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Руска втора дивизия е третият ешелон в руския футбол. Тя е разделена на 5 регионални зони. До 1998 носи името Втора Лига.

Победителят във всяка зона се класира за 1 дивизия и участва в купата на Професионалната Футболна Лига. Носителят на тази купа се счита за шампион във Втора Дивизия. Отборите, които заемат последното място във всяка зона изпадат в ЛФЛ и губят професионалния си статут.

История
В началото на съществуването си 2 дивизия е разделена на 6 зони. През 1993 са увеличени на 7, а година по-късно отборите са разделени спрямо географското си положение в 4 зони – Запад, Център, Сибир и Далечен изток. Последните 2 са обединени през 1995 година и Втора лига е вече с 3 зони. През 1998 състезанието започва да се организира от ПФЛ, а зоните са 6 – Запад, Център, Урал, Поволжие, Юг и Изток. През сезон 2003 зоните Урал и Поволжие са обединени и е въведен турнирът за купата на ПФЛ. През октомври 2011 футболистът на ФК МИТОС от зона Юг Михаил Осинов вкарва най-бързият гол в историята на футбола.

Участници
През 2012/13 във всички зони участват 73 отбора.

Победители

Източници
 Сайт за ФНЛ и Втора лига.

Турнири по футбол в Русия
Футбол в Русия

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Brilliant throwback films to enjoy with the kids
Time to stage an intervention! Already sick of hearing your kids' shows on repeat? Free the remote from their clutches and settle in for a fabulously retro family film night.
There's no escape from the family and I'm tearing my hair out (no root problem here, just baldness). Elaborate games of hide and seek are over in seconds, teenagers raise their eyes from their phones to look at you with pity, but there is a way to make it work. Your children's cinematic education starts now, with this smorgasbord of throwback films they're going to love (or laugh at).
The Goonies (1985, PG)
"Hey you, guuuuuuuuys" make use of your lockdown weight gain and do the truffle shuffle. The Goonies is without question an absolute must. A story of friendship, adventure, comedy booby traps, bants and a celebration peoples' differences – long before it was PC. Mikey, Chunk, Mouth Devereaux, Stef, Data Wang and Brand go in search of treasure to solve their families' financial strife and attracting the attention of a family of criminals. The Cyndi Lauper soundtrack ticks a box too.
E.T.: Extra-Terrestrial (1982, PG)
Steven Spielberg's classic is considered one of the greatest sci-fi films of all time. Ignore the naysayers who claim it is too schmaltzy – Elliot's encounter with alien life, the hoody-wearing ET in his bike basket, "ET phone home" line and John Williams' epic music. There won't be a dry eye in the house (particularly if you're over 40). An Eighties magic moment.
Beetlejuice (1987, 12A)
Ahhh, Tim Burton's Beetlejuice. His 1997 film became the surprise lockdown hit and is now one of Netflix's most-watched movies right now. Why? It's perfect quarantine viewing about a couple who are living in enforced isolation filled with ghostly hijinks and an unfortunate run-in with creepy bio-exorcist Betelgeuse (Michael Keaton). It all feels very 2020.
Ghostbusters (1984, 12A)
Fire up the proton pack, and wipe that slime off your face, Ghostbusters is a cult classic. It may have Stay Puft Marshmallow Man-sized holes in the plot, but pah who cares? The special effects guys at the time were let loose in the sweet shop, Dan Ackroyd (he wrote the script) and Bill Murray have some witty one-liners, the soundtrack is infectious and we all love a boiler suit.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986, 15)
"Bueller…Bueller…Bueller…" You can't throwback to the 80s without seeing Ferris Bueller's Day Off. I watched this with my kids last week (11 and 12) and they LOVED it. John Hughes's teen movie classic tells the story of one Ferris Bueller (starring a young Matthew Broderick), a carefree teen who just doesn't want to go to school today. But the principal (played brilliantly by Jeffrey Jones), isn't going to let that fly, and he's out to spoil Bueller's perfect day. Keep your eyes peeled for Cameron Frye's stonking mid-century home, designed by A. James Speyer, protege of Mies Van der Rohe (property porn right there) and Dirty Dancing's 'Baby' Jennifer Grey as Bueller's vindictive sister.
Stand By Me (1986, 15)
Long before Stranger Things, Rob Reiner's 1986 film Stand By Me combined youth, nostalgia and corpses for an iconic coming-of-age story. The retro soundtrack and inappropriate lusting over a very young River Phoenix (yeah you're right, all wrong) this tale (based on Stephen King's novella) of four boys in search of a body in the woods, takes them from the naivety of childhood to the sometimes ugly truth of being a grown-up.
Dirty Dancing (1987, 12)
The movie that launched a thousand movie quotes – 'Nobody puts Baby in the corner', 'I carried a watermelon', 'This Is My Dance Space. This Is Your Dance Space'. I'll let you fill in the blanks – and many drunk attempts at the lift, Dirty Dancing is a must-watch cheese-fest, stonking soundtrack and Patrick Swayze's six pack.
Gremlins (1984, 12A)
Forget the Atari 2600 and Mr Frosty ice-maker, the one Christmas present every 80s kid wanted was a Mogwai. Off the chart cuteness – don't get him wet, keep him out of bright light, and never ever feed him after midnight. Muddy editors come with the same instructions. What's happens if you do… Gremlins. It's scary, funny and has a baddy that stole Billy Idol's hairdo.
Back To The Future (1985, PG)
Fire up the DeLorean, and go Back To The Future. The gold standard of family adventure films was a career-defining moment for Michael J Fox who plays Marty McFly. Marty forms a strange bond with an old scientist, almost kisses is mum when he goes back in time and has one of the best theme tunes EVER.
Footloose (1984, 12A)
Before Kevin Bacon did EE ads, he starred in the 1984 dance film, Footloose. What's it about? Well, Bacon moves from Chicago to a small town where dancing is banned. But nobody puts Kevin in the corner, and he moves hell and high kicks to overturn this toe-tapping injustice. The role was originally meant for Tom Cruise, then Rob Lowe but Kev was sloppy thirds and this feelgood film has charm and cringe in equal measure.
The NeverEnding Story (1984, U)
Love fantasy that's strictly PG? Time to revisit The Neverending Story is a masterclass in terrifying puppets, questionable animation, and traumatizing storylines. The Neverending Story is literally about a kid sitting in an attic and reading all day creating a bonkers world with a luckdragon, busty, laser-shooting Sphinx statues and Limahl and his flwoing blond mullet singing the title track.
Weird Science (1985, 12)
If you have your own hormone raging teen, this could go one of two ways – funny family bonding film or awkward too-near-the-knuckle disaster. Weird Science is about a couple of nerds who are desperate for a beautiful girlfriend and in order to get one go down the My First Frankenstein route to create a virtual woman using a computer and a doll, infusing her with all the characteristics of their dream woman. These days, just click add to basket at Cyborgs Are Us.
The Princess Bride (1987, PG)
Jeez, were the Eighties so bad, that we needed the escapism of fantasy films? There are a lot to choose from, but The Princess Bride is a movie that's been covered in unicorn dust, popped on a pedestal and caused a social media meltdown when it was suggested it would be remade. It's a love story set in a fairytale within its own self-aware artificiality. It's also Mr M's favourite film. Sorry, kids, there is no escape.
The Karate Kid (1984, PG)
This is one way of sharing chores in lockdown – 1) Watch The Karate Kid; 2) Tie a bandana around your kids' heads; 3) Make like Mr Miaggi and get them dusting like they're training for their next bout. A lesson in resilience and perfecting skills. I'd almost call it educational.
Mrs Doubtfire (1993, PG)
A divorced father dragging it up as a kind Scottish nanny to continue seeing his kids. Mrs Doubtfire is one of the late, great Robin Williams' most enduring roles and introduced his talents to children, bringing humour, humility and heart to the role. It's a family film night regular for good reason.
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971, PG)
Johnny Depp's weird and wonderful Willy Wonka film with its stupendous special effects is a brilliant remake, but you have to watch the 1971 original. Gene Wilder is an oddball with a lot less make-up, the little people casting agency made a mint and some of the scenes were so trippy, the entire crew was probably high as a kite throughout. I mean there's a spinning chicken in the chocolate river tunnel scene. A 'Just say no' campaign, right there.
Grease (1978, PG)
I first saw Grease as a 7 year old, when I used to sing that Sandra Dee was 'lousy with perchinity' (no joke, my mum never told me it was 'virginity' for years). So I'm hopelessly devoted to Grease – it's my absolute favourite film. John Travolta's smouldering Danny Zuko, Olivia Newton John's transformation from sweet to sexpot Sandy and an unhealthy obsession with the Pink Ladies – Frenchie's pink hair and Rizzo's sassiness. Sing-a-long and don't mention the fact the cast is old enough to be the Rydale High's teachers.
Flash Gordon (1980, PG)
Gordon's Aliiiiive! Flash Gordon comes with a warning – it's bad. Really bad. But in a so bad it's good kinda way – and has even become a cult sci-fi fantasy classic. To say it has aged badly is an understatement. Basically Emperor Ming the Merciless of the planet Mongo tries to destroy Earth by remotely causing natural disasters. Cue "Flash" Gordon in his tight singlet to save the day.
Wayne's World (1982, PG)
