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Preheat oven to 370 degrees. Place one half of the butternut squash cut side-down on a baking sheet coated with the oil. Roast for about 30 minutes, or until tender. Meanwhile, chop the remaining half of the squash into roughly 1/2-inch cubes. Once the roasted squash is tender, let cool completely and scoop out the flesh from the skin. Puree the cooked squash in a food processor or blender.
Submerge the kombu in a large pot with the water and let soak for 10-15 minutes. Put over medium flame and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and add the bonita. Let soak for 3-4 minutes until the flakes begin to sink. Strain the solids from the liquid and return the broth to the pot.
Stir in the miso and add the pureed squash and the squash cubes. Let cook over a low flame for 20-25 minutes, until the squash is tender. Add the scallions and serve.
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1. Peel and grate potato.
2. Spread grated potato onto a clean tea towel. Gather up tea towel and squeeze, to remove some but not all the water from the potato.
3. Open tea towel and season potato with Grace Jerk Seasoning. 4. Heat oil in a frying pan over a moderate heat.
5. Take marble size portions of potato mix and squeeze gently together. Place potato ball in pan and pat down to form disc.
6. Gently fry, until golden brown on edges. Turn over and repeat.
7. Once cooked remove, and keep warm.
1. Heat butter in a heavy saucepan, add onion and garlic, stir gently until soft.
2. Mix spices and seasoning to a paste with vinegar and tomato ketchup.
3. Add mixture to the pan and fry for 3 minutes, stirring continuously.
4. Stir in Grace coconut milk and simmer for 10 minutes. Add prawns and allow to cook in sauce for 5 minutes.
Take each rosti and top with one single prawn, coat with a little of the sauce, a squeeze of lime and top with fresh coriander leaf.
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Vasiľovská hoľa, sedlo (ok, 1120 m) – płytka przełęcz w paśmie Magury Orawskiej na Słowacji, znajdująca się na południowej stronie niewybitnego szczytu Minčol (1139 m), w głównym grzbiecie tego pasma. Rejon przełęczy jest trawiasty. To tereny dawnej hali o nazwie Vasiľovská hoľa. Przez przełęcz biegnie główny, grzbietowy szlak Magury Orawskiej, na przełęczy dołącza do niego łącznikowy szlak z miejscowości Zázrivá.

Szlaki turystyczne
  odcinek: Minčol (1394 m) – Vasiľovská hoľa, sedlo – Minčol (1139 m) – Bzinská hoľa – Príslopec – Paráč – Sedlo pod Okrúhlicou –  Okrúhlica (1165 m) – Javorinka – Okrúhlica (1076 m) – Kýčerka – Kováčka – Zázvorovci – Vojenné – Pod Vojenným – Káčerovci – Pod Mravečníkom – Mravečník – Terchová
  Zázrivá, Kozinská – Vasiľovská hoľa, sedlo

