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All That Jazz on Bones
18 Aug All That Jazz on Bones
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Bone Music. Forbidden in USSR Western music recorded on used X-ray film. Photo from: http://plastinka-rip.ru/lampovaya-zvukotehnika/660-gramplastinki-na-kostyah-tolkuchki-50-80h-podpolnaya-karta.html
As Long As You Don't Dance
Do you know what bone music is? Even if you hail from the Soviet Union you may not know that bone music, aka rib or skull music or jazz on bones, was the forbidden music recorded on used X-ray film in the 1940s through 1960s.
What music was forbidden? Anything western – rock-n-roll and jazz definitely (boogie-woogie and twist were tolerated but ridiculed.) The British musician Stephen Coates explains the roots of this mindset, "Stalin didn't like anything that made people dance. The only music that was allowed were classic composers, or simple folk tunes, whose words were all about how great socialism was."
Danger Averted
Clearly, to let loose the likes of The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Elvis Presley meant to poison Soviet souls in no time. The jokes "today he plays jazz, tomorrow he will sell out his Motherland" and "playing a saxophone is one step away from using a knife" say it all. The list of undesirables also included many Russian non-role-models, at least one homosexual but mainly emigres.
The forbidden sounds first filtered through the Iron Curtain during WWII. Along with Swiss knives, watches, and other wonders of the rotting West, the soldiers returning from the front carried music records in their backpacks. Diplomats and the privileged few permitted to travel internationally brought foreign music in their briefcases. Sailors sold it in port cities. Fartsovshchiki sought out foreign tourists with music to sell. And not to forget the western radio stations' nightly musical broadcasts ripe for recording.
In short, the makeshift records presented a serious danger. In 1947 it was nipped in the bud with an update to the infamous Statute 58 (anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda): "adulation of the West: 10 years." The post-Stalin memorandum about "the negative role of the Western song-and-dance music in communist upbringing" kept up the pressure. Copyright infringement never entered anyone's mind.
Long Live The King!
Jailing producers, radiologists, and peddlers did not kill the thirst for the bootleggered music. But the special "music patrol" succeeded in keeping the demand limited. The vast majority of people stayed away, they either only heard of that choice or were not even aware of it.
The market for bone music folded when tape-recorders came on scene in the 1960s. But since X-ray contained silver, a precious metal, and may have an image of a military object, it remained important, too important to let out of the country when we emigrated in 1976. We, however, had to have our children's X-rays to help communicate with foreign doctors.
Bone Music. Forbidden in USSR Western music recorded on used X-ray film. http://www.lookatme.ru/flow/posts/music-radar/14173-muzyika-na-kostyah
Looking like he was taking responsibility for a batch of weapons, the customs officer waived our disallowed item through. That was our reward for calling him an intelligent man. In the end, the film was of little help because of its poor quality.
I heard the name Elvis Presley first on the day he died, August 16, 1977. That morning forty years ago I started my first American job, twice-a-week two-hour-a-day housekeeping for a disabled lady called Vera. She opened the door dressed in a nightgown, face streaked with tears. Disheveled newspapers littered the furniture-free patch of the floor. "I didn't think you'd come: The King has died today."
The thought that Vera was insane crossed my mind. Had my English allowed for small talk I would have asked her what her connection to a king was and, by the way, king of what country. But then the newspaper pictures told me that The King was a singer.
Do Not Forget the Bone Music
The memory of the forbidden music in the Soviet Union had all but faded, until Stephen Coates discovered an X-ray record at a Russian fleamarket in 2012. He created a website, a documentary that premiered at the Raindance Film Festival in 2016, and an X-Ray Audio Exhibition that appeared at many venues, including the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow.
The incredible history of popular music that broke through the Iron Curtain reminds the world of "the time when the only way to get the music you loved was an X-ray."
1970s Soviet emigration, bone music, Cold War, Iron Curtain, jazz on bones, rib music, skull music, Soviet culture, Soviet Union


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Q: how to print mysql_num_rows? i have a database structure like this

and am trying to print the rows count
but am getting  1 only
the code am using is
$sql="select Count(*) from uniqueviews where hour=13"; $result=mysql_query($sql); $ml=mysql_num_rows($result); echo $ml;

according to the query
it should print 6
but its printing 1
where am doing wrong ?
i think its counting the rows ?
how can i print the result after rows count ?

