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package ess

import (
	"testing"

	"aahframework.org/test.v0/assert"
)

func TestFmtParseFlagLog(t *testing.T) {
	const (
		FmtFlagLevel FmtFlag = iota
		FmtFlagTime
		FmtFlagUTCTime
		FmtFlagLongfile
		FmtFlagShortfile
		FmtFlagLine
		FmtFlagMessage
		FmtFlagCustom
	)

	logFmtFlags := map[string]FmtFlag{
		"level":     FmtFlagLevel,
		"time":      FmtFlagTime,
		"utctime":   FmtFlagUTCTime,
		"longfile":  FmtFlagLongfile,
		"shortfile": FmtFlagShortfile,
		"line":      FmtFlagLine,
		"message":   FmtFlagMessage,
		"custom":    FmtFlagCustom,
	}

	flagParts, err := ParseFmtFlag("%time:2006-01-02 15:04:05.000 %level %custom:- %message", logFmtFlags)
	assert.Nil(t, err)

	assertFlagPart(t, "time", "2006-01-02 15:04:05.000", FmtFlag(1), flagParts[0])
	assertFlagPart(t, "level", "%v", FmtFlag(0), flagParts[1])
	assertFlagPart(t, "custom", "-", FmtFlag(7), flagParts[2])
	assertFlagPart(t, "message", "%v", FmtFlag(6), flagParts[3])

	// Unknown flag
	flagParts, err = ParseFmtFlag("%myflag", logFmtFlags)
	assert.NotNil(t, err)
	assert.Equal(t, "fmtflag: unknown flag 'myflag'", err.Error())
	assert.True(t, len(flagParts) == 0)
}

func TestFmtParseFlagAccessLog(t *testing.T) {
	const (
		fmtFlagClientIP FmtFlag = iota
		fmtFlagRequestTime
		fmtFlagRequestURL
		fmtFlagRequestMethod
		fmtFlagRequestID
		fmtFlagRequestHeader
		fmtFlagQueryString
		fmtFlagResponseStatus
		fmtFlagResponseSize
		fmtFlagResponseHeader
		fmtFlagResponseTime
	)

	accessLogFmtFlags := map[string]FmtFlag{
		"clientip":  fmtFlagClientIP,
		"reqtime":   fmtFlagRequestTime,
		"requrl":    fmtFlagRequestURL,
		"reqmethod": fmtFlagRequestMethod,
		"reqid":     fmtFlagRequestID,
		"reqhdr":    fmtFlagRequestHeader,
		"querystr":  fmtFlagQueryString,
		"resstatus": fmtFlagResponseStatus,
		"ressize":   fmtFlagResponseSize,
		"reshdr":    fmtFlagResponseHeader,
		"restime":   fmtFlagResponseTime,
	}

	flagParts, err := ParseFmtFlag("%clientip %reqid %reqtime %restime %resstatus %ressize %reqmethod %requrl %reqhdr:Referer %reshdr:Server", accessLogFmtFlags)
	assert.Nil(t, err)

	assertFlagPart(t, "clientip", "%v", FmtFlag(0), flagParts[0])
	assertFlagPart(t, "reqid", "%v", FmtFlag(4), flagParts[1])
	assertFlagPart(t, "reqtime", "%v", FmtFlag(1), flagParts[2])
	assertFlagPart(t, "restime", "%v", FmtFlag(10), flagParts[3])
	assertFlagPart(t, "resstatus", "%v", FmtFlag(7), flagParts[4])
	assertFlagPart(t, "ressize", "%v", FmtFlag(8), flagParts[5])
	assertFlagPart(t, "reqmethod", "%v", FmtFlag(3), flagParts[6])
	assertFlagPart(t, "requrl", "%v", FmtFlag(2), flagParts[7])
	assertFlagPart(t, "reqhdr", "Referer", FmtFlag(5), flagParts[8])
	assertFlagPart(t, "reshdr", "Server", FmtFlag(9), flagParts[9])
}

func assertFlagPart(t *testing.T, name, format string, fflag FmtFlag, flagPart FmtFlagPart) {
	t.Logf("Fmt Flag: %v", format)
	assert.Equal(t, name, flagPart.Name)
	assert.Equal(t, format, flagPart.Format)
	assert.Equal(t, fflag, flagPart.Flag)
}

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b. calculate the mass of excess reagent remaining after reaction. Metal hydrides react with water to form hydrogen gas and a metal hydroxide. For example:... The reactant that produces a larger amount of product is the excess reagent. 6. To find the amount of remaining excess reactant, subtract the mass of excess reagent consumed from the total mass of excess reagent given.
To determine the amount of excess H2 remaining, calculate how much H2 is needed to produce 108 grams of H2O. grams H2 = 108 grams H2O x (1 mol H2O/18 grams H2O) x (1 mol H2/1 mol H2O) x (2 grams H2/1 mol H2)... This means the H2S amount is one-half the water value = 0.2775465 mol. Convert moles of H2S to grams. 0.2775465 mol x 34.0809 g/mol = 9.459 g (iii) Solution for excess reagent remaining We will use the amount of water to calculate how much Al2S3 reacts, then subtract that amount from 15.00 g.
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What is limiting reagent and excess reagent?
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Q: Can't update the value of i by clicking the button in python tkinter i can't find that mistake in this clicker code. The i variable is not updating by clicking the "click" button. Please inform me if you find the mistake. Thank you!
from tkinter import *

root = Tk()
i = 0

def numberchanger():
    i = i + 1

clicker = Button(text="click", bg="red", fg="green", font="Arial 20 bold", command=numberchanger)
clicker.place(x=600, y=400)
widget.title("Clicker")
clicknumber = Label(text=i, fg="blue", font="Arial 50 bold")
clicknumber.place(x=600, y=200)

root.mainloop()