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Przełęcze Magury Orawskiej

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Weird Stuff | April 20, 2016
10 Bizarre Punctuation Marks That Didn't Stick
Zachery Brasier
The quest for effective punctuation is one of the most interesting developments in history. Over time, innovators and linguists have attempted to help humans express themselves in writing, creating a variety of marks that did not catch on.
10 Interrobang
Most people have combined a question mark and exclamation mark at the end of a sentence to express both confusion and excitement. While most people just write two marks side by side (?!), enterprising punctuation mark visionaries have attempted to create a new mark to express the same idea. Invented in 1962 by advertising executive Martin K. Speckter, the interrobang was meant to cleanly state the same idea as writing ?! but with better aesthetics.
His interrobang placed the question mark and exclamation mark on top of each other. Speckter's main goal in creating the interrobang was making rhetorical questions in advertising more nuanced and easy to understand. For example, the interrobang could be used in the following advertising sentence: "What? A Refrigerator That Makes Its Own Ice Cubes?" By using the interrobang instead of the question marks, Speckter believed that people would better understand that these questions were rhetorical and meant to express excitement.
Interest in the interrobang piqued as soon as Speckter unveiled it. Since typewriters did not have the mark normally, early uses were done by hand. Some newer typewriters had the interrobang as an option, but since there was a limited number of keys, most typists preferred to leave this uncommon mark off. Even though the punctuation was specifically designed for advertisers, most agencies did not use it, leaving the interrobang to fade into obscurity. However, it still exists as a special character in Apple and Microsoft operating systems, so there is a slim chance that the interrobang will come back into use.
9 Herve-Bazin's Punctuation
Another innovator of new punctuation points in the '60s was Jean-Pierre Marie Herve-Bazin, a French author who also dabbled in graphic design. In 1966, Bazin published a series of essays under a fake name that discussed six new punctuation marks writers could use to make their writing more nuanced. Bazin's punctuation focused on emotive ideas and included symbols expressing love, certitude, authority, irony, acclamation, and doubt.
The love point is one of the most interesting, using two facing question marks to create a heart shape. Basically it was the early progenitor to the heart emoji. Although his essays only talked about six punctuation marks, he designed many more in his free time. While the essays had a distinctly tongue-in-cheek-tone, they encouraged writers to use the mark to increase nuance in writing. However, these fun marks were doomed from the start. Nobody was going to redesign typewriters to use punctuation that was only recognized in literary circles. The marks fell into obscurity, only loved by those passionate about punctuation.
8 Fleuron (Or Hedera)
Also known as a hedera, the fleuron is an antique punctuation mark that died out before the modern era but still finds some obscure use. The fleuron is one of the oldest punctuation marks, dating back to old Latin and Greek texts. In many ways, the fleuron was a decorative element, making the page look pretty with the leaf design. However, it also had a practical usage. Before modern typography took off, some writers used the fleuron to show breaks between paragraphs on the page.
Use of the fleuron was important in olden times since text was generally printed in a block of text without paragraph breaks. When modern typography took off and modern printing became widespread, the fleuron died, even in its decorative role. Some typefaces still have the fleuron coded in, but it remains relatively unused except by a select few designers who use it for lengthy lists. Oddly, the fleuron's main use comes in the restaurant business, where menu designers are still encouraged to use the symbol as a purely decorative element.
7Asterism
A more modern mark used to denote paragraph breaks is the asterism. Named after the astronomy term for a close group of stars, the asterism is a triangle of three asterisks that was prominent in the 19th century. Also known as the triple asterisk, this mark showed breaks and paragraphs and showed when a sub-chapter started in a text. For most uses, the asterism worked to call attention to the text immediately following it and letting the reader know that it was important.
Beyond the typographical usage, the asterism also had weirder uses in the 19th century. Writers would sometimes use the asterism to show that text was omitted or otherwise hidden. Russian composer-critic Cesar Cui was a huge fan of the asterism. Instead of writing his names on articles or pieces, Cui just wrote an asterism, showing his audiences that the name was withheld. German composer Robert Schumann instructed his publisher to replace all the titles of his work with an asterism, preferring to obscure the meaning of his music. While the asterism was popular in the 19th century for typography and artistic pretension, it died out over time but is still programmed into word processors.
6Aristophanes's Punctuation
Modern punctuation is so commonplace that most people do not spend too much time thinking about how it actually developed. Back in ancient times, punctuation was uncommon. Most texts were just strings of words. Readers had to figure out the breaks for themselves while they read the text. This was a frustrating process and one that left reading in the hands of only the most educated.
Around 400 BC, Greek playwright Aristophanes tried to invent marks that would help the reader to understand the text. Aristophanes used three dots placed at various heights after a sentence. Each dot signified a different length of pause with the highest dot signifying the longest break while the middle dot signified the shortest break. This was an easy system to use, but it did not catch on during his lifetime.
Modern punctuation started to take hold in the Roman empire when writers began to use punctuation. Over time, Aristophanes's marks morphed into the marks that we use today. The dots shifted position on the page and some got extra design elements, eventually becoming the modern period, colon, and comma.
5 Exclamation Comma
As the early 1990s came around, various grammatical inventors started working on new punctuation marks to fill perceived holes in the English language. One of the first was the exclamation comma, invented in 1992 by three Americans living in Canada. Just like the name suggests, this mark combines an exclamation point and a comma. It shows excitement and enthusiasm mid-sentence instead of just at the end.
The inventors of the exclamation comma realized that a problem, especially in the English language, was that sentences can change tone midway through. When this happens, it can be difficult for the writer to decide what type of punctuation to use at the end. In the sentence "That velociraptor is so scary, but don't worry, he's not going to eat you," an exclamation comma could be used after the first clause, showing exclamation for the idea that a velociraptor is scary while allowing the sentence to continue with a different emotional tone.
While the inventors lobbied hard for their new punctuation, it failed to catch on. Their patent expired in 1995. In recent years, interest in the exclamation comma has re-emerged, so perhaps this obscure mark can still make an impact on the written language.
4 ElRey Mark
Photo credit: Ellen Susan
As we have seen, modern punctuation sometimes struggles to portray nuance in writing. One of the biggest gaps is in the range of possible emotions that fall somewhere between a period and an exclamation point. Periods tend to imply a lack of emotion or flat, level emotions, while exclamation points can imply too much emotion. What about the in-between space? There is no punctuation to portray a medium level of excitement, for example.
Punctuation inventor Ellen Susan came up with the ElRey mark to express normal amounts of excitement or confident optimism. Susan's punctuation was specifically designed for the business world, where business people want to keep up a professional atmosphere while still exuding positivism in writing. The ElRey mark would allow them to show a positive outlook without their writing looking like middle-school kids on Facebook, littered with exclamation points.
The name for the ElRey mark comes from the Spanish words for "the king." According to journalist Rob Walker, "Using the Spanish words for 'the king' also suggests that an ElRey connotes comfortable mastery of protocol and politesse, intertwined with a steadfast refusal to raise one's voice unless something is on fire."
3 Interpunct
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While Aristophanes's punctuation took a while to catch on in the ancient world, his idea of the middle dot eventually became commonplace in the Roman empire. Known as the interpunct, older texts used it to show a pause in the middles of sentences or between words. Although it was known through the Roman empire, the interpunct declined over time, being very frequent in only a few texts.
Usage of the interpunct in the ancient era was at best haphazard. Writers sometimes used it between every word in a sentence and sometimes even in the middles of compound words. By the time the Roman empire fell apart, the interpunct was an archaic punctuation mark. However, it still survives in some forms today. In mathematics, the interpunct became another symbol for multiplication. It also survives in dictionaries as a pronunciation guide and in the Catalan language as a diacritical mark, even though it morphed into more common forms of punctuation in most languages.
2 Irony Mark
The art of irony came into its own when Greek playwrights strove to include all the different types of irony in their writing. They relied on the audience's intelligence to pick up on irony, which was one of the main appeals of the Greek plays. But as civilization progressed, audience tastes changed. By the time of the Renaissance, audiences no longer found enjoyment picking out irony in plays and books; instead, they clamored for a way to point out irony. They needed a new punctuation mark.
English vicar John Wilkins stepped up to the challenge in 1668. He proposed using an inverted exclamation point at the end of ironic sentences. Wilkins dabbled in natural philosophy and embraced the idea that the universe could be ordered by complex taxonomies, which influenced his invention of the irony mark. But the invention did not stick. By the time the 19th century came about, various French writers were trying to come up with an irony mark. The most popular was Alcanter de Brahm's point d'ironie, a whip-like question mark.
But no one could make an irony mark stick. In the 1960s, the aforementioned Herve-Bazin attempted to get the Greek letter phi used as an irony mark, but like his other punctuation marks, this failed to make an impact. The quest to invent an irony mark survived into the 21st century. The Dutch literary foundation CPNB added their mark to the running in 2007. Only time will tell if their mark sticks after 400 years of trying to invent this new punctuation. (But honestly, it's not looking great so far.)
1 SarcMark
SarcMark Commercial
Anyone who has spent any amount of time online is aware that sarcasm is one of the most difficult things to communicate in writing. Countless arguments and misunderstandings have emerged due to misunderstood sarcasm. Innovator Douglas Sak realized that the world needed a punctuation mark to show sarcasm and founded Sarcasm, Inc., in 2006 to bring his SarcMark to the world.
Sak's company quickly registered the copyright for their new whimsical punctuation mark and started to sell it as a software package for a couple of dollars. Various news agencies quickly picked up on the idea and ran stories highlighting the SarcMark. Despite initial enthusiasm, Sak faced an uphill battle.
For one, Internet users had already figured out how to denote sarcasm by either using emojis or by adding the Reddit-popular tag of /s at the end of sentences. Additionally, many people felt that blatantly showing sarcasm takes away the fun of using sarcasm. Others pointed out that the inability to pick out sarcasm is not a failing in the language, but a failing in reader intelligence and writer ability. Sak's idea died out and remains an obscure piece of Internet culture. Too bad, since it was such a good idea.
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Q: determine the Reason for Pod Failure I have a broken pod in default namespace. I want to store associated error events to a file error.txt. I need to use the -o wide output specifier with my command.
I saw command like this
- kubectl get pod termination-demo -o go-template="{{range
   .status.containerStatuses}}{{.lastState.terminated.message}}{{end}}"

but i need to use -o wide command.

A: If you want to achieve the pod state :
kubectl get pod -n <NAMESPACE> <POD> --output=wide -o go-template="{{range.status.containerStatuses}}{{.lastState.terminated.message}}{{end}}" > pod.err

Verify by :
$ cat pod.err

A: not sure what you looking to achieve:
if your goal is to get the content into a file you can redirect the output to a file:
kubectl get pod termination-demo -o go-template="{{range.status.containerStatuses}}{{.lastState.terminated.message}}{{end}} > error.txt

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Eikosanoider är en grupp av signalsubstanser som även verkar som lokala hormoner. De är derivat av fettsyror, företrädesvis arakidonsyra. Eikosanoiderna har en framträdande roll för inflammatoriska processer.

Exempel på eikosanoider är prostaglandiner, leukotrien och tromboxan.