'Wayne's World, party time… EXCELLENT' Wayne's World is the movie of a thousand memes. For a film that's now 38 years old, that's quite an achievement. Mike Myers and Dana Carvey originally took their Saturday Night Live sketch and with a teeny tiny budget and just 34 days had it in the can. Yes, it's very much of its time – goofy, grungy and has some questionable music choices, but your kids will be parroting the lines like a stuck record.
Top Gun (1986, 15)
I feel the need, the need for speed! Tom Cruise, Kelly McGillis, Anthony Edwards, Meg Ryan and Val Kilmer star in this 1986 classic. Great soundtrack, gratuitous volleyball scene. Hmmm. Don't deny yourself a night with Mav and Goose – they've got that loving feeling. It's Tom before he had his teeth done and discovered Scientology, the film does feel a bit dated but it's worth watching just to your teenagers' eye rolls when every excruciating line is uttered by Kellie McGillis.
Airplane! (1980, 12A)
Surely you can't be serious. 'I am serious…and don't call me Shirley.' Airplane has the best one-liners ever and regularly cited as one of the greatest comedies on the planet. Starring Leslie Neilson as Dr Rumack, Julie Hagerty as the ditzy flight attendant, Robert Hays as traumatised war vet Ted Striker and a blow-up pilot, your kids may think the production values are lame, but it's all part of its charm. A must-watch, rite of passage movie.
Edward Scissorhands (1990, PG)
Tim Burton and Johnny Depp have long been a match made in horror heaven but it all started with Edward Scissorhands – about a gothic robot with knives for fingers plonked into Stepford Housewives-style pastel suburbia where the bored housewives have the hots for their freakish new resident and a bittersweet romance between Edward and Kim (Winona Ryder). It's as fun as Burton's other films but with the heart to match. Also good for hairdressing tips in lockdown.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988, PG)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? – a mix of cartoon and live-action – felt truly groundbreaking in 1988. Starring Bob Hoskins as private detective Eddie Valiant, the film is set in 1947 Hollywood where cartoon characters and people co-exist. His job to exonerate Roger Rabbit who is accused of murder. Fun fact: curvy cartoon redhead Jessica Rabbit was once voted the sexiest screen siren, beating Marilyn Monroe to the top spot. It doesn't take Freud to unravel that one.
National Lampoons Vacation (1983, 15)
While we're holidaying nowhere right now, you can live vicariously through the Griswalds and thank your lucky stars this isn't you right now. Since 1983 Ad exec Clark Griswald (Chevy Chase) has come to represent all dads – well-meaning but calamitous. Laser-focused on taking his family to Wally World, this becomes less a vacation and more of a descent into a peculiar hell. Suddenly the tent in the garden looks more appealing.
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The dynamic duo of Entertainment Executive Chadd Black and the viral sensation Reggie Ray look to make entertainment channel history with the conceptualization of "Race 2 Review," an all-inclusive entertainment show that will cover all things related to black culture, celebrity gossip, and the entertainment world.
A monumental feat, the show will be one of the first times ever that two African American men take the lead in a television and digital talk show of these proportions. As leaders in their respective fields and thought leaders in their craft, "Race 2 Review" guarantees value, entertainment, and intrigue to viewers all over America.
Born and raised in Houston, Texas, Chadd Black has brought pride to his roots. He has spent over a decade building a legacy in the creative and music world. He has contributed heavily to the local creative community and has become one of the most influential voices in Houston. Chadd has often been called "The Mogul in the Making." With a clear vision for the creative community and his vast music empire, his goal is to transform the way people from "H Town" experience entertainment.
Chadd is the founder of "The 713 Agency," a premiere artists management company that develops some of the most promising talents that America has ever seen. He also created the Chadd Black Awards to celebrate the local creative scene and spotlight some of Houston and the Texas area's best creatives and entertainers. In 2017, the entertainment guru also launched "The Chadd Black Academy" to support them mentally, physically, and emotionally disabled through music's power.
In recent times, Chadd has announced that he will be working with social media influencer and virtual star Reggie Ray to develop a virtual show that will bring audiences the latest scoop and most insightful conversations around themes like black culture and the entertainment industry. The idea for the show sprang from the two influential thought leaders' love for entertainment and music. Through the show, they aspire to deliver a rich perspective to the world via meaningful conversations.
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TPC Overall Rank: #300 out of 2933 rides.
Decent theming. Great view on first hill, at least from the front car. Also a good lengthy ride. Minuses are total employee apathy and a pretty rough ride. Worth going on once.
Looks better than it feels. Quite an average rollercoaster in an extra ordinary setting. And very expensive to ride.
Manhattan Express, or now &quot...The Roller Coaster&quot... is a big Togo looper. It looks really cool from the strip with the occasional train zooming down the drops acompanied by screams. The ride station is located at the back of the casino and up a floor. Typically the big ride is located at the back of a park so visitors must travel past concessions and the like. Here potential riders must walk by slots, gaming tables, and other things to get your money.
The trains looked really cool, not as cool as the cars on GAdv&#39...s old Viper coaster though. However, ME doesn&#39...t use Togo trains anymore. they were replaced by Primiers.
The ride starts with a brake block into a large, steep lift hill. As you head up, you can see the train reflected off the windows of the towers. The lift tops out at a very deceptive 203 feet. The first drop wasn&#39...t terribly steep and levels out well above the ground. After a straight-away the train shoots up another hill and down a 144 foot drop. The train goes up another hill, turns a bit at the top, and drops onto the roof of New York, New York.
Next is a vertical loop followed by a twist dive element. an awesome element if I say so myself with its couple seconds of upsidedown time. After the inversions is a brake block and a few bunny hops and some turns. The final element is a helix was actually pretty forceful and smooth. The coaster hits the brakes soon after and ends with a steep curving tunnel back to the station. The tunnel is decked out with tire drives so riders don&#39...t get the thrill of zooming down the tunnel!
ME was pretty rough, but not awful. I can&#39...t imagine what the ride was like back when they had the original Togo trains though. Nice location, nice themeing, nice drops, and a couple nice elements. If you care to spent the $14 on something other than slots or poker, than this is a pretty good choice.
I quite liked this roller coaster. The main reason was probably because of the views it gave. Yes, it was rough at some points, but I expected it to be.
Quite rough for a steel coaster, but still alright.
Its seen smoothe days, but its still probably the best coaster in Vegas. The theming around the ride with the mini-manhattan buildings really adds to it I think. There is basically no wait, whether morning, noon, or night, so whether you like the front or back you should be cool. A solid first drop, some decent speed and inversions make it a good overall ride experience, dont miss it if your in town. The roughness wasnt terrible, but it needs some refurbishment to smooth out the wear and tear from all its years of use.
I havent been on a coaster since 1985- and this was the first modern roller coaster Ive ever ridden. Suffice to say, my eyes were closed, head was down, and I road in fear after the first inversion. Never have been scared on a coaster before. I was glad when it ended- but now I want to go again with eyes open. Didnt seem that jerky to me (but I was in crash position)- nor did I feel myself getting any serious Gs or airtime. Just high, fast, and scary. Wow.
Much too pricey at $12.50, and you have to pay another 50 cents for a locker to stow your bags or camera. 2 for 1 coupons are apparently around. Our cars were delayed before the first hill because they detected a camera in front of us (? using video monitors).
I did not find this ride as painful as lame. Yes, there is some jolting around, but its not as bad as, say, a Zamperla Flyer or Togo Standup. The ride is almost funny in that even during the strait sections, the ride is found bouncing between rails. The loop and heartline were ok but still nothing to make me like the ride. The part after the heartline is simpyl humerous - the bunny hops are stupid, the helix things are rough and overall the ride is lackluster. Not terribl, but still pretty bad. Imagine sitting in a shopping cart as it is pushed down a flight of stairs.. thats about what Manhattan Express is worth.
The first thing I noticed about this ride is the strange restraint. Its like a pitchfork over your shoulders. The problem with it is that instead of raising out of your seat for the bunny hops, you just press into the arms over your shoulders which is a little uncomfortable and it also takes away one of peoples favorite part of coasters, airtime. Other than that, it is a solid ride. A good mini drop off of the lift into a large drop into the main portion of the ride. The feature move of the ride is the heartline roll and dive. With so many coasters being built every year it is tough to be unique, and this element definately is unique. It just seemed a little better to me than your typical B&M zero-G roll. A good ride, but not quite great. If you got the money, definately give it a try.


