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Maple Leafs blank Red Wings 5-0 in pre-season finale
Toronto Maple Leafs centre Auston Matthews (34) celebrates after scoring a goal during second period NHL pre-season action against the Detroit Red Wings in Toronto, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christopher Katsarov
David Alter, The Canadian Press
Published Saturday, September 28, 2019 10:13PM EDT
TORONTO - Auston Matthews had a goal and two assists and Frederik Andersen made 16 saves as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated Detroit Red Wings 5-0 in final pre-season game for both teams on Saturday.
Matthews finished the pre-season with five goals and three assists in four games.
Andersen allowed just one goal in four pre-season appearances.
The power play underwent significant changes when Paul McFarland was named an assistant coach in May. The Leafs scored three power-play goals against the Red Wings. All of them occurred in the second period.
Detroit's Jimmy Howard made 23 saves on 28 shots in two periods of work. Filip Larsson played the final 20 minutes in goal for Detroit.
The Maple Leafs opened the scoring in the first period when Matthews recovered a turnover committed by Dylan Larkin in the Red Wings zone. Matthews found Andreas Johnsson on the ensuing 2-on-1 and beat Howard for a 1-0 lead at 0:29.
Toronto controlled the pace for the opening 20 minutes and outshot Detroit 13-5.
The Maple Leafs added to their lead in the second period by taking advantage of another turnover.
With Jake Muzzin in the penalty box, Trevor Moore intercepted a pass from Mike Green and went two-thirds the length of the ice on a breakaway. He deked out Howard for an unassisted short-handed goal for a 2-0 lead at 6:01.
Toronto made it 3-0 when William Nylander scored on a wrist shot from the right circle for a power-play goal at 8:45. The Red Wings challenged the goal for offside. The call on the ice was upheld and Detroit was given a bench minor for the unsuccessful challenge.
On the ensuing power-play, Matthews scored his fifth goal of the pre-season to give Toronto a 4-0 lead at 9:50. The Leafs got their third power-play goal of the period when Matthews deked around Danny DeKeyser while going to the net.
Matthews would then pass the puck with his backhand to John Tavares, who was parked in front of the net to bury the puck past Howard at 16:34.
Toronto outshot Detroit 16-6 in the second period.
Matthews is facing a charge of disorderly conduct and disruptive behaviour stemming from an alleged incident in May in his hometown of Scottsdale, Ariz.
None of the allegations have been proven in court and the player was not arrested.
The game was a final tuneup for both teams before the regular season gets underway. The Maple Leafs and Red Wings iced lineups that could resemble their regular-season rosters.
Toronto opens the regular season against the Ottawa Senators on Wednesday night.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 28, 2019.
107th Grey Cup
The Tiger-Cats and Blue Bombers battle for the championship.
Raps receive championship rings
A look at the Raptors' new championship rings.
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Hundreds of thousands of fans attended a parade for the NBA champion Toronto Raptors

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Geranium potentillifolium, Pata de león,  es una especie botánica perteneciente a la familia de las geraniáceas.

Descripción
Es una planta más o menos postrada en el suelo, con los tallos rojizos y peludos. Tiene las hojas como listones divididos y son de color verde oscuro. Las flores son lilas con el centro blanco, vistosas, nacen entre las hojas resaltando más el color de las flores; los frutos parecen alfileres peludos.

Presente en México en climas semiseco y templado entre los 320 y los 2800 msnm, asociada a pastizal, crece en ladera de cerros de bosques de encino, de pino y mixto de pino-encino.

Propiedades
En Tlaxcala se aplica contra la urticaria, así como en la "escaldada" y rozadura en niños. En Morelos, para lograr la recuperación del parto, se prepara una cocción con los tallos, de la cual se toma una taza antes de cada comida, durante una o dos semanas después del parto.

Taxonomía
Geranium potentillifolium fue descrita por Augustin Pyrame de Candolle y publicado en Prodromus Systematis Naturalis Regni Vegetabilis 1: 639. 1824.
Etimología
Geranium: nombre genérico que deriva del griego:  geranion, que significa "grulla", aludiendo a la apariencia del fruto, que recuerda al pico de esta ave.

potentillifolium: epíteto latín que significa "con las hojas de Potentilla"
Sinonimia
 Geranium pedunculare Willd. ex Spreng.

Referencias

Flora de México
potentillifolium
Plantas medicinales
Plantas descritas en 1824
Plantas rastreras

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Some things are just kismet. Like Tamara Keel posting this blog this morning after my husband and I had just spent a couple of hours talking about the issue. The blog is about safety and people thinking of it as binary. You are either safe or you are not. There's either risk of injury or no risk of injury. The truth–like with many other things–is somewhere in the middle. There are "safer" ways to do things, but nothing comes without risk. It's accepting the risks for what we do that keeps us honest and actually helps mitigate those risks through our preparation for them.
When I came into guns in my early twenties I thought I was safe. I'd grown up like many others who assume that just because a gun has been unloaded it is therefore safe. I cringe when I look back at the things I used to do with unloaded guns. If you look hard enough you might even find evidence of those things.
Then, someone told me I was being unsafe. I was schooled on the four rules of safe gun handling and I had a decision to make. Did I reject those rules under the impression that I knew better? After all, I'd made it twenty-one years without shooting myself or anyone else. Or did I admit that I was being unsafe and adopt new rules.
The problem here is that most people see this as Tamara suggested, a binary problem–safe or unsafe.
The fact of the matter is I'm not going to shoot myself with an unloaded gun. I know this. You know this. But I run the risk of shooting myself with a gun I think is unloaded. Therefore, it is safer if I don't point guns at myself.
I changed my practices and I don't point guns at my own appendages any more.
I do, however, accept the risks that having guns in my home and carrying them around with me is an acceptable risk.
When people say things like, "I'm safe" or "it's safe." What they are attempting to convey is that they are in a state of safety and there is no risk. When we accept that there is always a risk by the nature of the activity we are participating in (in our case, gun play) we stop deluding ourselves and start protecting ourselves through safer practices.
Melody is an NRA and Rangemaster Certified Pistol instructor, mother of three and advocate of safe gun carry and practices.


Lonnie Bedwell – Motivational Speaker. Blind Military Veteran. Extreme Sports Athlete.
Blind Military Veteran. Extreme Adventure Athlete. Motivational Speaker. Author.
Lonnie's mission is to motivate and inspire others to embrace life with confidence and courage. He accomplishes this by the way he lives his life and sharing his story with others. He's an advocate for many including the blind and our military veterans, and is living proof that we can define ourselves on our own terms.
Lonnie has kayaked some of the most challenging whitewater in the world and is best known for having completed the first blind descent of the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. He climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, summited several of North America's highest mountains, rock climbs, and is an avid downhill skier when he has time away from roofing work in his hometown of Duggar, IN.


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Mark Jay starts shooting Dolphins in Brighton
By Elisabeth Knowles2006-10-04T00:00:00+01:00
Writer/directorMark Jay has started filming his debut feature, Dolphins, in Brighton, UK.
Themovie is a teenage love story set in Brighton's custom-car culture and stars Emmerdale's Karl Davies, FootballFactory's Frank Harper, Popcorn's Layke Anderson and sees UK hip-hop singer Roots Manuva inhis first screen role.
Jay haspreviously made music videos, documentary films and the short You're Gonna Wake Up One Morning, alsoset in Brighton.
Dolphins is produced by Trudy Sargent andChristopher Figg, was developed in association with Screen South and is aCarnaby International/Arcade Films/Full On Film co-production.
Thescore is to be composed by Sacha Putnam, with additional tracks supplied byFatboy Slim's Brighton-based Skint Records.
Dolphins will be completed in late 2006.
International film commissioners, location managers launch online course
Topics include scouting, budgeting, permitting, security and equipment, and working with residents and businesses.
Anton increases investment in French producer-distributor Newen Studios
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Home Living a Life That Matters OBSERVATION: "The love of sports is deeply embedded in our national consciousness. The values of millions of participants and spectators are directly and dramatically influenced by the values conveyed by organized sports." -- Josephson Institute, Arizona Sports Summit Accord.
OBSERVATION: "The love of sports is deeply embedded in our national consciousness. The values of millions of participants and spectators are directly and dramatically influenced by the values conveyed by organized sports." — Josephson Institute, Arizona Sports Summit Accord.
In 1999, the Josephson Institute of Ethics convened a 3-day summit in Arizona with 40 of the most influential leaders in sports including John Wooden, Bob Costas and many of the countries most successful athletic directors, coaches and university presidents. The result was a document referred to as the Arizona Sports Summit Accord which
provides the basis for the CHARACTER COUNTS! sports initiative: Pursuing Victory. The preamble states a powerful case for the responsibility of those who control sports to assure they are conducted in a manner that uplifts rather than diminishes social values:
At its best, athletic competition can hold intrinsic value for our society. It is a symbol of a great ideal: pursuing victory with honor. The love of sports is deeply embedded in our national consciousness. The values of millions of participants and spectators are directly and dramatically influenced by the values conveyed by organized sports. Thus, sports are a major social force that shapes the quality and character of the American culture.
Our views as to what is permissible and proper in the competitive pursuit of personal goals are shaped by the dominant values conveyed in in sports and by high profile athletes. Those who influence these values have an enormous power to uplift and improve the nature and character of our society.*
The National Association of Basketball Coaches commissioned the Josephson Institute a few years later to help create a more comprehensive document based on the same principles to explicitly deal with challenges faced in basketball. See the Gold Medal Standards.
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MN Twin Cities WAKA Kickball: Welcome to Week 7!
"Flag Day Gladiators" is this weeks theme.
Get ready to wave (and wear) your Red, White, and Blue and celebrate flag day patriotic style because the season is over by Independence day!
Enter a teammate in the Gladiator Challenge at the bar for extra allegiance to the Stars and Stripes!
See you at the field 'ballers ... don't be pitches ... wear some 'Merica colors!