A: Count(*) only returns one row, containing the number of rows. That's why you get only 1 as return value. If you want the actual value, you can either do this:
$sql="select * from uniqueviews where hour=13";
$result=mysql_query($sql);
$ml=mysql_num_rows($result);
echo $ml;

or this:
$sql="select COUNT(*) from uniqueviews where hour=13";
$result=mysql_query($sql);
$row = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_NUM);
$ml=$row[0];
echo $ml;

A: You are actually printing the number of rows that your query has returned.since you are counting the result .You should use mysql_fetch_array instead to get the result of your query.

A:  $result = select Count(*) from uniqueviews where hour=13 // $result is 6 here

 and when you use mysql_count_rows($result) it returns 1 which is correct

 try printing $result which should be 6

or you can replace count(*) by * from the query and it should give you the correct result

A: You are missing something.
If you do my_sql_num_rows($result) it will display only the total returned rows and, in this logic, the result of only one row is totally correct (count(*) will return only a row).
If you want to keep that logic, don't use count into your sql query, just
SELECT * from uniqueviews where hour = 13

or if you want to keep that sql query, change the way of fetching result:
mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_NUM);

A: Try this:
$sql    = "select Count(*) AS COUNT from uniqueviews where hour=13";
$result = mysql_query($sql);
$count  = mysql_fetch_object($result);

echo $count->COUNT;

A: "select Count(*) from uniqueviews where hour=13"

This will only return the count ie only a single row ..
If you want to see the result of query ie total count
then do some thing like this
$sql="select Count(*) from uniqueviews where hour=13";
$result=mysql_query($sql);
$ml=mysql_fetch_array($result);
echo $ml[0];

A: Num rows returned by your query is always 1, because there is only 1 record returned - record with count of rows from that select.
Replace:
$sql="select Count(*) from uniqueviews where hour=13";

With:
$sql="select id from uniqueviews where hour=13";

Then use mysql_num_rows.
But you should get value returned by count(), mysql_num_rows is not for operations like this.

