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Juventus Home Shirt 08/09
Juventus' first season back after the Calciopoli scandal was a relative success, with the Old Lady finishing third and qualifying for the Champions League. The following season, the club improved on their position while giving a good account of themselves in Europe.
The playing staff saw turnover ahead of the 2008/09 campaign with Birindelli leaving the club after a decade of service and almost 300 appearances. Zalayeta also departed, although his career never hit the anticipated heights. To help reinforce the squad, Mellberg, Amauri, and Poulsen were signed and Marchisio and Giovinco returned from loan.
The Bianconeri challenged for the scudetto before falling away in the spring, which eventually cost Ranieri his job. Alessandro Del Piero led the way with 13 league goals, supported by Amauri and Iaquinta, with Trezeguet out for most of the season. In the Coppa Italia, Juventus overcame Catania and Napoli before losing out to Lazio in the Semi-Finals. The Biancocelesti would go on to win their fifth Coppa title.
Juve were back in the Champions League and, after breezing through the Qualifying Round (5-1 over Artmedia Petržalka), the Bianconeri met Real Madrid on Match Days 3 and 4, winning both matches. The Old Lady won the home match 2-1 and then went to the Bernabeu where Alessandro Del Piero turned in a performance for the ages, scoring both goals. The Black and Whites topped the group but fell to Chelsea in the Round of 16.
Juventus 2-1
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Moving on to the kits, Nike took over the contract for the Italian club in 2003 and had it until adidas became the manufacturer in 2015. This one was a solid effort, not the best but far from the worst, with the 06/07 and 14/15 versions the best in my opinion.
Juventus' traditional black and white stripes were accented by bright yellow accents at the collar, cuffs and bottom hem. Yellow was used instead of the red from the previous season and I preferred this look, so much that I bought a replica version. The cuffs and hem were particularly interesting as the yellow bits were sown on under the main fabric to create a flare effect. There several different iterations of the kit as it was worn with white shorts and socks, white shorts and black socks and black shorts and socks. Have to say I liked this last version the best.
The replica had an embroidered crest with a thick heat transfer of the New Holland logo. There were some additional touches with the word BIANCONERI and two stars on the inside neck tape and JUVENTUS in gold across back neck.
As I was researching I noted that the league version of the shirt had stripes throughout the back of the shirt while the Champions League version had a black box for the name and number set. At first I thought I was imagining things but the Switch Image Project confirmed this slight alteration.
I ordered this shirt with JUNIOR 7 on the back. While I don't wear it as much as I used to (read why here), it still hangs in my closet and maybe one day I'll get it framed for the mancave I dream/talk about.
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Manchester United Change/Third Shirts 2001/02
Manchester United entered the 2001/02 season as the three time defending Premier League Champions but Sir Alex was already in the process of building his next team. The club added Ruud van Nistelrooy, who scored 36 goals in his first season and would go on to even bigger things the following year, Juan Sebastián Verón and Laurent Blanc with Jaap Stam leaving during the summer and Jesper Blomqvist, Denis Irwin, Ronny Johnsen, Raimond van der Gouw, Dwight Yorke, and Andy Cole gone from the club by the following season.
Another league title was not on the cards as poor results in November and December saw the Red Devils in ninth. Results would turn around but Arsenal would eventually win the league and the Double with Manchester United finishing third behind Liverpool.
No joy was found in the cups either as Manchester United lost to Arsenal in the Third Round of the League Cup and to Middlesbrough in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup. Bayer Leverkusen knocked out Sir Alex's men in the Semi-Finals of the Champions League on away goals.
Of note this season were two notable comebacks.
Manchester United overturned a 3-0 deficit away at Spurs in the league.
The Red Devils also rescued a Third Round FA Cup tie at Villa Park with a remarkable three goals in the final 15 minutes to advance 3-2.
The change and third shirts for this season produced an interesting choice from kit manufacturers Umbro. Per Historical Football Kits:
United were one of the leading clubs that attracted considerable criticism for exploiting the replica kit market and in 2001, Umbro came up wih a novel response, creating the first reversible shirt. These were white on one side and metallic gold when turned inside out, so supporters had both away and third shirts in one purchase. The players had separate white and gold sets which were not reversible.
The change shirt saw a white chest with black sleeves and panels down the torso. Narrow white trim accent the sleeve from the armpit to the cuff. The shirt used a V neck with a collar, and gold trim was used on the collar and chest. White shorts and socks were used when needed and kept the design element around the rib cage going down most of the shorts.
Gold had not used for Manchester United's kits previously and has not used since, with the yellow shirts of the early 70s being the closest in color. The gold change shirt was in essence a reversed out version of the white shirt, with the same collar, a narrow black band on the sleeves going all the way to the collar, and the black shorts and socks were the same as the change strip. This kit was only worn three times during the season, twice at Arsenal and for United's away game to Olympiakos in the Champions League.
Besides the design, there are also little touches all over the shirt. Let's start with the badge, with black replacing the red background of the standard badge and gold instead of yellow for the lettering and trim.
Above the badge is the commemorative mark for the 100th anniversary of the name change from Newton Heath to Manchester United.
The inside neck has another mark to celebrate 100 years along with the Umbro wordmark.
On the front of the shirt is hologram which signifies the authenticity of the shirt, while on the back hem of the change shirt is an element that Umbro used during the early 2000s–the kit life span.
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Everything on the white side is embroidered while the gold side uses screen printing.
While the shirt is heavy due to it being reversible, this is one of my favorites, particularly the white change shirt. The celebratory basis for the shirt is significant as well and glad I pulled the trigger on the long sleeve version all those years ago.
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Invincible: Inside Arsenal's Unbeaten 2003-2004 Season
Invincible: Inside Arsenal's Unbeaten 2003-2004 Season, Amy Lawrence
The unbeaten league season from Arsenal during the 2003/04 season was a truly remarkable achievement by a remarkable group of players, and Amy Lawrence's book did an amazing job of capturing that season. She utilized two things that help structure and add depth to the book.
One, she put not only that season but Arsenal Football Club into context. The Gunners were a much different organization in the years following the remarkable league championships of 1989 and 1991 and the transition from George Graham's 1-0 to the Arsenal to Arsene Wenger's continental, artistic Arsenal is quite the story. Wenger changed the identity of the club and Lawrence highlighted some of the elements of that change. Plus that season was part of a bigger Arsenal story. The Double of 2002 was followed by a disappointing campaign which left the players, staff and fans unsatisfied and the club looked to push on.
Two, Lawrence used an interesting approach to her book. Rather than a strict pattern of each game and result in chronological order, she identified key attributes of the team and explored the development and impact of leadership, culture, and so on. Players and staff were open with their memories and reflections from that time period and these gave real insight into the mood and environment of a team on a mission. The book ends with an extended one and one interview with Wenger and a recap of what happened to the players in the following ten years. The Wenger interview was particularly compelling due to his philosophy toward management and the game.
I really enjoyed this book. It was a quick read due to the quality of the writing, the insight and the appreciation of the Invincible season. Full access to the team and club gave this book a intimacy that would have been severely lacking had it just been a recap of the 2003/04 season. Worth a read whether you're a Gunner or not.
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ATL Spurs
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Matt Gragg, Vice President of ATL Spurs, and I talked about Tottenham Hotspur on the latest SoccerNomad podcast. From the formation of the club to the origins of the Supporters Group to the big win against City to kits and the new stadium, we discussed a lot about the Lilywhites. If you have love Spurs or want to experience a great game day atmosphere, join ATL Spurs at Meehan's Atlantic Station.
Find out more about the group at their website and on twitter (@ATLSpurs). Look them on facebook as well.
My post on the 2000/01 Spurs away kit can be found here on the SoccerNomad blog.
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FC Barcelona Home 2007/08
