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RHOSLC Cast Shares Beauty, Style Secrets
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The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City ladies may be brand new to your television screen, but when it comes to all things glam, these women are seasoned professionals. From Heather Gay's med-spa business to Meredith Marks' luxury jewelry company, this social circle's ties to the fashion and beauty industries run deep, and the stunning looks each of the women turn out on a regular basis are proof.
It's no surprise that the RHOSLC cast went all out when it came time to pose for their first cast photo shoot. Each thoughtfully chosen piece of jewelry and perfectly shaped manicure truly deserves its own moment of appreciation, so the cast members and their glam teams have revealed all of the details behind each fabulous look.
Lisa Barlow's "timeless" style
Like a true New York City native, Lisa Barlow found a way to make an all-black outfit completely unforgettable. Her Vauthier gown featured a long-sleeved turtleneck design, but the shimmery velour fabric and dramatic leg slit are what truly brought the heat. Paired with black Givenchy stilettos and custom-made jewelry from Diamond Dave, Lisa explained that she was going for an "effortless" vibe.
"I love a very simple, chic look that's timeless," she said. Lisa's vision undoubtedly comes through in every detail of her look, down to the nude gel manicure with a black outline.
When it comes to planning an outfit, Lisa's process is simple, too. "I do all of my own looks," she revealed. Though she works as her own stylist, she does have some help when it comes time to find her wardrobe's most exclusive pieces. "I have a team I have been working with for six years to find me the hard-to-get pieces I die over."
Lisa's ultra-straight hair may seem like a straightforward style, but according to her hairstylist, Chloe Sylvester, careful selection went into choosing products that would maintain her hair's health with a look that required so much heat. Sylvester used products from Nicole and Brizee, the hair care line Lisa co-owns with twins Brie and Nikki Bella from E!'s Total Bellas, to keep her mane silky.
Artist Morgan Fay explained each makeup decision was made to highlight Lisa's natural features, including bronze eyeshadows to bring out her brown eyes, a "sculpted style" to accentuate her cheekbones and jawline (shout out to their go-to Fenty bronzer and Huda Beauty facial powder), and her signature nude lip to flaunt her full pout.
Mary Cosby's meaningful glam
Mary Cosby is very committed to looking fabulous at all times. In fact, she even showed up late to the crew's ski trip, because she was waiting for the perfect outfit for the occasion to arrive in the mail. In the iconic words of Mary: "I like to wear the brands that don't give you wedgies, and Chanel is one of them, and I'm willing to wait for it."
Although Mary's look did include a diamond Chanel estate bracelet, there are a few other brands Mary wholeheartedly stands behind, such as Pamella Roland, the designer of her winter-inspired look, and Christian Louboutin, who is responsible for her peep-toe pumps.
"I was going for a snowing illusion that reminded me of my hometown that is glamorous, yet has meaning," she explained. "Also, I felt great about the color with my complexion."
As relatable as her press-on gel French tip manicure is, Mary's unwavering fabulousness really came through when she reflected on her overall vibe.
"I love my look. I felt like I lost weight from stress, the dress was so heavy!" she said. "I felt that I worked out, but in the same, I felt like a princess for a day."
Heather Gay's gunmetal glam
A wise woman once said, "Perfection is attainable," and that wise woman was Heather Gay (during the RHOSLC trailer, of course!). The self-proclaimed "Good Mormon gone bad" provided some pretty convincing evidence for that bold claim with her look, which she said she was feelin' fine in.
In a curve-hugging metallic Rene Ruiz dress, Heather went for a gunmetal glam-inspired vibe. The gown's sizzling hot leg slit gave us a better look at her strappy Gianni Bini stilettos.
Heather's trusted hairstylist, Vince Abram has a serious eye for details (really, he's also an interior designer!), which is made obvious by the fact that she didn't have a single hair out of place. But if you take a look at Heather's personal behind-the-scenes photos, you'll see that the precise styling is no joke.
Vince explained the "fresh sleek modern flat iron waves," which were "inspired by the clean lines and strength of the dress and jewelry," was created with Murray's EdgeWax and a toothbrush to ensure fly-aways and "fuzzy edges" were tamed. The style was completed with R+Co Outer Space Hairspray, which is a secret weapon for maintaining a hold while avoiding a crunch.
Meredith Marks' "ice queen" realness
Meredith was going for "ice queen" realness, and her Rami Kadi couture gown and YSL heels were undoubtedly the perfect choices. She noted that she felt "AMAZING" in the intricately beaded number, and in a behind-the-scenes Instagram post, she confirmed "the vision came to life."
As if the sleek, caped dress wasn't beautiful enough on its own, Meredith had just the trick for creating a look that was dripping in diamonds: "Jewelry by Meredith Marks, of course!"
Though her duds were incredibly extravagant, Meredith leveled-out the look with soft, glowing glam.
"We kept the hair sleek and silky," explained hair stylist Jenna Kilgrow. "The straight, clean look plays off the elegant lines in her gown."
The makeup was also inspired by the dress, and Matthew Alexander said that the goal was to keep Meredith looking "radiant" by wrapping "warm, mid-town browns around her eyes in a sultry shape." As for that perfectly pink lip? It's Charlotte Tilbury lipstick in the cult-favorite Pillow Talk shade.
Whitney Rose, the "fierce" snow lioness
Whitney Rose felt "fierce" in her beautiful blue look, and it's easy to understand why. The RHOSLC mama also wanted to serve "ice queen vibes," and the whopping 70 carats of tanzanite gems she sported were most definitely icy. Her Nasty Gal gown featured a dramatic plunging neckline that showed some skin while giving her layered necklaces the spotlight.
Whitney's hairstylist, Ryan M. Scottsdale,(who is also responsible for the chic bob and bangs she recently debuted), was going for a "snow lioness" look, and he absolutely delivered with this mane of lush, platinum blond waves.
Although cool tones were a major inspiration behind Whitney's entire look, makeup artist Paige Camryn decided to switch things up with a "rose on ice" beat that shimmered with the help of Becca's Champagne Pop highlighter.
Jen Shah's sultry couture
If it looks like Jen Shah's dress was made just for her… that's because it was. With a hand-beaded Swarovski crystal bodice and a silver silk charmeuse fitted skirt, every inch of the asymmetrical design was iconic, and created by Koa Johnson, the head designer of Jen's line, JXA Fashion.
To showcase the unique neckline of the gown while capturing her "edgy, sophisticated, off-the-runway and bold" essence, Jen's hairstylist Adam Simmons went for a slicked-back style, featuring staggered metallic Bobbi pins and textured waves in the back.
Makeup artist Jillian Silva created a "glittery, but sultry" look with Fenty Beauty contour sticks, Reflex silver pigmentation from MAC, Becca Opal highlighter, and of course, ShahLashes from Shah Beauty.
The couture dress wasn't the only part of Jen's look that was crafted exclusively for her. The manicure was a custom luxury press-on set from High Shine Studio.
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Congenial Conditions To The Healthy Growth of Plants
After so much advice as to the possibility of making conditions right for the growing of plants in the house, the inexperienced reader will naturally want to know what these conditions are.
In the first place, almost all plants, whether they flower or not, must have an abundance of light, and many require sunshine, especially during the dull days of winter. Plants without sufficient light never make a normal, healthy growth; the stems are long, lanky and weak, the foliage has a semi-transparent, washed-out look, and the whole plant falls an easy victim to disease or insect enemies. Even plants grown in the full light of a window, as everyone with any experience in managing them knows from observation, will draw toward the glass and become one-sided with the leaves all facing one way. Therefore even with the best of conditions, it is necessary to turn them half about every few days, preferably every time they are watered, in order that they may maintain an even, shapely growth.
As a rule the flowering plants, such as geraniums and heliotropes, require more light and sunshine than those grown for foliage, such as palms, ferns and the decorative leaved begonias. It is almost impossible, during the winter months, to give any of them too much sunlight and where there is any danger of this, as sometimes happens in early fall or late spring, a curtain of the thinnest material will give them ample protection, the necessity being not to exclude the light, but simply to break the direct action of the sun's rays through glass.
A great variety of plants may be grown in the ordinary window garden, for which the sunniest and broadest window available should be selected.
There are two methods of handling the plants: they may be kept as individual specimens in pots and "dishes" or "pans" (which are nothing more or less than shallow flower pots), or they may be grown together in a plant box, made for the purpose and usually more or less decorative in itself, that will harmonize with and set off the beauty of the plants.
The latter method, that of growing in boxes, offers two distinct advantages, especially where there is likely to be encountered too high a temperature and consequent dryness in the air. The plants are more easily cared for than they are in pots, which rapidly dry out and need frequent changing; and effects in grouping and harmonious decoration may be had which are not readily secured with plants in pots. On the other hand, it is not possible to give such careful attention to individual plants which may require it as when they are grown in pots; nor can there be so much re-arrangement and change when these are required–and what good housekeeper is not a natural born scene shifter, every once in so often rolling the piano around to the other side of the room, and moving the bookcase or changing the big Boston fern over to the other window, so it can be seen from the dining-room?
If the plants are to be kept in pots–and on the whole this will generally be the more satisfactory method–several shelves of light, smooth wood of a convenient width (six to twelve inches) should be firmly placed, by means of the common iron brackets, in each window to be used. It will help, both in keeping the pots in place and in preventing muddy water from dripping down to the floor or table below, if a thin, narrow strip of wood is nailed to each edge of these shelves, extending an inch or two above them. A couple of coats of outside paint will also add to the looks and to the life of these shelves and further tend to prevent any annoying drip from draining pots. Such a shelf will be still further improved by being covered an inch or two deep with coarse gravel or fine pebbles.
This is much better than the use of pot saucers, especially for small pots. Where a bay-window is used, if cut off from the room by glass doors, or even by curtains, it will aid greatly in keeping a moist atmosphere about the plants and preventing dust from settling on the leaves when sweeping or dusting is being done.
A window-box can readily be made of planed inch pine boards, tightly fitted and tightly joined. It should be six to ten inches wide and six to eight inches deep. If a plain box is used, it will be necessary to bore inch holes every six inches or so through the bottom to provide for carrying off of any excess of water–although, with the method of filling the box described in a later chapter, those holes would hardly ever be called into service. Plants in the house in the winter, however, are as likely to suffer from too much water as from too little, and therefore, to prevent the disagreeable possibility of having dirty drainage water running down onto several feet of floor, it will be almost as easy, and far better, to have the box constructed with a bottom made of two pieces, sloping slightly to the center where one hole is made in which a cork can be kept. A false bottom of tin or zinc, with the requisite number of holes cut out, and supported by three or four inch strips of wood running lengthways of the box, supplies the drainage. These strips must, of course, be cut in the middle to allow all the water to drain out. The false bottom will take care of any ordinary surplus of water, which can be drained off into a watering can
or pitcher by taking out the cork. The details of construction of such a box are shown in figure 1. It will be best to have the box so placed upon its supporting brackets that it can be changed occasionally end for end, thus keeping the plants growing evenly, and not permitting the blooms continually to turn their backs to the inside of the room.
With the above simple provisions one may take advantage of all the light to be had in an ordinary window. Occasionally a better place may be found ready to hand, such as the bay-window illustrated facing page 8 or such as that described in the preceding chapter, or those mentioned in the first chapter of Part II (page 146). The effort demanded will always be repaid many times by greater ease and greater success in the management of plants, and by the wider scope permitted.
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St Ewe pub The Crown Inn celebrates 100 years as a St Austell brewery pub with special anniversary brew
It's celebrating with a special birthday brew
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One Cornish pub is celebrating 100 years as a St Austell Brewery boozer with a special birthday brew.
The Crown Inn at St Ewe will celebrate its centenary as a St Austell Brewery pub with a special brew and a weekend of festivities.
The community pub was acquired by St Austell brewery on September 29, 1917, and current landlord Ernie Heather now intends to mark the historic occasion with a special edition beer designed and crafted by Cornwall's oldest family-owned brewery.
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As a proper country pub serving its local community in St Ewe across the decades, the Crown Inn originally formed part of the Hawkins family's Trewithen estate, although the current site was actually built as a rectory in 1601 by the local vicar, Hugh Atwill, before it became the home of the village booze later in the same century.
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Run by Ernie since 2013, the first listed landlord of the modern era was Edward Bice, who ran the pub from the late 1830s and whose wife Rebecca subsequently took the pub on until the mid 1870s.
However, the first reference to the pub landlord may well date back to 1630, when the will of William Broad of St Ewe lists amongst his possessions 'five drincke barrels, two keeves and two tubbs' alongside a wealth of plates, mugs and assorted cutlery.
One of the first pubs acquired by Walter Hick's grand-daughter Hester Parnall after she took up the reins of power at St Austell Brewery in 1916, the Crown Inn was an important local hostelry in its own right but was also the first of a string of Trewithen-owned pubs that came onto St Austell Brewery's books later in the 20 century, including the Hawkins Arms at Probus in 1919.
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To help the centenary go down, Jewel in the Crown, a traditional English ale, has been crafted by Ernie alongside St Austell's brewing team leader Rob Orton in the company's Small Batch Brewery, with the fruits of their labour being put into cask and shared between the Crown and the Kings Arms in Tregony, which is run by Ernie's son, Darren.
Brewed to commemorate the centenary of the brewery purchasing the Crown Inn, St Ewe, this classic style English ale is a nod back to Hester's day.
Medium-bodied, clean and beautifully balanced, Jewel in the Crown is a classic-style English session ale at 4% ABV and is a nod back to the brews that would have been quenching thirsts back in Hester's day.
Ernie said: "You can't have a proper celebration without a proper drink to go with it, so it was a real privilege to spend the day up at the brewery creating my own special ale.
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"It's fermenting at the moment and I can't wait to have a first taste when we get it back to The Crown for the main event."
With live music, charity raffles and a host of other activities planned across the centenary weekend, why not pop along to the Crown and toast its birthday with a proper Cornish brew.