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Michigan Opens College World Series with Win
Chris Webb June 15, 2019, 10:35 pm June 15, 2019 0
Junior right-handed pitcher Karl Kauffmann powered Michigan to its first CWS win in 33 years. (Katie Gwinn Hewitt, Michigan Athletics)
Over three games in mid-March, Texas Tech swept Michigan in Lubbock, Texas, outscoring Michigan 29-10. A series that was circled in the offseason as a premier non-conference tilt, the Red Raiders knocked the Wolverines out of the writers' poll and showed the Big Ten favorite had a ways to go before being able to go toe-to-toe with a program that appeared in three of the previous five College World Series.
That wouldn't be the case in the fourth contest between the two.
Meeting again on college baseball's biggest stage, Michigan reversed its fortunes against the Big XII champion. Behind seven strong innings from starter Karl Kauffmann, a two-inning save from Jeff Criswell, and a two-run triple from Jimmy Kerr, highlighting a three-run third, Michigan opened the 2019 College World Series with a 5-3 win over Texas Tech. Moving to 47-20 on the season, Michigan collected its first College World Series win since 1983, only the Big Ten's second.
As Michigan continues a storybook run through the postseason, here's a roundup of news, stories, and tweets on the victory in Omaha.
Michigan Athletics recap
Karl Kauffman Battles, Leads Michigan To CWS-Opening Victory
Joe Healy, Baseball America
In the end, Kauffman, who two weeks ago was drafted 77th overall, threw seven innings, allowing eight hits and three runs with no walks and three strikeouts. He didn't dominate, but as Bakich alluded to, he induced a ton of weak contact.
Michigan Showcases Impressive Opening Act
Kendall Rogers, D1Baseball.com
There were two unknowns for Michigan entering the contest against the Red Raiders. First, the Wolverines hadn't been on this stage in a long time. So, would they come out a little nervous and show the rustiness that new teams in the CWS often do? Also, could the Wolverines find a way to corral a Texas Tech team that not only swept them down in Lubbock earlier this season, but also outscored them 29-10?
Erik Bakich, Bo Schembechler, and a Michigan baseball awakening
Anthony Fenech, Detroit Free Press
Bakich, 41, has been chasing the College World Series as a head coach for more than a decade. He's considered one of the up-and-coming coaches in the country, has been wooed elsewhere, but stayed in Ann Arbor. He has the smallest salary among the head coaches competing in Omaha this week.
Wolverines get revenge on Red Raiders in opening game of CWS
Abby Snyder, Michigan Daily
The phrase Revenge Tour usually brings Michigan football to mind. But lately, the term has been just as true of Michigan's baseball team (47-20), which defeated No. 8 Texas Tech, 5-3, in the opening game of the College World Series on Saturday. In March, the Red Raiders swept the Wolverines in disheartening fashion. But when it counted, and with a chip on their shoulders, Michigan emerged triumphant.
The key to Michigan's postseason run: game one
Kent Schwartz, Michigan Daily
"The way we've been approaching all these tournaments is we're just going to worry about Game 1 and do whatever we have to do in Game 1 and worry about Game 2 in Game 2," said Michigan baseball head coach Erik Bakich.
The Wolverines are done playing with their backs against the wall.
Michigan beats Texas Tech 5-3 in its 1st CWS game since 1984
Eric Olson, Associated Press
Coming off a three-game super regional where they knocked off No. 1 national seed UCLA, the Wolverines built a 4-0 lead in the third and Kauffmann and Jeff Criswell worked out of trouble when the Red Raiders (44-19) threatened.
LET'S GO pic.twitter.com/VMhv4L2MvO
— Michigan Baseball (@umichbaseball) June 15, 2019
"Kauffman was outstanding. He was tough."
– Texas Tech coach Tim Tadlock on @UMichBaseball starter Karl Kauffmann, after he picked up the win over the Red Raiders, as he improved to 11-6 on the season. pic.twitter.com/zRV8HFbg31
— Eric Sorenson (@Stitch_Head) June 15, 2019
We won our College World Series opener. Check out the highlights. #GoBlue pic.twitter.com/8dcPbCPX5l
The best moments from the Wolverines win over Texas Tech 👇#CWS | @umichbaseball pic.twitter.com/Wuuk7VFdM1
— NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) June 15, 2019
We look forward to being back on the diamond Monday vs. @FSUBaseball
6 pm CT/ 7 pm ET
Let's #GoBlue | @NCAACWS | #CWS pic.twitter.com/AF1MwBvoAg
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Food Insecurity Experience Scale (FIES)
Singapore, 2017
FAO Statistics Division
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SGP_2017_FIES_v01_EN_M_v01_A_OCS
Singapore SGP
Socio-Economic/Monitoring Survey [hh/sems]
Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target 2.1 commits countries to end hunger, ensure access by all people to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year around. Indicator 2.1.2, "Prevalence of moderate or severe food insecurity based on the Food Insecurity Experience Scale (FIES)", provides internationally-comparable estimates of the proportion of the population facing difficulties in accessing food. More detailed background information is available at http://www.fao.org/in-action/voices-of-the-hungry/fies/en/ .
The FIES-based indicators are compiled using the FIES survey module, containing 8 questions. Two indicators can be computed: 1. The proportion of the population experiencing moderate or severe food insecurity (SDG indicator 2.1.2), 2. The proportion of the population experiencing severe food insecurity. These data were collected by FAO through the Gallup World Poll. General information on the methodology can be found here: https://www.gallup.com/178667/gallup-world-poll-work.aspx. National institutions can also collect FIES data by including the FIES survey module in nationally representative surveys.
Microdata can be used to calculate the indicator 2.1.2 at national level. Instructions for computing this indicator are described in the methodological document available under the "DOCUMENTATION" tab above. Disaggregating results at sub-national level is not encouraged because estimates will suffer from substantial sampling and measurement error.
This dataset contains demographic variables related to number of adults and children in the household, age, education, area (urban/rural), gender, and income. Also, the FIES survey module includes the following questions to compute the FIES-based indicators: During the last 12 months, was there a time when, because of lack of money or other resources:
1. You were worried you would not have enough food to eat?
2. You were unable to eat healthy and nutritious food?
3. You ate only a few kinds of foods?
4. You had to skip a meal?
5. You ate less than you thought you should?
6. Your household ran out of food?
7. You were hungry but did not eat?
8. You went without eating for a whole day?
Computed variables have been updated due to estimation of model parameters on updated data. To use updated computed variables, users should merge the external resource NEW_Computed_Variables_Singapore.csv to the original data set through the key Random_ID
Individuals of 15 years or older.
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The Department of Statistics of Singapore maintains a sampling frame of residential addresses for the selection of samples for use in conducting household surveys.
Exclusions: Condominiums were covered on a best effort basis. 7% of condo dwellers were excluded from the survey. In Singapore, about 14% of the population lives in condominiums.
Design effect: 1.39
Post-stratification weights are provided. Population statistics are used to weight the data by gender, age, and, where reliable
data are available, education or socioeconomic status.
Face-to-face par [f2f]
Statistical validation assesses the quality of the FIES data collected by testing their consistency with the assumptions of the Rasch model. This analysis involves the interpretation of several statistics that reveal 1) items that do not perform well in a given context, 2) cases with highly erratic response patterns, 3) pairs of items that may be redundant, and 4) the proportion of total variance in the population that is accounted for by the measurement model.
As part of the statistical disclosure control process, values for number of children and number of adults that were 10 or above, were recoded as "10+" and categories for area were combined into "urban/suburbs" and "towns/rural".
Estimates of Sampling Error
The margin of error is estimated as 3.7 .This is calculated around a proportion at the 95% confidence level. The maximum margin of error was calculated assuming a reported percentage of 50% and takes into account the design effect. The margin of error is estimated as 3.7 .This is calculated around a proportion at the 95% confidence level. The maximum margin of error was calculated assuming a reported percentage of 50% and takes into account the design effect.
The variable WHLDAY was not considered in the computation of the published FAO food insecurity indicator based on FIES due to the results of the validation process.
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Moved the extruder directly on top (got rid of bowden PTFE tube), improving overall performace.
My current 3D printer. Built from salvaged parts (except the hotend). The rails and motors are from printers while the base is from an aluminium external HDD case. The heated bed is glass glued onto a custom PCB. All three axes are belt driven (Z has gearbox). Using a bowden type extruder.
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Why we need MS Dhoni at the 2019 World Cup
Will MS Dhoni make the cut for ICC Cricket World Cup 2019?
Although MS Dhoni has faced some criticism for his on-field performance, a recent survey has shown that he is still the most admired sports personality in India. He has beaten the likes of Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli and is only behind Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the list of most admired personalities in the country. The annual survey by the website yougov.co.uk was conducted earlier this year. MS Dhoni still remains the only captain in the world to win the three big ICC tournaments- the World T20, Champions Trophy, and ICC World Cup, but will he play the 2019 World Cup?
India are one of the firm favourites for the 50-over World Cup to be played in England in March 2019. The Indian cricket team under Virat Kohli's captaincy and Ravi Shastri's coaching have ticked almost all the boxes and filled most of the gaps. But their recent performance in the ODI series against England has raised several red flags. One of them is former skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Everyone who thought that 'Vintage MS Dhoni' made a comeback with Chennai Super Kings' brilliant Indian Premier League win in May were quick to point fingers at him during the three match ODI series. The 36-year-old failed to make any impact even when the stage was practically set for him in the second ODI.
With concerns raising about Dhoni's form in recent years, questions of Dhoni's inclusion in the 2019 World Cup grows louder day by day. But even though the former captain's inclusion is unofficially confirmed -- Chief Selector MSK Prasad assured that Dhoni won't be replaced till the World Cup -- Dhoni's ability to deliver has been criticised more often recently. But while the odds are clearly against a player who led the Indian side to World Cup glory in 2011, 28 years after Kapil Dev's side won it first for India, MS Dhoni is still one of the most crucial players in Team India. Here's why:
MS Dhoni is still the most trusted hand behind the stumps
MS Dhoni may not be the finisher he used to be. India really cannot rely on him to finish off an innings especially when they are forced into a corner. But that hasn't affected Dhoni's ability to keep wickets. Even today, Dhoni is one of the most agile and unpredictable wicketkeepers who force the batsmen to stay grounded with lightning quick dismissals and no-look throws. MS Dhoni is also the first player to reach 100 stumping dismissals in the 50-over-format.
So till we have a wicketkeeper who is as good as MS Dhoni, looking for a new option can be a headache which the Coach as well as the selectors would like to avoid. We're not saying that India doesn't have good wicket keepers. Players like Dinesh Karthik, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant have all proved their worth in IPL 2018. But to play one of these players instead of MS Dhoni is a risk which seems too big to take.
MS Dhoni is a role model for the younger players in the squad
India's current spin mainstays Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal have both openly lauded Dhoni's guidance as the wicketkeeper for their rise in international cricket. "It's nice to have someone like MS Dhoni talking to us from behind the stumps, it makes bowling way more easier," Kuldeep Yadav had said in a post match press conference in South Africa earlier this year. And this is something that will be in the minds of the selectors while picking the squad because while there is a lot of hope on these youngsters to come good, certain individuals have a direct effect on the team and Dhoni is perhaps the biggest one of them all.
And it's not only the bowlers that find inspiration on the field. For players like Hardik Pandya and Manish Pandey who are now considered to be India's middle-order will only thrive under the guidance of someone like MS Dhoni in the dressing room. A man with incredible temperament and patience, Dhoni surely dons the hat of the wise old man in the dressing room.
MS Dhoni's exclusion could have a reverse effect
With less than a year for the World Cup to take place, replacing someone like MS Dhoni could go two really ways. If everything was to go right, India would be a better team without Dhoni and perhaps his exclusion wouldn't matter at all. But Dhoni's ouster could be chaotic too. For starters, Dhoni's replacement -- most likely to be Dinesh Karthik or Rishabh Pant -- will have big shoes to fill and with very little time before the tournament, every single match will be test probably too big to handle for them.
Dhoni's departure could create a massive void which could disrupt the current Indian squad's balance. Something that we are currently seeing with the South African side after AB de Villiers' shock retirement earlier this year. Whoever replacing Dhoni will be under constant scrutiny and with only 15-20 ODIs left to be played before the start of the World Cup, time might be too less for someone new to settle in.
MS Dhoni's experience is irreplaceable
Dhoni is currently the seniormost player in the squad right now. Although he might not be captaining the side currently, the presence of someone who has led India to multiple World Cup victories is invaluable. Even for the man leading India at World Cup 2019, Virat Kohli looks up to Dhoni at every given chance. From tough decisions to nervy situations, Dhoni's advice can be gold and should be his biggest case for making it to the World Cup squad.
Kapil Dev, India's 1983 World Cup winning Captain aptly made the statement; 'India need Virat Kohli's aggression and MS Dhoni's calmness to win 2019 World Cup.' We couldn't agree more. A player who has played 90 tests, 321 ODIs and 93 T20Is, Dhoni is one of the most important member of the Indian squad right now.
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In my video works and video installations I enact cultural archetypes while drawing from literary and mythological sources or creating my own "personal myths". Using canonic and/or fictional symbols and images I attempt to evoke a dialogue between the universal and the personal, the archaic and the present. The images I usually choose for my works confirm contradictory poles that complement each other.
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It's hard to believe it's Saturday again and time for your Song Lyric Sunday theme. I have to say that I'm exhausted today and I had the hardest time thinking of one. I was ready to throw it and just tell you all to go your own way, but then I decided to reach out to my sister for ideas. She ended up giving me way too many choices, but one of her contributions is a theme that is near and dear to my heart.
Before I give you your theme, I wanted to say that the coolest part about this for me is that my sister and her family started to play along. So, not only have I found music lovers here in the blog community, I'm able to share my love of music with one of my best friends in a fun, new way. She's been playing along for a while now, so if you want to check out her picks each week, she can be found in the comments as "dlrands" since she doesn't have a blog of her own.
Music is such an emotional experience for me. My fiance says all the time that music can change my mood and that I should always listen to music. I love it when I'm in a really bad mood and I hear a song that makes me smile and I end up forgetting why I was upset to begin with.
So, our theme for Song Lyric Sunday is to post a song that helps pull you out of a dark place.
Also, if you would like to suggest a theme, I am open to suggestions. Please either pop it in the comments or send me an email at redesp75@yahoo.com.
Now that was lucky. My song post which I wrote in September fits perfectly :-). Have a great weekend!
Great challenge Helen, music and lyrics are everything to me too. It lovely to hear you have family involved as well.
Thanks for taking the time to check it out. I'll have to see if my settings are off or something.
I love that Helen does this every week, and when she reached out last night I reaches out to my family. The theme was my husbands idea, but I am going to post the song that helps my son, as well as my own, which has no lyrics. There is no story behind the song that helps my son, it just does. Joe Satriani is not known for his voice, in fact this is one of his few songs with lyrics. He is, however, a phenomenal guitar player which is what he is known for.
The song that helps me is "All of me" by Jon schmidt, a member of the Piano Guys. Before my blood clot it was just fun to listen to and to watch him play. Now I am reminded, every time I hear it, how amazing life is and how blessed I am to watch my children grow, spend more time with my husband, and how amazing it is to be able to participate in these simple moments that mean so much to my sister. Thanks sissy.
How did we get here? Where are we going?
Not that I know of. In fact when I asked him he just laughed.
So many great songs this week.
I think I forgot to link mine somehow when I posted so here's mine. A GREAT idea. Just having to choose one for this theme made me feel way better!!
Helen, I posted a song yesterday or the day before on my blog. It is not in the style for your prompt but I think it is a post you would find interesting and fun. Is it okay if I just put your badge at the bottom and say Post shared with Song Lyric Sunday? I would add the tag too.
My guess is that in an unusual way it might even reflect the theme!
Absolutely! I cant wait to check it out! Thank you!!
Yay…. I will do it now.
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I have a musical toolkit for depression. The video is interesting: from a reunion of the group, The Dance version of Don't Stop includes a university marching band making the even more powerful and joyful.
I'm excited to check it out! Thanks for playing along!
Hope you like the Marching Band!