In retrospect, the 2007/08 season was the transition from one era to another. Moving on from the European Double in 2006, the Blaugrana phased out old soldiers (van Bronckhorst, Giuly, Belletti and Thiago Motta) and brought in key players for the upcoming cycle of success (Henry, Yaya Toure, Abidal, Milito, and Pinto).
After losing out to Real Madrid for the La Liga title the previous season on head to head results, Barca started the campaign strongly but too many draws and only four away wins saw the Blaugrana finish third behind Real Madrid and Villarreal. Glory was not to be found in the Copa del Ray either, as Valencia knocked FC Barcelona out in the Semis with a 4-2 aggregate win.
In Europe, Barca had a comfortable Group Stage and then faced Celtic in the Round of 16. A 3-2 win at Celtic Park saw them progress to the Quarters, where the Blaugrana secured a pair of 1-0 victories over Schalke. The result was a Semi-Final match up against Manchester United, resulting in a tense pair of matches, with Scholes' worldy at Old Trafford being the difference for the eventual champs.
Trophyless, everything would change that summer as Pep Guardiola was named manager ahead of the 2008/09 season.
(image courtesy of Colours of Football)
The home jersey for the 2007/08 campaign was straightforward, with thick blue and red vertical bands, very reminiscent of the shirt used in the 1980's except without the collar. Together with blue shorts and hooped socks, this made for a stylish, traditional FCB kit. This was the second season of the club's association with UNICEF, with the charity across the front of the shirt and a contribution made from the club.
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The highlight of the shirt was a circle of text noting the 50th anniversary of the Camp Nou. Opened in 1957 after three years of construction, it is the largest venue in Europe and has hosted games for the 1982 World Cup and 1992 Olympics and several European Cup Finals, including that magical night in 1999. (For more info on the venue, check out Chris Clements' post at Estadios de Espana.)
I really like this shirt but rarely wear it. Partly because I don't want to ruin it and partly because I don't follow Barca as faithfully anymore. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.
Top Five Matches
I came across a post on reddit asking Which five matches changed your life?Loved the question and after thinking about it for a bit, here's what I came up with:
1996 England v Germany Euro 96
This game created the template for watching soccer while working. ESPN picked up the rights to this tournament and I fell in love with Croatia, saw Gazza's wonder goal against Scotland, and the Czech Republic's heartbreak in the Final against Germany. In the previous round, England played Germany in a rematch of the 1990 World Cup Semi. I was working as a summer intern at the FBI and snuck up to a conference room to watch the second half and penalties. England were so close but after 11 perfect spot kicks, Southgate's miss condemned the Three Lions to defeat.
1999 Bayern Munich v Manchester United Champions League Final
As my love for the Red Devils continued to grow, the Treble season reached its dramatic conclusion in Barcelona. With no Keane or Scholes, United was up against it and when Basler scored in the opening minutes, I didn't believe. Negative by nature I just waited for Bayern to seal the game and accept defeat. But when Sheringham poked home from close range I screamed with excitement. And when Solskjaer put the ball in the Germans net, I ran around the house in sheer joy.
2002 USA v Portugal World Cup 2002 Group Stage
In the days leading up to the game, I had a dream that the US crushed Portugal like 6-0 but I had missed it by sleeping in. Due to the time difference, the game kicked off at 4am ET. On the morning of the game, I drove frantically to a friend's house who was hosting people. After the early US blitz I thought maybe I had had some sort of premonition but alas, Portugal fought back and made for a nervous last couple of minutes. That tournament was amazing and I got up at all hours to watch the matches.
2009 Real Madrid v FC Barcelona La Liga
In the late 90s and early 2000s I start following FC Barcelona and watched a dramatic 2006 Champions League Final against Arsenal. In the years following, that magic team was broken up and rebuilt and taken over by Pep Guardiola who drove the Blaugrana to an unprecedented, at the time, Treble. Real Madrid hunted Barca down in the league and set up a crucial meeting at the Bernabeu, and when Los Merengues scored first, a sick feeling came over me. And then magic happened with Henry and Messi tearing apart the hosts, each scoring twice, and also getting goals from Puyol and Piqué. It was breathtaking and set the stage for Iniesta's moment of magic at Stamford Bridge and an amazing finish to the season.
2012 Manchester City v QPR English Premier League
The dramatic end to the 1988-89 season was before my time, so when United came back from 0-1 against Spurs in the final league game of 1999 to clinch the title, I didn't think it could get much better than that. I was wrong. A bunch of fellow fans gathered at Buffalo Wild Wings for Fox's Survival Sunday, with all ten games on an array of channels. With fans from several different teams present, cheers and groans were constant depending on the action. Eventually we started calling out the TV numbers to keep track of the events. United secured victory at Sunderland and with City down 1-2 against QPR, another league title looked secure. But the fickle finger of fate intervened and Dzeko equalized, setting up Aguero's moment of glory. Stunned I drank several shots as I watched the celebrations at Etihad. Gutted by the result, it was still one of the greatest soccer community events I have ever experienced.
Let me know what games impacted your soccer support in the comments below.
Manchester United Away 2003-05
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Ahead of the 2003/04 season I was lucky enough to attend some of Manchester United's preseason tour in the United States. Seeing some of my favorite players (Solskjaer, Giggs, Keane, and van Nistelrooy) and future greats (Fletcher and Rio) was fantastic. However, no Becks, which equaled #sadface.
The 03/04 and 04/05 seasons were part of the transition from Fergie's second United team marked by the Treble to the third version which culminated with three straight Premier League titles from 2007 to 2009 and a European Cup in 2008.
Entering the 03/04 season, the defending Premier League champions said goodbye to Beckham, Veron and Barthez and the following season moved on Butt, Chadwick and Forlan. In their place came a new crop of players: Bellion, Djemba-Djemba, Howard, Kléberson, Cristiano Ronaldo, Dong Fangzhuo, Alan Smith, Saha, Heinze, Pique, Rossi and Rooney. While Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney would become club icons and Gabriel Heinze would be a good servant, most of this group would be plagued by injuries, poor form and a lack of quality.
Thinking back on the season 03/04 all I could remember was that Arsenal were invincible and Tim Howard made a critical error in the Champions League. Upon further review, United led the league for the first half of the campaign before a wobble handed the momentum to the Gunners, who ran out league winners in similar fashion to the finish of the 1998 season.
(picture courtesy of Soccer Bible)
The following season saw a slow start from the Reds but the squad picked up points and momentum during the middle third of the season, getting all the way to second in the table. Back to back losses in April ended their challenge and United finished third.
The Reds won the 2004 FA Cup Final, stopping Arsenal from winning the Double with a win in the Semi-Finals. The victory over Millwall was their 11th title, the most in the country at the time. Turns out it was their last as they lost the 2005 Final to Arsenal on penalties and have only had a couple of Semi-Final appearances since then.
In Europe, Fergie's men lost out to eventual champions Porto in 2004 after a disallowed goal and a mistake from American goalkeeper Tim Howard. The following season AC Milan knocked out the Reds in the Round of 16.
United returned to the black strip last used in 98/99. The strip was marked by a couple of design elements: a geometric pattern and a distinctive collar. As the Pride of Manchester Website notes, A 'watermarked' flower pattern adds a nice touch to the jersey, but to me it only looked like a bunch of interlocking throwing stars. The pattern was not really visible during the match so no biggie. The collar saw a rounded elastic band around the neck which was squared off at the throat area. In theory I liked this design but it never quite fit right on my neck, with one side flopping around.
I received this shirt as a gift from the Haslett High School Girls Varsity team. Knowing of my love of United, the ladies presented it to me at a post season banquet as a mark of appreciation. While I think this is the best designed of the United black kits, the shirt I received had several issues. For one it was too big. I'm a large at best and the shirt was an XL which meant it hung on me like a muumuu. And two, Beckham was on the back but unfortunately he wasn't on the team anymore, he didn't wear this particular shirt, the name and numbers were stitched on instead of being heat pressed, and the number used was 23, his new number at Real Madrid. As a result I don't wear it that much and am keeping my eye out for a better fitting version.
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Q: How would you model an objects representing different phases of an entity life cycle? I believe the scenario is common mostly in business workflows - for example: loan management
the process starts with a loan application, then there's the loan offer, the 'live' loan, and maybe also finished loans.