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To Hell with Harvey (2019)
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A struggling aspiring young writer assists a reclusive washed-up author on his comeback winter book tour. Together they hit the road across rural Ontario on a tumultuous journey seeking inspiration, acceptance and redemption.
Director: Liv Collins
Actors: Carrie Cathrae-Keeling, Chuck Baker, Courtney Revie, Greg Collins, JoAnn Mailloux, Tony Burgess
After Midnight (2019)
Dealing with a girlfriend suddenly leaving is tough enough. But for Hank, heartbreak couldn't have come at a worse time. There's also a monster trying to break through his front…
Genre: Drama, Horror, Science Fiction
The Leisure Seeker (2017)
Lady Libertine (1984)
Charlie, a young aristocrat in turn of the century England, meets a boy named Frank on the road to Portsmouth. What Charlie doesn't realize is that Frank is actually Frances,…
Silk, the toughest cop in Honolulu, busts small time smugglers only to reveal a larger syndicate smuggling Asian mobsters into the States by buying the identities of Hawaiian citizens.
Blue City (1986)
Returning to the small Florida town where he grew up, Billy Turner (Nelson) learns that his father has been killed. With little help from the police, Billy will take matters…
Bandslam (2009)
A high school social outcast and the popular girl bond through a shared love of music.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Family, Music, Romance
A Bronx Tale (1993)
Set in the Bronx during the tumultuous 1960s, an adolescent boy is torn between his honest, working-class father and a violent yet charismatic crime boss. Complicating matters is the youngster's…
Genre: Crime, Drama, Romance
I Can Only Imagine (2018)
Growing up in Texas, Bart Millard suffers physical and emotional abuse at the hands of his father. His childhood and relationship with his dad inspires him to write the hit…
Genre: Biography, Drama, Family, Music
Barfi! (2012)
He is cute. He's shrewd. The girls love him. The cops hate him. He can't speak but is always talked about. His naughty antics will make you scream, but he…
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A group of friends plan out a detailed heist that turns deadly when one betrays the other by taking off with the goods. Taking matters into his own hands, Sonny…
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Harlem's legendary Cotton Club becomes a hotbed of passion and violence as the lives and loves of entertainers and gangsters collide.
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Frank Galvin is a down-on-his luck lawyer, reduced to drinking and ambulance chasing. Former associate Mickey Morrissey reminds him of his obligations in a medical malpractice suit that he himself…
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In many countries, the share of the working-age population receiving income replacement benefits continued to increase in the 1990s, particularly as regards old-age, disability, lone-parent and social assistance benefits. In some countries, most of the people who are neither employed nor studying receive an income replacement benefit. To what extent can "activation" strategies help reduce benefit dependency? How can key elements of these strategies, such as intensive job counselling and benefit sanctions for refusal of a suitable job, be applied to groups traditionally on the margins of the labour market? And when reliance on one benefit is reduced, do people transfer to other types of benefits or do they really find jobs?


Baby showers have not caught on here in our community, but a special luncheon is a custom in Sololá. When the baby girl was 15 days old her parents Irma and Wilson invited all our staff family to their house for a lunch. We took gifts and we shared a meal which their mother's had prepared for us. The portions were small and they made sure the Americans had Pepsi to drink.
It was a pleasure to be in their home. We had to walk down a skinny little mountain trail to make it to their home. The bedroom furniture was moved out into the patio for us to have a banquet table. It was humbling to see them be so generous when they had so little.
Irma's job is to make tortilla for 50 children everyday for our Manna Feeding Program. The feeding program is Monday - Friday and has been a blessing to us and the community for a year and a half. This program not only provides nutritious meals for the children, but also an income to 3 families, (the 2 cooks and the "tortilla lady" Irma.) The kids walk 1-2 miles to come for lunch, a Bible lesson, and once a week a swim in the pool. This has been a good way for the kids to have a bath at least once a week and have good food. We have seen several of the older children receive Christ this past year. PTL !
Larry had a special prayer for the new baby, (no yet named) and a blessing over the family and their testimony in the community.
Pictured below is Johnny, a little brother to Irma has a growth on his neck and it feared cancer. Please pray for him and his family. He is 6 years old.


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Penélope Cruz, 2012.iCons project for Elton John AIDS Foundation
Penelope was a dream and every inch as beautiful in the flesh as she is on film. I was all set up and ready to shoot in The Dorchester hotel, when Penelope arrived. I could hear muffled talking and laughing as she entered, and following her in the studio was her husband the actor Javier Bardem. I had shot Javier before and we got on very well so he wanted to come to the shoot to see me and say hi. My idea for Penelope was a sexy brooding shot. But every time we started shooting Javier kept making comments to her in Spanish. I've no idea what was said but each time her cheeks flushed and she burst into hysterical laughter. I took the chance to take some fun shots during their banter but when I wanted the brooding shots I made Javier stand outside like a naughty schoolboy, which actually made her laugh more. But eventually I got the shot I was after.
"You cannot live your life looking at yourself from someone else's point of view."
Artwork Highlights
Location : The Dorchester, London
Artist : Penélope Cruz
Giclée fine art print.
Small: 51 x 61 cm (20 x 24") | Edition: 70
Medium: 76 x 102 cm (30 x 40") | Edition: 50
Large: 102 x 152 cm (40 x 60") | Edition: 30
Each print is signed, numbered and embossed by the artist.
Black or white painted ash frames with a matt lacquer.
A Unique Opportunity
If you love this artist and this beautiful artwork, get it now while you can. The pieces will not be made available again, making these a really limited collection.
ABOUT PENÉLOPE CRUZ
Born in Spain in 1974, actress Penelope Cruz studied classical ballet at a young age and later moved to Hollywood, California, to pursue acting.
She soon landed roles opposite the likes of Matt Damon and Tom Cruise. She won an Academy Award—becoming the first Spanish actress to do so—for her performance in the film Vicky Christina Barcelona.
Cruz married her Vicky Cristina Barcelona co-star, Spanish actor Javier Bardem, in 2010.
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Fernando Peligero Gómez (Ágreda, Soria, 11 de marzo de 1939-Cariñena, Zaragoza, 2 de noviembre de 2020) fue un perito mercantil y político español.

Vida
Tras finalizar los estudios de Peritaje mercantil en la Universidad de Zaragoza, se afilió a Unión de Centro Democrático (UCD) donde permaneció hasta su desaparición, integrándose posteriormente en el Partido Aragonés Regionalista (PAR).

Fue el segundo alcalde de Cariñena (1983-1987) tras José Bribián Sanz. En dicho ayuntamiento permaneció durante cinco legislaturas como concejal. Compatibilizó dicho cargo con el de parlamentario en las primeras Cortes Constituyentes de la Comunidad Autónoma de Aragón en San Juan de La Peña, y posteriormente con el de presidente de la Diputación Provincial de Zaragoza (1982-1983).

Mantuvo una estrecha vinculación con el Campo de Cariñena, como viticultor. Influyó notablemente en la consolidación de la Denominación de Origen Protegida Cariñena, primero como presidente de la Cooperativa San Valero de Cariñena (1968-1980) y posteriormente como presidente del Consejo Regulador de la D.O. Cariñena (1982-1992). Ocupó otros cargos relacionados con el sector vitivinícolaː presidente de la Destilería de Cariñena (1968-1980; y desde 1990), secretario de la Sociedad Cooperativa Provincial Agraria UTECO-Zaragoza (1988-1990); presidente de la Comarca Campo de Cariñena (2003-2007).

Véase también
 Gobiernos provinciales de España
 Provincia de Zaragoza
 Escudo de la provincia de Zaragoza

Referencias

Bibliografía
 SÁNCHEZ LECHA, Alicia,  175 años de historia de las Diputaciones Provinciales,  Diputación Provincial de Zaragoza, 2008,  57 pp.