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How many seats are on the Green Monster?
Reader Questions / November 6, 2021 November 6, 2021
How many seats are on the Green Monster? How many seats are there on the Green Monster? There are only 269 seats perched atop the Green Monster.
How many seats are on top of the Green Monster? When Red Sox ownership wised up to the allure of the Monster and installed 269 seats atop the Green Monster in 2003, the ladder ceased any useful function. But it remains there today, still a threat to provide a powerful ricochet. On each step along Fenway's evolution, the Green Monster paced in stride.
Are there seats on the Green Monster? Features & Amenities. The Monster Seats at Fenway Park are the famous seats located high above the Green Monster in left field. For your best chance at a home run, choose seats in M2-M6. Even if you don't catch a ball, you'll get a great look at fly balls and balls played off the 37-foot high wall.
When did they add seats to the Green Monster? Fans looking for tickets to Red Sox games had a new and unique option when Fenway Park added seats atop the famed Green Monster in 2003. Since 1936, the Monster had a 23-foot net across it in order to trap home run balls and prevent damages to businesses on Lansdowne Street.
How many seats are on the Green Monster? – Related Questions
Are Green Monster seats worth it?
First row, one can look down and see the Green Monster wall. We had metal round seats with a back, and there was a counter in front so one can put food/drinks/arms on it. There was enough legroom, and there was decent space with your neighbor so that you won't knock legs.
Why is the green monster so big?
The Green Monster, so named for its color and size, came into being because of the shape of the lot Fenway Park was built on in 1912. The distance to the left field fence is a relatively short 315 feet. To compensate, the monster was put in the way of any ball trying to get out of the park.
What is behind the Green Monster?
The Green Monster is the common name for the left field wall at Fenway Park, in Boston, MA, whose height is 37 feet. When the wall was first built during the 1934 renovation, it was plastered with advertising. This was painted over in forest green in 1947, giving the wall its nickname.
How do you get to the top of the Green Monster?
Comprising yet another quirk, a ladder is attached to the Green Monster, extending from near the upper-left portion of the scoreboard, 13 feet (4.0 m) above ground, to the top of the wall. Previously, members of the grounds crew would use the ladder to retrieve home run balls from the netting hung above the wall.
What are Green Monster SRO tickets?
The green monster is 3 rows of actual stool seats with a bar in front of you. The 4th "row" is the same bar you can lean on but there are no seats. We got there when gates opened on the Lansdowne Street entrance. You turn right and up the stairs where they look at your ticket and stamp your hand.
Who has hit a homerun over the Green Monster?
Shohei Ohtani hit a monster home run to put the LA Angels on the board against the Red Sox. Displaying his ridiculous strength, Sho Time ripped an opposite-field bomb that soared over the 37 foot, 2 inch high left-field wall at Fenway Park.
Why is there a red seat in Fenway Park?
The lone red seat in the right field bleachers (Section 42, Row 37, Seat 21) signifies the longest home run ever hit at Fenway. The home run, hit by Ted Williams on , was officially measured at 502 feet (153 m) – well beyond "Williamsburg".
Are Green Monster seats expensive?
That means the cost varies, and is determined by date, opponent and even weather conditions. For example, a standing room ticket for the April 11 home opener is $140, while a first-row Monster seat will cost $500. The next night, those tickets are $45 and $175, respectively.
What is the best place to sit at Fenway Park?
The best seats at Fenway Park for being in the shade are in the Grandstand, especially on the third base side. These seats are covered from the elements even during early afternoon games. If you want to sit closer to the field, sit on the third base side to get the shade first and to have the sun behind you.
Is the Red Sox ticket office open?
The Red Sox Ticket Office is located at 4 Yawkey Way and is open on all game days from 10 a.m. to one hour after game time. You can also purchase tickets online using Visa, MasterCard or American Express cards.
Has anyone ever died in a baseball game?
Raymond Johnson Chapman ( – ) was an American baseball player. Chapman was hit in the head by a pitch thrown by pitcher Carl Mays and died 12 hours later. He is the only player to die directly from an injury received during a major league game.
When did Josh Hamilton relapse?
On , it was reported Hamilton had suffered a second relapse with alcohol. He claims to have had two or three drinks before inviting his friend and then-teammate, Ian Kinsler, to talk at the bar. Hamilton held a press conference on , to apologize for his actions.
Can you sit in the red seat at Fenway?
The red seat, out in the right-field bleachers, receives plenty of attention before games. If you visit Fenway Park early, you can see one red chair in a sea of green bleachers.
What is the Green Monster flavor?
Monster Ultra Paradise is a kiwi lime and cucumber flavored variant of the Monster Ultra series which is green in color.
Who created Wally the Green Monster?
That meant finding more creative ways of raising revenues, and it was Cancro who worked closely with the team's architect to add seats in surprising places, such as the top of the Green Monster, the high wall in left field. Cancro also invented another kind of Green Monster, one named Wally, who is now the Sox mascot.
How fast was the Green Monster?