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One Day, Two Delays
Exhibition: Thursday 6th October, 2016, 1pm-9pm (single day only)
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One Day, Two Delays takes the form of a structured exchange between two writers who are also practitioners of the visual arts. Kathryn Best and Peter Suchin will present, for a single day only, a range of original images, in relation to which their collaborator has produced a series of idiosyncratic textual responses, these being displayed in the gallery alongside the selected paintings and photographs as individual pieces in their own right. Although the initial works arguably retain their implicit contextual frameworks the show's dialogical approach attempts to destabilise what is tacit or implicit in these figures or forms, opening up the received images to unintended or unpredictable modes of address. In taking such a playful, critically promiscuous perspective with respect to each other's imagery, the artists have nevertheless agreed to employ several starting points for the exhibition. These include Roland Barthes' important but cryptic literary manifesto The Pleasure of the Text (1975), Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt's Oblique Strategies (1975, fifth edition, 2001), and various open themes such as those of numbers, material and the immaterial. Marcel Duchamp's notion of delay has also acted as a ghost to this show, reading that term as a cipher of what has elsewhere been described as the return of the repressed. These methodological triggers or generative conceits mark out a landscape without determining, it is hoped, the final details of the territory itself.
Kathryn Best is an architect, creative catalyst and author of several books including Design Management: Managing Design Strategy, Process and Implementation (Bloomsbury 2015/AVA 2006) and What Can Design Bring to Strategy? Designing Thinking as a Tool for Innovation and Change (Inholland, 2011). Recent engagements include University of the Arts London, Design Management Institute; UK-Mexico Year of Culture 2015 and Curitiba, Barcelona and Clerkenwell Design Weeks.
Peter Suchin is an artist, critic and curator. He has contributed to many publications, including Art Monthly, Art Press, The Guardian, Frieze and Mute. Recent group shows include Fourteen Turns: Meditations on a Coffee Mill (Lubomirov/Angus Hughes, London), Abstract Apartment #2 (Deborah House, London), Doppelgänger (Lewisham Arthouse, London), and Four Words: Market (Liverpool city centre), all 2016.