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*all these objects are related, and share many fields

*all these objects have also many fields that are unique for each entity

*the variety of objects maybe large, and the transformation between the may not be linear (for example: a single loan application may end up as several loans of different types)

How would you model this?
some options:

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*an entity for each type, each containing the relevant fields (possibly grouping related fields as sub entities) - leads to duplication of data.

*an entity for each object, but instead of duplicating data, each object has a reference to it's predecessor (the loan doesn't contain the loaner details, but a reference to the loan application) - this causes coupling between the object structure, and the way it was created. if we change the loan application, it shouldn't effect the structure of the loan entity.

*one large entity, with fields for the whole life cycle - this can create 'mega objects' with many fields. it also doesn't work well when there's a one to many or many to many relation between the phases.

A: One of the most eye-opening events for me was learning about Color-Based Modeling. It totally transformed my approach to designing systems.
The key idea is that there are four archetypes in object-oriented design:

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*Moment-Interval represents an event, or a span of time. For instance applying for a loan is a Moment the entire process from application to closure of the loan would be an Interval

*Role represents participants in a Moment-Interval. Sticking with the loan, an Applicant would be one role, the loan officer would be another, underwriters would be a third.

*Descriptor represents a label or a "class" of objects. For example, you might have a descriptor for Home Loans versus Auto Loans but the loans themselves are fundamentally the same. The Descriptor can also act as a factory. I usually use descriptors where people normally use Enums.

*Person/Place/Thing represents a physical, tangible object. Michael Brown is a person, Global Corp. Headquarters is a Place, Dell Precision Laptop with serial number 12345 is a thing. (Note my specific Dell Precision Laptop would possibly have a descriptor attached to it in Dell's E-commerce system).

Those are the 4 basic elements of an O-O model. And here is how it relates to your question.
The very first archetype is the Moment-Interval. If you recall one of the guidelines for basic object-oriented programming "Objects are Nouns, Methods are Verbs" you might be tempted to represent the loan application as a method "ApplyForLoan" on the Applicant object and store all the information about the application on a single Loan object. Then you might be tempted to have a "LoanStatus" enumeration on the Loan that basically lists all the phases the loan goes through as it's being processed.
The better way is to have an Application moment object. And an Applicant role object. Roles are attached to Person/Place/Thing and participate in moments (in practice, I usually give the responsibility for creating a Moment object to a Role that I identify as the "actor". In the case of the loan application the Applicant is the "actor".
Within the book, Coad talks about the concept of Predecessors and Successors. I.e. before a RiskAssessment can be performed, there must be an Application. The Moments form a chain of events that are pertinent to the system being created. For instance the loan approval system would not care about payments on the loan so they wouldn't be mapped as part of the system. Although there might be another system that does deal with these details.
The beautiful part of this approach is that the system becomes very flexible and extensible because rather than sticking new fields and methods on a bloated "LoanCustomer" object (or worse deriving from loan customer to represent different roles the customer might play in the system), we create new roles as the needs of the system grows.
I'd HIGHLY recommend picking the book up and going through it. It's a very powerful technique despite the fact that UML is no longer in favor, the concepts are timeless.

A: If I were you, I'd keep my data immutable. It's much safer and simpler to reason about; when you manage money, this feels especially important.
Each phase of the loan application process would be represented by its own class, describing that phase in the most adequate way, and a link to the previous phase.
Where it is cheap, I'd copy data from the previous phase: for instance, numbers. Strings  are probably also easy to 'copy' if you're using a language where strings re immutable and interned, and you just copy a reference.
If a large amount of data has to be shared with a previous phase (a data table, a document scan, etc), these data probably form its own object, referred to from each phase that uses it.
Of course, I'd make every sub-object of these objects immutable, too. If a list of offer changes, it's another object that represents the change and holds both old and new lists, both immutable.
Upsides:

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*Your data mapping is straightforward so talking to business people becomes easier.

*You have a complete picture of how your data evolved, great for bug hunting or testing, troubleshooting, reporting, and auditing.

*You'll never be able to lose data through a bug in data modification logic. (If you do multi-threading, whole classes of data race and concurrent modification bugs just go away, too.)

*Each phase has the best, no-compromise representation and no extra 'unused' fields.

*Your type system helps you to always use a correct phase-of-workflow object, detecting many possible bugs at compile time.

Downsides:

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*You have many interdependent classes, sometimes deceptively similar.

*Changing business logic may take a bit more changes in code.

Here's the key part of an article describing this approach. It uses Scala, but the it explains the rationale in plain English. Feel free to take a look at previous parts that show the downsides of a mutable objects approach.

A: When reading through your question, I heard a lot of has-a relationships.  A Loan has an application.  A loan has 0 or more offers.  Etc, etc.
I would imagine something like this (Java pseudocode):
public class Loan {
    private Application application;
    private List<Offers> offers;
    // etc
}

In order to minimize duplication, I think I would have each of the child elements point back to the parent:
public class Application {
    private Loan parent;
    private List<Address> addresses;
    private List<Person> responsibleParties;
    private State currentState;
}

This way, elements of a Loan could navigate to related elements to grab data.
There are some definite down sides to this.  For instance, if this is being stored in a database, you may be forced to load the whole Loan graph when all you want is a little bit of information.  Also, some duplication is ok, and even encourage.  Consider a person's address. The current address may not be the address that was used in their application.  In these cases, you may want defensive copies.  The application address should never change, but the current address will.  It's useful to remember that parts of this are a document and that de-duplication is problematic.

A: I'd start with one object with all the shared date in it.  All the other objects should have a reference to it so they can get that shared data.  Further, it would have references, direct or, sometimes, indirect, to all the other objects.  It could serve as the object representing all the related loans and associated documents.
Each of the other objects would contain, in addition to a reference to the shared data object, references to the other object to which they're closely related:  predecessor object, successor object or objects, and anything else that might be of interest.
It should now be possible to start with any object and quickly track down all the relevant information, none of which is stored twice.

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Syndactylactis major est une espèce de la famille des Cerianthidae.

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Le nom valide complet (avec auteur) de ce taxon est Syndactylactis major Calabresi, 1927.

