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Q: Why does a plane wave have definite momentum? Apologies if this is a little vague. It might not have a good answer.
Given the interpretation of $|\psi(x)|^2$ as a probability distribution it's unsurprising that a wave function that is concentrated around a point $x$ should behave at least a little like a classical particle at the point $x$.
Is there a similarly intuitive explanation for why a plane wave function $\exp(ik\cdot x)$ behaves somewhat like a classical particle with momentum $\hbar k$? I'm not looking for the standard explanation in terms of eigenstates of the momentum operator, but something that can be used pedagogically for people whose linear algebra isn't sophisticated enough for that.
For example it's not hard to see that a plane wave in n-dimensions has a direction associated with it but it's not intuitively obvious to me that a higher frequency wave should have a higher momentum (unless I reason via the Schrödinger equation which I don't want to do). It's also not surprising that a plane EM wave carries momentum, after all it can interact with charged matter via the Lorentz force and transfer momentum to it, but wave functions don't have such a straightforwardly interpretable interaction.
So how can we make it unsurprising that a plane wave function has a definite momentum?

A: The statement "the plane-wave wavefunction $\psi(x)=\exp(i\mathbf{k}\cdot\mathbf{x})$ has definite momentum $\mathbf{p}=\hbar\mathbf{k}$" is a slightly more elaborate restatement of de Broglie's rule, which essentially states "matter particles with momentum $p$ are associated with waves whose wavelength is $\lambda=\hbar/p$".
The only things you need to add to get the full statement is the directionality (i.e. saying the wavefronts are orthogonal to $\mathbf{p}$, which is easy), and the distinction between $e^{i\mathbf{k}\cdot\mathbf{x}}$, $e^{-i\mathbf{k}\cdot\mathbf{x}}$, $\cos(\mathbf{k}\cdot\mathbf{x})$, and so on. The latter is a bit trickier but the choice of $e^{i\mathbf{k}\cdot\mathbf{x}}$ can be justified, to within a sign convention, as the only plane-wave function which gives, by itself, an orientation for $\mathbf{k}$. The sign is simply that, a convention. (Since it's the same convention as $[x,p]=i\hbar$ vs $[p,x]=i\hbar$, it's not going to go away. So just say either convention is fine and we just choose the former.)
The important thing is that the weirdness of the plane-wave $\leftrightarrow$ definite-momentum identification is exactly the same weirdness of de Broglie's $\lambda=\hbar/p$, or that behind the commutator $[x,p]=i\hbar$. How could you possibly justify it? However you try, your argument will have a hole somewhere. It's a fundamental, distinguishing building blocks of (the weirdness of) quantum mechanics.


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Senators Preparing for Start of 2021-22 Season Without Brady Tkachuk
The Ottawa Senators and head coach D.J. Smith are preparing for life without Brady Tkachuk. The team isn't hurrying to sign him.
As per a report by Chris Johnston of the TSN Insider Trading panel, the Senators have come to the realization that they might be starting the year without their star forward in Brady Tkachuk. Johnston notes that he gets the sense the two sides are not any closer to a deal and the Senators are ready to move forward without him.
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Brady Tkachuk isn't budging on his ask. While talk is he loves it in Ottawa and would like to stay, it is believed he wants a short-term deal instead of a long-term one, Meanwhile, the Senators want to lock him in for as long as possible and are really sticking to him signing either a seven or eight-year extension. An 8-year, $64 million deal is apparently on the table.
Johnston notes that the Senators are prepared to wait and don't need to make other moves to become cap compliant. He says, "Team sources say they can reach the salary cap floor even without him under contract to start the year. So, the Senators aren't feeling any pressure to get this deal done by Monday's 5 p.m. EST deadline when all teams must be cap compliant."
It's not clear if this helps the Senators as they negotiate or if they've simply settled into the idea that this could take a while. Word was they'd hoped to get a deal done before the season began, limiting how much time the forward would miss. Then rumors swirled that team owner Eugene Melnyk was giving Tkachuk the silent treatment and not communicating with his star RFA, likely in the hopes that sent a message. Still, nothing is closer, according to multiple sources.
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We'll see how long all of this draws out. But, if the Senators are prepared to move forward and Tkahuck isn't worried about a few hundred thousand dollars he might be missing out on, it could be some time before he's back on the ice in a Senators' uniform.
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'use strict';

const common = require('../common/common');
const functions = require('../common/functions');

const expect = common.expect;
const wrapError = functions.wrapError;
const util = common.util;
const fs = common.fs;

const currentApp = common.currentApp;

/**
   * Attachments should work on the following endpoints:
   *  Invoices
   *  Credit Notes
   *  Bank Transactions
   *  Bank Transfers
   *  Contacts
   *  Accounts
   *  Manual Journals
   *  Receipts
   *  Repeating Invoices
   *  Purchase Orders
   */

const validateAttachment = attachment => {
  if (!attachment) return false;

  expect(attachment.AttachmentID).to.not.equal('');
  expect(attachment.AttachmentID).to.not.equal(undefined);
  expect(attachment.ContentLength).to.be.greaterThan(0);
  expect(attachment.Url).to.not.equal('');
  expect(attachment.Url).to.not.equal(undefined);

  return true;
};

describe('attachments', () => {
  let invoiceID = '';
  const files = [];

  after('archive the account for testing', () => {
    files.forEach(file => {
      fs.unlink(file);
    });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an invoice using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.invoices
      .getInvoices()
      .then(invoices => {
        const sampleInvoice = invoices[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(`Invoices/${sampleInvoice.InvoiceID}`, samplePDF, false)
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            invoiceID = sampleInvoice.InvoiceID;
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an invoice using a file reference and online invoice set to true', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    const filter = 'Type == "ACCREC"';
    currentApp.core.invoices
      .getInvoices({ where: filter })
      .then(invoices => {
        const sampleInvoice = invoices[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(`Invoices/${sampleInvoice.InvoiceID}`, samplePDF, false, {
            IncludeOnline: true,
          })
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            expect(response.entities[0].IncludeOnline).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('gets the raw content of the attachment', done => {
    let attachmentCount = 0;
    let writtenCount = 0;
    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.invoices
      .getInvoice(invoiceID)
      .then(invoice => {
        invoice.getAttachments().then(attachments => {
          expect(attachments.length).to.be.at.least(1);

          attachmentCount = attachments.length;
          attachments.forEach((attachment, idx) => {
            const timestamp = new Date().getMilliseconds();

            const filename = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-${idx}-${timestamp}-${attachment.FileName}`;
            files.push(filename);

            attachment
              .getContent()
              .then(content => {
                fs.writeFile(
                  filename,
                  Buffer.alloc(attachment.ContentLength, content, 'binary'),
                  'binary',
                  err => {
                    if (err) {
                      console.error(err);
                    }
                    writtenCount += 1;
                  }
                );
              })
              .catch(err => {
                console.error(err);
              });
          });
        });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(err);
        done(wrapError(err));
      });

    const timer = setInterval(() => {
      if (attachmentCount > 0 && writtenCount === attachmentCount) {
        clearInterval(timer);
        done();
      }
    }, 5000);
  });