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Bush, Blair Summit to Focus on Iraq
President Bush is at his official mountaintop retreat for talks with British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Mr. Bush went directly to Camp David from Florida, where he visited the military command headquarters that is coordinating forces in Iraq.
The president and the prime minister will meet in seclusion at Camp David, with only a few aides present.
Their summit will last less than 24 hours, and will end with a press conference at Camp David.
Their discussions will focus on the war in Iraq, and the outlook for the future. There are indications Mr. Blair also wants to talk about prospects for Mideast peace, and ways to ease tensions between the United States and European nations that oppose the Iraqi conflict.
The two last met in the Azores in the north Atlantic, just days before the war began. Along with Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar, they released a statement that brought up a possible role for the U.N. in the reconstruction of Iraq.
Britain wants to put the U.N. at the center of Iraq's political and economic recovery, and Mr. Blair is to stop in New York after leaving Camp David to consult with Secretary General Kofi Annan.
The United States also wants U.N. involvement, but not to the extent envisioned by Great Britain. White House spokesman Ari Fleischer says President Bush believes the future role of the U.N. in Iraq is still open to discussion.
He spoke to reporters accompanying the president on a visit to the U.S. military's Central Command Headquarters in Florida, which is the home base of the commanders leading Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Mr. Bush was briefed by top military planners at CentCom, as it is commonly known. He also spoke to thousands of troops, praising their efforts and rallying public support for a war that may be much longer and more grueling than most Americans expected.
"We cannot know the duration of this war, but we are prepared for the battle ahead. We cannot predict the final day of the Iraqi regime, but I can assure you, and I assure the long-suffering people of Iraq, there will be a day of reckoning for the Iraqi regime and that day is drawing near," he said.
The president said the U.S. and its partners will be relentless in the pursuit of victory. He said that coalition forces in Iraq are skilled and courageous, noting troops from other countries are making a big contribution to the war effort.
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Congratulations to my friend, the Hon. Diane Finley on her farewell speech in Parliament, capping a career of giving selflessly to her constituents and Canadians. Diane, I placed trust in you because I knew that you would undertake your role with compassion, grace and grit. https://twitter.com/stephenharper/status/1332208488047472640 #Canada #Parliament
Congratulations to @PremierScottMoe and the @SaskParty on winning a decisive majority! https://twitter.com/stephenharper/status/1321198324662169600 #Canada
Laureen and I send our prayers to the family and loved ones of former Senator David Braley. David was a fine Senator, a champion of Canadian business, Canadian football and our country. May he Rest In Peace. https://twitter.com/stephenharper/status/1321175374240206849 #Canada #football
To our Jewish friends in Canada and around the world observing Yom Kippur, Laureen and I are wishing you an easy and meaningful fast. https://twitter.com/stephenharper/status/1310384320398331904 #Canada
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Laureen and I wish our dear friend Diane Finley the best as she embarks upon a new chapter in her life. The Conservative movement and our country are far better off and stronger thanks to Diane's unwavering commitment to public service. https://twitter.com/stephenharper/status/1296129042740019201 #Canada
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Il Quinquennio d'oro, anche noto come Quinquennio o la Juventus del Quinquennio, è il periodo storico di cinque anni della società calcistica italiana Foot-Ball Club Juventus compreso nella prima metà degli anni 1930, in cui monopolizzò il calcio tricolore, stabilendo un record durato per le successive ottantadue stagioni.