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 Calabresi, E. 1927. Nuove larve di Ceriantarii.  Monitore Zoologico Italiano, 38(5):93-110

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Espèce de cnidaires (nom scientifique)
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Pulisic delivers another Man of the Match outing to help Chelsea reach UCL semis
April 14, 2021 by Ives Galarcep
Christian Pulisic has gone from struggling to get into the Chelsea lineup to regaining the excellent form he enjoyed last season in what feels like a blink, and his latest outing only served to confirm the fact that the American star is on a roll again.
Pulisic earned Man of the Match honors in Chelsea's UEFA Champions League quarterfinal second leg against FC Porto. The Blues lost the match, 1-0, but the result helped Chelsea advance to the semifinals after a 2-0 first-leg victory.
Pulisic was instrumental in Tuesday's match, providing a constant threat and generating dangerous moments that led FC Porto to foul him a whopping 11 times. That number was the most fouls suffered by a player in a Champions League match since Lionel Messi was fouled 11 times by Real Madrid in 2011.
Pulisic finished with a game-high three shots, four successful dribbles and two key passes, earning him UEFA's Man of the Match Award, which came just three days after he was named Man of the Match following his two-goal performance in a 4-2 win against Crystal Palace.
Pulisic played 90 minutes for the second straight match, enduring the steady stream of abuse from FC Porto defenders to finish out the match and secure Chelsea's place in the Champions League semifinals against the winner of the Real Madrid-Liverpool quarterfinal.
Whether the wear and tear suffered against Manchester City keeps him out of this weekend's FA Cup semifinal against Manchester City remains to be seen, but it is clear Pulisic is playing with real confidence at the moment and Thomas Tuchel has been rewarded for his patience in bringing Pulisic along slowly in his plans.
Pulisic was fouled once every 8.5 or so minutes factoring stoppage time. This is an absolutely ridiculous statistic, and the referee should absolutely be ashamed for allowing that kind of targeting. Normally, even if the fouls aren't overly harsh, the card starts to come out after 2-3 consecutive fouls on a particular player. To allow THAT many with only (I think) a single yellow card is just disgraceful. If they're going to allow matches to look like 1980s ice hockey matches, then they should allow fighting and enforcers to deter it. What an absolute load of crap to have to watch.
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For what it's worth, he actually drew three yellow cards. It's hard to say what the ref could have done differently (none were red-worthy). Perhaps could've broken out the cards a little earlier.
Not sure its fair to say Tuchel was rewarded for his patience. He overcame his own stubbornness in trying to get other players to be his starter and finally gave CP10 a run of games and poof he was better than Werner. What a huge surprise.
I'd dispute this a bit. Pulisic hasn't been fit throughout much of Tuchel's tenure, and he has given the player opportunities. Now that he's fully-fit and producing, he does seem to be paying dividends, so I think there's a definite point that Tuchel was patient in letting Christian get fit and then inserting him into the side both as an impact sub and later as a starter when his performances were clearly good enough to demand his inclusion in the XI.
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That's your theory, which isn't based on anything at all factual. Tuchel was pretty transparent throughout, and one thing Tuchel has always been is open about how he sees things. He had real concerns about Pulisic's fitness and him needing to build that up.
There was plenty of bad info that made the rounds, and it's pretty clear you bought into all of it. The reality is Tuchel gave Pulisic a run when he felt Pulisic could handle it physically, and here we are.
The reality is Pulisic was worn down and had been in bad form when Lampard was fired. Lampard kept playing him every game even when his form didn't merit it and his form suffered and it impacted his physical status. Tuchel is a very detail-oriented manager, and took all that into account when he made the decision to give Pulisic a rest and chance to recharge. Pretty sure Tuchel knows Pulisic pretty well, but go ahead and keep buying the clickbait BS that made the rounds.
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Feeling better, Ives? Lol
rico po
And thank goodness for Tuchel's good sense. Had he played much more when he was obviously on shaky ground physically and we could easily be talking about him being out long term, complaining about how poorly his fitness was managed.
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I recall when Tuchel had Pulisic as a young teenager at BVB and remarked to the press that good young footballers develop fatigue vary quickly and need periods of rest. People forget that Pulisic is still only 21-22 nd is still young. Fatigue varies from player to player with some affecting more than others. Tuchel (and BVB) knows how to handle young players and I think you will see that, as Pulisic really starts to blossom and stays injury free.
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Think it was bad yesterday, just wait for CONCACAF qualifying… 🙁
My thoughts exactly.
Pulisic was fouled 11 times. I lost count of how many were yellow card-worthy after six, and I was only half watching the game while working. If this keeps up he will be walking with a permanent limp by the time he's 25.
The referees have to do a better job of protecting the creative players.


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Q: MySQL Query. How to group one field and keep only unique by other field I need help with mysql query.
So, I have table like this
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ReceivingDateTime   | SenderNumber | TextDecoded | UDH          |
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2013-01-31 16:12:19 | +70000001111 | Bla-bla-bla | 050003A70201 |
2013-01-31 16:12:19 | +70000001111 | Bla-bla-bla | 050003A70202 |
2012-01-20 19:24:21 | +70000001111 | Bla-bla-bla |              |
2012-01-18 14:14:19 | +70000002222 | Bla-bla-bla |              |
2012-01-21 13:12:20 | +70000002222 | Bla-bla-bla |              |
2012-01-15 17:12:10 | +70000003333 | Bla-bla-bla | 050003DC0201 |
2012-01-15 17:13:18 | +70000003333 | Bla-bla-bla | 050003DC0202 |

And now my query is
SELECT
GROUP_CONCAT(TextDecoded SEPARATOR '') TextDecoded,
`ID`
FROM `inbox`
GROUP BY IF(UDH='',id,SUBSTR(UDH,1,10)) ORDER by `ReceivingDateTime` DESC;

Question
It works almost fine, but I wanna see something like this
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ReceivingDateTime   | SenderNumber | TextDecoded            |
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2013-01-31 16:12:19 | +70000001111 | Bla-bla-blaBla-bla-bla |
2012-01-21 13:12:20 | +70000002222 | Bla-bla-bla            |
2012-01-15 17:12:10 | +70000003333 | Bla-bla-blaBla-bla-bla |

How I think it should work: Group TextDecoded by UDH, sort by Date, keep only unique SenderNumber which newer than other same SenderNumber. (maybe it's wrong). Sorry for my French.

