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New sanctions show US desperation vis-à-vis Iran: Spokesman
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Abbas Mousavi
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Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman has condemned a fresh round of US sanctions against the Islamic Republic, saying the "futile" and "empty" bans only reveal the desperation of Washington vis-à-vis Iran.
Abbas Mousavi made the remarks on Monday in reaction to the US Treasury's recent sanctions on nine people close to the leader of Iran's Islamic Revolution including his chief of staff and the country's Judiciary Chief.
"The US regime's addiction to unilateral sanctions has put the regime's statesmen in a totally passive situation, in which they announce some empty sanctions every now and then in order to relieve themselves and escape the frustration caused by their failure against the Iranian nation's iron will," he said.
"Such measures only reveal the regime's desperation and inability to use diplomatic or logical solutions," the spokesman noted.
The US Treasury on Monday announced the new sanctions against the financial assets of what the US called the "inner circle of both military and foreign affair advisors" to the Leader of Iran's Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei, a senior administration official said in a call with reporters to discuss the sanctions.
The US sanctions block any US-controlled property or interests held by those targeted, and prohibit anyone or any entities in the United States from dealing with those sanctioned.
Mousavi also slammed a statement by the White House released on November 4, 2019, on the anniversary of the seizure of the US embassy in Tehran, and described it as a "flagrant" move to distort the realities.
In the statement, Washington claimed that Tehran targets "innocent civilians for use as pawns" in its foreign relations, and vowed that it will continue to impose its "crippling" sanctions until Iran changes this and what it called its other "hostile" behaviors.
"Through propaganda and brouhaha and using an impolite and undiplomatic language, the White House always tries to distort the facts and the history by keeping open an already-closed case, which was settled 40 years ago through the Algiers agreements between the two states of Iran and the US," he noted.
"The US government cannot hide the crimes it committed against the Iranian nation from those in the 1953 coup and later through robbery, looting, murder, and economic terrorism, and replace the positions of the executioner and the victim," Mousavi added.
He said what the US administration has attributed to Iran is what the Iranian nation and other nations in the world demand from the US government.
"It is the US administration that must stop [supporting] terrorism, especially its support for the state-sponsored terrorism of the Zionist regime which loots other countries' resources, and also its piracy, economic terrorism, and other abnormal and unusual behaviors," he added, urging the US to choose a wise, civilized, and lawful path.
On Monday, Iranians held rallies in various cities to mark the 40th occupation anniversary of the former US embassy in Tehran, which gained notoriety as the "Den of Espionage" after angry students occupied the compound and recovered thousands of documents proving Washington's espionage activities there.
In the capital Tehran, students joined a large gathering staged outside the former embassy building from the early hours of morning to honor what is regarded as a milestone in Iran's ongoing fight against the world arrogance.
The demonstrators expressed their opposition to the global hegemony by chanting slogans against the United States and 'Israel' and set their flags on fire in condemnation of their policies of creating havoc in other countries.
The embassy was taken over by hundreds of students on November 4, 1979, nearly nine months after the Islamic Revolution dethroned the US-backed Pahlavi regime.
The students detained 66 embassy staff who were in the process of destroying classified documents that would have incriminated them in plotting to topple the nascent Islamic Republic.
Iran released women, African Americans and as well as a man who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis days later but kept the remaining 52 detainees for 444 days.
Source: Press TV
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Washington - US efforts to conduct offensive and defensive operations in cyberspace are falling short, a top general warned Tuesday amid ongoing revelations about Russian hacking.
General John Hyten, who leads US Strategic Command (STRATCOM), told lawmakers the US has "not gone nearly far enough" in the cyber domain, also noting that the military still lacks clear rules of cyber engagement.
"We have to go much further in treating cyberspace as an operational domain," Hyten told the Senate Armed Services Committee.
"Cyberspace needs to be looked at as a warfighting domain, and if somebody threatens us in cyberspace we need to have the authorities to respond."
Hyten noted, however, that the US had made some progress in conducting cyber attacks on enemies in the Middle East, such as the Islamic State group.
His testimony comes weeks after General Curtis Scaparrotti, commander of NATO forces in Europe, warned that US government agencies are not coordinating efforts to counter the cyber threat from Russia, even as Moscow conducts a "campaign of destabilization."
And last month, Admiral Michael Rogers, who heads both the NSA -- the leading US electronic eavesdropping agency -- and the new US Cyber Command, said President Donald Trump had not yet ordered his spy chiefs to retaliate against Russian interference in US elections.
It also accuses Moscow of stealing hacking secrets of the US intelligence community -- while US cyber security investigators have accused the Russian government of a sustained effort to take control of critical US infrastructure systems including the energy grid.
Hyten added the military needs clear authorities and rules of engagement so operators know when and how to respond to attacks.
"We need to have specific rules of engagement in cyber that match the other domains that we operate in," Hyten said.
"We need to delegate that authority all the way down so we can deal with threats that exist that challenge the United States."


Featuring environmentally friendly beauty which is "artistic" at the same time, the following 10 destinations is definitely worth placing in your itinerary to Chiang Mai this summer.
Chang Mai is going to be the hottest tourist attractions on the tourism map of Thailand instead of Bangkok or Singapore. Characterized by the low cost, charming peaceful scenery, delicious food, unique festivals,.. Chiang Mai is undoubtedly listed in the "bucket list" of tourists for their summer vacation in Chiang Mai.
So what are the best places to visit in Chiang Mai?
Cactus Botanic Garden, which is one of the most famous cactus nurseries in Chiang Mai, features thousands of species of cacti and other plants. Most of them are grown in transparent glass houses where you might feel as if you wandered around the miniature of the botanical world.
The garden enables visitors to be comfortable amid the fresh and cool atmosphere thanks to the cactus bushes, small flowers, glass footbridge, etc. To reach this charming destination, you should get to Namprae village which is 17,5 km from Chiang Mai airport. Don't worry about getting lost! You just need to follow the signs along the road to get there. The garden opens daily from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.
Pha Chor is formed from an extremely natural phenomenon of the Ping River. Over time, the river changes direction and erosion, creating rocky masses of exotic shapes. People call this a "miniature version of the Grand Canyon."
30km to the south, to Mae Wang National Park, Pha Chor is literally a canyon - large canyon. The place is filled with huge rocky mountains up to 30 meters high, interspersed with trees, wild nature. To get here, it takes about 2 hours drive from Chiang Mai, headed straight to Doi Inthanon National Park.
Nestled in charming scenery, characterized by wooden houses covered with green vineyards and lush trees, Kao Mai Lanna Resort, Chiang Mai is undoubtedly an ideal destination for those, who love indulging themselves into the tranquil and peaceful atmosphere and those, who are engrossed with the stunning nature.
Kao Mai Lanna Resort is 17,9 km from Dokmai Garden and 18,3 km from Baan Tawai Village. Traveling more 25 kilometers, tourists will reach the sacred Wat Khua Mung Temple and Chiang Mai Night Zoo. The prices of rooms in the resort fluctuate from 50$ to over 200$ depending on the type of room you choose.
Significantly, Chiang Mai possesses a breath-taking landscape that is similar to the exhilarating Grand Canyon in the United State. It is one of the top – ranked tourist attractions in Chiang Mai. Featuring dramatic pristine scenery, the landscape has been attracting a large number of tourists since it was discovered few years ago. They get there to grasp "one- of – all- kind" pictures, go swimming, and watch the "heart- melting" sunset.