Composta da calciatori di rilievo, tra i quali Gianpiero Combi, il capitano Virginio Rosetta, Umberto Caligaris, Giovanni Ferrari e Felice Borel, assieme agli oriundi Luis Monti, Renato Cesarini e Raimundo Orsi, la Juventus divenne la prima formazione nella storia del calcio italiano a vincere cinque campionati nazionali consecutivi, titoli conquistati tra il 1930-31 e il 1934-35, essendo per ciò premiata dalla Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio (FIGC) con la Coppa Umberto Meazza nel 1939. Contemporaneamente raggiunse le semifinali della Coppa dell'Europa Centrale per quattro anni consecutivi, confermandosi una delle migliori squadre continentali del periodo interbellico.

Allenatore della Juventus in quattro delle cinque vittoriose stagioni fu Carlo Carcano, uno dei fautori del Metodo, mentre molti giocatori di quella compagine andarono a formare il nucleo della rappresentativa nazionale italiana che si aggiudicò le vittorie nella Coppa Internazionale, progenitrice sia del campionato d'Europa sia della Coppa Rimet. Nel pieno di tale periodo, importante anche per l'enorme impatto sociale che aveva generato — e che la fece diventare la prima entità sportiva italiana con una tifoseria di carattere «nazionale» oltreché un tassello di rilievo nella costruzione di un'identità di nazione —, la società torinese inaugurò nel 1933 lo stadio Municipale.

Lo schema tattico

La Juventus della prima metà degli anni 1930 utilizzò il Metodo, un innovativo — per l'epoca — schema tattico applicato contemporaneamente dalla nazionale italiana, di cui l'allenatore Carlo Carcano era uno dei fautori insieme al commissario tecnico Vittorio Pozzo. Tale indirizzo di gioco fu prodotto di una derivazione delle tattiche applicate dalla Scuola Danubiana durante il terzo e il quarto decennio del XX secolo. Il suo modulo innovativo 2-3-2-3 o «WW» (cfr. la disposizione dei giocatori nell'immagine a fianco), che è stato derivato invece del modulo tattico definito come la Piramide di Cambridge (2-3-5), prevedeva il sostegno degli attaccanti interni della squadra, Cesarini — specializzato nel segnare gol decisivi allo scadere delle partite — e Ferrari, alle funzioni del «centromediano metodista» Monti (punto di riferimento fra la difesa e l'attacco), principalmente alla costruzione del gioco, mentre i due mediani laterali, Varglien I e Bertolini, affrontavano le ali delle squadre avversarie; il fronte difensivo, affidato al celebre trio Combi-Rosetta-Caligaris, acquisì maggior sicurezza e il centrocampo beneficiò di una maggior consistenza numerica che nelle formazioni precedenti. Inoltre, tale schema rese possibile la realizzazione di manovre di attacco e contrattacco più veloci ed efficaci che nel decennio precedente. Il fronte di attacco bianconero, con calciatori degni di nota come le ali Sernagiotto e Orsi e il centravanti Vecchina e poi Borel II, con il contributo delle mezzali prima nominate, fu artefice della maggior parte delle 434 reti segnate dalla squadra in partite ufficiali durante il periodo (384 in tornei nazionali e 50 nelle coppe).

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Stagione 1930-31: l'arrivo di Carlo Carcano
Nel 1930 la Juventus si rafforzò con l'ex difensore dell' e della nazionale italiana, Carlo Carcano (che è stato invece collaboratore in ambito della preparazione atletica e allenatore in seconda della Squadra Azzurra), al fronte della squadra torinese in sostituzione dello scozzese Aitken, con l'interno Giovanni Ferrari, altro ex giocatore grigio, e con il centrocampista Luigi Bertolini e il centravanti Giovanni Vecchina.

Con l'allenatore-psicologo Carlo Carcano, il primo ad avere vinto quattro scudetti di fila nella storia del calcio italiano, la Signora infilò all'inizio del campionato 1930-31 otto vittorie in fila, guadagnando 16 punti sui 16 disponibili — un record per le successive 74 stagioni — e, dopo un testa a testa con la  dell'attaccante Rodolfo Volk dalla ventiduesima giornata e poi, la vittoria del 21 giugno per 1 a 0 a Milano contro i campioni in carica dell' nella 33ª giornata, si laureò campione d'Italia con una grande prestazione di Raimundo Orsi (terzo maggior marcatore stagionale con 20 reti). La Juventus ha vinto il suo terzo scudetto con 55 punti (4 lunghezze di vantaggio rispetto ai giallorossi a fine torneo), 79 reti a favore e 37 contro.

In ambito internazionale, la Signora raggiunse i quarti di finale della Coppa dell'Europa Centrale, ma fu battuta dallo Sparta Praga cecoslovacco degli attaccanti Oldřich Nejedlý e František Kloz per 3 reti a 2 nello spareggio del 2 settembre 1931 dopo un'eliminatoria molto combattuta (2-1 all'andata del 12 luglio; 0-1 al ritorno del 22 luglio).

Stagione 1931-32: il quarto scudetto e la semifinale di Coppa dell'Europa Centrale

La stagione successiva diventò una battaglia testa a testa, soprattutto nel girone di ritorno, tra la Juventus, campione in carica, e «Il  che tremare il mondo fa» di Angelo Schiavio, squadra capolista durante la maggior parte del torneo. La vittoria bianconera in rimonta per 3 reti a 2 contro i bolognesi il 1º maggio 1932 allo stadio di Corso Marsiglia a Torino, è stato fondamentale per la vittoria del suo secondo scudetto consecutivo e quarto della sua storia, arrivato con l'apporto di Luigi Bertolini e Luis Monti, oltreché dell'oriundo brasiliano Pedro Sernagiotto a raccogliere il testimone di Federico Munerati, dopo la vittoria per 3 reti a 0 contro il Brescia il 29 maggio dello stesso anno. Madama finì il campionato con 54 punti, uno in meno della stagione precedente (4 davanti agli emiliani e 14 sui romanisti), 89 reti effettuate e 38 subite, ovvero il più forte attacco del torneo. Da notare le dieci vittorie di fila della Juventus nel girone di ritorno del campionato (un record imbattuto per 74 anni nel calcio nazionale), il trionfo del 6 marzo 1932 a Corso Marsiglia per 7 reti a 1 contro la Roma, la maggior sconfitta romanista da sempre in campionato — che rappresentò, agli occhi dei tifosi juventini di quegli anni, la rivincita di quella pesante sconfitta subita nella Città Eterna un anno prima — e gli incontri diretti tra l'argentino Monti e il bolognese Schiavio, «nemici» nel campionato, ma entrambi membri della nazionale calcistica. Nel piano societario il barone Giovanni Mazzonis diventò il «braccio destro» operativo del presidente Edoardo Agnelli.

La formazione bianconera si classificò per la prima volta alle semifinali della Coppa dell'Europa Centrale nel 1932, dopo aver sconfitto il Ferencváros ungherese del centravanti György Sárosi per 4 reti a 0 nella gara di andata il 29 giugno a Torino (reti di Orsi e Sernagiotto, e doppietta di Cesarini), e dopo aver pareggiato 3 a 3 nella gara di ritorno disputata a Budapest quattro giorni dopo. In tale partita l'arbitro austriaco Braun aveva fischiato tre calci di rigore, che suscitarono forti polemiche, in favore dei magiari, di cui due vennero assegnati nel giro di quattro minuti.

Nelle semifinali la squadra italiana incontrò lo Slavia Praga, una delle squadre più prestigiose dell'epoca che rappresentò il nucleo della nazionale cecoslovacca seconda classificata alla Coppa Rimet del 1934. Nella prima partita, giocata il 6 luglio 1932 a Praga, il pubblico cecoslovacco invase il campo di gioco come risultato di tensioni tra lo juventino Cesarini e il massaggiatore dello Slavia generatesi a seguito di un'entrata di "Viri" Rosetta sull'ala cecoslovacca Antonín Puč. L'arbitro Braun — quello della gara di ritorno tra la Juventus e il Ferencváros — riprese il gioco e concesse, dopo aver sospeso la gara per dieci minuti ed espulso Cesarini, un rigore dubbio all'86' allo Slavia, che rappresentò il 4 a 0 finale in favore della formazione del capoluogo centroeuropeo.