At the first World Series of Drag Racing at Lawrenceville, Illinois, it clocked the highest top speed at 132.35 miles per hour (213.00 km/h), and eventually a world record of 145.16 miles per hour (233.61 km/h).
What color green is the Green Monster?
Benjamin Moore Green Monster Green / SC-12 / #54796d Hex Color Code. The hexadecimal color code #54796d is a shade of green-cyan. In the RGB color model #54796d is comprised of 32.94% red, 47.45% green and 42.75% blue. In the HSL color space #54796d has a hue of 161° (degrees), 18% saturation and 40% lightness.
Is hitting the Green Monster a home run?
The Green Monster is famous for preventing home runs on many line drives that would clear the walls of other ballparks. Some left fielders, predominantly those with vast Fenway experience, have become adept at fielding caroms off the wall to throw runners out at second base or hold the batter to a single.
What does the Morse code on the Green Monster mean?
The letters TAY and JRY are written in Morse code, which are the initials of former Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey and and his wife Jean Yawkey.
How much is it to sit in the red seat in Fenway?
Fenway's famed red "bleacher" seat now retails for $23-$45 per game. A vivid reminder of the greatness Ted Williams bestowed upon the Red Sox franchise is the single red seat that stands out amongst its green counterparts in the right field stands.
Why is Fenway Park an irregular shape?
Fenway owes its irregular shape to Boston's famously crooked streets . The Green Monster, says Bresciani, went up for a very practical reason: "There was concerns about balls going over the wall, breaking windows, and causing problems out on the street." Bresciani took Rocca inside the famous left field wall.
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THIS LEAGUE IS LAST YEAR'S OLD Est. 2017
One and Done - FFL: Preseason | NFL: Week 1
Throwback night: Pats win Super Bowl the old-fashioned way
By EDDIE PELLS
AP National Writer
Players: Tom Brady, Julian Edelman, Rob Gronkowski, Johnny Hekker, Rex Burkhead, Greg Zuerlein, Brandin Cooks, Todd Gurley, Jared Goff, Sony Michel
New England Patriots' Tom Brady holds his daughter, Vivian, after the NFL Super Bowl 53 football game against the Los Angeles Rams, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, in Atlanta. The Patriots won 13-3. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
New England Patriots' Tom Brady hugs New England Patriots president Jonathan Kraft, after the NFL Super Bowl 53 football game against the Los Angeles Rams, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, in Atlanta. The Patriots won 13-3. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
New England Patriots' Tom Brady (12) celebrates on the field, after the NFL Super Bowl 53 football game against the Los Angeles Rams, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, in Atlanta. The Patriots won 13-3. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick embraces New England Patriots' Julian Edelman and New England Patriots' Tom Brady after the NFL Super Bowl 53 football game against the Los Angeles Rams, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, in Atlanta. The Patriots won 13-3. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)
New England Patriots' Rob Gronkowski (87) catches a pass in front of Los Angeles Rams' Marcus Peters (22) and Cory Littleton (58) during the second half of the NFL Super Bowl 53 football game Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
New England Patriots' Rob Gronkowski (87) catches a pass in front of Los Angeles Rams' Samson Ebukam (50) during the second half of the NFL Super Bowl 53 football game Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
New England Patriots' Tom Brady (12) throws the ball as Los Angeles Rams' Ndamukong Suh (93) rushes during the second half of the NFL Super Bowl 53 football game Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)
New England Patriots' Tom Brady, left, talks with head coach Bill Belichick during the first half of the NFL Super Bowl 53 football game against the Los Angeles Rams, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)
ATLANTA (AP) Graying but still gritty, Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and the Patriots came to the Super Bowl intending to stave off, for at least one more game, the inevitable onslaught of the NFL's future.
Job well done.
Pro football never looked flatter, older and more stuck in the days of the VCR than it did Sunday.
In a Super Bowl only New England could love, the Patriots won their sixth title by lumbering their way to a 13-3 victory over the Los Angeles Rams - that young, brash, high-flying team with the 33-year-old coach and the 24-year-old quarterback who were, we thought, changing football before our very eyes.
If only we could've kept them open.
Among the Super Bowl records set: Fewest points by both teams (16); fewest points by the winning team (13); fewest combined points through three quarters (6); most consecutive drives ending with a punt (8 by the Rams); longest punt (65 yards).
The halftime show with Maroon 5 offered no relief - roundly ripped, including by an Associated Press reviewer who called it ''Empty. Boring. Basic. Sleepy.''
He could have said the same about the game. But give credit where it's due.
The defense designed by Belichick turned Rams quarterback Jared Goff into a jittery mess. He completed 19 of 38 passes for 229 yards, with an assortment of rushed throws, misread coverages and, in the tiny windows in which LA showed any sign of life, a pair of terrible passes.
One, trailing 3-0 in the third quarter, was late and high to wide-open Brandin Cooks in the end zone; the other, trailing 10-3 with 4:17 left in the fourth quarter, was high under pressure for an easy interception by Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmore that essentially ended the game.