  it('gets the content of an attachment as stream', done => {
    let attachmentCount = 0;
    let writtenCount = 0;
    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.invoices
      .getInvoice(invoiceID)
      .then(invoice => {
        invoice.getAttachments().then(attachments => {
          expect(attachments.length).to.be.at.least(1);

          attachmentCount = attachments.length;

          attachments.forEach((attachment, idx) => {
            const timestamp = new Date().getMilliseconds();

            const filename = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-${idx}-${timestamp}-${attachment.FileName}`;
            files.push(filename);

            const wstream = fs.createWriteStream(filename, {
              defaultEncoding: 'binary',
            });
            wstream.on('finish', err => {
              // Data has been written successfully
              writtenCount += 1;
              wstream.close();
              if (err) console.error(err);
            });

            wstream.on('error', err => {
              console.error('data writing failed');
              wstream.close();
              console.error(err);
            });

            attachment.getContent(wstream).catch(err => {
              console.error(err);
            });
          });
        });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(err);
      });

    const timer = setInterval(() => {
      if (attachmentCount > 0 && writtenCount === attachmentCount) {
        clearInterval(timer);
        done();
      }
    }, 5000);
  });

  it('creates an attachment on a credit note using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.creditNotes
      .getCreditNotes()
      .then(creditNotes => {
        const sampleCreditNote = creditNotes[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(
            `CreditNotes/${sampleCreditNote.CreditNoteID}`,
            samplePDF,
            false
          )
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an banktransaction using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.bankTransactions
      .getBankTransactions()
      .then(bankTransactions => {
        const sampleBankTransaction = bankTransactions[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(
            `BankTransactions/${sampleBankTransaction.BankTransactionID}`,
            samplePDF,
            false
          )
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an banktransfer using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.bankTransfers
      .getBankTransfers()
      .then(bankTransfers => {
        const sampleBankTransfer = bankTransfers[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(
            `BankTransfers/${sampleBankTransfer.BankTransferID}`,
            samplePDF,
            false
          )
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an contact using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.contacts
      .getContacts()
      .then(contacts => {
        const sampleContact = contacts[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(`Contacts/${sampleContact.ContactID}`, samplePDF, false)
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an account using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.accounts
      .getAccounts()
      .then(accounts => {
        const sampleAccount = accounts[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(`Accounts/${sampleAccount.AccountID}`, samplePDF, false)
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on a manual journal using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.manualjournals
      .getManualJournals()
      .then(manualJournals => {
        const sampleManualJournal = manualJournals[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(
            `ManualJournals/${sampleManualJournal.ManualJournalID}`,
            samplePDF,
            false
          )
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  // Using streams instead of files (attachment number 2)
  it('creates an attachment on an invoice using a file stream', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '2-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;

    const dataReadStream = fs.createReadStream(samplePDF);
    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.invoices
      .getInvoices()
      .then(invoices => {
        const sampleInvoice = invoices[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(`Invoices/${sampleInvoice.InvoiceID}`, dataReadStream, true)
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on a credit note using a file stream', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '2-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;
    const dataReadStream = fs.createReadStream(samplePDF);
    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.creditNotes
      .getCreditNotes()
      .then(creditNotes => {
        const sampleCreditNote = creditNotes[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(
            `CreditNotes/${sampleCreditNote.CreditNoteID}`,
            dataReadStream,
            true
          )
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an banktransaction using a file stream', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '2-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;
    const dataReadStream = fs.createReadStream(samplePDF);
    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.bankTransactions
      .getBankTransactions()
      .then(bankTransactions => {
        const sampleBankTransaction = bankTransactions[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(
            `BankTransactions/${sampleBankTransaction.BankTransactionID}`,
            dataReadStream,
            true
          )
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an banktransfer using a file stream', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;
    const dataReadStream = fs.createReadStream(samplePDF);
    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.bankTransfers
      .getBankTransfers()
      .then(bankTransfers => {
        const sampleBankTransfer = bankTransfers[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(
            `BankTransfers/${sampleBankTransfer.BankTransferID}`,
            dataReadStream,
            true
          )
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an contact using a file stream', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '2-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;
    const dataReadStream = fs.createReadStream(samplePDF);
    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.contacts
      .getContacts()
      .then(contacts => {
        const sampleContact = contacts[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(`Contacts/${sampleContact.ContactID}`, dataReadStream, true)
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an account using a file stream', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '2-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;
    const dataReadStream = fs.createReadStream(samplePDF);
    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.accounts
      .getAccounts()
      .then(accounts => {
        const sampleAccount = accounts[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(`Accounts/${sampleAccount.AccountID}`, dataReadStream, true)
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on a manual journal using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;
    const dataReadStream = fs.createReadStream(samplePDF);

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.manualjournals
      .getManualJournals()
      .then(manualJournals => {
        const sampleManualJournal = manualJournals[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(
            `ManualJournals/${sampleManualJournal.ManualJournalID}`,
            dataReadStream,
            true
          )
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on a receipt using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;
    const dataReadStream = fs.createReadStream(samplePDF);

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.receipts
      .getReceipts()
      .then(receipts => {
        const sampleReceipt = receipts[0];
        return attachmentPlaceholder.save(
          `Receipts/${sampleReceipt.ReceiptID}`,
          dataReadStream,
          true
        );
      })
      .then(response => {
        expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
        expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
        done();
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on a repeatinginvoice using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;
    const dataReadStream = fs.createReadStream(samplePDF);

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.repeatinginvoices
      .getRepeatingInvoices()
      .then(repeatinginvoices => {
        const sampleRepeatingInvoice = repeatinginvoices[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(
            `RepeatingInvoices/${sampleRepeatingInvoice.RepeatingInvoiceID}`,
            dataReadStream,
            true
          )
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on a purchaseorder using a file reference', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '1-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;
    const dataReadStream = fs.createReadStream(samplePDF);

    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.purchaseOrders
      .getPurchaseOrders()
      .then(purchaseOrders => {
        const samplePurchaseOrder = purchaseOrders[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(
            `RepeatingInvoices/${samplePurchaseOrder.PurchaseOrderID}`,
            dataReadStream,
            true
          )
          .then(response => {
            expect(response.entities.length).to.equal(1);
            expect(validateAttachment(response.entities[0])).to.equal(true);
            done();
          })
          .catch(err => {
            console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
            done(wrapError(err));
          });
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });

  it('creates an attachment on an account using text as a stream - should fail', done => {
    const attachmentTemplate = {
      FileName: '2-test-attachment.pdf',
      MimeType: 'application/pdf',
    };

    const samplePDF = `${__dirname}/testdata/test-attachment.pdf`;
    const attachmentPlaceholder = currentApp.core.attachments.newAttachment(
      attachmentTemplate
    );

    // Add attachment to an Invoice
    currentApp.core.accounts
      .getAccounts()
      .then(accounts => {
        const sampleAccount = accounts[0];
        attachmentPlaceholder
          .save(`Accounts/${sampleAccount.AccountID}`, samplePDF, true)
          .then(() => {
            done(new Error('Expected method to reject.'));
          })
          .catch(err => {
            expect(err).to.not.equal(undefined);
            done();
          })
          .catch(done);
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(util.inspect(err, null, null));
        done(wrapError(err));
      });
  });
});

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The C-3 is an affordable, high-quality way to put this essential studio tool to work for you. It has three selectable pickup patterns: omnidirectional for capturing sound equally on all sides; cardioid for picking up your source signal while rejecting off-axis sounds; and figure-eight for capturing sound both behind and in front of the mic, but not all the way around. With its excellent transducer and gold-plated XLR output, the C-3 is very neutral-sounding and truly delivers on the promise of noise-free transmission.?


