colorful native slang and some original, humorous and wonderful songs.
Flavia has travelled many of the world's roads. From Rio de Janeiro's Favela 'morros' to the storied streets of Paris, this nomad feels at home wherever she's made welcome. Her current refuge and home-from-home is a cozy retreat where she can transform, chrysalis-like, to emerge with a fully-formed new album, her third: Sonho Real. Sonho Real glows with the colours of the butterfly. There are hints of forro and ragga, frenzied ska rhythms and a dub nonchalance. The 14 tracks on the album stand alone as individual statements but work in sequence and flow as one. In the liner notes, Flavia captures the essence of the album: "By definition our dreams are imaginary, however mine became real."
Too subtle to be easily classified - Flavia is a woman of many faces, a sweet amalgam. Flavia transforms loss, suffering and failure into strength and recycles them into energy to drive to the future. She urges us to wake up, to see beyond our privileges, our comforts and our certainties. Please welcome Flavia Coelho for her first performance in the United States.


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Q: get address and zipcode with longitude and latitude in google map in google map api, i want to extract map center latitude and longitude and get address of there like a zipcode.
this is possible to get zipcode ?
i use this for this purpose
var lat = -24.448674;
        var lng = 135.684569;
        var geocoder = new google.maps.Geocoder();
        var latlng = new google.maps.LatLng(lat, lng);
        geocoder.geocode({'latLng': latlng}, function(results, status)
        {
            if (status == google.maps.GeocoderStatus.OK)
            {
                if (results[1]) {
                    alert(results[1].formatted_address);
                } else {
                    alert("No results found");
                }
            }
            else
            {
                alert("Geocoder failed due to: " + status);
            }
        });

but in above code i can't get zipcode and get postal code!
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geocoding/

A: You can get postal code searching for postal_code type:
    if (status == google.maps.GeocoderStatus.OK) {
        if (results[0]) {
            for (var i = 0; i < results[0].address_components.length; i++) {
                var types = results[0].address_components[i].types;

                for (var typeIdx = 0; typeIdx < types.length; typeIdx++) {
                    if (types[typeIdx] == 'postal_code') {
                        //console.log(results[0].address_components[i].long_name);
                        console.log(results[0].address_components[i].short_name);
                    }
                }
            }
        } else {
            console.log("No results found");
        }
    }

A: As far as I'm aware, you've answered your own question here. The 'Postal Code' is the generic name given to the mailing address identifier used in each country. In the case of the US this would be the 'Zip Code', in the UK the 'Post Code' etc.
From the documentation you linked:

postal_code indicates a postal code as used to address postal mail within the country.

The field under Postal Code is likely what you're looking for, don't let the naming convention fool you. It would be unnecessary work on the part of Google to rename the field for each country's possible variations.

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Living on Separate Floors May Be Key to a Successful Relationship According to One Couple
Lauryn Snapp Published: April 13, 2022
@RebelMarie via TikTok
Could living in separate spaces be the key to a successful relationship? According to one woman, now going viral on TikTok, living separately was a great decision for her and her longtime boyfriend and is a key factor to their thriving love life.
In a 52-second video shared on the social media app, @RebelMarie explains that last summer she and her boyfriend of three years made the executive decision that the best living situation for their relationship would be to buy a duplex.
The couple found the perfect home in August 2021, and claimed a new address by purchasing a duplex which offered two separate apartments, each with two bedrooms and one bath, as well as shared spaces including the attic, basement, hallways and yard.
This was ideal for them, allowing them to remain close and still have the freedom to retreat for privacy or decorate the private apartment's interiors to match their individual aesthetics.
Long gone are the days of fighting over laundry and dishes.
"I have a two-bedroom one-bathroom apartment, he has a two-bedroom one-bathroom apartment, and we share a basement, an attic, hallways, and a yard," @RebelMarie says in the clip.
"We go back and forth and leave our backdoors open so we can go between each space, and the kids come and go as they see fit," the TikToker continues.
"I have a very different design aesthetic to him. I am a maximalist, and he is not. I don't do my dishes every day, and he needs to," she adds. "So this just works better for us."
"It's great, and I think it's going to be how we stay in love for the rest of our lives," @RebelMarie says as she confirms the secret to their everlasting love is "not living together full-time."
See @RebelMarie's video for yourself.
While this living situation may not seem ideal for many couples, a shocking number of viewers support the idea.
A study from Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that the true secret to a thriving relationship is each partner's commitment to the relationship itself, proving that whether you share your space or live separately, the greenest grass grows where you water it.
Celebrity Couples Who Secretly Got Married
Source: Living on Separate Floors May Be Key to a Successful Relationship According to One Couple
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A stylish atmosphere awaits you in your family-run holiday hotel. The rooms are individually designed in a modern style, sometimes with nostalgic furniture. Your balcony offers views of the garden or the sea. In summer, the outdoor pool offers the refreshment you need. Enjoy delicious Mediterranean cuisine on the expansive sun terrace and in the restaurant. Meeting rooms are also available.


Just a week after catching an international fruit bandit, Taika represented our nation admirably at the Golden Globes.
Just about a year after brushing shoulders with my mum in SPQR on Ponsonby road, Taika Waititi has been spotted brushing shoulders with all our favourite stars at the Golden Globes.
Taika dressed to the theme of the night, sporting a black suit that would make Batman call his tailor and a Time's Up badge calling for the end of discrimination and harassment in Hollywood.
The 2017 New Zealander of the year and director of Boy and What We Do in the Shadows did us proud, showing his support for a good cause and looking pretty cool too.
Taika Waititi symbolically claiming an Australian icon for his country on a Pavlova background at The 75th Golden Globes.
Taika walked the carpet with Chris Hemsworth, the star of his recent film Thor: Ragnarok which he directed and starred as the Kiwi-accented rock-alien "Korg". It was noted that the Wellingtonian smiled extra-wide as he put his hand on (formerly Australian) Hemsworth's shoulder to claim him as New Zealand's own.
Taika, who Ryan Reynolds once called an "international treasure"](Taika Waititi**, sat with Chris (the middle the Hemsworth brother) for the awards ceremony. They were joined by Hollywood legend Angelina Jolie - surely theirs was the most beautiful table in the room. He was also seen chatting with Sam Rockwell and Leslie Bibb, potentially seeing if they were worth claiming as well.
This is the first major event Taika has been spotted at since his recent, heroic run in with "crooked Hilary Swanky" - an international apple thief Taika caught at a New Zealand airport. He was also seen claiming Edgar Wright, English director of such films as Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz as New Zealand's own at the GQ Men of the Year party on December 7, 2017.
After a great night of Trans-Tasman friendship, we eagerly await the return of Taika and Chris to our shores as well as Chris' first statement as a Kiwi.
Taika with Chris Hemsworth, Sam Rockwell and Leslie Bibb.


LMP Architectural Consultants have overseen the conversion of this former 19th century piggery into luxury family holiday accommodation from concept to completion including existing survey, design, planning and building regulations.
You can view more information about Maltkiln Cottage and the other available holiday accommodation and facilities on the site by visiting the Crook Hall Farm Cottages website.
LMP Architectural Consultants have overseen the conversion of this former barn into luxury family holiday accommodation from concept to completion including existing survey, design, planning and building regulations.
You can view more information about Barn Owl Cottage and the other available holiday accommodation and facilities on the site by visiting the Crook Hall Farm Cottages website.
LMP Architectural Consultants have overseen the conversion of this former barn into a luxury family home from concept to completion including design, planning, building regulations and inspections.
You can find out more about this property by viewing its profile on the Rightmove website or by contacting the estate agent currently handling the sale, Angela Burnett and Company.
LMP Architectural Consultants worked in conjunction with Redrow Homes to create their award winning residential development Arcon Village, which is situated in Horwich in the heart of Lancashire.
LMP were employed to provide a complete service throughout the development from design and planning, to building regulations and on-site supervision.
You can find out more information on this development by visiting the Redrow Homes Website.
Following its completion, the Arcon Village development has claimed both the 'Concept for Living Northern Design Awards – Best Conversion' and 'LABC North West Building Excellence Awards – Region's Best Residential Conversion Award' awards.
LMP Architectural Consultants were employed to oversee Pringle Homes' prestigious development at Hazelwood Hall in Silverdale through both the planning and building regulation stages along with subsequent inspections until completion.
As described on the Hazelwood Hall website; 'Hazelwood Hall is a magnificent Victorian mansion set in 18.5 acres of mature woodland and gardens, on the edge of the village of Silverdale, Lancashire; a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty situated just 5 miles from junction 35 of the M6.
A triumphant example of period style, The Hall has been converted by Pringle Homes into twenty-one individually created luxury 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, for use as second-homes. The new apartments have been designed in a blend of classic and contemporary styles and wherever possible the original period features of the building have been retained or sensitively restored.