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M'sia and S'pore to thrash out ILS dispute
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Transport Minister Anthony Loke.
SEPANG: Malaysian and Singaporean authorities will meet in January to thrash out the dispute over Singapore's use of the Instrument Landing System (ILS) at its Seletar Airport, Transport Minister Anthony Loke said today.
The ILS has been a contentious issue and has put a strain on relations.
Loke, who was speaking at a press conference after launching the "Happy Guests, Caring Hosts" Service Culture Transformation Programme by Malaysia Airports, said he did not want to comment on the issue any further.
"Enough said about the issue, let the two sides meet as we have already decided to meet in Jan," he said. "We have explained our side."
Malaysia maintains that if Singapore goes on with the ILS, it would not only affect Pasir Gudang but also up north to Ayer Tawar and Kota Tinggi.
In a video Loke posted on his Facebook page, he explained why he was against the ILS.
He explained that as Seletar Airport is only 2km from Pasir Gudang, any planes landing at the airport will intrude into Malaysia's airspace.
The height buffer from a distance of 3km and 6km from the Seletar Airport runway cannot be higher than 54m and 145m, respectively.
"This means, even a mobile crane would have breached the height limit and there are many tall buildings in Johor," said Loke.
"We can't even build tall buildings over Pasir Gudang if we allow that flight path and our Pasir Gudang Port will be subjected to higher risks and multiple restrictions.
"Previously, Seletar Airport did not use ILS and pilots can manoeuvre around obstacles, hence no height regulation is required around the flight path area.
"But now, it is compulsory to impose height restrictions for ILS."


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New Krispy Kreme's Hershey's doughnuts
March 18, 2015 April 27, 2021
What happens when you combine Krispy Kreme with Hershey's? You get a totally kissable doughnut!
One of the best-selling international doughnut brands has collaborated with one of the largest chocolate manufacturers in the world, and this might be the best combination of chocolate anyone could ever wish for!
Check out Krispy Kreme's 3 new "Made With Hershey's" doughnuts which are crispy, creamy and kiss-worthy and can be found in all Krispy Kreme outlets in Malaysia.
According to Berjaya Krispy Kreme's General Manager, Suanne Chuah, "We know there is a strong following of Hershey's Kisses out there and we wanted to give them an exciting new way to enjoy our doughnuts, and vice versa – our fans are always looking out for new flavours. The result is the Made with Hershey's range and you will find that it is extremely crave-worthy", Lipstiq reports.
"We love to keep the doughnut landscape joyful and exciting with such introductions of premium flavours. To kick start the Made with Hershey's range, we are giving away 100 doughnuts daily for a week to both fans of Hershey's and Krispy Kreme," Chuah added.
The 3 new Made with Hershey's Krispy Kreme doughnuts will be available from 26 April 2015 onwards, and they are:-
1. Kisses Cookies and Cream
2. Chocolate Chips
3. Kisses with Almond
Also, Krispy Kreme Malaysia is giving complimentary Krispy Kreme Hershey's this April where 50 names will be drawn daily from 16 March to 22 March, so don't miss out!
To know more about the exciting complimentary Krispy Kreme Hershey's, visit Krispy Kreme Malaysia's Facebook page.
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Q: Reading in a Table Using rvest This is a link to a table with a table of ~290 Vine Plant names:
https://www.forestryimages.org/browse/catsubject.cfm?cat=51
I am trying to read in the table and keep the Common Names column. I have tried doing this with with the rvest library like so:
vine_web <- "https://www.forestryimages.org/browse/catsubject.cfm?cat=51"
vine_names <- vine_web %>%
  read_html() %>%
  html_table()

