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Things to do in Fort Myers, Cape Coral: Art fests, 'Fences,' National Anthem auditions, etc.
Top things to do this week in SWFL: Art fests, Florida Rep's 'Fences,' National Anthem auditions, Air Supply, Taps & Tunes, violonist Sarah Chang, etc.
Things to do in Fort Myers, Cape Coral: Art fests, 'Fences,' National Anthem auditions, etc. Top things to do this week in SWFL: Art fests, Florida Rep's 'Fences,' National Anthem auditions, Air Supply, Taps & Tunes, violonist Sarah Chang, etc. Check out this story on news-press.com: https://www.news-press.com/story/entertainment/2019/01/10/things-do-fort-myers-cape-coral-art-fests-national-anthem-auditions-ufo-con-bike-night-etc/2503029002/
Charles Runnells, Fort Myers News-Press Published 9:00 a.m. ET Jan. 10, 2019
Here's a look at Southwest Florida's newest community theater. Located in south Fort Myers, New Phoenix Theatre opens Jan. 10 with 'Marvin's Room.' Fort Myers News-Press
"Fences": August Wilson's Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning drama about a working-class father trying to raise his family in the 1950s. It's one of 10 plays in Wilson's famous "Century Cycle" depicting the African-American experience and race relations in the 20th Century. Jan. 11-30. $49-$55. Florida Repertory Theatre, 2267 Bay St., downtown Fort Myers. 332-4488 or floridarep.org
Robin Murray, left, and Stacy Stauffer rehearse a scene from the play "Marvin's Room" at New Phoenix Theater in south Fort Myers on Thursday, Jan. 3. (Photo: Ricardo Rolon/The News-Press)
"Magnetism" exhibit: Art show featuring the anthropomorphic paintings of Ken Hoffman and the abstracts of Alexander Martin. Jan. 11-Feb. 2. Free admission with suggested $5 donation. Opening reception from 5-7 p.m. Alliance for the Arts, 10091 McGregor Blvd. Fort Myers. 939-2787 or artinlee.org
Pyschic Dose: The local psychedelic/stoner metal act celebrates the second anniversary of its album "Myrkvior" by performing the whole thing live. Plus opening acts Fates Creation & Nausratep. 8 p.m. to midnight. Free. Beach Records, 16120 San Carlos Blvd., Unit 10, south Fort Myers. 878-7806 or facebook.com/BeachRecords
Molly Gene & Freight Train Rabbit Killer: Raucous one-woman blues/metal singer-songwriter Molly Gene and "doom blues/apocalyptic roots" duo Freight Train Rabbit Killer play two shows in Lee County. The touring acts are based in Missouri. First they play Friday at Rack'em Spirits & Times, 1011 S.E. 47th Terrace, downtown Cape Coral. Then they play Saturday at Old Soul Brewing, 10970 S Cleveland Ave., Fort Myers. Both shows are free and go from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. facebook.com/RackemspiritsandTimes or facebook.com/OldSoulBrewing
"One-whoaman" band Molly Gene (Photo: Special to The News-Press)
"Jesus Christ Superstar": The enduring Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice rock opera tells the story of Jesus Christ's last days as a man and his betrayal by Judas Iscariot. Jan. 11-20. $21. Cultural Park Theater, 528 Cultural Park Blvd., Cape Coral. 772-5862 or culturalparktheater.com
"Burn This": In this Lanford Wilson romance, a choreographer's dead friend's brother shows up to collect his sister's belongings. They seem completely mismatched, but the romantic attraction is undeniable. Performed by The Studio Players. Jan. 11-Feb. 3. $25. Golden Gate Community Center, 4701 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples. 398-0192 or thestudioplayers.org
A scene from Cultural Park Theatre's "Jesus Christ Superstar" (Photo: Special to The News-Press)
