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ESPN to Televise Every Game of NCAA Division I Softball Super Regionals for 12th Consecutive Season
Continuing on the road to the Women's College World Series (WCWS), ESPN will televise every game from the NCAA Division I Softball Super Regionals providing fans up to 24 games across ESPN networks from Thursday, May 24, to Sunday, May 27. Games will be available on ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU.
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Every so often, VF Engineering and European Auto Source has a BMW program that captures our imagination. Remember the M3 "Orange Fever" from a few months ago?
We certainly do, so when we found out that the two tuners were back to their old tricks again, we couldn't resist finding out what their next project was. Well, we found out what it is: the BMW M3 V540.
The V540 is pretty similar to the V620 in a variety of ways. For one, they're both awesome, which really shouldn't come as a surprise. For another, both programs come with insane performance modifications that surpass our expectations.
In the case of the BMW M3 V540, European Auto Source and VF Engineering took the liberty of adding a Vortech V3Si compressor to the engine set-up. To give an idea on why this is significant, the compressor feeds 4.0-4.5psi of boost on the M3, resulting in drastic improvements in output (540 horsepower and 370 lb/ft of torque), acceleration, and throttle response, all while maintaining the engine's overall reliability.
On top of that, the modifications also include a CNC Machined T6061 supercharger bracket, T3 anodized to ensure strength and durability, a high flow Greddy Type R overrun bypass valve system, a K&N oiled type air filter that comes with a roto-molded intake tract, a Hex OBD2 USB flash cable that's capable of loading multiple tunes and diagnostics to and from the car, upgraded Bosch fuel injectors, and silicone coupler hoses with normal euro-style hose clamps.
Needless to say, the M3 V540 is all loads of awesome, something European Auto Source and VF Engineering have made a habit of doing recently.


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Clive Palmer wants to be Australia's next PM. Brett Wortman
It's Clive-gate: Palmer's office broken into, laptop taken
by Mark Furler and APN Newsdesk
29th Apr 2013 10:38 AM | Updated: 5:12 PM
UPDATE: Police will keep a watch on any information from Clive Palmer's stolen computer being disseminated via the internet before cybercrime police are called in.
Mr Stewart confirmed Mr Palmer had made a complaint to police about the break in at his CBD office over the weekend.
"That break and enter occurred sometime over the weekend as I understand it and he has had property, including computer equipment, stolen," he said.
Asked whether cybercrime police would be called in to investigate with the chance the computer information could be uploaded or sent to others, Mr Stewart confirmed police were keeping a watching brief.
"…in terms of passing it on to other areas in the community or perhaps trying to make information available on the internet on what might be available on that computer, until that happens we will keep a watching brief," he said.
Earlier, Nine News reported Mr Palmer's financial controller, Michael Dahl, had his laptop stolen.
Mr Palmer claims the robbery from his Brisbane office was a political conspiracy with sensitive financial documents taken.
Mr Palmer told Nine's finance editor Ross Greenwood that sensitive business documents and personal records were on the laptop.
The break-in comes just days after Mr Palmer announced the re-launch of a political party and plans to run for PM.
"This seems to be more of a coincidence to me,'' he said.
Mr Palmer said he would not be surprised if he was the subject of ongoing personal attacks in coming weeks.
"This is the way the game is played. If you can't beat the person on the field of ideas, beat them some other way.''
"There is really nothing for us to hide legitimately but it's just an indication of the types of barriers people will put up against people who want to stand up for democracy in this country,'' Mr Palmer said.
He said police had been informed of the break-in at 380 Queen Street.
LNP Fairfax candidate Ted O'Brien said there was 'no chance' the LNP was behind any break-in.
Mr O'Brien said he was more interested to know if Mr Palmer was going to open up an office on the Sunshine Coast, given his plans to run for Fairfax.
"When he decides to open up an office in Fairfax I am happy to give him some hints about how to maintain security,'' Mr O'Brien said.
The LNP candidate said he had his trailer and billboard vandalised but he was not running off to the media 'screaming blue murder'.
"I think the people of the Sunshine Coast would like to hear more about the Sunshine Coast and less about Clive Palmer,'' Mr O'Brien said.
Mr O'Brien said he was not sure whether Mr Palmer was fair dinkum about running in Fairfax.
"I think his challenge is going to be convincing people on the Sunshine Coast that he has their interests at heart.
"I think it is a challenge that we all have.''
Mr O'Brien said the number one issue was generating enough economic growth on the Coast to create real, long-lasting jobs.
He also cited social issues, infrastructure, small business and cost of living pressures.
On Friday, Mr Palmer re-launched his United Australia Party and said he would contest the seat of Fairfax on the Sunshine Coast.
Mr Palmer says interest in his new party has been so great the group's website crashed over the weekend.
He said the party already had the requisite 500 members to register the party.
"I'd like to just issue a quick apology. I'd just like to apologise to all those people that have gone to unitedaustralia.org and tried to log on to join the party, because they've blown up the website.
"That's how we're going," Mr Palmer said on Meet The Press.
Mr Palmer said the UAP would press ahead with fielding candidates in all 150 lower seats as well as the Senate.
In terms of policies, he revealed social issues like same-sex marriage would be open to conscience votes, although he would not be drawn on his views on the contentious issue.
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The Greatest Guitar Lessons of All Time
In the summer of 2007, I was sitting at home with my girlfriend and three-year-old son when I heard my favorite band, the Beach Boys, play.
It was a moment I will never forget.
For those of you who didn't live through it, the first time you heard this song was on a TV broadcast in the early '90s, during the Monica Lewinsky scandal, when it was the centerpiece of a show called "The Bachelorette."
The band's music and the music of their fellow country music artists, from Elvis Presley to Tom Petty, made the connection between the music and country feel familiar, yet fresh.
It wasn't long before my girlfriend asked if I could play with her brother.
My first thought was to tell her I was on vacation.
I wasn't.
I was playing with my brother.
He had just come from playing with the band.
My brother is a musician and he loves the Beach Boy music.
So I played with my son and the rest is history.
After that, we became good friends.
I also found out about the band through my brother, who has played in their band, and also through my mom.
My dad played in the band, too, and has since passed away.
I've also gotten to know my brother and his bandmates through their band's YouTube channel.
They're always telling stories of playing together and being friends and so forth.
They've all been great musicians, and I always appreciate them for that.
The band has a reputation for being hardworking and working hard, and for being honest and doing what they feel they have to do.
So, in that respect, the band really does do it.
The Beach Boys are not the only country-rock band to take a similar approach to music.
The Rolling Stones are known for being a family-oriented band that plays with a group of older players, and the Beatles have played with an older band.
But what about country music, which has always been a male-dominated genre?
How did the Beach Band and other country artists evolve over the years?
We started to hear about the Beach and the Rolling Stones a lot during the '90's, when country was getting a lot of attention.
That's when a lot more people started to pay attention to country.
I think that really is a testament to what country music can be: A very intimate and intimate kind of music.
And, in some ways, I think the Beach boys are an extension of that.
My mom's brother, Tom Petty has said that he started playing the Beach in the '70s.
It started as a solo project.
And when he did the band's live album, "The Best Is Yet to Come," he started to get more and more involved.
And then, as more people were listening to country music and starting to see what it could be, he just sort of took over the group.
He was the lead singer.
And that's what led to a lot different kinds of musicians, who have been the ones to really push the boundaries.
I know that sounds corny, but that's how it has worked out for the Beach.
They always play at some sort of capacity and have played all the way through.
They have the biggest stage at their shows.
And they always have a strong presence.
In the last couple of years, they have had some big tours.
And their tour schedule is pretty amazing.
The last time they played a sold-out venue was in 2006.
And I don't think there have been any other bands that have ever played a stadium-sized venue.
They can't even be considered a country band, so they're playing on their own terms.
In that respect there has been an evolution of the Beach's music.
But that evolution hasn't come in the last 10 years.
The first time I heard the Beach play, in 2007, it was really just a surprise.
I had never heard them before.
And my girlfriend was sitting in the front row of the house listening to me play.
And she thought that was a pretty big surprise.
She thought it was some kind of novelty.
She said, "You guys are the greatest."
And then she said, "'Tis the season for country music."
The song stuck with me.
It's the one song that has been around for years.
And so, now that I'm old enough to know that, it's not the last thing I will hear from the Beach, either.
I do know what it's about, though.
They play music that's very personal, and they have that intimate, intimate kind that is a part of the music that they're making.
When you hear the Beach playing a country song, it just feels like you're right there with them.
I have always loved country music.
I remember when I was a kid, I would listen to country, and my parents would say, "I love country music!"
I had always been attracted to country musicians.
But I never felt
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FASB added two agenda projects—a standard-setting project and a research project—intended to improve financial reporting of nonprofit organizations. The objectives of these projects encompass suggestions from FASB's Not-for-Profit Advisory Committee (NAC) at the panel's September 2011 meeting.
The NAC recommended action in these areas after its September meeting (see previous JofA coverage, "FASB Panel Recommends Areas of Improvement in Standards for Nonprofits"). A summary of the NAC's recommendations is available at tinyurl.com/4xpztvs.
FASB said the standard-setting project will focus on the financial statements and related notes that are unique to nonprofit organizations. It will re-examine existing standards for financial statement presentation by nonprofit organizations with a focus on improving the current net asset classification scheme and information provided in financial statements and notes about an organization's liquidity, financial performance and cash flows.
2. Determine whether FASB, through its leadership or standard-setting efforts, can contribute to promoting such communications.
FASB said in the press release that more information about the agenda projects will be available in the coming weeks at fasb.org.


