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The Invaluable Value of an Athletic Trainer
Amanda Muscatell 5 March 2019
One of the most common adjectives used to describe athletic trainers is invaluable. According to Merriam Webster, invaluable means "valuable beyond estimation" or "priceless." Considering the services and care that athletic trainers provide, invaluable is an understatement in many cases. Saving a life, helping an athlete return to the sport that they love, preventing a catastrophic injury or providing a sense of safety and preparedness – these are all things that you cannot put a price on, and things that athletic trainers do on a daily basis.
While athletic trainers are certainly invaluable, perhaps more important in today's data driven world is the fact that athletic trainers have measurable value as well. As health care professionals, athletic trainers provide detailed and robust data sets through documentation and record keeping. Athletic trainers track things like patient encounters, outcomes, clinical throughput, time loss, injuries and patient satisfaction. These numbers tell the story of just how many lives the athletic trainer reaches on a daily basis.
Additionally, athletic trainers provide indirect value to schools and communities. In schools that employ full time athletic trainers, students have lower injury rates and reduced absenteeism thanks to on campus rehabilitation. Parents spend less time away from work because of the onsite diagnosis and rehabilitation; parents also spend less time and money on unnecessary doctor visits because of the streamlined referral process that athletic trainers facilitate. The school experiences lower absenteeism, a potential for reduced insurance costs and reduced risk of litigation.
Below are just a few facts related to the value of an athletic trainer in the school setting:
Sport-related injury leads to approximately 20 million lost days of school1 and approximately $33 billion in health care costs each year.2
32% of parents had to take time off work from to bring their children to the hospital due to relatively minor injuries.3 By employing a full time athletic trainer who can provide medical care onsite, parents and kids spend less time away from work and school.
Athletic trainers provide an average of 22 services for every ankle sprain. 4
$1,233 is the average cost of an emergency room visit.5 Athletic trainers can help prevent unnecessary and costly trips to the emergency room.
$14.7 million is the estimated annual cost savings in one state if every high school employed a full time AT.6
2,753,200 is the estimated value of 13,766 treatments provided by a school's athletic trainer in one school year.7
This value is not confined to a school or sport setting. Employers, military branches and public service entities that employ athletic trainers reap similar benefits for their employees, service men and women, and public servants. Athletic trainers who work in hospitals and clinics improve patient satisfaction, increase downstream revenue and impact the bottom line.
Athletic trainers are health care professionals with a unique skill set that affects the full continuum of care. Athletic training is a relatively young profession and its' value is in the infancy of being realized. As data continues to grow and demonstrate the full impact of the profession, more schools, organizations and employers will see athletic trainers as an investment instead of a line item, and shift from "we can't afford to employ an athletic trainer" to "we can't afford not to employ an athletic trainer."
March is National Athletic Training Month #ATsareHealthCare. Join us this month as we discuss the value and impact of athletic trainers. Learn more about athletic trainers and ways to celebrate NATM.
Janda DH. The Awakening of a Surgeon: A Family Guide to Preventing Sports Injuries and Deaths. Ann Arbor, MI: Institute for Preventative Sports Medicine; 2003.
Summer sports top injury list. Orthop Today. 2022;22(16):13
Abernethy L, MacAuley D. Impact of school sports injury. British Journal of Sports Medicine 2003;37:354-355. http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/37/4/354
Kenneth C. Lam, Alison R. Snyder Valier, Barton E. Anderson, and Tamara C. Valovich McLeod (2016) Athletic Training Services During Daily Patient Encounters: A Report From the Athletic Training Practice-Based Research Network. Journal of Athletic Training: June 2016, Vol. 51, No. 6, pp. 435-441. https://doi.org/10.4085/1062-6050-51.8.03
"How Much Will I Get Charged for This?" Patient Charges for Top Ten Diagnoses in the Emergency Department Nolan Caldwell, Tanja Srebotnjak, Tiffany Wang, Renee Hsia Published: February 27, 2013https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0055491 http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0055491#s3
Hambleton, MSA, AT, ATC, M., Smith, PhD, CAA, S., Eyers, EdD, AT, ATC, C., & Schneider, PhD, W. Cost Savings Analysis of a High School Athletic Trainer. International Athletic Administration, (Winter 2012), 8-11.
McLeod, T. C. V., Bliven, K. C. H., Lam, K. C., Bay, C., Valier, A. R. S., & Parsons, J. T. (2013). The national sports safety in secondary schools benchmark (N4SB) study: Defining athletic training practice characteristics. Journal Athletic Training, 48(4), 483-492.
Previous Athletic Trainers are Prepared
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Ireland trio pay tribute to Stephen Ferris
Stephen Ferris was a huge force on the rugby pitch and is larger than life off it. Here are three Ireland players' favourite memories of the Ulsterman
Ulster at heart: Ferris was a firm favourite at Ravenhill, as shown in the video below
THOUGH Stephen Ferris's retirement felt like it was inevitable, due to the length of time he'd been kept on the sidelines by injuries in recent years, it was still a blow for rugby when the official announcement was made on Tuesday. A popular player both with his team-mates and the fans, the back-rower won 35 Ireland caps and toured with the 2009 Lions to South Africa before an ankle injury, sustained in November 2012, forced him into retirement. Here three Ireland players, currently in Buenos Aires preparing to play Argentina this weekend, recall their favourite Ferris moments…
Old pal: Cave and Ferris met in 2005 in the Ulster academy
Darren Cave
"It's hard to pick out just one memory of Stevie, but his comeback tackle (below) in the game against the Scarlets a few weeks ago is up there. I'd seen him work so hard over the 18 months to get back to fitness, so it was fantastic to see him back on the field. I've never seen one player get the reception like he got at Ravenhill that day.
"Stevie will be missed as much off the field as he will on it. He's a good friend and will remain one, he's that kind of guy. He's big, loud and funny, and if he's in the room you know about it! For the last year I've been calling him Van Wilder, because he was injured for so long that he was just organising our team socials. In the new Ravenhill, he decorated our team room. He chose all the furnishings and got the pool table in."
Back to back: Diack has played No 8 alongside Ferris
"Picking up Will Genia, and the ball, and running with him during the 2011 World Cup is my favourite memory of Ferris. I was watching the game back in Belfast. Playing with a guy like him is fantastic, and although we've played in the same position, I played alongside him for a bit when he was at 6 and I was No 8.
"It's a huge loss to the game. He's an awesome guy who contributes a lot to the team camaraderie, a huge team player. A lot of us expected him to retire, and we know how hard he's been working with the physios, but even so the announcement has made it feel real. It's sad to see a player of his stature and age retire."
Sad to hear that Stephen Ferris has had to retire at the age of 28. What a beast of a player he was in his pomp.
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Moving up: Murphy in action for the U20s in 2011
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"He scored a try for the Lions in 2009, in one of the warm up games (against the Cheetahs, below). He picked up the ball in his own 22 and ran the length of the pitch with it. I'd just finished school at that stage and was watching the game back home.
"His general workrate and the way he plays are awesome. Though we don't play in the same position, most people would aspire to play like that."
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Thanks,I've just received several of those emails from you and changed my password. I took a look in my account and under devices I had an iPhone as a 3rd device although my account only allows 2 max. And I never had an iPhone! I've already revoked it.
This morning I woke up to 10 of these 'failed to send' messages! I have changed my password. How did this happen? Is ALL my data vulnerable now?
I got a series of notifications of failed emails today in my email inbox, but I had not been notified by Evernote of any need to change my password. I did change it, and then I found this note in the forum.
I started getting these "failed to deliver" emails about 2 hours ago.
I have reset my password, unlinked all connected devices, set up 2-step verification.
Still I keep getting notifications of emailes failed to deliver, even after trying to disconnect and deactivate all forms of login - so it seems I have not been able to stop them from using my account. From what it seems they are still using my account as I am writing this.
I live in Sweden, but in my access history I see logins from Vietnam, Bahrain, Jamaica, China and another Vietnam.
What's up Evernote? Does this seem like the kind of account activity that a user might want to be notified about? Does it seem reasonable that a user should be able to stop unauthorized users from their own account as they are happening?
Is there any way of knowing what has been sent from my account?
Is there any way that I can see what else these people have been doing while they were logged in to my account?
Not impressed with your level of security, especially since you seems to have known about this for weeks!
Thank you for that information. I just learned this morning that my account was hacked. I received around 10 emails from Evernote that I had attempted emails that were not delivered. I have those emails if you need them. I then went to my activity log to find out that there someone accessed my account from the web on 3/20/17, followed by the ones this morning 3/25/17. I changed my password and logged out of all of my accounts. My question is, though, how do I know if they stole any of my information?
I have had the same problem for the past couple of days... emails returned that I did not send. I can see about 10 or so, mostly originating from Vietnam, Thailand, Belarus, etc., all being sent to unknown by me people in the UK. I have deleted all devices and changed password twice, and right after my first password change another bogus email was sent. This is pretty ridiculous. Is Evernote doing anything about this? I hadn't even used Evernote for months!
Hi, I lead Evernote's security team and can help answer some of your questions.
Someone could have learned the password to your account in a variety of ways. The most common situation is when you use your Evernote password on another web site and that other web site gets hacked. Another possibility is that you entered your Evernote password on a computer that was infected with malware and the malware sent it to someone who collects and then uses or sells those collected usernames and passwords. To keep your data safe, change your password to a strong one that you only use on Evernote and setup two-step verification. That will make it very difficult for someone to break into your account.
Our email system may continue to retry sending an email, even after you change your password and revoke any connected devices and sessions. The notifications are just delayed and not an indication that someone is still using your account to email notes.
When we received reports about the bounced emails, I reviewed the activity patterns and saw similar behavior across most of our affected users. Not always though. In many cases, it wasn't clear whether the account login was suspicious until the account started sending emails.
I agree that this type of activity is something that our users want to be notified about. We are working on adding a feature to our service that will notify you whenever someone logs into your account from a new device or network location.
For the users that received bounce notification emails from our service, we haven't found any evidence that the person that accessed your account read any of your notes. They only seem to be using Evernote accounts to deliver spam by creating a new note, emailing that note, and then deleting that note.
I was also affected. I see in my Access History illicit access from Ecuador, Vietnam and Sweeden. Isn't there an option like Just Paste Text And Don't Email Anything? I don't really need an email option.
My account was also compromised after I received 5 failed email notifications Saturday afternoon. After learning that my account may have been hacked, I immediately changed my password and revoked a suspicious second device which was created hours before I received the emails. Sunday morning, I received an email from Evernote informing me that my password was reset. I then changed my password for the second time, assuming that the issue is resolved but come Monday evening, I got another failed email notification again.
Is this most recent email a delayed notification or is there still somebody else using my Evernote email? Is there a way to disable this email service? Thank you.
@addmoo The notification emails you received after you changed your password are just delayed. Our email systems queue the outbound emails and may try to deliver for a couple of days before they give up and let you know. If you don't see any unexpected access in your Access History, you successfully kicked out whoever was using your account to send the emails.
A few hours ago I received the failed emailed content twice. I checked the device and found unknown Iphone has access to my account. I revoked it. Then, I checked the access log and found several web access from unknown IP from date 26/3 and 8/4, 2017.
So, I decided to deactivate my account. But, after reading this thread, I decided to reactivate my account and post my experience to let anyone knows.
Hope my data is safe but who knows, even evernote cannot do anything about it as we never receive any notification of this issue or any suspicious activity.
Please add the notification feature asap so we can prevent any unwanted things happen to our account.
How do I check from which countries, if any, there has been attempts to access my account? How can I identify that information in my activity log?
I have also been receiving the failed email messages. I attempted to set up the double identity security twice today but never received the email with the code.
I did not get a notification from Evernote, but I did have an additional device added to my account 18 hours ago, and I did have logins from Vietnam and Brazil this morning. Seems like this is not an isolated breach.
I've already changed my password and de-activated the additional device, but given how many people are reporting the same thing, I really doubt that it's due to my account being targeted.
I received a note that simply said "it's sooo dark in here" and it had a flashlight icon and a puzzled face icon and it was posted on 7-15-17 the actual day I started trying Evernote.. How could that be? I was going to pay for the business version but since you no longer support Blackberry, I doubt I will. In the meantime I'd like to know how someone else could add a note!!
Looking at the domain I was not sure if this was a real deal. I believe users should be made aware of this.
I tried to post here too, but I still can;t see my post. I got a warning saying "Your content will need to be approved by a moderator" - How long does that take?
To learn how to identify if an email that has been sent from Evernote is authentic, please visit this Help and Learning page:https://help.evernote.com/hc/articles/115004380587.
Thanks for the repost, @Shane D.
Hi. It's 2019. This problem has been ongoing since 2017. Actually, why hasn't your security to safeguard your users improved yet?
This happened to me twice in a week. Your first warning email to me was on the 28th of Feb 2019. When I checked my list of devices, I saw a foreign "iPhone" which was logged in "3 MONTHS AGO". 3 months is a very long time. But nevermind, I revoked it and changed to a new strong password (yes symbols used, numbers, alphabets, long - like it was before as well). But today, 3 March, I received the same "Reset your password" email again. This is the 2nd time in the week. Obviously whatever site your hacker is getting our information from, clearly still has access to our login information; refreshed for him daily. So OK, honestly, I want this to stop (compromising the security of my device and other accounts) and I'd like some help and answers.
Can you tell us what was compromised? Is it only the notes in EverNote? Or was/is it possible for the hacker to access other information on our devices through EverNote?
Will asking the EverNote Team to delete my username and password stop "giving" access to my device to said hacker?
Will uninstalling EverNote (after requesting for deletion of Username and Password) actually stop compromising my device's safety further?
Hope to hear from you guys soon. Thanks!
Hi @Gamer0987. You are correct that we've seen an increase in this type of issue since 2017. And while we are always keeping an eye out for suspicious activity patterns, I appreciate your feedback that we didn't act as quickly as you expected us to. We are primarily focused on detecting breaches of our service, which this was not.
Regarding the second email, we accidentally sent a second email to some of you. It was a mistake on our part and not because we detected suspicious activity on your account a second time. If you have already changed your password or setup 2FA, please ignore the second email we sent you.
What was compromised: The unauthorized user searched your account for passwords and cryptocurrency terms and downloaded the notes that we returned in the search results. They didn't have access to your device; only your Evernote account, and only because they learned your password from somewhere other than us.
If you changed your password to one that you don't use on another site, your account should be secure.
Thanks, @Rich Tener for your reply and assurance.
Will asking for a deletion of my account remove my data from your databases and servers (will it be removed completely?)? - hence preventing existing user data from getting stolen by whatever 3rd party site?
Hackers have access to your device? Is this Evernote related?
Until you get an answer, you can initiate the data deletion yourself; delete your notes, empty the trash - this will address the front-end servers.
Securing your password should prevent access to your account.
Late for a quip. /Yawn/. It's not even addressed to you. So take your wannabe-smart trolling elsewhere.
In this case, there is no need for security improvements by evernote, but by yourself: you can't blame evernote that you used a single password for several accounts.
You assumed that (according to your accusation: I used 1 pwd for several accounts) - I didn't so it means, not my fault. Yeah, ok. EverNote doesn't need security improvements, sure. 😂 Seesh. So high on the defensive. Like some EverNote fan crazy forum.
And did you use two factor authentication?
If you don't want to use EN anymore, export your notes to HTML format, delete them all in EN, sync, then use settings on the web to delete the account.
If you want to continue to use EN, export your notes to ENML format by notebook, delete your account using the settings menu on the web,.create a new account, import the notes you exported. Change your password on some period that feels comfortable to you after that. If you gave access to EN to any secondary sites they will not work anymore.
The 2nd part of your post is very informative - about the possibility of getting back on EverNote.
I was actually just waiting for confirmation from @Rich Tener about the deletion of Username and Pwd data from EN's database since I read about it as a given option. But someone from the CS Team has just given me the answer I needed for that too. Which, to whoever (to save yourself some accusations and trolling ) else needs to know, is an affirmative one.
It's pretty clear that there has been a breach / Hack at Evernote and they are not being transparent or forthcoming with their user's data.
Why do so many users claim to have iPhones from Vietnam logging into their accounts (myself included)?
The responsible thing would be a press release so users can secure their data--delete their accounts or adding additional security. 2-factor authentication is not required on sign-up, why?
Are you saying that you think this is untrue?
Actually it's not clear at all.
The bad guys have obtained userid/passwords elsewhere and are attempting access to Evernote accounts.
Protect your Evernote password. Only use it for Evernote access.