''I know I definitely have a lot to learn from this one,'' said Rams coach Sean McVay, who, at 33, is exactly half the age of Belichick.
McVay has been the flavor of the month in the copycat NFL. Other teams have hired away three of his assistant coaches over the last two years, as the league tries to catch up with his newfangled offense that cracked 30 points in 13 games this season.
On Sunday, it managed one 53-yard field goal from Greg Zuerlein and didn't take a snap inside the New England 20.
Gilmore's interception came minutes after Brady engineered the game's lone touchdown drive.
It was five plays and included four straight completions: 18 yards to Rob Gronkowski, 13 yards to Julian Edelman, seven yards to backup running back Rex Burkhead, then a 29-yard teardrop placed perfectly into the arms of Gronkowski, who was double-covered. Sony Michel ran it in from 2 yards for the touchdown with 7 minutes left.
''We couldn't get points on the board for one reason or another,'' Brady said, ''but in the end, it feels a lot better than last year, when we did get some points on the board.''
Last year, the Patriots fell 41-33 to Philly in a back-and-forth thriller that essentially featured one good defensive play: a sack and strip on Brady by Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham with the clock running down.
The year before, the Patriots scored 31 points in the second half and overtime for a riveting 34-28 comeback win over Atlanta and title No. 5.
Then, this.
New England's road to a sixth Lombardi Trophy - tied with Pittsburgh for the most - was never easy this season. The Patriots lost five times, didn't have home-field advantage through the playoffs and, after every loss, were beset by questions over whether the 41-year-old Brady and his 66-year-old coach might be winding down.
Through it all, though, they could score. New England averaged 27.2 points a game. And in the run through the playoffs, the offense scored 10 touchdowns and Brady barely got touched, and never got sacked.
They were not clicking like that Sunday at the $1.5 billion Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where 70,081 fans - most of them cheering for New England - watched the game.
Other than Edelman, whose 10 catches for 141 yards won him MVP honors and made him look like a combination of Michael Irvin and Jerry Rice considering everything happening around him, the Patriots were out of sync.
Brady's first pass got intercepted. He went 21 for 35 for 262 yards and a passer rating of 71.4 - more than 26 points lower than he averaged this season.
New England outgained Los Angeles 195-57 in the first half, but settled for two field goal attempts - one miss and one make - for a 3-0 lead at the break.
It was 3-3 heading into the fourth quarter - the fewest points through the first 45 minutes of any playoff game since a 1980 barnburner between the Bucs and Rams that LA won 9-0.
Maybe the biggest irony of all: The New England dynasty's five previous Super Bowl victories came by 3, 3, 3, 4 and 6. Two were decided on the last play. The other three came down to the final minutes.
Compared to that, this was a veritable runaway.
On a day when New England held LA running back Todd Gurley to 35 yards, when LA couldn't muster a drive longer than five plays for nearly three quarters, and when LA's Johnny Hekker (eight punts, 46.3 yard average) was his team's most effective player, a 10-point lead at the end felt like a million.
''It's a beautiful thing, man,'' said New England cornerback Jason McCourty.
And a game only the Patriots could love.
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Player Notes
Julian Edelman Jul 16 1:40am ET
New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman is in line to, once again, be quarterback Tom Brady's favorite target as the beginning of training camp looms. The 33-year-old caught 74 passes for 850 yards and six touchdowns through 12 games last season, including 26 receptions for 388 yards in three playoff games. Edelman racks up targets thanks to his kismet chemistry with Brady and sneaky route running. Age may one day catch up to Edelman but the only thing that could stifle the veteran's production in 2019 would be injury. He will be a solid, mid-round WR2 come fantasy draft day.
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Riley Ridley Jul 16 1:30am ET
Chicago Bears wide receiver Riley Ridley was a surprise selection when the Bears drafted him in the fourth round. The rookie, and brother of the Falcons Calvin Ridley, is a big receiver who has impressed the coaching staff throughout the offseason workout programs. But fantasy owners need to be patient with a prospect like Ridley and rookie wide receivers can easily struggle to crack the lineup in the first half of a season. Ridley caught 13 touchdowns in 28 career college games at Georgia so he could steal some red zone targets from teammates Allen Robinson and Anthony Miller. But owners should not expect production right out of the gate and will only have dynasty value when fantasy draft rooms open in about one month.
Andy Dalton Jul 16 1:00am ET
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton may be using more play fakes this upcoming season. With the arrival of new head coach Zac Taylor, Dalton may utilize play-action more often than he has in previous seasons. Under Taylor, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff averaged 10 yards per play-action attempt last season, good for fourth in the league. However, with the retirement of guard Clint Boling and the season-ending injury to tackle Jonah Williams (shoulder), along with the Bengals having only a step of separation on just 53.8 percent of their targets last season, it will be an uphill battle for the 32-year-old. If whats left of the offensive line can hold it together, however, Dalton will have plenty of time to utilize who is available to him on the offensive side of the ball under a new system.