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Q: Socket communication between PHP server and ActionScript I am studying about socket communication and succeeded to connect between PHP server and PHP client. Now I want to do same thing with PHP server and ActionScript client.
http://php.net/manual/en/sockets.examples.php
I read this and could communicate between server and client on 2 Windows command prompts both in PHP.
So now I changed the client to ActionScript but it seems connecting to server but the string or number is not sent.
Does socket communication matter only address and port regardless of language? Or I cannot use two different languages to communicate?
For server, I used example 1 code in the URL above, changed address and port.
AS client is here, I wrote the minimum code, this would just send number when the file is run.:
import flash.net.Socket;
import flash.events.*;
import flash.net.LocalConnection;

var s:Socket = new Socket;
s.connect("localhost",10000);
s.writeByte( 10 );
s.flush();
trace("sent");

And this is PHP server code.
#!/usr/local/bin/php -q
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);

/* Allow the script to hang around waiting for connections. */
set_time_limit(0);

/* Turn on implicit output flushing so we see what we're getting
 * as it comes in. */
ob_implicit_flush();

$address = 'localhost';
$port = 10000;

if (($sock = socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, SOL_TCP)) === false) {
    echo "socket_create() failed: reason: " . socket_strerror(socket_last_error()) . "\n";
}

if (socket_bind($sock, $address, $port) === false) {
    echo "socket_bind() failed: reason: " . socket_strerror(socket_last_error($sock)) . "\n";
}

if (socket_listen($sock, 5) === false) {
    echo "socket_listen() failed: reason: " . socket_strerror(socket_last_error($sock)) . "\n";
}

do {
    if (($msgsock = socket_accept($sock)) === false) {
        echo "socket_accept() failed: reason: " . socket_strerror(socket_last_error($sock)) . "\n";
        break;
    }
    /* Send instructions. */
    $msg = "\nWelcome to the PHP Test Server. \n" .
        "To quit, type 'quit'. To shut down the server type 'shutdown'.\n";
    socket_write($msgsock, $msg, strlen($msg));