It reads the column names, but not the contents of the table. I have tried several reiterations using html_nodes, html_element, copying the css selector, and even the xpath.
I always end up with this as a result:
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# A tibble: 1 x 4
  `Subject Number` `Common Name` `Scientific Name` `Number Of Images`
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1 NA               NA            NA                NA

The table is in a dynamic format, which leads me to believe that html_table() may need to be altered or may be the inappropriate function to use here. I would like to know if there is a way to read this table into R.

A: It appears that you need JavaScript to scrape that table, but there is a workaround to download the data in JSON form. If you inspect and go to the network tab, there is an API that you can request for the JSON format of the table. Let me know if this answers your question.
library(jsonlite)
json_data <- fromJSON("https://api.bugwood.org/rest/api/subject/.json?fmt=datatable&include=count&cat=51&systemid=2&draw=2&columns%5B0%5D%5Bdata%5D=0&columns%5B0%5D%5Bsearchable%5D=false&columns%5B0%5D%5Borderable%5D=false&columns%5B0%5D%5Bsearch%5D%5Bvalue%5D=&columns%5B1%5D%5Bdata%5D=1&columns%5B1%5D%5Bsearchable%5D=true&columns%5B1%5D%5Borderable%5D=true&columns%5B1%5D%5Bsearch%5D%5Bvalue%5D=&columns%5B2%5D%5Bdata%5D=2&columns%5B2%5D%5Bsearchable%5D=true&columns%5B2%5D%5Borderable%5D=true&columns%5B2%5D%5Bsearch%5D%5Bvalue%5D=&columns%5B3%5D%5Bdata%5D=3&columns%5B3%5D%5Bsearchable%5D=false&columns%5B3%5D%5Borderable%5D=true&columns%5B3%5D%5Bsearch%5D%5Bvalue%5D=&order%5B0%5D%5Bcolumn%5D=1&order%5B0%5D%5Bdir%5D=asc&start=163&length=126&search%5Bvalue%5D=&_=1657572710039")
result <- as.data.frame(json_data$data)
colnames(result) <- json_data$columns

