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Lee Gaskell to reach career milestone in Huddersfield Giants trip to Wakefield
Utility back looking for victory to celebrate
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Lee Gaskell is hoping to mark his special day with a victory over Wakefield. Picture by Dave Howarth
Huddersfield Giants' utility back Lee Gaskell will be making a landmark appearance if the Super League clash with Wakefield Trinity at Belle Vue goes ahead tomorrow (3pm).
The 27-year-old needs one appearance to reach 150 for his career.
Gaskell has played 30 games for the Giants since joining them from Bradford Bulls in 2017.
At Bradford he played 56 games between 2014-2016, and prior to that made 18 appearance for Salford in 2013.
Huddersfield Giants v St Helens action
The St Helens-born player started his career with 43 games for his hometown club between 2010-2013, and while with the Saints he also made two dual-registration appearances for Rochdale in 2013.
The derby clash is subject to a review by Trinity of their ground and the surrounding area, which was due to take place today.
Wakefield have called upon volunteers to help clear the ground of snow, with one of the major concerns being supporters being able to gain safe access to the stadium.
The postponement to tomorrow has handed both Giants head coach Rick Stone and his opposite number Chris Chester a little more time to prepare.
Stone's only change to his 19 was to include youngster Sam Wood for the first time this season, while it was decided not to risk pack duo Tom Symonds and Adam Walne, the second rower is on his way back from knee surgery while the prop signed from Salford Red Devils in the close season has a medial ligament strain.
Chester has made three changes to his 19-man squad from the side that earned a 16-14 win against Catalans Dragons in Perpignan last time out.
Joe Arundel, Keegan Hirst and Jordan Crowther all come into contention replacing Justin Horo, Reece Lyne and the injured former Giants player Kyle Wood.
Sebastine Ikahihifo reveals how he's made such an impact with Huddersfield Giants
Chester said that the weather had not caused any disruption to his Trinity side and said: "We've had to shift some snow with some spades, but we have trained as usual up on Dewsbury's 4G pitch and managed to get a team run done in prep for what we thought would be kick-off Friday.
"It doesn't alter things much that the game is now Sunday. It's good really as it's given us an extra couple of days prep."
Trinity go into the derby encounter with a 100 per cent record in Super League with three wins against Hull KR, Salford Red Devils and Catalans Dragons, but Chester sees plenty of room for improvement from his side.
"Our execution has been off these first few weeks, so we know we can play better," he explained.
"But, with three from three, we're certainly happy with the start we've had.
"We've four points more than this time last year, so we are happy in that respect.
"We've started okay, but I don't think we've hit our straps yet with what we do with the ball."
Huddersfield Giants and Danny Brough may strike year-by-year contract agreement
The Giants were beaten 26-12 at home by St Helens in their last outing, having been beaten at Hull FC on the season's opening night before beating Warrington Wolves at home.
"I've watched quite a lot of their games this season and they had Saints camped down on their own line a hell of a lot last week," said Chester.
"Huddersfield just couldn't quite break their line, though.
"That's probably credit to Saints' defence, but they'll be a little disappointed they didn't make the most of the territory and that amount of good ball.
"They are a tough team to beat, though, and they'll be in that top-eight at the end."
RL FIXTURES
Betfred Championship: Toulouse v Rochdale Hornets (4.0)
National Conference, Premier Division (2.30 unless stated): Egremont Rangers v Myton Warriors (2.30), Hunslet Parkside v Normanton Knights, Kells v Rochdale Mayfield, Wath Brow Hornets v Underbank Rangers, West Hull v Siddal, Wigan St Patricks v Thatto Heath (4.30)
Betfred Super League: Wakefield Trinity v Giants (3pm), St Helens v Salford Red Devils (4pm).
Betfred Championship (all 3.0): Barrow Raiders v Dewsbury Rams, Batley Bulldogs v Halifax, Leigh Centurions v Featherstone Rovers, Sheffield Eagles v London Broncos, Swinton Lions v Toronto Wolfpack
Betfred League One (all 3.0): Bradford Bulls v London Skolars, Coventry v York City Knights, Hunslet v Whitehaven, Newcastle Thunder v Keighley Cougars, Oldham Roughyeds v Hemel Stags, South Wales v Doncaster, Workington Town v Crusaders
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For the last three years now, I have volunteered my time, my abilities, and my money to help out with the Deerfield River Spey Day in northwestern Massachusetts. The event is hosted by Walt Geryk (www.neffguide.com) and his crew of volunteers. The event usually consists of fly tying, spey casting demos, free BBQ, raffles, and auctions.
The proceeds go to Reel Recovery, an organization devoted to assisting cancer survivors in their recovery through fly fishing. I enjoy helping the cause and traveling to some beautiful river locations. Every year I have constructed a leather fly wallet and tie a few flies to go along with it. The items are then added to the list of wonderful trips, gear, and artwork to be auctioned. This year was no different, except I may have donated more flies and materials than usual. Again, it's all for a good cause. This year was a little different for me. I usually have the family in-tow with me and we spend time after the event together. With the addition of a new puppy to our family, traveling a good distance and finding accommodations for the puppy was a bit much this year. I made the trip this year solo. Thank goodness the weather held out, unlike last year's monsoon event. I had aspirations to fish before and after the event. You would think a solo trip would allow me endless hours of fishing, but it didn't.
The drive is nearly five hours each way, and not leaving until late Friday afternoon put the kibosh on the evening hatch since I had to find a place to throw down the tent for the night.
Up early on a quest for coffee took me to the Shellburn Falls Coffee Roasters, then as I scoped out fishable water I ended up at the Zoar Picnic Area and decide to give a hand setting up the big tent.
Once the event got underway there was a steady flow of people, some faces new, and some familiar. My little travel table/tying table soon had the company of two other tiers, one of which was Allen Landhere. I've encountered Allen at many of the Somerset Tying Shows, and he is an exceptional tier. It was nice to have fellow tiers at the table to share in the skills and chatting.
To say the least, the day was perfect and as the afternoon wore on and the event was winding up, I contemplated driving back home or fishing the evening hatch.
What I've noticed each year of doing this event was that the auction has some really incredible items, and each year I watch as countless items go for virtually less than cost. The point of the event is to raise money for a charity, not get an item for dirt cheap. This brings me to why we are there. I am sure we all know someone who has lost the battle with cancer. I for one know an individual who is currently battling cancer. His name is Mark and he is an avid soft hackle tier and angler. Mark goes by the screen name soft-hackle on a few web forums and is a co-founder of the flymph web site (www.flymphforum.com). I met Mark a few years back at a tying event in the Catskills. I think Mark was the first internet human being, at least fly tying related that I met face to face. Mark came up introduced himself and we just started talking flies, and everything soft hackle. The knowledge just fell out of him. This was my first time really doing a tying event and I wasn't even unpacked yet. Mark made me feel like I had been tying with him for years. I think from there it's been no- stop for me. I still smile thinking of all that enthusiasm he shared. Eventually I got to sit down and watch him tie and again the knowledge just gushed and I beamed with respect. Mark and I have stayed in loose contact over the years since then. Mark truly has been an inspiration to me. Two years ago I got to see Mark while battling with cancer at the first annual Flymph gathering in the Catskills. I was glad to be able to stop and say hello to him and the fellow Flymphers. I had hoped to tie at this years Flymph event, but scheduling was an issue.
I digress a bit here. Flash back to the Deerfield. I decided that my obligations to get back to New York were greater than fooling around chasing trout all evening. I packed my vehicle with a bit of mixed feelings, but mostly pleased with being a part of the Deerfield River Spey Day. I couldn't resist the temptation to wet a line for an hour or so. I found an unoccupied pull off and threw together my gear and hit the water. I worked my way toward a sweet little run when I noticed a decent splash as a trout inhaled a bug. I opted for a March brown parachute pattern, since they were sporadically coming off the water. I then wanted to increase my odds of hooking up with a fish, so I added a dropper fly. I chose the Genesee Jewel wet fly, created by Mark. I've heard and experienced the capabilities of this fly as a searching pattern. Now let me paint this in a different light.
I am on a tight schedule, I'm physically and mentally beat from the previous events, and I'm fishing a non-descript piece of water I have never fished before, in hopes of connecting with a fish (trout preferred) on a sunny slightly humid June 1st day. It wasn't easy, but eventually my parachute was pulled under and the Genesee Jewel was connected to an over excited rainbow trout. I played the fish to submission with a giddy kid type feeling overcoming me. It happened, my road trip, tying event, hoopla extravaganza was candy coated with one simple fish, taking one wet fly, created by one remarkable person.
I fished a bit longer hoping to improve my odds and as the sun shone bright, a brief down pour of rain told me it was time to go. I searched the skies for a rainbow, but realized it came in the form of a fish. I thank you Mark Libertone for all the inspiration.