A: EDIT:
As noted in the comments whilst MySQL in practice will return the data from the first row it finds in the inner query, it isn't guaranteed to do this. To guarantee this then something like the following would be needed:
SELECT
    MAX(ReceivingDateTime) AS ReceivingDateTime,
    SenderNumber,
    SUBSTRING_INDEX(GROUP_CONCAT(TextDecoded ORDER BY ReceivingDateTime DESC), ',', 1) AS TextDecoded,
    SUBSTRING_INDEX(GROUP_CONCAT(ID ORDER BY ReceivingDateTime DESC), ',', 1) AS ID
FROM (
    SELECT
        MAX(ReceivingDateTime) AS ReceivingDateTime,
        SUBSTRING_INDEX(GROUP_CONCAT(SenderNumber ORDER BY ReceivingDateTime DESC), ',', 1) AS SenderNumber,
        GROUP_CONCAT(TextDecoded ORDER BY ReceivingDateTime DESC SEPARATOR '') AS TextDecoded,
        SUBSTRING_INDEX(GROUP_CONCAT(ID ORDER BY ReceivingDateTime DESC), ',', 1) AS ID
    FROM inbox
    GROUP BY IF(UDH='',id,SUBSTR(UDH,1,10)) ORDER BY ReceivingDateTime DESC
) tbl
GROUP BY SenderNumber

ORIGINAL ANSWER:
You can use a subquery:
SELECT * FROM (
    SELECT
        `ReceivingDateTime`,
        `SenderNumber`,
        GROUP_CONCAT(`TextDecoded` SEPARATOR '') `TextDecoded`,
        `ID`
    FROM `inbox`
    GROUP BY IF(`UDH`='',`ID`,SUBSTR(`UDH`,1,10)) ORDER by `ReceivingDateTime` DESC
) tbl
GROUP BY `SenderNumber`;