New Phoenix Theatre debuts: The new south Fort Myers community theater stages its debut show with Marvin's Room," a tender story about two estranged sisters who reunite after one of them is diagnosed with leukemia. Jan. 10-27. $25. New Phoenix Theatre, 13211 McGregor Blvd., south Fort Myers. 284-5214 or newphoenixtheatrefortmyers.org
"Midlife 2 #WhatDidIComeInHereFor": The sequel to the comedic "Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical" takes on more of the aches, pains and joys of getting older. Jan. 10-Feb. 23. $39-$59. Off Broadway Palm at the Broadway Palm dinner theater, 1380 Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers. 278-4422 or broadwaypalm.com
"The Mystery of Edwin Drood": Tony Award-winning "whodunit" based on Charles Dickens' unfinished novel. The audience gets to choose the musical's ending at each performance. Jan. 10-20. $50-$75. TheatreZone in the G&L Theatre at The Community School of Naples, 13275 Livingston Road, Naples. 888-966-3352 or theatre.zone
Dustin Diamond: The actor/comedian is better known as "Screech" from "Saved By the Bell." He performs stand-up for one night only. 8 p.m. $30 ($150 for VIP table and after-party meet and greet. Table seats up to three). HOWL, 4160 Cleveland Ave, Fort Myers. 332-0161 or howlftmyers.com
Tall Ship Lynx: The Massachusetts-based replica of a War of 1812 privateer ship docks at Nervous Nellies and offers deck tours and daily sailing trips. Deck tours are 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily. Sailing trips are 2-4:15 p.m. Deck tours are free. Sailing tickets are $55 ($25 for ages 16 and younger) or $200 for a group of four. You can bring your own food. Nervous Nellie's, 1131 First St., Fort Myers Beach. 978-479-2197 or tallshiplynx.com
Actor and comedian Dustin Diamond, best known as Screech on '90s TV show "Saved By the Bell" (Photo: Ben A. Pruchnie/Getty Images)
More: Your guide to art fests in Southwest Florida
More: New Phoenix Theatre rises in south Fort Myers with its first play, 'Marvin's Room'
National Anthem Auditions: Miromar Outlets holds its annual singing contest to find National Anthem vocalists for upcoming Minnesota Twins and Fort Myers Miracle baseball games. Talented singers can register online. Each singer must give a brief introduction and perform an a cappella version of the anthem in front of a panel of judges. 1-3 p.m. Free. The contest takes place near Bloomingdale's The Outlet Store at Miromar Outlets, 10801 Corkscrew Road, Estero. 948-3766 or miromaroutlets.com
Cape Coral Arts & Music Festival: Two-day festival with more than 300 juried artists and a music fest. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Free. Bands perform 3-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday on an outdoor stage at the corner of Cape Coral Parkway and Southeast 10th Place and also into the night at local venues Backstreets, Cork Soakers, Big Blue Brewing, The Dek, Tiki Hut Bar & Grill and more to be announced. Free. Cape Coral Parkway between Del Prado Boulevard and Southwest 10th Place. CapeCoralFestival.com
Mixed-media artist Loretta Youngman of Ormond-By-The-Sea will show and sell her work Jan. 12-13 at the Cape Coral Arts & Music Festival. (Photo: Special to The News-Press)
Bonita Springs National Art Festival: The first in an annual series of festivals taking place monthly through March. More than 200 artists are featured. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Free with a suggested $5 donation. Riverside Park, 10451 Old 41 Road, downtown Bonita Springs. 495-8989 or artinusa.com/bonita