    do {
        if (false === ($buf = socket_read($msgsock, 2048, PHP_NORMAL_READ))) {
            echo "socket_read() failed: reason: " . socket_strerror(socket_last_error($msgsock)) . "\n";
            break 2;
        }
        if (!$buf = trim($buf)) {
            continue;
        }
        if ($buf == 'quit') {
            break;
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        if ($buf == 'shutdown') {
            socket_close($msgsock);
            break 2;
        }
        $talkback = "PHP: You said '$buf'.\n";
        socket_write($msgsock, $talkback, strlen($talkback));
        echo "$buf\n";
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He's had enough. Photo: Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call,Inc.
Senator Jeff Flake, a Republican who has been one of the harshest intraparty critics of President Trump, announced on Tuesday that he would not seek reelection to his seat next year.
In a blistering speech on the Senator floor, Flake took aim at President Trump while criticizing his colleagues for allowing an ongoing erosion of political norms.
"There are times when we must risk our careers in favor of our principles. Now is such a time," Flake said.
"Silence can equal complicity. I have children and grandchildren to answer to and so, Mr. President, I will not be complicit or silent," he continued.
He added that "anger and resentment are not a governing philosophy," and bemoaned the "flagrant disregard for truth and decency" in politics.
"When the next generation asks us: 'Why didn't you do something? Why didn't you speak up?' What are we going to say?" he asked.
Flake recently published a book, The Conscience of a Conservative, which took aim at the nativist, anti-intellectual forces that have recently animated his party. But his tangible contributions to the anti-Trump cause were not always clear.
His seat was one of the few held by the GOP that was seen as vulnerable to a Democratic challenge in 2018. Flake had already drawn a top-tier Democratic challenger. And he faced a serious primary challenge from his right in Kelli Ward, a Steve Bannon–backed challenger with a history of inflammatory statements.


Pacific Trail Pipeline Protest | B.R.O.K.E.
I sat through the Mozart Horn Concerto and the Ravel Mother Goose Suite. Then I had to leave.
I got to the Chevron Refinery on the Burnaby Waterfront (near the Kinder Morgan tanker loading dock) for the final act. Ruth told me that the police were going to cut through the chains and bicycle U-lock and arrest the three protesters.
There were about 30 protesters and around 20 RCMP. As I approached the gate a guard said "You're trespassing on private property." I could see that 30 protesters were already well onto private property, so I just kept walking, and joined them: in my suit and tie.
Long story short. The three got cut loose and arrested for breaking the injunction. As Betty Krawczyk points out, injunctions pit the prisoners against the court system, which was not the target of the protest. But that's why Betty got a ten month sentence for sitting down in front of a bull dozer at Eagle Ridge Bluffs. Harriet Nahannee also went to jail, got pneumonia, and died soon after her release.
The Pacific Trail is a pipeline route for fracked natural gas from B.C.'s northeast to Kitimat. Once this pipeline route, crossing the Rockies, is complete, it will be much easier for the Enbridge pipeline to follow the same, or nearby, pipeline right of way.
But isn't natural gas the least carbon intensive fuel for the amount of energy created? And when it spills, it just evaporates into the air. All this is true, so natural gas has met with little opposition. But should it get a pass? I don't think so because of the unresolved problem of "fugitive emissions" of methane in the process of recovering the natural gas.
What's wrong with methane (CH4)? If you use the UN method of deriving CO2e, i.e. converting the Greenhouse Gas methane into CO2 equivalent terms, methane has about 23 times more powerful greenhouse effect than CO2 over 100 years. The problem is that during the first 20 years it has over 70 times more impact than CO2. I'm more worried about the next 20 years than the next 100, so I prefer the "70" over the "23" when comparing methane to CO2.
Methane is the primary flammable portion of natural gas. Methane and natural gas are almost the same thing. Pure methane is odorless, and is abundant in coal. It's the gas that causes the canary in the coal mine to croak. Fugitive emissions of methane in coal mining are also extremely high. There has been an academic tussle over fugitive emissions of methane in fracking since 2011. The latest report indicates that fugitive emissions of methane are still so high that the carbon footprint of fracked gas is about the same as coal. In other words, when you apply a full analysis of carbon intensity from production to consumption of fossil fuels, fracked gas and thermal coal are tied for worst.
Should the Pacific Trail gas pipeline get a free pass? No.
Thus the three people chaining themselves to the Chevron refinery gate. Chevron is a major partner of the Pacific Trail pipeline, and wants it built asap.
So the May 30 action deserves our support. The protesters were peaceful, and careful not to provoke the RCMP, when I was there. I believe there will be more blockades at the Chevron Refinery at the north foot of Rosser St., one block west of Willingdon.
I heard one of the three chained to the gate: "I am aboriginal, and this is aboriginal land. I am exercising my right as a First Nations person to sit on our land." Nearby his wife nursed their baby.


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From FDR to Donald Trump: A Jump Too Far?
FDR's "Four Freedoms" speech in 1941 versus Donald Trump's debate performances this year: meaningful connection or unfair comparison? Sarah Cooper describes her recent lesson and presents her new ground rules for history and current event mashups.
Wondering how – with enough learning time – she could reach individual 8th grade U.S. history students where they are "most curious & invested," teacher Sarah Cooper considers the breadth of current events resources and connections she could suggest.
Teaching about Judaism, Christianity and Islam is a staple in many middle school world history and culture classes. To help counter students' frequent confusion about these religions, Lauren Brown points out misconceptions and offers resource ideas.
How Do We Teach about History's Tragedies?
Whether a tragedy is recent or ancient, death is an unfortunate staple in social studies classes, writes history educator Lauren Brown. The challenge for MS teachers is to treat tragic events sensitively while helping students grasp the historical import.