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Designed for the New Decade, the All-New Amazfit HomeStudio Brings the Future of Immersive Fitness Training to Your Home
Huami, wearable devices making company from China and fitness startup Studio have partnered to launch a connected treadmill. During Huami's keynote at CES 2020, the company announced its new Amazfit HomeStudio treadmill.
The first thing you'll notice on the Amazfit HomeStudio is the lack of a traditional front panel/dashboard. Instead of that, the user can control the device using a smartphone in which the content is delivered to a separate, vertically-oriented 43-inch HD screen that the companies are calling the Glass.
The Glass is a giant phone-like device that seems like a smart mirror. It also includes a camera that can analyze the user's movements with computer vision. For those who are worried about the privacy issue, there's a slide piece that can cover the camera sensor.
The company has introduced two models of the device — a premium model that uses slat belt technology and can reach speeds of up to 12mph. Then there's AirRun, which a foldable version that reaches a top speed of 9 mph.
It also offers classes through the glass, enabling users to access a library of 1,000 classes across a wide variety of exercises. Also, not all the exercises are treadmill-based as it offers options to participate in yoga, sculpt and stretching classes on the floor.
Basically, Amazfit HomeStudio combines Studio's content with Huami's hardware expertise, and it integrates with Huami devices and other wearables to track heart rate. While the treadmill is best for running, Glass also offers several interesting classes.
Huami has said that the pricing details and availability information for the Amazfit HomeStudio will be revealed soon. While it has not revealed the pricing details, it said that the price "will delight US customers."
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As our collective consciousness was recently focused on the themes of depression, suicide and suicide prevention, I wish to express what many of us in our community know: LGBTQ+ people are at an increased risk for dying by suicide. Here's my story of self-destruction, spiritual obedience and renewal.
When a person begins to unravel the various meanings in the Masterpiece Cakeshop Ltd., et al v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission decision, recently rendered by the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), it becomes quickly obvious that what this ruling means in legal terms and what it means in the daily lives of LGBTQ+ American citizens is incredibly different.
I believe God empowers each of us to look at the most complicated problems with Divine simplicity. That is the beauty of the dissent written by Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in Monday's decision by the U.S. Supreme Court in a 7-2 ruling in Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ltd., et al v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission. Justice Ginsburg lays it out clearly and simply.
Ask CeCe Garrett why her craft shop, SewNerdyGifts, carries a selection of Pride items geared toward the LGBTQ community and allies, she is quick and unflinching in her answer.
Holiday seasons, including Holy Week and Easter, are generally tough for everyone. For many of us in the LGBTQ+ community, holiday seasons can be even tougher, but on the other side of our deepest heartache lies our deepest breakthrough. This is because what we cannot hold alone forces us to either go mad, or go to God.
My journey to self-acceptance as a brown queer God-loving woman has been a long one, with many hurdles and wrong turns. I was raised as a non-denominational Christian.
LGBTQ Jews have long been on the front lines, fighting for social justice. We are found on every page of the LGBTQ movement, from Harvey Milk, the first openly gay person to be elected to office in California, to Avram Finkelstein, who co-founded the AIDS advocacy group ACT UP.
A Pastoral Letter to the PCUSA: For some time, the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. (PCUSA) has been working to reflect in the life of our church the place of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people (LGBTQ) in God's heart. This is all good. It is also a process.
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For some people, religion has no influence their way of living. For others, religion is as important as breathing. Whichever way you experience religion, there's no denying that it is a main topic of discussion, from the media to family dinner tables.
At every point in the history of the United States there have been people whose faith has provided the bedrock for lifelong efforts to end violence, oppression, and inequity—Dorothy Day, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, Bishop Gene Robinson—and there have been others who have used their religion as a weapon to further these same forces; to maintain the oppressive status quo rather than challenge it.