Seasons: they sort of just happened around me, changing unnoticed, from warm to cold and back again.
Since living out in the English country side, blessed with a vast garden and wood around me, I have found myself observing each season and embracing all the beauty it brings. Having grown up with the heat of the African sun on my back, it has taken many, many years to embrace the harshness a winter can bring, and it is slowly becoming my favourite season. But how can you choose?
Spring does exactly what it says on the tin: it puts a spring into your step, a joy in the air, as mother nature slowly unfurls from the depth of winter. It bounces us into action preparing us for the summer time. The Great British Summer: there isn't really a better place to be on a summer's day. The long days, eating well into the night, the cherry blossom trees that look like pink clouds, the glorious perfume of Lily of the Valley wafting through the garden, while the bumble bees ferociously buzz from flower to flower. When the flowers have all bloomed, the days start getting shorter and all the greenery starts changing to the yellows, oranges, reds and browns of Autumn. Arguably the most stunning season of the four. The irony of the cold setting in and the warmth of the colours. Summer life prepares itself for winter hibernation, the leaves tumble from the trees creating a velvety warm carpet on the floors. As the long nights close in, there is nothing more comforting that joining Mother Nature's hibernation and cosying up in front of a crackling fire with a good book and a cup of warmth. Waking up on a chilly morning to see the work of Jack Frost out in the garden. The tiny shards of ice glisten in the winter sun light. A dusting of snow covers all it touches, creating quite literally, a winter wonderland. Before long, the nights shorten again and the first signs of life start to peep out from hibernation, and it's spring again.
I have the most magnificent oak tree at the bottom of my garden which leaves me in awe every day as I look out the window. It is fascinating watching it in particular, weathering all these changes, always majestic.
Embrace each season, even your least favourite, and let it inspire you. Each one offers a unique glow of light, brightening our souls. Thank you Mother Nature.


Editor's note: As we prepare to usher in 2018, it's important that we here in the newsroom take a moment to consider the year that was. The news cycle has a forward momentum and it's easy — too easy — to stay focused on the here and now. It's essential to us as an organization, as part of the community, as individuals, to look back at the moments that moved us, the stories that changed us, and the people that we will never forget.
The Best Stories of 2017: Reporter Tom Spears got papers through access to information that showed people's complaints about the Parliament Hill security mess on Canada Day. When that story was published, people started telling him to look into similar problems at the Vimy centennial in France last April. That became part two of the story.


Few men can have had a greater influence on naval warfare than John Fisher (1841 – 1920), later Admiral of the Fleet Lord Fisher. This formidable figure, a human whirlwind, was responsible for building HMS Dreadnought, thereby "making every other battleship afloat obsolete overnight" and for reorganising the Royal Navy in the years before World War 1. He did this in the teeth of strong internal opposition but he brought to the process keen strategic insights as to its composition and disposition. Had his career ended in 1911 at the end of his appointment as First Sea Lord, the professional head of the Royal Navy his reputation would have been greater still. It was unfortunate that, at the age of 73, he was reappointed to this same position in 1914. Well past his best, he held it, in increasing rancour with his political opposite number, Winston Churchill, until he resigned in connection with the catastrophe that had developed in the Dardanelles operation against Turkey.
The fascination of Fisher's career is that he entered a navy of wooden ships and smoothbore cannon, commanded by veterans of the Napoleonic era, but he went on to create a steel navy that employed big guns, torpedoes, radio, submarines and aircraft. His nomination to the Navy, at the age of 13, was by Admiral Sir William Parker (1781 – 1866), the last survivor of Nelson's captains. Readers of The Dawlish Chronicles will find several references to Fisher, including Nicholas Dawlish's first meeting with him at the Storming of the Taku forts in China in 1859 (in "Britannia's Spartan").
This article is not an account of Fisher's life, but deals rather with Fisher's "Memories" – note, not "Memoirs" – which he wrote in the year before his death. I found a copy in a second-hand bookshop some 40 years ago and I've been dipping into it since as it is not only of great historical interest but is vastly entertaining to boot. It can be best described as a "brain-dump", with reminiscences, statements of opinion, proverbs, aphorisms and much else all mixed up in no particular order. I haven't encountered any comparable book ever. One suspects that much of the veracity has be treated – Fisher's memory was perhaps failing even if his energy and vehemence remained undiminished. Few other eminent figures can have referred in a published book to "Some venomous reptile (his name has disappeared – I tried in vain to get hold of it)", or to human "limpets, parasites, sycophants, and jellyfish", even if they would have liked to have done so.
What follows are direct quotes. I've concentrated on Fisher's opinions (in some cases obsessions) and may return in a future blog to his accounts of key events. The preface gives a foretaste, and Fisher's full use of fonts available merits it being shown in a direct scan.
Avert the insanity and wickedness of building a Navy against the United States.
Establish a union with America, as advocated by John Bright and Mr.(Theodore) Roosevelt.
Fisher was proud of being emphatic in manner. Even King Edward VII did not escape: "The man who reads this in his arm-chair in the Athenaum Club would take it all quite differently if I could walk up and down in front of him and shake my fist in his face.
An entire chapter, entitled "THINGS THAT PLEASE ME" is a mixture of insights of genius, common sense, obsessions and just about anything that came into his head. Here's a section, separated as Fisher listed them.
I never bother to bother to bother about anyone who doesn't' bother about Me!
Never fight a Chimney Sweep; some of the soot comes off on you.
"Liberty of Conscience" means doing wrong but not worrying about it afterwards.
" Tact" is insulting a man without his knowing it.
Even a man's faults may reflect his virtues.
Sincerity is the road to Heaven.
I thought it would be a good thing to be a missionary, but I thought it would be better to be First Sea Lord.
Think in Oceans – shoot at sight.
Big Conceptions and Quick Decisions.
"Surprise" – the pith and marrow of war!
Prudence in war is Imbecility.
Originality never yet led to Preferment.
Mediocrity is the Road to Honour.
No difficulty baffies great zeal.
The Pavement of Life is strewn with Orange Peel.
Inconsistency is the bugbear of Silly Asses.
Never Deny: Never Explain : Never Apologise.
The Best Scale for an experiment is 12 inches to a foot.
"We are God's chosen few!
All others will be damned!
If as is often said, Genius and Madness are not far apart , then Fisher was a splendid example!


Make your life what you want it to be!
Success is just a purposeful plan lived out one day at a time.
That is why you need life coaching. A person is more likely to complete the journey if they have a purpose, a plan, and the vision to see it through with supportive accountability.
Wanting to make a career change but feeling stuck and unable to make the decisions that will lead to a positive change. I have helped individuals leave the corporate world when the company was being bought out and they could see the writing on the wall or things getting worse. Talking things out with a professional helps build confidence for making the "right" decision.
Procrastination keeps you from doing all you need to be doing and you don't know why.
We all have been given one life to live here on earth. And the very thing we need most we don't seem to have complete control over and that is our health. What makes for wellness? I believe in the 5 Pillars of Health: Healthy Mind, Healthy Body, Healthy Family, Healthy Society, Healthy Finances. Without all five being in balance we are not at optimum health. The place were we need to have the healthiest, cleanest and safest environment is our homes. That is why I am helping individuals find a way to have a certified wellness home. This type of home guards against pollutant of the air and water, provides the best sleep one can have, offers a low impact solution to exercise and gives us the necessary nutrients our body needs. Life renewal Group is about educating people and helping them find meaningful step by step solutions to help enhances their body's ability to guard against illness and live a healthier more balanced life.
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CORT in Communities, Military
Major Larry Bauguess Stood Strong and Selfless to Save the Lives of His Men
Wesley Bauguess first met her blue-eyed, southern soldier, Larry Bauguess, in the Army ROTC Program at Appalachian State University. Larry's strength in leadership, impeccable manners, dry sense of humor, and
Destination Services, Military
Insights for Expats: Memorial Day
Monday we celebrate the holiday set aside to honor those who died fighting in America's wars. It was first established as Decoration Day during and after our Civil War, a
Easy Day – A Fallen Hero's Words Bring Comfort to Loved Ones Years Later
Tayler Garber's dad had a special saying when he walked around the ship – "easy day, shipmate." It was his way of bringing comfort and ease to his fellow sailors
Youth Sports Prepared Ray Randall for Leadership during His Military Service and Role at CORT
A Kansas native, CORT District General Manager Ray Randall played baseball at a local junior college right after graduating from Kansas City's Piper High School in 1981. Unfortunately, Ray's parents
CORT's Chris Stahurski Learned to Embrace His Redirected Path
From the Air Force to ALCO to CORT, Chris Stahurski learned how to embrace wherever life took him. Learn more about his journey & his commitment to CORT!
CORT's Jay McCasland Joined the Army During the Vietnam War, Launching Path to Leadership
Born and raised in Southern California, CORT's Director of Product Operations, Planning & Logistics for CORT Trade Show & Events (TSE), Jay McCasland, attended Cal State Northridge on a football
Senior Software Engineer John Kirchner Applies Military Skills to His Role at CORT over Last Decade
Senior Software Engineer John Kirchner disappointed his father, a WWII Navy veteran, when he enlisted in the Air Force right out of high school. His father wasn't disappointed that his
CORT Furnishes Third Home for Injured Veteran on Designing Spaces® Airing on Lifetime®
For the third time, CORT has furnished a home for a veteran and his family on the Military Makeover edition of Designing Spaces airing on Lifetime®, a signature women-focused home
Parents' Experience during WWII Drove Roger Bonte to Join the Military Several Decades Later
CORT's assistant district general manager in San Francisco, Roger Bonte, joined the United States Army in 1986, because he had a sense of service for his country that was instilled by his parents at a young age. Roger's parents experienced the atrocities of WWII firsthand and shared many stories about the tough times they endured. In fact, Roger's father was held in a Japanese POW Camp for three and a half years, and his mother lived in the Netherlands when it was occupied by the Nazis.
Deep Conversation Between Brothers Leads to Military Career
Kevin Hughes sitting in the Dispatch Tower on the airfield in Iwakuni, Japan, in 1998.
The youngest of seven brothers and sisters, CORT CRM Manager, Kevin Hughes, grew up in Northern Kentucky. Shortly after graduating from high school, Kevin found himself in a very deep conversation with his eldest brother, Alan, about what he should do with his life.