A: Add a global i after def numberchanger():
from tkinter import *

root = Tk()
i = 0

def numberchanger():
    global i
    i = i + 1
    print(i)
    clicknumber.config(text=i)

clicknumber = Label(text=i, fg="blue", font="Arial 50 bold")
clicknumber.place(x=600, y=200)

clicker = Button(text="click", bg="red", fg="green", font="Arial 20 bold", command=numberchanger)
clicker.place(x=600, y=400)
clicker.pack()
clicknumber.pack()

root.mainloop()

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Business News›Anushka Sharma
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Google started blocking the web's worst ads in Chrome on Thursday. Here's what it means for you.
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On Thursday, Google Chrome, the most popular browser by a wide margin, began rolling out a feature that will block ads on sites that engage in particularly annoying behavior, such as automatically playing sound, or displaying ads that can't be dismissed until a certain amount of time has passed. Google is essentially blacklisting sites that violate specific guidelines, and then trying to filter all ads that appear on those sites, not just the particularly annoying ones.
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It may seem strange that Google, which still makes most of its revenue from advertising, blocks ads at all, especially since the company says it will even block those served by its own ad networks. But Google hopes ridding the web of its very worst ads might discourage Chrome users from installing more aggressive ad-blocking software that saps revenue universally.
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The company notifies sites that are in violation of the guidelines before blocking them. Sites have 30 days to resolve the advertising issues Google highlights. If a site doesn't resolve the issues, Chrome will attempt to filter all ads on those pages. Users will see a brief notification that ads have been blocked on a page. On desktop versions of Chrome, this will look a bit like pop-up blocking notifications, while on mobile it will look more like, well, a pop-up ad.
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The chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Gary Gensler, has appointed a new employee to act as advisor on cryptocurrency policy and interdisciplinary work.
In an announcement on Thursday, the SEC announced that Corey Frayer will join Gensler's leadership team as a senior advisor overseeing the cryptocurrency.
Frayer served as a professional on the Senate Banking Committee and as a senior policy advisor to the House of Representatives Financial Services Committee.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network deal with digital asset regulations in the United States, but each have different legal claims, creating a patchwork quilt that crypto companies must go through in order to operate legally. Confirmed by the U.S. Senate in April, Gensler is expected to continue serving as chairman of the SEC through 2026.
The appointment of Frayer could lead to a definitive change in Gensler's cryptocurrency policy. The SEC chairman is arguably one of the most knowledgeable people in crypto and blockchain technology in his position, but has raised concerns about ETFs that are directly exposed in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. He has long urged crypto projects to register with the SEC, specifically saying that they should "join" and work with regulators.
The leadership is likely to change in 2022 after Commissioner Elad Roisman resigned in January and Commissioner Allison Lee's term expires in June. This leaves President Joe Biden an opportunity to select financial professionals who can have a significant impact on cryptocurrency policy.
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Why Did Both Jaime and Cersei Lannister Die in 'Game of Thrones'?
In the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones, several of the series' biggest characters finally died.
Jaime Lannister set out to save Cersei and their unborn child, but ran into trouble several times as his plan to get her out of the city fell apart.
Here's what you need to know about Jaime and Cersei's final scene.
This post contains spoilers for Game of Thrones Season 8, episode 5, "The Bells."
If you have been Team Cersei for the Iron Throne then Sunday night's Game of Thrones was a somber affair. On the flip side, if you've been Team Anyone But Cersei, then you're probably basking in the glow of the character's death.
So, how did Cersei Lannister finally bite it? In the crypts of King's Landing, surrounded by dragon bones and rubble and in the arms of her lover/twin brother, Jaime.
The end wasn't what many Thrones fans expected for the show's longtime villain. Many thought Jaime would ultimately be the one to kill Cersei and save Westeros from her tyrannical rule, but that wasn't so. In fact, Jaime spent his final hours trying desperately to save Cersei, and their unborn child. Tyrion even got in on the action and hatched a plan to help smuggle Jaime and Cersei to Pentos where they could start a new life together.
Alas, this didn't happen. Instead, Jaime is almost murdered by Euron Greyjoy of all people before he finally makes his way to Cersei, who has just watched her armies and her city fall to Daenerys Targaryen and realized for the first time that she might actually not win the game of thrones.
As the plan to escape falls apart, a few questions arise.
Why did Jaime decide to go to Cersei and leave Brienne?
In episode 4, Jaime finally consummates things with Brienne of Tarth, after years of romantic and sexual tension (the man likes strong, blonde women—he definitely has a type), only to abandon her to go to Cersei when he realizes just how bleak his twin sister's chances are. But why? Brienne is perfect and Cersei is evil and Jaime had a real chance at happiness (not to mention staying alive) if he stayed in the North with Brienne.