La gara di ritorno si giocò quattro giorni dopo sul campo di Corso Marsiglia. Alla fine del primo tempo, la Juventus vinceva per 2 a 0 con reti di Renato Cesarini, capocannoniere del torneo con 5 reti, e di "Mumo" Orsi. All'inizio della seconda parte della partita, il portiere dello Slavia František Plánička — insieme a Combi e Zamora, il miglior portiere della sua epoca —, si accasciò al suolo «come morto» mentre l'azione di gioco era lontana dalla sua area, probabilmente colpito da una pietra lanciata dai sostenitori juventini, infastiditi per il gioco eccessivamente ostruzionistico degli ospiti, ma quello fu un evento mai verificato. I suoi compagni dapprima lo circondarono e poi lo trasferirono di peso negli spogliatoi, senza ritornare più in campo. Lo Slavia, infatti, si ritirò e, conseguentemente, il direttore di gara Miesz sospese la partita. I medici della Juventus visitarono negli spogliatoi il portiere cecoslovacco ma non riscontrarono tracce di lesioni. Poteva essersi trattato di un malore, ma si sospettò subito che questo gesto antisportivo della formazione ospite non servisse altro che a ottenere a tavolino la qualificazione per la finale. I giocatori bianconeri, convinti della loro innocenza, andarono in vacanza per riposarsi, in attesa della finale, programmata all'inizio per la fine di agosto dello stesso anno, ma mai disputata, in quanto il Comitato Organizzatore della Coppa, con un provvedimento molto controverso, squalificò entrambe le squadre e assegnò d'ufficio il titolo di campione all'altra squadra finalista del torneo, il Bologna.

Stagione 1932-33: il tris nazionale
Nella stagione 1932-33 arrivò a Torino il vercellese Teobaldo Depetrini, e fece il suo debutto, a 18 anni, il giovane centravanti Felice Borel, capocannoniere del campionato con ben 29 reti in 28 partite e, con il passare degli anni, uno dei più forti attaccanti che la Signora, e anche la nazionale italiana, abbia mai avuto nella sua storia.

L'inizio del campionato fu amaro per i bianconeri: due sconfitte nelle tre prime giornate in trasferta, contro l'Alessandria per 3 reti a 2 e contro il  di Attila Sallustro per 1 a 0. Nonostante ciò, la Juventus raggiunse il primo posto del campionato dopo aver sconfitto il  nel derby alla 10ª giornata, la settima di una serie di nove vittorie consecutive nella massima divisione. Con un notabile girone di ritorno (13 vittorie in 17 scontri), la squadra juventina si laureò tricampione d'Italia con due giornate d'anticipo sulla fine del torneo dopo aver battuto il  per 3 reti a 0 nella gara decisiva del 16 giugno 1933. I bianconeri chiudono con 54 punti in campionato (otto punti in più rispetto all'Ambrosiana e quattordici sugli emiliani e partenopei, le pretendenti allo scudetto), 83 reti a favore e 23 contro, entrambi record del torneo. Da notare l'incontro di calcio del 18 dicembre 1932 a Torino (Juventus 3-0 Ambrosiana Inter): si giocò con presenza di 14 000 spettatori allo stadio di Corso Marsiglia e un incasso di 140 000 lire.

Il giornalista Mario Pennacchia descrisse così il momento in cui la squadra bianconera raggiunge, per la prima volta, il primo posto di quel campionato e il suo impatto nella società italiana:

Nei quarti di finale della Coppa dell'Europa Centrale la Juventus incontrò l'. La doppia vittoria della squadra torinese (4-2 nell'andata e 6-2 al ritorno ai fini giugno 1933) la classificò alle semifinali della Coppa dell'Europa Centrale per la seconda stagione consecutiva, ma la squadra fu battuta dall'Austria Vienna del celebre centravanti Mathias Šindelář, poi vincitore del torneo (0-3; 1-1). Da notare la prestazione di Raimundo Orsi, capocannoniere di tale competizione con 5 reti.

Stagione 1933-34: l'ingresso allo stadio Municipale e la Nazio-Juve
Nella stagione 1933-34 la Juventus fece il suo primo ingresso al più moderno impianto costruito in Italia di quegli anni: lo stadio Municipale (successivamente ribattezzato in Comunale e, dopo i giochi olimpici invernali del 2006, in Olimpico), al cui interno era stata predisposta una solida rete metallica alta due metri che dividesse i suoi 65.000 posti per il pubblico dal campo di gioco, fu inaugurato il 14 maggio 1933 con il nome di stadio Municipale "Benito Mussolini", rappresentando così il cambio della sede sociale bianconera da Corso Marsiglia a Via Bogino 12: il primo effettuato nel corso di undici anni. Tale impianto, situato in Via Filadelfia, è stato costruito per ospitare i Giochi Universitari Mondiali e poi, il campionato mondiale dell'anno successivo. La Juventus utilizzerà il Comunale (che, nel 1986, verrà intitolato a Vittorio Pozzo) per ospitare tutti i suoi incontri casalinghi fino alla vittoria nella finale della Coppa UEFA nella stagione 1989-90.

I bianconeri chiudono il girone d'andata del quinto campionato di Serie A con cinque punti di svantaggio sull'Ambrosiana di Giuseppe Meazza, nonostante quella differenza fu ridotta a un punto a favore dei rivali lombardi fino all'incontro diretto della ventisettesima giornata (Juventus 0-0 Ambrosiana-Inter il 1º aprile 1934). Nelle ultime sette partite di campionato la squadra bianconera inanellò sette vittorie, guadagnando quattordici punti sui quattordici disponibili, di cui furono notevoli i trionfi in trasferta del 25 aprile sul Brescia per 2 reti contro 1 — dove la squadra piemontese raggiunse la prima posizione del torneo per la prima volta nella stagione con 43 punti, uno in più rispetto all'Ambrosiana — e sulla  per 2 a 0 quattro giorni dopo, dove la squadra torinese portò a quattro punti il suo vantaggio rispetto ai nerazzurri.

La Juventus si aggiudicò il titolo di campione d'Italia per la quarta stagione consecutiva con 53 punti, 88 reti a favore — il miglior blocco di attaccanti del torneo per il terzo anno consecutivo, con un totale di 100 realizzazioni nella stagione — e 31 gol contro. Il centrattacco juventino Borel II vinse la classifica marcatori del torneo per la seconda stagione consecutiva con 31 reti. Così fu descritta la quarta vittoria consecutiva della Juventus in campionato:

Il calendario del campionato fu modificato nella seconda metà del girone di ritorno, come conseguenza della partecipazione della nazionale al mondiale di calcio in programma proprio in Italia. Gli azzurri vinsero il trofeo con ben nove giocatori della squadra torinese, di cui cinque titolari, tra i ventidue convocati: tale gruppo di calciatori, che era stato l'asse portante dell'Italia allenata da Pozzo dapprima nelle prime due edizioni della Coppa Internazionale (nei periodi 1927-1930 e 1931-1932), poi nella fase di preparazione pre-mondiale e quindi nella fase finale dell'edizione 1934, sarà ricordato come la Nazio-Juve; un concetto rafforzato nell'opinione pubblica anche dalla presenza di altri due tesserati juventini nello staff della rappresentativa nazionale, il preparatore atletico Guido Angeli e l'allenatore Carlo Carcano, quest'ultimo voluto dal commissario tecnico Pozzo come suo vice in occasione della vittoriosa competizione iridata.

Dopo avere vinto il titolo mondiale con la nazionale azzurra in qualità di capitano, il portiere Gianpiero Combi, già pluricampione d'Italia, lasciò la società juventina dopo undici anni; dopo il trionfo nella Coppa Internazionale nel 1935 arriverà per l'estremo difensore anche l'addio alla Squadra Azzurra e, infine, all'attività sportiva.

Stagione 1934-35: Juventus pentacampione d'Italia
Nell'autunno del 1934 si ebbe un avvicendamento sulla panchina bianconera: al posto del allenatore Carcano (licenziato per pesanti insinuazioni sulla sua vita privata, all'epoca mal tollerate in Italia) subentrò l'ex giocatore Carlo Bigatto I, prima «bandiera» della storia juventina e considerato da molti l'archetipo del calciatore-allenatore.

Con un'età media della squadra molto elevata (33 anni di Monti, Orsi e Caligaris; 32 di Rosetta), la Juventus arruolò il giovane Alfredo Foni, e promosse dal suo vivaio Guglielmo Gabetto e Pietro Rava. Così, la squadra torinese, con il portiere Cesare Valinasso al posto di Combi, raggiunse il primo posto della classifica generale del sesto campionato di calcio a girone unico, il primo a 16 squadre, una settimana dopo l'inizio del torneo con il suo trionfo casalingo per 2 reti a 1 contro il Napoli, ma fu superata alla fine del girone d'andata dalla  con una differenza di tre punti. Il campionato diventò una lotta serrata tra i bianconeri, i viola e i nerazzurri dell'Ambrosiana-Inter dalla ventesima giornata fino alla fine del torneo. I piemontesi vinsero il loro quinto scudetto consecutivo all'ultima giornata, grazie a una rete di Giovanni Ferrari a pochi minuti dal termine della gara contro la Fiorentina di Pedro Petrone (1 a 0 il 2 giugno 1935 a Firenze), e per via della sconfitta dell'Ambrosiana contro la Lazio a Roma (un risultato identico a quello del 5 maggio 2002). La Juventus concluse il trentacinquesimo torneo italiano con 44 punti — due di vantaggio sui milanesi, e cinque sui viola —, 45 reti a favore e 22 contro, il migliore blocco difensivo del campionato per la seconda volta nel corso di tre anni. Da notare le 49 partite casalinghe senza soffrire sconfitte della squadra bianconera dal 1933 al 1935.