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Alannah Farrell
Alannah Farrell is a visual artist born and raised in the sticks of rural upstate New York. Working predominantly with painting and photography, Alannah seamlessly creates work across mediums that explore the artist's complex relationship to gender, personal narrative and emotionality.
She graduated from Cooper Union in 2010 with a BFA in Fine Arts and has been published in several magazines including The Wild, Quiet Lunch, Posture, Dark Beauty, Creem, Italian Vogue, Madame Figaro, Buffet, Daddy Issues, Volup2, and Beauty Today. In 2015 she completed a painting residency at Rox Gallery and several of her paintings will be in an upcoming show at City Bird gallery. Her work has been shown in NYC and Berlin. She has modeled for many artists including Stephane Coutelle, Sophia Wallace, and Ryan Mcginley.
Recently a friend informed her that her sleepy face and tits are hanging out on a page in Artforum.
Jordan Franklin
Born in 1990, Jordan E. Franklin is a poet born and raised in Brooklyn. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Brooklyn College in 2012 earning a BFA in Creative Writing. An avowed lover of music, her tastes and preferences often pepper her poems. She can frequently be found performing in various reading series around NYC including "Having A Whiskey Coke With You" and "The Buzzards' Banquet."
A newly admitted candidate to Stony Brook Southampton's MFA program in Creative Writing, she will begin her studies in the Fall.
Joanne Petit-Frére
Hailing from Brooklyn, NY, with Haitian roots, Joanne Petit-Frére is a sculptor, and hair designer, creating intricate, avant-garde crowns out of braided hair. Joanne's sculptures juxtapose traditional East and West African adornments and culture with baroque opulence, and are rich with commentary on colonialism and the appropriation of African culture. Her work has been featured in many publications including Vogue Italia, Vogue Japan, Harvard University's Transitions Magazine, and the digital magazinedesignboom. She has worked as a production designer creating her custom hair sculptures for Beyoncé, Joey Badass, Les Nubians, and Meshell Ndegeocello, among others. She has studied at FIT, Cooper Union, The Academy of Architecture Amsterdam, and Central Saint Martins. Joanne's goals include creating a firm of hair braiders, braid designers, weave artists and hair prop artists.
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Lily Gist
Lily Gist is a visual artist living in Brooklyn, NY. In her series, Metrics, she explores new ways to measure, study, and share experiences to account for the biases and blindspots in our self perception.
Her work has been featured in several group shows in the NYC and Boston areas, and her Hundreds of Graphs of You was included in the Gutai Card Box at the Guggenheim Museum's "Gutai: Splendid Playground" (2013). (lilygist.com)
Lucia Love hails from the deep woods of Connecticut where there were bald eagles and black bears easily seen roaming outside bathroom windows. She now resides in Brooklyn where it is more common to see ice cream trucks and pan-handlers. Her dream jobs have included (but are not limited to) illustrating Magic: The Gathering cards, operating fighter jets, being the reincarnation of Pierre Cardin, and creating a cartoon for Adult Swim about a rabbit who works as a surgeon haunted by compulsive masturbation. Her work is unbound by specific medium and has been exhibited in venues such as Family Business, the Last Brucennial, the Cue Foundation, and B2OA gallery.
Olivia Mardwig
First generation New Yorker, writer of poems, drinker of reds. Female identifying heterosexual with the ego of a 20th century man.
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Claire Molek
Claire Molek is a Chicago-based curator who specializes in working with emerging contemporary artists as well as producing small and large-scale art events. She began her career working for Tony Fitzpatrick, and then by opening a quickly celebrated store-front apartment gallery in 2009 with now filmmaker Erin Babbin and food artist Nick Jirasek. She went on to open and run pop-up Hauser Gallery in 2012 with photographer Marc Hauser and later founded and directed Brave New Art World, an interdisciplinary, widely attended art walk which paired galleries with food and beverage companies, brought guerilla performers and installations into the street, and celebrated our togetherness within the industry, throughout 2013. She now works primarily as a project, art and industry consultant, as well as an independent curator/dealer. She is known throughout Chicago and in the media as a "local darling," a "ball-busting iconoclast," industry innovator, guerrilla curator, facilitator, and all around support system for young artists. (clairemolek.com)
Aviva Morris
Aviva is a nomad, artist, and rebel with too many causes.
She recently graduated Harvard Graduate School of Education, where she studied development, psychology, and advocacy. Her goal for the future is to work with adolescents exposed to trauma in Israel.
Lucy Parks
Lucy Parks is a New York-based activist, educator, and spoken word artist. Born and raised in the Appalachian Mountains, Lucy fulfilled the requisite small-town queer narrative by moving to the big city right after high school. However, Lucy continues to honor Appalachian heritage and identifies as an ethical redneck. Lucy is most regularly found sitting in long meetings about the education crisis and the criminal justice system or teaching a class of kindergarteners in Ridgewood, Queens. The most passionate organizing and artistic work that Lucy does revolves around prison abolition, queer identity, and access to higher education.
Molly Rose Quinn
Molly Rose Quinn is a poet living in Brooklyn and the Director of Public Programming at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe. Her poems appear in Black Warrior Review, The Offing, Everyday Genius, No, dear, Two Serious Ladies, Four Way Review,Powder Keg, and other places. Her essays and interviews appear in The Atlas Review, Freerange Nonfiction, The L Magazine, and The Brooklyn Rail, and she is a contributor to Scout. She is a fiction committee member for the Brooklyn Book Festival and co-organizer of the Moby-Dick Marathon NYC. She was raised in Memphis, Tennessee
Diana Salvatore
Diana Salvatore is a writer and artist living in Brooklyn, NY. Her stories and poetry feature brutally honest, hilariously relatable accounts of life as a young woman in New York City and elsewhere. After living and working in Provence under the tutelage of French artist Sandrine Christophle, Diana completed stints in the editorial department of Martha Stewart Living, and the fashion closet of Seventeen magazine. An avid home cook, her latest endeavor is a collection of recipes inspired by her Mediterranean roots. Check future issues of Suffragette City for Diana's latest works.
Linda Stern
Linda Stern's first poetry collection, Why We Go by Twos, is available from Barefoot Muse Press and through Amazon.com. Her poems have appeared in The New Criterion, Mezzo Cammin,The Raintown Review, Big City Lit, and Kin Poetry Journal among other publications, and she has poems forthcoming in American Arts Quarterly and the anthology Songs for a Passbook Torch(Cherry Castle Publishing). She co-published the poetry magazine Endymion and, more recently, was associate editor of the online poetry journal Umbrella.
Gerry Visco
Gerry Visco is a performer, writer, and photographer. She is illegally blonde and lives on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
She has performed at such venues as the Cutting Room, Dixon Place, Theater for the New City, The Museum of Arts and Design, the Creative Time Gala, The Wild Project, Chantal's House of Shame in Berlin, Envoy Gallery, The Slipper Room, and nightclubs all over Brooklyn and Manhattan. She has appeared in several films, music videos, and TV shows, including Woody Allen'sStardust Memories, Mozart In the Jungle, Oddities, Love, Lust, or Run, Hellaware, and Abel Ferrara's 4.44 Last Day on Earth. Visco currently writes for Interview magazine, Vice, and online art magazine Hyperallergic. She has written hundreds of articles which have appeared in NY Press and Out. Her photography has appeared in NY Magazine, The Village Voice, The Daily News, and Gawker and has been shown at the Munch Gallery in NYC, and Gallery U in Montclair, NJ and Detroit, Michigan. The Village Voice named her Bravest Nightlife Photographer of 2010. Gerry holds a BA in Literature, an MFA in Writing, and an MS in Journalism from Columbia University and is a certified yoga teacher from the Iyengar Institute. She also has a day job in educational administration.
She is currently writing a tell-all memoir about her colorful life as muse, fag hag, and rent girl, in the gritty glamorous world of New York City during the 1970s and 1980s.
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The Overseas Public Relations Sub-division promotes Hong Kong globally, working closely with government's offices overseas, on the Mainland and in Taiwan. The Sub-division liaises closely with foreign media organisations based in Hong Kong, handles press enquiries, provides news and information, arranges press briefings and interviews, as well as providing speech writing and editing services. It also runs a visit programme for visiting journalists and monitors reports on Hong Kong by media outside Hong Kong. In addition, it co-ordinates and implements publicity projects to tie in with senior officials' outbound visits.
Information Units in government offices outside Hong Kong provide news and information to the public and media in the local area. They also arrange press briefings and interviews, produce newsletters about the latest developments in Hong Kong, and stage various promotional activities to promote the advantages of Hong Kong.
The Visits and International Conferences Sub-division runs the department's Sponsored Visitors Programme, which targets opinion-formers and decision-makers around the world for visits to Hong Kong as guests of the government, with a view to promoting a favourable image of the city. These visitors include government and political leaders, academics and think-tank members, as well as leading figures in the business and financial sectors. The Sub-division also arranges visit programmes for other non-sponsored VIPs coming to Hong Kong as well as rendering support services in relation to outbound visits by senior government officials.
The Brand Hong Kong Management Unit (BMU) is responsible for the Brand Hong Kong programme which promotes Hong Kong as Asia's world city locally and around the world.
Besides developing advertising campaigns and publicity materials, the BMU supports the publicity efforts of Hong Kong Government offices worldwide and works with organisers of major and international sports, cultural and entertainment events hosted by Hong Kong to promote the city's favourable image.


President Obama should let truth prevail this week instead of politics.
April 24 is Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, and this year the day will mark the 100th anniversary of the systematic murder of some one million or more Armenians by the Ottoman government. For its part, Turkey -- the Ottoman successor state -- denies that any such genocide occurred, and instead insists that the Armenians died in the fighting of World War I, or of starvation. And woe unto those heads of state who use "genocide" to describe what occurred; for they face the wrath of President Tayyip Erdogan and the Turkish government, and not even the pope is immune.
"We recall the horror of what happened ninety-nine years ago, when 1.5 million Armenians were massacred or marched to their deaths in the final days of the Ottoman Empire... In so doing, we remind ourselves of our shared commitment to ensure that such dark chapters of human history are never again repeated."
As a presidential candidate, Obama said he "strongly" supported the 2007 Armenian Genocide Resolution, which calls upon the president to recognize the genocide as a "genocide." Eight years later, that bill remains in legislative limbo thanks to the politicization of the plain truth, aided and abetted not only by Turkey, but by pro-Israel organizations such as the Anti-Defamation League. Officially, the ADL is an organization dedicated to fighting anti-Semitism; unofficially it's one of the Israeli government's pitbulls in the U.S., and it wishes to see American-Turkish relations as strong as possible considering the stabilizing role Turkey has played in the region. Nonetheless, one would think that a Jewish organization would be eager to have genocide condemned whenever and wherever it's taken place, but one would be wrong.
The strongest statement that's ever come from the ADL regarding the killings was in 2007 from director Abraham Foxman, who, after an uproar over the ADL's opposition to the resolution, could only bring himself to say that the deaths were "tantamount to genocide." It was around this time when President George W. Bush said, "This resolution is not the right response to these historic mass killings." Furthermore, in 2006 Bush may very well have dismissed his ambassador to Armenia under pressure from the Turkish government because the diplomat had been forthright about what happened in 1915.
It's no surprise that American presidents and pro-Israel groups should find themselves in agreement on a given foreign policy issue, but it's worth noting another organization that's thrown in its lot with the recognize-no-evil coalition: the United States Council of Muslim Organizations.
"As April 24 comes near, we share the pain suffered by Armenians during this period. We also believe that any acknowledgment by religious or political leaders of the tragedy that befell Armenians should be balanced, constructive and must also recognize Turkish and Muslim suffering.
"In this respect, characterizing the events of 1915 as genocide without proper investigation of these events by independent historians will not only jeopardize the establishment of a just memory pertaining to these events, but will also damage the efforts aimed at achieving reconciliation between Turks and Armenians."
It is my regret to inform the USCMO that a "proper investigation of these events" has indeed occurred and yielded a consensus: the Ottomans planned and carried out the mass extermination of more than 1 million members of the Armenian population. Of course, the consensus is not unanimous, as Turkey has attempted with some success to buy "academic absolution" by donating money to American universities.
Envision for a moment what the reaction would be if the USCMO, the President of the United States, or any other group or person danced euphemistically around the issue of whether a "genocide" occurred in Europe in the 1930s and 1940s. It does not take an overly limber imagination to accurately predict what would happen. If it's unacceptable to deny or downplay the Holocaust, then it's unacceptable to deny or downplay what the Armenians endured 100 years ago.
Politics may be able to cover up the truth, but it can never change the truth. President Obama would do well to remember this on April 24.