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Two years later, U.S. still not prepared to secure cyberspace, report warns
CSIS says little progress has been made in improving cybersecurity
Nearly two years after declaring that cyberspace is a critical national asset, little progress has been made in improving the nation's cybersecurity, according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
The assessment is made in a follow-up to "Securing Cyberspace for the 44th Presidency," the 2008 report created by CSIS for the incoming president that called for a government-led approach to cybersecurity.
"Our 2008 report concluded that cybersecurity is now one of the major national security problems facing the United States and that only a comprehensive national strategy consistent with U.S. values would improve the situation," CSIS said.
The follow-up, "Cybersecurity Two Years Later," includes recommendations for key challenges that remain to be met.
"We thought then that securing cyberspace had become a critical challenge for national security, which our nation was not prepared to meet," the new assessment says. "In our view, we are still not prepared."
Obama to revamp cybersecurity policy, will name cybersecurity coordinator
White House just getting started on cybersecurity
The 2008 report was favorably greeted by the administration and its recommendations were reflected in the May 2009 Cyberspace Policy Review, which declared that the status quo in cybersecurity no longer was acceptable and that the "White House must lead the way forward." The review set out a 10-step, near-term action plan that included creation of the position of a White House cybersecurity coordinator, a position that has been filled by Howard Schmidt.
But implementation of many recommendations has been mixed, in part because of other crises and priorities that have taken precedence and because of concerns about government regulation. "Cybersecurity unavoidably takes second place to more immediate concerns, such as the wars or the economy," the new report says.
Events over the past year illustrate the need for aggressively pursuing cybersecurity, however. "2010 should have been the year of cybersecurity," the report says. It began with the announcement in January of a major breach of Google and other large companies, saw the compromise of Defense Department networks, included the spread of the Stuxnet worm in industrial control systems, and ended with annoying denial-of-service attacks over WikiLeaks.
These events "show how the United States is reliant on, but cannot secure, the networks of digital devices that make up cyberspace," CSIS' report states. "As a nation, we must do more to reduce risk, and we must do it soon."
But current approaches to cybersecurity rely on voluntary cooperation between the public and private sectors without a central point of control and authority, and underestimate the challenges of sharing information between the private sector and government, CSIS concludes. The government needs to take a leadership role in cybersecurity.
"Expecting the private sector to defend against these professional opponents is like saying we can use our airlines to defend our national airspace against enemy fighter aircraft," the reports states. "We still have no defense against advanced cyber power."
CSIS identified 10 key areas of cybersecurity where progress should be made over the next two years:
Coherent organization and leadership for federal efforts for cybersecurity and recognition of cybersecurity as a national priority. The United States still lacks an integrated national cybersecurity strategy, with primary responsibility divided between the departments of Defense and Homeland Security. A new strategy is needed with clear lines of authority rather than appeals to cooperation.
Clear authority to mandate better cybersecurity in critical infrastructure and develop new ways to work with the private sector. Regulation needs to impose the lightest possible burden, be flexible rather than prescriptive, and be developed in partnership with industry, but some regulation is needed.
A foreign policy is needed using all tools of U.S. power to create norms, new approaches to governance and consequences for malicious actions in cyberspace. International engagement has become even more important in the last two years as nations seek to extend sovereign control into cyberspace. Cyberspace is not a commons; other countries have realized this and are acting to protect their own sovereign interests.
An expanded ability to use intelligence and military capabilities for defense against advanced foreign threats. The creation of Cyber Command is a major step forward for the United States. However, use of military capabilities will require resolving a number of doctrinal and policy issues, including when a military response is appropriate and how cyber actions would be authorized.
Strengthened oversight for privacy and civil liberties, with clear rules and processes adapted to digital technologies. There is a persistent belief that cybersecurity must inevitably damage privacy. The administration needs to work off a sound and transparent set of principles to ensure that privacy and civil liberties are protected and to strengthen institutions so that those principles become real.
Improve authentication of identity for critical infrastructure. The new "National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace" takes a tentative step toward fixing this problem, but it does not go far enough for critical applications. The biggest challenge for the NSTIC and its new National Program Office in the Department of Commerce will be to increase incentives for people to use online authentication.
Build an expanded workforce with adequate cybersecurity skills. There is agreement that rapid action is needed to increase the number and skill level of those who practice in this area. However, as with much else in cybersecurity policy, the problem has been identified, initial steps have been taken, but there has been slow progress in changing the situation from where we were two years ago.
Change federal acquisition policy to drive the market toward more secure products and services. The federal government can use its purchasing power to incentivize the development of more secure products and services.
A revised policy and legal framework to guide government cybersecurity actions. Legislation introduced in 2010 began the process of examining how to modernize existing legislation, and several committees continue to review existing legislation. This is a good start for a long overdue task, but absent any forcing event, we expect a long debate over the appropriate legal framework for cybersecurity.
Research and development (R&D) focused on the hard problems of cybersecurity and a process to identify these problems and allocate funding in a coordinated manner. Fundamental weaknesses in the Internet's mechanisms and networking protocols increase risk. R&D can often take years to produce results, so the best measurement of progress in the next two years will be sustained funding and attention to modernizing Internet technologies.