UFO and Paranormal Conference: The truth is out there. This second-annual event once again dives into UFOs, aliens and the paranormal. Expect vendors, presentations, discussions and high-profile guest speakers such as paranormal researcher John Zaffis, alien-abduction expert Derrel Sims (aka "The Alien Hunter"), Skunk Ape researcher Robert Robinson and author Mark Muncy ("Eerie Florida: Chilling Tales from the Panhandle to the Keys"). 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. $15 per day. Araba Shrine Temple, 2010 Hanson St., Fort Myers. swflupc.com
Alexis Valdes: The Cuban actor/comedian performs "Your Cousin the Monkey" and other monologues. 9 p.m. $55-$80. Southwest Florida Event Center, 11515 Bonita Beach Road S.E., Bonita Springs. 245-9910 or swfleventcenter.com
Air Supply (Photo: Special to The News-Press)
Taps & Tunes Craft Beer & Music Festival: Sample more than 80 craft beers from award-winning Florida breweries, eat food from local food trucks and listen to bands into the night. at the fourth-annual festival. The band lineup includes Wilder Sons, the Woodwork and Supergold. 2-8 p.m. $5 general admission. $45 gets you a tasting cup with unlimited samples. Centennial Park, 2000 W. First St., downtown Fort Myers. 333-1933 or sbdac.com
Air Supply: The soft-rock band returns with lots of love songs, including "Lost in Love," "All Out of Love" and "Making Love Out of Nothing at All." 7 p.m. $85. Seminole Casino Hotel, Immokalee. 800-218-0007 or seminoleimmokaleecasino.com
Fort Myers Bike Night: Thousands of motorcycles rumble through downtown Fort Myers for this biker-themed event that includes live bands on three stages, vendors and more. 6-10 p.m. Free. Downtown Fort Myers. facebook.com/fortmyersbikenight
"Masterworks II: Hear the Fantasy": Southwest Florida Symphony performs Saint-Saens' "Cello Concerto No. 1," Beethoven's "Fifth Symphony" and more. 7:30 p.m. $25-$105. Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall, 13350 FSW Parkway, south Fort Myers. 481-4849 or bbmannpah.com
First Responders Day: Police officers, fire fighters, paramedics and other first responders get up to four free tickets to this double-header basketball game at Suncoast Credit Union Arena. FSW will also honor former Lee County Sheriff and FSW alumnus Mike Scott before the second game. FSW's women's basketball team plays at 2 p.m., followed by the men's team at 4 p.m. Regular tickets are $8-$15. Suncoast Credit Union Arena on the Florida SouthWestern State College Campus, 13350 FSW Parkway, south Fort Myers. 481-4849 or fswarena.com
Sarah Chang (Photo: Special to The News-Press)
Sarah Chang and Mozart's "Requiem": World-renowned violinist Sarah Chang joins Gulf Coast Symphony on Brahms' "Concerto No. 1 in D Major." Then the orchestra, the Fort Myers Symphonic Mastersingers and several guest soloists perform Mozart's mysterious, emotional "Requiem." 7 p.m. $29-$85. Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall, 13350 FSW Parkway, south Fort Myers. 481-4849 or bbmannpah.com
The Wailers: Reggae band formed after Bob Marley's death in 1981 and featuring members of his backing band, including bassist Aston "Familyman" Barrett, and guitarists Junior Marvin and Donald Kinsey. 9 p.m. $30. The Ranch Concert Hall & Saloon, 2158 Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers. 985-9839 or theranchfortmyers.com
Estero Concert Series: The eight-annual chamber-concert series opens with a chamber ensemble performing Smetana's String Quartet Number 1 in E minor ("From My Life") and Dvorak's "Piano Quintet in A." 3-5 p.m. $42. Koreshan State Park, 3800 Corkscrew Road, Estero. For tickets or information, call 646-257-0003 or email rcc@rccnaples.org.