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Milan Janković (), nicknamed Žire, is a politician in Serbia. He was a member of the National Assembly of Serbia from 2001 to 2007, has served three terms as mayor of the Belgrade municipality of Grocka, and is a current member of the Belgrade city council (i.e., the executive branch of the city government). Janković is a member of the Socialist Party of Serbia (Socijalistička partija Srbije, SPS).

Early life and career
Janković was born in Umčari, Grocka (a year before the municipality's incorporation into Belgrade), in what was then the People's Republic of Serbia in the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia. He graduated as an economic technician.

Politician

The Milošević years (1992–2000)
Janković was elected to the City Assembly of Belgrade for Grocka's fourth division in the May 1992 Serbian local elections and re-elected in the repeat elections in December of the same year. He was also elected to Grocka's municipal assembly and, in 1995, was chosen as its president (a position at the time equivalent to mayor).

He was re-elected to the Belgrade assembly in the 1996 Serbian local elections and also led the Socialist Party to a majority victory in Grocka, where he was confirmed as mayor for a second term.

During the 1990s, political life in Serbia was dominated by Slobodan Milošević, the leader of the Socialist Party, who oversaw the country's governmental institutions in an authoritarian manner. Milošević was defeated by Vojislav Koštunica of the Democratic Opposition of Serbia (DOS) in the 2000 Yugoslavian general election, an event that brought about wide-reaching changes in the country's political scene. The Socialist Party was dealt a significant defeat in the concurrent 2000 local elections in Belgrade, winning only four seats out of 110 in the city assembly; Janković was one of the four SPS members elected, winning again in Grocka's fourth division. The DOS won a narrow victory over the SPS for the Grocka municipal assembly in the same electoral cycle, and Janković's term as mayor came to an end.

Janković was a candidate for the national assembly on two occasions in the 1990s. He appeared in the forty-sixth (and final) position on the Socialist Party's electoral list for the Belgrade division in the 1993 Serbian parliamentary election and the eleventh (and also final) position on its list for the revised Voždovac division in the 1997 parliamentary election. The party won  sixteen seats in Belgrade in 1993 and four seats in Voždovac in 1997; Janković was not selected for a mandate on either occasion. (From 1992 to 2000, one-third of the country's parliamentary mandates were assigned to candidates from successful lists in numerical order, while the remaining two-thirds were distributed amongst other candidates at the discretion of the sponsoring parties and coalitions. Janković could have been awarded a mandate on either occasion notwithstanding his list position, but in the event he was not.)

Parliamentarian (2001–07)
After Milošević's defeat in the Yugoslavian election, a new parliamentary election was held in Serbia in December 2000. For this election, the entire country was counted as a single electoral district and all mandates were awarded to candidates on successful lists at the discretion of the sponsoring parties or coalitions, irrespective of numerical order. Janković was given the seventy-fourth position on the SPS list, which was mostly alphabetical.. The list won thirty-seven mandates, and he was selected for its parliamentary delegation when the assembly met in early 2001. The DOS won a majority victory in this election, and the Socialists served in opposition.

