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| How to Survive the Stars
Olivia Ciacci
How to Survive the Stars
Olivia Ciacci 12:00 am, Apr 24, 2003
The stars can see that the April snowstorms depressed you, but that doesn't mean you have to go see 'Bend It Like Beckham' every night to shock yourself out of your bad mood. In fact, it's probably contributing to that nervous twitch you've developed. Try skipping class and sleeping all day. It works much better.
Just because the semester is almost over and you're going to have to almost never see your boy/girlfriend, sort-of boy/girlfriend, seeing-someone-without-a-title-friend, person-you're-not-seeing-but-sometimes-sleeping-with, or favorite-person-who-doesn't-really-ever-talk-to-you is no reason to cry. You'll either stay together or keep in touch from prison. Good luck with those court appeals.
Retrograde motion of several planets suggests that you don't want to do jack this time of the year, Gemini. Nevertheless you seem to fixate on odd activities. You've got a nasty cold, but that hasn't kept you from standing out in the pouring rain dressed like the Grim Reaper on a bad day, freaking people out for no good reason. Take some Nyquil and and save the mask for person-you're-not-seeing-but-sometimes-sleeping-with.
Are you the jerk who went to a CD Cafe party and broke somebody's toilet upstairs? During "The Strike"? Yeah — the stars think you are. Way to be a worthless human being, defecating all over the place and breaking toilets. Is this how you're going to behave when you're alone all summer, hitting on your little sister's best friend? Get your intestines stapled before you go out next time. Thanks.
It's the end of the year, Leo. You barely survived spring break and your glorious return to campus, but you're still alive — crumpled up semi-conscious on a couch somewhere. Time to pick yourself up off that couch, because Spring Fling is coming — a time when you can lose track of your whereabouts and sprawl, nearly comatose, in an entirely new location out-of-doors.
Virgo, it's been a rough year for you. The stars want to have pity, but watching your life turn all pear-shaped has been far too humorous. It's not all that bad, but that Obsessive Compulsive Disorder certainly hasn't helped you keep things in perspective. Time to let loose, have a good time, and get a shrink.
Milkshakes, Libra, milkshakes. The stars foresee lots and lots of milkshakes. They're good for upset stomachs caused by anxiety, hangovers, caffeine addictions — you name it. Why are the stars being nice to you and no one else? Because you're going to look like the marshmallow man in your bathing suit this summer. Try not to melt in the sun.
Scorpios are prone to jealousy and competitiveness, but already studying for your finals is just plain disgusting. The stars can see you, Scorpio, and their stomachs are writhing in horror. Daytime television is your only hope of redemption. The stars would like to suggest the Evangelical Channel — it's a hoot.
The stars know you forced your project partner to coordinate both the color and size of her index cards with yours, Sagittarius, and that's just wrong. They also know that you've been making drunken phone calls to Staples, and that's even worse. You couldn't be more wrong, unless you were in on the toilet break-in with Cancer, who is probably your only friend. Make some new friends, and fixate on Life. It's worth it.
You're hard-working, even near the close of spring semester, but that's not why your nights are so lonely. It's because you've been sleeping in one of the weenie bins in CCL every night, drooling on your laptop and sitting on sixty of the five hundred books you checked out for your senior essay. Congratulations, you've finished. Now get out of the bin and take a shower — you really smell.
No, the stars don't care what you are doing for the summer, Aquarius, and neither does anyone else. So stop asking what other people's plans are just so you can show off yours. The Yale Bookstore has just the solution: "Getting Along With Others: Charts and Tips to Help you Teach Social Skills to Children and Reward Their Good Behavior." Good luck.
Happy belated birthday! Did you get drunk? Great! That's exciting. Did you do something embarrassing, write about it, and then e-mail it to everyone in your Daily Themes class? That's even better. Did it end up in a school publication? Yeah, your folks must be proud. Learn how to do something new this summer — something worth writing about.

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The Red Bull energy drink founder, Chaleo Yoovidhya, died last week in Bangkok at the age of 89. Chaleo was worth $5 billion according to Bloomberg, which made him the third richest man in Thailand.
Chaleo was born to a poor Chinese immigrant family in northern Thailand in 1923, and was a duck farmer early in his career before importing antibiotics and other pharmaceuticals, as reported by Time.
Red Bull soon became very popular in Thailand as the sleep-deprived began purchasing the high energy drink on a regular basis, including farmers, truck and taxi drivers, and factory workers.
Then in 1982, an Austrian toothpaste salesman, Deitrich Mateschitz, was traveling in Thailand and tried Chaleo's drink and found that it cured his jet lag. Two years later, Mateschitz approached Chaleo and suggested that he carbonate the beverage and market it worldwide. The two men formed a 49-49 partnership with two percent of the company owned by his son.
And the rest is Red Bull history as they say.
Red Bull's success spawned an entire high-caffeine energy industry. Over the years, numerous competitors have tried to emulate the Austrian-based Red Bull energy drink king, but none has quite measured up. Last year, Red Bull sold 4.6 billion cans – up 11 percent from the previous year. The Austrian-based company employs 8,000 worldwide.
Chaleo's business empire included a pharmaceutical company, a hospital chain, a winery in Thailand and two international soccer teams: the New York Red Bulls and the Red Bulls Salzburg in Austria.
These ingredients are as important to one's success as they are for building a global brand-leading energy drink. We all would be wise to follow the lead of this Thai business entrepreneur. And that's no bull.


Smakosh | Why I created Unnamed until one day I was designing an UI kit at 2 am — lol — and I thought about coding each element & that's when I started coding the framework, I didn't think about sharing it or open sourcing it but then I thought why not? some would love to use it too right? & so, I published it, made it open source & included everything on the github repository for the front end developers who would love to edit everything.
I got a positive & negative feedback on Product hunt that really made me go forward and make more useful products so expect more soon!
Because of many reasons but here's the main reason: "since I'm also an UI designer, I always have to rewrite the entire css code of the UI elements like buttons, forms, cards…".
So I started going deep in css, like the trick to style a radio or checkbox button (hiding the input and styling the span tag), learned a lot about flexbox, about the standard way to make a grid system (floats & widths), flexbox grids & also cssgrid & a lot more…, and so I started posting pens of each styled element on my codepen until one day I was designing an UI kit at 2 am — lol — and I thought about coding each element & that's when I started coding the framework, I didn't think about sharing it or open sourcing it but then I thought why not? some would love to use it too right? & so, I published it, made it open source & included everything on the github repository for the front end developers who would love to edit everything.