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Вентакемада () — город и муниципалитет в центральной части Колумбии, на территории департамента Бояка. Входит в состав  провинции.

История
Муниципалитет Вентакемада был выделен в отдельную административную единицу в 1777 году.

Географическое положение

Город расположен на юго-западе центральной части департамента, в гористой местности Восточной Кордильеры, на расстоянии приблизительно 20 километров к западу-северо-западу (WNW) от города Тунха, административного центра департамента. Абсолютная высота — 2611 метров над уровнем моря.

Муниципалитет Вентакемада граничит на севере с территорией муниципалитета Самака, на северо-востоке — с муниципалитетом Тунха, на востоке — с муниципалитетом Бояка, на юго-востоке — с муниципалитетом Нуэво-Колон, на юге — с муниципалитетом Турмеке, на западе и юго-западе — с территорией департамента Кундинамарка. Площадь муниципалитета составляет 159,3 км².

Население
По данным Национального административного департамента статистики Колумбии, совокупная численность населения города и муниципалитета в 2015 году составляла 15 442 человека.
Динамика численности населения муниципалитета по годам:

Согласно данным переписи 2005 года мужчины составляли 49,4 % от населения Вентакемады, женщины — соответственно 50,6 %. В расовом отношении белые и метисы составляли 99,9 % от населения города; негры, мулаты и райсальцы — 0,1 %.
Уровень грамотности среди всего населения составлял 87,7 %.

Экономика
Основу экономики Вентакемады составляет сельское хозяйство.
54,6 % от общего числа городских и муниципальных предприятий составляют предприятия торговой сферы, 35,9 % — предприятия сферы обслуживания, 9,1 % — промышленные предприятия, 0,4 % — предприятия иных отраслей экономики.

Транспорт
Через город проходит национальное шоссе № 55.