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Autumn Internationals Week One: Five things we learnt
Paul Williams reflects on the big talking points from the opening weekend of the 2018 autumn Internationals
Touchdown: Jonathan Davies scores Wales' second try against Scotland (Getty Images)
Wales backs no longer reliant on power – but it's there
Three years ago, power through contact was all that the Wales back-line had. Thanks to the selection of players like Hadleigh Parkes, Steff Evans and Liam Williams, as well as a change in approach from Leigh Halfpenny, that is no longer the case.
However, as the Welsh back-line proved against Scotland, the power is still there and when turned up to 11 it is devastating.
Central figure: Hadleigh Parkes tries to get past Hamish Watson (Getty Images)
After two or three mixed seasons, George North has become George North 2.0. Against Scotland he carried the ball only 33 metres, which is low for a wing. But when you consider that most of those yards were achieved with Scottish people hanging off his back, it is remarkable.
His try was YouTube worthy. With players clinging onto his shorts and limbs, he looked like a husky dragging a balsa wood sleigh.
Take a look at George North's try earlier today during Wales' 21-10 victory over Scotland in their first autumn international
Watch: https://t.co/Ydo8DMebVK pic.twitter.com/aHF9UjRRLF
— BBC Sport Wales (@BBCSportWales) November 3, 2018
But the power game in the Welsh back-line didn't end with North. Jonathan Davies had one of those games where he looked like he was handing off shop mannequins, not 16st men. His fend on Huw Jones was so devastating that it led Gregor Townsend to single him out in the post-match press conference.
Game clock can't dictate refereeing decisions
Before we cut open the carcass and dissect Owen Farrell's tackle, let's start by stating that refereeing elite rugby is the second most thankless job in the world – working on Donald Trump's PR team being the first.
But whilst recognising that Angus Gardner was placed in a difficult scenario at the end of the England v South Africa game, where the tackle decision could decide the game, we cannot ignore the significance of the call and particularly the timing.
Whether you think the hit was worthy of no sanction, a penalty, yellow or red, if the tackle had happened in the first third of the game the outcome could well have been different.
Related: Owen Farrell's tackle divides opinion
Farrell's tackle was of the Venus de Milo type – plenty of shoulder, a touch of bicep and no forearm. Rugby union is no longer the same game as it was in the 1980s and neither is it comparable to rugby league, so any comparisons with the former are pointless. Using modern-day interpretations, it was a penalty, probably no more than that.
Flashpoint: Owen Farrell tackles Andre Esterhuizen (Getty Images)
Had the incident happened at any point other than in the last minute of the game, South Africa would have most likely had a shot at goal.
The upshot is that not only are players and supporters bewildered by tackle interpretations, but that those interpretations are also affected by the game clock. It's as confusing as it is annoying.
Jordan Larmour takes another step forward
Jordan Larmour's career took another big step forward by taking about 35 steps to the left and to the right for Ireland against Italy in Chicago.
Related: Jordan Larmour scores hat-trick against Italy
Admittedly it was against an understrength Italian team, but it shouldn't taint what was a Rieko Ioane/Kurtley Beale-type performance from Larmour. He made six clean breaks and beat 12 defenders. Yup, 12.
To beat four defenders means that you had a good game. Six defenders slain indicates an excellent performance. Whereas 12 is the type of number that Kim Jong-un's advisors would attribute to their leader should he ever play (he looks like a loosehead to me).
Dancing feet: Jordan Larmour makes a break against Italy (Getty Images)
It is understandably difficult for Larmour to break into the current Irish back-line. Such is the consistency of Rob Kearney, Keith Earls and Jacob Stockdale that a starting berth looks unlikely until after the Rugby World Cup. But as we head towards Japan 2019, he is beginning to look like the best bench player in the world.
Boks' blueprint is back and it is working
South Africa may have lost at Twickenham, but after a three-season rebuild, they are back. And the manner in which they're 'back' is important.
As well as the understandable and necessary player quotas, the Boks have been sidetracked by trying to change their blueprint and copy the Kiwis. But thankfully it looks like they are reverting to the Bok way: big carriers, carrying big.
When you have Eben Etzebeth, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Siya Kolisi and Duane Vermeulen you don't really need a rapid offload game. Why risk an offload when the metres gained after the tackle are so big? And when Etzebeth was substituted, they brought on RG Snyman – a man so big that his skull is the same size as my first car.
The most effective changes against England were in the centre. Damian de Allende and Jesse Kriel are often derided in South African rugby because they can't pass and offload like Sonny Bill Williams or Jack Goodhue, but when your centre partnership is carrying nearly 100 metres and beating eight defenders it doesn't matter.
Big impact: Damian de Allende was a big performer for the Boks at Twickenham (Getty Images)
It's not as if the Boks don't have creative players in the back three. S'busiso Nkosi, Damian Willemse and the ever impressive Aphiwe Dyantyi provided plenty of steps and slides against England. And with Faf de Klerk and Willie le Roux backstage, the creativity levels can be dialled up further. The Boks are back and it's great to see.
It wasn't a good day for creative Scotland
At the moment, Scotland are probably many supporters' second favourite Test team. As with Glasgow, the style of rugby that they play is pleasing to the eye. 'Steppy' full-backs and triple-threat outside-halves, in Finn Russell and Adam Hastings, mean they're a team heavy on line breaks, offloads and the resulting tries.
Tough day: Adam Hastings is thwarted by the Welsh defence (Getty Images)
But. And there is a but. When the forward platform doesn't function, as it didn't against Wales, there is no 'option b'. To say that Scotland's pack was shut down by Wales would be a dramatic overstatement – nearly as dramatic an overstatement as Eddie Jones stating that the rugby media want him sacked.
Scotland carried for 420 metres v Wales' 294. Scotland had 60% of the ball and 64% of the territory. And Hamish Watson had the sort of devastating performance that makes you wonder if he has any power tools at home – he probably just uses his head.
However, when Wales slowed down Scotland's ruck speed, which Justin Tipuric, Ken Owens and Dillon Lewis did to great effect, the heavy carries just weren't enough to get them over the gain-line. Scotland will improve this autumn. We can be sure of that.
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Former Illinois Governor George Ryan is now a free man.
In an exclusive interview with Sneed, Ryan reflected on his future — as well as the 2008 deaths of six children of Scott and Janet Willis, which overshadowed his subsequent trial on corruption charges.
"It was a terrible, heartbreaking thing to have happened to the Willis family," said Ryan, referring to the crash that killed six of Scott and Janet Willis' children.
"As the parents of six children, my wife Lura Lynn and I could never comprehend the grief and heartache the Willis's endured," said Ryan, referring to a car accident which claimed the lives of the Willis children.
The Willis family van, driven by Scott Willis, children's father, ran over a piece of steel fallen off a truck on I-94 in Wisconsin. Their gas tank exploded, engulfing their van in flames.
An investigation revealed the driver of the truck that dropped the piece of steel had received his license through a historically rigged testing system at the Illinois Secretary of State's office, which Ryan once headed.
"Lura Lynn and I put them in our daily prayers then and that continues to this day," said Ryan, who feels no responsibility for the death of the children.
I'm sorry, but how on earth is that the case? No responsibility? None at all? At best, Ryan is guilty of negligence is overseeing a Secretary of State's office that allowed rigged testing to go on unabated that permitted the incompetent driver onto the road. Without that driver's failure to properly secure his load, the crash doesn't happen. At worst, Ryan was completely aware of what was going on in his office and allowed it to continue. Because he was happy to continue taking the bribes for licenses.
And Ryan feels no responsibility for any of this? I'm sorry I don't buy it.
God forbid that Michael Sneed actually asks a tough follow up question. God forbid she probes how it's possibly the case that he doesn't feel any responsibility, yet still includes the family in his daily prayers.
My hunch is that he absolutely feels responsibility for what happened. And that he's lying to himself and to everyone else because he doesn't want to admit to the role he played. Or worse, doesn't even realize that his operation of politics as usual in Illinois cost six beautiful children their lives.
Ryan, who is writing a book about his ordeal, claims the worst part of his imprisonment was losing his wife to cancer.
I want to believe that Ryan writing a book about his conviction for political corruption isn't just a cynical ploy to make money.
And I want to believe that Michael Sneed isn't soft-balling this exclusive interview with because she operates mostly as a press office for the politically powerful in Illinois.
But, then again, I've been a resident of Illinois all my life. I know better.
I hope no one buys his book.


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Q: Calling similar sub routine names using a For Next or Do Loops Is it possible to call similar sub routine names using a FOR NEXT or DO LOOPS.
I have forty sub routines with similar names. Each routine has minor variations.
I have tried using a CONTROL, example: me.control("Sub Name", & I). Doesn't work.

A: Are you trying to call a sub/function or a control event?
Inside your loop you can use:
Call command1_click
Or to call a sub/function just use the sub/function name and pass any variables required.
You should be careful not to have two subs/functions with the same name as you will run into trouble.
Edit: if calling a sub/function from outside the form, you should make sure it's public.

A: You can use Application.Run.
The called subs need to be in a standard module.
Sub Test1()
    Debug.Print "Test1"
End Sub

Sub Test2()
    Debug.Print "Test2"
End Sub

Sub TestIt()

    Dim S As String
    Dim i As Long

    For i = 1 To 2
        S = "Test" & i
        Application.Run S
    Next i

End Sub

Output of TestIt:
Test1
Test2

A: you are right there you just need to change a couple things.  I just had to do this this morning I had controls day1 to day14 and for each dayi I was inputing values into excel.   What I did...
dim c as control
dim i as integer
for i = 1 to 40
set c = me.controls("sub name" & i)
'do whatever with the control here you use set to establish which control c is
'then to set the value or use the value
c = someexpression 'etc.