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IELTS Academic Reading Sample 37 - Glass Capturing the Dance of Light
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1-13 which are based on Reading Passage 37 below:
Capturing the dance of light
A Glass, in one form or another, has long been in noble service to humans As one of the most widely used of manufactured materials, and certainly the most versatile, it can be as imposing as a telescope mirror the width of a tennis court or as small and simple as a marble rolling across dirt The uses of this adaptable material have been broadened dramatically by new technologies glass fibre optics — more than eight million miles — carrying telephone and television signals across nations, glass ceramics serving as the nose cones of missiles and as crowns for teeth; tiny glass beads taking radiation doses inside the body to specific organs, even a new type of glass fashioned of nuclear waste in order to dispose of that unwanted material.
B On the horizon are optical computers These could store programs and process information by means of light - pulses from tiny lasers - rather than electrons And the pulses would travel over glass fibres, not copper wire These machines could function hundreds of times faster than today's electronic computers and hold vastly more information Today fibre optics are used to obtain a clearer image of smaller and smaller objects than ever before - even bacterial viruses. A new generation of optical instruments is emerging that can provide detailed imaging of the inner workings of cells. It is the surge in fibre optic use and in liquid crystal displays that has set the U.S. glass industry (a 16 billion dollar business employing some 150,000 workers) to building new plants to meet demand.
C But it is not only in technology and commerce that glass has widened its horizons. The use of glass as art, a tradition spins back at least to Roman times, is also booming. Nearly everywhere, it seems, men and women are blowing glass and creating works of art. «I didn't sell a piece of glass until 1975,» Dale Chihuly said, smiling, for in the 18 years since the end of the dry spell, he has become one of the most financially successful artists of the 20th century. He now has a new commission - a glass sculpture for the headquarters building of a pizza company - for which his fee is half a million dollars.
D But not all the glass technology that touches our lives is ultra-modern. Consider the simple light bulb; at the turn of the century most light bulbs were hand blown, and the cost of one was equivalent to half a day's pay for the average worker. In effect, the invention of the ribbon machine by Corning in the 1920s lighted a nation. The price of a bulb plunged. Small wonder that the machine has been called one of the great mechanical achievements of all time. Yet it is very simple: a narrow ribbon of molten glass travels over a moving belt of steel in which there are holes. The glass sags through the holes and into waiting moulds. Puffs of compressed air then shape the glass. In this way, the envelope of a light bulb is made by a single machine at the rate of 66,000 an hour, as compared with 1,200 a day produced by a team of four glassblowers.
E The secret of the versatility of glass lies in its interior structure. Although it is rigid, and thus like a solid, the atoms are arranged in a random disordered fashion, characteristic of a liquid. In the melting process, the atoms in the raw materials are disturbed from their normal position in the molecular structure; before they can find their way back to crystalline arrangements the glass cools. This looseness in molecular structure gives the material what engineers call tremendous "formability" which allows technicians to tailor glass to whatever they need.
F Today, scientists continue to experiment with new glass mixtures and building designers test their imaginations with applications of special types of glass. A London architect, Mike Davies, sees even more dramatic buildings using molecular chemistry. "Glass is the great building material of the future, the «dynamic skin»,' he said. "Think of glass that has been treated to react to electric currents going through it, glass that will change from clear to opaque at the push of a button, that gives you instant curtains. Think of how the tall buildings in New York could perform a symphony of colours as the glass in them is made to change colours instantly." Glass as instant curtains is available now, but the cost is exorbitant. As for the glass changing colours instantly, that may come true. Mike Davies's vision may indeed be on the way to fulfilment.
[ Adapted from "Glass: Capturing the Dance of Light" by William S. Ellis, National Geographic. ]
Questions 1-5
Reading Passage 1 has six paragraphs (A-F). Choose the most suitable heading/or each paragraph from the list of headings below. Write the appropriate numbers (i-x) in boxes 1-5 on your answer sheet. Paragraph A has been done for you as an example.
NB There are more headings than paragraphs so you will not use all of them. You may use any heading more at once.
Example Answer
Paragraph A X
List of Headings
i Growth in the market for glass crafts
ii Computers and their dependence on glass
iii What makes glass so adaptable
iv Historical development of glass
v Scientists' dreams cost millions
vi Architectural experiments with glass
vii Glass art galleries flourish
viii Exciting innovations in fibre optics
ix A former glass technology
x Everyday uses of glass
1 Paragraph B
2 Paragraph C
3 Paragraph D
4 Paragraph E
5 Paragraph F
The diagram below shows the principle of Coming's ribbon machine. Label the diagram by selecting NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from the Reading Passage to fill each numbered space. Write your answers in boxes 6-8 on your answer sheet.
Questions 9-13
Look at the list below of the uses of glass. According to the passage, state whether these uses
exist today, will exist in the future or are not mentioned by the writer.
In boxes 9-13, write
A if the uses exist today
B if the uses will exist in the future
C if the uses are not mentioned by the writer
09 dental fittings
10 optical computers
11 sculptures
12 fashions
13 curtains
Click the button to Show/ Hide Answers.
1 viii
3 ix
4 iii
5 vi
6 molten glass/ ribbon of glass/ molten glass ribbon
7 belt of steel/ steel belt/ moving belt
8 (lightbulb) moulds
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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Rating 3.95 (22 Votes)
Andrea Phillip 2 years 10 months
Thank you for this exercise as it is really supportive for IELTS Preparation.
Ebrahim Mohammadi 3 years 2 months
Question number 10 (optical computers) is mentioned as "uses exist today". I think, as the beginning of paragraph B starts with it and it expands the detail for it.
Maninder 3 years 6 months
Where is the answer location to the fifth question?
Sunny 3 years 10 months
Can you explain me the answer to the question 11? It says "He now has a new commission - a glass sculpture for the headquarters building of a pizza company - for which his fee is half a million dollars." means he is going to make sculpture.
Prabhjot Rana 4 years 2 months
If you make 3 to 5 mistakes in each passage then you will score around 6 to 6.5 band score.
Mahmoud 4 years 3 months
In each passage, I make 3-5 mistakes! So what is the expected band score in reading test for me?
Usama 4 years 6 months
What does it mean? - "glass ceramics serving as the nose cones of missiles and as crowns for teeth"?
Numan 5 years 3 months
I want my answers to be checked.
Preston 6 years 1 month
Thanks for finally writing about "IELTS Academic Reading Sample 37".