Примечания

Города Колумбии
Муниципалитеты департамента Бояка

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Merkel Backs New Law Set To Criminalize Offensive or False Social Media Posts
Five months ahead of election, law could be used to intimidate critics of Merkel's 'Migrant Policy'
Posted by Vijeta Uniyal Thursday, April 6, 2017 at 12:30pm 16 Comments
The government of Angela Merkel has approved draft legislation that seeks to combat certain content on the social media.
The proposed law will force social media companies to remove content that German government may find offensive or 'false'. In its broadly defined parameters the law wants social media companies to act against hate speech, and other contents that may be "in breach of German laws", Bonn-based public broadcaster Deutsche Welle reported. Companies could face up to €50 million, or $53 million, in fines if they fail to remove 'criminal content'.
All the major social media providers are based in the U.S. and by enacting this law Merkel government clearly wants to circumvent the free speech rights granted under the U.S. Constitution.
"We do not accept the fact that companies in Germany do not adhere to the law. Therefore in future, if it doesn't get better, we will impose high fines on these companies," German Justice Minister Heiko Maas told a local TV channel. The law will also force social media companies to reveal the identity of the users suspected of posting 'hateful' content.
But the 50 million euro question is, who gets to decide what is 'criminal' on social media, and what is 'false' in news reporting. Despite blanket media support for Merkel's policies, individual posts and blogs still have the potential of challenging the official narrative in Germany. It was the popular outrage on the social media that forced the German media to cover last year's mass-sexual assaults at Cologne central station. Prior to popular pushback, German media was actively involved in supressing the actual crimes and origin of the perpetrators.
The law brought forward by Germany's Ministry of Justice would require social media companies to publish quarterly reports detailing their efforts in combatting undesirable speech as well as the profiles of the 'employees responsible for deleting and blocking content that breaches Germany's hate speech and slander laws'. German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle reported today:
Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet on Wednesday approved draft legislation that would foresee major fines for social media companies like Facebook and Twitter if they fail to delete hate speech, libel or other content in breach of German laws. Given the grand coalition government's monster majority in the lower house of parliament, approval there should be a formality.
Ahead of Wednesday's decisive cabinet meeting to tackle internet hate speech, Justice Minister Heiko Maas reiterated his warning that online companies failing to delete criminal content themselves could face financial punishments of up to 50 million euros ($53 million).
Social networks would have 24 hours to delete or block obviously criminal content and seven days to deal with more ambiguous cases. They would be obliged to report back to the person who filed the complaint about how they handled the case.
Failure to comply could lead to fines up to 50 million euros for the company and 5 million euros for the company's chief representative in Germany. [DW, April 6, 2016]
The move by Merkel's lame duck cabinet — just 5 months ahead of the country's general election — is not concerned about the real hate being spread by Muslim radicals in German mosques and online, or the accuracy in media reporting in the country, but the new legislation will be wielded as a campaign tool ahead of the polls to intimidate and silence the troublesome critics of Merkel's migrant debacle.
German media has been fully on board with Merkel 'Migrants Policy'. Media has been more than willing to paddle government's happy talk on mass-migration and cover up its disasters. However, the effective use social media by Trump campaign has alarmed Germany's liberal establishment. Determined to prevent the repeat of similar scenario in Germany, Merkel and her left-wing Social Democratic Justice Minister Maas have sharpened the rhetoric against 'hateful' posts and 'fake news' on social media.
In an election year, social media can allow right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party to circumvent the media filter and directly reach millions of voters. By enacting this new legislation, Merkel government hopes to blunt this instrument and muffle the critics.
If the approved draft becomes law, it could be criminal in the country to shout 'the emperor has no clothes'. And if you so much as even hosted such 'offensive' comments: you could be dragged to court by the all-powerful state and face crippling sanctions.
Video: Merkel says 'fake news' driving Right-wing populists in Germany [subtitled, November 2016]
[Cover image courtesy BR, YouTube]
16	16 Comments Angela Merkel, Europe, free speech, Germany, Political Correctness, Social Media
Angela Merkel, Europe, free speech, Germany, Political Correctness, Social Media
archer52 | April 6, 2017 at 12:43 pm
George Orwell is turning in his grave.
Wisewerds | April 6, 2017 at 12:56 pm
These are nazi-like tactics. And we should start treating Merkel like the Nazi she is.
notamemberofanyorganizedpolicital in reply to Wisewerds. | April 6, 2017 at 1:48 pm
Plus, she's a un-repentant East German Communist!
Was she Stasi too?
locomotivebreath1901 | April 6, 2017 at 12:59 pm
Coming soon to a North American continent near you. Oh, wait. Canada!
Mutter Merkel is a typical leftist despot: they don't seek to win the debate. They seek to shut down debate and silence their opposition.
Andrew Klavan gave a good exposition on his podcast about the left's view of truth and reality. IE: The left views truth and reality as a story to tell, and who ever controls the language and narrative controls truth and reality. It's why the left loves political correctness, and calling others nasty names. It defines their truth and their reality, and those who disagree can be branded as 'deniers' or 'criminals.'
Mutter Merkel is well aware of the power of language and silencing opposing views. She is a typical leftist despot and needs to be voted out.
notamemberofanyorganizedpolicital | April 6, 2017 at 1:49 pm
Merkel you and your media are offensive.
In fact everything about you and your media is offensive.
Go arrest yourselves and report to prison immediately!
ray | April 6, 2017 at 2:15 pm
All websites have legal statements to the effect that all use of the site is in accordance with the laws of (insert a state name here). Unless the site as actual physical presence in Germany, the terms of use prevail. If Germany wants to impose their laws on us, they can use the normal financial, political, diplomatic, or military approaches.
gmac124 | April 6, 2017 at 4:47 pm
They are German so "book burning" is in their blood.
Tom Servo in reply to gmac124. | April 6, 2017 at 5:52 pm
It's like that line in the movie, "Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown".
"Forget it, Jake, it's Berlin."
Arminius | April 6, 2017 at 5:56 pm
Angela Merkel goes a long way to demonstrate the reasons for the leftist/Islamic alliance. Both Islamic and leftist-dominated societies are police states ruled by terrorism, draconian punishments, and ultimately with the goal of crushing the individual.
Since the French revolution whenever the left has successfully overthrown the previous regime it's always been followed by "revolutionary terror" that while the leaders proclaim it to be a temporary measure, never ends. The same with Islam.
There is a reason why Iran gets along with North Korea and Venezuela so well.
Both the left and Islam hate the West, which developed the finest civilization ever seen on this planet. It's based upon reason and justice. Two qualities that are anathema to both the left and Islam. And, worse, that result was dependent upon Judeo-Christian morality. Godless communists like Merkel and devout Muslims hate all of what goes with that with equal passion.
Which is why Merkel is doing what she is doing, and why Obama wanted to "fundamentally transform" the United States of America exactly the same way using exactly the same method.
It's important to remember that both leftists and Islamists (I'm using the term differently than most; an Islamist in my view isn't advocating a "perverted" form of Islam but covertly advancing mainstream Islam which, if widely understood, would be soundly rejected by nauseated and disgusted Western populations) don't actually care about what they pretend to care about. Their cows aren't sacred to them; they pick them because they think they're supposed to be sacred to you, and they are using them against you.
Read the Muslim Brotherhoods Explanatory Memorandum on their Strategic Goals in North America for a deeper understanding of what I'm saying.
https://clarionproject.org/holy-land-foundation-terror-financing-trial-documents-50/
"Enablement of Islam in North America, meaning: establishing an effective and a stable Islamic Movement led by the Muslim Brotherhood which adopts Muslims' causes domestically and globally, and which works to expand the observant Muslim base, aims at unifying and directing Muslims' efforts, presents Islam as a civilization alternative, and supports the global Islamic State wherever it is… the Movement must plan and struggle to obtain "the keys" and the tools of this process in carry out [sic] this grand mission as a 'Civilization Jihadist' responsibility… The process of settlement is a 'Civilization-Jihadist Process' with all the word means. The Ikhwan [Muslim Brotherhood] must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and 'sabotaging' its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers…"
This document was never supposed to see the light of day. Because if your goal is to get people to act against their own interests you can't let them in on your plans (documents discovered in the PM's office in Britain dating from the early '60s about the EU's plans to strip member states of their sovereignty fall into the same category, as the only way to advance the EU cause would be incrementally and to be able to lie about the next step as some sort of right-wingnut loony conspiracy theory [we got gay marriage by the same method]).
Here's a dirty little secret, although just as with the EU, the Ikhwan's intentions for North America, the advocates of SSM did so to destroy marriage and how those bigoted girls who don't want to shower with boys must be crushed because their bigotry is a result of Judeo Christian morality, there's nothing really secret about it. Reccep Erdogan just can't bring himself to shut-up.
This so-called Syrian refugee crisis is manufactured. It's Erdogan's way of sending terrorists into Europe to bring Europe to heel.
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/23/erdogan-warns-europeans-will-not-walk-safely-if-attitude-persists-as-row-carries-on.html
And it's Merkel's, and was Obama's and Clintton's, intention to let them in. Because rerrorizing your own population is probably the most useful tool you can have to fundamentally transform your own country.
You just can't say that openly. But actions speak louder than words.
What happens after every Muslim terror attack? First of all the government and media close ranks and deny reality. That the attack had anything to do with Islam. It's "Islamophobic" to say that. This is a form of gaslighting. Anybody who accurately perceives the reality of the situation must be denounced as some sort of mental defective. Islam is praised up and down as a relgion of peace. Again, anybody who reads the Islamic source documents and knows anything about all about Islamic history knows better, but again anybody who speaks up is a mental defective. They denounce Islamophobia. They'll condemn the non-existent backlash; Loretta Lynch and Jeh Johnson are dispatched to conferences sponsored by Muslim organizations to pledge their support for Muslims. We see calls for restrictions on speech. We must have more Muslim immigration.
All Muslims, not just the "radicals," and leftists benefit from terrorism. Terrorist attacks are actually followed by increases in conversions to Islam. There are an amazing number of airheads in this country who will actually believe what Imams Obama, Lynch, et all tell them about just how wonderful and tolerant real Islam happens ot be. And leftists use Islamic terrorism to advance their cause to transform their societies.
Again, leftists don't care about what they claim to care about. You might think the slaughter of 50 gays in Orlando might have raised their ire, but no. They care about destroying marriage and the right to privacy (in the USSR and other communist totalitarian states privacy is always suspicious and must not be tolerated as anyone alone might start thinking for themselves). So gay issues are important to them, not gay people. As leftist revolutionaries have always demonstrated, they're callous murderers even of their own because being a revolutionary means being willing to "break a few eggs to make an omelette.
Leftists don't care about their own people. Besides they don't even consider the vast majority of the people currently residing within their borders "their own." Frankly they dislike them. But again they can't say that openly. But seriously, why should they care about them getting killed, since they're in the way? As this becomes more obvious they have to make sure the ones who have caught on shut-up or else. Hence Merkel's assault on free speech. Free speech is a pillar of Western civilization and can and should be defended. But why would a leftist who wants to see Western civilization destroyed just as much as Abu Bakr al Baghdadi or the Ayatollah Khameini wish to defend it? Rather, it's an obstacle to the tyrants who would rule over you. No matter who their god happens to be. Allah or themselves.
TheFineReport.com in reply to Arminius. | April 6, 2017 at 11:08 pm
Frightening analysis – and spot-on.
TheFineReport.com | April 6, 2017 at 11:07 pm
Maybe Zuckerberg will wind up in one of Merkel's 'camps.'
Karma is a bitch.
randian | April 7, 2017 at 12:05 am
Let's call this what it is: Sharia blasphemy law.
Arminius | April 7, 2017 at 11:56 am
OK, "somebody," looks like a bearded gent of non-Nordic stripe if the person they cops put in handcuffs had anything to do with it, just crashed a truck into a Stockholm department store.
Let's see if my checklist holds up.
1. The government and media close ranks and deny the attack had anything to do with Islam.
2. Accuse people who say otherwise of "Islamophobia."
3. Denounce Islamophobia and the non-existent backlash.
4. Call for restrictions on free speech (bonus points for increasing monitoring of social media).
5. Insist they need more Muslim immigrants.
Arminius | April 7, 2017 at 12:03 pm
The Islam I refer to in point 1 is unicorn-and-skittles "real" Islam Western fantasists keep talking about as if such a thing exists. Granted, they may admit the perp acted according to some sort of twisted perversion of a "great religion."
But as long as they say something along the lines of the attack had nothing to do with real or true Islam it meets my criteria.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/terror-stockholm-truck-rams-crowd-10178926
Sorry if I seem callous about this. I'm not callous. I assure you that I care more about Sweden and individual Swedes than than the @$$hat leftist pols who did this to Sweden and made this inevitable.
Romey | April 7, 2017 at 5:16 pm
The left is, and always has been, about control. Speech, guns, you name it. Control, above all, control.