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package com.navercorp.pinpoint.web.vo.stat.chart.agent;

import com.navercorp.pinpoint.common.server.bo.stat.DeadlockThreadCountBo;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.common.server.util.time.Range;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.web.mapper.stat.sampling.sampler.DeadlockSampler;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.web.util.TimeWindow;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.web.vo.chart.Chart;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.web.vo.stat.SampledDeadlock;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.web.vo.stat.chart.StatChart;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.web.vo.stat.chart.StatChartGroup;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.RandomUtils;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * @author Taejin Koo
 */
public class DeadlockChartGroupTest {

    private static final int RANDOM_LIST_MAX_SIZE = 11; // Random API's upper bound field is exclusive
    private static final int RANDOM_MAX_DEADLOCKED_SIZE = 301; // Random API's upper bound field is exclusive

    private final DeadlockSampler sampler = new DeadlockSampler();

    @Test
    public void basicFunctionTest1() {
        long currentTimeMillis = System.currentTimeMillis();
        TimeWindow timeWindow = new TimeWindow(Range.between(currentTimeMillis - 300000, currentTimeMillis));

        List<SampledDeadlock> sampledDeadlockList = createSampledResponseTimeList(timeWindow);
        StatChart<AgentStatPoint<Integer>> deadlockChartGroup = new DeadlockChart(timeWindow, sampledDeadlockList);

        assertEquals(sampledDeadlockList, deadlockChartGroup.getCharts());
    }

    private List<SampledDeadlock> createSampledResponseTimeList(TimeWindow timeWindow) {
        List<SampledDeadlock> sampledDeadlockList = new ArrayList<>();

        long from = timeWindow.getWindowRange().getFrom();
        long to = timeWindow.getWindowRange().getTo();

        for (long i = from; i < to; i += timeWindow.getWindowSlotSize()) {
            sampledDeadlockList.add(createDeadlock(i));
        }

        return sampledDeadlockList;
    }

    private SampledDeadlock createDeadlock(long timestamp) {
        int listSize = RandomUtils.nextInt(1, RANDOM_LIST_MAX_SIZE);

        int deadlockedSize = RandomUtils.nextInt(1, RANDOM_MAX_DEADLOCKED_SIZE);

        List<DeadlockThreadCountBo> deadlockThreadCountBoList = new ArrayList<>(listSize);
        for (int i = 0; i < listSize; i++) {
            DeadlockThreadCountBo deadlockThreadCountBo = new DeadlockThreadCountBo();
            deadlockThreadCountBo.setDeadlockedThreadCount(deadlockedSize + i);
            deadlockThreadCountBoList.add(deadlockThreadCountBo);
        }

        return sampler.sampleDataPoints(0, timestamp, deadlockThreadCountBoList, null);
    }

    private void assertEquals(List<SampledDeadlock> sampledDeadlockList, StatChartGroup<AgentStatPoint<Integer>> deadlockChartGroup) {
        Map<StatChartGroup.ChartType, Chart<AgentStatPoint<Integer>>> charts = deadlockChartGroup.getCharts();

        Chart<AgentStatPoint<Integer>> deadlockCountChart = charts.get(DeadlockChart.DeadlockChartType.DEADLOCK_COUNT);
        List<AgentStatPoint<Integer>> deadlockCountChartPointList = deadlockCountChart.getPoints();

        for (int i = 0; i < sampledDeadlockList.size(); i++) {
            SampledDeadlock sampledDeadlock = sampledDeadlockList.get(i);
            AgentStatPoint<Integer> point = sampledDeadlock.getDeadlockedThreadCount();

            Assertions.assertEquals(deadlockCountChartPointList.get(i), point);
        }
    }

}

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YES, really! And the answer is… CHOICES!!
Whether you are a parent, teacher or SLP, we all have the same long term goal: to help the children in our lives to learn and grow up to be responsible, independent adults. Nothing else helps them along the way like being able to make choices.
NO ONE gets to make choices all of the time, that is part of being responsible. But, we all love to have some control and impact in our lives, which is where making choices comes in. Imagine this scenario: Your students/children learn their academics and get to college, having never had any practice making choices.
Suddenly, there's a myriad of choices: which friends to make, what courses to take, showing up for class (or not), spending time studying (or not), whether or not to go to that party. Imagine facing all of that, and more, for the first time without ever having any practice! It could be like letting a child loose in a toy store!
Of course, this is an extreme example, but did it get you thinking? Responsibility is knowing what you have to do, and then doing it. Making choices, and sometimes mistakes, gives students the real life practice they need to be able to know when they just need to do what they are told and when they can make their own responsible choices.
Toddlers: Beginning choices are just based on having two appropriate, responsible choices.
Would you like this book or that one?
Which kind of cookie do you want?
Would you like to eat your fruit first or your cereal first?
Preschoolers: Present choices along with natural consequences to help young ones start learning to think ahead and make the responsible choice.
You can play nicely with your toy and keep it, or you can bang it and break it. Then you won't have the toy.
You can eat your dinner and have dessert, or you can throw it on the floor. Then food is done for the night.
School Age: For situations that can allow choices, try brainstorming possible choices and their effects, followed up by a discussion of possible consequences (pros and cons.) It is important to model the methods for problem solving and making responsible decisions to build those critical thinking skills.
Middle School: Students at this age are going to make their own choices, often regardless of what you think or whether a choice was being offered. Try to only offer possibilities after you know their plan for how to deal with a situation and see that they haven't thought it all the way through. Of course, students this age still need boundaries and consequences!
By now, you are hopefully reaping the rewards of years of teaching students to make responsible choices. In the later teen years, the goal is to increase decision making skills until the student is able to function as independently and responsibly as possible. This means that students need to be able to determine when they can make choices and solve problems independently and when it is time to ask for help.
Next week, I will be be sharing some more practical tips for how to use choices, focusing more on helping young children communicate I hope you'll be joining me!
Do you need some tips now? Check out my post: 5 Tips for a Tough Caseload.