Take a 1 minute tour of the World Aquarium... A Children's Place!
A place devoted to children's interactive experiences.
The World Aquarium has been operating a not for profit educational and research based aquarium for 23 years. This new location provides interest building opportunity for families with young children to explore the wonders of water amongst 2 floors of exhibits. Many species of fish, invertebrates, snakes, lizards, turtles, stingrays and sharks can be seen. The doctor fish will give you a manicure, you can touch stingrays and don't forget to pet a shark.
Our goal is to increase the understanding of aquatic life and environments, to promote the importance of conserving the world of water, and to provide leadership for the preservation and sustainable use of aquatic resources.
Since 1971, the World Aquarium organization has been working as a not-for-profit organization within the St. Louis community to bring about a new way of educating the public about the importance of water and our environment. From 1990, the World Aquarium has been providing educational programs and services to the St. Louis community addressing needs identified from a regional educational analysis. Operating the museum component since 1993, the World Aquarium organization has perfected a financially stable operation that serves the public while maintaining its operation without significant financial input other than normal revenue streams. Beginning in the year 2000, the World Aquarium organization began looking at significantly larger sized facilities as a way to expand its programs and services to the community. From its beginning, the Aquarium's philosophy was to be an interactive, educational and research organization, which was part of the move to become St. Louis' Children's Aquarium (1996-2004). 2004-2015, The World Aquarium was evolved to operate inside the city museum. In 2016 the Aquarium in its continued progress relocated to the St. Louis Riverfront the be part of the Laclede's Landing Development, to be near the Arch, the Mississippi River, across the street from the Convention Center in a historic stand-alone building devoted to a family style experience, Come be immersed in this up close and personal interactive living museum!
We are currently looking for volunteer carpenters, plumbers and electricians. All staff must give guided educational tours to the public as well. Degrees preferred, but hiring based upon experience. If you meet these qualifications, please fill out the form below.
If you have an interest in biology, animals and the environment and a few hours to spare on a regular basis, consider joining our volunteer team. Volunteers at the World Aquarium work alongside our professional staff, interact with the public, give guided tours through exhibit realms, and help maintain exhibits. No experience is necessary other than a well honed smile.
Children age 12 and up are eligible for our Volunteer program. Volunteers must come in for a regular shift of 4 hours. Regular attendance and 100% commitment is expected of all Volunteers. Due to our small staff, we can only accept highly motivated and dedicated applicants.
(1) Helping Visitors - Volunteers work on the exhibit floor providing information to our visitors about our exhibits and assisting with animal interaction. (2) Education - Volunteers give guided tours to groups visiting the aquarium and are encouraged to volunteer for 2-4 tours per month to keep up to date on our ever-changing environment. (3) Exhibit Maintenance - Volunteers assist the staff with regular daily maintenance such as cleaning exhibits, wiping algae, cleaning exhibit areas and equipment. Other assigned tasks may include duties pertaining to water quality, animal handling and feeding.
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	position: absolute;
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	text-align: center;
	line-height: 182px;
	font-size: 0px;
	/*
		If you want to add click or other various event to custom indicator,
		you should add 'z-index' to custom indicator css as upper than 3, layer has z-index value is 3.
	*/
	z-index: 100;
}
.custom-selector {
	background-color: rgba(40, 119, 248, 1);
	height : 30px;
	width : 30px;
	border-radius : 50%;
	-webkit-border-radius : 50%;
	-moz-border-radius : 50%;
	overflow : hidden;
	vertical-align : middle;
	text-align: center;
	font-size: 15px;
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}
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	position: relative;
	padding-bottom: 5px;
	height: 60%;
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	position: relative;
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	position: absolute;
	width: 182px;
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text:
Q: Cannot find namespace/name chrome I'm trying out the Angular to develop google extension, but found that I can't reference the chrome object without generating the

ERROR in E:/ChromeExtensions/.../node_modules/chrome-promise/chrome-promise.d.ts (2160,66): Cannot find namespace 'chrome'.

or

ERROR in E:/ChromeExtensions/.../src/app/chrome-tabs.servi
  ce.ts (14,7): Cannot find name 'chrome'.

I have added chrome typings npm install --save @types/chrome but all it gave me was, just typings, but it doesnt resolves build errors.
If that matters:
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/_/   \_\_| |_|\__, |\__,_|_|\__,_|_|       \____|_____|___|
               |___/
@angular/cli: 1.4.9
node: 6.11.4
os: win32 x64
@angular/animations: 4.4.6
@angular/common: 4.4.6
@angular/compiler: 4.4.6
@angular/core: 4.4.6
@angular/forms: 4.4.6
@angular/http: 4.4.6
@angular/platform-browser: 4.4.6
@angular/platform-browser-dynamic: 4.4.6
@angular/router: 4.4.6
@angular/cli: 1.4.9
@angular/compiler-cli: 4.4.6
@angular/language-service: 4.4.6
typescript: 2.3.4

Visual Studio Code 1.17.2

Any suggestions?

A: I am in the same case. I am creating a Chrome extension with Angular:

Package
Version

@angular
14.0.4

@types/chrome
0.0.193

I installed the Chrome types as shown in the documentation (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@types/chrome):
npm install --save @types/chrome

And I added chrome to the types in the tsconfig.app.json file:
{
  "extends": "./tsconfig.json",
  "compilerOptions": {
    "outDir": "./out-tsc/app",
    "types": ["chrome"]
  },
  "...": "..."
}

After that, my code editor (PHPStorm) took the chrome keyword into account in my codes.
You can have several workspaces for a single project open in your code editor (https://angular.io/guide/file-structure), and you can configure the types needed for each workspace (in the tsconfig.app.json file). In this situation, your code editor will only take the types into account in the files of the relevant and configured workspace.

A: Based on How to use chrome-app.d.ts type in angular-cli 1.0.1 app?

*

*I added @types/chrome to package.json

*I added /// <reference types="chrome"/> to the top of my ts file

A: It would nice to have a code snippet for context.
However, when I ran into this, it was because I was passing chrome into my function as an argument. It's silly to do that, however, since chrome is a global variable, and thus accessible from any file. Not only that, but since JavaScript objects are pass-by-reference, there's no need to pass around globals (you're editing the same object regardless).
TL;DR: Add types/chrome to package.json, and just access globals (i.e., chrome or window) from the file you're working in rather than passing it as an argument.
Passing chrome as argument (bad / unnecessary):
export function getItem(key: string, chromeStore: chrome): string {
  chromeStore.storage.local.get(key, (items: any) => {
    ...
  });
}

Using chrome as global (good):
export function getItem(key: string): string {
  chrome.storage.local.get(key, (items: any) => {
    ...
  });
}

A: Update for 2019:
There's no need to use /// <reference types="chrome"/> anymore. npm i -D @types/chrome (and reopening the project in VScode) should be enough.
This sometimes happens when you clone a repo that already has a @types library installed. npm i doesn't get it done, but if you install the @types library again, it should work.