You may also want to make sure that the inner grouping query is also getting the order right:
SELECT * FROM (
    SELECT
        MAX(`ReceivingDateTime`) AS `ReceivingDateTime`,
        `SenderNumber`,
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By Allyee Whaley
I'm not really sure when my personal Instagram account turned into a place where my body (plus a hell of a lot of humor) began challenging and exploring the socio-cultural norms around sex — but, once it did, I knew that I had to keep it up. In spite of all of the stigma that came along with my newfound erotic internet persona, I had discovered something that was influencing the world around me; and other people were noticing, too. My persona quickly evolved into my erotic paysite, Bandit, where people pay to see "more." You can't really tiptoe into being naked on the internet, so I dove head first into the madness. All of a sudden I found myself standing in a spotlight I never imagined possible, and quite frankly, didn't expect.
It all started innocently enough. I needed some side cash to supplement my income, like every other 20-something living in New York City. For three years I had been working on the nation's only 24/7 suicide prevention lifeline for queer youth. Needless to say, following my dreams of making the world a slightly less terrible place didn't pay too well and while our CEO was one of the highest paid in our field, my request for a raise was met with: "Have you thought about bartending on the side?" Still, I genuinely thought my job was going to reinforce and satisfy my passion for mental health. I would go to grad school, open a private practice, and ta-da — I'd live happily ever after! However, something altered my course, and it wasn't mental health. It was shame: the shame too many of us feel around sex, sexuality, gender, love, relationships, and the way that it infects every part of our lives.
For years, I was a lockbox filled with people's deepest secrets, experiences and thoughts. I heard countless stories where shame thrived on silence, but recognized that when someone was brave enough to bring their shame into the light it suddenly wasn't so scary anymore. By sitting in the darkness with strangers, empowering them to remove their personal shame and judgement, I watched life after life being saved. It is the closest thing to magic I have ever seen.
Over and over on the phone lines, the people I spoke to didn't know or couldn't see anyone like them who could help illuminate those isolating spaces. It's clear that we need to diversify media across the board to show people everywhere that someone like them exists. We need to end the silence and share stories of relatable folks who have shed their shame to become happy and fulfilled. We need to remind those who are still weighed down by stigma that they deserve love and respect, just like the next person; and the truth is, we all have a story to share — so, I decided to take on the "shameful" subject I loved and knew most: sex.
First step: What's the best way for a millennial to change the world? You guessed it! Social media. I started small: selfies of my bum peeking out from behind the shadows; a very dark, sad, nude photo of me on the beach; silly sex memes making fun of my failed dating life. People were digging what I was giving, so I gave more. Each day, I'd push the boundaries a bit further. My actions started to spark important conversations about the male gaze and censorship, queerness and the body, and the marijuana tattoo on my butt.
I hope the meaning and purpose of what I'm doing never stops evolving. Right now, the driving force behind what I'm doing is my desire to highlight the complexities of what it means to be human in the modern world. Each of us carry so many different pieces, passions, histories, cultures, secrets, skills, interests, privileges, struggles. Despite that, we are constantly told that only some of those parts are acceptable, and that certain ones have higher value than others. To that, I say: Why can't every part of us be acceptable? Hell, why not take it further…let's celebrate them! It's our complexities that make us unique. We're in an era of intersectionality, and we simply can't investigate one part of ourselves without recognizing how our other parts play into our whole self.
In fact, this is a key reason I keep my erotic persona tied to my "real" name. I want to show the world that you can be an openly explicit sexual human being and also throw on a suit and tie to clock in 50 hours at the corporate queer headquarters. Yes, it would be safer to use a pseudonym like "Adler Skyee" and it sure as hell would be easier to avoid explaining to my mother, who is a pastor, why the stigma around sex work is a social construct.
But so many women in the erotic industry brand themselves as exclusively sexual — which isn't wrong in the slightest — and I'd like to see more narratives of women being whole, sexual people. More often than not, women are shamed, stigmatized and trolled on the internet if they ever show their sexual side. This binary forces a piece of ourselves to live in secrecy, right next door to shame, and I'm tired of it. When we lock that part of ourselves away, or when others try to confine it for us, mis-education about sex starts to breed (so to speak).
So what happens when I bring this part of myself into the light?
I make a whole lot of people really uncomfortable.
People tell me all the time that they don't like all of my work. Some people lean towards the more conservative work, as it comes off as gentle and beautiful. Some people lean towards the more controversial work, involving anything from period blood to kink. Some of my most popular posts have been about sex jokes, not my big ol' naked booty. Not surprisingly, most people like the photos created for the male gaze (because something's gotta pay the bills). People not liking all of my work means I'm doing it right. We're supposed to be uncomfortable, at least sometimes. That's how we challenge ourselves to grow and think critically.
Let's talk about why it makes you uncomfortable. Let's talk about why it turns you on. What do you feel when you're looking at me? What are you thinking? What judgments jump into your brain? Are you turned on? Disgusted? Do you want to see more? What questions do you want to ask me? With every photo I share, you may answer these questions very differently.