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Q: Why is my function returning an array with undefined as items? I'm trying to create a function that accepts an array and then returns a copy of that array with randomized items, however it keeps returning an array with at least one index as undefined -why?

function randomize(array) {
  let newArr = array.slice(); //creates copy of array

  let arLength = newArr.length; //gets array length
  let newCollection = []; //creates a new array to restore items into

  let numList = []; //creates a new array to document the iterated random items

  function genRandNum() { //generates a random number and if the number already exists inside of numList it runs again

    let randNum = Math.floor(Math.random() * arLength);
    if (numList.includes(randNum)) {
      genRandNum();
    }
    return randNum;
  }

  for (let i = 0; i < arLength; i++) {
    let randomNum = genRandNum(); //gets random number

    numList.push(numList); //adds random number to random number list

    let item = newArr.splice(randomNum, 1)[0]; //gets index value of the array past in

    newCollection.push(item); //adds randomly pick item to the new array
  }
  return newCollection; //returns the new randomized array
}
console.log(randomize(["a","b","c"]));

A: There are several JavaScript functions for randomising an array, you can easily find them. My intention here is not improving your code or proposing those alternative functions... instead of that, I'll just point out the issues in your code.
You have two problems:

*

*you want to push randomNum into numList:
numList.push(randomNum);

*splice changes the length of the array. Because of that, the length of newArr decreases every time you do let item = newArr.splice(randomNum, 1)[0];, and it's not equal to arrLength anymore.
Therefore, you could use while instead, passing the length of the array to genRandNum. The logic behind this is that, every time you do a splice, the length of the array decreases.
Here is your code with those changes:

function randomize(array) {
  let newArr = array.slice(); //creates copy of array

  let newCollection = []; //creates a new array to restore items into

  let numList = []; //creates a new array to document the iterated random items

  function genRandNum(arLength) { //generates a random number and if the number already exists inside of numList it runs again

    let randNum = Math.floor(Math.random() * arLength);
    if (numList.includes(randNum)) {
      genRandNum();
    }
    return randNum;
  }

  while (newArr.length) {
    let randomNum = genRandNum(newArr.length); //gets random number

    numList.push(randomNum); //adds random number to random number list

    let item = newArr.splice(randomNum, 1)[0]; //gets index value of the array past in

    newCollection.push(item); //adds randomly pick item to the new array
  }
  return newCollection; //returns the new randomized array
}
console.log(randomize(["a","b","c"]));

A: At least part of the problem is that genRandnum does not always return an unused index; it does check for this, and recursively computes a new number, but then returns the original anyway.

A:

function shuffle(a) {
    for (let i = a.length - 1; i > 0; i--) {
        const j = Math.floor(Math.random() * (i + 1));
        [a[i], a[j]] = [a[j], a[i]];
    }
}

var myArray = ["a","b","c"];
shuffle(myArray);
console.log(myArray);

Try this code

A: function random(arr) {
  var new_arr = [];

  for (var i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
    new_arr.splice(getRandom(0, arr.length), 0, arr[i]);
  }

  function getRandom(min, max) {
    return Math.random() * (max - min) + min;
  }

  return new_arr;
}

var new_array = random(['a', 'b', 'c']);

console.log(new_array);

A: You did not define the array of newVideoCollection on line 26.
and it is not correct to push array to the same array again on line 22, if understand correctly you need to randomize the array but in very not clean way.


Nishikori is one of the best hustle players in the men's draw, similar to former world number one Lleyton Hewitt. Kei chases down nearly everything, forcing his opponent to take more risks to create winners. Unfortunately, Nishikori will meet his nemesis in the semis as a heavy underdog.
Novak has won 13 matches in a row against Kei, with a 14-2 head-to-head record over Nishikori. Kei's only Grand Slam final was the 2014 U.S. Open, where he lost against Marin Čilić. Unlike most rivals, Djokovic will force Kei to take risks instead of vice versa, which isn't Nishikori's strength. This is Novak's match to lose.
Nadal attempts to chase Roger Federer's mark of 20 Grand Slam titles with another U.S. Open tournament win. Rafael will need to overcome a brutal five-set win against Dominic Thiem, which dragged on to the early hours of the morning on Wednesday in some of the most humid conditions witnessed in tennis.
Del Potro only needed four sets against John Isner to make the semis, giving Juan Martin a rest advantage. Nadal's won three in a row against Del Potro, including the 2017 U.S. Open semis, the 2018 French Open semis and the 2018 Wimbledon quarters. Juan Martin's been playing superb tennis, while Nadal needed to dig deep to overcome a first-set bagel against Dominic. Rafael's the top rank for a reason, but the third-ranked Argentinian has an excellent opportunity to upset one of the greats.
Anastasija Sevastova upset Sloane Stephens to punch her ticket to the semifinals, and her reward will be a matchup against one of the greatest athletes of all time on her home court. Serena Williams and Sevastova have never met head-to-head in singles competition, which adds an element of the unknown for this clash.
Williams has played well throughout the tournament, showing no signs of fatigue less than a year after the birth of her daughter. Sevastova's done well to string together a racket of upsets during the 2018 U.S. Open, but Serena Williams will prevent Anastasija from making the women's finals. A straight set romp for Serena is the most likely result.
This semifinal appears to be the most competitive of the four matches, with Madison Keys and Naomi Osaka relatively well matched compared to the rest of the men's and women's singles draw. Keys has defeated Osaka in both meetings, including a thrilling, three-set clash during the round of 32 at the 2016 U.S. Open.
Osaka has been solid throughout the tournament, and her rank will likely continue to rise whether she makes her first-ever Grand Slam finals or not. This is the first time Naomi's made a semifinal in a slam, while Madison has previous experience from semis appearances in the Australian, French and U.S. Open. Bet on experience carrying Madison through to an all-American U.S. Open finals.


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Mary Lofton
Continuing a Passion as Post-Doc
Mary Lofton, the College of Science's Outstanding Doctoral Student for 2021, has long held a passion for aquatic ecology and water resources.
Years before joining the Virginia Tech Department of Biological Sciences as a Ph.D. student, Lofton was a teacher at two boarding schools, first at Saint James School in Hagerstown, Maryland, from 2010 to 2013, and then at Miller School of Albemarle in Crozet, Virginia, from 2013 to 2015.
In the classroom, she found that water sustainability excited her biology and environmental science students. Some of the students focused on water equality or freshwater availability and global social justice, while others enjoyed digging for aquatic life in a stream. Still others enjoyed having a 55-gallon aquarium in the classroom to raise trout fry for stocking local streams. Those passions mirrored, in many ways, her own youth.
"I spent a lot of time outside as a kid, playing in the creek behind our house and catching minnows and crayfish and so on," Lofton recently said of her youth in Crozet, Virginia. "My decision to go into biology was made in college, because I knew I wanted a job that allowed me to go outside and be active at least some of the time."
She graduated from William and Mary College in 2010 with a bachelor's degree in biology. Her studies there focused on ecology and conservation biology, and she participated in research relating to rare plant conservation in Virginia. Graduate school was only a natural next step, if a few years away.
"One of the things that draws me is the ability of water quality to bring people together", she added. "It's a unifying topic. Everyone wants good quality freshwater, and so that brings people together to take care of our natural resources. I like the fact that I get to learn about how ecosystems work and feel that my research has a practical application to improve water quality at the same time."
Since 2015, Lofton has worked in the lab of and collaborated with Cayelan Carey, an associate professor of biological sciences. Her long-term goal as a student: Help find ways to sustainably provide high-quality freshwater resources to all communities. Lofton finished her dissertation – focusing on dynamics changes in the phytoplankton community due top climate change and water management decisions -- in June. She will officially graduate in December.
At Virginia Tech, Lofton also co-led the field research program at the Western Virginia Water Authority's (WVWA) reservoirs from 2016 to 2019, and served as the WVWA Fellow from 2017 to 2019. Her primary focus was on the Falling Creek Reservoir in Vinton, the main water supply for Roanoke County. In this role, she was in weekly communication with reservoir managers about water quality sampling and research findings. She said working with the managers taught her how to translate her academic research findings into meaningful take-homes to help address water quality concerns.
"I've taken the responsibility of working with the Western Virginia Water Authority at their drinking water reservoirs very seriously," Lofton added. "It definitely gives purpose to our research to be working on drinking water supply reservoirs. That's very motivating. Improved understanding of how the ecosystem is functioning can translate directly to water management decisions."
Lofton has won numerous awards during her time as a graduate student. Among the honors are the Leo Bourassa Award from the Virginia Lakes and Watersheds Association and the 2018-19 William R. Walker Graduate Research Fellow Award from the Virginia Water Resources Research Center. She also is an Interfaces of Global Change Fellow in the Virginia Tech Global Change Center, part of the Fralin Life Sciences Institute, and has served as co-chair of the of the Global Lake Ecological Observatory Network (GLEON) Student Association.
In a 2018 GLEON blog post, Lofton said, "As a graduate student, my favorite thing about the GLEON community is its grassroots nature – by which I mean that students are given the opportunity to work alongside, chat with, and receive feedback from research scientists at all career stages from around the world."
Lofton is staying at Virginia Tech as a post-doctorate researcher working with Carey and Quinn Thomas, an associate professor in the Department of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation in the Virginia Tech College of Natural Resources. Her work will focus on ecological forecasting of phytoplankton in lakes and reservoirs and helping to develop educational modules to teach undergraduates about ecological forecasting.
"This position provides me with a fabulous opportunity to gain experience in lake ecosystem modeling and near-term ecological forecasting techniques, which can be extremely useful to water resource managers to provide predictions of future water quality," Lofton said.
She'll also serve as an instructor for Biology 4004, a freshwater ecology class in the College of Science. "I'm really looking forward to getting back in the classroom and gaining some experience as a college instructor," she said. "The students are incredibly energizing."
Of Lofton's work, Carey said, "Since Mary began her Ph.D. in my lab in summer 2016, she has led two unprecedented whole-ecosystem experiments in Falling Creek Reservoir, a drinking water supply reservoir in Roanoke, Virginia, to study how phytoplankton respond to storm-driven mixing events, which are expected to increase with climate change. Whole-ecosystem experiments such as this are extremely rare in ecology, and this work has already yielded exciting results for both Mary's Ph.D. as well as water managers, as evident by her three papers already submitted, with two more on the way."
Lofton highlighted how Carey mentored her in interdisciplinary research. "Dr. Carey is incredibly skilled at building high-functioning collaborative teams to conduct interdisciplinary research," she said. "I've really enjoyed getting to meet scientists from around the world within my own field as well as researchers in other fields ranging from civil engineering to computer science, thanks to her ability to develop diverse research working groups. Working with great people across a variety of fields of expertise has been a super-rewarding part of my graduate experience."
Of her experience, so far, at Virginia Tech, Lofton added, "The Virginia Tech community has provided me with a fabulous, supportive, and stimulating graduate education experience. Whether through the Stream Team in Biological Sciences, the Interfaces of Global Change Program, or the Cross-Boundary Biogeosciences group at Virginia Tech, there have been so many communities that have introduced me to researchers across the university and provided me with opportunities to learn from water resource researchers, ecological researchers, and global change researchers in addition to people within my lab."
Mary Lofton is the 2018-2019 Walker Graduate Research Fellow