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Union Ironworker Runs Against Paul Ryan
Tara Jessup
By Steven Wishnia and Neal Tepel
Racine, WI – Union ironworker Randy Bryce announced June 18 that he was running to unseat House Speaker Paul Ryan in his south-of-Milwaukee district.
Bryce, a member of Ironworkers Local 8 and former member of the Milwaukee Area Labor Council board of directors, is an Army veteran and single father. He's emphasizing health care, releasing a 2½-minute online ad that segues from Ryan celebrating the House bill to eviscerate Obamacare into his mother saying her multiple sclerosis feels "like hot knives going through" and that she needs 20 different medications for it. "This system is extremely flawed," Bryce says. "I work every day so that me and my son have insurance." "Let's trade places," he concludes. "Paul Ryan, you can come work the iron and I'll go to D.C." However, the district has not sent a Democrat to Congress since 1992, and Bryce lost a race for the state Senate in 2014. "Donald Trump won an area in Kenosha that had traditionally been Democratic, but people are waking up and they're seeing that it was all talk," he told the New Republic. "They have buyer's remorse now. I'm a working person, I don't play one in a video." Read more
PrevClare Rose Agrees to Reopen Negotiations with Strikers
Trump Names Republican Lawyer to NLRBNext


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The King of Comedy (1982)
In Martin Scorsese's shocking, satirical black comedy-drama about the cult of celebrity and American media - via the character of an obsessed, mentally-unstable wannabe fan who fantasized about being a comic:
the character of pushy, would-be, slimeball comic and autograph collector Rupert Pupkin (Robert De Niro), and his hostile arguments with his off-screen mother (Catherine Scorsese), while he fantasized about being a popular comic and guest on a late night talk show hosted by his idol Jerry Langford (Jerry Lewis) - a Johnny Carson-like talk-show host
the very awkward scene of the uninvited arrival of Rupert and reluctant bartender/girlfriend and beauty queen Rita (Diahnne Abbot) at Jerry's country retreat home
Rupert Uninvited at Jerry Langford's Home with His Date Rita
the kidnapping of Jerry with the assistance of another love-struck, desperately-scary stalker-fan Masha (Sandra Bernhard), to force Jerry to telephone his producers (with a gun pointed at his head), read from a cue card script, and book him in the opening spot on the upcoming Jerry Langford Show (guest hosted by Tony Randall)
the sequence of the crazed Masha's "dream-date" with Jerry (intercut with Rupert's performance on Jerry's show), including her sexual writhing on a table in front of an immobile, duct-tape bound and gagged Langford in her parents' candlelit Manhattan apartment, and her coming-on to him: ("Let's do something crazy tonight. Just get insane. I want to be crazy. I want to be nuts. I want some fun. God-damn it. My doctor says don't have any fun. You can't have fun, No! You're not allowed to have a good time. You can't get crazy. See? I have to be in control. And I like being in control, but, you know, for one night, I'd like to see myself out of my head. Wouldn't you like to see me out of my head? Wouldn't that be great? Wouldn't that be fabulous? I'm having a good time. I'm having fun. Fun is my middle name. That's right. Having some fun. I've never had this much fun before. That's right. Good ol'-fashioned, all-American fun! (She stripped down to her bra and panties) I can't believe I'm going to kiss you") - although Jerry was able to convince her to take the tape off; after he was freed, she began to ask: "Jerry, you seem a little bit..." - but she was interrupted by a slap across the face before he ran off (she followed in her underwear onto the street, screaming out: "Jerry, come back here!")
Masha's Seduction of Duct-Taped, Kidnapped Jerry Langford
the montage finale in which the delusional and obsessed Rupert performed the opening stand-up comedy monologue on Jerry's show, introduced as "the newest King of Comedy": ("Now, a lot of you are probably wondering why Jerry isn't with us tonight. Well, I'll tell ya. The fact is, he's tied up - and I'm the one who tied him. (laughter) Well, ha, ha, I know you think I'm joking, but believe me, that's the only way I could break into show business - by hijacking Jerry Langford. Right now, Jerry is strapped to a chair somewhere in the middle of this city. (laughter) Go ahead and laugh, thank you, I appreciate it. But the fact is, I'm here. Now, tomorrow, you'll know that I wasn't kidding and you'll think I was crazy. But look, I figured it this way: better to be King for a Night than Schmuck for a Lifetime!!! (laughter) Thank you, thank you")
in the conclusion, Rupert published a best-selling book: "King For a Night"; after getting out on bail after serving two years and nine months of a six-year sentence, he hosted his own talk show - (with the announcer saying: "And now, ladies and gentlemen, the man we've all been waiting for, and waiting for. Would you welcome home please, television's brightest new star. The legendary, inspirational, the one and only king of comedy. Ladies and gentlemen, Rupert Pupkin! Rupert Pupkin, ladies and gentlemen! Let's hear it for Rupert Pupkin! Wonderful! Rupert Pupkin, ladies and gentlemen! Rupert Pupkin, ladies and gentlemen! Let's hear it for Rupert Pupkin! Wonderful! Rupert Pupkin, ladies and gentlemen!")
Rupert's Best-Selling Book Speechless in the Conclusion
the final concluding shot of a speechless Rupert smiling into the camera, nodding and basking in the moderate applause, as the camera slowly moved in toward him
Rupert Pupkin (Robert De Niro) Fantasizing About Being a Comic and a Talk Show Guest
The Kidnapping of Jerry - Held at Gunpoint
Jerry Forced to Read a Cue-Card Script That Demanded An Appearance by Rupert on Langford's Show
Rupert's Performance on Jerry's Show


Christian Benteke will be out of action for Crystal Palace until 2019.
Crystal Palace fans have taken to social networking site Twitter to give their reaction to the injury suffered by Christian Benteke.
Palace manager Roy Hodgson has told Sky Sports that Benteke will be on the sidelines until 2019.
The former Liverpool and Aston Villa striker successfully underwent a knee surgery on Wednesday.
The 27-year-old Belgium international has failed to score a single goal in 328 minutes of Premier League football so far this season, according to WhoScored.
During the 2017-18 campaign, Benteke - who earns £120,000 per week as salary, according to Spotrac.com - scored three goals and provided five assists in 24 Premier League starts for the Eagles, according to WhoScored.
Back in 2016-17, the former Villa striker - who joined Palace from Liverpool in the summer of 2016 for a transfer fee reported by BBC Sport to be worth £27 million - scored 15 goals and provided two assists in 36 league matches for the London club, according to WhoScored.
Palace fans have taken to Twitter to give their reaction to the injury suffered by Benteke.
I get why everyone is down but let's be honest he was hardly banging them in when he was fit!!