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The beginning of the Syrian revolution in 2011 also unleashed a cinematic revolution, with an explosion in the number of independent Syrian films produced. The quality of this production has also attracted attention, with Syrian films being featured in Cannes and Sundance this year. The discussion will hinge around the reasons for this creative renewal by charting the challenges faced by Syrian filmmakers since the beginnings of the cinema in Syria and particularly during the despotic rule of Hafez el Assad and his son Bashar. Filmmakers were subject to restrictions and wide-ranging taboos, so the only possible production was that which colluded with the regime by avoiding core issues. In the years preceding the revolution, however, independent filmmakers were already developing strategies to cope in this claustrophobic environment in order to highlight the dystopian nature of Syrian society, but their films were banned. The discussion will also focus on the new challenges faced by directors in today's uncertain context, and how this affects their cinematic choices.
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Considering the last few years, the European Union (EU) has became one of the most competitive and integrated economic regions of the world, following a rapid pace of change as a result of an inspired series of initiatives. The harmonization of the banking and other financial services legislation as component of the EU' Single Market, the creation of the European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), alongside the ongoing implementation of the Financial Services Action Plan (FSAP) represent the central drivers of financial integration and the set of elements that have helped reducing the barriers to cross-border trade in banking services. The process of deregulation is another element that facilitated the environment in which technology and other bank strategic determinants have become increasingly important. The scope of the present paper is to analyze the implications of a higher degree of banking integration on firms financing options and choices. This paper is composed of two main parts. The first part focuses to the determinants of European banking integration, analyzing this process since the banking system represents the main financial channel for both the small and medium-sized enterprises and households. The second part concentrates on the effects of banking integration on considered entities' financial constraints. The concluding remarks outline that retail bank integration has an ambiguous implication on SMEs' access to credit.


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A total of 204 libraries and 20 mobile libraries in Fife, Dundee, Angus, Aberdeenshire, Highland, Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire, Stirling, South Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway are taking part.
Participating libraries and SPFL clubs will issue a reading 'Challenge Card', with children receiving a stamp on their card for every book read. In exchange for reading four books, children receive a free match ticket to a home game at one of the participating clubs, with an accompanying adult able to purchase a discounted ticket. The project will run for the whole season, subject to availability.
A total of 14 Scottish football clubs are taking part in the 4-4-2 Challenge – Arbroath, Ayr United, Brechin City, Dundee, Dundee United, East Fife, Forfar Athletic, Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Peterhead, Queen of the South, Ross County, St Mirren and Stirling Albion.
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SPFL Trust Chief Executive Nicky Reid explained: "The 4-4-2 Reading Challenge initiative is designed to encourage children who don't regularly visit the library or attend sport to do so. As such, we think it's a real win-win opportunity for all concerned. I would like to thank the SPFL for their continued support in funding the project, which has engaged with more than twenty thousand kids in its first year, and we hope this can continue to grow and inspire children to read."
Pamela Tulloch, chief executive at SLIC said: "Reading for pleasure has a huge impact on the emotional wellbeing of people. For children and young people, reading regularly can help improve literacy and learning. But reading is an activity that must be practised, and we fully support initiatives that encourage children to read often and to explore various genre and material.
"This is where libraries offer a valuable service; they are welcoming, accessible and trusted spaces, where children can learn and grow their imagination with a range of reading activities. We hope the 4-4-2 Reading
Challenge encourages more children to read more and to develop a long-term love of reading."
Reading and writing are important factors in reducing the attainment gap and help to improve mental health issues such as anxiety, and depression. Over 20,000 children participated in the first 4-4-2 Challenge last year, with more looking set to join in this year.
Marc Lambert, CEO of Scottish Book Trust, added: "The 4-4-2 Reading Challenge is a fantastic opportunity to engage young readers, including reluctant readers, especially boys, who are more likely to drop reading for pleasure as they grow older. Not only does the challenge bring together communities, but it also supports local libraries and encourages young people to discover a new love of reading that can last a lifetime."
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L'urushiol (pronunciato ), noto anche come urusciolo, è un olio che si trova in alcune piante della famiglia delle Anacardiaceae, specialmente il Toxicodendron spp. (ad es. quercia velenosa, edera velenosa o sommacco velenoso). Si trova anche nel guscio di noce del frutto dell'anacardo (Anacardium occidentale) e sulla buccia del frutto del mango. Causa al contatto un'irritazione allergica della pelle, nota come dermatite da contatto indotta dall'urushiol. Il nome deriva dalla parola giapponese urushi, che indica una lacca prodotta in Asia orientale dalla linfa degli alberi di kiurushi (albero della lacca). L'ossidazione e la polimerizzazione dell'urushiol nella linfa dell'albero in presenza di umidità consentono di formare una lacca dura, che si usa per produrre le tradizionali lacche cinesi e giapponesi.