Enlaces externos
 Sitio oficial de la Diputación Provincial de Zaragoza

Alumnado de la Universidad de Zaragoza
Alcaldes de Cariñena
Alcaldes de España del reinado de Juan Carlos I
Políticos de España del siglo XX
Políticos de la Unión de Centro Democrático
Políticos del Partido Aragonés
Presidentes de la Diputación de Zaragoza
Fallecidos en la provincia de Zaragoza
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You CANNOT reclaim this lamp if you destroy it. If you don't have room for it then just use it up now.
An XP lamp (tier 3) can be obtained from a chest in Zamorak's hideout (accessible with the communication device) after completion of Dishonour among Thieves quest. Searching the chest requires at least level 90 in all skills. The lamp may be rubbed to obtain 96,000 experience in any skill.


Karedok leunca a traditional dish Sundanese community. Leunca or Ranti usually used as fresh vegetables or cooked sauce. Leunca known by a variety of properties in West Java have different habits in processing, leunca be material to karedok with simple preparations known as Karedok leunca. Karedok leunca usually used as a side dish with white rice.


BB1, Ch4, Minor Suit Openings and Responses – We Teach Bridge!
Our chapter for today — Audrey Grant's Bridge Basics 1 series, Ch. 4 — tells how to open and respond in a minor suit (♣ and ♦). Even when we have a fit and sufficient points in a minor suit, we prefer to declare at 4M or 3NT. What we try to do when our partner opens a minor suit is to find a GF in a major suit, failing that to find sufficient controls for 3NT, and failing that to find partscore or game in a minor suit.


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Focus on What's Next
Five lessons you learn from not getting the part
Written by Mark Famiglietti
Performers participate in the college dance auditions at the 2019 International Thespian Festival. Photo by Corey Rourke.
AUDITIONING can be invigorating for performers. More than a mere opportunity, an audition represents hope. Whether auditioning for the newest play, hottest television show, or most fantastic superhero movie yet, an actor's natural inclination is to imagine playing the part and everything wonderful that goes with it. Almost instantaneously, a fully formed fantasy springs to mind.
That fantasy is wonderful … when you get the part. The reality is that if you've chosen performing as your profession, then you must be equally comfortable knowing that, more often than not, someone else will get the role.
Even Academy Award-winning actor Brie Larson spoke of the sting of rejection early in her career. When she read for the part of Toni Collette's daughter in the Showtime series The United States of Tara, she didn't get the job. She likened this rejection to being "left at the altar," because she had come so close. Fortune later found Larson when she was awarded the role after recasting. She points to her time on that series and her connection to Collette with giving her the confidence to continue pursuing her dream of acting.
Let's not gloss over how Larson landed her role on that series: She had a pre-existing relationship that came into play. Handling rejection gracefully and moving on from it is an important journey all young actors must learn to make.
PUT THE CHARACTER IN YOUR BACK POCKET
To be successful, actors rely on playing similar characters throughout their careers. This might be referred to as someone's "type." It stands to reason that, based on your physical appearance and acting range, you will be seen repeatedly for similar parts. In my career, I've often been cast in guest-starring roles where I'm seemingly unassuming but nefarious beneath the surface. Let's just say, I've committed many a TV crime over the years.
What those roles have in common is that they have similar beats in the audition scenes. While I would never advocate imitating a previous performance, you can draw from it to craft subsequent auditions.
What does that mean? Building on the example above, let's use crime dramas, which are prevalent on both broadcast and streaming networks. Imagine you are the main suspect of the case, and the good guys are on your trail. Often, the first audition scene is filled with denial, while the second features a confession. If you've successfully auditioned for a similar role, you can apply everything that seemed to work then to the new part. What tools did you use in the denial scene? Did you challenge, persuade, or pacify the people running the interrogation? In the confession scene, did you rely on self-pity or sympathy? Make these tools available to you as you prepare your next audition.
REMEMBER WHO YOU MET
Brie Larson received a call to join the cast of The United States of Tara after originally losing the part. Although the initial audition did not go her way, the network, studio, and producers remembered her when they decided to make a creative change.
When you audition, make note of who is in the room. The core team of the producer, director, and casting director should be your focus. Store this information and remember it when an opportunity arises down the road. For example, I've shot episodes of CSI, Grimm, and Without a Trace with the same director because of a positive experience in an initial audition. Mentioning to your representatives or the casting director that you have a prior relationship can lead to an opportunity you might not otherwise receive.
Plan to follow up with the director or casting director following your audition. Photo by Susan Doremus.
FOLLOW THE PROJECT
You'll audition for many more projects than you book. While it can be challenging to remain supportive of a project you were not chosen for, it's important to follow that project closely and see if a new opportunity presents itself. For example, watch the finished film and send congratulatory notes to the creative team expressing your continued interest in working together in the future. If the project was a television show, watch casting announcements for opportunities to fill new roles on the series. Speak with your agents and alert them to your connections. If a casting director brought you in to audition for a show once, they are usually more apt to do so again if reminded.
ASK FOR FEEDBACK
This is a tough but critical lesson. While we would all love to hear that we absolutely nailed every audition and there is nothing we could improve, that is not reality. Reality is that the creative team probably read a lot of actors for the same part. And while some factors that knocked you out of contention are out of your control (such as physical attributes), others — namely, every acting choice you made between the time the director called "action" and "cut" — can be adjusted. Speak to your representatives and ask them to solicit feedback from the casting team about your appointment. While many times you may simply hear "They were great," every now and then you'll get useful information that can inform how you approach the next audition.
For example, after a comedy read, you might learn that a choice you made was too big or too broad. You'll know to temper your choices next time. In drama, you might hear that you were too small or internalized. This is code to make bigger choices. So much of auditioning is getting your point of view across to the creative team. Adjusting the scope and size of your choices can help you achieve better results.
Asking for feedback after an audition can help inform your future choices. Photo of Thespian Playworks program auditions from the 2019 International Thespian Festival by Susan Doremus.
Upon hearing that Netflix canceled his show One Day at a Time, writer and producer Norman Lear said, "I can testify that, at my age, you're never too old to have your heart broken." I understand his reaction. If Lear still feels that way in his mid-90s, then the sentiment is, for better or worse, ingrained in the profession.
The bright side is that, unlike other industries where change can be slow or movement inflexible, artists have a new opportunity every day of the year. There is always a new project. Get back out there and find the next audition.
I've often said that to be an artist, you need to have a baseball memory. A baseball player never thinks about his last at-bat. He only focuses on the next plate appearance, using skills and knowledge learned from his past and applying them to his next swing.
When you don't get the part of your dreams, remember these five tenants, get back in the box, and take another swing. You won't get a hit every time, but if you remain committed to your craft and hone your talents, the law of averages will balance out in the end.
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Home Featured Unionville girls take 2nd in X-Country Districts
Unionville girls take 2nd in X-Country Districts
Oct 25th, 2014 · 0 Comment
For boys: Contestoga wins, WC Henderson 2nd, Downingtown West 5th
By Denny Dyroff, Staff Writer, The Times
Unionville's Oliva Young finished second in the District One AAA Cross Country meet at Lehigh, Friday, as the Indians took second overall and will advance to the PIAA meet next week in Hershey.
LOWER SAUCON — You'd have to look all the way back to 2009 to find a year when neither of the team trophies (champion and runner-up) at the District 1 Girls Class AAA Cross Country Championships found their way back to a display case at a Ches-Mont League school. In 2009, North Penn won both the girls' meet and the boys' meet.
For the last four years — even though there are more than 50 teams in the race — the trophies have been captured by either Unionville or Pennsbury. The Indians were second in 2011 and then beat the Falcons in 2012 and 2013. At Friday's meet at Lehigh University's Goodman Campus, Pennsbury regained the top spot.
Pennsbury snagged the team championship trophy with 64 points. Unionville was second at 95, followed by Great Valley in third at 206, Conestoga fourth at 259 and Central Bucks East fifth with 261. All five squads qualified as teams for next weekend's PIAA Championships in Hershey.
Setting the pace for Unionville was Olivia Young, who crossed second with a time of 17:41. Young was sandwiched between Pennridge's Marissa Sheva, who won the gold medal with a clocking of 17:28, and Pennsbury's Olivia Sargent, who claimed the bronze medal with a time of 17:51.
Unionville's Kacie Breeding finished just behind Downingtown West's Aislinn Devlin, who was fifth.
"The first 400 was pretty hard because it funnels in," said Young, a senior. "By the 600 (meter mark), I was a little behind the front pack. By the mile, I was right with a couple Pennsbury girls (Hannah Molloy, Meridith Twomey and Sargent) and a C.B. West girl (Maddie Villalba).
"After the mile, Marissa and Olivia started breaking off and I went with them and stayed with Marissa for awhile. Around the mile-and-a-half, I fell back a little and Olivia was with me.
"In the second half of the race, Marissa opened it up and I tried to go with her. I was behind her looking at her ponytail and trying to close the gap. I tried to pick it up in the last 800 but she stayed strong."
Unionville's other finishers were Kacie Breeding (sixth, 18:25), Gretchen Mills (21st, 19:03), Anna Juul (22nd, 19:04), Jillian Brislin (44th, 19:33), Leah Talley (68th, 19:59) and Elizabeth Edwards (94th, 20:18).
Great Valley secured its trip to the state meet with these runners on Friday — Elise Calffey (12TH, 18:46), Anna Willig (37th, 19:24), Tabitha Wismer (42nd, 19:31), Emily Meehan (57th, 19:44), Sarah Hipwell (58TH, 19:47), Kayla Beck (88th, 20:15) and Kari Lownes (227th, 21:43).
The Ches-Mont placed two other runners in the Top 10 — Coatesville's Brooke Hutton, who finished fourth at 18:20, and Downingtown West's Aislinn Devlin, who was fifth at 18:25.
"I was nervous about running districts for the first time," said Hutton, a Red Raider freshman. "But, I was also excited. I wanted to see how I'd compare to great runners like Marissa Sheva.
"I got out pretty good. I was up in front but I was being careful that I didn't go out too fast. I was somewhere between fifth and seventh at the mile. The second mile felt hard and long.
Downingtown West's Emma Planck took 10th overall.
"In the third mile, I was just trying to keep my pace and making sure no girls passed me. I was sixth at the two mile. I moved up one place and then, in the final 100 meters, I passed one more girl — Aislinn Devlin."
Devlin, who led the Whippets to a seventh-place finish in the team standings, said, "I got boxed in at the start and had to struggle to get to the front. Olivia (Young) and Marissa (Shevea) took off so I just tried to hang with the front group behind them.
"I'm a little disappointed with my race. I should have gone up the hills harder. But, I recently missed to-and-a-half weeks of training with tendinitis in my foot so I'm just getting back in shape."
Other Ches-Mont runners who qualified as individuals for the state meet were Downingtown West's Emma Planck (10th, 18:41), West Chester Henderson's Maddie Bixler (15th, 18:50), Oxford's Elaine Estes (24th, 19:05) and West Chester Rustin's Jess Delviscio (30th, 19:09).
In the Girls' Class AA district meet, Octorara's Caroline Stickley finished seventh at 20:11 to help the Braves finish 11th in the team standings. Lower Moreland (74) edged Gwynedd-Mercy Academy (76) for the district crown.
In the Boys' Class AAA meet, Conestoga claimed the top spot with 152 points followed by West Chester Henderson at 160, Central Bucks West with 169 points, Council Rock North with 208 and Downingtown West at 227. The top five teams qualify for next weekend's PIAA Class AAA Championships in Hershey.
Central Bucks East's Jake Brophy crossed first with a time of 15:11. Conestoga's Andrew Marston was second at 15:18 followed by Hatboro Horsham's Casey Comber at 15:19, Pennsbury's Sam Webb at 15:26 and Spring-Ford's Paul Power at 15:31. West Chester Henderson Knapp was sixth with a time of 16:46.
Downingtown West was led by Henry Sappey at the big meet at Lehigh University's Goodman Campus just south of Bethlehem. The Whippet junior took seventh place with a clocking of 15:48.
"Everyone went out hard," said Sappey. "There was a lot of wind on the first straightaway so that bumped up the effort level. I got up close to the front early in the race. By the mile-and-a-half, I was close to the top 10.
"The second mile was all right but there was still a lot of wind. I just tried to keep my pace up. The second mile I ran mostly with my Knapp. The other five were way out in a pack in front of everybody else.
"Then, in the last 800, Knapp got the better of me. He passed me with about 200 meters left in the race. Still, I'm happy with seventh place — absolutely. There's no district like District 1 in terms of talent. It was a dogfight for the top 10."
West's other finishers were Ryan Barton (42nd, 16:32), Shaun Bullock (55th, 16:41), Ben Ryherd (58th, 16:44), Charlie Barton (65th, 16:48), Jake O'Neil (68th, 16:49) and Patrick Blair (80th, 16:54).
Not surprisingly, the Ches-Mont League accounted for many of the individual qualifiers for the PIAA meet — West Chester East's Eric Diestelow (eighth, 15:54), West Chester Rustin's Jack Carmody (12th, 16:02), Kennett's Austin Maxwell (25th, 16:21), Downingtown East's Keelan O'Reilly (26th, 16:21) and Avon Grove's Josh Smith (33rd, 16:27).
In the Boys' Class AA district meet, Seamus Breslin (fourth, 16:52) led Bishop Shanahan (82) to a third-place finish behind Pottsgrove (29) and Holy Ghost Prep (64).
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The Department of Education and The Leverhulme Trust jointly funded this ground-breaking three-year longitudinal dance science project at Laban. The study used scientific methods to examine the processes of developing talent in dancers aged 10-18 years.
Over 800 young people training at the government funded Centres for Advanced Training (CATs) in dance around the country took part. The research was interdisciplinary, measuring the physiological, biomechanical and psychological characteristics of talent in dance and exploring the factors that may contribute to its optimal development.
Qualitative interview-based research also explored how these factors relate to both creativity and commitment. The project's findings contributed to the development of the CAT programme, ensuring that the dance training scheme is developed in a rigorous and consistent way. The findings also informed pedagogic practice with young people across the wider sphere of dance education.
This is the first time a longitudinal study has examined young dancers in depth from a scientific perspective. Never before have dancers of any age or dance genre been studied in an interdisciplinary project that measures the characteristics of dance talent and their interrelationships and potential links to performance and creativity. It is also the first time an organisation has been in the position to follow a population of young people already identified as talented across a period of three years, thus enabling the notion of talent to be studied in depth.
For details of findings and to download the full report, see the Resources on the Trinity Laban page.