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List titled "October 1857," listing Harriet C. Capen, Robert Briggs, Thomas C. Wales, Stimpson & Whiting, James W. Bates, Russell, Hennesey & Phelps, Willis & Co., Witherbee [Wetherbee] Bro., J. P. Polion Dubuc, Joel Brett, Jos. [Joseph] Russell, Jonathan, Cottle, David Kimball, Thomas E. Lillie, Duncan Cameron, Holmes Holden & Catler. Mrs. Phelan, Albany Block [residential building] and ca. 50 others.
Donations to the Liberator in 1839
Two-page list of donors to the Liberator in 1839. Also includes donations made in January 1840 and "amounts loaned to Liberator committee." The list of donors includes William Rotch, Andrew Robeson, the Pawtucket Anti-Slavery Society, William Bassett, the Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society, Mary Ann Russell, Isaac Winslow, [Samuel] Fessenden, Joseph Southwick, Ellis Gray Loring, Samuel Philbrick, Samuel Rodman, Joseph Southwick, Christopher Robinson and others.
List titled "April 1847," including Richard Hildreth, Harriet C. Capen, J. & E. Bales, G. C. Leach, Paul Morrill, Edward Rohan, J. K. Blasdell, Artemas White, Willis & Co., Ellis G. Loring, Wetherbee Brothers, Joel Brett, Thacher Beal, Hiram Davis, Jacob Berkmaer, Charles N. Chandler, Sundry tenants [of] 45 Congress St. and ca. 65 others.
Contribution of the Churches in Mass for Fugitive Slaves
List of donations [to the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society] from ca. 110 people belonging to various churches. Divided into columns labeled Orthodox, Baptists, Methodist, and Unitarian. Some of the names included in the list are: James Trask Woodbury, G. Buckingham Wilcox, Giles Pease; E. A. (Edward Ainsley) Stockman, Abijah Stowell, Benjamin Whitmore, Luther Sheldon, Asaph Meriam, C. T. Tucker, and Charles Manning Bowers.
List titled "December 1846," including John Hanson, J. K. Blaisdell, Tenants [of] 45 Congress St, Sylvester Phelps, Earl W. Johnson, Olive Hanson, James Bullard, Benjamin Jones, Hugh McCabe, Nelson Smith, Patrick Rogers, William A. Howard and ca. 25 others.
List of names titled "May 1846."
List titled "April 1850," listing Richard Hildreth, Harriet C. Capen, Robert Briggs, Thomas C. Wales, Stimpson & Whiting, James Bales, James Bates, James Hennessey, Willis & Co., Witherbee [Wetherbee] Bro., Joel Brett, Smith & Swift; James L. Giles, Lawrence McArdle, David Kimball and ca. 50 others.
Donations in aid of the Liberator in 1840 - for types
List of ca. 20 donors to The Liberator in 1840, including amounts of donations.
List of names titled "February 1846."
List of donors [probably to the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society] for October 1846, including Richard Hildreth, Robert Briggs, Thomas C. Wales, Stimpson & Whiting, Ellis Gray Loring, Wells, Wetherbee & Co. [Wetherbee Bros.], Charles N.Chandler, Sundry Tenants [of] 43, Heman S. Doane, Thomas Whittemore, Boyd & Beard, Henry Rice, George L. Thayer, A. B. Vose, Mrs. Cutter, Otis Brewer and others.
[Donor list for the Colonization Society?]
List of donations made to the Colonization Society [American Society for Colonizing the Free People of Colour of the United States], including Jas. [James] A. Bradley, Jno. [John] H. Jones, Joseph H. Echols, and 19 others.
List of donors [probably to the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society] for July 1846. The list of donors includes Richard Hildreth, Harriet Capen, Robert Briggs, Thomas C. Wales, G. C. Leach, Paul Morrill, Artemas White, Willis & Co., Wells, Whetherbee & Co.[Wetherbee Bros.], Hiram Davis, Charles N. Chandler, David Kimball, Heman S. Doane, Thomas E. Lilley [Lillie], Healy & Spaulding, Thomas Whittemore, Boyd & Beard, Henry Rice, A. B. Vose, William Underwood, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Cutter, and others.
Pledges for Liberator, 1839
Letter from Hamlett Bates in Boston to [secretary of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society] friend [James Caleb] Jackson, listing unpaid pledges made to The Liberator in 1839 and identifying those that may be collected.
American Anti-Slavery Society (8) + -
Briggs, Robert (4) + -
Capen, Harriet C. (4) + -
Cutter, Mrs. (4) + -
Loring, Ellis Gray, 1803-1858 (4) + -
Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society (4) + -
Wales, Thomas C. (4) + -
Wetherbee Bros. (4) + -
Willis & Co. (4) + -
Berkmaer, Jacob (3) + -
Brett, Joel (3) + -
Bullard, James (3) + -
Chandler, Charles N. (3) + -
Dana, George (3) + -
Jones, Benjamin (3) + -
Kimball, David T. (3) + -
Rogers, Patrick (3) + -
Smith, Nelson (3) + -
Southwick, Joseph, 1791-1866 (3) + -
Slavery--Massachusetts--Boston (3) + -


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Q: How to keep a window open in Python PyQt I am trying to build a python based software. (PYQT based software)
Issue:

*

*My second window keeps closing when right after it opens.

Questions:

*

*Is there something wrong with my code?

*how do I fix it?

Note: The second window opens when the start button is clicked.
Here is my code:
class MainWindow(QMainWindow):
    switch_window=pyqtSignal(str)
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()

        self.initUI()

    def initUI(self):
        #Initialize
        self.setGeometry(1000, 300, 1200, 800)
        self.setWindowTitle('Sensorlyze')
        self.setWindowIcon(QIcon('biosensor.jpg'))
        icon = QIcon('biosensor.jpg')

        # Add Text
        l1= QLabel("Welcome to SensorLyze",self)
        l1.move(25, 350)
        # l1.setWordWrap(True)
        l1.setFont(QFont('Calibri',15))
        l1.adjustSize()
        l2 = QLabel("A software to simply sensor analytics", self)
        l2.move(25, 400)
        l2.setFont(QFont('Calibri', 10))
        l2.adjustSize()

        #Add Buttons
        button1 = QPushButton('Start',self)
        button1.resize(button1.sizeHint())
        button1.clicked.connect(start_clicked)
        button1.move(60, 450)
        button2 = QPushButton('Exit', self)
        button2.resize(button2.sizeHint())
        button2.clicked.connect(exit_clicked)
        button2.move(240, 450)

stylesheet = """
    QMainWindow {
        background-image: url("C:/Users/admin/Desktop/Sensorlyze/biosensor.jpg");
        background-repeat: no-repeat;
        background-position: center;
    }
"""

# def switch(self):
#         self.switch_window.emit(self.line_edit.text())
def start_clicked():
   window=QMainWindow()
   window.setGeometry(300, 500, 500, 500)
   window.setWindowTitle('Hello')
   window.show()
   win.hide()

def exit_clicked():
    msgBox=QMessageBox()
    msgBox.setIcon(QMessageBox.Information)
    msgBox.setText("Are you sure you want to exit?")
    msgBox.setWindowTitle("Exit Sensorlyze")
    msgBox.setStandardButtons(QMessageBox.Ok|QMessageBox.Cancel)
    msgBox.buttonClicked.connect(msgButtonClick)
    returnValue = msgBox.exec()

    if returnValue==QMessageBox.Ok:
        exit()

def msgButtonClick(i):
    print("Buttonclickedis:",i.text())

def main():
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    app.setStyleSheet(stylesheet)     # <---
    win=MainWindow()
    win.show()
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

Am I missing something here? Any help...