Il giornalista Bruno Roghi raccontò così il quinto scudetto consecutivo bianconero per La Gazzetta dello Sport del 4 giugno 1935:

Emilio De Martino sottolineò invece, in un articolo pubblicato sul Corriere della Sera il 3 giugno del medesimo anno, le varie difficoltà incontrate dalla squadra da inizio stagione:

Nelle due ultime stagioni la Juventus ha raggiunto le semifinali della Coppa dell'Europa Centrale. Dopo aver conquistato il tricolore, Orsi e Cesarini lasciarono la squadra torinese e tornarono alla loro terra natale, l'Argentina, nella primavera del 1935. Ferrari fu acquistato dall'Ambrosiana-Inter e Caligaris fu ceduto al Brescia.

La prematura morte dell'allora presidente della Juventus, Edoardo Agnelli, avvenuta in quell'anno, coincise con la fine del Quinquennio d'oro. Per il resto degli anni 1930 e quasi tutti i successivi anni 1940 la squadra bianconera non riuscì più a riconquistare lo scudetto — giungendo al secondo posto finale nel 1938, e ancora nel triennio dal 1946 al 1948 —, che tornerà sopra le casacche bianconere solamente dopo tre lustri, nel 1950.

In virtù al primato ottenuto in ambito nazionale, la Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio (FIGC) conferì alla Juventus la Coppa Umberto Meazza nel 1939.

Impatto nella società italiana
Il Quinquennio d'oro della Juventus — nome con cui la storiografia italica definì a posteriori l'intero periodo —, oltre a costituire il primo grande ciclo di vittorie di una squadra di calcio italiana dall'istituzione del campionato a girone unico, ebbe un forte impatto sociale nella storia della Nazione precedente alla seconda guerra mondiale, rendendo la squadra bianconera negli anni successivi la fidanzata d'Italia in merito alla diffusione lungo tutta la Penisola sia dei trionfi che della passione e del tifo juventino, che la porteranno a diventare la prima entità sportiva con una tifoseria di carattere «nazionale» in un'epoca dove i tifosi di club erano concentrati nella propria città o, al più, regione d'origine.

L'enorme popolarità della società bianconera all'inizio degli anni 1930, come osservò lo storico torinese Aldo Agosti, «era il risultato di una serie particolare di fattori: un'ineguagliata catena di successi, propiziati e accompagnati da un gioco spettacolare, un contributo decisivo dato alle fortune della rappresentativa nazionale che nel 1934 conquistò la Coppa Rimet [all'epoca nota come Trophée Victoire, antenata dei mondiali], e anche una sapiente costruzione di immagine, che si alimentava di una crescente diffusione delle cronache sportive sui quotidiani». Inoltre, la continua associazione della Juventus a «una classe e uno stile elevati a dignità artistica e ad esempio di cavalleresca sportività» sui mass media nazionali dai primi anni del Quinquennio fu un altro fattore importante per estendere la popolarità del club nel resto del Paese, processo che sarebbe stato compiuto nella prima metà degli anni 1950.

Paradossalmente, come venne segnalato a posteriori dal professore dell'Università di Torino, Giovanni De Luna, un altro motivo per cui durante tale periodo i simpatizzanti di calcio divennero juventini, al di là dell'elemento sportivo, fu l'alternativa che il club bianconero rappresentava — e tuttora rappresenta — al campanilismo insito nelle tradizioni regionali, in quanto era ritenuto uno «strumento di ribellione» contro i capoluoghi locali; un'ideologia che sarebbe andata ad accentuarsi durante la seconda metà del decennio successivo, con il secondo dopoguerra e l'istituzione della Repubblica.

Oltre alla sua popolarità, la supremazia della Juventus nel calcio italiano e il consenso che suscitava come squadra che rappresentava la totalità della popolazione, in particolare fra coloro che emigrarono a Torino per lavorare nella FIAT durante gli anni 1930, fecero del club la squadra d'Italia, appellativo che ancora identifica la società bianconera principalmente in ambito internazionale. Tali fattori, insieme alla presenza massiccia dei calciatori juventini in Nazionale — decisiva nei successi azzurri durante l'era Pozzo, avendo contribuito ad esempio con nove uomini nella vittoria contro l' per la Coppa Internazionale del 1933-1935 —, le permisero di ritagliarsi un posto importante nella memoria storica italiana, favorendo quel fenomeno di «nazionalizzazione» a cui il club contribuì con un ruolo decisivo nella formazione di un'identità nazionale attraverso lo sport; cìò pur non essendo mai favorevole né tantomeno gradito all'allora regime mussoliniano «perché aveva nel suo direttivo antifascisti come Mazzonis ed era tra le poche [società] a non imporre ai giocatori la "cimice fascista" sulla giacca della divisa».

Tale processo sfociò nella — ancora vigente — contrapposizione tra il tifo capitolino e quello provinciale, manifestato nei confronti della Juventus sia in un certo livello di avversione presente in alcune città del Nord, quali Milano e Bologna, e del Centro, quali Firenze, sia nell'affetto e l'ammirazione immutata per la squadra bianconera in province come la Brianza, la Romagna, la Piana di Lucca e la Garfagnana; soprattutto, come sostenne il giornalista Gino Palumbo, in regioni lontane da Torino quali il Sud, dove i giocatori bianconeri rappresentarono per la popolazione locale, in particolar modo quella rurale, un sogno di prosperità nonché l'idea di una definitiva riunificazione nazionale attraverso lo sport:

Alcuni storici e saggisti, tra cui il professore De Luna, affermarono che i successi sportivi del club durante la prima metà degli anni 1930, insieme ai trionfi della Nazionale, principalmente il titolo mondiale vinto nel 1934, costituirono il fattore determinante nella composizione e ulteriore consolidamento del calcio come fenomeno di massa in Italia. In aggiunta a ciò, il Quinquennio della Juventus fu ritenuto il periodo nella storia dello sport italiano in cui ebbe inizio la decentralizzazione del tifo, sino ad allora radicato a livello locale e/o regionale, un fenomeno sociale che sarebbe consolidato nella seconda metà del XX secolo durante il miracolo economico.

Retaggio storico
Il Quinquennio della Juventus, ritenuto il primo ciclo d'oro nella storia della società torinese, fu il periodo in cui furono delineati le proprie caratteristiche essenziali: «il generoso patronato della dinastia Agnelli, un singolare spirito sportivo: il Stile Juventus — considerato un modello di rigore, disciplina e stabilità istituito dall'allora presidente Edoardo Agnelli e simboleggiato dall'endiatri nota come dalle 'tre S': «Semplicità, Serietà, Sobrietà» —, un sostegno molto esteso e una corporeità deterritorializzata; e un'invidia [nei confronti del club] altrettanto diffusa».

I successi della società torinese, una delle prime in Italia a essere gestita a livello professionistico, permisero la diffusione sia di un nuovo tipo di gestione a livello dirigenziale che del schema tattico usato dalla squadra al resto di società calcistiche nel Paese «rendendo così tecnicamente e tatticamente omogeneo il calcio italiano (ragione non ultima del suo successo), contribuendo a rendere la  [...] la regina del calcio mondiale negli anni [millenovecento]trenta», come sostenne lo storico dello sport Antonino Fugardi.

Statistiche

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Qui di seguito è riportata la lista di tutte le stagioni della Juventus durante il Quinquennio d'oro:

  Rosa 1930-31

  Rosa 1931-32

  Rosa 1932-33

  Rosa 1933-34

  Rosa 1934-35

Galleria d'immagini

Note

Bibliografia

Libri

Pubblicazioni varie

Videografia

Voci correlate
 Storia della Juventus Football Club
 Storia della Serie A

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Storia della Juventus F.C.
Cicli di vittorie nel calcio
Storia del calcio italiano
Storia di Torino
Storia dell'Italia nel primo dopoguerra

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Bortles will started on Sunday against the Eagles.
Middle linebacker Kwon Alexander went down on Sunday against the Browns with a knee injury. An MRI performed on Monday confirmed a torn anterior ligament in his left knee, ruling him out for the remainder of the season.
The Bucs have been dealing with a numerous of injuries as backup linebacker Jack Cichy also suffered a season ending knee injury.
Head coach Dirk Koetter said Alexander was the heart and soul of their defense and everyone was emotional during halftime.
Linebacker Lavonte David said despite the disheartening events for the Bucs, guys have to have the next-man-up mentality.
Following the game Sunday against Cleveland, David said that the guys stepped up and filled the void.
Adam Gase said he has to find out what's going on with injuries and see who is available.
Despite the short week, he said, "we will figure something out, and we will have enough guys to be ready to go.