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50 Cheap And Easy Diy Fall Wreaths - Prudent Penny Pincher Celebrate Fall with these cheap and easy DIY Fall wreaths. Many of these wreaths can be made in under an hour with minimal supplies required and most of the materials needed can be found at Dollar Tree! What makes a lot of these wreaths budget-friendly is that they are made from things you find in nature (fall leaves, cornhusks, twigs. 38 Diy Fall Wreaths - Ideas For Autumn Wreath Crafts It's time to open your doors to fall! Any one of these autumn wreaths will welcome the season in the most gorgeous way. Once you've finished with these projects that put fresh leaves, faux flowers, and sweet greetings on display, switch them out for a spooky Halloween wreath.


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American's Got Talent
by eagleera	 March 19, 2015 March 19, 2015
AGT held to showcase students' talents
Jacky Tsang
From breathtaking acapella, to traditional Chinese dancing, American's Got Talent—a rendition of the popular TV show—was a successful night filled with talented performers.
ASB held the event on March 6 as a talent show to feature the various talent students had. Each performances were rated by 3 judges—Mr. Fulton, his wife, and Mrs. Westover—on a scale of 1 to 10. The competitive factor served as a way for each performer to put on a show to the best of their ability since the grand prize for coming in first place was a trophy and a $100 Amazon gift card funded by PTSA.
Freshmen Urvi Vyas and Neha Datta dance a classical Indian dance on the night of American's Got Talent. The event was held on Friday, March 6, to showcase the amount of talent that students had.
"American's Got Talent is basically a talent show to really highlight the individuals at our school and the vast amount of talent that we all possess," ASB vice president Tara Habibi said.
The event had a wide variety of different performances that received a standing ovation from the audience. Despite technical difficulties, many audience members, including sophomore Michelle Man, were impressed by the diversity displayed at the show.
"I really liked all of the performances because I got to see many talented performers showcase their abilities," Man said. "I was really impressed by the performances, and the MCs Rizza Bautista, Owen Farmer and Miraj Patel were really funny, which made this event perfect."
Last year, American's Got Talent was originally scheduled to happen around the same time, but due to conflicting events and lack of preparation, it was cancelled.
"The event fell through last year as there wasn't a focused plan for it, and many other events were going on around the same time," Habibi said. "This time, we put more energy into it, and we really emphasized making this event successful and a true show of the talent we have at American.
After all the performers were finished, the MCs finally announced Shelby Casey as the winner, who performed an acoustic cover of "Red High Heels" by Kellie Pickler.
Senior Shelby Casey performs an acoustic cover of "Red High Heels" by Kellie Pickler at American's Got Talent. She won the talent show and received a $100 Amazon gift card and a trophy, which were all funded by PTSA.
"I was surprised when I won because there so many talented people in the show," senior Casey said. "I was also extremely excited to have gotten that kind of recognition for my performance."
In the end, everyone who performed was praised for their effort—regardless of the results.
"This show really opened my eyes to all the hardworking, talented students and staff we have at American," Man said. "From all the people who sacrificed their own time to help coordinate this event, to all the talented students who performed, I feel honored to be in a school filled with all these amazing individuals."
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Cub Scout Conservation Project Ideas
MARY STRAIN
Boy Scouts of America, including Cub Scouts, have a long-time history in conservation and environmental work. Conservation ethics and activities have been part of the organization since 1910. Projects that teach Cub Scouts about the value and importance of conservation are educational and offer good reason for the 7- to 10-year-old boys to do something outdoors in this day and age when Scout badges include computer and other indoor projects. They may also help Cub Scouts earn pins and belt loops, including the Wildlife Conservation belt loop.
Walking and Biking
Adopt an Endangered Animal
1 Planting Trees
One possible Cub Scout conservation project is a tree-planting project. This would be appropriate as part of an Arbor Day or Earth Day celebration. This hands-on project provides teaching opportunities for the leaders: Explain how trees help purify the air. Emphasize planting new trees helps restore forests and beautify areas where trees were lost to logging or construction. Possible sites for a tree-planting might include a park, library, school or retirement facility.
2 Recycling
Recycling is an important part of conversation. For a recycling project, plan a field trip the recycling center. Instruct the boys ahead of time to save recyclables for the field trip. If the center requires separating of glass, plastic and so forth, hand out instructions for the boys to take home so they remember how to sort. Talk to the boys about the length of time it takes waste to decompose and why this is a problem. After the field trip to the recycling center, swing by a landfill for a visual of the importance of recycling.
3 Walking and Biking
Taking the Scouts on a biking trip, whether as a day trip or as an overnight camping trip, is a fun way to demonstrate the importance of cutting back on carbon emissions by biking rather than driving, whenever possible. Alternatively, a Scout leader might explain the concept of a "carbon footprint" -- the size of one person's individual contribution to pollution -- by having the boys cut out paper footprints of varying sizes.
4 Adopt an Endangered Animal
The National Geographic Kids website suggests that children "adopt" an endangered animal as part of a conservation project. The Cub Scout den might choose to adopt an endangered animal at a local zoo or wildlife preserve. Wildlife sanctuaries, which rescue animals and return to the wild when possible, also welcome donations and sometimes provide adoption opportunities for animals that can't be released. To raise money for the adoption, plan a fundraising activity. Car washes are pretty dependable. Or try something that relates to wildlife, such as selling birdhouses or bat houses the boys make.
1 National Geographic Kids: Zipper's Green Tips
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Q: ExtJS include Ex.ux.ComboColumn I am stuck...
I would like to include Ext.ux.ComboColumn, but I have no idea how to do this (never worked with javascript and ExtJs (using ExtJs 3) before.)
I have downloaded the javascript file and placed it in the same folder than my webpage.
The webside I have build with ExtJs looks like this:
Ext.onReady(function() {

    var myRefStore = new Ext.data.JsonStore({
        url: 'dispatchAjaxRequest',
        baseParams: {
            eventPath: 'frontend.CustomFunctions',
            eventMethod: 'getData',
            jsonInput: Ext.encode({
                tableName: 'CCMS_REF',
                start: 0,
                limit: rowLimit
            })
        },
        root: 'store',
        id: 'gridStore',
        fields: ['id', 'external_user', 'external_company', 'external_product', 'system_id', 'context_name', 'system_id'],
        autoLoad: true
    });

    var userCombo = new Ext.ComboBox({
        id: 'myCombo',
        triggerAction: 'all',
        store: myRefStore,
        selectOnFocus: true,
        typeAhead: true,
        editable: false,
        forceSelection: true,
        mode: 'remote',
        displayField: 'context_name',
        valueField: 'id',
        hideMode: 'offsets',
        lazyInit: false,
        hiddenName: 'mycontext',
        name: 'mycontextname'
    })

    var editGrid = new Ext.grid.EditorGridPanel({
            id: 'editTable',
            title: 'Edit table BIC_CUST_CCMS_OBJECTS',
            header: true,
            renderTo: 'contentDivCcms',
            clicksToEdit: 1,
            //height:350,
            autoHeight: true,
            //style: 'margin-bottom: 50px',
            colModel: new Ext.grid.ColumnModel({
                    defaults: {
                        width: 120,
                        sortable: false,
                        hideable: false,
                        menuDisabled: true
                    },
                    viewConfig: {
                        forceFit: true
                    },
                    columns: [{
                            hidden: true,
                            header: 'id',
                            dataIndex: 'id',
                            editable: false
                        }, {
                            header: 'sap_ref',
                            dataIndex: 'sap_ref',
                            width: 50,
                            xtype: 'combocolumn', // Use the custom column or use the column's render manually
                            editor: userCombo, // The custom column needs a ComboBox editor to be able to render the displayValue, without it just renders value
                            gridId: editTable
                        },