The reason is simple and tragic: Cersei is the love of Jaime's life. She's his sister, his lover, the mother of his children. She's his everything. It's tragic that Jaime leaves Brienne, but everything about Jaime's story has been pretty tragic and all of it has revolved around his love for Cersei, so this was, sadly, pretty fitting. To quote the great philosopher Selena Gomez, the heart wants what it wants.
Why couldn't Jaime and Cersei escape King's Landing?
This one was a matter of bad luck and bad timing. Tyrion's escape plan for his siblings was solid, but the tunnels and passageways that they needed to make it out of the Red Keep had caved in by the time they got there—you know, thanks to the dragon raging around the city, destroying everything in its path.
Why do both Jaime and Cersei die in Game of Thrones?
As the creators explain in the inside the episode featurette, Jaime and Cersei entered the world together, so it was only fitting that they leave it together as well. Cersei even says as much in Season 1, telling Ned Stark of her relationship with Jaime, "We shared a womb. We came into this world together, we belong together."
Plus, Jaime foreshadowed their ending when Bronn asked how he wanted to die and he said in the arms of the woman he loves.
RIP, Jaime and Cersei.
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A second single, Run All Night has just been released.
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With a sound similar to driving across the country in a stolen car like it's the last night on earth, Run All Night has a War on Drugs / Robert Forster / Go Betweens atmosphere.
Featuring Andrew's distinctive vocals, rhythm and slide guitars, synth and piano, and in what could be considered child labor in lockdown, Andrew's 14 year old son, Huxley on drums, they're held together by Andy Papadopolous's (Ron Peno) foot on the accelerator bass.
Run All Night was recorded by Andrew McCubbin and mixed by Andrew McCubbin and partner in crime, Gary Aspinall (Killjoys). The wonderful, Nao Anzai (Cash Savage / Teskey Brothers) lent his skills to the mastering.
Run All Night signals in perhaps a new era in songwriting for McCubbin who seems to be shedding his Cohenesque skin for a more Go Betweens style literary pop.
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"The sensual film based on the acclaimed novel by Jean Rhys."
The movie "Wide Sargasso Sea" is based on a novel with the same name. This movie is set in Jamaica in the 1840's. At this time slavery has just been outlawed. Annette is a plantation owner who has fallen on hard time. In order to survive she married Paul who is wealthy. She is not in love with him. Paul is not a nice man. He is prejudice against women, blacks, and is cruel to his wife.
The former slaves revolt against Paul and burn down his house killing Annette's son who was inside. Paul returns to England while Annette is taken care of by former servants. Annette's daughter Antoinette is going to inherit the property if she can find a proper man to marry. She is arranged to marry a man named Edward who is also cruel to her. Even though they now own the property Edward becomes afraid and longs to go back to England. He feels that he is under the black magic of a Jamaican woman and need to leave while he still can.
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| 1992 | 1 hr 38 min | 5.7/10
Karina Lombard, Nathaniel Parker, Rachel Ward, Michael York
John Duigan
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Clonit is one of the first Italian companies operating in the field of biotechnology.
Founded in 1987, Clonit srl was one of the first Italian companies operating in the field of biotechnology. Since from the beginning the company has worked to develope innovative and reliable analytical methods in the field of In Vitro diagnostics using molecular biology techinques.
Clonit's products are molecular biology systems ranging from the screening and the typing of viruses, bacteria and protozoa.
The products range is very wide and can satisfy all the requests of the diagnostic laboratory.
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Publishers have power in spreading knowledge, and can drive discussion about the environment and climate change. This published content can be a powerful agent of change among readers and in the wider culture.
Recent books on Indigenous history and identity have reinforced the ageless relationships between Australia's first peoples and the continent's land and seas. Australian writing about nature and the environment has provided ways to explore and project national identity.
The various areas of publishing can contribute to the environmental cause in different ways.
Children's and educational publishing
Reading on environmental issues can start at an early age. Children's books (for early childhood through to adolescents) are powerful tools in fostering a deeper understanding of nature. They can also lay the groundwork for awareness of environmental issues and the future challenges of building sustainable societies.
In adult trade publishing, the environment has been a preoccupation of Australian fiction, both as a source of wonder and as a tangible force of action. Trade nonfiction has a unique power to bring reflections on the environment – from historical, scientific, political, cultural or personal perspectives – to wide audiences. Nonfiction books offer the space to reflect on recent research and events as well as on history, and to tie these to broader scientific and political conversations.