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Christian Djoos
Metropolitan Notes: Available Draft Picks, Hayes, Orpik, Burakovsky
June 16, 2019 at 5:55 pm CDT | by Holger Stolzenberg 1 Comment
With the NHL Entry Draft fast approaching later this week, there are plenty of teams looking to make trades or even better, looking to move up in the draft, especially in the first round. The trick is finding a team who would be willing to move their first-round selection.
The Athletic's Craig Custance (subscription required) looks at the entire first round and identifies team that might be open to trading their first-round pick and it doesn't take long to notice that there are plenty of Metropolitan Division teams on his list of teams. The New York Rangers, already picking at the No. 2 position, also have the 20th pick in the draft, acquired from Winnipeg for Kevin Hayes, and might be willing to move that to further hasten their rebuild. In fact, it's already been rumored to be sent back to Winnipeg as part of a package to acquire Jacob Trouba. The Philadelphia Flyers could be a team that might be willing to move the 11th overall pick as they are also looking to make changes to get them back into the playoff discussion.
Custance adds that you can't count out either Pittsburgh (#21) or Carolina (#28) as well. The Penguins might be more open to moving the pick as they want to get one more chance at the title before the Sidney Crosby era ends, while Carolina wants to continue with the success they had last year and wants to continually build its core.
NHL.com's Bill Meltzer writes that the Philadelphia Flyers are still working on a new contract for Hayes, according to general manager Chuck Fletcher. The team traded a fifth-round pick to acquire Hayes' rights recently in hopes they could begin negotiating early and convince him to sign before other teams could be allowed to speak to him. "We've had some very good, constructive dialogue with Kevin. We're continuing to work with his representation. We'll see how things play out, but so far it's been a positive process," Fletcher said.
NBC Sports' J.J. Regan writes that when the Washington Capitals acquired Radko Gudas from Philadelphia for Matt Niskanen, it likely ended the team's relationship with veteran Brooks Orpik as well. The Capitals already had six defensemen under contract and restricted free agent Christian Djoos would make seven once they re-sign him. That would make Orpik the team's eighth defenseman and with plenty of cap issues, it would be highly unlikely the team would consider bringing him back. Orpik said he would decide later this offseason whether he would retire or come back for one more year, but if he does want to come back, it's likely going to be with another team.
NBC Sports' James O'Brien also adds that with the signing of Carl Hagelin to a new four-year extension, that leaves little money left for the rest of their roster. The team already has committed $72.26MM committed to 17 players, leaving them with approximately $10.7MM in cap space to fill out their roster, assuming the salary cap will be set at $83MM this year, which is not a certainty. The team still has a number of key unsigned players, included unrestricted free agent Brett Connolly and restricted free agents Jakub Vrana and Andre Burakovsky. O'Brien wonders whether the Hagelin deal could mean the team considers moving Burakovsky's rights. The Capitals and Burakovsky have had issues with each other at times, but the 24-year-old might be worth something as he still has quite a bit of talent left in him.
Andre Burakovsky| Brett Connolly| Brooks Orpik| Carl Hagelin| Christian Djoos| Chuck Fletcher| Jacob Trouba| Jakub Vrana| Kevin Hayes| Matt Niskanen| New York Rangers| NHL Entry Draft| Philadelphia Flyers| Pittsburgh Penguins| Washington Capitals
Minor Transactions: 02/08/19
February 8, 2019 at 8:31 am CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment
After an extremely busy night in the NHL the league is almost completely quiet this evening, with just one game between the Carolina Hurricanes and New York Rangers scheduled. Teams will surely use this day off to make slight tweaks to their roster, and we'll be here keeping track of all the minor moves.
Casey Nelson has been sent to the minor leagues on a conditioning loan. The Buffalo Sabres defenseman has missed more than two months with an upper-body injury, but is apparently healthy enough to get back on the ice. Nelson, 26, had six points in 22 games before suffering the injury.
With Jayce Hawryluk heading to injured reserve, the Florida Panthers have recalled Bogdan Kiselevich from the minor leagues. Kiselevich hasn't played nearly as much as expected when he signed out of the KHL, but could get another opportunity to show what he can do in order to entice a contender at the deadline.
Christian Djoos has been recalled from his conditioning loan by the Washington Capitals, but has not yet been activated from long-term injured reserve. Djoos could be ready to get back into the lineup this weekend, but does not have to come off LTIR until deemed completely healthy. Jonas Siegenthaler has been sent down to the minor leagues, signalling even further that Djoos will be activated at some point.
Cody Goloubef has been sent back down by the Ottawa Senators after playing in his first game of the season last night. The 29-year old defenseman was acquired by the Senators last month but is still expected to spend the majority of the year in the minor leagues.
Matt Luff has been sent down to the minors by the Los Angeles Kings, as the team prepares to activate Trevor Lewis from injured reserve. Luff has played in 30 games this season and has ten points, but will have to wait for his next chance in the NHL.
Malcolm Subban is healthy enough to resume playing for the Vegas Golden Knights, meaning Maxime Lagace has been sent back to the AHL. Lagace has been up with the team since the beginning of January, but only actually played in one game during that period.
The Colorado Avalanche have recalled Ryan Graves from the AHL, a welcome sight for many fans of the team. Graves made quite an impression during an earlier call-up and has two goals in nine games this season.
Egor Yakovlev has been sent back down to the minor leagues by the New Jersey Devils, who recently activated Ben Lovejoy off injured reserve. Yakovlev has played in 14 games this season for the Devils, providing five points.
AHL| Ben Lovejoy| Bogdan Kiselevich| Buffalo Sabres| Casey Nelson| Christian Djoos| Cody Goloubef| Colorado Avalanche| Florida Panthers| Injury| Jonas Siegenthaler| Los Angeles Kings| Malcolm Subban| Maxime Lagace| New Jersey Devils| Ottawa Senators| Transactions| Vegas Golden Knights| Washington Capitals
Injury Notes: Capitals, Sabres, Blues
February 2, 2019 at 1:55 pm CDT | by Zach Leach Leave a Comment
Washington Capitals forward Lars Eller appears to have avoided serious injury on Friday night. Eller left the Caps' contest with the Calgary Flames early in the second period and did not return, due to an undisclosed lower-body injury. He then did not practice with the team this morning. However, the Washington Post's Isabelle Khurshudyan relays news from head coach Todd Reirden that Eller will simply be a "game-time decision" on Sunday when Washington hosts the Boston Bruins. It seems that he is only nursing a minor injury and should be ready to return to action sooner rather than later. The dependable third-line center is an underappreciated part of the Capitals' talented team and would have been an unfortunate injury absence.
Khurshudyan also states that defenseman Christian Djoos is nearing his return to the lineup. Djoos has been out since mid-December after undergoing thigh surgery and has missed 23 games this season. However, he has been cleared for contact and has resumed practicing with the team. Reirden did not rule out the possibility that Djoos could head to Hershey on a conditioning stint with the AHL's Bears, but one way or another should see game action in the near future.
The Buffalo Sabres suffered a brutal 7-3 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks yesterday and are no doubt dealing with some injured morale today. However, two of the players that did not suit up on Friday are in fact dealing with actual injuries. The team announced that forward Johan Larsson and defenseman Matt Hunwick are both considered day-to-day with injuries. Larsson, who likely got hurt when he last played on Wednesday, is out with an upper-body injury, while Hunwick, who played in just his third game of the season on Tuesday, probably suffered his lower-body injury during that contest. On top of that, the team also announced that starting goaltender Carter Hutton missed practice today due to illness. The status of all three players is in doubt for the Sabres' next game against the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday.
The St. Louis Blues are hoping to stay in the playoff race in the Western Conference and the contributions of rookie Robert Thomas could be key in doing so. The Blues have announced that Thomas has been activated from the injured reserve and will be back in the lineup tonight when the team visits the Columbus Blue Jackets. Thomas has missed the past seven games with a shoulder injury. A 2017 first-round pick, Thomas has just 14 points in 37 games thus far, but has noticeably improved along the way in his first pro season. That trajectory could have him as an impact player for St. Louis down the stretch.
AHL| Buffalo Sabres| Carter Hutton| Christian Djoos| Injury| Johan Larsson| Lars Eller| Matt Hunwick| St. Louis Blues| Washington Capitals
Injury Notes: Bruins, Capitals, Penguins, Pageau
December 30, 2018 at 5:54 pm CDT | by Holger Stolzenberg Leave a Comment
The Boston Bruins should get a boost just in time for the Winter Classic on Tuesday against the Chicago Blackhawks as NHL.com's Dan Rosen reports that Brad Marchand should be ready to go after practicing today, barring any setbacks. He missed Saturday's game with an upper-body injury, but it looks like it wasn't a serious issue. Marchand is having another solid campaign as he has 12 goals and 41 points in 39 games this year.
Rosen also points out that defenseman Charlie McAvoy remains questionable for the big game. The defenseman has missed two games with a lower-body injury and did not practice today. The gifted defenseman has struggled dealing with injuries as he has appeared in just 17 games this year, although he has 11 points.
Isabelle Khurshudyan of the Washington Post writes that Washington Capitals defenseman Matt Niskanen will be out Monday against Nashville and miss his second straight game with an undisclosed upper-body injury. However, the team got better news on Brooks Orpik, who listed as a game-time decision for Monday after missing 27 games with a right-knee injury. The scribe writes that both players practiced Sunday and are both close to returning to the team. The team has also been without Christian Djoos.
The Pittsburgh Penguins could be without both forward Bryan Rust and defenseman Olli Maatta on Monday as both are listed as day-to-day, according to Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Matt Vensel. Rust didn't practice today with an undisclosed injury, while Maatta suffered a lower-body injury during Saturday's game against St. Louis, but finished the game. He didn't practice today either.
Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun reports that Ottawa Senators center Jean-Gabriel Pageau is close to a return. While he's not expected to play Monday, could be back not long after that. The 26-year-old has been out all season after having surgery to repair a torn Achilles muscle. He had a six-month timetable in mid-September and is well ahead of schedule. Pageau had 14 goals and 29 points last season.
Boston Bruins| Brad Marchand| Brooks Orpik| Bryan Rust| Charlie McAvoy| Christian Djoos| Injury| Jean-Gabriel Pageau| Matt Niskanen| Olli Maatta| Ottawa Senators| Pittsburgh Penguins| Players| Washington Capitals
December 15, 2018 at 10:36 am CDT | by Brian La Rose Leave a Comment
As always, Saturday features a busy slate on the NHL schedule with 20 teams in action. As a result, there is bound to be plenty of roster movement throughout the day. We'll keep track of those moves here.
The Panthers announced a series of roster moves, recalling center Henrik Borgstrom and forward Jayce Hawryluk from Springfield of the AHL while returning wingers Dryden Hunt and Anthony Greco to the Thunderbirds. Borgstrom is one of Florida's top prospects and is off to a good start in his first full professional season with 19 points in 21 games. He did get into four games late last year so this won't be his first NHL action. That isn't the case for Hawryluk, who is up for the first time following a great start to his season that sees him tied for the AHL lead in assists with 21. Hunt has split the season between nearly equally between the NHL (13 games) and the AHL (15 games) but has been much more productive in the minors while Greco made his NHL debut earlier this week.
Defenseman Tyler Lewington is getting his first NHL shot as the Capitals have promoted him from AHL Hershey per a team release. The 24-year-old is in his fourth professional season and is among the AHL leaders in penalty minutes this season with 67. He will likely serve as a reserve defender in the absence of Christian Djoos who underwent surgery on his thigh on Friday.
Veteran blueliner Kyle Cumiskey has inked a minor league deal with Boston for the rest of the season, reports Mark Divver of the Providence Journal (Twitter link). He had previously been with them on a PTO deal but did well enough to earn a guaranteed contract. He'll give the Bruins some extra depth in the minors and they have five remaining NHL contract slots if they ultimately need to bring him up to the big club.
The Sabres announced that they have recalled defenseman Matt Hunwick from his conditioning stint with AHL Rochester. The veteran has yet to play this season for Buffalo due to a neck injury but played in two games with the Americans on the conditioning stint. The team has an open roster spot so they won't need to send someone down in order to activate the 33-year-old off of injured reserve. The team also announced they have activated defenseman Marco Scandella off of injured reserve and he is expected to play tonight. Scandella has missed the last eight games with a lower-body injury.
The Blues have assigned winger Zach Sanford to San Antonio of the AHL, per the AHL's Transactions Page. The 24-year-old has been relatively productive in a limited role in St. Louis with nine points in 24 games but the assignment will give him an opportunity to play considerably more than the 11:39 per night he's averaging with the big club.
AHL| Boston Bruins| Buffalo Sabres| Christian Djoos| Dryden Hunt| Florida Panthers| Henrik Borgstrom| Marco Scandella| Matt Hunwick| St. Louis Blues| Transactions| Washington Capitals| Zach Sanford
Christian Djoos Out Indefinitely Following Surgery
December 14, 2018 at 9:55 am CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment
The Washington Capitals will be without young defenseman Christian Djoos for a while, after he underwent successful surgery on his left thigh. Djoos is out indefinitely as he recovers from the injury sustained against the Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday night.