Puccini's "Tosca": Teatro Lirico D'Europa performs the classic opera about an impulsive diva, a sadistic police chief and an idealistic artist. Part of the annual Community Concert Series. 7:30 p.m. $25-$55. Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall, 13350 FSW Parkway, south Fort Myers. 481-4849 or bbmannpah.com
The Righteous Brothers: The blue-eyed soul greats' hits include the most-played song in radio history, the No. 1 "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'," as well as "(You're My) Soul and Inspiration," "Unchained Melody" "Rock and Roll Heaven" and more. Original member Bill Medley and new singer Bucky Heard perform. Bobby Hatfield — who sang with Medley on all the duo's biggest hits —– died in 2003. 7:30 p.m. $48-$69. Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall, 13350 FSW Parkway, south Fort Myers. 481-4849 or bbmannpah.com
A promotional image for the exhibit "Guerilla Girls" Rattling Cages Since 1985" (Photo: Special to The News-Press)
"Guerilla Girls: Rattling Cages Since 1985" exhibit: The anonymous feminists of the New York-based Guerilla Girls wear gorilla masks as they confront corruption, bias and gender and racial problems in the art world through their outrageous, humorous art and activism. For this interactive exhibit, the collective designed a participatory chalkboard installation for visitor "complaints" and will cover the gallery walls with some of the group's most notable public art/protest poster campaigns. Jan. 17-March 23. Opening night includes a lecture by FSW Humanities professor Dr. Wendy Chase at 6 p.m. and a public reception from 7-8:30 p.m. Free. Bob Rauschenberg Gallery at Florida SouthWestern State College, 8099 College Parkway S.W., Building L, south Fort Myers. 489-9313 or rauschenberggallery.com
"The Agitators": Theatre Conspiracy takes on Mat Smart's play about the unlikely friendship between U.S. civil-rights icons Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass. The duo met as young abolitionists, remained friends for 45 tempestuous years and helped shape the course of American history. The play is part of the semiprofessional theater troupe's ongoing 25th anniversary season. Jan. 17-27. $26. Alliance for the Arts, 10091 McGregor Blvd. Fort Myers. 939-2787 or ArtInLee.org/Theatre
Cirque Italia: The traveling water circus returns to JetBlue Park with more aerialists, acrobats, contortionists, jugglers and crazy clowns performing on and around a custom-designed water stage holding 35,000 gallons of water. Jan. 17-20. $25-$50 ($10-$15 for children). JetBlue Park, 11500 Fenway South Drive, south Fort Myers. cirqueitalia.com/the-tours/gold
National Kid Inventors Day: Kids and their parents can be inventors for a day with interactive and hands-on activities. Visitors will learn about how Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone tested rubber; hear about the science of sound; animate a moving picture; observe a LEGO Robotics demonstration; learn about inventions kids have created; and test inventive skills in the Smithsonian Spark!Lab. 5:30-7:30 p.m. Free admission, including access to the museum and Thomas Edison's Laboratory. Edison & Ford Winter Estates, 2350 McGregor Blvd., downtown Fort Myers. 334-7419 or edisonfordwinterestates.org
Dena Galyean and Derek Lively star in Theatre Conspiracy's "The Agitators" (Photo: Special to The News-Press)
Garden Brothers Circus: The traveling three-ring circus returns to Hertz Arena. Jan. 18-20. $10-$38. Parking is $10. Hertz Arena, 11000 Everblades Parkway, Estero. 948-7825 or hertzarena.com
Diary of an Ozzman: The Tampa Bay Ozzy Osbourne/Black Sabbath tribute includes Ozzy impersonator Craig DeSimone (aka Ozzman). 10 p.m. Free. Buddha Rock Club, 12701 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers. 482-8565 or buddharockclub.com
"Rocket Man" Elton John tribute show: Elton impersonator Rus Anderson recreates the young version of the pop/rock star with flamboyance and some fierce piano playing. 8 p.m. $38-$49. Center for Performing Arts Bonita Springs, 10150 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs. 495-8989 or artcenterbonita.org
Music Walk: Downtown Fort Myers comes alive with music at this monthly celebration with bands in the streets and inside the bars and venues. 6-10 p.m. Music Walk takes place on the third Friday of every month. Free. Downtown Fort Myers. fortmyersriverdistrictalliance.com