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Road Regrets is a single taken from his second full length album, entitled Nice, Nice, Very Nice and released in 2009.
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Road Regrets è un singolo tratto dal suo secondo album, intitolato Nice, Nice, Very Nice e pubblicato nel 2009.
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Fix Bayonets! House Dems Countercharge
Posted on April 4, 2019 by maha
Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and the 20th Maine Regiment on Little Round Top, July 2, 1863. Painting by Mort Künstler.
In a single day, House Democrats demanded President Donald Trump's tax returns for six years, moved to get a decade's worth of his financial records and prepared to issue a subpoena for the full Mueller report from the Justice Department.
Top House Democratic lawmakers and aides say the triple-headed attack was more by accident than design, but it's also clear that April 3 marks a turning point for the new Democratic majority. In less than eight hours, House Democrats moved to an all-out investigative assault on Trump, one that the White House and Republican leaders blasted as unnecessary, openly partisan and a huge distraction from the country's business. [Politico]
Am I enjoying this? You betcha. Anyway, since when did the current Republican Party give a hoo-haw about the "country's business"?
The House also passed a resolution to end U.S. support for the war in Yemen. The Senate passed the resolution last month. Trump says he will veto it. But I wonder if Trump's veto could be challenged in court.
The Yemen resolution invokes the War Powers Resolution of 1973 (WPR), which gives Congress the power to direct a president to remove troops involved in "hostilities" abroad if there has been no formal "declaration of war or specific statutory authorization" from Congress.
Not only does it serve as a censure of Saudi's conduct in the war, it's also a clear check on executive power; if the US wants to be involved in a war in Yemen, Congress has to declare it. The Republican-led Senate passed the resolution in March, and it now heads to Trump's desk. The White House says the president plans to veto it.
It seems to me that if Trump continues to use U.S. military resources in the war in Yemen without the support of Congress, he is in violation of the Constitution. Not that he gives a hoo-haw about the Constitution.
But speaking of courts — the enemy has not been idle. See Dana Milbank, "Mitch McConnell undid 213 years of Senate history in 33 minutes."
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), in his latest move to seize power by dismantling the chamber's centuries-old safeguards, was about to push through another vote to break another rule. But first he gave a speech blaming the other side.
"The Democratic leader started all of this," McConnell proclaimed, his face blotchy red with anger.
Pointing at the Democratic leader, Charles E. Schumer (N.Y.), McConnell added: "He started this whole thing."
If that weren't preschoolish enough, the once-distinguished gentleman from Kentucky said a third time: "He started it! That was a sad day. This is a glad day."
Schumer just smiled and shook his head.
Actually, Vice President Aaron Burr started "it" — the Senate tradition of unlimited debate, that is. That tradition has prevailed, more or less, in the Senate since 1806. Over that time, senators had the right to delay votes on presidential nominees they found objectionable. But McConnell undid 213 years of history in 33 minutes on Wednesday afternoon, holding a party-line vote to rewrite the rules of debate.
The gloves are off. If Dems are ever again in control of both houses of Congress, watch them end the Senate filibuster, ban gerrymandering nationwide, and institute all kinds of judicial and election reforms.
Back to the tax returns — as I understand it, the IRS has no choice but to comply with the request from the Ways and Means Committee. The law is unambiguous. Paul Waldman:
Trump himself doesn't have to hand over anything; the demand is made directly to the IRS, which, under the law, has no choice but to produce the returns. But Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will apparently instruct the IRS to refuse, under the legal doctrine known as "The law doesn't apply to Donald Trump."
The House of Representatives will then sue to compel the IRS to comply with the law, and the IRS will lose in court, until the case reaches the Supreme Court. In any sane world Trump would lose there on a 9-to-0 decision, but there's no way to tell how the conservative justices will rule.
Even after the Ways and Means Committee gets the returns, it's going to take a long time to sort through them and make sense of the tangle of LLCs and other business elements carefully put together to create maximum opaqueness. But at least, and at last, we're seeing Democrats bringing guns to the gunfight.
By now you've heard there's been grumbling from Mueller's team that the Barr summary was, um, not the whole story. Trump's toadies are even now redacting anything the least bit incriminating to Trump. I have to hope that somehow, some day, the entire thing will be leaked. And if there's even a hint that Trump or his "associates" are helping out with the redacting, that's an impeachable offense.
Speaking of impeachable offenses, let's talk about White House security. It's a mess. In a sane world, Trump's playing fast and loose with security clearances would be a bigger scandal than Benghazi and Hillary Clinton's emails and Obama's beige suit and Monica Lewinsky and possibly even Teapot Dome put together. I trust the House Intelligence Committee will investigate.
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moonbat on April 4, 2019 at 6:18 pm said:
I think we've all been waiting for years for a day like this to arrive. Each time I open the news, I'm amazed at how the charge is proceeding, on multiple fronts.
On the downside, I recall Newt Gingrich saying (forgot in response to exactly what), "now we're going to find out if our investment in Brett Kavanaugh paid off".
This is after all what gets Mitch McConnell up everyday: to stuff as many conservative dimwits onto the courts as he can, while he can still draw a breath.
Aj on April 4, 2019 at 8:14 pm said:
Spy a lago
Whitehouse staff. A lago
Trump puts money in his pocket to sell not only influence but state secrets as well.
Bar thinks uninfected witnesses should have their privacy and reputation protected. Who in the hell cared about Monica Lewinski's privacy or reputation?
Fuck the republican hypocrit party in hell.
Unindicted
Bernie on April 4, 2019 at 9:34 pm said:
Considering the Brits are all bound up with Brexit, and can't even help themselves I guess we have to find our own boot straps. Can't count on a mother country that can't even help herself. Continuing to follow our failing leaders who employ the worst and the dumbest is showing little promise. This is a good sign I hope. No path will be easy.
I learned from the apprentice that turning a cramped three bedroom into a spacious livable two bedroom gets you fired, Now I learn that windmills in the area decrease real estate value and up community mental health costs. This is not inspirational leadership. This is not even tolerable leadership. We need solutions real problems, or at least a reasonable approach, and we do not need imaginary problems and incompetent leadership. The time for asking is over.
Swami on April 4, 2019 at 9:41 pm said:
Am I enjoying this? You betcha.
Yeah, but not as much as I am.
The bigger they are, the harder they fall?
Dan on April 5, 2019 at 3:04 pm said:
I personally think the Dems, should they get a 2/3 majority in the Senate, must impeach all persons installed under these rules, including Gorsuch (delay of Obama's appointment) and Kavanaugh (convict him of the 80+ impeachable offenses noted in his confirmation) for cause, and start all over again from scratch.
doug on April 5, 2019 at 3:16 pm said:
The firm that has done Trump's taxes told the House they are willing to comply with a friendly subpoena. If true, the Treasury won't be able to block the information, though I'm not sure how the House might need 'official' returns in order to take action.
Barr might have benign intentions, but the signals are that he's using a black felt tip pen to execute a whitewash. If he does, I hope the DOJ prosecutes Barr for Obstruction if there's even one redacted line in the Mueller report that there was no excuse to withhold. Barr should be bending over backward to get as much of the raw data to Congress as he can – they are a co-equal branch of government. Even the classified information can be delivered to secure locations where those pages can be read (but not copied.)
If there's no way to destroy every copy of the Mueller report and execute every member of the Mueller team, the truth will out – though it may be 2021 before a new A/G reverses any classification Barr imposes on the report. Trump will be fair game for prosecution after he's a citizen.
Trump and the GOP are developing a weak defense. They are claiming it's all partisan while at the same time they are stonewalling Congress and the American public. Not releasing information while claiming there's nothing damaging in the stuff they are suppressing smells like three-day-old road kill.
A conversation I had with a conservative who doesn't like any of the Democrats running for president was telling. He said if he went out on a boat with Trump, "only one of us would come back." I'm not sure when it will show in the polls but the Trump mystique is wearing thin.
csm on April 5, 2019 at 3:51 pm said:
Delivered along with the Mueller report were summaries written by his staff, tailored for the consumption of Congress and the various committees. They were written, supposedly, in such a way that classified information was removed while not leaving out the intent of their findings. Findings that run counter to the impression Barr gave with his own "summary."