The team's work is part of a larger effort to automate EMR input, which can be both time-consuming and error-prone. Authors Anthony Rios, PhD, and Ramakanth Kavuluru, PhD, said that while EMRs are a necessity in the clinic, manually logging International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codes and processing essay-length records presents a challenge for physicians already strapped for time.
Automating ICD coding using CNNs isn't a new idea, but Rios and Kavuluru said there's one major roadblock to a successful system: the fact that some disease codes occur very infrequently, creating a paucity of reliable data for training a CNN. The authors tried to circumvent that by applying transfer learning—the process of transferring knowledge acquired from one task to a different task—to their workflow.
Rios and Kavuluru first trained a CNN to predict medical subject headings using 1.6 million indexed biomedical abstracts pulled from PubMed, then trained a CNN on 71,463 real-world EMRs from the University of Kentucky Medical Center to predict ICD diagnosis codes.
The authors found their model's micro and macro F-scores, both measures of a test's accuracy, improved by more than 8% when they applied the transfer learning approach. Their method was also superior to other transfer learning methods, resulting in an almost 2% improvement in the macro F-score.
The team said they're looking to expand the method by incorporating more PubMed data and exploring hospital-to-hospital transfer learning. While their results were good, they said there's room for improvement.


Students use creative tools in the Seesaw app or website to complete classroom activities like "Roll a Rule (Multipl…"
You will need a dice to play this game. Once you have rolled your dice to find your rule (the number that will be added on each time) and rolled the dice again to find your starting number, use the drawing tool to complete the pattern.
You may choose to provide your students with calculators. You can also adjust the dice to include the numbers you wish.