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Respawn announces Apex Legends Preseason Invitational competitors
Respawn Entertainment has indeed announced all of the organizations taking part at the Apex Legends Preseason Invitational between Sept. 13 and 15. The tournament held in Kraków, Poland will feature 80 teams competing for a massive $500,000 prize pool. An "Apex Predator" award and $8,000 prize will be given to the player that achieves the most eliminations at the event.
Meet the Legends duking it out for half a million dollars and the title of Apex Legends Preseason Invitational Champions. Tune in starting 9/13 at 1PM CEST/7AM EDT to watch it all go down live from Krakow.
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— Apex Legends (@PlayApex) September 9, 2019
Apex Legends Preseason Invitational
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Firstly, this marks the first-ever international championship hosted by Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment. Most previous Apex Legends events have consisted of only a few teams and a much smaller prize pool as well. Teams will compete in a double-elimination format with a Winner's and Loser's Bracket.
Furthermore, the Winner's Bracket will have three rounds, with each round consisting of a number of matches between teams in that group. The top 10 teams of each group will advance to the next round of the Winner's Bracket.
Next, the other teams will also be demoted to the Loser's Bracket and continue in a similar fashion. Points will be calculated based on eliminations, which provide one point each. Placement points will be distributed based on placement between 1st and 20th place.
1st place – 12 Points
2nd place – 9 Points
3rd place – 7 Points
4th place – 5 Points
6-10th place – 2 Points
11-15th place – 1 Point
16-20th place – 0 Points
So, many amateur teams will be competing, with most of the powerhouse teams competing as well. Nine of the 10 top teams for most earnings in Apex Legends tournaments will be competing at the Preseason Invitational.
Team Reciprocity is now at No. 6 on the leaderboard, with only one player currently signed to their roster. The organization borrowed Sebastian "Mimu" Vesala and Niko "ZeroNothing" Suominen for the X Games Minneapolis event.
The other teams consist of Team SoloMid, Rogue, NRG Esports, Sentinels, SK Telecom T1, Fnatic, Team Liquid, Tempo Storm, and Misfits. Of these nine, only North American esports organizations Team Liquid and Rogue have over $100,000 in prize winnings. Rogue has only won prize money at four tournaments, with the majority from a TwitchCon Europe Showdown event.
The majority of the players come from the United States. However, Sweden comes in second with 22 players. In addition, Finland, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Australia, France and Russia provide the remainder with about 10-11 each.
Tickets to attend the physical event costs 100zł or around $25.49. Fans will be able to purchase meals and Apex Legends merchandise at the event as well. The Preseason Invitational tournament takes place in the Alvernia Planet complex, with the first-place team taking home $105,000.
Finally, Twitch, YouTube, Mixer and Facebook will be live-streaming the tournament on Sept. 13. For rules, event details and other further information, check out the Apex Legends Preseason page.
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Before seeing Disney's latest movie Zootopia, I didn't really have any expectations for it. I honestly hadn't heard much about it compared to Moana, which is coming out in November this year. But being the Disney geek that I am, I was still planning on seeing it ASAP. Let me just say, this movie did not disappoint.
Let's get this out of the way quick. There is really not a lot that I have wrong with this movie because I honestly loved it. The only complaint I found myself making at the end is about how long it took to get going. It starts kinda slow, but once it gets going….buckle in.
Even from the opening scene you could tell the animation was incredibly detailed. They really did an incredible job animating every like hair of fur on all the characters. Another thing you get a sense of very early on is how each character's mannerisms are meant to match with the stereotypical characteristics of the animals that they are. Kind of a messy sentence, I know, but a couple of examples of that are: Nick Wilde the fox is a smooth talker whose facial expressions often make you think that he knows things that he isn't telling you, Mr. and Mrs. Hopps are pretty silly and talk significantly faster than most other characters. And those are just the mannerisms!
This film does an excellent job of subliminally attacking a real issue in the United States in a light and completely watchable way. The issue it addresses is racism and tolerance. For example, Nick Wilde is stereotyped as being untrustworthy because he is a fox. Of course, it isn't fair to judge someone before getting to know them but in this case Nick Wilde actually lived up to that stereotype when he meets Judy Hopps. He explains that he kind of just grew up learning that foxes are expected to be that way so he is just a con man because that is where he fits in to society. As the movie progresses we see that Judy begins to realize the issue that is judging people based on what is in their blood. I think Disney does a great job getting their message across especially because of the controversy behind the gender, age, race, and cultural stereotypes that there older movies have been accused of.
Aside from those deeper meanings, this movie is honestly one of the funnier movies I have seen in a while. There were several occasions when I found myself laughing out loud. Whether it was a clever remark, a Disney easter egg, or some situational comedy, Zootopia is filled with complex characters that the audience immediately falls in love with. To go along with the comedy, the multilayered plot line is more than enough to satisfy even the pickiest of movie critics. I would say this is a must watch for all ages and the best Disney movie since Tangled.