Djoos, 24, became a full-time resident of the Capitals blue line last season after they watched Nate Schmidt leave through the expansion draft and Karl Alzner sign in Montreal. In 63 games the Swedish defenseman recorded 14 points before suiting up 22 times the postseason. Though he would see his minutes diminished during the Capitals Stanley Cup run, he returned this year and has been a staple among the team's defense corps once again. The seventh-round pick has already made it further than most players drafted that late, and still has yet to really show off his offensive upside.
While he's out, the Capitals will likely turn to Jonas Siegenthaler on the back end. The 21-year old has looked fine in his five appearances so far this year, and is expected to play a big part in future plans for Washington. Those plans may be coming a bit earlier than expected, but the opportunity is a well-earned one for the second-round pick.
Christian Djoos| Injury| Washington Capitals
Capitals Hoping To Deal From Depth Of Defensive Prospects
September 27, 2018 at 8:23 pm CDT | by Zach Leach Leave a Comment
The Washington Post's Isabelle Khurshudyan may have gotten more than she bargained for when talking to Washington Capitals GM Brian MacLellan today. The Stanley Cup-winning executive let slip some internal team building plans, a rarity in the tight-lipped NHL. MacLellan acknowledged that the Capitals currently have a surplus of defensive prospects, but took it even further, stating that he hopes to trade some away in exchange for forward prospects.
The first part of MacLellan's statement is rather obvious and why Khurshudyan though to ask about his plans. The Capitals had struggled defensively for many years before putting together a solid unit en route to championship last season. Although it involved trading and later re-signing Brooks Orpik, the team was surprisingly able to keep the group together this year and moving forward, with seven of the nine defensemen who suited up in 2017-18 – most importantly the top six from the Cup run – returning. The top four of John Carlson, Michal Kempny, Matt Niskanen, and Dmitry Orlov are all signed through at least three more years, while Christian Djoos and Madison Bowey – both under 25 – are restricted free agents at the end of their current contracts. There isn't much long-term opportunity for defensemen in the Capitals system, yet they are well-stocked in pro-caliber prospects. 2015 second-rounder Jonas Siegenthaler, 2016 first-rounder Lucas Johansen, and promising righty Connor Hobbs would all be pushing for NHL play time on a majority of teams across the league. The team also used first- and second-round picks on blue liners in June, selecting Alexander Alexeyev and Martin Fehervary respectively. While it doesn't hurt to have a redundancy of talent, it does seem as though the Capitals have too many mouths to feed on defense over the next five years or so.
As such, MacLellan revealed that he would ideally trade some of those players for forward prospects of a similar caliber. Seeing as Johansen, Alexeyev, and Fehervary are recent high picks with room to grow, Siegenthaler and Hobbs would likely be the leading candidates to be dealt away, with an even an off-chance that one of Djoos or Bowey are dealt. Forwards of equal quality to that foursome would be far more valuable to Washington, who has ample opportunity up front moving forward but far fewer players to compete. Outside of Jakub Vrana, who Khurshudyan calls the Capitals' "last high-end forward prospect", and Andre Burakovsky, the depth of talent among young forwards in the system is not overwhelming. Many could have good careers as bottom-six forwards, including 2018 second- and third-round picks Kody Clark and Riley Sutter, but none seem to have much in the way of great top-six upside. The Capitals also don't plan to be in a draft position next year to land a forward with elite scoring potential. So, they're left to trade from an area of strength in the organization to fill an area of weakness. At least that is MacLellan's plan. The fact that it is now public knowledge could help or hinder his attempts to make it happen.
Andre Burakovsky| Brooks Orpik| Christian Djoos| Dmitry Orlov| Jakub Vrana| John Carlson| Madison Bowey| Matt Niskanen| Michal Kempny| Prospects| Washington Capitals
Washington Capitals Returning Nearly Identical Roster
September 18, 2018 at 6:40 pm CDT | by Zach Leach 2 Comments
The biggest news out of Washington Capitals' training camp is that there isn't any news. As the defending Stanley Cup champs face the Boston Bruins in the second meeting of the two teams already this preseason, there simply isn't much to watch for in terms of camp battles and roster spots. GM Brian MacLellan and the Caps front office succeeded in keeping their championship roster together as well as any Cup winner in recent memory and are prepared to go for another title in 2018-19.
Of the 25 players who took the ice in the postseason for the Capitals, 21 return this season. The glaring absence is obviously backup goaltender Philipp Grubauer, who was traded away to the Colorado Avalanche early this off-season. Another name who Washington fans were upset to see go was career Capital Jay Beagle, who signed with the Vancouver Canucks after ten seasons in D.C. Outside of that duo, the other two players who saw playoff action for the Cup winners were defenseman Jakub Jerabek, who played in two postseason games, and forward Alex Chiasson, who saw less than nine minutes of ice time in the playoffs. The team also lost regular season contributors Taylor Chorney, Tyler Graovac, and Anthony Peluso.
When any team can return 21 players to a roster limited to just 23, the result of few departures is few opportunities in camp. Rather than sign or acquire a backup of similar pedigree to Grubauer to backup starter Braden Holtby, the team seems content to let veteran minor leaguer Pheonix Copley try his hand at the job. With only youngsters Ilya Samsonov and Vitek Vanecek, neither of whom have made an NHL appearance, also under contract, there really is not much of a competition to replace Grubauer. On the blue line, the top-four will line up exactly as they did in the postseason and Christian Djoos will pair with either his postseason partner, veteran Brooks Orpik – who was traded away and then re-signed this summer, or his frequent regular season partner, Madison Bowey. Orpik versus Bowey is one situation that could potentially be defined as a camp battle, although both are guaranteed roster spots. Up front, the top-nine is also locked in as the same group who dominated in the playoffs, leaving only fourth line and an extra skater spot or two up for grabs. The team has shown a commitment to Devante Smith-Pelly and Chandler Stephenson and the pair are almost certainly the energy liners on opening night. The one true position battle is at the final spot, where Travis Boyd and free agent addition Nic Dowd will fight it out to skate on that fourth line. The loser is likely to begin the season as an extra skater beside import winger Sergei Shumakov.
If you've been keeping count, that's the entire roster: almost all familiar names and only one or two spots up for grabs. There won't be many questions in need of answering out of Capitals camp, but the big question remaining is whether failing to insert some fresh legs or properly replacing Grubauer will come back to bite Washington in their attempt to repeat.
Alex Chiasson| Braden Holtby| Brooks Orpik| Chandler Stephenson| Christian Djoos| Colorado Avalanche| Devante Smith-Pelly| Ilya Samsonov| Jakub Jerabek| Jay Beagle| Madison Bowey| Nic Dowd| Pheonix Copley| Philipp Grubauer| Sergei Shumakov| Vancouver Canucks| Washington Capitals
Salary Cap Deep Dive: Washington Capitals
August 4, 2018 at 8:54 pm CDT | by Holger Stolzenberg Leave a Comment
Current Cap Hit: $78,400,961 (under the $79.5MM Upper Limit)
F Jakub Vrana (One year remaining, $863K)
With the team trying to make a Stanley Cup run over the past few years and finally capturing one, youth is in rare supply in Washington as the team has made it clear that it prefers to play its veterans rather than risk mistakes from youngsters. The only player who is still on an entry-level deal is Vrana, who has had a turbulent career so far with the Capitals. After spending a couple of years in the AHL, he finally got a full season with Washington this year, but the former first-round pick was never able to secure a full-time role in the team's top six as he bounced around on different lines all season. He finished the year with 13 goals and 27 points, but put up another three goals and eight points in the playoffs. He has a chance to take on a full-time role on the team's second line this season and hopes for a breakout season.
Vrana: $600K
Total: $600K
One Year Remaining, Non Entry-Level
F Andre Burakovsky ($3MM, RFA)
F Brett Connolly ($1.5MM, UFA)
D Brooks Orpik ($1MM, UFA)
F Devante Smith-Pelly ($1MM, UFA)
D Christian Djoos ($650K, RFA)
F Nic Dowd ($650K, UFA)
F Chandler Stephenson ($650K, RFA)
F Nathan Walker ($650K, RFA)
G Pheonix Copley ($650K, UFA)
The Capitals have only a few significant free agents for next season as many of their deals are league-minimum contracts, which is necessary considering the amount of money the team has expended in keeping their roster together. Perhaps the biggest name on their free agent list will be Burakovsky, who many thought might have a breakout season with a bigger role last year. However, Burakovsky's numbers decreased as his season was plagued with injuries. His 12 goals and 25 points in 56 games was the worst since his rookie season. However, he did post six points in 13 playoff games. If he can stay healthy, the 23-year-old could provide the team with more offense.
Due to the Stanley Cup win, the team was able to find a way to bring back several key role players on cheaper deals. The team assumed they would lose Smith-Pelly to free agency, but the 26-year-old opted to return for another playoff run, while long-time Capital Orpik was traded away, waived and opted to return for another year.
F Nicklas Backstrom ($6.7MM, UFA)
G Braden Holtby ($6.1MM, UFA)
D Madison Bowey ($1MM, RFA)
F Travis Boyd ($800K, RFA)
The team does have to worry about Backstrom in two years. The team's No. 2 center is still posting excellent numbers as he tallied 21 goals and 70 points last season, the fifth straight season he's reached at least 70 points. However, the team will have a tough decision to eventually make as the veteran will be 32 when he gets awarded a new contract, which can get into a dangerous area when players hit their early 30's.
Holtby will be another interesting case. After temporarily losing his starting job to Philipp Grubauer for a few weeks near the end of the season due to poor play (2.99 GAA, .907 save percentage), Holtby snapped out of it and posted dominant numbers throughout the playoffs (2.16 GAA, .922 save percentage) showing he still has what it takes to be a top-of-the-line goaltender. While the 28-year-old should still be in his prime in two years, the team also has top goaltending prospect Ilya Samsonov arriving in North America this season. He'll likely start the season in the AHL, but he will likely be ready to take the reigns once Holtby's deal expires.
Three Or More Years
F Alex Ovechkin ($9.54MM through 2020-21)
D John Carlson ($8MM through 2025-26)
F Evgeny Kuznetsov ($7.8MM through 2024-25)
F T.J. Oshie ($5.75MM through 2024-25)
D Matt Niskanen ($5.75MM through 2020-21)
F Tom Wilson ($5.17MM through 2023-24)
D Dmitry Orlov ($5.1MM through 2022-23)
F Lars Eller ($3.5MM through 2022-23)
D Michal Kempny ($2.5MM through 2021-22)
The team decided more than a year ago that they were going for it, which worked out perfectly last season. The team has done a fantastic job locking up its core, although many of the pricetags are quite generous, which could come to hurt them. However, now that the team has won the Stanley Cup, the team is going all out to win another as the team has locked up all of their critical free agents this year, signing Carlson as a long-term answer as their top defender as well as locking in Wilson. That gives them a solid core for the next many years. That should give them two or three years to attempt to capture another title. However, eventually this team will be weighed down by these contracts, much like the Chicago Blackhawks, but Washington is focused on the future.
The team may be forced into handing out another long-term extension to Ovechkin in three years, depending on how the 32-year-old fares in three years, but the deal would unlikely be more than he is already being paid.
Best Value: Holtby
Worst Value: Wilson
The Capitals are quite used to dealing with little to no cap space and will have to do that again for a number of years to come. However, the team has managed to keep not just the core of their team together, but have also managed to bring back multiple role players at bargain prices to keep this team at a Stanley Cup level. With new deals to players like Carlson and Wilson, should challenge for a few more years, but age and those long-term deals will eventually hold the franchise after that. However, the team has already proven that their tactics are worth it after winning it all last season.
Photos courtesy of USA Today Sports Images.
Alex Ovechkin| Andre Burakovsky| Braden Holtby| Brett Connolly| Brooks Orpik| Chandler Stephenson| Christian Djoos| Dmitry Orlov| Evgeny Kuznetsov| Ilya Samsonov| Jakub Vrana| John Carlson| Lars Eller| Madison Bowey| Matt Niskanen| Michal Kempny| Nic Dowd| Nicklas Backstrom| Pheonix Copley| Philipp Grubauer| Salary Cap Deep Dive 2018| Washington Capitals
Capitals Hire Reid Cashman As Assistant Coach
July 13, 2018 at 7:16 pm CDT | by Zach Leach 1 Comment
New Washington Capitals head coach Todd Reirden has begun filling out his staff. Just as Reirden was promoted internally, he has made his first hire from within. According to Mark Divver of the Providence Journal, the Capitals have hired Reid Cashman as an assistant coach. Cashman has been an assistant coach with the Hersey Bears, Washington's AHL affiliate, for the past two years but is set to make the jump. While the team has yet to formally announce the hiring, Divver's report last night has since been followed up by confirmation from a local radio source and a former colleague of Cashman's.
It has been a meteoric rise for the 35-year-old coach. Cashman was still playing in the AHL less than a decade ago – including a season with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins with Reirden as his coach – after a highly successful collegiate career at Quinnipiac University. He then returned to his alma mater as an assistant right after his playing days were over and coached the Bobcats until 2016. He then joined the Bears and just two years later is already on to the NHL level with the Capitals.
A high-scoring defenseman in his time, Cashman will be tasked with working on the Washington blue line as the replacement to the departed Lane Lambert. His style as a player and experience as a coach at the younger levels should stand to benefit Capitals defensemen like Dmitry Orlov, Christian Djoos, Madison Bowey, and rookie hopeful Lucas Johansen. The defending champs need their younger players on the back end to step up this season with some lacking depth and Cashman will be the man to get them going.
AHL| Christian Djoos| Coaches| Dmitry Orlov| Madison Bowey| Todd Rierden| Washington Capitals