                    }),
                store: myStore,
                sm: new Ext.grid.RowSelectionModel({
                    singleSelect: false
                }),

            });
    });
});

But I only get the following error:

TypeError: Ext.ComboBox is not a constructor

How do I include the Ext.uxComboColumn.js?
Regards
LStrike

A: Use Ext.form.field.ComboBox or Ext.form.ComboBox instead of just Ext.Combobox
var userCombo = new Ext.form.field.ComboBox({
    id: 'myCombo',
    triggerAction: 'all',
    store: myRefStore,
    selectOnFocus: true,
    typeAhead: true,
    editable: false,
    forceSelection: true,
    mode: 'remote',
    displayField: 'context_name',
    valueField: 'id',
    hideMode: 'offsets',
    lazyInit: false,
    hiddenName: 'mycontext',
    name: 'mycontextname'
});

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Show #6860 - Friday, June 13, 2014
Mike Janela of Guinness World Records presents Alex Trebek with a framed certificate recognizing his hosting record: "The most gameshow episodes hosted by the same presenter (same program) is 6,829 by Alex Trebek on 'Jeopardy!' in Culver City, California, USA as of 17 April 2014".
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Katie Frank, a graduate student in communications studies from Poway, California (1-day champion whose cash winnings total $30,200)
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This '70s miniseries scored a monster 71% of viewers for its finale & boosted interest in genealogy
The Filet-O-Fish is one of its offerings
This Tolstoy tome centers on the 1812 invasion of Russia & the ensuing Russian resistance
In 2013 this federal holiday was also Inauguration Day
Her 26-year marriage to Prince Rainier III ended with her death in 1982
In Madrid, it follows nueve, diez...
Before "Survivor" & "Big Brother", this MTV show took television into a house where 7 young people lived together
Regis Corporation franchises this "Super" salon chain that gives 33 million clips a year
This novel by Ken Kesey is set at a mental hospital
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She had a Caesar on the side while she was married to her brother Ptolemy XIV
It's egg-shaped & sounds like so
This Norman Lear sitcom that began in 1971 dealt with controversial topics regularly
The sandwich generation loves this chain, now tops in number of U.S. restaurants
Sal Paradise & Dean Moriarty decide to "beat" it across America in this modern classic
Jan. 26 is Duarte's birthday in this country, honoring Juan Duarte, a leader in its fight for freedom from Haiti
In 1137 she was but a teenager, & not only did she inherit Aquitaine but also wed the future king of France!
Government by the few
In 1956 NBC paired Chet Huntley & this future "This Week With..." host on an innovative newscast
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In this country October 24 is Popular Resistance Day as well as Suez National Day
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Not just the art of speaking, it can also be a place of prayer, like the one seen here
"I Spy" made the TV history books in 1965 when it cast this African American in one of the lead roles
Hilton doesn't own Holiday Inn but does own this other "H" "Inn"
12th century England is the setting of Ken Follett's historical novel these "of the Earth"
"Pause for the Pledge of Allegiance" is a part of this U.S. holiday's ceremonies
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General term for something that transmits sound, electricity or other forms of energy
This slave girl & her mistress Amneris are both in love with Radames, a captain in the Egyptian Army
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To guarantee or state with confidence to someone
Enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet with this Vegas-born athlete
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Trump officials send mixed signals on China – Reuters
As reported by Reuters, members of the Trump administration are sending conflicting signals about the US' stance towards foreign investment in American companies, and markets are heading lower across the board as supply chains are beginning to get disrupted by various import tariffs.
Key quotes
"Proposed restrictions on foreign investment in U.S. technology would not just be confined to China, according to U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. The forthcoming restrictions would apply "to all countries that are trying to steal our technology," he said.
Late Monday White House trade and manufacturing adviser Peter Navarro sought to downplay Mnuchin's remarks, telling CNBC television that the restrictions on investments in U.S. technology companies would just target China.
The recent imposition of import tariffs by the U.S., and counter-measures by other countries, are also starting to affect global production and supply chains. Some U.S. steel and aluminium tariffs went into effect in April and additional tariffs begin in July.
The conflicting signals on trade policy from the Trump administration reflect deep divisions among policymakers over how hard to push China on demands for changes in trade, technology transfers, and industrial policies.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin has been reluctant to back steep tariffs on Chinese goods, fearing the impact on global supply chains. Goods assembled and exported in one country often depend on components manufactured in another, after being designed in yet a third country, making the national trade deficit focused on by President Trump an unreliable guide.
Last month, Mnuchin said a trade war with China was "on hold" after officials of the world's two largest economies held talks in Beijing that were focused on opening more sectors of China's economy and increasing purchases of American goods. But trade policy advisor Navarro, the administration's harshest China critic, has advocated a far more confrontational approach with Beijing."
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As reported by Reuters, members of the Trump administration are sending conflicting signals about the US' stance towards foreign investment in American companies, and markets are heading lower across the board as supply chains are beginning to get disrupted by various import tariffs. Key quotes "Proposed restrictions on foreign investment in U.S. technology would not just be confined to China, according to U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. The forthcoming restrictions would apply "to all countries that are trying to steal our technology," he said. Late Monday White House trade and manufacturing adviser Peter Navarro sought to downplay Mnuchin's remarks, telling…