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Denny's CEO John Miller is retiring
Freddy's Scott Redler named National Restaurant Association chairman for 2023
Panda Express chef Jimmy Wang shares steps for success
A Delaware court hands a big loss to McDonald's former HR chief
Nothing Bundt Cakes names Chris Tarrant chief development officer
Focus Brands makes some executive changes
Miller led improvements at the chain during more than a decade at the helm. A search for his replacement is underway. By Joe Guszkowski on Apr. 08, 2022
Denny's CEO John Miller is retiring from the family-dining chain after more than a decade in charge, the company said Friday.
He will step down later this year, and the company is searching for a replacement, according to a brief filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Denny's has thrived under Miller. Total sales are up 18%, to $2.6 billion, over the last 10 years, according to Technomic, and its stock price has increased 238% since he took over after languishing for years.
More recently, the 1,640-unit chain has been making a slow recovery from the pandemic. Many of its 24-hour restaurants remain short-staffed and unable to stay open around the clock.
In February 2020, Miller ceded his role as president to CFO Mark Wolfinger as part of a management reshuffle at the company.
Prior to joining Denny's in 2011, Miller was CEO of Taco Bueno for five and a half years. Before that, he spent 17 years at Brinker International, where he held a variety of management positions, including president of Romano's Macaroni Grill and president of the company's Mexican concepts.
leadership News


text:
Father Your Son - Part 1 - How To Be The Father You've Always Wanted To Be
Written by Calgary's Child
A new book by Stephan Poulter, Ph.D., says there are five fundamental fathering styles. For your son's sake, you need to determine yours - and take steps to make it better. Do you make an effort to father your son? At first glance, this seems like a ludicrous question. Didn't you provide half his genetic material?
Don't you go out every day and earn a living to keep a roof over his head and food on his table? Don't you take him on vacation, teach him to ride a bike, and attend his Little League games? But there's a difference between being a father and actively, consciously, deliberately fathering. According to Stephan B. Poulter, Ph.D., most men put more thought into how they pursue their careers than into how they influence their sons. And that's the problem. If you don't pay attention, you will end up fathering by default - a mode that was most likely determined by your own father.
"It's not that men who are less-than-ideal fathers don't love their sons," explains Poulter, author of the new book Father Your Son: How to Become the Father You've Always Wanted to Be. "They do love them desperately. But fathering is a learned skill, and there's much more to it than paying the bills and playing an occasional game of catch in the backyard. Fathering your son means connecting with him on a deep, emotional level. The problem is that if your father didn't connect with you in this way, you're operating under a handicap. Whether you unconsciously repeat it or deliberately reject it, your father's parenting style does affect yours."
A big part of becoming a good father has to do with exploring your relationship with your own father. Poulter calls this process of introspection 'going into the cave.' Once you've confronted the sins of your father, grieved the hurt he caused and forgiven him, you can leave 'the cave' better equipped to forge a strong, healthy bond with your own son.
Father Your Son explains how to approach this often frightening process. First things first, however. Job number one is to get a handle on how you currently interact with your son. Poulter says there are five fundamental fathering styles, and while you may employ elements of all five, one of them will predominate.
The five styles are:
Super Achiever: The super achiever father is a man who never received nurturing from his father. In order to compensate for this loss of emotional support, he develops a competitive nature that is always looking for perfection in work, relationships or anything else that will cover up the loss of a relationship with his father.Part and parcel of this competitiveness is a hypercritical nature. This is one reason men frequently engage in cruel teasing; such teasing is a way of unloading all the anger and self-hatred they harbor. It is also the reason they constantly criticize and are hostile to their sons. As fathers get in their verbal digs, spend little time with their sons and always ask for perfection, these sons feel like losers if they're not the best at whatever they're doing.
Time Bomb: This style of fathering is based solely on the fear factor. Authority in this house is maintained by sheer volume of emotional expression. The use of threatening language, anger, yelling, and promises of physical violence are the status quo. The norm is the unpredictability of this father's response to anything and everything. A harmless comment such as, "How was your day, Dad?" can set off an explosion. These explosions do not have to be alcohol related but many times are fueled by it.
The son of this father is also in a constant state of chaos and fear. He looks terrified and fearful much of the time and nothing feels safe for him. This boy is the first stop for the father's abuse in all its forms: physical, emotional, verbal, sexual, and mental. It is not necessarily what the father says that is disturbing, but the way it is wrapped up in a ball of fire and hatred. Everyone in the house is sensitized to this phenomenon. In order to survive, the son learns to develop amazing people pleasing skills early on.
Passive Father: Mainstream culture refers to this father as the '1950s, Ozzie Nelson, Leave It to Beaver, Father Knows Best' type. He is stable, consistent, hard-working, calm and reserved. He would never contemplate or engage in any type of self-destructive behavior toward his son, family, or self. What is missing is a strong emotional connection between father and son. While they don't fight or have any animosity between them, they also lack energy, understanding and willingness to display love toward and support for one another.
Sons of passive fathers grow into men who, in their thirties and forties, find themselves unable to express themselves emotionally. Since mom handled the emotional expression duties in the family, the son assumes that his wife also will take on this role. In today's environment, however, Ozzie will not make Harriet happy; she expects him to be more emotionally involved in Ricky's and David's lives.


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Nel 2000 nelle Olimpiadi estive che si svolsero in Australia a Sydney, il sollevamento pesi si svolse in due tornei a seconda del sesso dell'atleta:
 quello femminile con 7 categorie (a seconda del peso) si tenne dal 17 settembre al 22 settembre.
 quello maschile suddiviso in 8 categorie dal 16 settembre al 26 settembre.
L'Italia è stata rappresentata, in entrambi i tornei, 4 atleti tra uomini e donne.

Medagliere

Femminile

Categoria 48 kg
17 settembre

Squalificata per uso di sostanze dopanti: Izabela Dragneva  190,0 (1°)
Non classificata: Donka Minčeva

Categoria 53 kg
18 settembre

Categoria 58 kg
18 settembre

Non classificate: Evelyn Ebhomien , Yuriko Takahashi

Categoria 63 kg
19 settembre

Categoria 69 kg
19 settembre

Non classificata: Nagwan Elzawawi

Categoria 75 kg
20 settembre

Non classificate: Karoliina Lundahl , Tatyana Khromova .

Categoria oltre 75 kg
22 settembre

Non classificata: Vita Rudenok

Maschile

Categoria 56 kg
16 settembre

Squalificato per uso di sostanze dopanti: Ivan Ivanov  292,5 (2°)*Partecipante sotto bandiera olimpica, come "atleta olimpico individuale"

Categoria 62 kg
17 settembre

Non classificati: Young Su Im , Umurbek Bazarbayev , Alexey Bortkov , Naim Süleymanoğlu , Chom Singnoi
Squalificato per uso di sostanze dopanti: Sevdalin Minchev Angelov  317,5 (3°)

Categoria 69 kg
20 settembre

Categoria 77 kg
22 settembre

Non classificati: Mohammad Hossein Barkhah , Adrian Popa .