L'urushiol è un liquido giallo con un punto di ebollizione di 200-210 °C. È parzialmente miscibile nell'alcol e nell'etere, ma quasi immiscibile in acqua. Chimicamente, l'urushiol è una miscela di parecchi composti organici strettamente legati. Ciascuno consiste di un catecolo sostituito da una catena alchilica che ha 15 o 17 atomi di carbonio. Il gruppo alchilico può essere saturo o insaturo; l'olio di urushiol è una miscela di molecole sature ed insature. L'esatta miscela dipende dalla specie della pianta. Ad esempio, l'urushiol della quercia velenosa contiene perlopiù catecoli con catene laterali di C17, ma l'edera velenosa ed il sommacco velenoso contengono per la maggior parte catecoli con catene laterali di C15. La reazione allergica è dipendente dal grado d'insaturazione dalla catena alchilica. Meno della metà della popolazione generale reagisce all'urushiol saturo da solo, ma oltre il 90% reagisce all'urushiol contenente almeno due gradi di insaturazione (doppi legami).

Si pensa che esistano linfociti T specifici per l'uroshiol, come per altre forme apteniche chimicamente reattive, come il dinitrofenolo o i lattami delle penicilline. In questi casi, probabilmente gli apteni si legano a proteine self ed il complesso proteina-aptene viene poi riconosciuto dai linfociti T, scatenando la risposta cellulo mediata e quindi la reazione irrititativa.

Voci correlate
 Soluzione di Burow, per trattare la tossina
 Bentoquatam, una crema protettiva
 Aptene
 Mango (frutto), la buccia
 Edera velenosa
 Tossina
 Quercia velenosa occidentale
 Pistacchio
 Anacardo
 Farmaco anti-prurito
 Acido anacardico
 Olio di gusci di anacardo

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni
 Poison Oak ("Quercia velenosa")  su Wayne's Word

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Statistics of Southern New England Soccer League in season 1920-21.

League standings
                           GP   W   L   T   PTS
 Fore River                16  11   2   3   25
 Fall River Rovers         15   7   3   5   19
 J&P Coats                 13   7   3   3   17
 Sayles Finishing Plant    14   4   9   1    9
 St.Michael's               7   1   4   2    4
  disbanded; record taken over by:
 Sharp Mfg. Co.            10   2   5   3    7
 Crompton                  10   0   9   1    1

References
Southern New England Soccer League (RSSSF)

1920-21
1920–21 domestic association football leagues
1920–21 in American soccer


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Shia LaBeouf Apologizes After Short Film Plagiarism Accusations [UPDATE]
Shia LaBeouf Apologizes After Plagiarism Accusations: 'I F--ked Up'
Christopher Rosen
Managing Entertainment Editor, The Huffington Post
Dec 17, 2013, 09:08 AM EST | Updated Dec 17, 2013
Shia LaBeouf has apologized after failing to credit artist Daniel Clowes for inspiring the actor's directorial debut, a short film called "HowardCantour.com," but LaBeouf's expression of regret may need some clarification of its own.
LaBeouf's short, about an online film critic, included striking similarities to, and often whole sections of dialogue lifted from, Clowes' 2007 comic "Justin M. Damiano." Despite the fact that "HowardCantour.com" premiered at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival, however, no one noticed the connection until LaBeouf's film was released online. (The video has since been password protected.)
"The first I ever heard of the film was this morning when someone sent me a link. I've never spoken to or met Mr. LaBeouf," Clowes told BuzzFeed's Jordan Zakarin in an interview. "I've never even seen one of his films that I can recall -- and I was shocked, to say the least, when I saw that he took the script and even many of the visuals from a very personal story I did six or seven years ago and passed it off as his own work. I actually can't imagine what was going through his mind."
LaBeouf explained on Twitter:
In my excitement and naiveté as an amateur filmmaker, I got lost in the creative process and neglected to follow proper accreditation
— Shia LaBeouf (@thecampaignbook) December 17, 2013
Im embarrassed that I failed to credit @danielclowes for his original graphic novella Justin M. Damiano, which served as my inspiration
I was truly moved by his piece of work & I knew that it would make a poignant & relevant short. I apologize to all who assumed I wrote it.
I deeply regret the manner in which these events have unfolded and want @danielclowes to know that I have a great respect for his work
I fucked up.
LaBeouf's failings may even extend to his own apology for the incident. As BuzzFeed pointed out, the first tweet he sent out as part of that lengthy mea culpa ...
Copying isn't particularly creative work. Being inspired by someone else's idea to produce something new and different IS creative work.
... bears a striking resemblance to a Yahoo! Answers post from four years ago:
Merely copying isn't particularly creative work, though it's useful as training and practice. Being inspired by someone else's idea to produce something new and different IS creative work, and it may even revolutionalize [sic] the "stolen" concept.
"I know something about the gulf between critical acclaim and blockbuster business. I have been crushed by critics (especially during my 'Transformers' run), and in trying to come to terms with my feelings about critics, I needed to understand them," LaBeouf said to Short of the Week when asked about the impetus behind his film. "As I tried to empathize with the sort of man who might earn a living taking potshots at me and the people I've worked with, a small script developed."
UPDATE: After BuzzFeed reported that Clowes was considering legal action against LaBeouf, TheWrap has revealed that a monetary settlement between both parties could be in the offing.
LaBeouf's overture may include a monetary settlement of some kind, though how much wasn't immediately clear, as the film wasn't meant to be a profitable enterprise. But a deal would almost surely include proper credit in the film's credits, which previously made no mention of Clowes' source material.
For more on the new developments to this story, head to TheWrap and BuzzFeed.
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Facebook Live Video With 'Human Swan' on Final Leg of 4,500-Mile Migration
Daring Conservationist Takes Off on 4,500-Mile Migration With Swans
EcoWatch readers got the chance to catch up with British conservationist Sacha Dench live on Facebook on Nov. 29. Watch here:
Dench has embarked on a 4,500-mile journey across the Russian Arctic and is now following the migration of Bewick's swans route in a motorized paraglider in hopes of learning why their numbers have declined by more than a third in the past 20 years.
The adventure started on Sept. 19. She is now approaching the final leg across the English Channel and through the UK. Her expedition, the Flight of the Swans, is backed by Dame Judi Dench, a distant relative, Sir David Attenborough and Sir Ralph Fiennes.
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Dench will now fly across the pond to home soil!
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A British conservationist took off last week in a motorized paraglider, embarking on a 4,500-mile journey across the Russian Arctic. Sacha Dench, 41, who works with the Wildfowl & Wetland Trust in the United Kingdom, is following along the migration route of Bewick's swans in hopes of learning why their numbers have declined by more than a third in the past 20 years.
Sacha Dench in training over Sweden.Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust / PA
The first part of her route took her across the desolate Russian tundra. From Russia, she will cross Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Germany and France, returning to England. Her flying machine is a 35 mph motorized paraglider, also known as a paramotor.
Actual route of Sacha Dench's flight to study Bewick's swans.Flight of the Swans / Wildfowl & Wetland Trust
Dench is accompanied by Alexander Bogdanov, a Russian with knowledge of the region, and Dan Burton from the U.K. They have been flying about six hours a day, stopping to talk to schoolchildren in local settlements along the way. On Sept. 23, the team reached Mezen and was later met by her ground crew. She is currently southwest of Mezen, still over Russian territory.
Powered paragliding can be dangerous. In a study of 384 incidents published in BMJ Open, an open access medical research journal, there were 23 fatalities reported. The engine caused 43 accidents and was responsible for most injuries to the upper limbs. Head trauma and drowning after a water landing are other risks.
Dench was well prepared for this flight. She is a British national free-diving champion, able to hold her breath under water for 6 minutes and 22 seconds. She is an experienced paramotorist and has taken tundra survival courses.
In the air, her body suit is connected to the engine, electrically heating gloves and socks to keep her warm. She can communicate with her crew as well as air traffic control, and she's equipped with a GPS tracker and a personal locator beacon. They're carrying spare spark plugs, tools and survival gear.
Why is she risking this dangerous flight?
The number of Bewick's swans has dropped from 29,000 in 1995 to 18,000 in 2010. There are several known reasons, but none to account for such a large population decline. Also known as a tundra swan, the species is listed as of least concern by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Bewick's swans, which are sometimes considered a sub-species, cannot be hunted legally, but more than half are found with lead shot in their bodies. Other explanations for their decline include power line strikes and the loss of wetland habitat along the birds' migration route.
Filming the expedition.Flight of the Swans / Wildfowl & Wetland Trust
Her expedition, the Flight of the Swans, which is being filmed, has been backed by Dame Judi Dench, a distant relative, Sir David Attenborough and Sir Ralph Fiennes. She expects to arrive back in England in late October, around the time of the arrival of the Bewick's swans. To bird lovers in Britain, their arrival is a sign of the coming winter.
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He is currently one of top propects in the Junior. Middleweight division in Australia he holds the Australian super welterweight and IBO Inter-Continental super welterweight titles. Jerkic was raised by his father, his mother left when he was two years old. Amateur career Jerkic trains with Rob Fogarty at One World Boxing Academy.
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Rocky Jerkic is an Australian professional boxer.
He is currently one of top propects in the Junior. Middleweight division in Australia he holds the Australian super welterweight and IBO Inter-Continental super welterweight titles. Jerkic was raised by his father, his mother left when he was two years old.
Amateur career
Jerkic trains with Rob Fogarty at One World Boxing Academy.
Jerkic, started boxing in Fred Brophy"s boxing tent when he was 11, has won 98 of his 104 amateur fights. In 2015 he has won the WBA Asia Pacific super welterweight title with a 3rd round stoppage of Adrian Campbell, vacant IBO Asia Pacific super welterweight title with a 3rd round stoppage of Wiraphot Phaennarong, the vacant IBO Inter-Continental super welterweight title with a Unanimous Decision over Arnel Tinampay and Australia National super welterweight title with an 8th round stoppage over Quade Cooper"s trainer Shannon King on the Footy Show Fight Night.