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RAFF LAW
Coat by Brioni. Football shirt and denim jeans by Daniel W Fletcher. Leather shoes by GH Bass & Co
Starring in the hotly anticipated Masters of the Air as well as fronting Brioni's latest campaign alongside Jude Law, his famous father, Raff Law has been grafting and he doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon. At just 25 years old, Raff has already frontmanned a band and modelled for top fashion labels, but at least for now, his sights are fully set on acting. The stylish multi-hyphenate shares with 5'ELEVEN'' his refreshing work ethic, the importance of avoiding comparisons and the connection between fashion and films.
Words by Charlotte O'Neill.
Photographed by Rachell Smith. Styled by Cassie Walker.
Grooming by Paul Donovan. Nails by Christie Huseyin at David Artists.
Photo Assistants by Kate Whelan and Ethan Humpries. Raff appears courtesy of Tess Management.
Sustainable denim jacket by Isko Denim. Ring by Alighieri
It's a sunny Wednesday morning in North West London and Raff Law is waiting outside Loft Studios before the day begins, dressed in his self-proclaimed uniform of a pair of linen trousers and a free-flowing, short-sleeve shirt. He's early for his cover shoot, having arrived well before his call time, perhaps a testament to his work ethic. After introductions are made, a coffee order is taken and a quick brief with photographer Rachell Smith takes place (in which Law says he is up for trying anything crazy on set). We settle into the leather couches in the studio, just across from the racks of clothing that Law will soon play dress up in. His golden skin radiates with an end-of-summer glow, evidence of how well London weather has treated us these past few months. "I've had a really nice summer," says Law, who took August off to spend time with family and friends and reset. Now, he's patiently waiting for his latest project, Masters of the Air to soon start drip-feeding out.
Law stars as Sgnt. Ken Lemmons in the upcoming American war drama mini-series for Apple TV. Masters of the Air tells the true story of the actions of the US Army's elite Eighth Air Force, who fought the air war against Nazi Germany, using precision bombing and engaging in air-to-air fighter combat. "There's some really beautiful artistic shots and there's a combination of real tragedy, action, and romance," shares Law. "It's got everything in one." This may not be the actor's first feature film (Law starred in Twist in 2021, a take on the Dickens-favourite Oliver Twist), but it's a breakout role nonetheless, working with an all-star cast including the likes of actors Austin Butler and Barry Keoghan.
Long line shirt by King and Tuckfield. Vest, Stylist's own. Ring worn on middle finger by Alighieri. Ring worn on index finger Model's Own
Law reflects on his most memorable moment from filming, which was going to bootcamp with the cast after months of pandemic lockdowns. "We all bonded so much and learnt so much about the people we're playing." He displays a boyish charm when remembering other filming memories, like performing his own stunts as well as working with dialect coaches to perfect a 1940s Arkansas accent. "I got obsessed. There was a point where I wouldn't break my accent even at home." But it was vital for him to get it right. "Retelling such an important part of history was an amazing feeling. It felt like the job was bigger than me."
Shoot prep begins and Law's signature fistful of chunky rings, his most treasured accessories, are removed and set on the nearby table, replaced with a pampering hand mask. "For me, rings are like stories," he reveals. "I've got a few sentimental ones that have been handed down through my family." For newer pieces, he swears by jeweller Bleue Burnham and his new favourite vintage shop, Dunno. Curated. Fashion to him is all about capturing a feeling he's after when he's getting dressed in the morning, whether it's just being comfy or emulating a certain movie or music icon. "It's a way of feeling connected to someone," he explains. "Everyone takes bits from everything they see in their life and that kind of creates their own fashion sense." No stranger to a fashion brand, the young actor has already worked with the likes of Dolce & Gabbana, Missoma, Valentino, Mulberry and many more. He's able to seamlessly switch between edgy to elegant in his personal style and has most recently landed a Brioni campaign alongside his father, marking the first time they've shared a stage. Will it be the last? Law doesn't seem to think so. "We always talk about one day if the right thing comes along…" he trails off, "but nothing anytime soon." Law learnt first hand that both tailoring and acting require dedication, precision, and practice. "Since I've been wearing Brioni suits, I've found it really hard to wear anything else," he confesses with a smile, and reveals he favours a thin blue linen suit from the collection.
Jumper, utility trousers and boots by Alexander McQueen. Necklace (worn as bracelet) by Alighieri
"Shall we get some Nirvana on or something? It's a rock day," declares Law, who's nodding his head to the beats blaring from the speakers. Dressed head to toe in Alexander McQueen, the first look of the shoot, the bold leather trousers feel like they could have come straight from his own wardrobe. Periodically popping off set to queue up the next tracks, the thick Dublin accents of Fontaines D.C. soon fill the room, followed by Fat White Family, Warmduscher and the pummeling sounds of Iggy Pop and The Stooges. Law's selected soundtrack cultivates the perfect environment for his movements and poses, be it shadowboxing in front of the camera, dancing to the beat or pulling an effortless pout. Law used to front punk-indie band Outer Stella Overdrive, "I've kind of put my guitar down for a long time, but recently I'm actually writing again," he confesses. While more of a hobby now, his love for music is evident, singing the praises of bands like Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Wet Leg in between shots. "I have been focused on my acting and, career-wise, that's where my head's at right now," explains Law. "Music's always gonna be a really big part of me."
"Music's always gonna be a really big part of me."
He's handsome, he's cool, he's pierced and tattooed but most importantly, he speaks warmly and from the heart, candidly answering questions about shedding the comparisons to his father. "I think sometimes it's easy to get caught up in comparisons and wanting to be in a certain place at a certain time of your life," he explains. Is there pressure to prove himself? Yes, but more to himself rather than others. "I've seen that when I put in the work, I get that end goal, but I also think you can never be too content. It's important to keep yourself on your toes." The switch from the instant gratification of a frontman in a band to the slower pace of an acting project might be quite the adjustment for some, but for Law, it's just a different way of working. "With acting there's a lot of things which are out of your control. In a lot of ways, that's tricky, but I think it's also what you make it. You've got to keep yourself busy." He's been doing just that, taking method acting courses and dancing lessons to keep improving. He lists Marlon Brando, Paul Newman and James Dean amongst his biggest inspirations, with an honourable mention to Gary Oldman as well. "I love his choices of films [that] he's done," shares Law. "And then if I'm honest," he divulges, "I definitely look up to my dad as well. I've recently started looking up to my dad's story and speaking to him about how he found his way."
With a couple of acting projects up his sleeve, Law understands how important it is to stay switched on, stay sharpening his skills, and keep auditioning as much as he can. "The day you can decide what you do is going to be an amazing day," says an eager Law. "I'm really just enjoying the process, learning and seeing what comes my way, trying to tackle everything that does." Raff Law is on the ascent, and we have no doubt he'll soon be collecting roles as he does rings, each with their own unique story to tell.
You can find this piece in the Fall Winter 2022 Issue 9: Purchase your copy here.
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Content Intelligence: What Is It & How Can it Empower My Business?
By Fatima Al-Hussaini on October 22, 2018
The world's digital transformation has come a long way since the first touchscreen cell phone was introduced over two decades ago. Technology is now omnipresent in a lot of people's lives. From touchscreen devices to smart home assistants, the advancement of tech has been very apparent.
Now, concepts such as the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, machine learning, and so on have infiltrated our lives. Every day, new features are being tested and deployed to help people automate their daily tasks and accomplish entirely new feats.
One of the newest players in the league is content intelligence (CI). It's now gaining popularity among marketers and is quickly becoming their greatest ally in creating better content marketing strategies, predicting audience behavior, and so much more.
What is Content Intelligence?
"Content intelligence represents the systems and software that transform content data and business data into actionable insights for content strategy and tactics with impact." - American Marketing Association
Let's dissect that a bit. Essentially, anything that helps content marketers automate processes and optimize data from releasing content falls under content intelligence. The framework is possible with the right tools that aid in content production and help marketers cook up more interesting topics for their audience.
Let's take a look at another definition from Ryan Skinner of Forrester:
"Content intelligence is technology that helps content understand itself—what it's about, how it speaks, how effective it is at accomplishing certain goals, what emotions it calls to mind, etc."
This revolutionary form of content marketing is made possible thanks to other existing technologies, namely: machine learning, artificial intelligence, big data, natural language processing, and data analytics.
It's no longer just enough to produce content for the sake of publishing, but rather understand the impact it has on your audience and how you can anticipate what they want to hear from you next.
How Can Content Intelligence Help?
Content Intelligence helps brands create remarkable content, which is useful for various marketing purposes including brand awareness, recognition, loyalty, and most importantly, sales conversions. The public has high expectations of today's brands and consumers will naturally engage with those who regularly provide valuable and relevant content to them.
92% of marketers view content as a definite asset for their business. That's a lot of companies battling out on the Internet for a prospective buyer's attention. If you want to rise above the ranks, adapting content intelligence may be the best direction your business can take.
Personalization is a very crucial aspect of content marketing now, and CI can help your audience engage more by showing them relevant posts as they browse. 74% of consumers get frustrated with websites that suggest irrelevant content to them. Take Facebook's complex news feed algorithm, for example. While a bunch of people may see the same post on their timelines at one point, no two accounts will ever have the exact same content on their feed.
Getting creative is another vital ingredient when it comes to gaining new users and maintaining your current ones. CI can speed up and inspire the creative process by providing insights for compelling content and identify the right platform for each one.
Your audience has different activity levels throughout the day, and this is where timing becomes crucial. Publishing or promoting posts at certain times during the day can bring more readership, and CI aims to eliminate the guesswork here.
More than 200,000 blogs are published hourly, and 84% of them get less than ten shares. Aggressive content promotion is imperative to getting your content across a broader audience; an area content intelligence can assist in. What's more, blogs are only a piece of the puzzle. Repurposing them via photos, videos, and other platforms can help maximize your efforts.
Curata shared the following areas within the scope of content intelligence:
What type of content should I share?
What related content can I suggest my audience read next?
Which pieces should I update or refresh?
Which post should I focus on promoting right now?
How do I promote said content?
Previously, these questions were riddled with experimentation or patterned after reports that aren't always accurate. Content intelligence optimizes this for you on the fly, so long as you have the right tools in your business.
Unlocking the Power of Content Intelligence
To start experiencing the benefits of content intelligence, we've gathered helpful tips and a few tools that can help you stay ahead in the competition.
What Content Intelligence Means for Marketers
Going beyond publishing content
Churning out exciting content as consistently as you can is a good thing, but it's not enough to keep posting without having real data to base your decisions on. CI can help shorten the arduous process of content production and give you more accurate results. This will allow content creators to think beyond deadlines and focus on providing the best experience for your readers.
Forming a relationship with your audience
The high expectations of consumers can be met with the help of CI. Once your readers notice the kind of quality behind your content, they'll be more inclined to engaging with your brand in the future. Regular engagement forms trust, which is one of the most important goals in modern marketing.
Faster growth in the business
Content intelligence gives marketers today a luxury that many weren't able to experience before: a thorough analysis of all their content marketing efforts. Before data collection and analytics systems were the norm, people couldn't keep up with what was going on with their content. Today, we're able to analyze content data on a granular level, bringing real numbers into the context.
A more effective content marketing plan benefiting from content intelligence can help your business soar to faster heights. It's incredibly exciting and more challenging at the same time.
With the advent of tech systems automating jobs, the development of content intelligence now begs the question: Will content become fully automated?
While it's certainly the formula of every sci-fi movie out there, the current guess is that content can't be successful without a human touch. Getting information out there is important, but so is building the personal connection and relatability people want to see from brands—something that tech hasn't mastered…yet.
It's safe to say that the future looks bright for content marketers who want to grow their business digitally. Are you ready to integrate content intelligence in your marketing campaigns?
Contact Spiralytics to get a free content marketing assessment and take your first step towards content intelligence empowerment today!
Topics: Content Marketing, Content Intelligence
About Fatima Al-Hussaini
Fatima is a Content Marketing Writer for Spiralytics. She graduated with a Communication Arts degree from DLSU Manila and found a career in writing shortly afterward. Her other passions include yoga, calligraphy, and traveling. She has two cats and a deep love for chocolates!
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Q: Search functionality in reduxReact-native I am trying to achieve search functionality in redux
I am using the following code but its not working but the same code is working in plain javascript but not with redux
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    let newData = []
    dispatch({
      type: types.SEARCH_ITEMS,
      payload: (newData = DATA.filter((item) => {
        const itemData = `${item.name.toUpperCase()}`;
        const textData = name.toUpperCase();
        itemData.indexOf(textData) > -1;
        return newData;
      })),
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the newData is returning and empty array