He was again included on the Socialist list in the 2003 Serbian parliamentary election and was given a new mandate when the list won twenty-two seats. In the term that followed, the Socialist Party provided outside support to a government led by the Democratic Party of Serbia (Demokratska stranka Srbije, DSS), the Serbian Renewal Movement (Srpski pokret obnove, SPO) and G17 Plus. Janković served on the committee for petitions and proposals and the committee on local self-government.

Janković was again included on the Socialist Party's lists in the 2007 and 2008 parliamentary elections, although he did not receive a mandate on either occasion.

Serbia introduced a system of proportional representation for local elections after 2000. Janković appeared on the Socialist Party's lists for both the Belgrade city assembly and the Grocka municipal assembly in the 2004 Serbian local elections and was re-elected to the latter body.

Since 2008
Janković appeared on the Socialist Party's lists for both Belgrade and Grocka in the 2008 Serbian local elections. He did not initially take a seat in either assembly. On 19 August 2008, he returned to the city assembly as the replacement for another SPS member.

A shift in the municipal politics of Grocka saw the Socialists take a prominent role in the local coalition government and Janković return to mayor's office on 22 June 2010. He served in this role for the next two years.

Following a 2011 electoral reform, all mandates in Serbian elections were awarded to candidates on successful lists in numerical order. Janković was given the 101st position on the Socialist list for the Belgrade assembly in the 2012 Serbian local elections; this was too low for election to be a reasonable prospect, and he was not elected when the list won thirteen mandates. He also took the second position on the party's list in Grocka and was re-elected when the list won eight mandates. The Serbian Progressive Party (Srpska napredna stranka, SNS) won the election at the municipal level in Grocka, and Janković was succeeded as mayor by Dragoljub Simonović.

At the city level, the Democratic Party (Demokratska stranka, DS) won a minority government in the 2012 Belgrade election under the leadership of incumbent mayor Dragan Đilas. During this period, the Socialist Party was a minority partner with the DS in Belgrade's coalition government. On 28 December 2012, Janković was appointed to his first term on city council as the replacement for another party member. He served in this role until 24 September 2013, when the Socialists withdrew their support from Đilas's administration and the latter resigned as mayor.

Janković appeared in the thirty-third position on the Socialist Party's list in the 2014 Belgrade City Assembly election and missed election when the list won sixteen seats. He also appeared in the 119th position on the Socialist Party's list for the national assembly in the concurrent 2014 Serbian parliamentary election and was not elected when the list won forty-four seats.

The SNS became the dominant power in Belgrade's city government after the fall of Đilas's administration, and the SPS continued its role as a junior partner in the new coalition government. On 23 October 2015, Janković was re-appointed to city council as part of Siniša Mali's administration. He subsequently led the Socialist list in Grocka for the 2016 local elections and was re-elected when it won five mandates, although he soon resigned from the municipal assembly to continue serving on city council.

Janković was given the forty-ninth position on the Socialist Party's list in the 2018 Belgrade City Assembly election and was again not elected when the list fell to eight mandates. The SPS continued to participate in Belgrade's government, and Janković was confirmed for a third term on council in Zoran Radojičić's administration on 7 June 2018. He continues to serve in this role as of 2021.

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Roy Wood Jr. talks Nov. 12 & 13 dates at Gotham Comedy Club, working on "The Daily Show" & more
by Downtown Magazine | Nov 8, 2016 | Culture, Entertainment
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These days, as a correspondent on The Daily Show With Trevor Noah, comedian Roy Wood Jr. is best known for his work on television. However, Roy had worked extensively within other media before joining The Daily Show last year. Within the radio world, he got his start as a reporter for Hot 105.7 while attending Florida A&M University. Ultimately Roy worked his way up to producer and head writer for the Buckwilde Morning Show in his native Alabama before becoming host of The Roy Wood Jr. Morning Show for WBHJ-FM. While doing radio, Roy did stand-up, eventually getting onto NBC's Last Comic Standing and making multiple appearances on Conan.
Now living in New York, Roy is juggling careers as an on-air personality, comedy writer, and a touring stand-up. On Nov. 12 and 13, he will performing at Gotham Comedy Club alongside Ophira Eisenberg and Rich Francese. Tickets can be purchased online for all four of those shows at www.gothamcomedyclub.com.
Downtown caught up with Roy for some Q&A about his past, present and future. Roy can be visited online at www.roywoodjr.com and followed on Twitter via @RoyWoodJr.
I first learned about you from Sullivan & Son, which was one of TBS' first forays into the sit-com world. Was that prompted you to move to Los Angeles?
Roy Wood Jr.: The Daily Show is the main reason I moved, but I was considering a move to New York City if for nothing more than to be able to do comedy in a better market. When TBS cancelled us, my first thought was to if nothing else, get better at comedy. I really wanted to tighten up my stand-up game and hopefully start shopping myself around for a one-hour special.
Nowadays, you're based in New York City. What do you enjoy most about living in New York?
RWJ: I love the sounds. There was a concrete saw going outside my apartment at 2:00 AM. TWO IN THE MORNING and a man is cutting cement. Sounds so weird, you forget to get mad.
One night I heard a guy scream "YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DID! YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DID!" I couldn't tell if it came from the street or the apartment upstairs. Either way, a man screaming that at three in the morning, they're either about to start a fight or have sex. Either way, it's none of my business.
It's a city of beautiful randomness. Where one day you can see a man dressed as Elmo fighting a man dressed as a Starbucks cup. And the next day you can see a man slicing concrete with saw.
You're originally from Birmingham, where I'd argue that most New Yorkers have never traveled to. What does Birmingham have to offer that New York City doesn't?
RWJ: Birmingham offers politeness from strangers. That term "Southern Hospitality" is indeed a real thing. I don't get back to Birmingham as often as I'd like to, so even now the politeness of the south throws me off. New York turns you into a type of person that you automatically process a person speaking to you as either a death threat, or a request for money. Both are met with an ice cold grill. Whereas down south, if someone speaks, there's a legitimate amount of warmth behind it.
Also, the mac & cheese is better there. Every where in New York is determined to ruin mac & cheese with bread crumbs and truffle oil.
Prior to being on television, you were a prolific prank phone caller. Did The Jerky Boys play into your upbringing?
RWJ: The Jerky Boys are the king of prank calls. PERIOD. The funny thing is that I didn't want to do prank calls when I first got into morning radio because I didn't feel like I'd be good at them and I wanted to do more sketches and parody songs. Thankfully I was good at them and they helped me in ways I never imagined. Before The Daily Show, there were just as many people who knew me from my prank calls as did from my television appearances.
You also successfully worked in radio before making it onto television. Is there anything you miss from your days in radio?
RWJ: I miss all of my friends from Birmingham and the listeners. There's something special about radio that makes it become a family. Radio is far more interactive than television. You're out in the streets constantly meeting the listeners, you're taking calls, etc. Television by nature requires you to be a little more distant from the people that consume your product so it's a little less social of a medium.
A lot of people have discovered you as a result of The Daily Show. What is the most challenging part of being on that show?
RWJ: The hardest part of The Daily Show is making sure that my take is original. You can often have a funny thought or perspective on something, only to check it on Twitter and see that other people are saying the exact same thing. It forces you to be a better writer and look at current events from a different perspective. Also, there are more shows out there doing something similar to what we do so it's important to have a perspective that's unique.
How does your stand-up compare to what people hear from you on The Daily Show?
RWJ: My comedy is a much more "caffeinated" on stage. But for the most part on The Daily Show, the writers do a great job of capturing my energy and what I feel about certain issues. The biggest difference is that on-stage I'm yapping about a lot of stuff that doesn't really matter. On TV I take that same energy and try to apply it to issues that actually matter to this world.
It's been five years since you were on Last Comic Standing, and you're arguably one of the most successful people to come from the show. Looking back, is there anything that you would have done differently while on the show?
RWJ: I would've enjoyed it more. I spent way too much time preparing every week instead of enjoying my friends that I was performing with. One week before rehearsals I spent four hours in the mall trying to find the "perfect" outfit to wear. I've probably done way too much of that in my career, to be honest. But I think that's just the way us comedians are wired. The jokes are the jokes.
The late Mike DeStefano was one of the finalists as well. He spent the days before taping riding a motorcycle in the California hills. I think having a clear mind before doing anything substantial is important and that's a lesson I've never forgotten. The good thing about that show is that I learned how to do comedy in a quick and concise way that would help me for years to come doing numerous sets on Conan.
Altogether, do you have a professional accomplishment that you're most proud of?
RWJ: The first time I got paid to do comedy was in 1999. I was paid $4. Those four dollars are framed on my wall. It was the first time I felt like I belonged. Like I could actually do this for a living. I'll never forget that night. Or the seven people who came to the show and made me right. (laughs)
When you're not busy with your career, how do you like to spend your free time?
RWJ: I have little free time, but what I do have left I spend with my son, or playing video games, or doing puzzles.
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Alert in Tamil Nadu after intel of Lashkar terrorists' intrusion
Security has been tightened across Tamil Nadu following intelligence inputs that members of the Lashkar-e-Taiba had infiltrated into the state, police said on Friday.
The reports suggested six members of the terror outfit infiltrated into the state by sea from Sri Lanka and moved to different cities, including Coimbatore, according to the police.
Security has been stepped up at many places, including airports, railway stations, bus stands and places of worship across the state. An alert has been sounded, especially in coastal districts, to prevent any further possible intrusion, the police said.
There has been tight patrolling across Coimbatore district. Vehicle checks have been intensified in the city and border areas, the police said.
Though the identity or the nationality of the intruders were yet to be ascertained, sources said one person belonged to Pakistan.
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Q: Python uploading image/file with selenium webdriver The folowing is a snip of some crowdfire.com HTML code, where im trying to upload a file in the input class =...