The rigour and regularity of the journal publishing model makes journals a powerful medium for sharing the newest research around climate change and sustainability. Scholarly and journal publishers light the path to change. Among scholarly journals most content is also provided online rather than in print formats.
Promoting and producing environmental content
As a community, publishers who commit to publishing work addressing environmental matters are making an important contribution to environmental sustainability. Opportunities to expand on this includes discussion of environmental issues through events, special series, reading groups, etc.
Sustainable Development Goals publishers compact & book club
The SDG Publishers Compact asks publishers and publishing associations to commit to action and reporting in pursuit of the UN's Sustainability Development Goals by the end of the decade.
The goals address the broadest possible conception of sustainability including poverty, hunger, good health, decent employment and economic growth, but they also address more straightforward environmental goals such as clean water and sanitation, affordable clean energy, and climate action. While publishers sign up to the achievement of all goals, there are a number which speak more directly to publishing content including supporting quality education, peace and justice, strong institutions, and reducing inequality.
The SDG Book Club was launched in 2018 as part of the Compact. The initiative focuses on fostering awareness of sustainability issues among children worldwide.
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Permanent Secretary of the Cyprus Foreign Ministry, Ambassador Alexandros Zenon, pays Britain a two – day working visit, during which he holds contacts with officials from the UK Foreign Office and the Ministry of Defence.
According to an official press release, Zenon met with Minister of State for the Armed Forces Penny Mordaunt with whom he discussed various issues, including bilateral cooperation in the field of defence and security, new challenges and cooperation for tackling the illegal immigration problem.
They also discussed about the situation in the Middle East and Cyprus' role for security and stability in the region.
He also met with Defence Ministry`s International Security Policy director Nick Gurr and Permanent Under-Secretary at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Head of the Diplomatic Service Simon McDonald.
Zenon and McDonald reviewed bilateral relations and discussed issues of administrative reform of the public service and European issues. The Cypriot official also informed him about the latest developments regarding the Cyprus talks with aim at reunifying Cyprus under a federal roof, after it was divided by Turkish troops which invaded Cyprus in the summer of 1974.
This Christmas Eve, London Greek Radio & Greek on the Green are hosting "The Night Before Christmas!" A Greek style party, to help kick of Christmas 2015!!
Enjoy a full Mix Meze and a glass of wine on the house, whilst enjoying live Greek dancers accompanied by music with Andreas Michaelides!
This event starts at 7pm and will go on until late. Securely book your tickets below. Once your tickets have been booked, please call LGR on 020 8 349 6950 to discuss your table preference.
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The past 7 days has seen the loss of 2 top level sportsmen; last night saw the death of All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu whilst former Premier League Goalkeeper Martin Fulop passed just 6 days ago on Thursday 12th November.
Jonah Lomu, 40, who was once one of the most iconic figures in Rugby, died unexpectedly overnight. He had been forced to retire due to a rare kidney disease; it is yet to be confirmed whether that has any relation to his death.
Former Premier League Goalkeeper Martin Fulop, who made appearances for Fulham, Sunderland and more notably Tottenham Hotspur lost his battle with cancer at the age of 32. The Hungarian hoped to return to action but his last appearance was over 2 years ago.
London Greek Radio would like to send their condolences to the respective friends and families of these sporting heroes and are deeply saddened by the loss of two such legends.
Picketing the Turkish Embassy in London on Sunday 15 November, a vocal demonstration, organised by the National Federation of Cypriots in the UK, made itself heard despite the Embassy's refusal to recognise the protest, or to engage in dialogue with British Cypriots. British Cypriots made their voice heard outside the Embassy condemning the illegal declaration of the pseudo-state and calling on Turkey to remove its troops from Cyprus and to honour its obligations to Europe and Cyprus.
This year marked the 32nd consecutive year of the picket outside the Turkish Embassy on the black anniversary of the illegal Universal Declaration of Independence. The declaration was condemned by UN resolutions 541 and 550 and the illegal state has not been recognized by any country except Turkey. At this year's picket participants also held a 1 minute silence as a mark of respect for the victims of the ISIS attacks in Paris and all Cypriots who sacrificed their lives for Cyprus' freedom.
During the picket, the President of the National Federation of Cypriots was joined by the President of POMAK, Officers and Members of the Federation's Executive, the President of NEPOMAK and the President of EFEK (Cypriot Students in the UK) to deliver a resolution to the Turkish Ambassador. The letter of resolution demanded the withdrawal of the Turkish occupying army and the Turkish colonists illegally transferred by Turkey to the north of Cyprus and called on the Turkish government to abide by the resolutions of the UN Security Council, the European Union and international law. This year, however, the letter also urged Turkey to respond with positive actions to encourage progress in the direct negotiations taking place on the island towards a just and lasting settlement. The resolution also called upon Turkey finally to resolve the terrible human tragedy of the Cypriot people who went missing during its invasion of the island in 1974.