export const reducer = (state = initialState, action) => {
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  switch (type) {
    case types.SEARCH_ITEMS:
      return [...action.payload];
    default:
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  }
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A: You should return from the filter callback true or false:
Try to do it this way:
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    dispatch({
      type: types.SEARCH_ITEMS,
      payload: DATA.filter((item) => {
        const itemData = `${item.name.toUpperCase()}`;
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Now officially halfway through the season, the Buffalo' Bills defense is looking pretty good.
Following their best effort since 2007, questions were abound this season as Mike Pettine's departure for Cleveland at the end of last year opened the door for the more traditional style of defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz. Schwartz hasn't disappointed, equaling the squad's efficiency from 2013 thus far while keeping the turnover differential in the black.
Safety Aaron Williams told reporters Wednesday the unit is using last season as a measuring stick while they work to continually improve their game.
"I feel like we're doing pretty good. We have a high standard for ourselves," Williams said via buffalobills.com. "We're trying to do a lot better than we did last year, and we were a top 10 defense last year. We put a lot of pressure on ourselves -- a lot of pressure on our D-line, our secondary and our 'backers -- and just do your job, and not anything more."
The Bills finished 10th in overall defense last year, the exact spot they're currently sitting. While its efforts against the pass have been mediocre at times, Buffalo's front seven have more than made up for it in the run game, allowing only 92 yards per game.
Keeping teams off the scoreboard has been another crucial aspect of the squad's success. The Bills rank seventh overall in points per game allowed (20.6); that's despite a pretty pedestrian effort in the red zone, where they've allowed touchdowns in 75 percent of opponents' opportunities the past three games.
And as Kyle Williams noted Wednesday, opponents are always looking for those type of weaknesses.
"I think we've gone in spurts where it's very, very good," Williams said. "Teams are gonna adapt; teams are going to change. We're going to have to adapt, not just at halftime but in-game, which we didn't do a great job on Sunday. We came out and played better in the second half, but when he (Michael Vick) first came in, he threw us for a loop.
"So far so good, but we still have a lot of things to work on."
The defense has some tough tests ahead, as the Bills are still slated to face the Broncos on the road (Week 14), Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers (Week 15) and the Patriots in Foxborough (Week 17).