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8-Bit Avrin's Back to School Apps
One of my main goals as an app developer & designer is to create great well designed unique educational apps, that can be used as tools to learn new material and refresh known knowledge. On the banner above and listed below are my current educational apps. All of them are available on the Apple, Amazon, & Google Play app stores. For more info on each app check out the links below.
Word Owl's Word Search Kindergarten
Word Owl's Word Search 1st Grade
Word Owl's Word Search 2nd Grade
Word Owl's Word Search 3rd Grade
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Word Owl's Word Search App Bundle
(This bundle is no longer available. However, new Word Owl word search bundles are in the making….:)
The Word Owl's Word Search bundle is available on the Apple App Store. Four great apps for the price of two!
Word Owl Word Search apps are neat educational and colorful word search games for kids of various ages. The Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade editions feature popular sight words that account for a large percentage of the words used in literature for children at each grade level. The Kindergarten edition has slightly over 150 sight words, and the First Grade and Second Grade editions have 200 sight words each. Also included in the bundle is the Christmas edition of Word Owl's Word Search. The Christmas edition features over 100 Christmas holiday related words, big and small. This edition also has an additional "Show Words" option and hint button that can both be used to affect the difficulty.
All of these apps also have different letter and background colors that can be changed in the options menu as well as settings for the sound. For all of the apps you simply slide your finger across the letters to form a word that's displayed on the left side of the screen. The words are in the word search vertically, horizontally, and diagonally. All of the words are displayed in a forward facing manner, except the Second Grade and Christmas editions, they both also have words that are displayed backwards for increased difficulty.
(App bundles are a new feature on the Apple App Store, and I will be embracing them as much of possible for related apps. I'm going to try having a minimum of four apps for all of my bundles, but there may be a couple with only three apps. Regardless of size, all of them will be listed at a discounted price. Enjoy!)
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I'm on standby. I got the email yesterday about the IVY PARK prelaunch. I downloaded the app. I left the notifications turned on…and I never leave notifications turned on. But I'm waiting for the push, even though it says very clearly that there's no guaranteed access. Just… after all these years…she's trained us to be ready, you know? Ready at any time for a surprise album drop, whatever it is that she's up to next because she's a genius, she expects that we'll be ready for her blessings. Fully prepared when she finally rings the alarm.
Which is what Sasha, Duana, Kathleen and I were doing at several points in the day yesterday over text, strategising on how we'd get our gear. I believe Kathleen's exact words were: "What's our IVY PARK plan? I am ready to spend all my money."
Kathleen sees this as a personal gift, that B is dropping IVY PARK this weekend because it's her birthday weekend. Kathleen is as big of a birthday whore as I am, she may be an even bigger birthday whore than I am. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, KATHLEEN!
Here's my early gift to Kathleen for her birthday (Sunday): photos of her (imaginary) boyfriend Michael B Jordan in London this week promoting Just Mercy. After the Oscar nominations were announced earlier this week, Kathleen posted a piece wondering why MBJ has yet to be nominated even though there's so much precedent for actors of his status by this age to be nominated. When will MBJ get his?
Yours in gossip,
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Q: SSIS package from ASP.net does not work on client but does on server Description Of Environment
I have an SSIS task which executes from asp.net, the package gets data from excel files over UNC path and puts the data into a sql server databaase . I have deployed the SSIS to file system, it has windows authentication database connections and the IIS user has database access. I can log in as the AppPoolUser I have used to host the web application and open/modify the files in question so those basic permissions are there. Web App is compiled in x86.
When it works:

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*When run from web app in browser on server under my user or appPool user

*When logged in as me on server running through BIDS

*When logged in as AppPoolUser on server running through BIDS

*When run from scheduled task on server using AppPoolUser

When it doesn't work:

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*When run from client browser i.e. not the machine that has IIS hosting the asp.net app

My Question
What is different about the client and server and how do I make it work? I was under the impression that when running the web app all connections go through the AppPool User so it should behave the same on any machine server included?
The Error returned to client browser
SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80004005. An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft Office Access Database Engine" Hresult: 0x80004005 Description: "The Microsoft Office Access database engine cannot open or write to the file '\\myserver\My folder\myfile.xlsx'. It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you need permission to view and write its data.". SSIS Error Code DTS_E_CANNOTACQUIRECONNECTIONFROMCONNECTIONMANAGER. The AcquireConnection method call to the connection manager "MyExcelFileConnection" failed with error code 0xC0202009. There may be error messages posted before this with more information on why the AcquireConnection method call failed. component "Excel Source" (1) failed validation and returned error code 0xC020801C. One or more component failed validation. There were errors during task validation.
c# Code running SSIS Package
        string pkgLocation;
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        Application app;
        DTSExecResult pkgResults;
        string result = string.Empty;
        string dtsErrors = string.Empty;

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            pkgLocation = packagePath;
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            pkg = app.LoadPackage(pkgLocation, null);
            pkgResults = pkg.Execute();

            foreach (DtsError local_DtsError in pkg.Errors)
                dtsErrors += " " + local_DtsError.Description;

            result = pkgResults.ToString();
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Law Clerks in Spartanburg- Kate Hendricks and Lauren Maxwell
Please welcome Lauren Maxwell back to the Court. Lauren is a graduate of the University of North Carolina (JD 2010) and Clemson University (BA 2007). After law school, Lauren clerked for Judge Burris and then practiced law in Greenville with a focus on bankruptcy and litigation. This week, she returns to Spartanburg as Judge Burris' permanent law clerk, joining law clerk Kate Hendricks. Kate is a graduate of Charleston School of Law (JD 2013) and Wofford College (BA 2010). Kate previously clerked in the state circuit court for the Honorable J.C. Nicholson, Jr., in Charleston. Kate joined Judge Burris' chambers staff in August of 2014. Kate can be reached at (864) 591-5315 and Lauren at (864) 591-5324.
New Committee Members for 2015 - 2017 Term
The Court has appointed new members to the Advisory Committee on Local Rules and Practice and the Chapter 13 Interest Rate Committee. Please see the provided administrative orders for the list of new members. Joe Mitchell will serve as chair of the Local Rules Committee and Gretchen Holland will serve as chair of the Chapter 13 Interest Rate Committee. Thank you to all who volunteered to participate on these committees.
With these new appointments, the Court thanks the outgoing members of these committees for their dedication and service.
Local Rules Committee:
Lex Rogerson
Daniel Reynolds
Elisabetta Gasparini
Janet Haigler
Chapter 13 Interest Rate Committee:
Lydia Eloff
Jane Downey
Colleen Brunson
Keith Poston
Judge Waites Cases Only - Amended Chambers Guidelines
Loss Mitigation/Mortgage Modification
An amendment to Judge Waites' Chambers Guidelines regarding Loss Mitigation/Mortgage Modification is attached here. These Guidelines are effective immediately as an order of the Court and should be used in Judge Waites' cases only. Nevertheless, suggestions or comments by the Bar may be submitted on or before January 28, 2015 by e-mail to Sarah_Kistler@scb.uscourts.gov.
Motions for Continued Administration of Bankruptcy Case
Also attached here is a Guide to be consulted in connection with Motions for Continued Administration of a Bankruptcy Case (due to death of debtor) in Judge Waites' cases only. Reference to this Guide may expedite consideration of such motions and relieve parties' obligation to attend the hearing.
The Court has appointed new members to the Advisory Committee on Local Rules and Practice and the Chapter 13 Interest Rate Committee. Please see the attached administrative orders for the list of new members. Joe Mitchell will serve as chair of the Local Rules Committee and Gretchen Holland will serve as chair of the Chapter 13 Interest Rate Committee. Thank you to all who volunteered to participate on these committees.


France is one of the more robust text messaging markets in the world. French mobile subscribers sent almost 200 billion SMS in 2014, making it the world's 7th largest market. Despite increasing competition from Internet-based messaging services, SMS and MMS revenues have declined marginally since 2010, from US$3.2 billion to US$2.9 billion while traffic has increased. One reason is the country has one of the lowest SMS termination rates in Europe (1.3 US¢), encouraging use. According to the French electronic communications regulator ARCEP, messaging made up 15.5% of total mobile revenues in 2014, unchanged from 2013. ARCEP will no longer publish messaging revenues from 2015 since bundling and add-on plans have made it more difficult and artificial to allocate revenue to different services.
In terms of usage, France ranks 5th in the world with a mobile subscriber sending an average of 245 SMS per month. CRÉDOC ("Centre de Recherche pour l'Étude et l'Observation des Conditions de Vie" / Research Institute for the Study and Monitoring of Living Standards) carries out annual surveys on ICT use. In 2014 it reported that 74% of the French population 12 years and older sent SMS (equivalent to 83% of mobile telephone users). These users sent on average 101 text per week in 2014, but marked the first time usage dropped. This is more than 1.6 times the calculated figure which includes all mobile subscribers and not just those that text.
From World SMS Markets 2014. Features 10 year time series of P2P SMS traffic for over 50 countries accounting for over 95% of the world SMS market as well as supplementary data for select countries (messaging revenue, SMS users (% of mobile users), SMS termination rates).To order, contact us.