Clay Walker: Country star who scored his first No. 1 hits in 1993 with "What's It To You" and "Live Until I Die." He's had about 30 more songs on the Billboard country charts, including "Dreaming with My Eyes Open," "If I Could Make a Living" and "Rumor Has It." 9 p.m. $38-$67. The Ranch Concert Hall & Saloon, 2158 Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers. 985-9839 or theranchfortmyers.com
PJ McCready stars as Hedwig in Lab Theater's rock musical "Hedwig and the Angry Inch." (Photo: Paula Sisk)
"Hedwig and the Angry Inch": Lab Theater stages the groundbreaking 1998 musical about a transsexual German rock singer. The show is part glam-rock concert, part stand-up comedy and part bittersweet confessional. Jan. 18-Feb. 3. $30-$35. The Laboratory Theater of Florida, 1634 Woodford Ave., downtown Fort Myers. 218-0481 or laboratorytheaterflorida.com
"Everyone on this Train": Ghostbird Theatre Company performs a series of loosely knit vignettes inspired by a Shaindel Beers poem and written by Ghostbird co-founder, actor and playwright Jim Brock. They take place in the former Atlantic Coast Line Railroad depot in downtown Fort Myers (now known as the Southwest Florida Community Foundation Collaboratory). Brock uses the setting to tell his stories about people on trains, including a mother and daughter fleeing a war, a circus act, hobos and a man contemplating his imminent firing. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Jan. 18-26. $20 ($10 for students). Southwest Florida Community Foundation Collaboratory, 2031 Jackson St., Fort Myers. ghostbirdtheatrecompany.org
Cracker Day Rodeo: The annual event returns with more bull riding, pole bending, roping, branding, barrel racing, steer wrestling and other rodeo activities. 7 p.m. Friday, 6 p.m. Saturday. $20 ($10 for ages 6-12, free for 5 and younger). Parking is $5. Lee County Posse Arena, 17401 Palm Creek Drive, North Fort Myers. 691-6432 or leecountyposse.com
Sing Out! Southwest Florida Choral Festival: The Symphonic Chorale of Southwest Florida hosts this annual choral festival with music workshops and a concert. The concert features seven-member Mexican a cappella performance group Vox Populi Project Choir, led by award-winning composer/conductor Julio Morales. Workshops take place Friday and Saturday. The concert starts at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The concert is free (although tickets are required and can be printed from the chorus website). Registration for the workshops is $50 (free for students), including snacks, a T-shirt, water and a lunch on Saturday. New Hope Presbyterian Church, 10051 Plantation Road, Fort Myers. 560-5695 or SymphonicChorale.org
Bacon Jam: The annual food fest features live local bands and lots of bacon-based food from more than 20 local restaurants and food trucks. 11:30 a.m. to sunset. $10. Food costs extra. Centennial Park, 2000 W. First St., downtown Fort Myers. swfljams.com
Meatspace CD release party: The Sarasota groove-metal trio performs its entire new album, "Bread and Circuses." Plus St. Petersburg stoner-thrash band Frostfang and the food truck Hapa Teriyaki Grill. 8-10 p.m. $5. CDs will be sold for $10 each. New York Tattoo Company, 1480 N.E. Pine Island Road, Suite 1D, Cape Coral. Eventbrite.com
"Pops 1: Oh What a Night!": Southwest Florida Symphony and four singers perform an orchestral tribute to the pop hits of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. 7:30 p.m. $25-$105. Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall, 13350 FSW Parkway, south Fort Myers. 481-4849 or bbmannpah.com
Never Back Down block party: Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr's dream at this event featuring food trucks, live bands, art vendors, dance performances and master of ceremonies Chris Daniels, one of King's fraternity brothers. Takes place the weekend of Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Jan. 21). 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Free. Old Soul Brewing, 10970 S Cleveland Ave., Suite 402, Fort Myers. 334-4334 or facebook.com/OldSoulBrewing