Huawei's subsidiary brand Honor has launched world's first In-screen camera smartphone Honor View 20. It was initially launched in China, and now it has rolled out in the global market. It is featured with three rear cameras and a hole-punch front camera. It comes with 6.4-inch FHD and displays with a resolution of 2310*1080 pixels. It is high time to check out the current trends to find out which phone is suitable to switch over this year.
How to select a case for Honor View 20?
To buy a smartphone, we splash out of different specifications, so why not spend little more on ensuring its protection. Smartphones are becoming more robust all the time, and the quite few with waterproof functionalities. But unless they especially are designed for outdoor use, the vast majority will not survive during mishaps. To maintain the phone free from risk, we would be allured to buy a case for it.
To pick a case cover, there are some tests posted online. We will rarely find the best price for the case on the device manufacturer's website. The Recommended Retail Price is often discounted elsewhere.
Most of us will get carried away by the design of the case, but it is highly relevant to check whether the case is suitable and will keep the phones out of danger. Do some homework to find out the reviews of the manufacturer for other models. This will give a general sense on how to select the case cover for Honor V20. Below are some of the trending instances that you can buy.
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This minimalist thin protective case cover is designed for Honor View 20 with complete protection and multi-function features. This case has a bevel edge to protect the camera and screen from scratches and marks. This premium case will cost around $28.
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The case comes with the trademark of Dpowro brand, and it will cost around $69. It is also available in different colors such as tan brown, rose gold and black.
If you have an opportunity to check the cases offline before you buy, then it is highly recommended. After all, it gives a hands-on idea and a better feel. Though the cases mentioned above are currently doing well but will soon overpower by the other qualities such as rugged cases, battery cases, and folio cases.
If you are willing to buy right away, and then go for the above ones else wait for few months as the trends keep changing.
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Ku Karthik: There's nothing wrong with filling up lyrics with saleable lines- Cinema express
Ku Karthik: There's nothing wrong with filling up lyrics with saleable lines
Lyricist Ku Karthik opens up about the experience of penning the viral hit 'Jolly O Gymkhana' from Vijay's Beast and more
Gopinath Rajendran
Published: 20th March 2022
Over the last day, social media platforms have exploded with posts, reels, screengrabs and video clips of 'Jolly O Gymkhana', the second single from Vijay-Nelson's upcoming film, Beast. The video, which has already garnered more than 14 million views, has landed its lyricist Ku Karthik in the spotlight. The busy lyricist pauses his writing work to speak to us about the success of his latest single. "It's a coincidence that Vijay sir's 30th song as a singer comes in my 50th film," says Karthik, a self-confessed Vijay fan.
Though the lyricist might have hit fame in 2016 after writing 'Daavuya' (from Remo) and 'Guleba' (Gulaebaghavali), he has been trying to make a mark in the industry since 2005. "I have studied music and made my debut with Kavithavum Kannadasanum Kadhalika Poranga and then worked in director Vincent Selva's Virumandikum Sivanandikum. But 'Daavuya' brought me to the mainstream audience, thanks to Anirudh sir," says Karthik, who went on to work for films like Dora and Hara Hara Mahadevaki. Interestingly, his hit song, 'Guleba', composed by Anirudh's erstwhile collaborators Vivek–Mervin, featured the lines 'Jolly O Gymkhana'. "I worked often with Anirudh sir who has even sung my songs in other composers' songs like 'I Want a Girl' from Dhanusu Raasi Neyargale. I am glad that my 50th film is with him and my favourite actor, Vijay sir."
Only when Karthik went to Anirudh's studio for penning the lines for 'Jolly O Gymkhana' did he come to know that Vijay might be singing the song. "We know the reach Vijay sir's songs have and it gets even better when he sings in his voice. We were keen on doing a fun song with elements of what's trending currently. Unlike people who heard songs on TVs and radios, today's generation watches them on the internet and we were keen on catering to that crowd," says Karthik. "We wanted any messages to be communicated in a fun manner. We stuck to simple words and decided that 'Jolly O Gymkhana' as the hook-word would sound good with similar-sounding words like 'raasamma' and 'ramamma'. Vijay sir's films are pan-Indian and his films are watched even by those who don't speak our language. We thought 'Jolly O Gymkhana' would intrigue them." The response, unsurprisingly, has been overwhelming. "Vijay sir fans have been bombarding my phone with messages. Ani sir's team informed me that Vijay sir apparently said he had wanted to sing such a track for a long time now. They have promised that I will get the chance to meet him. I'm waiting for that moment," says Karthik.
The lyricist explains that director Nelson simply wanted an enjoyable track. "He and Ani sir like to maintain a jolly vibe around them. That mood is contagious and that's what has reflected in the song. I finished the song in 30 minutes." A Vijay track with messages is usually reserved for intro songs but the lyrical video that was released suggests a post-credit one, something akin to the song in Doctor. "I don't really know about the song placement. I'll be forever grateful that I'm a part of a Vijay song. I have celebrated his films in theatres and little did I know that I would one day be writing his 30th song. As a Vijay sir fan, I can't wait for Beast to be unleashed," says Karthik. "Already the first song ('Arabic Kuthu', written by Sivakarthikeyan) has gone viral and even though when I was roped in, the first song wasn't released, we knew it was going to be a raging hit. But, I was also sure that if Ani sir has approved my song, it would be up to a certain standard. I also thought about the song from a fan's perspective. There weren't any dos and don'ts, and I was given complete freedom."
When asked how different it is to write a peppy song like 'Guleba' compared to one with messages, like 'Jolly O Gymkhana', Karthik says, "For 'Guleba', I was writing about a thief singing after a successful heist. Hence, I wrote, 'Cycle gap-la rocket-a thookura hide and seek-u aalu ma'. I was able to establish the character in that song but with 'Jolly O Gymkhana', I wanted it to be relatable. That's why we went with a line like 'Manasil onnu nenacha, adha nadathanum nanba'."
As the conversation veers away from the Beast single, Karthik is pleased with how technicians are getting their due credit nowadays. "I grew up watching films just for the hero and without even knowing the rest of the cast. But today, people are noticing technicians like sound designers and editors. It's a healthy trend, and also adds more responsibility," says Karthik, who believes in ensuring that the investment of producers is taken into consideration when doing work. "Vaali sir did a great job of balancing this. Some might criticise the lyrics we use these days but this has always been the case in the industry. We grew up hearing songs like 'Vaa vaathiyaare oottanda, nee varaangaatti naan uda maatten'. If a song helps in promoting a film, There's nothing wrong with filling up lyrics with saleable lines."
The lyricist, who has penned more than 120 songs, is also famous for his independent singles like 'Orasaadha' and 'Asku Maaro'. "There used to be a time when films had 15-20 songs and then this came down to five to six. Nowadays, there are even films without songs with the usage of montage songs having increased. It all comes down to what the story demands and people are welcoming that idea. So, independent music is the way to go and the reception it is getting is tremendous. The ones made in foreign countries cost the budget of a film made here. But as long as the people of our land love music, it will be a major aspect of films and I hope it remains so," concludes Karthik.
Vijay Tamil cinema Beast