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Iran says US must act realistically to finalize Vienna deal in near future
Iran Press TV
Wednesday, 23 March 2022 4:07 PM
Iran's foreign minister says it is up to the Americans to decide whether they want to act realistically so as to help finalize an agreement on the restoration of a US-abandoned agreement in the Austrian capital, Vienna.
Hossein Amir-Abdollahian made the remarks after a meeting with his Syrian counterpart, Faisal Mikdad, in Damascus on Wednesday.
He said the two diplomats discussed the latest developments surrounding the Vienna talks and other issues of mutual interest.
"If the American side acts realistically, we are ready to finalize an agreement in the near future in the presence of the foreign ministers of the member states of the Joint Commission of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)," Amir-Abdollahian said.
The Vienna talks began almost a year ago with the aim of bringing the US into full compliance with the JCPOA, commonly known as the Iran deal. The US left the JCPOA in 2018 under former president Donald Trump and re-imposed the sanctions that the deal had lifted.
The administration of Joe Biden has rebuked Trump's withdrawal from the accord and insisted on re-entering the deal, all while dragging the talks via its failure to provide Iran with guarantees that Washington will not exit the JCPOA again.
Throughout the talks, Iran has pressed the US for the guarantees as well as the establishment of a verification mechanism on the removal of sanctions.
"We have explicitly stated to the American side that we will not [abandon] our red lines," Amir-Abdollahian said.
However, he voiced optimism about the prospects of reaching a deal.
"We believe that today, more than ever, we are closer to reaching and finalizing an agreement in Vienna," he said. "We offered our last proposals to the US through the EU coordinator to reach a definite point on [finalizing] the agreement."
Meanwhile, US State Department Ned Price said on Monday that "an agreement is neither imminent nor is it certain."
Repeating those words on Tuesday, Price added that "we've always discussed - or we've long discussed, I should say - alternatives with our partners in the region."
He also said "the onus is on Tehran to make decisions" on reviving the JCPOA.
Likewise, Iran has blamed the US for the protraction of the talks, urging Washington to make the necessary "political decisions" to finalize a deal.


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In 2006, Nicholas Sparks helped to create the Epiphany School of Global Studies in New Bern, North Carolina. In 2013, there were only two Black students enrolled even though the school is located in a county that is 40 percent Black. Since then, emails and letters made public expose Sparks deep seated racism against Black folks where he claimed that Black kids are "too poor" and "can't do the academic work."
These racist tropes of intelligence and poverty are meant to justify willfully keeping Black people out of his school and off of his campus. These disturbing and bigoted views are used to justify the criminalization and exclusion of Black people across the country, and have roots in plantation era politics that are designed to keep Black people in our place. If you're wondering whether Sparks cares enough to apologize for his racism, he doesn't: only days ago he gave a half-hearted apology to the LGBTQ community for his homophobic position while completely ignoring his racist remarks against the Black community.
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Celebrity author Nicholas Sparks doesn't believe Black kids are smart enough or rich enough to be at his school. In records now made public, Sparks blamed the lack of Black enrollment at the school he founded in 2006 on Black kids being "too poor" and unable to "do the academic work." When pushed on this deplorable stance, he blamed it on Black "culture." These harmful stereotypes perpetuate deeply disturbing falsehoods on Black intelligence. Their roots can be traced back to plantation era politics. Black folks work hard in this country despite economic disenfranchisement and institutional racism, and we aren't going to let some racist author rewrite our story.
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A leaked document intended for use only by RIM staff suggests that the Canadian company's soon-to-be-launched BlackBerry PlayBook will be missing some rather important features.
RIM's bomb-proof e-mail and messaging services have long been the BlackBerry's unique selling point but the leaked memo seems to suggest that neither service will be available as native apps when the potential iPad-killer launches on April 16th.
Starting at $499, the PlayBook has always been aimed at the business market where pioneering BlackBerry smartphones made their mark, but now it seems that PlayBook owners will also need to have access to one of the company's handsets in order to use the tablet's full functionality.
BlackBerry Messenger, email and calendar services will rely on BlackBerry Bridge to connect to the handset, to all intents and purposes turning the tablet into a very expensive external monitor with a built-in web browser.
RIM has been accused of rushing the PlayBook to market in order to steal some of the iPad's thunder, but releasing an expensive device with many of its prime features hobbled to such an extent could damage the PlayBook's reputation.
Native apps for the tablets proprietory OS will also be few and far between at launch, and Android apps are expected to take a performance hit as they are forced to run inside an optional Android App Player application adding to the CPU overhead.
We've asked RIM to comment on the leak which has confirmed what many suspected, that only existing BlackBerry owners will find a real use for the seven-inch tablet, and we'll update you if and when they get back to us.
We suspect that RIM's PR machine will churn out the stock response that the company doesn't comment on leaks, rumours or conjecture.


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Executive Director Named for IU Center on Representative Government
Tuesday, July 13, 2021 11:17 AM EDT
Indiana University has named Valerie Pena as executive director of the IU Center on Representative Government. She currently serves as assistant vice president and chief of staff of the Office of the Vice President for Government Relations and Economic Engagement Bill Stephan. Pena will retain the roles in addition to assuming the new role.


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«Змова Фієско в Генуї» () — друга драма німецького драматурга Фрідріха Шиллера, опублікована 1783 року Крістаном Фрідріхом Шваном. У цій п'єсі автор вперше у своїй творчості звертається до жанру історичної драми. Сюжет будується навколо невдалого політичного перевороту під час боротьби двох генуезьких аристократичних партій XVI ст (спроба Фієско організувати змову проти тиранії дожа Андреа Доріа).

Шиллер почав роботу над п'єсою у 1782 році після прем'єри своєї дебютної драми «Розбійники» і присвятив її своєму колишньому наставнику Якобу Фрідріху Абелю. перша вистава відбулася на сцені Мангеймського театру у січні 1784 року. Загалом, п'єса ставилась на сцені 75 разів, частіше ніж постановка п'єси «Гец фон Берліхінген» Йоганна Вольфганга фон Гете. У листопаді 1928 року «Березіль» поставив п'єсу «Змова Фієско в Генуї» у Харкові. За мотивами п'єси також знято німе кіно «Змова в Генуї» (1921, Німеччина) режисера Пауля Лені.

У «Змові Фієско в Генуї» Фрідріх Шиллер зображає два протилежних громадсько-політичні табори — табір тиранії та деспотичного свавілля, з одного боку, і табір республіканської свободи та громадського добробуту, з іншої. Їхнє зіткнення і змагання складає основний конфлікт трагедії.

У передмові до п'єси Шиллер перелічує історичні джерела, якими користувався при написанні твору:
«Змова графа Жана Луї Фієска» (фр. La Conjuration du comte de Fiesque, 1639) Жана-Франсуа де Гонді
«Історія владарювання імператора Карла V» (англ. The history of the reign of Charles V) Вільяма Робертсона в німецькому перекладі 1779 року
 «Детальні історико-політичні відомості про республіку Генуї» Габерліна

Фактичним матеріалом про змову і змовників Шиллер почерпнув з книги англійського історика Вільяма Робертсона.

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Джерела
 Єрмакова Н. «Змова Фієско в Генуї» Ф. Шиллера в театрі «Березіль» / Наталія Єрмакова // Просценіум. — 2008. — № 3. — С. 17–21.
 Ф. П. Шиллер. Фридрих Шиллер. Жизнь и творчество, Гослитиздат, М. 1955.