Run to Home Base: The annual race benefits Home Base Florida, a local program that helps local military veterans and their families through medical care, wellness programs and other services. Registration starts at 7 a.m. with the race at 8:30 a.m. Participants can choose from a 5K run/walk, a one-mile walk or a 100-yard kids' dash. $10-$40. JetBlue Park, 11500 Fenway South Drive, south Fort Myers. https://giving.massgeneral.org/home-base/run-to-home-base-florida
Trina: The raw Miami rapper headlines the 239 Riding Bigger Car & Bike Show, Cookout & Concert. Other performers include Frank Lini, Cristol and Lil Kee. 2-6 p.m. $25 ($45 for VIP front-stage access, $60 for an "all-access backstage meet-and-greet). The event includes a twerking challenge, a car and bike show, beer and liquor tents, food vendors and more. Centennial Park, 2000 W. First St., downtown Fort Myers. 200-4532 or Eventbrite.com
"Bond & More": Broadway singer Chloe Lowery (Trans-Siberian Orchestra, "Rocktopia") joins Gulf Coast Symphony for this night of music from the James Bond movies and other action movies. 7 p.m. $29-$69. Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall, 13350 FSW Parkway, south Fort Myers. 481-4849 or bbmannpah.com
The Martins: The Dove Award-winning Christian vocal group consists of siblings Judy, Joyce and Jonathan Martin. 7 p.m. Free. First Assembly of God, 4701 Summerlin Road, Fort Myers. famfm.com
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Jon Mundy, August 19, 2015 9:46 am BST
Sony's former computer arm, Vaio, is expanding its reformed business outside of its native Japan for the first time.
The Japanese electronics giant sold its Vaio business in March of last year amidst sliding profits. The stand-alone company swiftly returned to market with some familiar-looking laptops, but as a small PC maker operating exclusively in Japan.
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In the interview, Ota also revealed that the company has plans to expand into Brazil, with a local manufacturer set to make and distribute its laptops in the up-and-coming country.
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Q: The definition the group of rigid motions in $\mathbb R^3$ of a tetrahedron In Dummit & Foote's Abstract Algebra text, page 28 the following problem appears:

9. Let $G$ be the group of rigid motions in $\mathbb R^3$ of a tetrahedron. Show that $|G|=12$.

Apparently, I misunderstand something. In page 23 the authors define the dihedral group $D_{2n}$ with the same wording, "rigid motions":

For each $n \in \mathbb{Z}^+$, $n \geq 3$ let $D_{2n}$ be the set of symmetries of a regular $n$-gon, where a symmetry is any rigid motion of the $n$-gon...

Here they allow for the symmetries to be reflections, thus getting $|D_{2n}|=2n$. However, following that approach I find that the $G$ in problem 9 has order $|G|=24$.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there a mistake in the formulation of the problem?
Thanks!

A: Given a tetrahedron $X \subset \mathbb{R}^3$, $\{T \in O_3(\mathbb{R}) : T(X)=X\}$ is a group of order $24$ (it's isomorphic to $\textrm{PGL}_2(\mathbb{F}_3)$), and $\{T \in SO_3(\mathbb{R}) : T(X)=X\}$ is a group of order $12$ (it's isomorphic to $A_4$). It really does depend if you're allowing reflections or not...
To my knowledge, a rigid motion is just a transformation which is distance preserving (which all elements of $O_n(\mathbb{R})$ certainly are), so I would say it's a group of order $24$.
EDIT: as noted below, rigid motions are orientation preserving, not just isometries, so the group in question is a subgroup of $SO_3(\mathbb{R})$ and hence of order $12$.

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Farewell to Spain by Simon Manley
After a long and successful posting, during which he has made many friends while manoevering through troubled waters, the popular Simon Manley CMG is stepping down as British Ambassador to Spain. Here the BritishSpanish Society's honorary vice-president for the last six years reflects on a challenging but rewarding mission. I depart from Madrid this August, after almost six years. I leave it in the very good hands of my great friend, distinguished colleague, and a former BSS trustee Hugh Elliott, but I will certainly go with a tear or two in my eye. It's been by far the best job I have had in three decades in public service and I will miss it enormously.