On this date in 1982, The Drowning Craze released their third and final single, "Heat". It was backed by "Replays". The London post punk/goth band was originally fronted by Angela Jaeger, a transported New Yorker, who went on to record with Bush Tetras, The Monochrome Set and Pigbag. Bassist Simon Raymunde was later in Cocteau Twins. The band disbanded in 1982 without an album to their credit.
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Q: Facebook Social Button plugin So I've been trying for some time to integrate this plugin provided by facebook at Facebook-Social-Button-Plugin
and there it has even mentioned to copy/paste the given code, to see it in action :-

<title>Your Website Title</title>

<meta property="og:url"           content="http://www.your-domain.com/your-page.html" />
<meta property="og:type"          content="website" />
<meta property="og:title"         content="Your Website Title" />
<meta property="og:description"   content="Your description" />
<meta property="og:image"         content="http://www.your-domain.com/path/image.jpg" />

But it isn't showing anything in the page
So am I missing something or is there any problem with this plugin, like I need to get it in a running web server and not in some localhost or it has to do with creating app in fb to use this feature, since none of this mentioned in their documentation.

And yeah I've tried putting correct meta properties and data-href in accordance to my localhost as I am building my web app in laravel framework.

A: You have to start a server on localhost or put it on a live server, or it will not work. The error message mentioned in the comments tells me that you tried to just open the HTML file directly.
You can also add https to the URL (https://connect.facebook.net...), but i would rather use a server on localhost. Also, the page MUST be available in public to make the OG Tags work. Facebook needs to be able to parse the data from their servers.
Btw, you should always use an App and add the App ID - use the code from the generator: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/share-button

A: Tried the code and I get the error
VM114 sdk.js:99 Uncaught Error: invalid version specified
seems to be an error on their code or the example wasn't meant to be copy and pasted, however if you generate the code by clicking the get code button you will get a slightly different code that contains a different url with your appID and version looks something like this:
 connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.7&appId=XXXXXXXXXX

that seems to work

A: Not sure if this helps but i was struggling for hours to make a custom share link with no text just a custom image and the way that worked was:

*

*Taking the code from the button configurator from the link listed in the post on top "Facebook-Social-Button-Plugin"

*Adding the adjusted meta data showed below the configurator

*Rewriting the css
`.fb-share-button, .fb_iframe_widget, #facebook {
    width: 70px !important;
    height: 70px !important;
    margin: 0 auto;
    margin-top: -46px !important;
    background: url(../img/like.png) no-repeat !important;
    background-size: contain !important;
}
.fb-share-button a {
  width: 70px;
  height: 70px;
}
.fb_iframe_widget span {
    display: inline-block;
    position: relative;
    vertical-align: bottom;
    width: 70px  !important;
    height: 70px  !important;
    text-align: justify;
}
.fb_iframe_widget iframe {
    position: absolute;
    width: 70px  !important;
    height: 70px !important;
}
.fb_iframe_widget iframe #facebook .inlineBlock {
    display: inline-block;
    zoom: 1;
    background: transparent !important;
    width: 70px !important;
    height: 70px !important;
}
._2tga._3e2a {
    background: transparent !important;
    color: transparent !important;
    border-radius: 35px !important;
    width: 70px !important;
    height: 70px !important;
}
path[Attributes Style] {
      fill: transparent !important;
}`

*Removing the "Share" in anchor (my layout was just a picture) or changing it

*Optional: if you want to display quoted text just add it on the end of the link like this (you can also change the title and description of the link like that)
https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fdevelopers.facebook.com%2Fdocs%2Fplugins%2F&src=sdkpreparse&quote=here+comes+the+quote
-Optional 2: if you want to share/open the link as a popup, add window.open onclick function to the anchor
Full div example with popup and quote without text :

(the data-size and data-layout are not important cause the css is overwritten)
I'm sure there are better ways of doing it but i couldn't find any! I tried with the FB.ui but it didn't work.
I hope this helps somebody!
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A: If you add you data and click "Get Code" button they give this markup back

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Just a quick blogpost today about Solr. If I help someone with this post, good. If I help myself to remember this, good.
Since I use the DataImportHandler instead of writing my own indexing scripts, I can't do the conversion myself, so I needed a simple way to convert the BLOB to a usable text somewhere in the indexing process. Of course, Google and Stack Overflow come to the rescue. Thanks to this answer to a question about this topic, I know that it is actually quite easy.
That's it! Now, instead of the odd object codes as above, I actually index the text-version of the BLOB field.


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include_once("BaseRepository.php");

class RadioRepository extends BaseRepository{

	public function idFuenteRD(){

		$query = $this->pdo->prepare('SELECT * FROM tipo_fuente WHERE descripcion LIKE \'radio\' LIMIT 1;');

		if($query->execute()){
			$tipoFuente = $query->fetch();
			return $fuente_id = $tipoFuente['id_tipo_fuente'];
		}else{
			echo 'No se pudo ejecutar la consulta para buscar el id de la fuente Televisón';
		}
	}

	public function addFontRD( $font ){

		$idNewFont = $this->addFont($font);
		$sql = 'INSERT INTO fuente_rad (id_fuente, conductor, estacion, horario)
								VALUES(:idFuente, :conductor, :estacion, :horario)';

		$query = $this->pdo->prepare($sql);
		$query->bindParam(':idFuente',$idNewFont);
		$query->bindParam(':conductor',$font['conductor']);
		$query->bindParam(':estacion',$font['estacion']);
		$query->bindParam(':horario',$font['horario']);

		if($query->execute()){
			return true;
			// echo 'se ejecuto correctamente la segunda sentencia';
		}else{
		 	return false;
		 	// echo 'No se ejecuto la segunda sentencia';
		}

	}

	public function addNewRD( $new ){

		$idNew = $this->addNews( $new );

		$adjuntoRepo = new AdjuntoRepository();

		$adjunto = array();
		foreach ($new['archivos'] as $file) {
			$adjunto[] = $adjuntoRepo->add( $file, $idNew );
		}
		$error = 0;
		$fallidos = array();
		foreach ($adjunto as $adj) {
			if(!$adj->exito){
				$error++;
				array_push($fallidos, $adj);
			}
		}

		if( $error === 0 && sizeof( $fallidos ) == 0 ){

			$sql = 'INSERT INTO noticia_rad (id_noticia, hora, duracion, costo)
								VALUES(:idNoticia, :hora, :duracion, :costo);';

			$query = $this->pdo->prepare( $sql );
			$query->bindParam(':idNoticia', $idNew);
			$query->bindParam(':hora', 		$new['hora']);
			$query->bindParam(':duracion', 	$new['duracion']);
			$query->bindParam(':costo', 	$new['costoBeneficio']);

			$result = new stdClass();

			if($query->execute()){
				$result->exito = true;
				$result->fileName = $adjunto;
				$result->idNew = $idNew;
			}else{
			 	$error = $query->errorInfo();
				$result->exito = false;
				$result->fileName = 'No se inserto la noticia';
				$result->errorCode = $error[1];
				$result->error = $error[2];
			}
			return $result;
		}else{
			echo $adjunto->name;
		}
	}
}