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package org.elasticsearch.xpack.ml.datafeed.extractor.fields;

import org.elasticsearch.search.SearchHit;
import org.elasticsearch.test.ESTestCase;
import org.elasticsearch.xpack.ml.test.SearchHitBuilder;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;

import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.equalTo;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.startsWith;

public class ExtractedFieldTests extends ESTestCase {

    public void testValueGivenDocValue() {
        SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42).addField("single", "bar").addField("array", Arrays.asList("a", "b")).build();

        ExtractedField single = ExtractedField.newField("single", Collections.singleton("keyword"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(single.value(hit), equalTo(new String[] { "bar" }));

        ExtractedField array = ExtractedField.newField("array", Collections.singleton("keyword"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(array.value(hit), equalTo(new String[] { "a", "b" }));

        ExtractedField missing = ExtractedField.newField("missing",Collections.singleton("keyword"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(missing.value(hit), equalTo(new Object[0]));
    }

    public void testValueGivenScriptField() {
        SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42).addField("single", "bar").addField("array", Arrays.asList("a", "b")).build();

        ExtractedField single = ExtractedField.newField("single",Collections.emptySet(),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SCRIPT_FIELD);
        assertThat(single.value(hit), equalTo(new String[] { "bar" }));

        ExtractedField array = ExtractedField.newField("array", Collections.emptySet(), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SCRIPT_FIELD);
        assertThat(array.value(hit), equalTo(new String[] { "a", "b" }));

        ExtractedField missing = ExtractedField.newField("missing", Collections.emptySet(), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SCRIPT_FIELD);
        assertThat(missing.value(hit), equalTo(new Object[0]));
    }

    public void testValueGivenSource() {
        SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42).setSource("{\"single\":\"bar\",\"array\":[\"a\",\"b\"]}").build();

        ExtractedField single = ExtractedField.newField("single", Collections.singleton("text"), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SOURCE);
        assertThat(single.value(hit), equalTo(new String[] { "bar" }));

        ExtractedField array = ExtractedField.newField("array", Collections.singleton("text"), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SOURCE);
        assertThat(array.value(hit), equalTo(new String[] { "a", "b" }));

        ExtractedField missing = ExtractedField.newField("missing", Collections.singleton("text"), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SOURCE);
        assertThat(missing.value(hit), equalTo(new Object[0]));
    }

    public void testValueGivenNestedSource() {
        SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42).setSource("{\"level_1\":{\"level_2\":{\"foo\":\"bar\"}}}").build();

        ExtractedField nested = ExtractedField.newField("alias", "level_1.level_2.foo", Collections.singleton("text"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SOURCE);
        assertThat(nested.value(hit), equalTo(new String[] { "bar" }));
    }

    public void testGeoPoint() {
        double lat = 38.897676;
        double lon = -77.03653;
        String[] expected = new String[] {lat + "," + lon};

        // doc_value field
        ExtractedField geo = ExtractedField.newGeoPointField("geo", "geo");
        SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42).addField("geo", lat + ", " + lon).build();
        assertThat(geo.value(hit), equalTo(expected));
    }

    public void testGeoShape() {
        double lat = 38.897676;
        double lon = -77.03653;
        String[] expected = new String[] {lat + "," + lon};
        // object format
        SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42)
            .setSource("{\"geo\":{\"type\":\"point\", \"coordinates\": [" + lon + ", " + lat + "]}}")
            .build();
        ExtractedField geo = ExtractedField.newGeoShapeField("geo", "geo");
        assertThat(geo.value(hit), equalTo(expected));

        // WKT format
        hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42).setSource("{\"geo\":\"POINT ("+ lon + " " + lat + ")\"}").build();
        geo = ExtractedField.newGeoShapeField("geo", "geo");
        assertThat(geo.value(hit), equalTo(expected));
    }

    public void testValueGivenSourceAndHitWithNoSource() {
        ExtractedField missing = ExtractedField.newField("missing", Collections.singleton("text"), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SOURCE);
        assertThat(missing.value(new SearchHitBuilder(3).build()), equalTo(new Object[0]));
    }

    public void testValueGivenMismatchingMethod() {
        SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42).addField("a", 1).setSource("{\"b\":2}").build();

        ExtractedField invalidA = ExtractedField.newField("a", Collections.singleton("text"), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SOURCE);
        assertThat(invalidA.value(hit), equalTo(new Object[0]));
        ExtractedField validA = ExtractedField.newField("a", Collections.singleton("keyword"), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(validA.value(hit), equalTo(new Integer[] { 1 }));

        ExtractedField invalidB = ExtractedField.newField("b", Collections.singleton("keyword"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(invalidB.value(hit), equalTo(new Object[0]));
        ExtractedField validB = ExtractedField.newField("b", Collections.singleton("text"), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SOURCE);
        assertThat(validB.value(hit), equalTo(new Integer[] { 2 }));
    }

    public void testValueGivenEmptyHit() {
        SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42).build();

        ExtractedField docValue = ExtractedField.newField("a", Collections.singleton("text"), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SOURCE);
        assertThat(docValue.value(hit), equalTo(new Object[0]));