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Home Sports Kessie and Donnarumma struggle: Milan, the fans enjoy
Kessie and Donnarumma struggle: Milan, the fans enjoy
The week of the Rossoneri fans was made even tastier by the hardships of two great exes. The exception is Calhanoglu, who instead reached the second round with Inter
The meaning is the same: all useful, none indispensable. Not even the enfant prodige who grew up in the youth teams and carried on his shoulders up to the first team; not even the midfield equalizer who swore eternal love and then left. The Rossoneri fan, today, looks at the other big names in Europe and feels satisfied.
Franck Kessie, who flew to Barcelona after winning the Scudetto, will play the Europa League after being eliminated from the Champions League by Inter. Gigio Donnarumma on the other hand, despite a year as a regular starter with 18 games and 9 clean sheets, closed the day of the Champions League with a couple of trivial errors, one of them coming out. PSG gave seven slaps to Maccabi Haifa and passed the round, but Gigio's mistake did not go unnoticed, so much so that several Rossoneri highlighted it on social media. "Here, the usual Donnarumma exit". With a lot of embedded video. And again: "One of the most overrated goalkeepers in Europe", "he is not a great", "he has many limits" and so on. Comments also from the French. A little ungenerous: Gigio is 23 years old, reigning European champion, plays in PSG and boasts more than 300 games among the pros. His farewell to the world Milan is an open wound for the Rossoneri, but Maignan makes everyone sleep peacefully.
See also France, who is Kolo Muani: the goal in the World Cup semifinal, Italy and Milan
La policy
The only drawback of the Milanista's perfect week, perhaps, is the passage of Calhanoglu's turn, already in the second round. Not bad: by virtue of poker at Dinamo Zagreb it will be enough not to lose against Salzburg on the last day to pass the round (played at San Siro). Beyond the social networks and the fans, however, the sense is that no one is indispensable at Milan. Players can pass, but the policy remains the same. Low wages, very few exceptions (see Ibra), a basic salary that does not exceed 4 million or so. Kessie, Donnarumma and Calhanoglu left the Duomo because of these posts. Milan comes first.
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Q: How to activate the FileSystemObject in Visual Basic Express 2010? I do have a "Microsoft Scripting Runtime" reference and added the "Scrrun.dll" file in Projects > References.
But the code below triggers an error.

Error 1   Type 'FileSystemObject' is not defined. C:\Temporary Projects\WindowsApplication1\Form1.vb  6   24  WindowsApplication1
  Error 2   Type 'Folder' is not defined.   C:\Temporary Projects\WindowsApplication1\Form1.vb          7   20  WindowsApplication1

   Dim fso As New FileSystemObject
   Dim fld As Folder

A: If you want to use VB.NET, I suggest that you do it "the .NET way" instead of relying on old COM libraries: Have a look at the System.IO.Directory.GetFiles method.
That being said, let me answer your question: The objects you seek are in the Scripting namespace, so the following should fix your issue:
Dim fso As New Scripting.FileSystemObject()
Dim fld As Scripting.Folder

Alternatively, you can just import the namespace:
Imports Scripting

Module Module1
    Sub Main()
        Dim fso As New FileSystemObject()
        Dim fld As Folder
        ...
    End Sub
End Module


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Strategies to improve your social media presence: Know the tools, understand your audience, and build a brand
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On a daily basis, news reporters have to cultivate a successful social media presence where they are expected to publish meaningful content and engage with the audience. This often means having a digital-first storytelling plan in place that may not overlap with traditional news reporting.
"You really have to treat social media like a second job. It does require a lot of time," said Neima Abdulahi, a news reporter for WXIA in Atlanta.
So, what strategies could journalists use to improve their social media presence?
Know the tools
To have a great social media presence as a journalist, you need to know and understand the tool you are using to maximize its abilities. This means knowing what works on each of the social media platforms you are using.
Leah Pezzetti, a news reporter for KGTV 10 in San Diego, says she uses Twitter and Facebook in different ways. When posting on Twitter, she starts a thread.
"That's beautiful. If you have multiple pictures, videos, quotes, whatever, start a thread, and then it all lives in one place," Pezzetti said.
But Facebook is a different story. Pezzetti says chances are that different people are going to see different posts and the posts are not necessarily going to be a cohesive story. To ensure consistency, Pezzetti often attaches her main story post in the comment on a preview post she made earlier in the day.
"So that way if people are just seeing one Facebook post, they're still going to get the whole picture," she explained.
No matter which social media platform she is using, Pezzetti says she tries to post three times a day. She posts a preview post that explains what she is working on that day, then follows with a product post, or the finished story she wants people to see. Finally, she creates a personality post which can be anything from pictures of her cat to behind the scenes mishaps such as spilling coffee on her shirt.
"That's what your viewers want. That's what they want to get to know you as a person. And so if I get all three of these on a given day, I'm happy that was a win on social media for me," she said.
Understanding who your audience is and where they get their news is an important part of journalist's social media strategy. Alex Rozier, a news reporter for WFTAA in Dallas, says he realized early on in his career that the audience for television is oftentimes different than the audience on social media.
"So find ways to push your Instagram, Twitter and Facebook audience to television and look for ways to push your TV audience to Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook," Rozier said.
When Pezzetti started her job in San Diego, she asked her digital team which social media platforms have the most audience.
"Markets are going to vary. Some are Twitter markets, some are Facebook market, hopefully, none are a Tik Tok market," she said. "But know your audience, know where they live. And then also, how long do they actually stay on each post."
In most cases, as people are scrolling through their social media feeds, they decide within the first three to seven seconds if they want to watch, click, or read a post, so grabbing them immediately is crucial. Pezzetti's advice – attract your audience with a caption that is simple and straight to the point.
In addition to attracting attention, Pezzetti says journalists should cultivate the relationship with their audience on social media. She says "building an audience is like making a friend." In other words, the relationship and trust will develop over time through consistent conversations and follow up.
"Because as journalists, as local journalists, we want our community to know and trust us. And so, as you're posting online, keep that in mind as everything you post is just one step closer toward building a relationship with your viewers and your community," Pezzetti said.
Build a brand
Abdulahi says she always goes an extra mile to customize content just for social media and tries to post things that are relevant not just to her audience, but to her as well. She says there is an integration between who she is and the kind of content she creates.
"I think the state of the nation is demanding unapologetic authenticity, and relatability," Abdulahi said. "So I really try to always push myself and what you're always going to see is how my social media brand always relates back to my brand."
Abdulahi created her social media brand by picking areas that really represent who she is: history and culture. She grew up in Atlanta, but is originally from Somalia and English is her second language. She embraces her background and culture on her social media accounts and her posts always relate to these areas.
"Identity integration really means bringing your authenticity to the table," she explained. "So when you see me on TV, you really see me, I'm not toning anything down, I'm not flipping the switch on and off, you're gonna get the real Naima. And that's how I always try to be."
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As a first time mother and a dentist, this was a topic I was extremely interested in!
First, a little background on how these teeth arrive. The first teeth to erupt in most infants are their lower central incisors. This typically occurs around 6-10 months. Signs that teeth are coming in are red and tender gums, fussiness, and difficulty sleeping. Cold (not frozen) teething rings and a clean, damp washcloth are great choices to soothe sore gums. Do not use teething gels. These can be harmful to your baby. Please consult your pediatrician for advice on an appropriate analgesic/pain reliever if the above don't do the trick.
Ideally, you want to clean your baby's teeth and gums after each feeding. It is important to clean your baby's teeth at least twice per day and once before bedtime. Do not let your baby go to bed with a bottle of anything but water. It is important to go to sleep with clean teeth to prevent tooth decay.
How to clean these little teeth? The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends brushing with a rice-sized amount of fluoridated toothpaste from the time of eruption of the first tooth. After the age of three, a pea-sized amount is appropriate. You can start out with a moist cloth, but it is best to use a small, soft toothbrush. Flossing should begin at least once daily as soon as teeth are in contact with each other.
Another important step in preventing cavities is to avoid the spread of bacteria. You can transfer cavity-causing bacteria from your mouth to your baby's by sharing utensils or toothbrushes, pre-chewing food, or putting his or her pacifier in your mouth before giving it to your baby. The longer these teeth stay bacteria free, the lower the chance of them getting cavities.
Once these teeth have erupted, it is time to seek professional help. The American Dental Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics both recommend that your baby should have their first dental visit between the eruption of his or her first tooth and first birthday.