                Add an image

<input class="js-file-input action__fileInput" type="file" data-ember-action="1092"/>

Now below is what i have so far. I have created driver instance, the code before logs in the website without a problem and locates all other xpaths

image = driver.find_element_by_xpath('.//*[@id=\'ember1089\']/input')
time.sleep(2)
print 'found element'
image.send_keys('C:\Users\Brian\Desktop\Empire_fort\Bots\GetPICtures\Empire.jpg)
print 'uploading'
time.sleep(5)

the following is the error i get, and i really don't understand what is the problem,On the website there is an "add an image" link. if clicked it brings up window's explorer from where the user can select a file and upload it.
waiting
about toupload
found element
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\Brian\Desktop\Empire_fort\Bots\GetPICtures\nowupload.py", line 55, in <module>
    image.send_keys(r'C:\Users\Brian\Desktop\Empire_fort\Bots\GetPICtures\Empire.jpg')
  File "C:\Python2.7.11\lib\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\webelement.py", line 321, in send_keys
    self._execute(Command.SEND_KEYS_TO_ELEMENT, {'value': keys_to_typing(value)})
  File "C:\Python2.7.11\lib\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\webelement.py", line 456, in _execute
    return self._parent.execute(command, params)
  File "C:\Python2.7.11\lib\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\webdriver.py", line 236, in execute
    self.error_handler.check_response(response)
  File "C:\Python2.7.11\lib\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\errorhandler.py", line 194, in check_response
    raise exception_class(message, screen, stacktrace)
selenium.common.exceptions.ElementNotVisibleException: Message: Element is not currently visible and so may not be interacted with
Stacktrace:
    at fxdriver.preconditions.visible (file:///c:/users/brian/appdata/local/temp/tmpxjigan/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:10092)
    at DelayedCommand.prototype.checkPreconditions_ (file:///c:/users/brian/appdata/local/temp/tmpxjigan/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:12644)
    at DelayedCommand.prototype.executeInternal_/h (file:///c:/users/brian/appdata/local/temp/tmpxjigan/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:12661)
    at DelayedCommand.prototype.executeInternal_ (file:///c:/users/brian/appdata/local/temp/tmpxjigan/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:12666)
    at DelayedCommand.prototype.execute/< (file:///c:/users/brian/appdata/local/temp/tmpxjigan/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:12608)

Thanks!
Ps Update, It works with with a webdriver.Chrome() instance but not with Firefox or phantomjs

A: I suspect you need to make the input visible first:
image = driver.find_element_by_css_selector('#ember1089 input')
driver.execute_script("arguments[0].style.display = 'block';", image);

image.send_keys('C:\Users\Brian\Desktop\Empire_fort\Bots\GetPICtures\Empire.jpg')

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est un film d'animation indien réalisé par Chetan Desai et sorti en Inde le . Ce long métrage animé en images de synthèse s'inspire librement de l'intrigue du Rāmāyana, une des épopées classiques de la littérature indienne et de l'hindouisme.

Synopsis
Le film, qui reprend l'intrigue du Rāmāyana, suit d'abord la jeunesse et la formation du prince Rāma (un des avatars de Krishna) jusqu'au moment où il rencontre Sîtâ. Tous deux tombent amoureux et Rāma parvient à remporter sa main mise à prix dans un tournoi qui consiste à manier un arc aux proportions colossales. Les deux époux filent un bonheur parfait pendant un temps, mais, à la suite d'une jalousie, Rāma se trouve écarté du trône dont il est pourtant l'héritier. Il renonce à ses richesses et s'exile dans la forêt avec Sîtâ. Tous deux y vivent paisiblement quelque temps. Mais le roi des démons, Râvana, kidnappe Sîtâ et l'emmène dans son lointain royaume de Lankâ. Pour la retrouver, Rāma se lance dans un voyage au cours duquel il rassemble une armée avec l'aide de plusieurs alliés, dont le dieu singe Hanoumân et son armée de singes.

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 Titre : Ramayana: The Epic
 Réalisation : Chetan Desai
 Scénario : Chetan Desai et Riturraj Tripathii
 Musique originale : Shaarang Dev
 Montage : Sayed Sher Abbas
 Production : Niraj Bhukanwala, Deepa Sahi
 Studio de production : Maya Entertainment Ltd.
 Distribution : Maya Entertainment Ltd. (Inde, tous les supports), Warner Bros. (mondial, tous les supports)
 Pays :
 Langue : hindi
 Format : couleur
 Durée : 100 minutes
 Date de sortie :  :

Distribution
Voix de la version en hindi :
 Manoj Bajpai : Rāma
 Juhi Chawla : Sîtâ
 Ashutosh Rana : Râvana
 Mukesh Rishi : Hanoumân

Production
La production du film prend presque cinq ans.

Outre le doublage en hindi, des versions en tamoul, en gujarati et en marathi sont également réalisées. Le film est distribué par Warner Bros. India en Inde et des sorties limitées au Canada et aux États-Unis ont lieu début 2011.

Accueil critique
Dans l'Indian Express, Shubhra Gupta livre une critique très favorable, jugeant en particulier l'adaptation de l'épopée intelligemment menée et la performance d'Ashutosh Rana pour le doublage de Râvana ; elle regrette seulement une certaine pesanteur dans les dialogues. Sur le site de cinéma indien NDTV Movies, Anupama Chopra donne un avis en demi-teinte, et n'accorde au film que 2,5 sur 5. Elle juge l'adaptation  (), du moins pour un public connaissant déjà l'intrigue de l'épopée. Tout en appréciant la qualité des graphismes et de l'animation, surtout en comparaison avec la moyenne des films d'animation indiens, elle estime que le  et la médiocrité du doublage empêchent le film de susciter l'admiration recherchée. Elle conclut en jugeant malgré tout que Ramayana: The Epic est  ().