The conversations inspired by work like mine are important as fuck, and I am willing to have them as myself: a sex worker in the public eye. I am able to explore and try on all kinds of different sexual hats, and people actually listen! They are engaged, they are inspired, they are thinking, they are loving, and they are orgasming ("better than ever!").
So let's talk about sex, baby. Because once we start talking, once we start thinking, that's when things start to change. Talk about me. Think about me. Think about YOU! Think about society. Question everything. Most importantly, build a world where you can be authentically and fully YOURSELF. Where EVERY part of you shines. No part of you has to live in secret. Lose the shame and bring on the warm light of acceptance and joy.
Once we can do that, my work will be done.
Images: Courtesy of the author; used with permission.
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Wow. I've subscribbed to her beautiful app and just found this article out of luck. This is amazing. Allyee is way more badass than I already suspected.
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We want to thank The Word Is Out ministry and their Director, Brad Johnson, who is also a much-loved professor at Asbury Theological Seminary, for this first installment of a three-part series about Dr. Robert Traina. We are thankful for all the ways their ministry is working to carry on Dr. Traina's legacy.
Some of us will undoubtedly recognize the name of Eugene Peterson as a pastor, speaker, and author. But Peterson's most enduring work is his translation of the Bible simply named, "The Message"—a contemporary paraphrase of the Bible that has sold more than twenty million copies worldwide.
What many of us will not know, however, is that one of Peterson's strongest influences (perhaps the strongest influence) was an Asbury Seminary professor. Here's the story, in a nutshell….
Peterson had no idea what lay ahead of him as he made his way through midtown Manhattan's traffic on his way to The Biblical Seminary in New York for his first semester of classes in the 1950's. Having been dutifully raised in a Christian home, he had a reverent respect for Scripture: he read it daily, memorized portions of it, and vigorously debated its meeting. But by his own admission, Peterson was not especially fond of the Bible. He found it at various times to be either ammunition for warring factions, a repository for endless rules and principles, or a source for tired cliches and sentimental slogans.
What happened in the first few weeks under one particular professor's instruction Peterson could only describe as a seismic shift in his view and understanding of the Bible. It was at the feet of Dr. Robert Traina that Peterson began to abandon his sense that the Bible was an answer book that revolved around himself as the center, opting instead to locate the Bible at the center around which he revolved. He describes the experience in this way: "Until now I and all the people with whom I associated had treated the Bible as something to be used—used as a textbook with information about God, used as a handbook to lead people to salvation, used as a weapon to defeat the devil and angels, used as an antidepressant. Now incrementally, week by week, semester by semester, my reading of the Bible was becoming a conversation. I was no longer reading words—I was listening to voices…."[1]
David McKenna Installing Dr. Robert Traina as a Chair, c. 1980's
Eugene Peterson was not the only person profoundly impacted by the intensity, clarity, and comprehensiveness of Bob Traina's methodological approach to reading Scripture. Countless others have continued in that tradition. In 1966, Traina accepted an invitation to join the faculty of Asbury Theological Seminary, where he served as professor of "English Bible" (later to become known as "Inductive Bible Study," or more familiarly, "IBS"), from which he retired in 1988. During those years, Traina taught, influenced, and inspired untold numbers of students to become better readers of Scripture by committing to inductive reading principles. Collectively, Traina's students have themselves taken Inductive Bible Study to the far reaches of the world and Traina's vision and method are available in a revised version of his original textbook on methodical Bible study that is co-authored by one of his own students, Dr. David Bauer. This work, Inductive Bible Study: A Comprehensive Guide to the Practice of Hermeneutics (Baker Academic) is the academic standard for the IBS and appears in multiple languages, with more on the horizon.
The aim of this series of articles is to highlight and appreciate the enduring legacy of Bob Traina and his commitment to faithful reading of the Word. In subsequent issues, we'll meet and hear from his students. Their testimonies to the profound impact of IBS on their own lives and lives of their students and parishioners will astonish you.
[1] Excerpted from the foreword to Bauer/Traina
The aim of The Word Is Out ministry, which seeks to achieve biblical literacy across the globe, is to highlight and appreciate the enduring legacy of Bob Traina and his commitment to faithful reading of the Word. In subsequent issues, we'll meet and hear from his students who now lead the ministry of The Word Is Out and serve on their Board. Their testimonies to the profound impact of IBS on their own lives and lives of their students and parishioners will astonish you.
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Peder Olaf Anderson says:
Now I know why I enjoy the MESSAGE by E. Peterson
I too was a student of Dr. Traina at ATS and learned to
recognize the importance of "listening" to the Scriptures for my transformation. I used the IBS method for much of my sermon prep as a local church pastor.
I have my copy from class – MARK and have gone back to read again the wonderful insights that Dr. Traina shared.
Thanks for your info and remembrance of him.
Kent Sullivan says:
Edit: It was an honor to have Dr. Traina as my inductive Bible study professor at Asbury from 1978 through 1980.
Ajith Fernando says:
I am one of those people whose life was immensely impacted by Dr Traina. His influence is is felt every day when I read the Bible and also when I prepare to preach and teach. In turn I have been teaching Inductive Bible Study to many in Sri Lanka over the years.
Terry Faris says:
Dr. Traina,
Wonderful man, teacher and friend❤
It was a joy to be his pastor (1987-1991)
Terry Faris, Class oh 1971
Bruce Andrew McDonald says:
A good article on a man who was not just a brilliant thinker, but a fine person, always gracious and kind, even when his digestive health wasn't good. He leaves good memories!