Federation member associations, NEPOMAK and EFEK showed their resolve against the illegal occupation and the self-proclaimed pseudo-state, which remains unrecognised by all countries in the world except Turkey.
Greek giants Olympiacos staged a stunning second-half comeback against 10-man Dinamo Zagreb to put them within touching distance of the UEFA Champions League last 16.
The Piraeus club fell behind to an early goal when Armin Hodzic headed Dinamo Zagreb into the lead in the 21st minute of the game. The Greek tragedy seemed to have continued when Greece international Kostas Fourtounis squandered a golden opportunity to bring his team back level, by missing a penalty and rebound, early in the second-half.
Marco Silva, manager of Olympiacos FC, introduced Brazilian forward Felipe Pardo in an attempt to salvage the spoils against the Croatians. He responded to his manager's prayers in perfect fashion by curling a left-foot shot into the back of the net in the 65th minute, before firing the winner right at the death to seal all three points.
The Greek club unpredictably are now 6 points ahead of Arsenal, who, along with Bayern Munich, were firm favourites to advance to the next round of the competition.
The result leaves Silva's men 1 point away from qualification for the last 16 of this season's Champions league after 2 wins against Dinamo Zagreb and an impressive 2-1 win against Arsenal at the Emirates.
Olympiacos who have played a part in some historic champions league ties, have 2 games remaining to get the point they desperately crave but can also seal qualification if Arsenal fail to beat Dinamo Zagreb in their game on week 5.
A joint application from the Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots has been put forward to grant Halloumi the same protected status as champagne or Parma ham, meaning only cheese produced on Cyprus could be called halloumi or hellim.
The President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker has offered Greek and Turkish Cypriots his full backing in an attempt to save their brand name in the UK.
The British government are contemplating changing the famous brand of Halloumi/Helim in support of the British halloumi producers.
However, the president of European commissions has hailed the Island's government by defending their cheese, he said: "The halloumi affair is proof that the island's leaders are committed to reunifying Cyprus".
Euripides Evriviades, Cyprus's High Commissioner in London, vowed: "We will fight to the bitter end to secure our halloumi hellim, a truly Cyprus product." Hellim is the Turkish Cypriot name for the national cheese.
A columnist from the Cyprus Weekly has made their feelings clear and fired this message: "We can tolerate drunken UK tourists in Ayia Napa and British troops on Cyprus soil, but we will not surrender our soft cheese colonial rule".
In 2013 Greek Cypriots exported £58 million worth of Halloumi, with Britain accounting a third of that sum. This proves Halloumi is more than just cheese. It represents Cyprus and is accountable for a high amount of their profits.
Monica Michael entered through as the X Factor wild card on Saturday after not making the cut for Mentor, Rita Ora's initial selection.
The 25 year old of Cypriot roots was on the show previously in 2014, only to be rejected by Cheryl Fernandez Versini. Despite Monica singing a touching rendition of 'My Angel', she thought she had suffered a similar setback this year, as fellow contestants Louisa Johnson, Lauren Murray and Kiera Weathers, were picked ahead of her by mentor Rita Ora, as part of the 12 remaining contestants for the live shows.
The news of Monica's comeback broke out on the Xtra Factor, which is the spin-off show for the X-factor where judge Simon Cowell expressed his desire to bring Monica back to the show.
He Said: 'I just thought I have to bring her back, the show would not be the same without her'.
Monica, who first performed at a number of LGR events once posted a video of herself dancing to a Tsifteteli song by Nikos Kourkoulis called 'Kapou Kapou' which obviously gets our vote!
After rejecting Monica the chance to advance to the live shows in 2014, Cheryl Fernandez Versini was delighted for the North Londoner and scrubbed the tag 'Wildcard' off her name: 'I want to get rid of the word Wildcard. For me, you are a complete competitor. 'You were my biggest mistake from last year and the timing for you, is now'.
The performance at the Judges houses reduced guest judge Meghan Trainor to tears, and mentor Rita Ora was relieved that her contestant would be getting a second chance in the competition.
She said: 'I should have put her through in my final 3. She is a 'rough diamond'. 'I could not sleep Sunday night thinking about if I could convince the other judges of giving her a wildcard'.
The Cypriot, who is clearly a favourite of the judges, seems to have made an emotional connection with judges and fans alike. The boy's Mentor Nick Grimshaw claims to have been a fan of Monica from the 2014 series of the show. 'I am so happy you're back, you're a serious contender for this show which is really annoying for me because you're not in my category'.
Her re-introduction to the live shows will no doubt pose a threat to show favourites Louisa Johnson, Che Chesterman and 4th Impact. All at LGR will be backing her involvement in the competition from here-on-in and whatever happens, she will be seen as a winner.