Твори Фрідріха Шиллера
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After many hours of sweat I passed my private pilot checkride at KRHV in San Jose, CA. I was so prepared for the ground oral and flight test that I wasn't even nervous. Frankly that amazed me. I started flying 21 years ago in college in Wisconsin, got 15 hours under my belt and came west to California, never to finish the licensee. Last year I decided it was time to get it done. I told my instructor to forget I knew anything and start from scratch. Since it takes as much as 6 weeks or more to schedule an FAA DE in the summer here I was ready awhile ago and therefore had 10-15 more hours than I probably needed. In retrospect it was a good idea since I felt very comfortable flying the airplane with a stranger sitting next to me telling me what to do. My hours when I took the checkride looked like this (including 15 hours from 1980).
I was way over the minimums required by the FAA but I felt no big desire to take the exam any sooner. Not counting my college experience I had 80 hours, which would have been about 65-70 if I could have scheduled the checkride a month earlier. But I'm glad I gave myself the extra time to prep for oral and practice for checkride. I think my lack of nervousness and complete confidence made this a lot easier for both of us. My instructor suggested that I take a mock checkride with another instructor a few days before the official checkride. This was another real confidence booster. It also made me think about exactly how to approach the maneuvers in a practice environment with another stranger. I did the one thing the DE has to flunk you on during the mock ride. I forgot to clear the area for the first maneuver – slow flight. I felt like an idiot since my CFI had pounded that into me. The silver lining was that I could not possibly forget to do that on the real checkride. I was a little sloppy on the altitudes and headings and convinced myself that I would tighten that up on the real checkride.
The complete checkride from start to finish was 2 hours 15 mins. It was scheduled for 12:30 at Reid-Hillview. I awoke and found the sky clear but extremely hazy. It had been perfect days for the last 2 weeks until this day. The visibility was at 4 miles which makes it MVFR. I was expecting the haze to dissipate by 10-11am. It did not. When I left for the airport the visibility was reported as 6 miles. Although it looked pretty ugly over the valley I was confident that it would get a little better before a 1:30-2pm takeoff and I'd be okay. When we took off at 1:30 it was 7 miles and we were fine.
To get ready for the oral I bought a set of 600 flash cards with Q/A on each side covering all aspects. That worked great! Really gave me confidence that I could answer almost anything. I also bought the King PPL checkride video which I would highly recommend. Just watching a real checkride oral and flight test in progress was very comforting. I learned how to answer some questions as well.
1. What privileges will this PPL allow me that my SPL doesn't?
2. Do my privileges expire and what is the time requirement?
3. Do I have any currency requirements to be able to take passengers?
4. What documents need to be in the airplane for me to fly?
5. When does the airworthiness certificate for the airplane expire?
6. Are we within the weight and balance limitations for this aircraft today?
7. Show me your flight plan. No specific questions on it probably because it was thorough.
9 Shedrew a wind direction for taxiway on a piece of paper. What should be the position of the controls for that wind?
10. She drew winddirection for runway. How would you take off with that wind direction?
11. could you land with that wind direction?
9. What is hypoxia, its symptoms and corrective action?
10. When is the definition of nighttime?
11. What aircraft lighting requirements are there at night?
12. Are there aircraft lighting requirements are there during the day?
13. When do aircraft lights need to be on?
14. What are the color of the runway lights?
15. What are the color of the taxi lights?
We opened the SFO sectional and looked at my flight plan route.
16. What does the blue line around SFO mean?
17. What requirements exist to enter Class B airspace?
18. If controller acknowledges my callsign can I enter Class B airspace?
19. Pointing to LSN airport: If we are flying at 1000AGL can what the VFR visibility and cloud clearance requirements?
20. Pointing to a certain spot: If your radio goes out here, what do you do?
21. Pointing to an MOA: what does this mean, can you fly through?
22. Pointing to a restricted area: what does this mean, can you fly through?
23. If one fuel gage is showing 1/2 full but the fuel tanks are visually full, can we fly this airplane?
24. Explain the fuel system in this airplane.
2. Upon reaching 2000 feet downwind a diversion to Q99 (my normal practice airport). Very easy to find.
3. Soft field landing at Q99 – bounced this one twice…i thought that was the end of my chances right there.
4. Soft field takeoff at Q99 and stay in pattern for another Soft field landing – was she giving me a 2nd chance?
5. About 250′ AGL on final she said Go-Around. (and make a straight out departure to 2500 MSL).
6. Turns to headings w/o goggles.
8. Climbing and descending turns to headings.
9. Unusual attitude recovery (a steep right climbing turn).
12 Slow flight 180 turn.
14. Steep turn to the right.
15 Engine failure at 3000 feet. After going to glide speed, looking for landing spots and checking for restart possibilities she said my power came back on at 2500 MSL. I thought we'd have to take it to a specific spot or at least on final.
16 She then said to take her back to KRHV and do a short field landing.
No VOR work, no power-on stall, and no ground reference (other than patterns). I was almost spot on with the headings and altitudes. When I got off even 50′ on the altitude I adjusted back to target altitude before the next maneuver. I did a one-bounce short field landing, crammed on the brakes and turned off at taxiway Charlie…I knew I had to at least do that. Until I got back to shut the plane down I didn't know whether I had passed. I was bracing myself for her to say I needed some more work on the landings. After shutdown she just said "Congratulations, I see you inside with the paperwork".
I now know that my preparation gave me the confidence to answer any questions and to fly the airplane in any maneuver. I knew I wouldn't be great on everything, especially the short field landing but I had confidence I could demonstrate/explain what needed to be done even if I didn't execute it perfectly. What a relief? I'm taking my daughter out for a trip to Livermore this afternoon as my first ride as a PPL?


Whether it is baseball, volleyball, tennis, basketball or golf, these teams exhibit true athletic prowess. Laredo is home to the Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) Dustdevils and the Laredo Community College (LCC) Palominos. TAMIU competes as a NCAA Division II member of the Heartland Conference.


The aim of this post is showing how to fix choppy tableviews when they are showing huge images fetched from the cloud.
The app is very simple, just a table view that shows a collection of pictures.
The picture size is huge so the scroll must be smooth.
There is a high memory consumption, so iOS quick the app out.
The pictures are fetched every time that a cell is being presented (not cached).
Fetch is not cancelled once the cell is not shown in the tableview due to scroll.
The picture resolution is 6144 x 4096.
Tableviews (and scrollviews) scroll must be smooth. User would not detect app bandwidth consumption easily, but a bumpy scroll is detected from the very beginning. Here what we have to do is to be sure that image is fetched in background and, once is retrieved, update image view in the main thread.
When you access the NSData, it is often compressed (with either PNG or JPEG). When you use the UIImage, there is an uncompressed pixel buffer which is often 4 bytes per pixel (one byte for red, green, blue, and alpha, respectively). There are other formats, but it illustrates the basic idea, that the JPEG or PNG representations can be compressed, when you start using an image is uncompressed.
This model does not work at all with huge pictures, it is necessary to work with a different architecture.
We will delegate the work of fetching and processing the image to a image provider class. Every cell will has its own image provider.
It could be the case that cell will dissapear before image provider ends its tasks. You can cancel the operation done by image provider.
In my case I was not interested in doing that because it was highly likely to get back to the dissapeared cell.
It incorporates various auto-removal policies, which ensures that it does not use too much system memory.
You can access from different threads without having to lock the cache yourselve.
Retrieving something from an NSCache object returns an autoreleased result.
Awesome, It has been reduced memory consumption by 60!!!
There are times that is not under app developer the image size of images that has to fetch. If you use the classical approach then you will find that tableview scroll is choppy and most probaly OS will kick the app out. For avoiding such disgusting issue this architecture fits properly well. You can find the source code here.