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Editor's View
Published: Thursday, 25 September 2014
Breaking down barriers
Western Canada is blessed with a tremendous endowment of non-renewable natural resources—resources we know are there and which we are becoming ever more efficient at extracting, as can be seen by growing production numbers in recent years. But in spite of our successes, barriers remain to creating a sustainable future of continued development of those resources.
Gaining market access, attracting and training an ever-larger workforce even as the retirement tsunami approaches, and attracting capital for large-scale projects—such as in the growing oilsands and the potential liquefied natural gas sector—are a few of the most obvious barriers. New technologies can play a role in dealing with such barriers by making pipelines and shipping safer; by automating more tasks and creating online tools to facilitate workforce training; and by creating greater efficiencies, and thereby decreasing the cost of development, for example.
But other barriers remain that we more closely associate with gaining social licence to operate. Some revolve around water—reducing the use of fresh water and treating waste water, both in the oilsands and in water-thirsty unconventional shale gas and tight oil production, as well as dealing with inevitable spills.
And some revolve around emissions, the Achilles heel of much oil and gas production today. The oilsands have generated international opposition that now threatens its continued growth, in large part because of its growing greenhouse gas emissions. And the shale gas and tight oil boom faces pushback in part due to its large water demands and its own greenhouse gas emissions, which some observers have suggested make it no cleaner than burning coal.
These barriers could threaten the long-term viability and growth of the oil and gas industry and must be addressed as urgently as those involving market access and growth in the workforce. It is, however, a great opportunity for new technologies to play a vital role in overcoming these barriers in future years. And the barriers also represent an opportunity for our greatest natural resource: our people.
Every October, New Technology Magazine focuses on some of the new technologies that offer the opportunity to surmount some of these pressing barriers in our Green Guide. These technologies address those challenges of treating water and cleaning oil spills, dealing with oilsands tailings ponds and reducing day-to-day emissions such as venting and fugitive releases that add up over time to a big problem.
While each technology represents a clever solution to such important challenges, what also becomes apparent in our Green Guide this year is the entrepreneurial roots of these solutions. More often than not, they are offered by start-ups and small service providers, entrepreneurs who saw opportunity in a new invention that could be applied to the oil and gas sector, or researchers themselves who have made the jump from university professor to business owner in order to apply their own discoveries to real world problems.
In an industry often dominated by giants, one of Canada's greatest advantages is its supply of inventors, entrepreneurs and risk takers who strive to bring new technologies to the market despite the often long odds of success. It can be a momentous struggle to get these new technologies from the lab to the field and to eventual commercial success, and not all succeed. But for those that do, the industry in general becomes stronger and more sustainable over the long haul.
These "green" technologies are important not only for their feel-good, environmentally responsible nature, but because they actually boost profits over the long term and because they represent one of the best pathways forward for earning social licence and allowing the industry to flourish in future years.
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– Clayton Christensen, How Will You Measure Your Life?
It's a big "if." IF it's practiced well.
Many solo leaders are in over their heads, stressed out by the workload, unable to adapt to the challenges they face. And all those who depend upon them – their teams, their customers, their families – feel the impact of that.
I've been that stressed out leader myself. Always in a hurry. Always on the phone, or about to be. There's never enough time. I've worked myself to the proverbial bone and still under-delivered for my team, my customers, and most importantly, my family.
At its best, partnership offers a better way. It offers more time and insight, more resilience and grit.
When I look at the peak experiences in my life so far – raising my two kids, discovering my purpose as an entrepreneur, and pursuing my ideas as a social scientist – there was always a partner at my side, surfing the challenges with me.
The best times have been when those partnerships were strong. The worst times have been when I tried to push too far on my own. I have felt the ecstasy of working with a partner like we are one mind in two places. I have felt the agony of a good partnership gone bad.
This made me think that partnership, as it is commonly practiced, is not "safe." It is high reward, but high risk. This is because there are many ways to do it wrong, and only a few to do it right.
The path is not marked. The way is not clear.
Small differences in approach add up over time, for better and for worse. Many partners develop deep trust, surface and address the challenges they face, and achieve lasting success. Others ignore the challenges until it's too late, when they're already rolling off the proverbial tracks.
There are a few great organizations that have made partnership a replicable practice for their leaders across the board: the Mayo Clinic, Toyota and the U.S. Armed Forces.
There is a lot that we can learn from them.


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Wayne Rooney 2004 vs Wayne Rooney 2014: Is he the world class superstar Man United thought he'd be?
Nooruddean Choudry argues that despite the goals, glory and trophies galore the man we see 10 years on isn't quite what the boy promised to be
Nooruddean Choudry
Updated 12:07, 29 SEP 2014
Wayne's world: Rooney's had his share of ups and downs in his 10 years at United
Ten years. 446 appearances. 218 goals. 115 assists. Five times a Premier League champion. Twice a League Cup winner. The proud holder of the Champions League and FIFA Club World Cup once each. That is the current state of Wayne Rooney's career at Manchester United in cold hard facts.
By the end of next season he will most likely have scored more goals than any other player in the club's history. Oh, and as well as all that, he is firmly on course to break records for both appearances and goals for his country. All in spite of the fact that he was often played out of position.
All this in account, it is absolute stupidity of the rarest kind to suggest that Wayne Rooney has somehow failed to fulfil his potential or is overrated in any way. He has been integral to all the success that Old Trafford has enjoyed in the last decade and has been deemed pivotal and thus far undroppable by two legendary architects of the modern game, as well as David Moyes.
When critics and ungrateful Manchester United fans berate him or question his role in the team they are contradicting Sir Alex Ferguson, Louis van Gaal, clear undeniable facts, as well as David Moyes. What a bunch of deluded fools.
United's all-time top scorers
There. I've got that out of the way. If you're the type of United or England supporter who gets very angry very quickly whenever someone dares question the White Pele, you can stop reading now. Your excellent case has been laid out in the best way I can, and in fairness it's pretty compelling. Those facts and figures are mighty impressive whichever way you care to spin it.
Whilst I wouldn't ever call Rooney a 'servant' to the club, he has earned a level of respect and admiration even from his staunchest detractors. His decade at the club has reaped huge rewards and for that he deserves wholesome praise.
Have they gone? Good. Now let's consider the Wayne Rooney who joined the club as a precocious teenager in comparison to the player he is now, at an age around which footballers tend to reach the natural peak of their powers. In 2004, the freckly-faced young Scouser looked an absolute force of nature.
He had seasoned pros and cynics alike in giddy astonishment at what they were witnessing in someone so young. It was still raw talent of course with only sporadic moments of brilliance, but it was an absolute thrill to watch him play. An explosive talent every bit as exciting as a pre-cruciate popping Paul Gascoigne.
READ MORE: Rooney's United debut - was the Red Devils' line-up better in 2004?
Wayne Rooney: Manchester United career
A young Rooney was utterly breath-taking. He provoked that same reaction in the viewing public that all remarkable talents do: a compulsive urge to spring to their feet and prepare to be dazzled. And everyone was. The boy was special.
He was as strong as men twice his age and just as streetwise; he had a rifle of a shot that would explode at his toes and rasp the net before anyone could properly compute; crucially, he had a burst of pace and dexterity of limbs to rush past players with cannonball velocity. A few apprehensive whispers even evoked the exalted name of Brazil's Ronaldo.
Nothing could possibly live up to Rooney's Old Trafford debut against Fenerbahce, when he tore both his neckline and the Turkish defence asunder. It was just a perfect night as well as a mouth-watering teaser. He had the whole stadium drunk with excitement.
The years that followed saw the young tyro progress and hone his talents, albeit in the shadow of another Ronaldo - this one rapidly developing into one of the best footballers ever. He added goals to his game and medals to this burgeoning collection. All of that was really great. Yet as the seasons came and went, quintessential parts of the player began to fade.
Fast forward to now and we have Rooney the captain; strutting around angrily whilst clapping and shouting like Freddie Starr doing a Mick Jagger impression. Let's ignore the rash challenge that got him sent off on Saturday. Assume it an excitable aberration.
Let us put aside too the fact that he and his agent twice flirted heavily with the exit door, irreversibly irking many. Those are separate issues that colour one of the most divisive individuals in football. If we look at Rooney purely in terms of the footballer, he is in many ways a severe departure from the player he was or could have been.
Up for the Cup: Rooney has enjoyed a glittering decade at Old Trafford (Image: Man United/Getty)
The reference may be trivial but take Nike's recent 'The Last Game' commercial, where all the sports brand's top stars were computer-animated in Pixar fashion to resemble Incredibles-style caricatures of themselves. Thus we had a wiry Neymar jinxing past players in cheeky-chappy fashion, a puffy-chested Zlatan all arrogance and acrobatics, and Ronaldo as the muscular V-shaped Superman.
Rooney was of course squat and broad. Visually they got him spot on, even with the voice of a bad Ringo. But the cartoony version of him as a player was a human juggernaut taking players on and beating them with pace and power.
That is not the Wayne Rooney of the here and now. It is the version of him that he pretended he'd become. That Wayne Rooney doesn't exist any more which is a big pity. Instead you have a really good centre-forward who tracks back; in very crude terms, an Alan Shearer who mucks in.
Every adjective appropriated to this vintage refers to his physical attributes and work rate: committed, aggressive, tireless, powerful, strong, determined, selfless, a handful. All those things are praiseworthy and admirable. But where is the taker of breath? The player who prompted gasps with every dominant grasp of possession?
Over and out: The infamous goal against City is perhaps Rooney's career highlight (Image: Getty)
Apart from that sensational goal against City, when was the last time Rooney did something that surprised you? When did he last cause you to choke on or spit out a bite of half-chewed pie? He doesn't, because he's no longer that type of player. He is hard and bullish and scores you goals. And in a way, what the hell is wrong with that?
Yes he earns a cartload of cash in the process but again, it can be argued he's simply maximising the financial worth of his finite career. It's the Katie Price paradox: someone rises up from humble beginnings to make the very most of what they have, and yet they are criticised and berated incessantly.
The difference is that Jordan has achieved inordinate success and fame despite a lack of talent. Rooney on the other hand was blessed with all the ability in the world. Yet in spite all his success on paper and in profit, he has lost some of what made him seem so remarkable in the first place.
He is now mechanical. He provides a function. He scores goals and does that hardest part of the game with regular efficiency. That cannot and should not be dismissed by a simple 'yes but'. That said, the teenage model was something else. The greatest English footballer we almost got to see.
Has Wayne Rooney fulfilled his promise?
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No - he should be up there with Ronaldo and Messi
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Q: How do I export a module from a try/catch block in TypeScript I am trying to develop for a package that only runs on some systems. There is a "mock" version of the package that exists as well.
I'd like a "module" that I can import from my main that automatically falls back to the "mock" version of the package when the main package fails to import (either because it did not install because of os/engine restrictions or it failed on startup).
This is what I have so far:
import { Gpio as GpioClass, GpioBank as GpioBankClass, Notifier as NotifierClass } from 'pigpio';

let pigpio: {
  Gpio: typeof GpioClass;
  GpioBank: typeof GpioBankClass;
  Notifier: typeof NotifierClass;
};

try {
  pigpio = require('pigpio');
} catch (e) {
  process.env.PIGPIO_NO_LOGGING = 'yes';
  pigpio = require('pigpio-mock');
}

export const { Gpio, GpioBank, Notifier } = pigpio;