Deception is the Boss of the Kingdom of Lovaous Stage in Actraiser II (1993) and did not appear in any other video games.
Deception took over the mind of the King of Lovaous,froze his kingdom in ice and send the King to an endless slumber. Deception can teleport itself and shoots energy projectiles at the player from its mouth and tail.


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Evgeny Kuznetsov dekes out Marc-Andre Fleury for a sweet breakaway goal as Capitals defeat Golden Knights for sixth straight victory
Capitals defeat Golden Knights for sixth straight victory
Nicklas Backstrom scored two goals in the third period for the Washington Capitals in their sixth consecutive win, 5-2 against the Vegas Golden Knights at Capital One Arena on Saturday.
Evgeny Kuznetsov had a goal and an assist, Jonas Siegenthaler scored his first NHL goal, and Jakub Vrana and John Carlson each had two assists for Washington (13-2-3), which is 10-0-1 in its past 11 games, outscoring opponents 50-31.
Braden Holtby made 30 saves in the win.
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"I think we're working together as a team," Backstrom said. "We're doing all the details right. We're trying to follow the system that the coaches want us to play. I feel like when you have confidence like we have … we're just trying to keep going and get better every day. So far, so good."
Max Pacioretty and Reilly Smith scored for Vegas (9-6-3), which is 1-1-1 on its four-game road trip and 1-1-3 in its past five.
Marc-Andre Fleury made 29 saves.
"I don't think we played as good as we had in the past lately, and we just didn't look [like we were] getting ready to beat a good team," Golden Knights coach Gerard Gallant said. "We had to play a lot better than that."
NHL Highlights | Golden Knights vs. Capitals – Nov. 9, 2019
Wilson has three goals in the past two games and four in the past four. …
Pacioretty has three goals in the past four games, and Smith has three in the past three. …
The Capitals have scored at least one goal in the second period of every game this season. …
Carlson (333 assists, 431 points) passed Scott Stevens (331 assists, 429 points) for second in assists and points among defensemen in Washington history.
Calle Johansson is first in each, with 361 assists and 474 points.
Sources & Credits:Harvey Valentine / NHL.com, WAS Capitals, VGK
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Tobias Jones, 11 December 1997
Hand To Mouth: A Chronicle of Early Failure
by Paul Auster.
Faber, 436 pp., £15.99, November 1997, 0 571 17149 4Show More
"... Paul Auster is so implicated in his own fictions that it is often hard to tell whether his covert appearances there represent a Modernist textual teasing or a baser vanity; whether his walk-on parts are self-mocking or aggrandising. In City of Glass, the first volume in the New York Trilogy, the writer's identity is always a plaything: Quinn, the writer, uses the pseudonym William Wilson, who himself writes about the improbably named Max Work, and is mistaken for Paul Auster, 'of the Auster Detective Agency ..."
It's just a book
Philip Horne, 17 December 1992
Faber, 245 pp., £14.99, October 1992, 0 571 16786 1Show More
"... Paul Auster is an amphibious writer whose eclectic methods and influences make one unsure by which end to try and grasp him. His early self-exile to an apprenticeship in Paris as a poet and translator, absorbing the lessons of the 'high' aesthetic rigorists – Beckett, Blanchot, Jabès, Celan – was an unexpected preliminary to his return to America and, after several years, his dark, formally self-conscious entry onto the scene of the American novel with The New York Trilogy, an elaborate anti-detective volume full of Hawthorne, Melville and Thoreau ..."
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Oracle Night
Faber, 243 pp., £15.99, February 2004, 0 571 21698 6Show More
"... For a long time, Paul Auster's novels were much more popular in France than in America. Perhaps this is because he sounds more convincing in French. 'Ecrivain de la mégapole, de l'errance et du hasard, Paul Auster est devenu un auteur culte,' one Parisian blurb-artist writes, catching the appeal in a way that his English-speaking counterparts find difficult ..."
Tall Storeys
Patrick Parrinder, 10 December 1987
Life: A User's Manual
by Georges Perec, translated by David Bellos.
Collins Harvill, 581 pp., £15, October 1987, 0 00 271463 9Show More
The New York Trilogy: City of Glass, Ghosts, and The Locked Room
"... goods which surround them. They have none of the insecurity and anonymity of the figures who haunt Paul Auster's vision of the modern city. Though The New York Trilogy outlines a comparable cityscape of streets and apartment blocks, its characters do not even have names, only aliases. Crime and detection are paramount themes in both ..."
Rebecca Mead: America's National Story Project, 7 February 2002
True Tales of American Life
"... A couple of years ago, Paul Auster was asked by a producer at National Public Radio whether he would become a regular contributor to one of the network's more popular shows. All he'd have to do was come up with a story every month or so and read it aloud. Daunted by the prospect – what writer has plotlines to spare? – Auster was about to decline, when his wife, Siri Hustvedt, who is also a novelist, came up with a suggestion ..."
Making faces
Philip Horne, 9 May 1991
The Grimace
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by Ian Buruma.
Cape, 234 pp., £13.99, April 1991, 0 224 02758 1Show More
The Music of Chance
Faber, 217 pp., £13.99, March 1991, 9780571161577Show More