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Bowling township, Rock Island County, Illinois, United States of America
Margaret Hutchinson
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Elizabeth Ann Johnston
April 16, 1924 (aged 16 years)
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Charlotte Jane Lemon
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Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois, United States of America
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Milan, Rock Island County, Illinois, United States of America
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In this subject some of the main sociological approaches to the study of religion will be considered. The unit will be orientated particularly to the tension between religion and social theory in the evolution of sociological thought. It addresses the impact of religion and religious bodies on Australian society and politics. The unit will focus on the relation of theory and practice, on the research of contemporary religious practice, and on the contemporary relevance of major theorists in the sociology of religion. It will address issues such as Buddhism, Fundamentalism(s), gender in religion, globalisation, Islam, modernity/post modernity, neo-paganism, networks in spiritualities, New Age, popular culture, and new religious movements.
To provide a critical introduction to some of the major theorists in the sociology of religion.
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To investigate the formation of major religious institutions and emergent religious groups, the part they have played in the formation and support of dominant ideologies and the existing social structure, and how these factors have influenced the peculiar nature of religion in Australia.
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San Jose Sharks' Patrick Marleau celebrates after scoring a goal in the third period of a NHL hockey game against the Detroit Red Wings in San Jose, Calif., Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2006. San Jose won 5-1. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)
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Patrick Marleau (12) of the Sharks races down the ice against Minnesota Wild in the third period at HP Pavilion in San Jose on March 5, 2009. Minnesota won the game in overtime 4-3. (Gary Reyes/Mercury News)
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PUBLISHED: June 22, 2019 at 10:20 am | UPDATED: June 23, 2019 at 5:42 am
The Toronto Maple Leafs traded Patrick Marleau to the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday morning, clearing one big hurdle for the Sharks legend to potentially return to the organization he called home for 19 seasons.
Carolina general manager Don Waddell said Saturday he hopes to meet with Marleau "just see where he's at." If Marleau is not interested in staying in Carolina, the Hurricanes are expected to buy out the final season of the three-year, $18.75 million contract Marleau signed with the Maple Leafs on July 2, 2017. Marleau would then become an unrestricted free agent, able to sign with any NHL team.
NHL analyst Nick Kypreos mentioned earlier this week on Sportsnet radio in Toronto that Marleau wanted to return to San Jose. But Marleau's salary cap hit of $6.25 million for the 2019-20 season made a direct trade from the Leafs to the Sharks prohibitive. A third team needed to get involved.
That turned out to be the Hurricanes, who will have to eat Marleau's entire $6.25 million cap hit for the upcoming season if they do buy out the final year of his deal. Carolina was also able to get two draft choices from the Maple Leafs in the deal — a conditional first-round pick in the 2020 NHL Draft and a seventh-round pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.
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If Marleau is bought out, that would allow another team, such as the Sharks, to sign him to a much more team-friendly contract.
It is still unknown whether the Sharks would be interested in a reunion with Marleau, who, when he left the Sharks two years ago, owned nearly every offensive record in Sharks history. Sharks general manager Doug Wilson would not comment on the speculation.
The Sharks have a cap hit of roughly $66.6 million for 15 players for next season, according to CapFriendly.com, and have several items remaining on their to-do list for this summer. That includes new contracts for pending restricted free agents Timo Meier and Kevin Labanc, and deciding what they want to do with captain and pending UFA Joe Pavelski.
The upper limit of next year's salary cap will be $81.5 million.
Marleau played 1,493 regular season games with the Sharks over 19 seasons, collecting 508 goals and 574 assists.
In two seasons with Toronto, Marleau had 43 goals and 41 assists in 164 regular season games as he averaged 16 minutes and 40 seconds of ice time per game.
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A church building is not always the answer to healthy church life. At the same time, a church building is not nothing. It is something, and it is something every church plant should consider carefully. Who is in a better position to consider the question of church structures than the church planter - often landing in a new place with few friends and a field ripe for ministry. There are two big questions on the mind of every church planter. First: how can I reach these dear people in my community? Second: where can I gather them together? Answers to that second question are often most elusive to the church planting pastor. In what remains of this short post, we will consider common sense wisdom others have gleaned along the way.
There are four common options for establishing a location at which a church plant will meet: Rent, Buy, Borrow, Share. At each step, we will consider together some words of wisdom.
Rent - As it is with church buildings, money isn't everything, but it is something. And it's something most church plants don't have much of. Therefore, renting is often preferable to buying. Schools, theaters, dance studios, synagogues - these are four familiar rental options for church plants. Among them, it may be the case that renting school space is the most common. Most schools afford the unique blend of a wide open space for corporate worship - like a cafetorium or gymnasium, as well as smaller spaces for children and adults classes, such as a teacher's lounge, library, or classroom. Schools are often childproof, which is an added bonus.
The theatre was run by a board of investors. Two weeks out, with the lease in hand, the board suffered a change of heart. We were denied. We considered meeting in a synagogue (there are five of them in my town). But it proved easier said than done. There were no studios large enough to meet our needs, and what was large enough was way too expensive. We called school district. At first, it didn't look good. A church had never before met in a public school in our town, and that fact made people a little nervous. We submitted our building use form and for the next two weeks we heard nothing but radio silence. Later we learned our request had been denied, until a ranking school official stepped in and opened the way for us to rent space at one of the elementary schools. Providence, I say. For the last five years, we have enjoyed a sweet and blossoming relationship with the local school system. It's been good for us. It's been good for them.
Don't be in a hurry. Because God is sovereign, time is on your side. Of course, you can't sit back on your laurels either. Pray fervently, take your time, and make a wise decision.
Gather good data. There are probably other good churches around who care about you. Ask for the names of faithful church members who work with real estate. They can help you find or negotiate a fair price. Every church plant needs "a guy." Our guy is in his sixties and has been a blessing of wisdom to us time and time again.
Know and bless your landlord. Every renter has rules about what you can and cannot do, what you should and should not do. Master and follow those rules. If you want to be happy for the rest of your life…. never break the landlord's rules. Be meticulous. Be clean. Be courteous. If your rent is late, apologize in person. If you're in a school, know and serve the principal, the secretaries, and the teachers.
Learn your key holders' and custodians' names. Then help them in their work. If they are responsible to set up chairs for you, help them put out the chairs. If you spill coffee, try to clear it up yourself first. Give them pastries and thank them for their work. Who doesn't like pastries and gratitude? Share the gospel with them. It's easy to overlook the people who open the doors each week.
Keep your eye out for more permanent space. You probably can't and don't want to rent forever. Lord willing, your church will grow and you will need a space that is more your own. Keep a list of options. Discuss and pray about them with your fellow leaders.
This brings us to the next option: buying a meeting place. The benefits of this option should be obvious. Buying a facility brings freedom. You'll be free to use your space as you please. Owning a facility will open you up to opportunities to do ministry every day of the week, and not just on Sundays. The energy you and your members were putting toward setting up and tearing down can be redirected to other ministries and outreach.
However, while buying is often preferable to renting, it is often more difficult to accomplish. It costs more and the options are fewer. This has been a concern of ours since the beginning. Since we planted in a land-locked location with few buildings suitable for assembling a large group, we have wondered if buying will be an option for us. So far, nothing concrete has surfaced…but we're ready, and you should be ready too.
Follow the first and second words of wisdom to renters. They apply here even more so.
Take the roll weekly. When the time comes to apply for a loan, some banks will require six months (or more) of attendance records, along with your financial statement. I've not faced this myself, but it's what I've heard from others. Every week, we keep attendance of Adult and Youth Bible Fellowship (Sunday School), children's classes, and corporate worship. You have a lot to do each week, so don't make this more difficult than it needs to be. You could just tally all the names on a piece of paper, scan it with your phone, and upload to the cloud for safe keeping.
Teach responsibly on the importance of church giving. Like many planters, your church start may be in a place where biblical disciplines are not as well known. Don't just say, "It's time to take the offering." You will need to actually biblically teach about giving and stewardship.
Invite your congregation to pray fervently about the future, while keeping in mind the blessings afforded by owning your meeting place. God has ordained the prayers of His people as a means by which He accomplishes His will. So pray.
It's hard to imagine the possibility of borrowing a church building, and for good reason. How many people do you know who own an empty sanctuary? I know zero. But remember that corporate meeting space is not the only kind of facility a church plant will use. Contrary to popular opinion, we don't work only on Sunday. There are six other days of ministry to be done, and those ministries may utilize a variety of spaces.
My church is strongly focused on biblical counseling. Our pastors and other trained church members routinely practice the private ministry of the Word with those in need. The biggest challenge our counseling ministry has faced is answering the question, "where can we counsel?" If we had to rent a room every time we counseled someone, our well would run dry quickly. Thankfully, there are many good, free options for such meeting space.
We have done counseling and other forms of small group discipleship in a number of places. As a church planter, one of the first moves you should make is to research and visit the options. Some of the best places for counseling and discipleship space has been: the public library, local coffee shops, private rooms hidden away in businesses, and homes. We have used all these options for free.
Search right away. As soon as you reach the destination of your church plant, start asking and looking. Ask everyone you meet, "Do you know of any rooms where I could hold a small Bible study?" You may be surprised at how many options there are. Long before your church ever meets for corporate worship, your church will meet for small group discipleship, counseling, evangelistic Bible study, planning meetings, etc.
Check the public libraries. Most libraries have a small meeting room you can reserve for counseling and discipleship during the day. Many libraries are even open well past dinner time, which means night-time meetings are possible with those who must work during the day.
Look for secret rooms underground. In the early days of our church, we met for countless discipleship and counseling sessions in a little room underneath a hippie-dippie, small-time coffee shop. That is, until they shriveled beneath the shadow of a large coffee chain and closed their doors. It's a condo now.
Keep asking. Even after you find a nice little spot, continue looking. After three years of asking around and looking and asking around some more, we were granted free use of a couple small rooms in the basement of a nice downtown office complex. It's owned by our "guy" who works in real estate and faithfully attends a like-minded church. This space now holds our internship library, staff meetings, and a majority of our counseling sessions.
Be careful, be flexible, walk softly. Until renting and buying, borrowing offers you little protection. One wrong move and you'll be back on the street.
I suspect in every town are churches struggling to make it. Some congregations have lost their strength through poor leadership, an aging congregation who has failed to connect with the next generation, or some other frowning providence. Sharing space with them could be a mutual blessing. In fact - just this week - a nearby church voted to allow my church to share space in their building. We are looking forward to this exciting new step in the life of our young church.
Get to the know the pastors around you. One of the best decisions we made in our early days was to visit every church and synagogue in our town. Our aim was to meet the pastor and express our gratitude to "become a part of your community", as well as to communicate our desire to be friends. These efforts fell flat with some local pastors, but others blossomed into real brotherhood.
Be teachable. Visit other churches. Talk to their pastors. Learn from them. Over time, you may find ways that an arrangement for sharing space can help you both.
Be generous. Even a small upstart church plant has something to offer by way of encouragement and help to other local churches. Sharing space should be a two-way street. Just as you can learn from them, there are things they can learn from you. You may be surprised by the many opportunities to impact churches with values different from yours.
Be transparent about your plans for sharing space. If you hope to share space for the long-run, be clear about that. If you have a reasonable anticipation that the shared location could become a permanent home for your church, be clear about that too.
Communicate clearly with your members. Sharing a facility - especially transitioning from one place to another - takes time. You will need to hear and anticipate their concerns. Prepare to answer these questions ahead of time, and be patient with those who do not quickly jump on board with the idea of sharing space.
A church building is not everything, but it is something. Be careful. Be wise. Move forward.