        ExtractedField sourceField = ExtractedField.newField("b", Collections.singleton("keyword"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(sourceField.value(hit), equalTo(new Object[0]));
    }

    public void testNewTimeFieldGivenSource() {
        expectThrows(IllegalArgumentException.class, () -> ExtractedField.newTimeField("time", Collections.singleton("date"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SOURCE));
    }

    public void testValueGivenStringTimeField() {
        final long millis = randomLong();
        final SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(randomInt()).addField("time", Long.toString(millis)).build();
        final ExtractedField timeField = ExtractedField.newTimeField("time", Collections.singleton("date"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(timeField.value(hit), equalTo(new Object[] { millis }));
    }

    public void testValueGivenLongTimeField() {
        final long millis = randomLong();
        final SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(randomInt()).addField("time", millis).build();
        final ExtractedField timeField = ExtractedField.newTimeField("time", Collections.singleton("date"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(timeField.value(hit), equalTo(new Object[] { millis }));
    }

    public void testValueGivenPre6xTimeField() {
        // Prior to 6.x, timestamps were simply `long` milliseconds-past-the-epoch values
        final long millis = randomLong();
        final SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(randomInt()).addField("time", millis).build();
        final ExtractedField timeField = ExtractedField.newTimeField("time", Collections.singleton("date"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(timeField.value(hit), equalTo(new Object[] { millis }));
    }

    public void testValueGivenUnknownFormatTimeField() {
        final SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(randomInt()).addField("time", new Object()).build();
        final ExtractedField timeField = ExtractedField.newTimeField("time", Collections.singleton("date"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(expectThrows(IllegalStateException.class, () -> timeField.value(hit)).getMessage(),
            startsWith("Unexpected value for a time field"));
    }

    public void testAliasVersusName() {
        SearchHit hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42).addField("a", 1).addField("b", 2).build();

        ExtractedField field = ExtractedField.newField("a", "a", Collections.singleton("int"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(field.getAlias(), equalTo("a"));
        assertThat(field.getName(), equalTo("a"));
        assertThat(field.value(hit), equalTo(new Integer[] { 1 }));

        hit = new SearchHitBuilder(42).addField("a", 1).addField("b", 2).build();

        field = ExtractedField.newField("a", "b", Collections.singleton("int"), ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE);
        assertThat(field.getAlias(), equalTo("a"));
        assertThat(field.getName(), equalTo("b"));
        assertThat(field.value(hit), equalTo(new Integer[] { 2 }));
    }

    public void testGetDocValueFormat() {
        for (ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod method : ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.values()) {
            assertThat(ExtractedField.newField("f", Collections.emptySet(), method).getDocValueFormat(), equalTo(null));
        }
        assertThat(ExtractedField.newTimeField("doc_value_time", Collections.singleton("date"),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.DOC_VALUE).getDocValueFormat(), equalTo("epoch_millis"));
        assertThat(ExtractedField.newTimeField("source_time", Collections.emptySet(),
            ExtractedField.ExtractionMethod.SCRIPT_FIELD).getDocValueFormat(), equalTo("epoch_millis"));
    }
}

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To Commemorate Chinese New Year 2023, Let's Learn Interesting Facts About Chinese Zodiac Animals
Historically, the Chinese calendar has been based on the zodiac (the year of the Rabbit etc.). It has been a part of Chinese astrology and folklore, and has had an impact on people's daily lives ever since.
Interesting Facts About Chinese Zodiac Animals
In the previous of Chinese New Year facts, we have learned about the meaning of Ang Pow and how it exudes crucial elements in Chinese New Year celebrations, this time, Rise Malaysia would like to invite you to dive in of the Chinese Zodiac Animal Facts!
Chinese New Year Does Not Start On January 1st
Image via Confucius Institute
The first day of the Chinese lunar calendar is commonly thought to mark the beginning of a new zodiac year. The date of the Chinese New Year varies annually from the middle of the month of January and the end of the month of February and the date is January 22nd for this year of Chinese New Year.
Each Year Has Its Own Element
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Each of the twelve animal signs in the Chinese zodiac is linked to one of the elements (Gold, Water, Wood, Earth, and Fire). There are five categories for each zodiac sign, and each element associated with a particular sign returns every 60 years. For example, for this 2023 Chinese New Year, the element is wood and the representative animal is rabbit hence Wood Rabbit.
Chinese Zodiac Has 12 Signs
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The Chinese astrological calendar is divided into 12 zodiac signs. The zodiac signs are not like the constellations; instead, there are 12 animals associated with them. It starts from Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and it ends with Pig.
Recurring Cycle of Chinese Zodiacs
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Each of the 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac represents one of the 12 years in a repeated 12-year cycle. For example, this year 2023 will be the Year of the Rabbit and next year 2024 will be the year of Dragon.
To Determine Couple's Compatibility
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The majority of Chinese believe that there is a sliding scale of compatibility between the zodiac signs. In ancient China, people looked to the zodiac to determine whether or not they were a good match for each other in a romantic or marital relationship.
Personality Traits For Each Chinese Zodiac
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It is widely held that a person's personality takes on characteristics indicative of their zodiac sign, which is determined by the year in which they were born. Horoscopes, based on characteristics associated with the zodiac signs, have been used for fortune telling for millennia. Below is the chart for you to understand more:
Zodiac Birth years Personality Traits
Rat 1984, 1996, 2008, 2020 Quick-witted, resourceful, and versatile
Ox 1985, 1997, 2009, 2021 Decisive, honest, dependable, and hardworking
Tiger 1986, 1998, 2010, 2022 Brave, competitive, unpredictable, and self-confident
Rabbit 1987, 1999, 2011, 2023 Gentle, quiet, elegant, and alert; quick, skillful, kind, and patient
Dragon 1988, 2000, 2012, 2024 Confident, intelligent, ambitious, persevering, and hardworking
Snake 1989, 2001, 2013, 2025 Intelligent, courageous, confident, insightful, and communicative
Horse 1990, 2002, 2014, 2026 Animated, kind, straightforward, active, and energetic
Goat 1991, 2003, 2015, 2027 Gentle, shy, stable, sympathetic, and amicable
Monkey 1992, 2004, 2016, 2028 Witty, intelligent, ambitious, and adventurous
Roaster 1993, 2005, 2017, 2029 Observant, hardworking, resourceful, courageous, and talented
Dog 1982, 1994, 2006, 2030 Loyal, honest, amiable, kind, cautious, and prudent
Pig 1983, 1995, 2007 Diligent, compassionate, generous, easy-going, and gentle
(Source: Give Gift)
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2023 Is Here So Is Chinese New Year Sales And Promotion!
Immerse Yourself At Beautiful Temples To Visit During Chinese New Year
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Кевин Хавьер Альварес Эрнандес (; ) — гондурасский футболист, нападающий клуба «Норрчёпинг» и сборной Гондураса. Участник Олимпийских игр 2016 года в Рио-де-Жанейро.

Клубная карьера
Альварес начал карьеру в клубе «Олимпия». 2 сентября 2013 года в матче против «Мотагуа» он дебютировал в Лиге Насьональ. В 2014 году Кевин стал чемпионом страны. 21 февраля 2016 года в поединке против «Платенсе» он забил свой первый гол за команду.