"... bother to try to compute the odds against this happening, and left it as a sharp earful of what Paul Auster calls 'the music of chance'.Salaman, Buruma and Auster are all connoisseurs of the incongruous connection, all adept stringers-along of the reader into tantalisingly incomplete networks of ..."
Christopher Tayler: J.M. Coetzee, 21 March 2013
J.M. Coetzee: A Life in Writing
by J.C. Kannemeyer, translated by Michiel Heyns.
Jonathan Ball, 710 pp., R 325, October 2012, 978 1 86842 495 5Show More
Here and Now: Letters 2008-11
by Paul Auster and J.M. Coetzee.
Viking, 256 pp., $27.95, March 2013, 978 0 670 02666 1Show More
by J.M. Coetzee.
Harvill Secker, 210 pp., £16.99, March 2013, 978 1 84655 769 9Show More
"... too. The same can't be said of Here and Now, a collection of communications between Coetzee and Paul Auster sent between July 2008 – a month after Kannemeyer's approach – and August 2011. This extraordinary book comes with no explanations other than the flap copy: Although Paul Auster and J.M. Coetzee had ..."
Stephen Wall, 1 September 1988
Quinn's Book
by William Kennedy.
Cape, 289 pp., £11.95, June 1988, 0 224 02580 5Show More
In the Country of Last Things
Faber, 188 pp., £9.95, June 1988, 0 571 14965 0Show More
"... but which remain obtrusive. One is left wishing for more matter with less art. The city of Paul Auster's In the Country of Last Things is not located in either time or space, and this freedom from historical contingency enables him to construct a lean dystopian fable of unusual cogency and power. The novel's epigraph – from Hawthorne this ..."
Thomas Jones: How to Type like a Man, 10 May 2007
"... from 4 per cent to 95.6 per cent, the bulk of The Iron Whim concerns itself with the likes of Paul Auster, Bram Stoker, William Burroughs, David Cronenberg, Mark Twain, Jack Kerouac, Truman Capote, Norman Mailer, J.G. Ballard and Hunter S. Thompson: in other words, men. He says more than once that he's less interested in typewriters as machines ..."
Gloriously Fucked
J. Robert Lennon: Paul Auster's '4321', 2 February 2017
Faber, 866 pp., £20, January 2017, 978 0 571 32462 0Show More
"... Paul Auster 's new novel, 4321, is a lightly edited two-inch-thick Bildungsroman divided into four timelines, each a possible iteration of a single character's life. That character is born at the end of a prologue consisting mostly of family prehistory: Russian Jews emigrate to New York and bear a child, Stanley; Stanley marries comely Rose, and they beget our protagonist, Archie Ferguson ..."
Austward Ho
Patrick Parrinder, 18 May 1989
Moon Palace
Faber, 307 pp., £11.99, April 1989, 0 571 15404 2Show More
Prisoner's Dilemma
by Richard Powers.
Weidenfeld, 348 pp., £12.95, March 1989, 0 297 79482 5Show More
A Prayer for Owen Meany
by John Irving.
Bloomsbury, 543 pp., £12.95, May 1989, 0 7475 0334 6Show More
"... and themes which will make enough noise to fill up the silence of the great open spaces. Paul Auster's Moon Palace is a 'Western' novel executed with consummate skill and an unerring feeling for the volume control. His epigraph, from Jules Verne – 'Nothing can astound an American' – prepares us for the layers of romantic irony ..."
Among the Writers
Joanna Biggs: In Beijing, 10 May 2012
"... asparagus in soy but purple and orange pastries for pudding) I sat with Yu Shi, who has translated Paul Auster as well as writing novels about young women in the city. She was 12 in 1989, and saw herself as part of a distinct generation with different concerns from those that came before. She wanted to know about censorship in the UK: 'Don't you have ..."
A Generous Quantity of Fat
Paul Henley: Yes, People Were Cooked, 2 September 1999
Man Corn: Cannibalism and Violence in the Prehistoric American South-West
by Christy Turner and Jacqueline Turner.
Utah, 512 pp., $60, January 1999, 9780874805666Show More
Cannibalism and the Colonial World
edited by Francis Barker and Peter Hulme.
Cambridge, 309 pp., £13.95, August 1998, 0 521 62118 6Show More
Cannibals: The Discovery and Representation of the Cannibal from Columbus to Jules Verne
by Frank Lestringant, translated by Rosemary Morris.
Polity, 256 pp., £39.50, April 1997, 0 7456 1697 6Show More
Chronicles of the Guayakí Indians
by Pierre Clastres, translated by Paul Auster.
"... the manuscript of the translation was lost. It was miraculously rediscovered by the translator, Paul Auster, twenty years later. This delay has resulted in some anachronisms, notably in certain turns of phrase and the evocation of obsolete anthropological theories (e.g. the Atchei are described as a 'primitive Stone Age tribe'), but they do not ..."
Among the Antimacassars
Alison Light, 11 November 1999
by Virginia Woolf, edited by Elizabeth Steele.
Blackwell, 123 pp., £50, December 1998, 0 631 17729 9Show More
Faber, 186 pp., £12.99, June 1999, 0 571 19197 5Show More
"... meant to dismantle or diffuse. That thought might go some way towards a charitable reading of Paul Auster's Timbuktu, 'a love-story' between a dog and his master. Mr Bones is an all-American mongrel, 'a hodge-podge of genetic strains' (Auster compares him to other US immigrants), who's also a model of ..."
The Atom School
Theo Tait: J.M. Coetzee, 3 November 2016
The Schooldays of Jesus
Harvill Secker, 260 pp., £17.99, August 2016, 978 1 911215 35 6Show More
"... repudiates 'the monster of reason, mechanical reason'. In his recent exchange of letters with Paul Auster, Coetzee blamed 'the quantificatory spirit' for the financial crash of 2008, and suggested that if we are all suddenly poorer because 'certain numbers changed', perhaps we should change the numbers back so that they more accurately ..."