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This is it: one last incredible, explosive Maximum Ride adventure with an astonishing ending no one could have seen coming. Maximum Ride and her faithful friends stand ready to face the two greatest threats that humankind has ever known, now combining forces in an unbeatable plot to destroy life as we know it once and for all. And this time, the enemy truly can't be stopped. The danger mounts just as Dylan has worked his way into Max's heart-but then Fang unexpectedly returns to the flock. An explosive confrontation between the two boys grows into a battle to win Max's heart, and the entire world hangs in the balance. In this powerful and moving finale of James Patterson's epic fantasy series, fans will finally get the answers they've been waiting for-and an ending full of shock, surprises, and the greatest conclusion you never saw coming.
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The Department of Pediatric Dentistry in the College of Dentistry at University of Illinois at Chicago is seeking qualified candidates for full-time open rank faculty positions in the Non-Tenured clinical track.
The Department seeks an excellent educator, mentor, and clinician with an interest in research to teach in both the pre-doctoral and post-graduate programs. The Department has a history of strong interaction with Public Health and allied health professions; thus, the ideal candidate should be able to work well within that environment. Responsibilities will include: (1) education of pediatric dental residents, dental students, physicians, nurses and medical residents; (2) delivery of dental care for children under general anesthesia and/or sedation; (3) participation in professional service; (4) production of scholarly activity, including presentations and publication of scientific manuscripts; and (5) mentoring of graduate student research projects, presentations, and publications. Participation in intramural or extramural practice may be available.
Qualifications include a DDS/DMD or foreign equivalent, completion of an US accredited specialty program in Pediatric Dentistry or foreign equivalent by the time of hire, hold or be eligible for dental license in Illinois, ability to obtain a controlled substances license, and maintain current cardiopulmonary resuscitation/basic life support and/or pediatric advanced life support certificates required. Board certification preferred or ability to complete the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry certification process within three years of the date of hire. Candidate should have experience utilizing conscious sedation and general anesthesia for pediatric dental care. Experience or training in the care of medically compromised and/or special needs patients is also required. Experience in evidence-based dentistry, curriculum development, and practice management and a strong background working with diverse patient populations are highly desirable. Academic rank and salary will be commensurate with norms and criteria for faculty appointments within the College of Dentistry.
For fullest consideration, submit a letter of intent, current C.V., and the names of three references to University of Illinois at Chicago, Human Resources website at https://jobs.uic.edu/112246 through the close of business on Monday, June 10, 2019. Position to remain open until filled.


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President Obama Awards 2013 National Humanities Medals
Documentary filmmaker, antiquarian society, historians of the African American experience and the women of the American South, radio hosts, and scholar of East Asian intellectual traditions among this year's recipients
Diane Rehm awarded a National Humanities Medal
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WASHINGTON, (July 22, 2014)
Watch the 2013 National Humanities Medals awards ceremony online.
President Barack Obama presented the 2013 National Humanities Medals to nine individuals and one organization today for outstanding achievements in history, cultural studies, filmmaking, cultural commentary, and historic preservation.
The medalists are: literary critic M.H. Abrams; historians David Brion Davis, Darlene Clark Hine, and Anne Firor Scott; East Asian scholar William Theodore de Bary; architect Johnpaul Jones; filmmaker Stanley Nelson; radio hosts Diane Rehm and Krista Tippett; and the historical organization the American Antiquarian Society. The National Humanities Medals were presented in conjunction with the National Medals of Arts at a White House ceremony.
The National Humanities Medal honors individuals or groups whose work has deepened the nation's understanding of the humanities, broadened our citizens' engagement with the humanities, or helped preserve and expand Americans' access to important resources in the humanities.
The official citations honoring the medalists are:
M. H. Abrams, literary critic, for expanding our perceptions of the Romantic tradition and broadening the study of literature. As a professor, writer, and critic, Dr. Abrams has traced the modern concept of artistic self-expression in Western culture, and his work has influenced generations of students. (Read profile.)
David Brion Davis, historian, for reshaping our understanding of history. A World War II veteran, Dr. Davis has shed light on the contradiction of a free Nation built by forced labor, and his examinations of slavery and abolitionism drive us to keep making moral progress in our time. (Read profile.)
William Theodore de Bary, East Asian Studies scholar, for broadening our understanding of the world. Dr. de Bary's efforts to foster a global conversation have underscored how the common values and experiences shared by Eastern and Western cultures can be used to bridge our differences and build trust. (Read profile.)
Darlene Clark Hine, historian, for enriching our understanding of the African American experience. Through prolific scholarship and leadership, Dr. Hine has examined race, class, and gender and shown how the struggles and successes of African American women shaped the Nation we share today. (Read profile.)
Johnpaul Jones, architect, for honoring the natural world and indigenous traditions in architecture. A force behind diverse and cherished institutions, Mr. Jones has fostered awareness through design and created spaces worthy of the cultures they reflect, the communities they serve, and the environments they inhabit. (Read profile.)
Stanley Nelson, producer and director, for documenting the story of African Americans through film. By turning a camera on both the well-known and unknown narratives of African Americans, Mr. Nelson has exposed injustice and triumph while revealing new depths of our Nation's history. (Read profile.)
Diane Rehm, radio host, for illuminating the people and stories behind the headlines. In probing interviews with pundits, poets, and Presidents, Ms. Rehm's incisive, confident, and curious voice has deepened our understanding of our communities and our culture. (Read profile.)
Anne Firor Scott, historian, for pioneering the study of southern women. Through groundbreaking research spanning ideology, race, and class, Dr. Scott's uncharted exploration into the lives of southern women has established women's history as vital to our understanding of the American South. (Read profile.)
Krista Tippett, radio host and author, for thoughtfully delving into the mysteries of human existence. On the air and in print, Ms. Tippett avoids easy answers, embracing complexity and inviting people of all faiths, no faith, and every background to join the conversation. (Read profile.)
American Antiquarian Society, historical organization, for safeguarding the American story. Through more than two centuries, the Society has amassed an unparalleled collection of historic American documents, served as a research center to scholars and students alike, and connected generations of Americans to their cultural heritage. (Read profile.)
The medals, first awarded as the Charles Frankel Prize in 1989, were presented during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House. The 2013 National Medals of Arts were presented at the same ceremony. Among the recipients are musician Linda Ronstadt and writer Maxine Hong Kingston. After the ceremony, the medalists and their families and friends joined the President and First Lady Michelle Obama for a reception in their honor.
This year, for the first time, the President bestowed a newly-designed National Humanities Medal on the ten recipients. The new National Humanities Medal, a polished bronze medallion depicting Lady Liberty, was designed by artist Paul Balan and selected by the National Endowment for the Humanities in a national medal design competition. It replaces the previous medal, which was designed by 1995 Frankel Prize winner David Macaulay.
Since 1996, when the first National Humanities Medal was given, 154 individuals have been honored, inclusive of this year's awardees. Eleven organizations also received medals. Previous medalists include Pulitzer Prize winners Philip Roth and Marilynne Robinson, Nobel Prize winner Toni Morrison, essayist Joan Didion, novelist John Updike, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel, sociologist Robert Coles, poet John Ashbery, filmmaker Steven Spielberg, and Nobel laureate Amartya Sen. A complete list of previous honorees is available at: http://www.neh.gov/whoweare/nationalmedals.html
New National Humanities Medal, designed by artist Paul Balan in national design competition
photo Maria Biernik, National Endowment for the Humanities
Paula Wasley: (202) 606-8424 | pwasley@neh.gov


Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified for the PlayStation Vita is about to become.. err.. declassified. A bit. Activision sent over the official box art, and made a promise that more information on the portable CoD title was coming soon. They also confirmed that there will be a Spec Ops Story mode and Multiplayer as well. But that's about it for now.
Check out the details and stay tuned for the real unveiling, hopefully in the near future.


I had to take the car in to the shop today. Rather than forcing my daughter to leave the house -- she was intent on spending the whole day at home -- I decided to bring my bike and ride back. I know that some of you are the sort of riders who are used to pedaling long distances over hill and dale. For me, though, the fact that I was able to make it all the way from First and River to my house without once having to put my foot down -- I made all the lights and fudged the two stop signs -- feels like a major accomplishment. What I'm proudest of, interestingly, is not that I had the strength and respiratory capacity to climb five hundred feet and do so quickly enough that I made the whole eight-mile trip in under forty minutes, but that I managed to shift the bike properly for once. When I ride in my neighborhood, I typically spend most of my time in the highest gear. It may constitute "weightlifting" instead of bicycling, as my velo-mad friend Eric once asserted, but it gets me the workout I want as fast as possible. Needless to say, though, the hills I climbed today are not the sort that can be taken in that gear. Plus, the portion above Ina -- I took Christie to Magee instead of turning left and heading down to Oracle -- consists of a couple short, steep ascents and descents in succession. I had to shift a lot, yet managed to do it without messing up. I hope you will pardon me, then, for patting myself on the back.
Best of all, you managed to avoid the "sorority girl from Pima Community College"!
I wonder if she's totaled that Miata yet . . .
A slightly belated "Happy Holidays!" to you. I hope to see you in person at some point in the year ahead.
As for the wannabe sorority girl, I have been thinking evil thoughts about her and her Miata all week because my leg is acting up again. The cold -- for here -- and wet -- for here -- weather hasn't helped.


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Calciumsulfit ist eine chemische Verbindung aus der Gruppe der Sulfite. Es ist ein Salz der Schwefligen Säure und liegt meist in Form eines Hydrates (Halbhydrat, Dihydrat) vor.

Gewinnung und Darstellung
Calciumsulfit kann wie Calciumhydrogensulfit durch Einwirkung von Schwefeldioxid auf in Wasser gelöstes Calciumcarbonat oder Calciumlauge gewonnen werden (Kalkwasserprobe). Die Lösung wird anschließend durch Trocknen oder Eindampfen in Kristalle überführt.

Eigenschaften
Calciumsulfit kann durch Oxidation in Calciumsulfat umgewandelt werden.

Es besitzt eine orthorhombische Kristallstruktur.

Verwendung
Calciumsulfit dient in Form des Lebensmittelzusatzstoffes E 226 als Konservierungsstoff, Farbstabilisator und Antioxidationsmittel. Bei der Papierherstellung wird Calciumsulfit als Aufschlusschemikalie beim Sulfitverfahren genutzt.