A: Alec answered the question but if you are still unclear here is corrected code.
import sys
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QMainWindow, QLabel, QPushButton, QMessageBox, QApplication
from PyQt5.QtCore import pyqtSignal, pyqtSlot
from PyQt5.QtGui import QIcon, QFont
class MainWindow(QMainWindow):
    switch_window=pyqtSignal(str)
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()
        self.initUI()

    def initUI(self):
        #Initialize
        self.setGeometry(1000, 300, 1200, 800)
        self.setWindowTitle('Sensorlyze')
        self.setWindowIcon(QIcon('biosensor.jpg'))
        icon = QIcon('biosensor.jpg')

        # Add Text
        l1= QLabel("Welcome to SensorLyze",self)
        l1.move(25, 350)
        # l1.setWordWrap(True)
        l1.setFont(QFont('Calibri',15))
        l1.adjustSize()
        l2 = QLabel("A software to simply sensor analytics", self)
        l2.move(25, 400)
        l2.setFont(QFont('Calibri', 10))
        l2.adjustSize()

        #Add Buttons
        button1 = QPushButton('Start',self)
        button1.resize(button1.sizeHint())
        button1.clicked.connect(self.start_clicked)
        button1.move(60, 450)
        button2 = QPushButton('Exit', self)
        button2.resize(button2.sizeHint())
        button2.clicked.connect(self.exit_clicked)
        button2.move(240, 450)

    def start_clicked(self):
        self.window = QMainWindow()
        self.window.setGeometry(300, 500, 500, 500)
        self.window.setWindowTitle('Hello')
        self.window.show()
        # win.hide()

    def exit_clicked(self):
        msgBox = QMessageBox()
        msgBox.setIcon(QMessageBox.Information)
        msgBox.setText("Are you sure you want to exit?")
        msgBox.setWindowTitle("Exit Sensorlyze")
        msgBox.setStandardButtons(QMessageBox.Ok | QMessageBox.Cancel)
        msgBox.buttonClicked.connect(self.msgButtonClick)
        returnValue = msgBox.exec()

        if returnValue == QMessageBox.Ok:
            exit()

    def msgButtonClick(self, i):
        print("Buttonclickedis:", i.text())

stylesheet = """
    QMainWindow {
    background-image: url("C:/Users/admin/Desktop/Sensorlyze/biosensor.jpg");
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    background-position: center;
    }
"""

# def switch(self):
#         self.switch_window.emit(self.line_edit.text())

def main():
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    app.setStyleSheet(stylesheet)     # <---
    win=MainWindow()
    win.show()
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()


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Onthophagus aphodioides es una especie de insecto del género Onthophagus de la familia Scarabaeidae del orden Coleoptera.

Historia
Fue descrita científicamente por primera vez en el año 1883 por Lansberge.