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Music in Manchester: various papers, 2 resultados 2
Royal Manchester College of Music Archives, 1 resultados 1
Carl Fuchs Papers, 1 resultados 1
Grieg, Nina (1845-1935), Singer, 103 resultados 103
Brodsky, Anna (c.1855-1929), scientist, President of RMCM Club, writer, 75 resultados 75
Brodsky, Adolph Davidovich (1851-1929), Violinist, Principal of the Royal Manchester College of Music, 24 resultados 24
Grieg, Edvard Hagerup (1843-1907), Composer, Pianist, Conductor, 15 resultados 15
Anonymous - unknown creator, 14 resultados 14
Royal Manchester College of Music (1893-1973), 12 resultados 12
Bennett, John H. (fl.1920s), 9 resultados 9
Sinding, Christian August (1856-1941), Composer, 9 resultados 9
Richter, Marie (1855-fl.1920s), 8 resultados 8
Skadowsky, Olga (fl.1856–1940), 8 resultados 8
Brodsky, Anna (c.1855-1929), scientist, President of RMCM Club, writer, 347 resultados 347
Brodsky, Adolph Davidovich (1851-1929), Violinist, Principal of the Royal Manchester College of Music, 142 resultados 142
Skadowsky, Olga (fl.1856–1940), 35 resultados 35
Elgar, Edward William (1857-1934), Knight, 1st Baronet, composer, 24 resultados 24
Hagerup, Antonie (1844-1939), 14 resultados 14
Picard, Leon (fl.1900s-fl.1940s), 10 resultados 10
Anonymous - unknown creator, 9 resultados 9
Documento, 4 resultados 4
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Photograph of Adolph and Anna Brodsky
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Parte de Printed Music by Thomas Pitfield donated by Albert Griffiths
A formal outdoor studio portrait. Adolph and Anna are seated on a wooden summerseat with the trunk of a tree immediately behind. In Adolph's right hand is his hat while his left hand is gently placed on Anna's left shoulder. Anna hold...
Brodsky, Adolph (1851-1929), Violinist, Principal of the Royal Manchester College of Music
A formal photograph probably taken in the garden of the Brodsky home in Bowdon. Anna is seated on an elaborate wooden chair with an open book in her gloved hand. She is gazing in the distance. Hatted and with his right hand in his pocket, Adolp...
Autograph letter signed from Edvard Grieg to Anna Brodsky
Parte de Brodsky Papers
Grieg, Edvard Hagerup (1843-1907), Composer, Pianist, Conductor
Autograph letter signed from Edvard Grieg to Adolph Brodsky
Grieg received Brodsky's letter the previous day. A few weeks ago Nina suddenly became ill and had to be taken to hospital. She had erysipelas and the doctors demand that she spends some weeks in a sanatorium before resuming her domestic du...
Autograph letter signed from Edvard Grieg to Adolph and Anna Brodsky
Grieg writes a letter of welcome to the Brodskys at the Hotel Norge where the landlord had promised to have the rooms ready. Grieg asks them to remain at the hotel until he collects them or telephones early the following morning. Dated 5 Jul 1906.
Autograph picture postcard signed from Edvard Grieg to Adolph and Anna Brodsky
The Griegs are delighted that the Brodskys are coming, although late, and bravo with children and niece. Unfortunately the Griegs cannot put up 5. However Grieg can recommend the Hotel Norge where he always stays. By night they will be free but...
Autograph letter signed from Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky to Anna Brodsky
Tchaikovsky has written to Brodsky at the Conservatoire, from Paris, Vienna and Tiflis without receiving a reply. He now writes to Anna and is distressed that their interchange has been broken. Tchaikovsky wants to know what they are doing; if ...
Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich (1840-1893), Composer
Autograph letter signed from Feruccio Busoni to Anna Brodsky
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Busoni writes to Anna belatedly to accept Adolph's kind invitation. He regrets his refusal in June but still hopes to hear Adolph play his violin sonata which he will bring with him. Dated 17 Jul 1898.
Busoni, Ferruccio Dante Michelangelo Benvenuto (1866-1924), Composer, Pianist
Autograph letter signed from Ferruccio Busoni to Anna Brodsky
Busoni writes to Anna that he has been tired and suffering from overwork. Although he is ready for England on 18th March and firmly resolved to remaining there for 17 days, he was very grateful to Adolph for releasing him from his word and postpo...
Autograph letter signed to Anna Brodsky from WH Dayas
Dayas has a stray cat for a week and describes the accidental death of another cat in the street. The letter is in German and is dated 21 Sep 1898.
Dayas, William Humphreys (1863-1903), Professor of Pianoforte, RMCM