Box office
Le film sort en Inde sur environ 250 copies le , au moment du week-end de la Dussehra (fête qui célèbre la victoire de Rāma sur Râvana). Il fait un mauvais démarrage, de même que deux autres films sortis la même semaine. Selon le site de box office indien IBOS, l'exploitation totale du film ne rapporte que 1,4 crore, soit 14 millions de roupies, largement en dessous des recettes moyennes des films (25,6 crores).

Autour du film
Une autre adaptation du Ramayan en long métrage d'animation avait été réalisée en 1992 : Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama. Cette coproduction indo-japonaise coréalisée par Yugo Sako et Ram Mohan prenait la forme d'un dessin animé.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Film indien sorti en 2010
Film d'animation indien
Film de fantasy indien
Film d'animation en images de synthèse
Adaptation d'un poème au cinéma
Ramayana
Mythologie hindoue au cinéma
Film se déroulant dans l'Inde antique
Film indien épique
Film épique religieux
Film distribué par Warner Bros. Pictures


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Home / #Sports / Manchester United to extend Ighalo's loan until January 2021
Manchester United to extend Ighalo's loan until January 2021
Olomo Olomo Sunday, May 31, 2020 0
Manchester United are close to agreeing to a loan extension for former Nigerian striker, Odion Ighalo, until January 2021, the striker's loan deal expired on Sunday.
Giving an update on the loan extension Sunday morning, Skysports reports that "the proposed loan extension will run until the end of January, when Ighalo will return to Shanghai.
If agreed, Ighalo will miss the majority of the 2020 Chinese Super League season, which is scheduled to begin in June.
Shanghai's original stance was that they would only agree to extend his loan if an obligation to buy was incorporated into the deal, with Ighalo likely to cost upwards of £20m.
Also, his agent, Ladi Salami, said salary agreement is being finalised.
Ighalo's current contract expires in December 2022, but Shanghai want to keep him until at least December 2024, Skysports reports.
According to reports, United is contributing £130,000-a-week towards the former Watford striker's wages.
While awaiting a contract extension at United, the Nigerian player has reportedly been offered a deal worth £400,000-a-week by Shanghai Shenhua.
Since joining his childhood club on loan in January, Ighalo has scored four goals in eight appearances in all competitions.


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School Choice 2021-2022
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The deadline to fill out the form is 12:00 PM (noon) February 26th, 2021.
This SCHOOL CHOICE request is for Portola Springs SCHOOL ONLY. If you wish to pursue a school choice spot at ANY OTHER Irvine Unified School District school site, please visit our website at http://www.iusd.org for the proper school choice procedure.
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Reflecting the belief that parents should have a choice of schools, the Irvine Unified School District established at its inception an Intradistrict/School Choice Policy. This policy provides the opportunity for parents who reside in the district to enroll their student in any school within the district on a space available basis.
Each school is required to serve the students who live within its attendance area prior to accepting any students from outside its boundary. To determine your assigned neighborhood school, simply input your address in the School Locator map (found on our website at http://www.iusd.org/enrollment/index.html).
Though the district supports parental choice and is committed to School Choice, once enrollment reaches school capacity, that school or grade level will be closed to School Choice. The following conditions also restrict the opportunities for School Choice:
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Q: Python kivy save Image to android gallery I'm making an app in python kivy and I have an draggable Image in my tacscreen, my goal is to save that draggable Image to the users Android gallery whenever they press the button on my tacscreen. How can I do that? Below is my code. Thanks for any help.
<tacscreen>:

    canvas.before:
        Rectangle:
            pos: self.pos
            size: self.size
            source: "bg.png"

    DragImage1:
        id: per
        pos: 100, 50
        size_hint: 1, .1
        source: "image.png"

    Button:
        pos_hint: { "center_x": .9, "center_y": .07}
        size: 45, 45
        size_hint: None, None
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" Oklahoma " – Moonlight Stage Productions / "the Pajama Game" – Starlight Theatre / [ Title Of Show] – Diversionary Theatre
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Center Stage with Pat Launer on KSDS JAZZ88
AIRDATE: JULY 23, 2010
So, how do you like your summer musicals: current, corny, romantic, nostalgic or self-indulgent? There's something for everyone on local stages – indoors and out, with or without intrusive aircraft.
In the latter category, there's Starlight Theatre's production of "The Pajama Game," the 1954 romantic comedy about labor and management at the Sleep- Tite Pajama Factory in Cedar Rapids , Iowa . Against the backdrop of a threatened strike, the new plant superintendent falls for a pretty union activist. What with the current glut of layoffs and unfair business practices, the show should feel remarkably relevant. But the music is played at such a pokey pace that the whole affair feels hokey and decidedly retro. There are two standout performances, though, from SDSU musical theater alumni Courtney Corey and Joe joyce . The production features plenty of dancing, but there should be less. I never thought I'd say that about a musical, but I can extend the opinion to " Oklahoma " at Moonlight Stage Productions.
The dancers are far better in this corn-fed chestnut, but the choreography is variable and repeatedly overstays its welcome. The comedy ratio is high, thanks to Bets Malone as flirtatious Ado Annie and Jason Maddy as the slippery Persian peddler, Ali Hakim. At the center of the piece, the falsely reluctant romantics, Laurey and Curly, represent the cowmen and the farmers, duking it out in the pre-state Western territory at the turn of the last century.
These two classic musicals have a passel of great songs, including "Pajama Game's" "Hey There" and "Hernando's Hideaway" and "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin '" and "People Will say We're in Love" from "Oklahoma." Both are very well sung, though they're shows of the most traditional kind.
But if you like your tuners more snarky, head on over to Diversionary Theatre for [title of show], so post-modern it doesn't even have a bona fide title. Written in 2004 by two New York theater geeks, it's about two New York theater geeks writing a show about writing a show – about two New York theater geeks. The guys and their gal-pals even played themselves, on and Off Broadway. Self-referential enough for ya ? There are winks, nods and sly allusions to a zillion prior musicals, famous and obscure, which will have theater queens drooling in the aisles. But while the conceit is a little slow to warm up to – and a little precious and self-congratulatory once you do – the cast of four is funny, talented, energetic , engaging and, under the direction of James Vasquez , damn near irresistible.
All right, so it's empty calories, but go ahead and stuff yourself on the summer's theatrical equivalent of cotton candy. Stale or fresh, these shows are weightless and fluffy. But isn't that what summer musicals are all about?
"The Pajama Game" plays through August 1 at Starlight Theatre in Balboa Park .
" Oklahoma " runs through July 31, at Moonlight Stage Productions in Vista .
[ title of show] continues through August 8 at Diversionary Theatre in University Heights .
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Q: Taking two passes at sampling from urns: probability of repetition My urn is filled with balls of K different colors. I draw N samples with replacement, and note the sampled colors.
I now draw another N samples with replacement (from the same urn). What is the probability that my second sample repeats any color from the first sample?
You can assume that N>1, and that N is much smaller than K. We know the number of balls of each color in the urn.
I'm lost trying to solve this puzzle, any pointers would be much appreciated.
I've tried it brute-force, but I'm tripping over the various interdependencies. For example, I can't just sum up the probability that a color is drawn in the first pass (sampling of N), and sum up the probabilities that a color is also drawn in the second pass.
I'd be happy with pointers to additional reading, solution approaches, and ideas for upper bounds on the probability.