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Look for support for individual interests. If your child has an interest in music, art, drama or dance, make sure that you choose a after school care program that supports those interests.


The Alzheimer Society of Niagara Region provides lots of resources for people with dementia, family members, caregivers, and health-care professionals.
Resources to help you better understand Alzheimer's disease and your role as a caregiver.
Whether you are newly diagnosed or in a later stage of dementia, the Alzheimer Society has resources available to you.
Links to information about Alzheimer's disease and other dementias in Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Hindi, and Urdu.


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Emma Simmonds
Perky French comedy drama that brings together a series of short films about male infidelity
This perky French portmanteau sees Gilles Lellouche (Point Blank) and recent Oscar-winner Jean Dujardin (The Artist) tackle the subject of male infidelity, as they assume a variety of predatory and buffoonish guises. The Players brings together short films and sketches penned and helmed by a collective of French talent, including the aforementioned stars and The Artist's director Michel Hazanavicius.
In The Players the practice of adultery is consistently lampooned rather than celebrated and the consequences and associated hypocrisies are explored. Amongst the stories are that of the unfortunate Laurent (Dujardin) whose attempts to get laid at a work conference are repeatedly thwarted and the more sophisticated Eric (Lellouche) who can't keep up with his young lover (Clara Ponsot). The film's (comedic) drama is entertainingly interspersed with broadly humorous sketches, neatly drawn together by a very funny Adulterers Anonymous meeting.
The leads are difficult to dislike even at their most roguish and send themselves up with aplomb. Achieving consistency in an anthology can be challenging, yet the five writers and seven directors of The Players seem to be on the same page; there might be no real stand-out segment but neither are there any notable missteps. The requisite Vegas montage aside, it's considerably more thoughtful and appealing to both sexes than the controversially crass poster campaign suggested. While not quite funny enough to cut it as pure comedy, nor emotionally probing enough to be a great drama, The Players is still a pleasingly frank and, at times, guiltily daft take on a very sticky subject.
Selected release from Fri 6 Jul.
The Players - UK Trailer
The Players (Les infidèles)
Directed by: Emmanuelle Bercot, Fred Cavayé, Alexandre Courtès, Jean Dujardin	Michel Hazanavicius, Eric Lartigau, Gilles Lellouche
Cast: Jean Dujardin, Gilles Lellouche, Lionel Abelanski
UK release: 6 July 2012
Perky French comedy drama that brings together a series of short films about male infidelity starring The Artist's Jean Dujardin. Not quite funny enough to be pure comedy, nor emotionally probing enough for great drama, The Players is still a pleasingly frank take on a very sticky subject.
The Players (2012) on IMDb
The Artist (8 Dec 2011)
Delightful celebration of the bygone age of silent cinema, starring Jean Dujardin and Berenice Bejo
Oscars 2012 - live blog(28 Feb 2012)
The List's lead film critic Hannah McGill delivers a play-by-play account of the big night
Thérèse Desqueyroux (26 Feb 2013)
Claude Miller's final film is an adaptation of Francois Mauriac's book starring Audrey Tautou
Return of the Hero (3 Dec 2018)
Funny and likeable French farce featuring winning work from Jean Dujardin and Mélanie Laurent
C'est la Vie! (27 Aug 2018)
Finely tuned ensemble comedy which sees the preparations for a wedding go hilariously awry
Redoubtable (7 May 2018)
Endlessly playful Jean-Luc Godard biopic from Michel Hazanavicius
Up For Love (1 Aug 2016)
Jean Dujardin is miscast in this frothy French romantic comedy about a diminutive man who makes a connection when he finds a woman's misplaced phone
The Connection (25 May 2015)
Jean Dujardin fronts a sporadically successful thriller, based on real events
Gilles Lellouche


Max Eastman Papers, *T-Mss 1994-008, Billy Rose Theatre Collection, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
Editor, writer and translator, Max Eastman founded and edited The Masses (1913-1917), and The Liberator (1918-1922), and was an editor of the Reader's Digest from 1941.
He published 25 books on a variety of subjects including poetry, the psychology of literature and laughter, and critiques of Marxism. He also translated some of the works of Leon Trotsky and others and compiled and narrated a film history of the Russian Revolution. He was part of the Greenwich Village (N.Y.) leftist, intellectual and artistic circle in the 1910s and 1920s. During this time he met Florence Deshon, a stage and screen actress from Tacoma, Washington. He and Charlie Chaplin competed for her affections. She died of accidental gas asphyxiation in February 1922, despite a transfusion of Eastman's blood. Shortly thereafter, Eastman went to Russia to learn the language and study the Soviet system, but left after an early disillusionment with Stalin.
The collection is primarily photographs of Eastman's silent film star friends, Charlie Chaplin and Florence Deshon.
It contains drawings (undated and unidentified) by Chaplin, personal and family photographs including ones he sent as Christmas cards (1968 and earlier), and negatives and prints from his The Kid (1921). The Deshon material consists primarily of photographs and clippings, particularly relating to her film, Jaffery (1916) with C. Aubrey Smith, and includes a letter from Smith and one (1919) from Samuel Goldwyn concerning her employment in his studio. The collection also contains photographs of Paulette Goddard and other film personalities, an Actors' Equity Benefit Program (1919) annotated by Eastman, and a copy of the Provincetown Plays (1916).


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Пространство на Откровенията е научно-фантастичен роман от 2000, написан от Алистър Рейнолдс. Той дава началото на вселената на Пространство на Откровенията. Следващата книга от поредицата Казъм Сити се развива по-рано във времевата линия, но не е предистория на Пространство на Откровенията. А третия роман Корабът на изкуплението е директно продължение на предходните два.

Издания на български език
 "Пространство на откровенията" – ИК ИнфоДАР, 2003 г., ISBN 954-761-122-4

Британски научнофантастични романи
Книги от 2000 година

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