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The future's bright for Luke Shaw
The former Southampton left back has become the most expensive teenager ever after he put pen to paper on a deal to bring the 19-year-old to Old Trafford
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Luke Shaw could not have better mentors – or be at a better club – from which to propel his burgeoning young career to new heights.
United have made the England left-back the most expensive teenager ever by signing the 18-year-old for a fee that could rise to £31.5m.
In 15 days the former Southampton player, who has put pen to paper on a four-year deal at Old Trafford, will celebrate his 19th birthday and he has already got a World Cup appearance for England under his belt having been chosen by manager Roy Hodgson for the final group match against Costa Rica in Belo Horizonte last Tuesday.
After flying home from Rio de Janeiro, Shaw's whirlwind week took him from visiting relatives down south up to Manchester for a United medical and a tour of Old Trafford and the Reds' Carrington training complex.
After just 67 appearances for Southampton, 60 of them in the Premier League, new United boss Louis van Gaal gave the green light for the move, continuing the groundwork done by the club's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward last season on the instructions of former boss David Moyes.
And United's track record for bringing through youth, in the way he was used to at Southampton's impressive academy production line, has swayed Shaw into choosing the Reds above his one-time idols Chelsea, who had shown a keen interest.
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Having replaced Ashley Cole in the England pecking order for the World Cup squad, Shaw is now likely to force Patrice Evra into a back seat role at Old Trafford despite the Frenchman recently signing a new deal of his own with the Reds.
Shaw's profile will rocket now he can add United to his CV, but van Gaal is an expert at nurturing young talent having based his 1995 Champions League-winning Ajax side around youngsters and having worked with Xavi and Iniesta at Barcelona – as well as promoting Thomas Muller, David Alaba and Holger Badstuber at Bayern Munich.
And van Gaal's assistant Ryan Giggs – arguably the greatest example of promoting youth at a club – was guided through his career by Sir Alex Ferguson.
England's Luke Shaw (right) and Ecuador's Jorge Guagua battle for the ball
Shaw recognised the history of youth development at United. He said: "I want to continue to progress my career and joining United is the ideal place for me to do that.
"I am thrilled and excited to be joining Manchester United. I have been at Southampton since I was eight years old and I would like to thank them and the fans for everything they have done for me.
"I am looking forward to this new chapter in my life and also looking forward to learning from the world-class players and management at the club.
"I wanted the deal to be sorted before the World Cup, but I'm more than happy to be a Manchester United player now."
Giggs, who made his United debut in 1991 as a 17-year-old and went on to become the club's all-time leading appearance maker and most decorated player, recognised that Shaw has come to the right place to improve.
"Luke is a very talented young left-back with great potential. He has developed immensely during his time at Southampton and has all the attributes to become a top player," said Giggs.
"I am delighted he has joined United as I believe this is the right club for him to continue his development as a young player and eventually fulfil that promise."
Luke Shaw, Manchester United
United had one bid of around £27m turned down as Southampton fought to hold onto Shaw, but they couldn't resist when the offer broke through £30m.
Saints executive director Les Reed said: "While we are sad to see Luke depart the club, we fought to ensure we got the right deal for a player in whom we have invested a great deal of work over the past decade. This deal is a good one for Southampton and sends a clear message to other clubs wishing to bid for our players."
Shaw takes United's spending to almost £60m this summer after Ander Herrera's arrival.
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Man stabs 10 children outside school in China, kills self
By Jigmey Bhutia
February 29, 2016 11:11 GMT
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A man stabbed 10 primary school children before killing himself in the southern Chinese province of Hainan on 29 February. The attacker, known as Li Xijun, 42, stabbed six boys and four girls outside the gate of Yangfan Primary School, an elementary school located in the city of Haikou.
According to state broadcaster China Central Television (CCTV), the incident occurred at about 11am local time after which the children were taken to hospital. Two of the children suffered serious injuries but not life threatening, it reported.
The children were about to be released from lunch when the man approached them outside the school gate, South China Morning Post cited witnesses as saying. A clinic owner said the children were about eight years old and all suffered head injuries, it reported.
Police said the "vicious attack" was "brought on by extreme actions". Police have declined to give any further details but said they are investigating the case.
Knife attacks in China had declined after a spurt of attack on school children five years ago. The attacks, which were mostly carried out by mentally disturbed individuals, had lead to the tightening of security at school at the behest of worried parents.
In March 2010, an unemployed middle-aged doctor killed eight children with a knife in Fujian province. He carried out the attack because of his failed relationship with his lover. Five months later, a man stabbed two students by breaking into a middle school in Nanchang city in southern Jiangxi Province. In 2010, nearly 20 children were killed and more than 50 injured in knife related crimes.
In December 2012, man with a knife injured 22 children and an adult outside a primary school in Chengping village in central Henan Province. Min Yingjun, 36, was arrested by security guards. Police said there was no the culprit gave no motive for the attack.
According to Reuters, violent crime is a rare occurrence in China compared to that with many other countries. However, in recent years there has been a series of knife and axe attacks that has targeting children, the news agency reported.
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