Given that, if Barr didn't want to straightaway make the entire report public, he could have just provided Congress with the summaries written for them by Mueller's team. This is why anything Barr says he's doing with the report to redact information to protect privacy, grand jury and classified information before its provided to congress is suspect and the work product of his efforts cannot be trusted. Democrats need to proceed on the assumption that in Barr they are not dealing with an Attorney General as much as they are another crazed Trump partisan working hard at becoming yet another co-conspirator in an ever widening obstruction scheme.
The democrats should follow up the subpoenas issued for Trump's taxes, financial records and the Mueller report itself with requests (I don't think they'll need subpoenas) to Mueller's staff prosecutors involved with the writing of the report and the summaries to testify publicly before the appropriate house committees. And then subpoena Bill Bar and ask him under oath to explain why he lied.
Let's be serious.
The investigation of Nixon by Democrats in Congress was political.
The investigation of Reagan by Democrats in Congress was political.
The investigation of Bill Clinton by the GOP in Congress was political.
Investigations by the GOP of HRC over Benghazi were political.
The investigations of Trump by Democrats are political.
Pretending that politically motivated investigations are something the Democrats just invented is a joke. The results of the investigations were fairly accurate and objective. Nixon was guilty. Reagan was implicated but they were unable to prove he knew (Iran-Contra.) Bill was guilty of a misdemeanor BJ and felony stupidity. No cover-up by HRC was proven and the GOP never let up. What Trump did and what can be proven is still an open question but previous presidents submitted to oversight. None of them liked it.
(HRC was never president – the investigations were a pre-emptive strike and still relevant for that reason.)
Pretending that Democrats must prove virginal pure intentions before they can investigate Trump is a farce. We need to call it that – so does the media.
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c u n d gulag on April 6, 2019 at 11:57 am said:
In America: tRUMP. tRUMP – with the whole Republican Party marching along in "lemming-step" – is tearing this country apart.
In England: Brexit. Brexit – a conservative effort to stop progress – is tearing England, Ireland, and Scotland apart.
Could there be anything or anyone in common between tRUMP and Brexit?
WHY LOOKAH HEAH!
YES, there is! Rupert "Murderoch" (to varying degrees) is behind both efforts!
Money and power have always ruled Murderoch. And there's boatload's of both to be made by dividing people. Profits top humans!
On the plus side: Rupert will be dead soon! ??
On the minus side: The son who is supposed to replace his sociopath father, is also supposed to be even worse than his "Dah"!
Oy!!!
EWM on April 6, 2019 at 12:09 pm said:
The only people I know of who concern themselves with other people's finances are thieves looking for something to steal.
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Robyn Lawrie Rutledge, MBA
Ms. Robyn Rutledge was born and raised in Toronto, Canada, and received a Bachelor of Commerce with First Class Honors from Queen's University in Kingston. She subsequently earned an MBA from Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, where she was an Arjay Miller Scholar and interned in the wine industry. When not at her desk, you will find her outdoors, running or biking, creating healthy recipes for her family, or chasing her highly-energetic toddler.
Ms. Rutledge has been working in finance and investing for over 15 years with a focus on the food, beverage, and wellness industries. Searching out innovation in health, she is motivated to improve our society's well-being through rapid consumer understanding and practical paths to adoption. Currently, she devotes significant time advising and directing businesses, both through her consulting practice and also as an Operating Partner at a leading strategic equity firm. Ms. Rutledge joined TSG Consumer Partners in 2007, a private equity firm focused exclusively on investing in consumer brands and subsequently was promoted to Managing Director and Partner. She has led teams across all facets of private equity including prospect selection, negotiation and structuring, and value creation through partnership. She is currently an active faculty member and Chairs the Advisory Council at the Food Business School (FBS), the graduate and executive education center of the Culinary Institute of America. She has always loved mentoring and is a passionate advocate for the principle of life-long learning. In addition to working directly with students, Ms. Rutledge has the privilege of engaging and activating leaders in the industry, working to shape FBS through bold innovation in curriculum and execution.
Previously Ms. Rutledge was a member of the investing team at Thomas Cressey where she focused on the consumer products and marketing services sectors. She began her career in finance in New York at Goldman Sachs, working in both Corporate Finance and Mergers and Acquisitions advising clients in the natural resources, technology, and consumer products sectors.
Mark Simon, MBA
Mr. Mark Simon has been researching and advising biotechnology, specialty, and large pharmaceutical companies for more than 30 years. He has worked on more than 175 transactions involving financing, business development, and mergers and acquisitions. Before co-founding Torreya Partners, a boutique advisory firm, in 2007, Mr. Simon was a Managing Director and the Head of Life Sciences Investment Banking at Citigroup, where he covered global pharmaceutical companies, with a focus on large-capitalization companies in the United States, Europe and Japan. Prior to his tenure at Citigroup, he served as a Managing Director at Robertson Stephens in San Francisco and New York.
Before moving into investment banking in 1998, Mr. Simon was a Senior Biotech Research Analyst at Robertson Stephens, where he was named Wall Street All-Star Analyst for three years in a row. Mr. Simon holds a B.A. in History from Columbia College and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. He is a board member of multiple foundations in the oncology and aging areas, as well as several for-profit companies.
N. Marcus Thygeson, MD, MPH
Dr. Marcus Thygeson is the Clinical Lead at Bind On-Demand Health Insurance. Bind administers a novel health insurance product that delivers lower premiums, broad provider choice and the freedom to adjust coverage on-demand. Formerly Dr. Thygeson was the Senior Vice President and Chief Health Officer at Blue Shield of California. He led the Blue Shield of California (BSC) Healthcare Services team in support of its mission to ensure all Californians have access to high-quality affordable health care. Prior to joining BSC, Dr. Thygeson led the Center for Healthcare Innovation at Allina Hospitals and Clinics in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he focused on promoting community health improvement, care delivery redesign, clinical and health services research, patient engagement, professional development and well-being, and the practical application of systems thinking to healthcare improvement. Before joining Allina, Dr. Thygeson served as the corporate medical director and vice president for consumer health solutions at HealthPartners, medical director for Definity Health, and chief medical officer of Mywayhealth. From 1996 to 2000 he was the medical director from Alta Bates Medical Group.
Dr. Thygeson co-chairs the National Committee for Quality Assurance Committee for Performance Measurement, serves as a Director for the Alta California Eye Foundation, and is on the Advisory Board of the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER).
Dr. Thygeson received his BS summa cum laude from the University of California at Davis, an MD from Harvard Medical School, and an MPH from the University of Minnesota. He received his medical training at Virginia Mason Hospital, where he was chief medical resident, and at the University of California San Francisco. Dr. Thygeson is Board-Certified in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology.
Lambert van der Walde, MBA
Mr. Lambert van der Walde has 20 years' experience in health care finance and policy, presently leading government and policy research for UnitedHealth Group. Previously, Mr. van der Walde operated VAN DER WALDE & CO., an advisory firm serving hedge funds, mutual funds, lenders, and private equity firms as they deployed capital across health care.
In the Bush and Obama Administrations, Mr. van der Walde served as Capital Markets Advisor to the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), advising Administration and Congressional officials on financial and industry market consequences of the new and proposed regulation and legislation. In this capacity, he served as the CMS liaison to the investor community.
Prior to government service, Mr. van der Walde was an investment banker with Salomon Brothers, focused on equity, debt, and M&A transactions for the telecommunications industry. He has also worked in venture capital and as a fixed income portfolio analyst. Mr. van der Walde holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Washington and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Tonight is Senior Night! Please join us as tonight at Billy Vessels Memorial Stadium at 7:00 pm as we honor our senior Football, Cheerleader, and Band Students for their years of dedication and hard work to make Friday Nights something special.
At the same time, we want to take the time to thank the parents and guardians of these students for going above and beyond in helping them not only participate, but excel, in their chosen activities. We genuinely appreciate you for going the extra mile.