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How can it be that the normal distribution holds such a central position in statistics? There are many other ways that data may be distributed. If we roll a six-sided die, for example, the probability of each score is 1/6. In other words, the frequency distribution of the scores is completely flat, far from the bell-shaped Gaussian curve. The roll of a die is a relatively simple process, however. Measurements are more complex. The error in measurement data is usually combined from a large number of component errors. When discussing the synthesis experiment earlier, we mentioned a few sources of error that could contribute to the overall error: variations in reactant concentrations, mixture homogeneity, temperature, as well as measurement precision and operator repeatability. There are numerous other potential error sources, such as the purity of the reactants. We do not know which distributions these individual errors follow but due to the central limit effect we know something about how the combination of a large number of such errors is distributed. This effect makes the mean of a number of random variables follow a normal distribution when the number of variables becomes large, almost regardless of how each variable is distributed.


I know and I've heard of restrictions stated over children's computer use, but Finland's authorities may have set the new boundaries of how far can you go bullying children. Two of the major Finnish newspapers reported of a case where a child's computer was confiscated by the police, because of downloading a song from a locally well known musician called Chisu. Hufvudstadsbladet (biggest newspaper in Finland targeted for swedish speakers) tells that Electronic Frontier of Finland (Effi) and Pirate Party (Piraattipuolue) criticized Finnish authorities for going to far.
Scandinavian's biggest Newspaper Helsingin Sanomat reported also that the local Copyright Information and Anti-Piracy Centre in Finland TTVK's director Antti Kotilainen answered the critics by saying "of course we review every situation individually, but that in this case, it was better to let authorities to investigate what has happened." According to Helsingin Sanomat, Antti Kotilainen stated that it is not possible to load illegal music without knowledge.
Events started when last year's october family's daughter tried to preview to Chisu's new album. According to child's father, searches took her to the Pirate bay. Next spring the father got a letter from TTVK demanding 600 euros. TTVK's letter also demanded a nondisclosure. Father didn't oblige, but instead, wrote a letter back to the attorney. Letter included photographs of the bought album, and the tickets to the concert, which her child attended.
This case has been the story of many Finnish newspapers today and also it has gotten a lot of attention through facebook. As the father's story started to circulate, it seems that the piracy movement gets a lot of sympathy because of this. At least after this, anti-piracy movement might be more attuned to use softer means to fight piracy for a while.
Unfortunately there are no links in English at the moment, so you have to trust author's translations, or use some translator device. You will probably get more using Swedish links, because Finnish doesn't really translate to English using automatic translators. If I find some links in English, concerning this case, I will try to remember to update this blog.
Update #1. Today there seems to be few english stories. Here are few links that might be enlightening.
Update #2. In Finland people under fifteen cannot be prosecuted. So this blog entry starts by throwing people a bit off. Sorry for wooing people. Girl's legal guardian, in this case her father, might still face trial.
Update #3. According to Torrentfreak, TTVK's english abbreviation is CIAPC.
Update #4. Electronic Frontier Finland seems to have made an English release stating that CIAPC is doing blackmaling in Finland.
Update #5. Boingboing seems to have used this entry as a part of their story. I might have had a good upper hand covering this story, because I can read Finnish newspapers in two languages. So I'll just crosslink their story here.
TTVK expands to "Tekijänoikeuden Tiedotus ja Valvontakeskus", which means something like "Copyright informing and monitoring center" in english. Sounds pretty "official", doesn't it?
In Finnish press, they're often referred to as "TTVK" (without Ry), which makes them sound like they were some governmental organization, which they're not. So they are in no way comparable with f.ex. the police (not the band), that's why it's important to point out whenever someone makes this mistake (forgetting Ry), as that gives a completely different image of the company.
Basically they first sent the blackmail letter, and then just reported the crime to the police like anyone can do, and the police confiscated the 9-year old kids' computer.
It's true that TTVK, or CIAPC as I recently learned, does not have any official status in Finnish Government. In Anglo Sax world abbrevations are commonly used to describe Governmental bodies as well as Non-governmental. But it is a good thing to clarify that CIAPC isn't part of the Finnish Government, although they still have very much political power in Finland.


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Q: Trigger for a lot of data I have a table that records a lot of information at any moment, for example, 100 rows per second.
After completing each row, certain operations must be performed. That is, some of these rows should be copied to another table.
Now a few questions:

*

*Can I use triggers to do this? Given the high number of entry rows

*If multiple conditions are checked for copying to the table, can the triggers be responsive?
Additional explanation: the records added to this table are added by the fingerprint recorder

A: first of all, check these :
1.refer to define your trigger it can be called in insert or update etc. which not need to be executed for all operations(not required for all inserts)
2.you can forget your business during the times by changing some rules of your application

*you need to pay attention to it for every change (prevent to introduce bugs)

4....
I strongly suggest you do not define trigger unless you have not any other choices.
if you have an application, you can do it in that and with putting the business
(for Instance, make a thread in your application to check and do your business)
you can have a windows service to do that for you
if you have just database access you can define a job in that to do it for you (not recommended)
finally, to avoiding blocks if you decided to use multi-thread(second thread according to your question is just for read data from your original table and insert into another), you can turn on the is_read_committed_snapshot_on in your database

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You Make Me Sick: I Love You – a solo exhibition by Miami-based artist Antonia Wright. The sweeping exhibition, for which I was the curatorial adviser, featured video, photography, and sculpture, encompassed the entire Spinello Projects space as well as neighboring Butter Gallery. It was the first full-scale review of Wright's work created over the course of a decade. Rather than advance through the gallery spaces chronologically or typologically, Wright's practice has been displayed according to theme-oriented bodies of work. As a curatorial adviser I considered this show as revolving around three main preoccupations – gender politics, bodily endurance and extreme emotion/action in the public sphere. Wright's recurring interest in using her own body as her principal tool enables her to undermine the boundaries of gender politics, to challenge social conventions via an extreme physical or emotional action, and to test the endurance of her viewers.