The last six years have of course been a period of extraordinary change: five general elections, two Kings, a few Royal Weddings and even more Royal babies, the emergence of new political parties in both our countries, and to cap it all off, an all English Champions League final in Madrid. It's been the most extraordinary honour and privilege to serve my Queen and Country and such a pleasure to do so in such a beautiful country whose people are so warm and welcoming. It has left me with some unforgettable moments, not least during the State Visit to the UK by the King and Queen of Spain two years ago: riding down the Mall in a horse drawn carriage, the route flanked by vast Union and Spanish flags; the flag-waving school children who so enthusiastically greeted Their Majesties in Oxford; and the energetic "Vivas" from the members of both Houses of Parliament following the King's Address. But I will also treasure meeting the extraordinarily dignified parents of Ignacio Echeverria, the Spanish skateboard hero of the Borough Market terrorist attack, attending the funeral of the legendary Adolfo Suarez alongside Nick Clegg and Miriam Gonzalez, watching the fabulous Tamara Rojo and the English National Ballet perform in the Generalife Gardens on a moonlit summer night in Granada and entering the Camp Nou for the first time to the sound of London Calling by The Clash (my choice, I admit, at the invitation of FC Barcelona !).
Perhaps I don't need to tell the readers of La Revista quite how rich the bilateral ties are between our two great nations. They are of course embedded in our shared histories, histories that I have had the opportunity to witness in person, be they the Barrio Ingles of RioTinto, the Palacio of the Magdalena in Santander, the Casa del Ingles in Logroño, the sherry bodegas of Jerez de la
Frontera, the Jardin de San Carlos in La Coruña, or the various English cemeteries dotted around Spain. But they are also very much part of our contemporary reality.
And those ties have never felt stronger, even as we prepare to leave the EU, whether it be the €60bn commercial relationship, whose leading firms have played such a generous role in the BSS, sponsoring the scholarships, the hundreds of thousands of Brits and Spaniards who have chosen to live in each others' countries and who add so much to the wealth of our economies as well as the vitality and diversity of our societies and cultures, or the millions more of tourists who return, year after year, be it to the glorious beaches and mountains of Spain, or to the cities and glens of the UK.
One of the pleasures of the job has been to meet so many people who give so much to the bilateral relationship, be they the devoted charity volunteers on the Costas or on the islands, the excellent staff and enthusiastic pupils of the more than 100 British schools in Spain, the excellent cooks who have brought some of the best of Spanish food to the UK, or the directors, actors, dancers,
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In my time here, we have tried to do our best to enhance those bilateral ties, to make them more than the sum of these considerable parts. That's not always been easy, given the wider context, but we have sought to reach out in new ways – be they digital or analogue – to those willing to work with us in that effort, and, in particular, to make the most of those hundreds of thousands of
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Q: Issue updating TypeScript React functional component with Redux I have the following interface:
interface LinkIconProps {
    href: string;
}

And the following functional component signiture:
const LinkIcon: FunctionComponent<LinkIconProps> = ({href, children}) => {...}

This works fine, but the issue comes when I try to connect() the component with Redux, I am not handling the types correctly it seems. My reducer provides a single value darkModeOn, so I updated my interface like this:
interface LinkIconProps {
    href: string;
    darkModeOn: boolean;
}

And my component signature like this:
const LinkIcon: FunctionComponent<LinkIconProps> = ({href, darkModeOn, children}) => {...}

But now I get the error:
Type '{ children: Element; href: string; }' is not assignable to type 'IntrinsicAttributes & Pick<LinkIconProps, "href" | "darkModeOn">'.
  Property 'children' does not exist on type 'IntrinsicAttributes & Pick<LinkIconProps, "href" | "darkModeOn">'.  TS2322

I assume the TypeScript compiler is inferring that Pick type somehow, but not sure why. How do I adjust the types for my props so this will work correctly, or is my issue somewhere else?