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Following queries from FSC-Watch, WWF International has asked us to 'correct' the article weposted a few days ago concerning the scandalous certification of Forestal Venao, Peru. In fact, WWF's helpful clarification of its role does not require us to 'correct' the article, but we are anyway happy to include the WWF response below in full.
As readers will see, WWF's response not only confirms what we published earlier, but also corroborates from another source that SmartWood was well aware of serious concerns about Venao before they issued their certificate – but proceded to issue it nevertheless.
We believe it would be helpful if WWF would now make publicly available copies of the letters it has sent to SmartWood, USAID, UCIF and the President of Peru, Alain Garcia. Clearly, if SmartWood has ignored even WWF's advice, then this is a matter of the utmost seriousness for the FSC. We also invite WWF to inform the readers of FSC-Watch as to whether they have instituted a formal complaint to FSC against the certification of Venao.
WWF has not provided assistance to Forestal Vanao for the certification in regency of its operations in the communities in Sawawo and Nueva Shahuaya. Technical assistance was provided by the USAID financed Alernative Rural Development programme, and contracted to Chemonycs. CEDEFOR was not involved.
WWF carried out a "pre-scoping" mission to Forestal Vanao and the communities represented by UCIF in Oct 2005. In our final report we made a number of observations indicating our concerns of the operations conducted by Vanao, from which we concluded it would not be in the interests of WWF to support or provide technical assistance to these operations through the CEDEFOR project. The WWF team was lead by Steve Gretzinger.
WWF expressed its concerns to SMARTWOOD in an official letter during its evaluation process of Vanao's Operations, as well as had meetings with SMARTWOOD representatives after certification was awarded, again voicing our concerns.
WWF also discussed these concerns with USAID.
The Unión de Comunidades Indígenas Fronterizas is an indigenous federation set up by Forestal Vanao, and composed of Ashaninka communities composed of indigenous immigrants brought in from Selva Central, thus not autochtonous to the area. UCIF is not a member of AIDESEP and not recognised by AIDESEP, the national indigenous federation representing indigenous peoples in the Peruvian Amazon.
UCIF has publicly denounced WWF for voicing its concerns about the operations of Forestal Vanao, to which we have replied.
WWF works with and supports Aconadysch, the local indigenous federation representing 6 indigenous ethnic peoples autochtonous to the area. Aconadysch is a member of ORAU, the regional indigenous federation and a member of AIDESEP. Specifically we have supported Aconadysch in strengthening its capacity as well as on proposals for land titling, management and natural resource plans. This support is provided through the Moore financed Amazon Headwaters initiative, and not through CEDEFOR.
WWF has consistently made public its concerns about illegal logging and its support for sustainable forest management and certification. Its last public statement, an open letter to President Garcia, signed in conjunction with other Civil Society Organisations, including AIDESEP.
WWF Peru has a public policy statement (principles) concerning its alliance with indigenous peoples, jointly developed with AIDESEP.
It is important that we make clear to those concerned that WWF does not support Forestal Vanao's operations, nor are in agreement with the Certification awarded by SMARTWOOD, that we have made these concerns public, and that we request FSC to investigate this certification, which puts in danger the reputation and integrity of FSC certification.
Note: FSC-Watch challenged WWF's claim above that "WWF has not provided assistance to Forestal Vanao for the certification in regency of its operations in the communities in Sawawo and Nueva Shahuaya". As noted in our original posting, this appears to be contradicted by what is written in various WWF reports to USAID, which FSC-Watch has in its possession, about WWF's relationship with Venao. One of these, dated October 2005, stated that "WWF is working with the Peruvian company, Forestal Venao and five indigenous communities to conduct baseline assessments and technical assistance".
"I can reiterate that WWF did carry out a pre-scoping mission to determine if we should work with Vanao. Based on that and discussions with Vanao we decide not to engage. USAID did pursue the engagement.


First off I want to say that I am not an owner of many makeup bags, as much makeup as I have. I literally traveled across country with putting my makeup in clear ziploc bags and just prayed they didn't break. However, after receiving these beauties I am sold! I was researching various items to review for you guys and found this wonderful company called The Tragic Whale. The owner, Kerry, was gracious enough to pick out 2 bags from her collection to send to me to review for you guys. And to be honest I use them every day now. I don't see how I went without them. Everything from her unique designs to wonderful quality of work and stellar craftsmanship needs to be commended. The items arrived wonderfully packaged and it was so cute. Her communication and shipping was far above average.
Once I received my packages, which was about 2 to 3 days after she let me know she mailed them I opened up to find these 2 super cute bags. Nothing like these can be found in stores. Also in my packaging was a card that contained instructions how to wash the bags and details on what they are made out of. These bags are lined on the inside with material that can be cleaned if one of your liquid products was to spill by accident. Definitely superb craftsmanship, these bags are better than the ones that I see in local stores. I know that they will last me for a long time.
The bigger bag that I received was deceiving to the eyes. This bag could hold a ton of makeup. I was actually surprised that even after putting all the makeup that I have shown below, there was STILL MORE ROOM! This is definitely enough for me to take on overnight trips and getaways that my husband and I have. I can fit all my makeup and possibly some travel brushes in here. As you can see I have a 12 well palette, 2 compacts, a stick foundation, concealer, shadow base and some mascara. I just grabbed what was on my makeup table from my look earlier that day and was suprised to see that I still had way more room left in this bag, like I said it is deceptively big.
Next I tested out the smaller bag that I received and was still rather impressed with all that it could hold as well. I find myself using this one more for an everyday basis. In fact its in my purse right now with my lipsticks, chapsticks, lipbalms, a liner and several lipglosses (what can I say I have to touch up my lips during the day but that is it).
The palette fit but it was definitely a tight fit. I immediately took it out because I didn't want to ruin my bag. This one is truly my favorite, I love the peacock!
I love quality work and I appreciate all that Kelly puts into her bags. I already have a few divas on my list that are getting some of her bags for their birthdays in 2014, so you should definitely check her out as well!


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Q: how to resolve AttributeError: module 'graphviz.backend' has no attribute 'ENCODING' I am not sure why I get an AttributeError: module 'graphviz.backend' has no attribute 'ENCODING' when I tried to export regression tree to graphviz. I tried re-installing graphviz and sklearn but it doesn't solve the problem. Appreciate any advice on this.

AttributeError                            Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-4-9d9e0becf9b6> in <module>
      3 # graphviz is the drawing tool
      4 from sklearn.tree import export_graphviz
----> 5 import graphviz
      6 dot_data = export_graphviz(
      7     model,

C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\graphviz\__init__.py in <module>
     25 """
     26
---> 27 from .dot import Graph, Digraph
     28 from .files import Source
     29 from .lang import escape, nohtml

C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\graphviz\dot.py in <module>
     30
     31 from . import backend
---> 32 from . import files
     33 from . import lang
     34

C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\graphviz\files.py in <module>
     20
     21
---> 22 class Base(object):
     23
     24     _engine = 'dot'

C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\graphviz\files.py in Base()
     26     _format = 'pdf'
     27
---> 28     _encoding = backend.ENCODING
     29
     30     @property

AttributeError: module 'graphviz.backend' has no attribute 'ENCODING'

A: I had a similar issue when using pipdeptree.  It would seem that there was a very recent change to graphviz, intended to obfuscate its internals.  Quoting the module author's reply in issue #149 (a similar issue with backend.FORMATS):

Submodules of graphviz are not part of the public API (cf. https://graphviz.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html). Please stick to the documented interface and use graphviz.FORMATS, see https://graphviz.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html#graphviz.FORMATS).

In the short term, you could downgrade your graphviz module… it looks like 0.18 was the last tag before the submodules were made opaque.
Moving forward, you may wish to create an issue and/or pull request against the sklearn-pandas repository, to replace graphviz.backend.FORMATS with graphviz.FORMATS, or even just cap its graphviz dependency at 0.18.

A: I had the same issue and I am very new to Python/conda world, so this might help newbies like me...
I downloaded graphviz 0.19.1 from:
https://pypi.org/project/graphviz/#files

Source Distribution: graphviz-0.19.1.zip (247.8 kB view hashes)
download link

and replaced graphviz folder with this version in "C:\Users\Nino\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages" (will be different for you) and rename it so that name is again graphviz.
"C:\Users\Nino\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\graphviz"

A: I have met same problem! The most voted answer works for me! And paste the code to forceably downgrade the graphviz.
pip install --force-reinstall graphviz==0.18

A: I had the same error with python-graphviz==0.16. OP did not include a version number, but it looks like the line numbers in the traceback match with v0.16.
Note that the traceback shows the error to be inside the python-graphviz package, so it's more likely that it's an issue with a dependency.
With python-graphviz==0.19 I don't get the import error.
On a side note: Versions shown by conda list or pip list can be misleading. In case of doubt check the content of the __init__.py.

A: I solved this issue in a different way:

*

*Open graphviz file on my PC through following path (Path may differ)
"C:\Users\Anoop\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\graphviz\backend"

*Copy the encoding.py file from here

*Paste this file in the backend
"C:\Users\Anoop\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\graphviz\backend"

*Problem solved

A: In my case, it seems that the class Base in the "C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\graphviz\files.py" takes the 'backend folder' instead of the 'backend.py' on init.
quick solve:
go to "C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\graphviz" and rename the 'backend folder' to something else.
PS: since I didn't check the whole code, it may then cause another dependency problem.

A: Thanks! ver0.2 was trouble some and this error disappear after downgrading it with ver 0.19


Chuck Currie, the proprietor of Sax Noir Studio in Vancouver BC, is a clarinetist and saxophonist who performs and records with the Vancouver Island Symphony, the Pacific Symphonic Wind Ensemble, the Band of the 15th Field Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery, Sax Noir, Pacific Blackwood, the Vancouver Saxophone Ensemble, and the BC Clarinet Choir.
He teaches at his own Sax Noir Studio, and conducts clinics and master classes throughout British Columbia. Students have auditioned successfully for the Vancouver Philharmonic Orchestra, the British Columbia Honour Orchestra, the UBC School of Music, the National Youth Band of Canada, and the International Honors Wind Symphony at Lincoln Center, New York sponsored by Distinguished Concerts International New York.
Mr. Currie's articles on woodwind equipment and pedagogy have been published by theBC Band Journal, Canadian Winds, Saxophone Journal, The BC Music Educator and Clarinet & Saxophone Magazine.