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otto10 » Rock » Bruce Springsteen - East Lansing Night
Bruce Springsteen - East Lansing Night Album
Bruce Springsteen Europe Crystal Cat Records 2016
Performer: Bruce Springsteen
Title: East Lansing Night
# Catalog: CC 1074-1075
Label: Crystal Cat Records
1 She's The One
2 Raise Your Hand
3 Growin' Up
4 Meeting Across The River
5 Frankie
6 Backstreets
7 Jungleland
8 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
9 Quarter To Three
10 Thunder Road
11 Sandy
12 Spirit In The Night
13 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
14 Intro
15 It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City
17 It's My Life
18 Born To Run
19 Detroit Medley
Live at M.S.U. Auditorium, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, April 4, 1976
Track 2-3 is listed as "It's Hard To Be The Saint In The City".
Tracks is a four-disc box set by Bruce Springsteen, released in 1998 containing 66 songs. This box set mostly consists of never-before-released songs recorded during the sessions for his many albums, but also includes a number of single B-sides, as well as demos and alternate versions of already-released material. The project began in early 1998, when Springsteen and his chief recording engineer, Toby Scott, began going through his massive collection of unreleased songs. Springsteen had been known as. Songs in album Bruce Springsteen - Spirit In The Night Live 2019. Bruce Springsteen - Satin Doll Live. Bruce Springsteen - Bishop Danced Live. Bruce Springsteen - Circus Song Live. Bruce Springsteen - Song To Orphans Live. Bruce Springsteen - Does This Bus Stop At 82Nd Street Live. Bruce Springsteen - New York City Song Live. Bruce Springsteen - Spirit In The Night Live. Bruce Springsteen - Hey Santa Ana Live. Bruce Springsteen - Tokyo Live. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Live 1975-85 - Bruce Springsteen. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. The Official Bruce Springsteen Website. The album is a collection of 18 songs chosen by Springsteen that trace his musical history from its earliest days and tell a story that parallels the one in the book. Chapter and Verse includes five previously unreleased tracks including two tracks from The Castiles, featuring a teenaged Springsteen on guitar and vocals. View Album . Chapter and Verse September 23, 2016. The Ties That Bind: The River Collection December 4, 2015. American Beauty April 19, 2014. MusiCares Person Of The Year: A Tribute to Bruce Springsteen March 25, 2014. High Hopes January 14, 2014. Wrecking Ball March 6, 2012. Bruce Springsteen: все альбомы, включая Western Stars - Songs From The Film , The Live Series: Songs from Around the World , The Classics и другие. Bruce Springsteen. 2019 Film Version. The Live Series: Songs from Around the World. The Classics. 2019 Live. 1999 Album. Where Have All The Flowers Gone: The Songs Of Pete Seeger. Bruce Springsteen he released a July 9th, 1981 concert he played at New Jersey's Brendan Byrne Arena to benefit the COVID-19 relief effort. Richard AaronGetty Images. The newest chapter in Bruce Springsteens monthly live concert download series is a show he played at New Jerseys Brendan Byrne Arena on July 9th, 1981. Every night was professionally recorded and select songs from the stand appeared five years later on the Live 197585 box set, but only Jersey Girl from the July 9th show made the cut. The rest of the recording has never been heard anywhere, though audience tapes from the show have circulated. Watch more of Bruce Springsteen's music videos: https. Chorus: And the world is busting at its seams And you're just a prisoner of your dreams Holding on for your life 'Cause you work all day to blow 'em away in the night. BruceSpringsteen Night LiveInHydePark. the Bruce Springsteen Setlist of the concert at Munn Ice Arena, East Lansing, MI, USA on November 17, 1978 from the Darkness Tour and other Bruce Springsteen Setlists for free on . Because the Night by Patti Smith Group. Bruce Springsteen Utica Memorial Auditorium, Utica, NY - Nov 14, 1978 Nov 14 1978. Bruce Springsteen Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, ON - Nov 16, 1978 Nov 16 1978. Nov 17, 1978. Bruce Springsteen Munn Ice Arena, East Lansing, MI - Nov 17, 1978 Nov 17 1978. Book unearths Stasi files to reveal how Communist leaders misjudged their bid to assuage East Germany's youth in 1988. When Bruce Springsteen turned up in Communist East Germany on 19 July 1988, it was, according to one fan, a moment some of us had been waiting a lifetime to hear. The US rock star greeted an audience that was restless, jaded and sick of being locked behind the Berlin Wall. And nothing, as it turned out, was to provide a better outlet for their frustration than a rock'n'roll concert. But it was still a surprise when an estimated 300,000 people from. Bruce Springsteen's recording career spans more than forty years, beginning with 1973's. A memorable six-night stand in the City of Brotherly Love ends on a high note with some old friends on Philadelphia '99. The 22-song set begins in jaw-dropping fashion with the long-awaited return of Incident On 57th Street, last played in December 1980, and features the first Reunion tour performances of Point Blank, Sherry Darling Streets of Philadelphia, Jungleland and Raise Your Hand to appear in the Archive Series
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Amnesty Raises Alarm Over Threat To Staff In Nigeria, Vows Not To Be Silent
Human rights group, Amnesty International has raised an alarm over threats to staff in Nigeria but said irrespective of the development, it will not back down in its fight against injustice.
"Amnesty International draws the attention of the Nigerian authorities and the general public to the intimidation and outright threats of attacks that were issued against its staff, supporters, and premises by a faceless and unknown group at a press conference held on 4 November 2020," the group said in a statement on its Twitter handle on Friday.
"Similar faceless groups had previously invaded our office and given us ultimatum to leave Nigeria. Amnesty International is a global human rights movement and we are independent of any government."
In spite of these attacks, Amnesty international restated this "we will not stay silent. In the face of efforts to evade responsibility or to smear our organization, we will continue to raise our voices whenever and wherever we see injustice."
While saying it is not affiliated to any government, ideology, or interest, and have been working in Nigeria since June 1967, it said "the Nigerian authorities owe a legal duty to ensure the protection of lives and properties what every person in the country.
"Malicious threats will not deter us from continuing to speak against human rights violation and abuses by state and non-state actors."
Amnesty International Nigeria
@AmnestyNigeria
We will continue to call on the Nigerian government to use its authority and resources to investigate all allegations of human rights violations and abuses, including; rape, torture, arbitrary detentions and unlawful killings. #EndSARS #LekkiTollGateShooting
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Q: In Microsoft Dynamics 365, why is my filter not a combo box when I am running start my Visual Studio Project? I'm currently following the tutorial "Creating a custom filter control" in Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations Development Cookbook - Fourth Edition
I've created the extension to the MainAccount which includes, under NavigationList(Group) -> Filter (Group)", an instance of Combo Box with the following properties:
| Property        | Value                      |
| Name            | FilterType                 |
| AutoDeclaration | Yes                        |
| EnumType        | DimensionLedgerAccountType |
| Selection       | 10                         |

In Visual Studio's preview, this displays correctly and offers the expected set of values.
I've set my project to be my startup project.
I've set my form extension to be my startup object.
... and then I click "Start".
After some long wait for the page to render, I find the labels for the fields are displayed with short black lines where the input fields should be, but the input fields hardly allow any interaction.  I can click on them to select them, transforming them into blue box shapes, but I can't actually type anything into them and the input which should be a drop-down/combo-box for "type" has no visual or functional distinctions from the input for "name" which should just be text.
Is Visual Studio failing to deploy something?
Is there some additional modification needed in my metadata for this to render as expected?
What do I need to do to fix this?

A: Because you mention that you click "Apply", I think you are in the wrong area of the form.
Take a look at the screenshot from my implementation of the recipe, you can see there are two filter areas on the form. The first is the standard filter experience and the listed fields are based on the ranges set on the query of the form. Those fields are text fields because they allow you to enter filter values which may be different from one possible value. The second area is the one where the two custom filter controls described by the recipe in the cookbook were added. As you can see in the screenshot, the "Main account type" control provides a combo box behavior with the allowed values. If you change a value in on of these two controls, you don't need to click "Apply". Instead, the filters are applied automatically when the onModified event of the control fires.

A: With thanks to FH-Inway who spent some time screen sharing, it turns out the problem was not with the solution but with my expectations.
I expected the filter fields to simply be displayed and immediately available for use.
However, in actually -- completely counter-intuitively -- the fields, being created as part of the form, are only editable after one clicks the "Edit" button.
Once in edit mode, the fields display and interact as expected.