Planning for 2019 is underway. Looking at our content marketing strategies, making adjustments, and maybe even trying something new.
Stephanie Stahl and Kim Moutsos joined our #CMWorld chat to compare notes with attendees and hear how attendees will take all they learned and implement into their work.
Michele Linn, co-founder and head of strategy of Mantis Research, advocates the use of original research that combines compelling story, data, and strategy.


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Title: CEO, Turner Broadcasting System
Years in Cable: More than 20 years
Education: MBA, Columbia U. Business School; BS, Wharton School of Business, U. of PA
Title: President, Turner Broadcasting System
Education: Syracuse University
Congratulations are in order to Martin and Levy. Handpicked to replace longtime CEO Phil Kent, Martin takes on the responsibility of forwarding one of Time Warner's largest and most important divisions. Alongside him is new Turner Broadcasting System president Levy, who now propels a majority of Turner's domestic businesses. Both capped off 2013 on a high note, guiding Time Warner's financials to a year with three quarters of increased income margins and revenue, a trend they're wont to continue. Look for both execs to put a bolder personal stamp on Turner operations in the coming year, including the replacement for Stu Snyder, who recently departed as head of Turner's kid magnet Cartoon Network.


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2016-03-23 14:00Press release
Counting down on Norrmalmstorg to the Eurovision Song Contest 2016
Ms Karin Wanngård (s), inaugurated a three-dimensional sculpture of the symbol for this year's Eurovision Song Contest 2016 at Norrmalmstorg Square in Stockholm, Wednesday March 23rd. The sculpture will be counting down to May 14th at 21:00 when the Eurovision Song Contest finale takes place in the Stockholm Globe Arena.
- Music engages, connects and unites across all borders - national, linguistic and cultural. Musics ability to unite is particularly important today. We are proud to be the host city for the 2016 competition and we would like to give Europe a warm welcome to Stockholm. Eurovision will be visible in the entire city, and an event characterized by openness, tolerance and equality of all people. We welcome you to follow the countdown to May 14th at 21:00, when the Eurovision Song Contest takes place in the Globe Arena. After the event, the Flower will be placed in the Globe Arena district as a memory, says Karin Wanngård, (s) Mayor of Stockholm.
The sculpture is a three-dimensional version of this year's Eurovision Song Contest symbol. The symbol is created by INGO on behalf of SVT (the Swedish public service broadcaster ) and EBU (The European Broadcasting Union).
Karin Wanngård: contact Ömer Oguz, Head of Communication, Finance department of Stockholm, tel: 076-122 92 34
Additional questions: Ann-Charlotte Jönsson, PR Chef Stockholm Business Region/Head of Press Eurovision Song Contest, tel: 08-508 28 507 / esc_press@stockholm.se
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World Premiere of Jurassic World in Concert - Film Concerts Live! Film Concerts Live!
Universal City, CA, April 2, 2018 – Universal Brand Development and Film Concerts Live! announce the world premiere of Jurassic World in Concert, featuring the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO), led by guest conductor Emil de Cou. The NSO will perform the complete Jurassic World score live, while Colin Trevorrow's hugely successful 2015 movie is projected in HD onto a massive screen. The opening night of Jurassic World in Concert will take place on May 30 with a special concert at the prestigious Kennedy Center in Washington D.C.
Starring Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard and B.D. Wong, Jurassic World, with its thrilling score by Oscar®-winning composer Michael Giacchino, earned a staggering $1.6 billion at the global box office and is the fourth top-grossing film of all time. Fans can next experience the wonder, adventure and thrills when the all-new motion-picture event Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom hits theaters on June 22, 2018.
Tickets go on sale to Kennedy Center members on April 2 at 10am EDT, and to the general public on April 5 at 10am EDT. Details can be found at the Kennedy Center website. Further dates and cities will follow. For more information, please see www.filmconcertslive.com.
A joint venture of IMG Artists and The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Film Concerts Live! is currently touring fifteen exciting productions, including film-with-orchestra concert presentations of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Jaws, Back to the Future, Raiders of the Lost Ark, the last three Star Trek films, Home Alone, Casino Royale, The Addams Family and The Artist. This month they'll premiere Close Encounters of the Third Kind in Concert as part of the World Science Festival in Brisbane, Australia, and in July of this year they'll premiere Apollo 13 in Concert with the renowned Houston Symphony Orchestra.
The 2017–2018 season marks the National Symphony Orchestra's 87th season, and Gianandrea Noseda's first as its music director. The Italian conductor serves as the Orchestra's seventh music director, joining the NSO's legacy of such distinguished leaders. Its artistic leadership also includes Principal Pops Conductor Steven Reineke and Artistic Advisor Ben Folds. Founded in 1931, the Orchestra has always been committed to artistic excellence and music education. In 1986, the National Symphony became an artistic affiliate of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, where it has performed a full season of subscription concerts since the Center opened in 1971. The 96-member NSO regularly participates in events of national and international importance, including official holiday celebrations through its regularly televised appearances for Capital Concerts, and local radio broadcasts on Classical WETA 90.9FM, making the NSO one of the most-heard orchestras in the country. The Orchestra performs approximately 150 concerts each year, including classical and popular concerts at the Kennedy Center, at Wolf Trap in the summer, and on the lawn of the U.S. Capitol; chamber music performances in the Terrace Theater, on the Millennium Stage, and at theaters around D.C. It has a distinguished history of touring, and an extensive education program, with a range of offerings for families and children ages three and up.
Additionally, the NSO's community engagement projects are nationally recognized, including NSO In Your Neighborhood, which comprises a week of approximately 50 performances in schools, churches, community centers, and other neighborhood venues, and Sound Health, a collaboration with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and its affiliated organizations. Career development opportunities for young musicians include the NSO Youth Fellowship Program and its acclaimed Summer Music Institute. For more information, visit nationalsymphony.org.
Universal Brand Development globally drives expansion of the company's intellectual properties, franchises, characters and stories through innovative physical and digital products, content, and consumer experiences. Along with franchise brand management, Universal Brand Development's core businesses include Consumer Products, Games and Digital Platforms, and Live Entertainment based on the company's extensive portfolio of intellectual properties created by Universal Pictures, Illumination Entertainment, DreamWorks Animation, and NBCUniversal cable and television. Universal Brand Development is a business segment of Universal Filmed Entertainment Group, and part of NBCUniversal, a subsidiary of Comcast Corporation. Visit universalbranddevelopment.com for more details.