This kind of works but seems to cause some import errors/ordering issues with other parts of my code.
I suspect that using import and export will be better in the long run. Maybe this is a flawed assumption. I'm still not 100% clear on how exactly import/export works.
I've tried using the "async" import(...) function to no avail:
import { Gpio as GpioClass, GpioBank as GpioBankClass, Notifier as NotifierClass } from 'pigpio';

let pigpio: Promise<{
  Gpio: typeof GpioClass;
  GpioBank: typeof GpioBankClass;
  Notifier: typeof NotifierClass;
}>;

try {
  pigpio = import('pigpio');
} catch (e) {
  process.env.PIGPIO_NO_LOGGING = 'yes';
  pigpio = import('pigpio-mock');
}

// This doesn't work. Cannot use top level await.
export const { Gpio, GpioBank, Notifier } = await pigpio;

Is there some part of how export works that I'm missing? Or maybe it's like how you can await a non-async function as long as it returns a Promise and I just need to module.exports = import(...)? That doesn't seem to work however.
The cherry on top would be to get the type information correct for TypeScript.


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Q: how to check a value in multiple rows in mysql table associated with a unique data in each row I'm developing a record management application using php. I've designed a table named records with fields id, recordname, recordvalue, recordid. For example if a record consists of 3 data firstname, lastname, gender. 3 data (John Doe Male, Jane Doe Female and Sherlcok Holmes Male) is inserted in the table as below-
----+-------------+--------------+-----------
id  | recordname  | recordvalue  | recordid
----+-------------+--------------+-----------
1   | firstname   | John         | 001
2   | lastname    | Doe          | 001
3   | gender      | Male         | 001
4   | firstname   | Jane         | 002
5   | lastname    | Doe          | 002
6   | gender      | Female       | 002
7   | firstname   | Sherlock     | 003
8   | lastname    | Holmes       | 003
9   | gender      | Male         | 003

----+-------------+--------------+-----------

my question is when i'm going to insert a new record in the table i need to check if there is any duplication of the record. That means any field for different records can be duplicated anytime but all the fields having same values for a  record can't be duplicated. From previous example records having value John Doe Female, Jane Doe Male, Sherlock Doe Male etc are OK but again inserting John Doe Male is not expected and it'll give an error.
How can i achieve this easily with PHP?
Thanks in advance.

A: I think you should fix your table, It has a really bad design. It should be something like that
table
--------------------------------------------
record_id | firstname | lastname | gender

and then you could use a UNIQUE INDEX (firstname, lastname, gender) to control that, if you wanted to keep it on only in your database.
[EDIT]
Due to the fact you can not change the database design and it is using EAV structure, you can use the query below to achieve what you are looking for. This query is gonna return if there is or not records based in your criteria.
SELECT a.recordvalue, b.recordvalue, c.recordvalue
FROM rec_eav a
INNER JOIN rec_eav b ON (b.recordid = a.recordid AND b.recordname = 'lastname' )
INNER JOIN rec_eav c ON (c.recordid = a.recordid AND c.recordname = 'gender' )
WHERE a.recordname = 'firstname'
    AND a.recordvalue = 'John'
    AND b.recordvalue = 'Doe'
    AND c.recordvalue = 'Male'

A:
my question is when i'm going to insert a new record in the table i need to check if there is any duplication of the record.

Your "records" are something different than a normal database record (= one row) here.

That means any field for different records can be duplicated anytime but all the fields having same values for a record can't be duplicated. From previous example records having value John Doe Female, Jane Doe Male, Sherlock Doe Male etc are OK but again inserting John Doe Male is not expected and it'll give an error.

So the combination of several records has to be unique in your case.

How can i achieve this easily with PHP?

You could SELECT first and see if you get a result for the data to be inserted already, as Yadav suggested in his answer. But that will result in a possible TOCTTOU problem – to avoid that, you will have to encapsulate SELECT and INSERT into a transaction.
The other way would be to use an INSERT … SELECT statement. The SELECT statement must be formulated in a way that it only returns values to insert if it does not find them already – counting the matching records and using HAVING to filter for only those that give the right number of records (three in your example) would do that.

A: Run a query similar to the following:
select count(*) countmatch
from datatable
where concat(recordname,':',recordvalue) in
      ('firstname:John', 'lastname:Doe', 'gender:Male')
group by recordid
order by countmatch desc
limit 1

- if the countmatch value returned is 3, reject the new John Doe Male record, otherwise add it to the table.
EDIT: If firstname, lastname and gender together uniquely identify a record, but the other attributes may be sparsely and/or arbitrarily populated, then you may want to consider a hybrid schema - possibly something like this:
KeyTable
--------
firstname
lastname
gender
recordid

- with a unique index on the combination of firstname, lastname and gender, and a separate unique index on recordid.
DataTable
---------

- as now, with a foreign key on recordid. Note that the firstname, lastname and gender attributes should not be stored on this table.
When trying to add "new" combinations of firstname, lastname and gender, try adding them to the KeyTable - if the insert is rejected by the DBMS, it means that the record already exists.
In this scenario, recordname/recordvalue combinations stored on DataTable should always include a recordid that links to a valid recordid on KeyTable.

A: You will need something like this:
SELECT a.recordid
FROM test a
JOIN test b ON ( b.recordname = 'firstname' AND b.recordvalue = 'John' AND b.recordid = a.recordid)
JOIN test c ON ( c.recordname = 'lastname' AND c.recordvalue = 'Doe' AND c.recordid = a.recordid)
WHERE (a.recordname = 'gender' AND a.recordvalue = 'female')

If the result is empty, then you can proceed (like in my example, if you change gender value to male it will return a recordid therefore this combination already exists)

A: You may try the following query, if an answer is returned, then you already have similar data. If not, it will return 0 rows:
select recordid from records
where recordvalue in ('John', 'Doe', 'Male')
group by recordid
having count(recordid) = 3

EDIT: Above query might give more than 1 result, as explained by @Xavjer, try this:
select * from
(
select
max(case when recordname="firstname" then recordvalue end) as firstname,
max(case when recordname="lastname" then recordvalue end) as lastname,
max(case when recordname="gender" then recordvalue end) as gender,
recordid
from records
group by recordid
) as record
where firstname='doe'
and lastname='john'
and gender='male'

A: If you're going to use an EAV model to store data then consider a structure like this:
eav_hell(entity*,attribute*,value)

* = (component of) PRIMRY KEY

And spare a thought for the poor discarded data types.

A: Thanks everyone for your affords. Anyway I've found a solution of my problem. Its tricky and I don't know how efficient it is. So that I'm posting it here for expert's comments. Thanks.
My problem was- I have a EAV table where single entity has multiple attributes and corresponding values. I needed to check if anyone submits a form with some values of a record, all those are already in the database as another record. E.g. if John Doe Male is already in the table under recordid 001 then user can not save John Doe Male as another record, rather it'll give the user a message "Record already exists!".
I performed some queries -
foreach($submitted_values as $name => $value){
    $r = mysql_query("SELECT DISTINCT `recordid` FROM `records` WHERE `recordname` = '$name' AND `recordvalue` = '$value'");
    while($row  = mysql_fetch_assoc($r)){
        $assoc[$name][] = $row['recordid'];
    }
}

so in $assoc i got an 2 dimensional array indexed with field names and associated with an array of matched recordid each.
Then I checked if there are any matched value in the $assoc array and if i get a non empty array that i'm sure that there one or many duplication of the submitted values under a single record.
This process helped me also tell the user that there are some partial matches of values. And it worked for me perfectly.
Again thanks everyone for wasting your valuable times.