Международная карьера
В 2013 году в составе юношеской сборной Гондураса Альварес принял участие в юношеском чемпионате Северной Америки в Панаме. На турнире он сыграл в матчах против команд США, Кубы и дважды Мексики.

В том же году Брайан принял участие в юношеском чемпионате мира в ОАЭ. На турнире он сыграл в матчах против команд Узбекистана, Швеции, ОАЭ, Словакии и Бразилии.

В 2015 году Альварес был включён в заявку молодёжной сборной Гондураса на участие в Молодёжном кубке КОНКАКАФ на Ямайке. На турнире он сыграл в матчах против Мексики, Сальвадора и Гватемалы. Летом того же года Кевин принял участие в молодёжном чемпионате мира в Новой Зеландии. На турнире он сыграл в матчах против команд Узбекистана, Фиджи и Германии. В поединке против узбеков Кевин забил гол.

16 декабря 2015 года втоварищеском матче против сборной Кубы Альварес дебютировал за сборную Гондураса.

В 2016 году в составе олимпийской сборной Гондураса Кевин принял участие в Олимпийских играх в Рио-де-Жанейро. На турнире он сыграл в матчах против команд Алжира, Аргентины, Южной Кореи и Нигерии.

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HomeNewsHall will rise from the ashes
Hall will rise from the ashes
December 14, 2011 Editor News
It was a sad day on October 7th when the Dunbar Recreation Hall was devastated by fire.
With sighs of relief and several shout-outs of "thank you," the South Dundas council decided on December 6th that the hall will be rebuilt.
Until that meeting, local residents had been very concerned about the fate of the former hall. So much so, in fact, that they came out in droves to the December 6th council meeting to hear the council's verdict.
Clerk Brenda Brunt recommended to council that they choose one of four options to determine the fate of the former hall. The first option was also the only one that allowed for the hall to be rebuilt on the same spot.
Deputy-Mayor Jim Locke quickly chose option one saying, "prior to the fire the building was not slated to close. We have full replacement cost insurance. We have a committed community group. I believe it's an asset in that part of the township."
Councillor Evonne Delegarde suggested council consider option two, "use the depreciated value of the building and put towards an existing building."
Delegarde pointed out that while the building hadn't been slated to close, it was also not being used very much. She suggested that the township building in Williamsburg would be available in the near future and could possibly become a replacement for the lost hall.
Councillor Archie Mellan, choosing option one, said, "these little communities make South Dundas great. They rally around their communities. They rally around South Dundas, and I think we should rally around them."
Mayor Steven Byvelds also chose option one, pointing out that "it gives us our asset back and it is covered by insurance."
He also pointed out that the well and the sewer on the site would need to be investigated. Should either require a lot of work and financing to bring to code, then "we'd have to come back to this because that could change things."
However, at this time, Byvelds wanted to make it clear to the inhabitants of the hall's community that "they are part of South Dundas, not part of Chesterville, and we want them to know they're part of South Dundas."
He concluded: "let's take the opportunity and rebuild it."
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August 7, 2015- September 23, 2015
Richard Prince has a history of appropriating other people's work, changing it, and selling it for very high prices. In fact, his photograph of a Marlboro Man commercial off of a television was the first photograph to sell at auction for over $1,000,000. But his latest escapade in appropriation has produced an interesting twist.
Richard Prince "appropriated" the Instagram photos of several people, and put his own tag line at the bottom, had them blown up to 67" x 55" and reprinted on canvas. That is unremarkable. That some of these pieces actually sold for $90,000 at Frieze New York and Gagosian Gallery is hard to fathom.
Some of the Instagram photos he "appropriated" were made by the Suicide Girls, an international collective of women dedicated to celebrating an alternative vision of beauty through burlesque and film performances, and producing photography books. Their response to Prince's appropriation of their work was genius. The Suicide Girls used their original work, with Prince's added tag line, then added another tag line of their own to "re-appropriate" the work. They blew the photos up to 67" x 55", had them printed on canvas, like Prince, and sold them from the Suicide Girls website for $90.00 each, donating the proceeds to a charity. They sold their creations for 1/1000 of the price of Prince's work. I wonder how the people who paid $90,000 for the Prince pieces feel about this.
The Suicide Girls' Instagrams are on display at the Paul Paletti Gallery from August 7 through September 23, 2015, along with other recent acquisitions of photographs by Brett Weston, Paul Caponigro, Aaron Siskind, John Sexton, Steve Sherman, Lois Connor, Russel Monk, and Ken Hanson. And everything in the exhibit is considerably less than $90,000.
Richard Prince / Suicide Girls Instagrams
With regard to the Richard Prince / Suicide Girls Instagrams, someone need to speak up and point out that the emperor has no clothes.
I have never met Richard Prince, and have only read articles about him. I do not know his thoughts or motivations.
What I can impart to you are my thoughts and opinions about his work.
I believe that this type of work is lazy and exploitative.
Is it a joke? When Marcel Duchamp took a porcelain urinal, turned it upside down and entered it in an open art exhibit with the title "Fountain", he was illustrating a point that everyday objects could be seen in a different way, and he was taking advantage of the open call for the exhibit to make a joke. He never thought it would be taken seriously, much less give rise to the artistic directions of found art and conceptual art.
I think Prince's work has more to do with the art of the "legal" rather than the art of the "creative."
All of this is unfortunate for the person trying to appreciate and understand art. Is it an artist's inside joke, or game played by very rich people? But perhaps the joke is on them. I wonder, what will happen to those pieces sold by Gagosian Gallery for $90,000? Do the buyers truly love the pieces as speaking to their souls, or is it just a financial investment? Will they try to turn around and sell them for a profit in a few years? Will someone else be gullible enough to buy them at that point?
It is a perfect financial scheme – the gallery promotes and sells a high dollar work, and for a while, the pieces get re-sold in secondary markets. What happens when no one wants to buy it again? It is like the dot com boom and bust of the 1990's. People kept buying an selling the stocks of companies that never made a profit. The stock prices kept going up until people realized that the companies were not making a profit(!) and the companies failed. The last people left holding the stock, like a game of musical chairs, lost the game and their money.
Will someone ever sue the gallery or artist for their financial losses? Very unlikely.
Here's the point: Buy what you love. Don't buy it because someone says it will go up in value.
There is a financial aspect to buying art, as there is with buying a house or car. If you buy art because you love it, it will enrich your life every day. It will grow to be an important part of where you live and work. And perhaps it will increase in value. And if so, you can make the choice of selling it, or keeping it to enjoy, or passing it on as a legacy to your children or to the community. Art is a piece of history, and in a most important way, it is a piece of your history.
The mission of the Paul Paletti Gallery is to educate the public about photography
as a sophisticated art medium that is varied, beautiful, and highly collectible.
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