Remember magnetic table I posted few months ago? This time we used that for something else. Eaton still loves mazes and I thought mixing some art with science will be fun for him. It turned out that it was great hand coordination activity. Purposely I printed out very easy maze in order for Eaton to have some place to move marble around. Tracks on the maze were pretty wide. And of course the theme of the maze were RACING CAR!!!
6. optional:tongues or a clip. I gave Eaton a big magnetic clip we use on the fridge as a extra hand coordination activity.
Eaton liked that idea a lot. He was very focused and used that table 5 times in a row. I regret I didn't laminate that tracks maze for easy cleanup and future use.


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Rasboroides est un genre de poissons téléostéens de la famille des Cyprinidae et de l'ordre des Cypriniformes.

Liste des espèces
Selon  - 1 espèce :

 Rasboroides vaterifloris (Deraniyagala, 1930)

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Selon Batuwita, S., Silva, M.d. & Edirisinghe, U. (2013) - 2 espèces:

 Rasboroides rohani Batuwita, M. de Silva & Edirisinghe, 2013

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Références taxinomiques

Cyprinidae
Cypriniformes (nom scientifique)


The Living Stones' Young Adult Ministry is first and foremost a place for individuals post high school (ages 18-30) to connect. We come to find community and seek after the Lord together. This is an great time of fellowship and discipleship that you don't want to miss! Come and be refreshed!


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This black leather Trunk mini shoulder bag from Marni is a shrunken version of the iconic Marni Trunk line of handbags. Championing a sturdy structure and subtle detailing, this piece will surpass trend as a timeless staple. Featuring a foldover top with push-lock closure, an accordion-style interior, an adjustable shoulder strap and gold-tone hardware.


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Young Gandolfini Is Young Tony In 'Sopranos' Prequel Film
By Jordan Peterson January 23, 2019
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The hit HBO show The Sopranos recently celebrated its– you might want to sit down for this– 20th anniversary. The property is set to make its return in the form of a prequel film called The Many Saints of Newark. Now we know who will be playing young Tony Soprano.
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Allocca/Starpix/REX/Shutterstock Michael Gandolfini HBO Presents 'THE SOPRANOS 20TH ANNIVERSARY" Red Carpet and Panel Discussion, New York, USA – 09 Jan 2019
According to Deadline, Michael Gandolfini, son of the late James Gandolfini, will step into the role his father made so iconic two decades ago. In a statement to Deadline, Gandolfini said:
"It's a profound honor to continue my dad's legacy while stepping into the shoes of a young Tony Soprano. I'm thrilled that I'm going to have the opportunity to work with David Chase and the incredible company of talent he has assembled for The Many Saints of Newark."
Gandolfini will join Alessandro Nivola, Vera Farmiga, Jon Bernthal, Billy Magnussen and Corey Stoll in the ensemble. The Many Saints of Newark is set in the 60s during the Newark riots, when the Italians and African Americans were at each others' throats.
Alan Taylor, who directed nine episode of The Sopranos, including six during the final season – will direct. No release date has yet been slated.
The Sopranos is largely regarded as one of the best and most influential television shows of all time, running six seasons from 1999-2007 and winning 21 Emmy Awards.
What do you make of this news? Are you excited to step back into the world of The Sopranos? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!
Tags: 2019 Alan Taylor HBO James Gandolfini Miachel Gandolfini movies news prequel television The Many Saints of Newark The Sopranos
James Gandolfini was just perfect in the Sopranos. Good luck filling those shoes.
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Die Liste der portugiesischen Botschafter in Malta listet die Botschafter der Republik Portugal in Malta auf.

Erstmal akkreditierte sich ein Vertreter Portugals im Jahr 1975 in Malta. Eine eigene Botschaft eröffnete Portugal in der maltesischen Hauptstadt Valletta im Jahr 2005, schloss sie aber 2008 wieder. Seither gehört das Land wieder zum Amtsbezirk des Portugiesischen Botschafters in Italien, der sich dazu in Malta zweitakkreditiert (Stand 2019).

In der maltesischen Hauptstadt Valletta ist ein portugiesisches Honorarkonsulat eingerichtet (Stand 2019).

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Siehe auch
 Maltesisch-portugiesische Beziehungen
 Außenpolitik Portugals

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Malta
Portugal