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The Academy Awards could be a hot mess. Why that's a good thing for Oscars marketers
February 22, 2019 by Chris Daniels
With no host, who knows what will happen at the 91st Academy Awards? One thing is for certain: Brands are ready to tap into cultural moments.
The curtain hasn't even been raised on the 91st Academy Awards, and already the reviews seem to be decidedly negative for the Super Bowl of entertainment.
Case in point: "The Oscars are going to be an embarrassing disaster," proclaimed The Daily Beast. "The Oscars can't stop messing up and the ceremony hasn't even happened yet," declared Time. And a headline in USA Today read, "The Oscars show is shaping up as such a hot mess, we can't wait to see it."
The last headline is onto something. Despite Academy members feeling insulted and the organization backtracking on several decisions, the show has had no trouble getting advertiser support. ABC has sold out of commercial space for the three-hour-plus broadcast.
Anheuser-Busch is advertising on the show for the first time since 2005 to promote its limited-edition Budweiser Reserve Copper Lager. The brewer had originally planned the spot for Super Bowl LIII, before deciding the Oscars would be a better fit for the brand's target customer -- and given that the ad stars Academy Award winner Charlize Theron.
Although last year's Oscars telecast dropped to record-low viewership, Ricardo Marques, VP of marketing for core and value brands at Anheuser-Busch, notes that the audience size is far bigger than regular TV programming. Live events also yield moments that people share online and become buzzy on social and in earned media.
"There are certain times throughout the year, like the Super Bowl and the Oscars, when TV drives tune-in, but we like to create both Super Bowl-scale programming alongside nimble real-time content to drive engagement and earn attention," he explains. "We look for emerging conversations happening in culture that are bubbling in social [media] where Budweiser can add value and join the conversation but I like to think culture drives the conversation, not the TV properties itself."
To that end, Theron has tweeted about the campaign. The actress, who has starred in Atomic Blonde and Mad Max: Fury Road, is set to be an Oscar presenter, giving an opportunity to Budweiser to amplify the campaign in real-time. 3PM, made up of Weber Shandwick in partnership with PMK-BNC, is taking the lead on comms outreach.
Jenny Galante, director of marketing and partnerships for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, notes that brands are seeking 360-degree activations, looking to "become part of the overall entertainment experience – at the live event, within the broadcast, and throughout ongoing social media."
Cadillac is returning for the sixth straight year as exclusive automotive partner, launching a multimedia Oscars campaign called Rise for its SUV lineup with six new TV spots, its first on-site red-carpet presence, and significant digital and social elements.
On Sunday and during the telecast, artists and Oscar nominees from music and film, including Roma star Yalitza Aparicio, will share their stories of breaking barriers and overcoming adversity with the hashtag #KeepRising. Cadillac will also be the first automotive brand to leverage Twitter's promoted trend spotlight beta that will highlight top tweets with #KeepRising.
'Culturally relevant'
Despite the negative press for the show itself, PR pros note that this year's host-less program will be an unknown quantity, making the property more interesting than in the past.
In tandem with the ratings slide, critics have complained that the Oscars show bores, or that the work it celebrates isn't diverse and reflective of the general population. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has changed the show to make it more culturally relevant. Following 2016's #OscarsSoWhite controversy, the Academy invited a record number of new members to increase the diversity of its membership. However, some of its more recent decisions have been PR blunders.
This week, the Academy reversed its decision to present four awards during commercial breaks to cut down on the show's broadcast time. Alfonso Cuarón and Spike Lee, both Best Director nominees, and actors Russell Crowe and Seth Rogen were among those who called the decision insulting on social media.
The Oscars will also be without a host for only the second time in its history -- the first time was in 1989 -- after comedian and actor Kevin Hart dropped out after a backlash over homophobic comments he had made in the past. In a move that PR pros are watching closely, this year's Best Picture nominees will be introduced to the audience by film lovers, many from outside Hollywood.
Tennis champion Serena Williams is set to introduce A Star Is Born. Other presenters from outside Hollywood include Spanish chef José Andrés and congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis. Sources say other personalities are closely guarded secrets.
"I think bringing in the Serenas of the world appeals to a more-mass-market audience. It will also be interesting to see how brands get behind her and some of the other non-traditional presenters," says Courtney Nally, EVP of entertainment at Ketchum Sports & Entertainment.
Nike, which ran an ad featuring Williams during last year's Oscars, is expected to do something again this year in support of the tennis superstar.
"Bringing in politicians make sense, too," adds Nally. "Entertainment has become so politically charged that a politician could benefit from getting in front of an audience like that. Look at the viral moment the Grammys created by having Michelle Obama come on stage and be a 'sister' alongside Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, and Jada Pinkett Smith. I wouldn't be surprised if we see the Academy Awards pull a page from the Grammys."
Alisa Granz, EVP of brand and lifestyle for Rogers & Cowan, agrees that big, live shows have become less about the show itself and more about tapping into moments.
"We're in a time where brands believe that any moment could be their moment, and, with the right mix of creativity and timing, it often can be," says Granz.
And the Oscar goes to...
According to oddsmakers in the U.K., foreign-language film Roma is most likely win Best Picture at the 91st Academy Awards with 2/7 odds, but if the winning film was based on social media sentiment, the Oscar would instead go to the Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga remake of A Star Is Born.
Cooper's directorial debut racked up 8,334 mentions on social platforms in February and a 96% positive sentiment, according to analytics firm Sprout Social. Black Panther followed with an 87% positive sentiment on 8,082 mentions. Roma was next with 6,460 mentions and 88% positive sentiment.
The least likely to win of the eight films vying for the Academy Awards' top prize? Bohemian Rhapsody, the biopic about Queen frontman Freddie Mercury that got no help from its Golden Globes showing last month. When the Hollywood Foreign Press awarded it Best Drama, fans of A Star Is Born took to Twitter to express their disbelief. People also took issue with Bohemian Rhapsody's credited director, Bryan Singer, who was fired late in the filming and is facing several allegations of sexual misconduct.
While the film had the most mentions on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and other channels with 9, 383 mentions, sentiment came in at a dismal 54%.
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Field hockey drops two CAA games, falls to 0-4 in conference | The Triangle
Field hockey drops two CAA games, falls to 0-4 in conference
By Peter Sandilos
Senior forward Rachel Sumfest takes a shot during the Dragons' Oct. 24 matchup against Colonial Athletic Association rival James Madison University. (Ken Chaney – The Triangle)
Emotions ran high Oct. 24 as the Drexel Dragons celebrated senior day before their game against James Madison University.
The seniors were brought to the center of the field with their families and recognized for their contributions to the team. In an event like this, the flow of emotions can sometimes run over into the actual game. Once the festivities finished, the Dragons turned their sights to the Dukes, hoping to gain win No. 1 against a conference foe.
James Madison came into the game with an impressive 9-5 record while the Dragons came in sporting an 8-6 record. Seeing as this was a conference game, the win was greatly needed by both teams, but it was even more valuable to the Dragons. Drexel had lost both conference games that they had participated in, which is why this game was especially crucial for postseason chances.
The Dragons and the Dukes played an even first half. With emotions running high on the Drexel side of the field, the Dragons had a bit more of a push. Lauren Hibshman attempted the first shot of the game at the 8:30 mark for Drexel, but unfortunately she would be turned away by James Madison's Hannah George. On the ensuing offensive possession for the Dragons, Chloe Pachuilo would attempt another shot on George, but again she would turn it away keeping the score tied at zero.
The first strike of the game came from Jessica McCarthy at the 18:40 mark. It was her fourth of the season. The rest of the first half was fully dictated by defense. Rebecca Werner made an important defensive save to keep the score in Drexel's favor. James Madison would again attempt to score but Jantien Gunter would make the save with just five minutes left in the first half. The Dukes and Dragons would see the first half end with the score 1-0, Drexel.
The second half is where the tides began to turn against Drexel, and quickly at that. A little less than three minutes would pass in the second half before James Madison's Dana Allaband nailed a penalty shot to tie the game. The scoring stopped there, as both teams were unable to find the back of the goal until late in the second half.
Drexel and James Madison both played stellar defense, trying to give their teams the opportunity to win. With just four minutes remaining in the second half, the Dukes found their way past the Dragons' defense to score their second goal of the game. Bethany Ashworth scored her fourth goal of the season, and with it won the game for James Madison.
Another close game by the Dragons dropped with little time left in the second half. This has been an unfortunate trend for Drexel this season, one in which has been devastating to their regular and conference record.
Although it was another tough loss, the Dragons would have to regroup quickly. Drexel headed all the way down to Virginia for their next game Oct. 26 against The College of William & Mary.
The first half of this game was tough for Drexel as William & Mary controlled much of it. They shot on goal five times within the first five minutes of the start. Gunter did all she could, blocking four of those five shots. On the fifth try, the Tribe's Emma Clifton scored the first goal of the game, making the score 1-0. Just four minutes later Clifton would again score to give the Tribe a 2-0 lead, just nine minutes into the first half. Gunter would continue to make big saves for Drexel in an effort to give the Dragons opportunities to tie or at least cut William & Mary's lead in half. The Dragons, however, struggled offensively and could not get anything into the William & Mary goal.
In the second half, the offensive results were the same as in the first half for the Dragons. Drexel had a few opportunities to capitalize on, but were unable to do so. Gunter continued her strong play, accumulating more saves, and ended the game with 10. Drexel's offense again struggled and because of their struggle the team lost a game they certainly should have won.
The Dragons fell to 8-8 on the season, and their conference record dropped to 0-4. Meanwhile the Tribe improved their record to 6-10 and their conference record to 3-1. This was a tough loss for the Dragons, especially coming off one day of rest and a long ride from Philadelphia to Virginia.
This was also another loss for the Dragons in which the team lost by a slim margin. This seems to be an unfortunate reoccurrence for the Dragons, and had a few of these games gone Drexel's way, there would have been post-season excitement rather than general discontent. "The hardest part of my job is watching my team play well and still not get the result necessary for the win. We have had so many close games this season, with five of our eight losses being one-goal games," head coach Denise Zelenak said.
Drexel has one more weekend of games, playing Towson University on Friday, Oct. 31, and the University of Delaware Sunday, Nov. 2. Although the Dragons will not be playing for a postseason spot they will still be playing with heart and passion, trying to end the season on a positive note.


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Justin Harding (Somerset West, 9 februari 1986) is een Zuid-Afrikaans golfprofessional. Hij debuteerde in 2010 op de Sunshine Tour.

Loopbaan
Voordat Harding een golfprofessional werd in 2010, won hij zes toernooien tijdens zijn amateurcarrière. In 2005 boekte hij vier golfzeges als een amateur en won onder andere de Southern Cross Cup, het Sanlam Cape Province Open, het Western Province Strokeplay Open en het Vodacom North West Open.

In 2010 won Harding in zijn debuutjaar als golfprofessional meteen een golftoernooi en het was de Vodacom Business Origins Final.

Prestaties

Amateur
 2004: SA Junior National Colours (SAAB International)
 2005: SA Senior National Colours (Southern Cross Cup), Sanlam Cape Province Open, Western Province Strokeplay Open en Vodacom North West Open
 2006: Pilsner Urquell Southern Cape Open

Professional
 Sunshine Tour

Externe links
  Sunshine Tour: profiel
  Profiel op Official World Golf Ranking

Zuid-Afrikaans golfer


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MSU hopes offense is now Cookin'
Noah Trister
Connor Cook first showed his potential on a big stage for Michigan State when he led the Spartans on their winning drive in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl last year.
Now coach Mark Dantonio hopes Cook is ready for another big challenge — a trip to Notre Dame this week.
"This will be a great experience for him because he's going to have an environment to play in that's going to simulate really what a lot of Big Ten environments are going to be from this point on," Dantonio said. "That's going to be a period of growth for him — an exciting time."
Cook emerged from the competition to become Michigan State's No. 1 quarterback after last weekend's sharp performance against Youngstown State. That puts him on the spot for the Spartans' first big test of the year Saturday against the 22nd-ranked Irish.
"I feel like I've gotten better each week," Cook said. "The confidence is growing in practice, it's growing in the games."
Cook redshirted in 2011 and played sparingly behind Andrew Maxwell last season. It wasn't until the bowl against Texas Christian that Cook made his first significant contribution. He split time with Maxwell in that game, and with the Spartans trailing by two toward the end, Dantonio went with Cook, who guided Michigan State to a field goal and a 17-16 win.
The starting job at quarterback was up for grabs this season, with Cook and Maxwell both returning and redshirt freshman Tyler O'Connor also in the mix. There was even talk that freshman Damion Terry might be pressed into service, but he may redshirt now.
Michigan State's offense — from the quarterbacks on down — was unimpressive in wins over Western Michigan and South Florida. Before the Youngstown State game, Cook was told he wouldn't have to worry about any quarterback rotation, that he would be the team's primary quarterback that day.
He looked confident, throwing for four touchdown passes in the first half of a 55-17 win, and when he did leave the game in the third quarter, victory was already pretty much assured.
Although the opponent wasn't on par with what the Spartans will face this weekend, Dantonio had seen enough to move forward with Cook as his quarterback.
"We have young quarterbacks, with the exception of Maxwell. I think they all have talent," Dantonio said. "I think Connor Cook is in his third year and you're starting to see some maturity on his part. Good things will start to happen — gives you the ability to run the football as well. I can't say enough about Andrew Maxwell because of the way he's handled the situation."
Maxwell threw for 187 yards in a 20-3 loss to Notre Dame last year. As recently as a couple weeks ago, it looked as if Michigan State was headed for a similar output against the Irish this season. After all, Michigan State's defense scored four of the team's first six touchdowns.
Then the Spartans equaled their highest-scoring game since 2005.
"I think it was very important for our total team, we had success passing the football," Dantonio said. "That was a combination of guys catching the ball, like on those 50-50 catches I talk about, or great throws. So, again, we're growing as a football team."
In 2010, Michigan State looked untested after wins over Western Michigan and Florida Atlantic to start the season. An overtime victory over Notre Dame gave the Spartans legitimacy, and they ended up starting 8-0 en route to a share of the Big Ten title.
This year's team still has a lot to prove, but this weekend is a big opportunity.
"I want our guys to have fun down there. I want us to compete," Dantonio said. "Connor Cook is going to do that. No doubt in my mind he's going to do that."