A: The basic approach is to calculate the probability P that each draw from the second trial set is a different color from any of the balls in the first trial set.  Since you are replacing the balls, and the drawings are independent, then $P=P_0^N$, where $P_0$= the probability that one draw will not give a matching color.  To get $P_0$ you need to know which colors (repeats don't matter) have been chosen the first trial, and how many of each of these ($m_i$) are in the collection as well as the total (M) in the collection.  $P_0=1-\frac{\sum_i m_i}{M}$, where the summation is over all the balls which appeared in the first trial.  Your final answer is 1-P.

A: Allow me to replace your $K$ with $m$ and $N$ with $n$, in order to use $k$ as an index and keep the notation in following answer more clean.
Since the extractions are with replacement,  the probability of each color to be extracted remains constant
along the extraction sequence.
The correct representation is that of a sequence of events, characterized by random variable $X$, which can assume values in
the set $\{1,\, 2,\, \cdots,\,m\}$ with corresponding probabilities $ p_1,\, p_2,\, \cdots,\, p_m$.
The interpretation of  " .. second sample repeats  any color of the first ..", can take two different meanings:
 a) the second sample contains some (at least one) color in common with the first, indipendently of their position in the sequence ;
 b) the second sample contains some (at least one) matchings with the first, where color and position coincide.
The case a) can also be restated as:
 - Prob. of finding a couple of words, of length $n$, with characters  from alphabet $\{1,\cdots ,m\}$, picked with probability $\{ p_1, \cdots, p_m\}$, having at least one character in common;
 - Randomly throwing $n$ white and $n$ black balls into $m$ bins, having prob. to be hit of  $\{ p_1, \cdots, p_m\}$, the Prob. of having  any bin with mixed colors;
and case b) as
 - Prob. of finding a couple of words, of length $n$, with characters  from alphabet $\{1,\cdots ,m\}$, picked with probability $\{ p_1, \cdots, p_m\}$, having some coincident character (same character in same position);
 - Prob. of having a twin result, upon launching $n$ times a couple of $m$-faced identically biased dice, each face having prob. $\{ p_1, \cdots, p_m\}$ to appear.
The problem is very interesting so I will attempt and concisely delineate the approach in both cases.
In the following I will use the "words" scheme (which seems to me better to handle) and  of course focus on the complementary probability of not having ..
1) Premise
Consider the homogeneous polynomial in $m$ variables
$$
p_{\,1}  + p_{\,2}  +  \cdots  + p_{\,m}  = 1
$$
When you multiply that polynomial $n$ times by itself you get
$$ \bbox[lightyellow] {
\eqalign{
  & 1 = \left( {p_{\,1}  + p_{\,2}  +  \cdots  + p_{\,m} } \right)^{\,n}  =   \cr
  &  = \sum\limits_{\left( {t_{\,1} ,\, \cdots ,\,t_{\,n} } \right)\, \in \;{}_{n\,}T_{\,m} } {\;\prod\limits_{1\, \le \,l\, \le \,n} {p_{\,t_{\,l} } } }  =   \cr
  &  = \sum\limits_{\left( {k_{\,1} ,\, \cdots ,\,k_{\,m} } \right)\, \in \;{}_{m\,}W_{\,0,\,n} }
  {\left( \matrix{ n \cr  \,k_{\,1} ,k_{\,2} , \cdots ,k_{\,m} \, \cr}  \right)p_{\,1} ^{k_{\,1} } p_{\,2} ^{k_{\,2} }  \cdots p_{\,m} ^{k_{\,m} } }  \cr}
} \tag{1}$$
where:
 - each product (monomial of degree $n$) inside the sum in the second line represents a  different possible sequence;
 - ${}_{n\,}T_{\,m} $ represents the set of all n-tuples with components in $\{1,2,\cdots ,m\}$, i.e.
the words of length $n$ from the alphabet $\{1,2,\cdots ,m\}$, i.e.
the integer points in the n-D cube with edges on the segment $[1,\cdots,m]$;
 - ${}_{m\,\,}W_{\,0,\,n} $ represents the set of all m-tuples with components in $\{0,1,\cdots ,n\}$ summing to $n$, i.e.
the set of all  weak compositions of $n$ into $m$ parts;
 - each summand in the third line gives the probability of finding (in any order) $k_1$ characters $1$, .., $k_m$ characters $m$;
 - the multinomial gives the number of ways of disposing $k_1+k_2+\cdots+k_m=n$ copies of the $m$ characters.
2) General solution
In the interpretation a) it means that, among all the monomials resulting from  the expansion of
$$
\eqalign{
  & 1 = \left( {p_{\,1}  + p_{\,2}  +  \cdots  + p_{\,m} } \right)^{\,2\,n}  =   \cr
  &  = \left( {p_{\,1}  + p_{\,2}  +  \cdots  + p_{\,m} } \right)^{\,\,n} \left( {p_{\,1}  + p_{\,2}  +  \cdots  + p_{\,m} } \right)^{\,\,n}  \cr}
$$
to get the probability $Q_a(m,n)$ of not having common characters,
we shall account only for those which are obtained by different indices of $p$ between the first and the second block.
So, if from the left block we take a n-tuple with indices in a subset $A$ of $\{1,\cdots , m\}$, then from the right block
we shall take a n-tuple with indices in the complement of $A$, indicated by $\overline A $.
However, if the indices of both n-tuples do not "fully cover" the respective set, we will have a overcounting when summing up the
two contributes, and on the contrary an undercounting if both  cover  fully the respective set.
So, indicating with:
 - ${}_{n\,}T_{\,A}$ , the set of n-tuples with components in any subset of the set $A$;
 - ${}_{n\,}R_{\,A}$ , the set of n-tuples with at least one component for each element in the set $A$.
we have
$$ \bbox[lightyellow] {
Q_{\,a} (m,n) = \sum\limits_{A\,\, \subset \,\,\left\{ {1,2, \cdots ,m} \right\}} {\;\left( {\sum\limits_{\left( {t_{\,1} ,\, \cdots ,\,t_{\,n} } \right)\, \in \;{}_{n\,}R_{\,A} } {\;\prod\limits_{1\, \le \,l\, \le \,n} {p_{\,t_{\,l} } } } } \right)\left( {\sum\limits_{\left( {s_{\,1} ,\, \cdots ,\,s_{\,n} } \right)\, \in \;{}_{n\,}T_{\,\,\overline A \,} } {\prod\limits_{1\, \le \,l\, \le \,n} {p_{\,s_{\,l} } } } } \right)}
} \tag{2.a}$$
and the formulation with multinomial descending from that.
In the interpretation b) instead, we will have that among all the monomials resulting from  the expansion of
$$
\eqalign{
  & 1 = \left( {p_{\,1}  + p_{\,2}  +  \cdots  + p_{\,m} } \right)^{\,2\,n}  =   \cr
  &  = \left( {\left( {p_{\,1}  + p_{\,2}  +  \cdots  + p_{\,m} } \right)\left( {p_{\,1}  + p_{\,2}  +  \cdots  + p_{\,m} } \right)} \right)^{\,\,n}  =   \cr
  &  = \left( {\sum\limits_{1\, \le \,k\, \le \,m} {p_{\,k} } \left( {p_{\,1}  + p_{\,2}  +  \cdots  + p_{\,m} } \right)} \right)^{\,\,n}  \cr}
$$
in the bracket following $p_k$ we shall count only the indices different from $k$, which means that their sum
is just $1-p_k$. So we get the much simpler expression
$$ \bbox[lightyellow] {
Q_{\,a} (m,n) = \sum\limits_{A\,\, \subset \,\,\left\{ {1,2, \cdots ,m} \right\}} {\;\left( {\sum\limits_{\left( {t_{\,1} ,\, \cdots ,\,t_{\,n} } \right)\, \in \;{}_{n\,}R_{\,A} } {\;\prod\limits_{1\, \le \,l\, \le \,n} {p_{\,t_{\,l} } } } } \right)\left( {\sum\limits_{\left( {s_{\,1} ,\, \cdots ,\,s_{\,n} } \right)\, \in \;{}_{n\,}T_{\,\,\overline A \,} } {\prod\limits_{1\, \le \,l\, \le \,n} {p_{\,s_{\,l} } } } } \right)}
} \tag{2.a}$$
And for general values of the probabilities involved we cannot go much further than that.
3) Equal probabilities
When the probabilities are all equal, $p_1=p_2= \cdots =p_m=1/m$, then of course the formulas above simplify a lot.
So
$$
\eqalign{
  & Q_{\,a} (m,n) = {1 \over {m^{\,2n} }}\sum\limits_{A\,\, \subset \,\,\left\{ {1,2, \cdots ,m} \right\}} {\;\left( {\sum\limits_{\left( {t_{\,1} ,\, \cdots ,\,t_{\,n} } \right)\, \in \;{}_{n\,}R_{\,A} } {\;1} } \right)\left( {\sum\limits_{\left( {s_{\,1} ,\, \cdots ,\,s_{\,n} } \right)\, \in \;{}_{n\,}T_{\,\,\overline A \,} } 1 } \right)}  =   \cr
  &  = {1 \over {m^{\,2n} }}\sum\limits_{A\,\, \subset \,\,\left\{ {1,2, \cdots ,m} \right\}} {\;\left( {\left| {{}_{n\,}R_{\,A} } \right|\;\left| {{}_{n\,}T_{\,\,\overline A \,} } \right|} \right)}  \cr}
$$
Now, clearly we have that
$$
\left| {{}_{n\,}T_{\,\,\overline A \,} } \right| = \left| {{}_{n\,}T_{\,\left| {\,\overline {A\,} \,} \right|\,} } \right|
 = \,\,\left| {\,\overline {A\,} \,} \right|^{\,n}  = \,\left( {\,m - \left| {\,A\,} \right|} \right)^{\,n}
$$
while for $\left| {{}_{n\,}R_{\,A} } \right|$ it is not difficult to find that it obeys the following recurrence relation
$$
\left\{ \matrix{
  \left| {{}_{n\,}R_{\,A} } \right| = \left| {{}_{n\,}R_{\,\left| A \right|} } \right| = \left| A \right|\left( {\left| {{}_{n - 1\,}R_{\,\left| A \right|} } \right|
 + \left| {{}_{n - 1\,}R_{\,\left| A \right| - 1} } \right|} \right) \hfill \cr   \left| {{}_{n\,}R_{\,1} } \right|
 = 1\quad \left| {\,1 \le n} \right. \hfill \cr}  \right.\quad  \Rightarrow \quad \left| {{}_{n\,}R_{\,\left| A \right|} } \right|
  = \left| A \right|!\left\{ \matrix{ n \hfill \cr  \left| A \right| \hfill \cr}  \right\}
$$
and thus is equal to the Stirling number of the 2nd kind multiplied by the factorial of the lower parameter.
The number of  subsets of cardinality $k$ of the set $\{1,2,\cdots,m\}$ is known to be $\binom{m}{k}$, thus
$$ \bbox[lightyellow] {
Q_{\,a} (m,n) = \sum\limits_{A\,\, \subset \,\,\left\{ {1,2, \cdots ,m} \right\}} {\;\left( {\sum\limits_{\left( {t_{\,1} ,\, \cdots ,\,t_{\,n} } \right)\, \in \;{}_{n\,}R_{\,A} } {\;\prod\limits_{1\, \le \,l\, \le \,n} {p_{\,t_{\,l} } } } } \right)\left( {\sum\limits_{\left( {s_{\,1} ,\, \cdots ,\,s_{\,n} } \right)\, \in \;{}_{n\,}T_{\,\,\overline A \,} } {\prod\limits_{1\, \le \,l\, \le \,n} {p_{\,s_{\,l} } } } } \right)}
} \tag{2.a}$$
And for interpretation b) we simply get
$$ \bbox[lightyellow] {
\eqalign{
  & Q_{\,b} (m,n) = \left( {1 - \sum\limits_{1\, \le \,k\, \le \,m} {p_{\,k} ^{\,2} } } \right)^{\,\,n}
  = \left( {1 - \sum\limits_{1\, \le \,k\, \le \,m} {{1 \over {m^{\,2} }}} } \right)^{\,\,n}  =   \cr
  &  = \left( {{{m - 1} \over m}} \right)^{\,\,n}  = {{\left( {m\left( {m - 1} \right)} \right)^{\,\,n} } \over {m^{\,\,2n} }} \cr}
} \tag{3.b}$$