Categoria 85 kg
23 settembre

Ritirato: Shahin Nasirinia

Categoria 94 kg
24 settembre

Categoria 105 kg
25 settembre

Non classificati: Anatolij Chrapatyj , Abdulaziz Alpak , Denys Hotfrid , Jong-Kun Choi , Peter Tamtom , Tommy Yule , Mukhran Gogia , Evgueni Chichliannikov .

Categoria oltre 105 kg
26 settembre

Squalificato: Ashot Danielyan  465,0 (3°)
Ritirati: Hisaya Yoshimoto , Raimonds Bergmanis .

Partecipanti per federazione di appartenenza

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If we could all pool our must-haves for our fantasy dream homes, I'm pretty sure there is one thing they would all have in common: built ins. Ahh, built-ins, those elusive, custom storage space savers, that seem to only exist in Craftsman cottages and expensive custom homes and Pinterest. That dweam within a dweam (name that movie!).
Well, built-in storage and cabinetry doesn't have to be just for dreamers. You've seen us add it in to our own builder basic home, and we've shown you other examples of built-ins that weren't added until after the house was built…it's possible! If you don't want to take my word for it, let's let the pictures and links do the talking, shall we?
Here's exhibit A…our very own Great Wall of Built Ins, which I have yet to fully show you, but here is a good sneak peek. All those fantastic storage options and pretty window seats? They weren't there when we moved into this house.
Another favorite of mine, the bookcases in our Park House. Trimming out the walls around them really made it look like they'd always been here. we have step by step tutorials for these project, so be sure to check them out. The corner bookcase and the window wall bookcases.
This mudroom at Dixie Delights (that we featured here) started out with almost six feet of empty space above those lockers. The obvious answer? DIY built ins.
Love this fireplace remodel with built in shelves by A Beautiful Mess that we featured.
Another featured built in project I like is this pretty kitchen banquette from Gray Dog Designs.
This tutorial for adding bathroom storage that came from Pregnant With Power Tools is pure genius, and lovely to look at, as well.
You would never believe that this gorgeous library, built by the awesome Sawdust Girl, was once an empty room with zero personality. Again, the wainscoting and beadboard ceiling that surround these shelves definitely help pull off a high-end effect.
And how about this fabulous closet full of built ins, also by Sawdust Girl. Wow. I love you Sandra!
House of Smiths used CD towers to create built in storage around a bathroom mirror.
At Mini Manor, Ikea bookcases were arranged and topped off so that they would look original to the rest of the Craftsman era home.
Centsational Girl has one of the best tutorials for turning purchased shelves into a wall of built ins.
Here's another simple way to achieve the look of built ins at 320 Sycamore.
Have I convinced you that any house has incredible potential for built in storage and shelving? The possibilities are endless. Feel free to click over to my Built In Furniture Pinterest board to gather more ideas and inspiration.
We created DIY Built-Ins in our family room to replace a long wall of ugly wood paneling. They are stained maple if anyone is looking for an unpainted example. I can't imagine what these would have cost us to have built professionally but I'm really lucky my husband is such a great hobby carpenter.
I love built-ins. They add so much character to a home, not to mention the storage! Thanks for this beautiful post.
*swoon* Those built-ins all look fabulous! I want some!
I know I miss them myself… now that we no longer live with them, but such is life! Someday, we will build some more, I am sure of it!
Your built ins are beautiful, Cassity! I'd really need to work on my carpentry skills before I could pull off one of those projects. Thanks for sharing!
We built them all ourselves. I will work on some tutorials, but I promise, with a good helper (it is a two person job) that you could do it too!
As a mother of 4 children, I am always looking for great bargains to stay within my budget. These tips will definitely give me high quality home improvements without the expensive price! Thanks!
I love built ins!! We took out our fireplace (we never use in Texas) and put in built in shelf unit that houses all our dvds, cds, stereo, Apple TV, etc. I love it!!
I would be right there with ya! I LOVE Built ins too!


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J. Kim Murphy
Richard E. Grant to Host BAFTA Film Awards Ceremony
Entertainment J. Kim Murphy - January 15, 2023
Richard E. Grant is set to host the 2023 BAFTA Film Awards ceremony, the awards body announced Monday morning. The actor joins a panel of newly announced hosts around...
Andrew Callaghan Posts Video Apology After Sexual Misconduct Allegations, Plans to Start Therapy and Alcoholics Anonymous
Independent filmmaker and media personality Andrew Callaghan, who gained prominence for his comedic man-on-the-street Channel 5 interviews on YouTube and a new HBO documentary "This Place Rules," has shared a video...
Dorothy Tristan, 'Klute' Actress and Wife of Director John D. Hancock, Dies at 88
Dorothy Tristan, an actress, known for her roles in "Klute" and "Scarecrow," and wife to film director John D. Hancock, died Jan. 7 in La Porte, Ind. after a decade-long battle...
Ezra Miller to Plead Guilty to Trespassing Charge in Vermont Burglary Case
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Owen Roizman, Cinematographer of 'The Exorcist' and 'Network,' Dies at 86
Owen Roizman, a cinematographer who shot many of the premier films of a generation, has died. He was 86. A representative for the American Society of Cinematographers confirmed the...
Jeremy Renner Out of Surgery After Suffering Blunt Chest Trauma, Remains in Intensive Care
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Let's just be real with each other for a second. If you haven't heard about Denny's social media campaign, then you're old (sorry to have to be the one to tell you this).
For the past two years, everyone and their dog has been talking about how Denny's successfully hit the quirky, lovable, social media gold mine, and quickly became the cut-throat leader of teen "likes" and "reblogs". And yes, I'm talking about Denny's the Restaurant. The place you probably brought your kids last weekend for pancakes; or, in early years, where you dragged yourself at 3am after a five hour punk rock battle of the bands to nurse your rapidly approaching hangover with a Grand Slam. Much like delectable breakfast foods, Denny's just seems to get it.
Fear not, I am your young knight in shining armor who is still relatively "hip" with the kids (#TheDress, Igloo Australia, very dog, mineral craving, bath products, etc.), and I am here to break down the basics of the Denny's Tumblr account for you (you can thank me later by "liking" my selfie).
1. The Denny's Tumblr is real.
2. They make social media a full time job and understand the different audiences associated with each platform.
3. They make GIFs. But not only GIFs.
GIFs are, arguably, the most important use of the internet. If you aren't going to invest any money in GIF creation then you should just get out of the game now.
Having said this though, it's important to vary your media and not constantly post only one thing. Look at the Tumblr stats of the Denny's Tumblr vs. Coca-Cola's Tumblr. Denny's has more variety and the notes they receive over time are more consistent.
4. They interact with their customers.
5. They're flexible and not constantly cramming the fact that they're a business with a bottom line down everyone's throat.
You don't need to slap your logo on everything and constantly remind people that you only love them for their money—that's not healthy! (I'm looking at you Coffee-Mate Tumblr, you sell coffee creamer, we get it, calm down.) That being said, don't act like you're "one of them" either; you're still corporate America and you love that bottom line, you're not fooling anyone! It's that fragile balance every "cool parent" faces.
6. They don't need a news story or natural disaster to occur to show they care.
We're all human. Taking a break from the fun to throw that out there without an agenda to follow says a lot.