Vladimir Putin signed Federal Law On Ratification of the Agreement between the Governments of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Member States on Creation of Favourable Conditions for International Road Transport.
The Agreement was signed on September 12, 2014.
It gives shippers (individuals and legal entities registered on the territory of one of the parties and authorised under legislation of that country to engage in the activity of international road transport) the right to engage in the activity of international road transport on the territory of all Shanghai Cooperation Organisation member states using vehicles registered on the territory of one of these states.


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Kremena is a yoga teacher and self-taught entrepreneur. She is founder and owner of YorYoga.eu, which allowed her to combine her passion for yoga with a corporate career. She teaches others how to achieve balance and self-awareness by incorporating yoga practice in their lives. Her flair for teaching and organizing weekly yoga classes, special workshops and events was what motivated her to contact more yoga professionals to join her mission of sharing yoga with working professionals.Her realistic, straight-up, and modern attitude has made her a favorite teacher in both Amsterdam and The Hague.
Many people say I'm super emotional. Sometimes I even cry in my classes and some students get disappointed if it didn't happen to cry in that specific class. And I'm like, guys, come on. It's not a competition about who makes me cry.
It's just emotions are something that come through your body and it's better to let them manifest, then go and be there and be present with all those things that happened, the good, the bad, the ugly.
Everything that happens is there, and cultivating that awareness and sitting with yourself sometimes is a very, very good experience and sometimes it's not.
Being aware of your emotions is a big deal of practicing mindfulness because sometimes those uncomfortable moments where you're realizing you're still dealing with some stuff or where you get the most Aha moments where things just really come to you and you're aware that you still have to deal with this unsorted business.
With mindfulness you can name them, you can make sure that you know are present and you can still choose what you want to do with those emotions.
Breathing is super essential. I. I always say in a yoga classes, the first five minutes is [crucial]. Call it whatever you want, but connecting to that inhale and exhale, there is no better way to really be in the present moment. It's just as simple as that. It's deeper inhales, longer exhales and everything comes into place.
All the thoughts before that needs to happen to this breath really doesn't have any importance in anything that will have to happen after it. It's not there yet, so that one breath that you have, each and every time is the only thing we have, but it does take time to notice that it's really true.
When I was growing up in Siberia, (I didn't even think of it being as bullying), but I had a difficult time speaking to kids in school and I would be mocked and maybe few accidents where it was proper bullying now that you know it.
The way I handled it was maybe not the best way, but kids are mean. And you start thinking, oh, I should have a thicker skin and just become tougher and don't cry and don't show weaknesses.
And there was a moment where you really have to put the shield and to make sure that no one can come close to you. And it manifests it in many ways. It's not the only the way you do one thing is the way you do everything. So it's only recently I started realizing actually there are some childhood traumas there that I need to be dealing with.
Mindfulness helped me to just be present with the uncomfortable feelings. These are things from more than 30 years ago. in Yoga we speak about letting go a lot, but it's actually a very difficult act.
The task requires awareness and you can cultivate that awareness by simply meditating or being mindful about it. And as a child, I don't think I would have had those capacities, but as a grownup I can heal and I can understand and I can do the work of healing right now.


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Вътьо Драганов Раковски е български поет и преводач от чешки и словашки език. Има особен принос за популяризиране на чешката и словашката литература в България.

Роден е през 1925 г. Завършва славянска филология в Софийски университет. Първото му стихотворение излиза през 1941 г. в списание "Българска реч". От 1952 до 1990 година работи като редактор на литературното списание "Септември". В периода 1991 — 1994 година е съветник в посолството на Република България в Прага. Раковски е сред учредителите на Съюза на преводачите в България, както и дългогодишен секретар на българския ПЕН клуб.

Автор е на повече от 40 книги с поезия, и е преводач на над 50 книги от чешки и словашки. Носител е на български и международни отличия, сред които:
 наградата на София за литература (1968, Янорова награда (1999), награда на Съюза на преводачите в България (1990);
 орден "Кирил и Методий" – I степен.
 златен медал за сътрудничество с Чехословакия;
 чешките награди "Витезслав Незвал", "Иржи Волкер" и "Премия Бохемика" на Сдружението на чешките писатели;
 словашката награда "Павол Хвездослав" на Министерството на културата на Словашката република (1971).

Негови книги са превеждани на словашки "Letiaci den" (1981), и на чешки "Jak placha voda" (1984), а отделни стихотворения – на английски, беларуски, грузински, испански, руски, украински, унгарски, финландски, холандски, чешки и словашки, френски, хинди, румънски, гръцки, китайски език.

Умира на 14 май 2008 година.

Творчество
 1958 – "Пътник през света"
 1961 – "Високосни години"
 1962 – "Хляб и чувства"
 1964 – "Пет минути преди деня"
 1966 – "Близко ехо"
 1966 – "Делничен свят"
 1968 – "Вечерни покриви"
 1970 – "Добър ден, Галилей"
 1971 – "Насрещен сняг"
 1972 – "Ветровити подножия"
 1976 – "Съботен гроздобер"
 1976 – "Синята дъга"
 1978 – "Прозорец за птици"
 1978 – "Спасени чувства"
 1982 – "Под стряха от дъжд"
 1984 – "Диогенови фенери"
 1984 – "Кълбо"
 1985 – "Лирика" (в два тома)
 1988 – "Амфитеатър"
 1989 – "Битие"
 1996 – "Нощна катедрала"
 1996 – "Сто"
 1998 – "По пътя за Емаус"
 1998 – "Есен, сънуваш ли своето лято"
 2000 – "Аз – Дон Кихот от Ла Манча"
 2001 – "Витото стълбище"
 2002 – "Искам да ти кажа нещо, свят"
 2005 – "Прозорец за птици и ангели"
 2006 – "Викът на моето мълчание"
 2007 – "И чука по стената на дъжда съдбата"
 2009 – "От другата страна на времето"

Източници

 Биография на Вътьо Раковски , списание "The MAG", пролет 2005

Външни препратки
 In Memoriam: "Вътьо Раковски", стихове , "Българи" (списание за българите в Чехия), брой 3/2008
 Стихове на Вътьо Раковски, "Литературен форум", брой 6 (447), 2001

Български поети
Български преводачи
Хора от област Ловеч
Починали в София
Хора с архиви в Централния държавен архив


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So there was a question on the equivalence of the h1 and energy norms.
Essentially asking whether one can always establish this equivalence.
the reason one can do this is draws from, from, from two facts.
Okay? Let me go over those facts right now.
one norm and the energy norm.
And now let me use our new notation for the energy norm alright?
Now let me use this.
Does this equivalence always hold?
Okay, and the short answer is yes.
the, here is the basis of the proof, or, or the basis for why this works.
that's the symbol for there exists, right?
and, the energy norm, right?
a necessary and sufficient condition, 'kay?
what the, sorry, less than infinity.
the reason we can see this is that infinity is not a real number.
us to work with them, which means they have to be finite numbers.
Okay those are the, the real numbers, only include finite numbers.
Okay, first of all so, so this works.
okay, the measure of omega is also less than infinity.
What this means is that our domain [INAUDIBLE] is finite.
What this means that omega is finite.
can always represent the effect of the function itself.
The function squared and integrated over the domain, right?
by just scaling the energy norm, with, by, by a constant.
is that if you now look at the h1 norm Right?
And I'll write it just in this form.
v comma x, the whole square.
And yes, of course, there is the also the one over measure of omega.
One over N, S, D here.
And this whole thing raised to the half power.
This is the H1 norm.
Now, if you are comparing this on the side with the energy norm.
Which is which is of this form, right?
v comma x, E, v comma x, dx.
Right you're comparing these two.
What is missing on the right hand side is this stone.
Right, using the fact that both the norms have to be bounded for them to be defined.
And the fact that the domain omega is finite.
v squared while the energy norm does not have it.
through constants right, through finite constants.
we can indeed show that it's lesser than or equal to the energy norm.
itself is lesser than or equal to some other constant multiplying the dh1 norm.
upon this fact and that one.