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Winner: Crowned: The Sign Of The Dragon Book 1 • Mary Soon Lee (Dark Renaissance Books, 2015) Winner: Undoing Winter • Shannon Connor Winward (Finishing Line Press, 2014)
2nd Place: The Robot Scientist's Daughter • Jeannine Hall Gailey (Mayapple Press, 2015) 2nd Place: Stairs Appear in a Hole Outside of Town • John Philip Johnson (Graphic Poetry, 2014)
3rd Place: Dark Energies • Ann K. Schwader (P'rea Press, 2015) 3rd Place: A Guide for the Practical Abductee • E. Kristin Anderson (Red Bird Chapbooks, 2014)
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Mary Soon Lee was born and raised in London, but now lives in Pittsburgh. Crowned is the first part of her epic fantasy about the heroic King Xau, The Sign of the Dragon. Several poems from this epic, including "Interregnum," winner of the 2014 Rhysling Award for the Long Poem, may be read at thesignofthedragon.com. She lives in Pittsburgh with her husband, two children, and two cats.
Jeannine Hall Gailey served as the second Poet Laureate of Redmond, Washington. She is the author of five books of poetry: Becoming the Villainess, She Returns to the Floating World, Unexplained Fevers, The Robot Scientist's Daughter, and, winner of the Moon City Press Book Award, Field Guide to the End of the World. Her work has been featured on NPR's The Writer's Almanac, Verse Daily, and The Best Horror of the Year Vol. 6. Her website is webbish6.com.
Ann K. Schwader is the author of seven collections of speculative poetry. Two of these—Wild Hunt of the Stars (Sam's Dot Publishing, 2010) and Dark Energies (P'rea Press, 2015)—were Bram Stoker Award Finalists. Schwader has also won both the Short Form (2010) and Long Form (2016) Rhysling Awards, and was the Poet Laureate for NecronomiCon Providence in 2015. A Wyoming native, she now lives and writes in suburban Colorado.
Chapbook Award Winners:
Shannon Connor Winward is a Delaware editor and author of literary and speculative writing. Her poetry has been nominated for a Rhysling award, and appears widely in such venues as Analog, The Pedestal Magazine, Strange Horizons, Literary Mama, Star*Line, Thank You For Swallowing, Eternal Haunted Summer and Enchanted Conversation: A Fairy Tale Magazine. Her stories have been published (or are forthcoming) in Psuedopod: Artemis Rising, Persistent Visions, Cast of Wonders, Gargoyle, Spinetingler Magazine, Flash Fiction Online, Plasma Frequency Magazine, PANK, and Heiresses of Russ 2015: The Year's Best Lesbian Speculative Fiction (Lethe Press) as well as in genre anthologies on both sides of the Atlantic. A Semi-Finalist in the Writers of the Future Contest, Shannon was also runner-up for an emerging artist fellowship in literature by the Delaware Division of the Arts in 2014 and 2015. In between fiction, poetry, parenthood, and other madness, Shannon is also Madame Secretary for the Science Fiction Poetry Association, a poetry editor for Devilfish Review, and founding editor of the forthcoming Riddled with Arrows Literary Journal.
John Philip Johnson writes poetry and short stories which have appeared in Asimov's, The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Daily Science Fiction, Rattle, Southern Poetry Review, Strange Horizons, Apex, Phantom Drift, Silver Blade, Dreams and Nightmares, Mythic Delirium, Ted Kooser's newspaper column, "American Life in Poetry," and elsewhere. He would to love to live on Mars. A sample of Stairs Appear in a Hole Outside of Town, (along with an audio accompaniment by the divine diva, Diane Severson Mori) can be found at rattle.com/stairs-appear-in-a-hole-outside-of-town-by-john-philip-johnson-and-julian-peters/
E. Kristin Anderson is a poet and author living in Austin, TX. She is the co-editor of Dear Teen Me, an anthology based on the popular website and her next anthology, Hysteria: Writing the female body, is forthcoming from Sable Books. She is currently curating Come as You Are, an anthology of writing on '90s pop culture for ELJ Publications. Kristin is the author of eight chapbooks of poetry including A Guide for the Practical Abductee (Red Bird Chapbooks), Pray, Pray, Pray: Poems I wrote to Prince in the middle of the night (Porkbelly Press), Fire in the Sky (Grey Book Press), She Witnesses (dancing girl press), and We're Doing Witchcraft (Hermeneutic Chaos Press). Kristin is Special Projects Manager for ELJ and is a poetry editor at Found Poetry Review. Once upon a time she worked at The New Yorker. Find her online at EKristinAnderson.com and on twitter at @ek_anderson.
Be Closer for My Burn • Robin Wyatt Dunn (Crisis Chronicles Press, 2015)
The Book of Answers • Herb Kauderer (Written Image, 2014)
The Endless Machine • Max Ingram (Bone Forge Books, 2015)
A Guide for the Practical Abductee • E. Kristin Anderson (Red Bird Chapbooks, 2014)
Southern Cryptozoology • Allie Marini (Hyacinth Girl Press, 2015)
Stairs Appear in a Hole Outside of Town • John Philip Johnson (Graphic Poetry, 2014)
Undoing Winter • Shannon Connor Winward (Finishing Line Press, 2014)
Full-length Books
The Acolyte • Nancy Hightower (Port Yonder Press, 2015)
Chemical Letters • Octavia Cade (Popcorn Press, 2015)
The Crimson Tome • K. A. Opperman (Hippocampus Press, 2015)
Crowned: The Sign Of The Dragon Book 1 • Mary Soon Lee (Dark Renaissance Books, 2015)
Dark Energies • Ann K. Schwader (P'rea Press, 2015)
Dawn of the Algorithm • Yann Rousselot (Inkshares, 2015)
The Dishonesty of Dreams • A.J. Odasso (Flipped Eye Publishing, 2014)
Dreams from a Black Nebula • Wade German (Hippocampus Press, 2014)
An Exorcism of Angels • Stephanie Wytovich (Raw Dog Screaming Press, 2015)
Eden Underground • Alessandro Manzetti (Crystal Lake Publishing, 2015)
Gravedigger's Dance • G.O. Clark (Dark Renaissance Books, 2014)
If the Tabloids Are True What Are You? • Matthea Harvey (Graywolf Press, 2014)
An Inheritance of Stone • Leslie J. Anderson (Alliteration Ink, 2014)
Lilith's Demons • Julie r. Enszer (A Midsummer Night's Press, 2015)
The Madness of Empty Spaces • David E. Cowen (Weasel Press, 2014)
The Manufacturer of Sorrow • Michelle Scalise (Eldritch Press, 2014)
Naughty Ladies • Marge Simon (Eldritch Press, 2015)
Resonance Dark and Light • Bruce Boston (Eldritch Press, 2015)
The Robot Scientist's Daughter • Jeannine Hall Gailey (Mayapple Press, 2015)
Solar Maximum • Sueyeun Juliette Lee (Futurepoem Books, 2015)
Some Fatal Effects of Curiosity and Disobedience • Laura Madeline Wiseman (Lavender Ink, 2014)
Space Traveler • Benjamin S. Grossberg (University of Tampa Press, 2014)
To Love As Aswang • Barbara Jane Reyes (PAWA, 2015)
Turn Left at November: Poems • Wendy Rathbone (Eye Scry Publications, 2015)
Visitations into Sídhe and Tír na nÓg • Alex Ness (Uffda Press, 2015)
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1 Dancing Girl Press
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1 Graphic Poetry
1 Graywolf Press
2 Hippocampus Press
1 Hyacinth Girl Press
1 Inkshares
1 Lavender Ink
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1 Popcorn Press
1 Port Yonder Press
1 P'rea Press
1 Raw Dog Screaming Press
1 Red Bird Chapbooks
1 Uffda Press
1 University of Tampa Press
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After JEE Main, which was conducted from September 1 to 6, the National Testing Agency (NTA) is gearing up for medical entrance exam NEET scheduled to be held on September 13 for which over 150,000 candidates have registered.
The Joint Entrance Exam (JEE Main), which began on September 1 for admission to engineering colleges, concluded on Sunday, September 6. While the overall figures were not yet available, trends from the initial three days suggested that around 80 % candidates had taken the test.
This figure is low, compared to previous years when attendance crossed 90 % for the engineering entrance exams, but officials feel that given the circumstances, a sizeable number of candidates have taken the test. The NTA did not officially release the figures on Sunday.
There were also reports of many students facing difficulties due to Covid-19 and the restrictions imposed due to it. Since the JEE (Main) is conducted twice a year now, may candidates have already taken it in January.
A person in the know said since the test is not an annual affair anymore, candidates will get another chance in a few months.
The exams are being conducted in September after being postponed twice in view of the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to NTA officials, 1,597,000 candidates from across the country have registered for NEET, which is a pen-paper based test unlike JEE. In order to maintain social distancing, the NTA has increased the number of centres from 2,546 to 3,843 for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) while the number of candidates per room has been reduced from earlier 24 to 12.The NEET-UG was originally scheduled for May 3, but was pushed to July 26 and then scheduled for September 13.
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  public function setup()
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    $this->setWidgets(array(
      'id'          => new sfWidgetFormInputHidden(),
      'culture'     => new sfWidgetFormInputHidden(),
      'descripcion' => new sfWidgetFormInputText(),
    ));