Austin Stowell has joined Chris Hemsworth, Michael Shannon and Michael Pena in Nicolai Fuglsig's Horse Soldiers, the drama based on Doug Stanton's nonfiction book adapted by Peter Craig and Ted Tally. It is about a U.S. Special Forces team and their untested captain sent to a rugged region of Afghanistan in the weeks after 9/11. Jerry Bruckheimer Films and Black Label Media are producing with Lionsgate distributing. Chad Oman will exec produce. Stowell will play Staff Sergeant Fred Falls, an American Soldier on the elite U.S. Special Forces team. Stowell has been on a hot streak lately – working with top notch directors including Steven Spielberg in Bridge of Spies, Damien Chazelle's Whiplash and Edward Burns' Public Morals. He'll be seen next opposite Anne Hathaway and Jonathan Dayton in Nacho Vigalondo's Colossal and in Valerie Faris' Battle of the Sexes with Emma Stone. He is repped by CAA and ROAR.
Rahart Adams has been added to the Steven S. DeKnight-directed Pacific Rim 2, the sequel to Guillermo del Toro and Travis Beacham 2013 sci-fi film. He joins topliners John Boyega and Scott Eastwood as well as Jing Tian, Cailee Spaeny and Adria Arjona. Thomas Tull, Mary Parent, Jon Jashni, and del Toro will produce pic with Boyega's Upper Room Productions. Cale Boyter is the executive producing the film, which is set for release February 23, 2018 by Universal Pictures. Adams is best known for his role in the Nickelodeon's Every Witch Way and and has also been cast in the AwesomenessTV series Foursome for Youtube Red. He is with Primary Wave Entertainment, Triple Talent Management, and Nelson Davis.


I read this series to my daughter but have to admit that I'm not a fan!
Obviously a classic, not a bad read either.
You know what you are getting and it is worth it.
In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, a Bear Named Pooh and a boy named Christopher Robin offer children a chance to escape the far to stark realities of our modern world. It is a book designed to be read to young children and shared by a loving adult. Where newer books may be slicker in production, Pooh endures.


Lying just south of the picturesque little book town of Hay-on-Wye, this shoot takes full advantage of the dramatic change in scenery between it and the town.
The ground is steep ground with some rolling grassy hills, ancient woodland, cover crops and bracken banks. But the photographs hardly do the shoot justice.
The shoot was listed listed in the Top 25 Shoots in the UK a few years ago, offering fantastic high and fast partridges or pheasants towering high above ancient trees in open parkland throughout the season.
Standing in the steep valley on 'Darren' - 'rocky outcrop' in Welsh - with guns pegged along a stream with the black mountains above raises any gun's heartbeat. But this is just one of the fast and furious drives here; shoot teams really have to be on top form.
The day will start off with coffee being served at the chalet style shoot lodge. Guns are normally on the peg for the first drive by 9.30 am and typically shoot four drives in and then have lunch but we will break for lunch if teams prefer to do so.
We know that not all shoot teams are based in mid Wales so can organise accommodation in the local area, from pubs to four star hotels.


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