Indian Valley, located in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California (Eldorado National Forest), has become degraded over the last century. Now a wide range of partners to include, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, American Rivers, Coca-Cola, and other groups and individuals have come together to help the Forest Service restore the meadow and improve the watershed. The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and Coca-Cola, are providing most of the funds ($366,400).
This project will not only benefit the ecosystem, it will improve the water supply for more than 1.6 million residents of the San Francisco Bay Area.


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Q: Wireless-AC 9560 not working after reboot but work if shutdown and start I had Laptop Dell Inspiron 7786 Ubuntu 5.8.0-25.26-generic
Ubuntu's main system without Dual Booting and etc.
Also, I try several versions of Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, 20.10 and Fedora 32.
After turn down and start the system WiFi work normally. Kernel boot log:
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: enabling device (0000 -> 0002)
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 0
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 1
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 2
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 3
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 4
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 6
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 8
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 9
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 10
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 11
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 15
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 16
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 18
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 19
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 20
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 21
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Found debug destination: EXTERNAL_DRAM
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Found debug configuration: 0
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: loaded firmware version 46.8902351f.0 9000-pu-b0-jf-b0-46.ucode op_mode iwlmvm
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Direct firmware load for iwl-debug-yoyo.bin failed with error -2
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Detected Intel(R) Wireless-AC 9560, REV=0x318
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: base HW address: 18:1d:ea:7e:f4:4b
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3 wlo1: renamed from wlan0

But if I reboot the system I got "No WiFi Adapter available"
Kernel boot log (after reboot):
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: enabling device (0000 -> 0002)
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 0
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 1
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 2
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 3
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 4
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 6
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 8
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 9
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 10
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 11
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 15
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 16
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 18
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 19
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 20
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: WRT: Overriding region id 21
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Found debug destination: EXTERNAL_DRAM
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Found debug configuration: 0
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: loaded firmware version 46.8902351f.0 9000-pu-b0-jf-b0-46.ucode op_mode iwlmvm
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Direct firmware load for iwl-debug-yoyo.bin failed with error -2
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Detected Intel(R) Wireless-AC 9560, REV=0x318
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Microcode SW error detected. Restarting 0x0.
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Not valid error log pointer 0x00000000 for Init uCode
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Fseq Registers:
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0x57EBE7FA | FSEQ_ERROR_CODE
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0x00000000 | FSEQ_TOP_INIT_VERSION
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0x3DEFF6EE | FSEQ_CNVIO_INIT_VERSION
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0x0000A384 | FSEQ_OTP_VERSION
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0xAA22218C | FSEQ_TOP_CONTENT_VERSION
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0x31101204 | FSEQ_ALIVE_TOKEN
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0x7B5E8EE9 | FSEQ_CNVI_ID
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0x48382987 | FSEQ_CNVR_ID
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0x01000100 | CNVI_AUX_MISC_CHIP
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0x01300202 | CNVR_AUX_MISC_CHIP
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0x0000485B | CNVR_SCU_SD_REGS_SD_REG_DIG_DCDC_VTRIM
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: 0xA5A5A5A2 | CNVR_SCU_SD_REGS_SD_REG_ACTIVE_VDIG_MIRROR
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: SecBoot CPU1 Status: 0x3, CPU2 Status: 0x226c
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Failed to start INIT ucode: -5
iwlwifi 0000:00:14.3: Failed to run INIT ucode: -5

I try many cases from the internet system but got no effect.


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NYT: Pentagon Ban on Pictures of Dead Troops Is Broken
EUpolitix has a succinct report on MEPs taking on the Commission and the US over the deal on the transfer of airline passenger data.
Brad Templeton, chairman of the EFF, amongst other things, has produced a thoughtful analysis of the 'GMail Saga'.
The Bush administration is apparently proposing to give ally countries another 2 years to devop biometric passports. Secretary of State Colin Powell says
"Rushing a solution to meet the current deadline virtually guarantees that we will have systems that are not operable... Such a result may undercut international acceptance of this new technology as well as compound rather than ease our overall challenge."
The European Commission have issued a Communication on the Management of
Copyright and Related Rights. In it they eulogise digital rights management (DRM) as the solution to all ills of the copyright variety, most specifically this time royalty collection agencies problems. What is it about biometric national ID cards, DRM, RFIDs, electronic voting machines, computers, technology in general that make them superficially attractive solutions to everything? The right technology appropriately deployed can be a terrific boon but why can't people understand that it is not usually a particularly good idea to start with a [technological] 'solution' and then go looking for a problem, just so you can use the 'solution'?
A Barcelona night club is allegedly implanting RFID chips in VIP customers so they don't need to worry about carrying a wallet about. No comment.
Despite the pending lawsuit against ClearPlay and others by the Directors Guild of America and the movie studios, it appears as though Walmart is going to be selling DVD players with ClearPlay filters built in. I wonder what the demand will be like and how that will affect the dynamics of the court case?
The United States Institute of Peace, which I admit I'd never prviously heard of, have issued a paper saying terrorists use the Internet too but for more routine activities than the hyped-up cyberterrorism feedstuff of the mainstream media. Terrorist organisations are said to have three major audiences:
Current and potential supporters
International public opinion
Enemy publics (i.e. citizens of states they are fighting)
and use the Net in 8 different (sometimes overlapping) ways:
Psychological warfare
Publicity and propaganda
Recruitment and mobilisation
The report does imply that steganography is in widespread use by terrorist organisations but there is no direct evidence offered to that effect. The mainstream media has periodically salivated at the notion of religeous fundamentalist terrorists hiding messages in online porn but no evidence to that effect has been forthcoming. Being only 12 pages long the paper is just an overview I assume but it might be interesting to hear more details of the study.
Wonderful Ed Helms skit at Comedy Central about e-voting. Not to be missed. This kind of comedy does more to communicate the problems with electronic voting than all the ranting that I do on the subject.
Jay Rosen has a thoughtful analysis of the recent furore over inappropriate comments by a Democrat-supporting blogger. Another example of the scandalmongering of mainstream politics and media out-manoeuvering the democratising potential of the net.
The Berkman Center at Harvard have done an interesting study on Apple's iTunes service focussing on
Interaction between Copyright and Contract Law
Digital First Sale Doctrine
Fair Use Doctrine
Worth a look.
There are two lovely essays in Bruce Schneier's latest Crypto-Gram, one on national identity cards and the second on the economic incentives to rig electronic voting machines. On national ID cards:
"But my primary objection isn't the totalitarian potential of national
IDs, nor the likelihood that they'll create a whole immense new class
of social and economic dislocations. Nor is it the opportunities they
will create for colossal boondoggles by government contractors. My
objection to the national ID card, at least for the purposes of this
essay, is much simpler.
It won't work. It won't make us more secure.
In fact, everything I've learned about security over the last 20 years
tells me that once it is put in place, a national ID card program will
actually make us less secure.
My argument may not be obvious, but it's not hard to follow,
either. It centers around the notion that security must be evaluated
not based on how it works, but on how it fails.
It doesn't really matter how well an ID card works when used by the
hundreds of millions of honest people that would carry it. What
matters is how the system might fail when used by someone intent on
subverting that system: how it fails naturally, how it can be made to
fail, and how failures might be exploited.
The first problem is the card itself. No matter how unforgeable we
make it, it will be forged. And even worse, people will get legitimate
cards in fraudulent names...
... the main problem with any ID system is that it requires the
existence of a database. In this case it would have to be an immense
database of private and sensitive information on every American -- one
widely and instantaneously accessible from airline check-in stations,
police cars, schools, and so on.
The security risks are enormous. Such a database would be a kludge of
existing databases; databases that are incompatible, full of erroneous
data, and unreliable. As computer scientists, we do not know how to
keep a database of this magnitude secure, whether from outside hackers
or the thousands of insiders authorized to access it.
And when the inevitable worms, viruses, or random failures happen and
the database goes down, what then? Is America supposed to shut down
until it's restored?
Proponents of national ID cards want us to assume all these problems,
and the tens of billions of dollars such a system would cost -- for
what? For the promise of being able to identify someone?"
Tim O'Reilly doesn't understand all the fuss about Google's Gmail and privacy.
NYT: Pentagon Ban on Pictures of Dead Troops Is Br...
EUpolitix has a succinct report on MEPs taking on ...
Brad Templeton, chairman of the EFF, amongst other...
The Bush administration is apparently proposing to...
The European Commission have issued a Communicatio...
A Barcelona night club is allegedly implanting RFI...
Despite the pending lawsuit against ClearPlay and ...
The United States Institute of Peace, which I admi...
Wonderful Ed Helms skit at Comedy Central about e-...
Jay Rosen has a thoughtful analysis of the recent ...
The Berkman Center at Harvard have done an interes...
There are two lovely essays in Bruce Schneier's la...
Tim O'Reilly doesn't understand all the fuss about...