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Pier 35 by SHoP Architects and Ken Smith Workshop
Ken Smith planted vines on the steel-mesh structure, which will eventually serve as a green "billboard."
Photo courtesy Ken Smith
Photo © David Sundberg/Esto
Locals flock to the park to enjoy its porch and observe sea life at "Mussel Beach."
Image courtesy SHoP Architects and Ken Smith Workshop
Kara Mavros
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On Manhattan's Lower East Side, a scenic park at Pier 35, designed by SHoP Architects and Ken Smith Workshop, is now open. As one of the final phases of the East River Esplanade, a two-mile waterfront-revitalization plan begun 14 years ago, this recent addition at a single pier may seem relatively small. Nevertheless, the 28,000-square-foot plot accommodates many activities. In the morning, locals practice tai chi; in the afternoon, sunbathers assume their positions on the lawn. By evening, families enjoy the last glimpses of daylight from relaxing swings. Officers on NYPD patrol boats even get their takeout meals delivered to the pier. "The Chinatown and Lower East Side community is underserved in terms of public space," says Ken Smith, firm principal. "Pier 35 isn't for the tourist crowd that goes to the High Line; this is full of New Yorkers."
Reflecting an urban reality, the site abuts an unsightly New York City Department of Sanitation garage on the north. In order to camouflage its neighbor, ShoP designed a barrier structure of steel mesh between the shed and the park's open space. This elongated volume, composed of a series of folded triangular screens that create a canted wall, juts out over the river. At its eastern end, the architects tilted up the south corner to help capture views of the Manhattan Bridge and the Brooklyn waterfront. Here visitors can sit under the lifted canopy—a concept, says Cathy Jones, project director at ShoP, inspired by "your grandmother's front porch" (except this porch is sandwiched between sanitation storage and million-dollar vistas). Four swings suspended from the shelter's roof are placed against the backdrop of the structure's rust-colored weathering-steel wall, which SHoP added to further conceal the garage. Deep wood steps, wrapping around the southeast corner, provide additional seating. Eventually, the overall enclosure of steel mesh will be dressed in a tangle of vines that Smith has planted to create a green "billboard" visible from the highway that runs along the riverfront.
Linking the pier to the mainland is an existing footbridge that both firms helped reconstruct. Working with marine biologist Ron Alveras, they created "Mussel Beach," where strategically placed boulders in the inlet provide a habitat for sea life.
Throughout, Smith designed the pier's two east–west walkways with a deliberate "meandering plan, where you have to look up from your phone while walking," he says.
Pier 35 is not the final step in this revitalization scheme, first advanced by the Bloomberg administration in the post-9/11 rebuilding of lower Manhattan. But it is the last large piece. While work began on this portion in 2010, the project stalled under the current De Blasio administration. Now the federally funded stretch of waterfront needs just a few finishing touches and should be completed next year.
"Most New Yorkers are cut off from the water, and this is one of the places where you can really see it," says Smith. Amid the bustle of a dense downtown, this narrow multiuse oasis allows city-dwellers to hear, smell, and feel the water and the breezes—and relax.
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On one page, Chow's attorneys claim that a federal agent posing as a pot grower got a Muni staffer to promise him machine guns over a meal at the swank Waterbar on the Embarcadero, and then deliver him a gun in a box of See's candy.
When people say you can't get a bad meal in San Francisco, they apparently don't know the half of it.
The court brief is a San Francisco treat, a colorful feast of felonious finger-pointing, a dim sum of deliciously dastardly dealing.
Chow claims the undercover sting that netted Yee, himself and many others was an FBI vendetta and a waste of public money. But it also underscores what a deterrent it can be when authorities crack down on betrayals of the public trust.
Yee and Sen. Ron Calderon, the Montebello Democrat awaiting trial on bribery and money-laundering charges, were arrested in federal operations. Sen. Rod Wright, nailed for living outside his district, was targeted by a Los Angeles County grand jury.
During her campaign last year, Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert vowed to make a priority of public corruption. Maybe Sacramento is as pure as mountain water, but if San Francisco is any indication, there's probably some low-hanging fruit out there. Someone should take a bite.


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Linda Moulton Howe is a graduate of Stanford University with a Masters Degree in Communication. She has devoted her documentary film, television, radio, writing and reporting career to productions concerning science, medicine and the environment. Ms. Howe has received local, national and international awards, including three regional Emmys, a national Emmy nomination and a Station Peabody award for medical programming. Linda's documentaries have included A Strange Harvest and Strange Harvests 1993, which explored the worldwide animal mutilation mystery. Another film, A Prairie Dawn, focused on astronaut training in Denver. She has also produced documentaries in Ethiopia and Mexico for UNICEF about child survival efforts and for Turner Broadcasting in Atlanta about environmental challenges. In addition to television, Linda produces, reports and edits the award-winning science, environment and earth mysteries news website, Earthfiles.com. In 2003, Earthfiles received an Award for Standard of Excellence presented by the internet's WebAward Association. Earthfiles also received the 2001 Encyclopaedia Britannica Award for Journalistic Excellence. Linda also reports science, environment and earth mysteries news for Clear Channel's Premiere Radio Networks and Unknowncountry.com. In 2005, she traveled to Amsterdam, Hawaii, and several other U. S. conferences to speak about her investigative journalism. In 2004, Linda was on-camera TV reporter for The History Channel's documentary investigation of an unusual August 2004 cow death in Farnam, Nebraska. Linda also traveled to Florence and San Marino, Italy, to speak about her earth mysteries investigations. She also produced and reported Earthfiles segments for Comcast Cable broadcasts in San Francisco and Los Angeles.


The final family movie night of the season takes place Saturday at Pere Marquette Beach, 3510 Channel Drive in Muskegon.
The beach is the place to be Saturday night for enjoying incredible views, touring the lighthouse or climbing to the top of the South Pierhead Lighthouse. There is something for everyone, including the final movie of the season, Despicable Me.
Bring some beach chairs or a blanket, sweatshirts or light jacket to shake off the night chill, even a picnic or snacks for a day of fun!
Cost is free but donations are encouraged.
Call (231) 724-6704 or visit the calendar at www.visitmuskegon.org for more information.


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The Best Independent Bookstores in San Francisco
Sarah Medina and Mikaela Luke
For bookworms with a soft spot for the nostalgia of independent shops, the Bay Area delivers.
Though small, local bookstores seems to be going the way of dinosaurs, our region is still a bibliophile's mecca for indie purveyors, where the shelves are stocked with old leather-bound books as well as modern paperbacks, and community programming still includes author readings and signings—even during the Covid-19 pandemic, when book launches and author conversations have all gone virtual.
More than 600 small bookstores nationwide will be hosting in-store and online events for Independent Bookstore Day on Saturday, August 29th. See which of your local shops have something special planned, or just celebrate all things literary by sending love to our favorite, quirkiest, and coziest book nooks around the Bay Area.
Founded in 1953 by poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Peter D. Martin, book lovers from across the country and around the world come to browse, read, and just soak in the ambiance of this literary landmark. The nation's first all-paperback bookstore, City Lights now offers three floors of both new-release hardcovers and quality paperbacks with an impressive range of titles from smaller, harder-to-find, specialty publishers. During the Covid-19 pandemic, City Lights nearly went dark forever, but San Franciscans stepped up, raising nearly half a million dollars to keep this unique SF experience shining bright. Until IRL event return, check out their regular virtual readings. // Open daily noon to 8pm, 261 Columbus Ave. (North Beach), citylights.com
Richard Savoy founded Green Apple Books in 1967 with a stock of used books, comics, and National Geographic magazines. These days, they've modernized with a music and DVD collection as well, but it's hard to find a better-stocked bookstore no matter which location you visit. Look out for Book of the Month recommendations and online events. // Open 10am to 8pm daily (till 9pm at Clement St.), 506 Clement St. (Inner Richmond); 1231 Ninth Ave. (Inner Sunset); and Browser Books, 2195 Fillmore St. (Pacific Heights); greenapplebooks.com
Omnivore Books on Food
When pro chefs, home cooks, and foodies go searching for vintage and modern cookbooks, they walk their Crocs over to owner Celia Sack's Noe Valley shop where, since 2008, a stock of new and antiquarian books covering all things culinary has been ripe for the plucking. Here you can pick up a copy of the latest It cookbook from your favorite chefs and restaurants (look for Chris Cosentino's Offal Good and Elizabeth Pruiett's Tartine All Day), as well as geekier manuals on everything from roots to pickling. SF foodies also love Omnivore for its cookbook launch parties and readings. Follow Omnivore on Instagram for their latest rare and kitschy finds. // Open 11am to 6pm Monday through Saturday and noon to 5pm Sunday; 3855 Cesar Chavez (Noe Valley), omnivorebooks.com
Book Passage
Book Passage has served the Bay Area for more than 30 years, providing the community with an array of author events, writing and language classes, and highly respected annual conferences. In pre-Covid times, you could see everyone from Presidents and prelates to Nobel Prize winners and first-time novelists speak within their walls, with an average of more than 700 author events every year. During the pandemic, Book Passage is hosting online conversations with authors. You can register for the series and also watch archival interviews. And oh yeah, they have tons of books, too. // Open Friday through Sunday at 1 Ferry Building (Embarcadero) and 10:30am to 4pm daily at 51 Tamal Vista Blvd. (Corte Madera), bookpassage.com
Specializing in science fiction, fantasy, and horror (in fact, that's all they sell), Borderlands has been supplying the nerds of SF with good literature for over 20 years. Plus, they have one of the best selections of small-press genre titles in the country with a stock of nearly 14,000 titles. No big deal. // Open 11am to 5pm daily; 866 Valencia St. (Mission), borderlands-books.com
Booksmith
A neighborhood gem, Booksmith was founded in the '70s, and though people held their breaths when it was remodeled in 2007, the store still captures Haight-Ashbury's counterculture ambiance as vibrantly as ever. Between boycotting controversial publishers to occasionally giving out books at the counter that mysterious benefactors bought out, the store is a total community hub. // Open 11am to 2pm daily with curbside pickup until 6pm; 1644 Haight St. (Haight-Ashbury), booksmith.com
Adobe Books
Adobe Books is a longtime local champion of SF's art scene from the literary to the musical. Stop by to peruse the great selection of books, peek into the back gallery where local artists showcase masterpieces, or just hang out with owner Andrew McKinley. As of Summer 2020, Adobe is also home to the City's first community fridge, so feel free to bring fresh groceries for donation next time you stop in. // Open noon to 7pm daily; 3130 24th St. (Mission), adobebooks.com
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