    $this->setValidators(array(
      'id'          => new sfValidatorPropelChoice(array('model' => 'Convocatoria', 'column' => 'id', 'required' => false)),
      'culture'     => new sfValidatorPropelChoice(array('model' => 'ConvocatoriaI18n', 'column' => 'culture', 'required' => false)),
      'descripcion' => new sfValidatorString(array('max_length' => 600, 'required' => false)),
    ));

    $this->widgetSchema->setNameFormat('convocatoria_i18n[%s]');

    $this->errorSchema = new sfValidatorErrorSchema($this->validatorSchema);

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Lynn Cuny, Founder and President of Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation (Kendalia, TX) – Leads an organization that has worked diligently to rescue and rehabilitate all species of native birds, mammals and reptiles (approximately 7,000/year) for the sole purpose of returning them to the wild, while also providing permanent sanctuary for hundreds of animals who have been rescued from the cruelty of the wild animal "pet" trade, roadside zoos, and laboratories.
Stuart Kandell, Founder of Stagebridge (Oakland, CA) – A theatre company of seniors that offers older adults opportunities for lifelong learning and participation in the performing arts.
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i make quality [green] products just for you!
i have been crafting since i was a kid, and have been making jewelry [with the encouragement of my friends and family] for about three years.
i have a hard time believing that things serve only one purpose-- which is where all of my designs come from. recycling/reusing/upcycling is so important! while the effects of excess trash and pollution may not affect my generation, i know that it will affect my kids and their kids and their kids... so i'm trying to do my part one cute piece of jewelry at a time!
all of my items use AT LEAST one recycled piece.
i personally make all of my items by hand at my home. you are paying for the time it takes for me to create each piece. i am in no way affiliated with the companies whose logos may be on my work. i do not place them intentionally and am not taking their work as my own.
items may be returned [for any reason] within 30 days of shipping [out] date. i will give either an exchange [if possible] or refund, but you must pay shipping charges out of pocket to send back.
if your package never makes it to you [it happens!], i will gladly refund your money.
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i accept paypal and check.
payment through paypal must be received within 3 days. after 2 i will send you a convo to remind you.
if payment is not received within 3 days, the sale will be cancelled and i will leave negative feedback if necessary.
payment by check must be recieved within 2 weeks. after 1 week i will send you a convo to remind you.
if payment is not recieved within 2 weeks, the sale will be cancelled and i will leave negative feedback if necessary.
i may contact etsy for non-payment if you do so.
if you would like to cancel a sale, contact me within 3 days of placing order.
everything is shipped usps first class with delivery confirmation [i will send you the number so you can track it]. please allow up to 3 weeks for delivery.
i try to mail items out within 2 business days. if i am unable to make that deadline i will convo you.
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if you would like a different method or insurance, convo me and i will adjust accordingly.
i send to the address you provide to etsy.
if you would like it mailed as a gift, please include name/address/optional note in "notes to seller." i do giftwrap, ask for details.
most of my items are shipped in a bubble mailer. i pack everything VERY well and with lots of tissue to keep it safe.
feel free to contact me with any questions, concerns, or salutations!
i clean things really well! i don't want anybody getting sick or grossed out. i wash all fabric before i use it, clean vinyl with hot soapy water, wash and bake seeds, cleanse bottle caps, boil toothbrushes, etc. i also soak all jewelry components in alcohol.
i LOVE custom work. feel free to convo me with any ideas you have.
my home is smoke free, but i do have cats. i don't douse my things in pet dander or anything, but you should be aware that it is not a pet free environment.
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Q: PHP contact avoid Spam In this question I will take 2 parts of my problem.
PART 1:
I have a php + javascript validator form that sends an e-mail to my client if right rand numbers (generated by php) are validated by javascript.
So far so good...
The problem is that rand numbers are not sufficient to avoid SPAM (in fact, my client receives approx 20 per day e-mails by fake Adidas campaign). So, my idea comes from getting a rand number + 10 (forcing user to solve the calculation).
PART 2:
I am not preety sure what is the best way to solve this, but I think in this 3 options:

*

*Sum rand number inside php variable;

*Read rand number in javascript and sum 10 inside javascript;

*Read rand number generated by php and sum another rand number.

Here is my code, without sum:
PHP
$ran_num = rand(0,9999);
$exclude_check = "valid";

JAVASCRIPT
if (document.getElementById("spambox").value != "<?php echo $ran_num ?>") {
alert('<?php echo $spamerror_s5_qc ?>');
return false;
}

A: Simple honeypot example which is the most effective method i've seen that doesn't involve ip banning and stuff.
You'll want to put on your form a field you intend for users to NOT fill out. Then hide it with javascript on the frontend. Bots won't have javascript so they will see this field and fill it out.  Make it named something that sounds important like 'required' or 'first_name' etc.
then on your PHP:
if($_POST['first_name']){
    //YA FILTHY BOT!
}
else{
     //process form
}


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