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Phoenix Rising FC's offense wakes up in home win over Rio Grande Valley
The Phoenix Rising FC went two consecutive matches without scoring a goal. Saturday night was a different story.
Phoenix Rising FC's offense wakes up in home win over Rio Grande Valley The Phoenix Rising FC went two consecutive matches without scoring a goal. Saturday night was a different story. Check out this story on azcentral.com: https://www.azcentral.com/story/sports/soccer/rising/2019/05/10/phoenix-rising-fc-offense-wakes-up-home-win-over-rio-grande-valley/1173947001/
Phoenix Rising FC midfielder Jon Bakero moves with the ball during a game against Portland Timbers 2 on June 29 at Casino Arizona Field. Michael Rincon/PHXRisingFC.com
Photos: Phoenix Rising 2019 season
Phoenix Rising FC coach Rick Schantz looks on during a game against the Portland Timbers 2 on June 29 at Casino Arizona Field. Michael Rincon / PHXRisingFC.com
Phoenix Rising's Tristan Blackmon goes for a header against Colorado Springs' Matt Hundley in the second half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Solomon Asante attempts a shot against Colorado Springs in the second half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Adam Jahn drives toward the goal against Colorado Springs in the second half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Joseph Farrell (15) celebrates with Jon Bakero after scoring a goal against Colorado Springs in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Adam Jahn reacts after missing a shot against Colorado Springs in the second half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Adam Jahn is given a yellow card against Colorado Springs in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Colorado Springs' Jordan Schweitzer reacts after a missed Phoenix Rising shot in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Solomon Asante reacts after missing a shot against Colorado Springs in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Solomon Asante drives toward the goal against Colorado Springs in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Solomon Asante misses a shot against Colorado Springs in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Javier Perez drives downfield against Colorado Springs in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Solomon Asante drives downfield against Colorado Springs in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Jason Johnson drives downfield against Colorado Springs in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Colorado Springs' Mike Seth goes for a header against Phoenix Rising in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising's Solomon Asante celebrates after a goal against Colorado Springs in the second half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising celebrates after a goal against Colorado Springs in the second half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Colorado Springs' Abraham Rodriguez makes a save against Phoenix Rising in the first half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Colorado Springs celebrates after a goal against Phoenix Rising in the second half on Saturday, Mar. 30, 2019, at Casino Arizona Field in Tempe, Ariz. Sean Logan/The Republic
Phoenix Rising FC midfielder Jon Bakero moves with the ball during a game against Portland Timbers 2 on June 29 at Casino Arizona Field.
Jenna Ortiz, Arizona Republic Published 11:06 p.m. MT May 10, 2019 | Updated 6:36 p.m. MT May 18, 2019
The Phoenix Rising FC offense managed one goal in two consecutive matches. Friday night was a different story as the Rising (3-2-5) defeated Rio Grande Valley FC 3-1.
Rio Grande won three of its past five and has given Phoenix close matches over the past few seasons. Friday's margin of victory ties their highest.
"We just beat a very good team. I'm very impressed with them going forward," Phoenix head coach Rick Schantz said. "We needed it and the guys really stepped up."
The Rising played without forward Jason Johnson and team captain Solomon Asante. The club announced Monday that Johnson will miss four to six months with a lower-body injury suffered in the game against Sacramento Republic FC on April 27. The forward is tied for third in scoring with three goals.
Asante returned to his home country of Ghana this week to deal with the passing of his father.
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Phoenix was led by forward Adam Jahn's two goals, including a nice redirect from Junior Flemmings for the first goal of the game in the 15th minute.
"That's Adam Jahn for you," Schantz said. "He's a confident player and I love that about him."
Rio Grande spent some time in Phoenix's zone, but forward Joey Callistri made a breakaway that allowed Jahn to take over possession. Jahn and Rio Grande goalkeeper Michael Nelson collided, giving Jahn a penalty kick that led to his second goal in the 27th minute.
The slow first half for Rio Grande Valley's offense did not stop them from attacking the net in the second half. Rising goalkeeper Zac Lubin made several saves to start, including stopping back-to-back shots on target in the 51st minute.
Phoenix Rising defender Amadou Dia on tonight's win over RGVFC: pic.twitter.com/cqE5qqICz9
— Jenna Ortiz (@jennarortiz) May 11, 2019
The Rising's third goal was a long-range shot from midfielder James Musa in the 68th minute.
"I haven't scored a goal in two years now. It's been a long time coming from me," Musa said. "I've been just concentrating on practicing my shooting so it's paid off."
The celebration wore off quickly when Rio Grande's Maalique Foster scored three minutes later.
The lead helped the Rising focus better on their passing in the final 15 minutes, much to their coach's delight.
"We talked about it in the locker room before the game that we have to play for the badge and not ourselves," Schantz said.
He noted substitutions like midfielders Jose Aguinaga and Jon Bakero "singlehandedly killed the game for us."
"The way we came out this week has been really different from the past couple weeks," defender Amadou Dia said, "so we made a statement tonight that we're on our way back up and we got to keep pushing."
Phoenix continues its three-game homestand with a U.S. Open second-round match against New Mexico United FC on Wednesday before hosting Las Vegas Lights FC on Saturday night.