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Developing Safer Alternatives to Gun-Related Criminal Penalties
Biehl, Julie L (PD/PI)
Provide an executive summary of the proposed project.
The project involves law and practice research, policy analysis, communications, and convening, and strategic planning in aid of developing criminal justice system reforms that are a) developmentally-appropriate and b) reduce overall gun violence while c) reducing racial disproportionality in both injury and punishment.
While gun culture and criminalization are polarized nationally, the Great Lakes region contains some of its most extreme examples. Its wide range of urban, suburban, and rural approaches to gun-related behavior mirror its equally wide range of criminal penalties and their disproportionate use. While Illinois (the subject of a parallel Joyce project) has some of the longest and most mandatory penalties in the country, other states in the region structure their criminal code very differently. Due to the criminogenic effects of prison as well as the negative externalities imposed upon families and community that lead to additional instability, the entire region would benefit from an inquiry into, and move toward, best practices.
One example area is unlawful weapons possession, particularly firearms. A preliminary data snapshot using Cook County, Illinois data for a recent 5-year period shows approximately:
- 10,000 sentences issued for weapons possession charges in criminal (adult) court
- 5,000 of them as the primary charge ("primarily possession" sentences)
Of the 5,000 "primarily possession" adult sentences:
- Most (96.8%) were for boys and men
- Most (80%) were for African-Americans (an additional 16% were Hispanic/Latinx)
- Most (64.2%) were for young adults aged 17-25
- Most (92%) young adults received a felony
- Most (82.4%) young adults with a felony received a prison sentence
Cumulatively, research shows that most young people in Chicago carry guns for defensive motivations; that young Black men are at particular risk of being shot, and that Cook County sentenced more young Black men to state prison for "primarily possession" weapon offenses than any other ethnicity or age group.
Research into other states' law and practice may be instructive. Preliminary review shows that "primarily possession" offenses are significantly less punitive and prison is less mandatory in the other Great Lakes states. Whether useful comparisons between imprisonment rates, gun violence rates, or racial disparities within prison and violent victimization may be made remains to be seen.
On another track, much progress has been made in considering new approaches to juvenile and young adult justice. However, the field is plagued with natural tension about what options (jurisdiction; sentencing; custodial setting; records relief) are best to address issues in a developmentally-appropriate manner and what cohorts (age; offense type; offense level) may be served or excluded by specific interventions - and gun-related behavior should be a part of the conversation. There are also strategic questions to consider regarding which reforms should be pursued in what order to provide broad relief in a short period of time, while avoiding
sudden caseload spikes and ensuring proper resources for implementation. And while excellent research and advocacy is well underway, the field is due for a working session to consider how to engage in mutually beneficial messaging, planning, and negotiation, to amplify bandwidth.
For these reasons, our proposal has three components:
1) Great Lakes and Gun Laws: Collect and analyze criminal approaches to gun offenses in the region, al
Joyce Foundation (SG-19-4005)
correctional institution


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    {
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            $this->getMainTable(),
            'attribute_id'
        )->where(
            'form_code = :form_code'
        );

        return $this->getConnection()->fetchCol($select, $bind);
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text:
Classical Greek / Levels 7 and 8 / Understanding / Reflecting
Reflect on own and others' reactions to and assumptions about the language and culture of ancient Greek society, considering similarities and differences to own language and culture
considering own and others' cultural assumptions about home and leisure and how these may have been different in the ancient Greek context
reviewing and responding to aspects of cultural practices in Classical Greek texts and ancient Greek artefacts, and discussing the reactions of peers to these
developing an understanding of life in ancient Athens or Sparta, and reflecting on similarities and differences to own lifestyle in multicultural Australia
describing own life at home and school and making comparisons with that of young people in ancient Greece
discussing how young people in ancient Greece may have viewed the lives of young people in the modern world


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Three Become One
The Episcopal Church of the Ridge was formed in 1973 through the guidance of Bishop John Pinckney and Archdeacon William Beckham (later Bishop Beckham). They encouraged the small Episcopal churches located in Edgefield, Lexington, and Saluda counties to form a cluster under one priest, one governing board, and one budget. Three churches remain active today as The Episcopal Church of the Ridge: Grace Episcopal Church in Ridge Spring, The Episcopal of Our Saviour in Trenton, and Trinity Episcopal Church in Edgefield. As a result of combining the resources, strengths, and talents of the three congregations, the long-range plan is that we will attain parish status.
We are proud to note that the churches comprising The Episcopal Church of the Ridge have been a "springboard" to the careers of some of the most distinguished clergy in South Carolina, including The Rev. Many Reid, Bishop William Beckham, and Archdeacon Fred Byrd.
The congregation worships every Sunday on a rotating basis at one of the churches. This schedule has been successful for over fifteen years. An adult class begins at 9:00 am in the parish hall to discus the lessons of the day. For middle and high school worshippers, class is also offered at 9:00 am. And for our younger worshippers, class is offered at 10:00 am on Edgefield and Trenton Sundays. The service of Holy Eucharist begins at 10:00 am in the sanctuary.
The Episcopal Church of Our Saviour
The Episcopal Church of the Ridge is one congregation with three houses of worship. The three entities are Grace Episcopal Church in Ridge Spring, The Episcopal Church of Our Saviour in Trenton, and Trinity Episcopal Church in Edgefield. The story of Our Saviour is below:
Our Saviour owes its beginnings to the efforts and love of Miss Lizzie Day and Miss Sue Hatcher (Mrs R. P. Henry). These young ladies became familiar with the Episcopal service while they were attending school in Athens, GA. The first organized services were officiated by the Rev. Edward T. Walker in the old Henry schoolhouse just west of Trenton. Unfortunately, this building is no longer standing but is remembered by the older generations of Trenton. Mrs. S. T. Hughes gave the land for the building site. Successful fundraising through donations and entertainment resulted in the building now in use.
The building was consecrated on June 30, 1882 by Bishop William B. W. Howe, assisted by five ministers from several Episcopal parishes in South Carolina. The wooden church does not conform to any clearly defined type of architecture; however, the interior has a Gothic feel with pointed window openings and an open timber ceiling. The bell tower was a later addition to the structure. The parish hall was added in the 1950s. It is of interest to note that because of the custom of marriages being held in home of the bride, the first wedding at Our Saviour was not performed until 1904.
The J. M. Vann family gave the beautiful stained glass windows behind the altar in 1960.
The Episcopal Church of the Ridge is one congregation with three houses of worship. The three entities are Grace Episcopal Church in Ridge Spring, The Episcopal Church of Our Saviour in Trenton, and Trinity Episcopal Church in Edgefield. The story of Grace Church is below:
Grace Church had its beginnings in 1872 when a group of Christians met to explore the idea of forming an Episcopal Church in the small town of Ridge Spring. Much of the leadership of the group came from the local families and, in particular, from the women in the community. Grace was recognized as a congregation in 1873, with the Rev. C. Bruce Walker conducting services for an initial period in the local Baptist Church.
With a generous gift of land from the B. T. Boatwright family, the congregation soon erected the church structure in the Carpenter Gothic style with board and batten siding. The church building was consecrated on November 20, 1874 under the leadership of Bishop William B. W. Howe. In addition to local gifts, the church received generous support from several families in New York and Philadelphia who had ties with local families through schoolgirl relationships in Charleston.
The stained glass windows behind the altar are original to the church. Those on the south wall of the sanctuary date from the early 1980s. The church bell is one of the oldest in the state, having been cast in England with an inscription that reads "James Kinloch of South Carolina, 1750." This bell was originally in Prince George, Winyah, Georgetown, SC and came to Grace Church through the efforts of Bishop Howe when the church was built.
The parish hall was built and dedicated in 1954 on land donated by the Gregory and Barnwell families of Ridge Spring.
Trinity Episcopal Church
The Episcopal Church of the Ridge is one congregation with three houses of worship. The three entities are Grace Episcopal Church in Ridge Spring, The Episcopal Church of Our Saviour in Trenton, and Trinity Episcopal Church in Edgefield. The story of Trinity is below:
Trinity, formed in 1835, is the oldest church in The Episcopal Church of the Ridge. In 1836, the Episcopal family erected a colonial style brick building which was dedicated in October of the same year. This structure was built on approximately one half acre of land donated to the church by Edmund B. Bacon. There have been some modifications to the original building over the years. The sanctuary and the stained glass windows (from Munich) were added in 1907. The lower part of the bell tower was built in 1886 with the upper portion added in added in 1951.
In 1860, the church was closed for a short time due to lack of sufficient male membership to constitute a Vestry. The church was reopened in November 1862 when the Rev. E. T. Walker came and settled his family in the rectory and, along with additional male members, began holding services once again.
The adjacent rectory, probably dating from the 1830s, was acquired by Trinity Church in 1846 and served as the residence for its ministers until 1957. It was sold in 2002. The parish hall was built in 1955 when the need for additional space was evident.
Trinity Church has the distinction of being the oldest public building still in use in the town of Edgefield and the oldest Episcopal Church in continuous use in the Diocese of Upper South Carolina.
Office Street Address: 117 Watson Street • Trenton, SC 29847 • View Map
Office Mailing Address: P O Box 206 • Trenton, SC 29847
(803) 275-3934 • info@churchoftheridge.org


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