Julio Jones Jul 16 12:10am ET
The Atlanta Falcons No. 1 offseason priority is now to lock up wide receiver Julio Jones to a long-term deal, but that could take a while, according to sources. Jones believes that owner Arthur Blank will get something done and hasn't been threatening a holdout with another year still left on his deal. The 30-year-old is getting to be a bit more of an injury risk, but he's still an elite fantasy wideout and will be one of the first guys off the board in the early rounds.
The Atlanta Falcons and defensive tackle Grady Jarrett agreed to a four-year contract extension on Monday. The contract is expected to be worth $68 million with $38 million guaranteed, according to a source. He was initially set to receive the $15.209 million franchise tag if a deal wasn't worked out by Monday. The team can now move on to extensions for receiver Julio Jones and linebacker Deion Jones. The Falcons and Deion Jones' representation will meet face-to-face on Wednesday. Jarrett, a fifth-round pick in 2015, has been a top defender for Atlanta and had 53 total pressures in 2018, according to Pro Football Focus. He also had six sacks, three forced fumbles and a team-high 16 QB hits.
Andy Isabella Jul 15 11:50pm ET
Arizona Cardinals rookie wide receiver Andy Isabella, a second-round pick this year, looks like he'll get an initial chance in the offense behind veteran Larry Fitzgerald and Christian Kirk, who looked good in his rookie season in 2018. Rookies Keesean Johnson and Hakeem Butler could also be in the mix, but they might have a steeper climb for relevant work early on. Isabella is a great long-term pick in dynasty leagues and has late-round sleeper appeal in what could be a high-flying offensive attack under rookie quarterback Kyler Murray and new head coach Kliff Kingsbury.
Alex Smith Jul 15 11:50pm ET
Washington Redskins quarterback Alex Smith (leg) is no longer wearing an external fixator on his surgically repaired right leg. He credited the fixator with allowing him "to heal and walk again." Although Smith is unlikely to play in 2019 or perhaps ever again in the NFL, this is a step in the right direction and some needed good news for the veteran signal-caller. The 'Skins drafted quarterback Dwayne Haskins in the first round, so Smith's future isn't in D.C. You can ignore him in upcoming fantasy drafts completely.
Phillip Lindsay Jul 15 11:40pm ET
Denver Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay (wrist) said the training staff will determine the repetitions he gets at training camp, but "in my mind I'm ready. I'm 100 percent," Lindsay said. He should be ready for Week 1, barring a setback this summer. Lindsay was one of the most pleasant surprises in his rookie season after going undrafted. The 24-year-old became Denver's go-to back and finished with 192 attempts for 1.037 yards and nine touchdowns on the ground. He also caught 35 passes for 241 yard and another score. His stock is obviously way up going into his second season, but he'll still have to remain effective to hold off a push from Royce Freeman.
Royce Freeman Jul 15 11:40pm ET
In 2018, Phillip Lindsay had 192 carries to fellow rookie Royce Freeman's 130, but Justin Adams of CBS 4 believes that that may change in 2019. Lindsay is recovering from a wrist injury and has yet to participate in offseason activities with the team, which Adams believes has put Freeman in a position to potentially wind up as Denver's lead back. That's the role Freeman was initially drafted to play before Lindsay broke out in the preseason, so it wouldn't be a shock to see Freeman assert himself more in 2019. Keep an eye on the situation, as it could lead to Lindsay losing fantasy value while Freeman gains some.
Albert Wilson Jul 15 9:43pm ET
Miami Dolphins WR Albert Wilson (hip) may start training camp on the Physically Unable to Perform list.
Fantasy Spin: Wilson did not do much this offseason, so fantasy owners should monitor the situation during training camp. He played well at times last season and could be the No. 1 receiver for Miami this season if he is healthy. He has a chance to be a late-round option in fantasy drafts.
Alex Collins Jul 15 8:33pm ET
Free-agent RB Alex Collins (leg) recently suffered a broken leg and had surgery to repair the injury, according to a source.
Martavis Bryant Jul 15 6:53pm ET
Free-agent WR Martavis Bryant (Raiders) has applied to the NFL for reinstatement. He has been working with the NFL and the NFL Players Association to address his mental health issues.
Ezekiel Elliott Jul 15 5:50pm ET
Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott is reportedly considering holding out from Cowboys training camp. The team and Elliott (with his agents) have been in conversation for over a month, and the general thought is that Elliott won't hold out if he thinks the team is "making a serious push to get an extension worked." Elliott knows his value is at a high point right now and with the beating he takes each year, he does not want to risk going into the season without an extension at least in the process of getting done. This seems like a lot of smoke and not much fire for now, but it's something to keep an eye on as the Cowboys are scheduled to report to training camp in less than two weeks.
Mike Davis Jul 15 5:40pm ET
Chicago Bears running back Mike Davis will head into training camp looking to become more than the 'forgotten' man in the team's backfield. Most of the fantasy buzz this summer has gone towards teammates Tarik Cohen and rookie David Montgomery but don't count out Davis. The free agent acquisition fell short of having a 'breakout campaign' last season but set career- best marks in carries (114), yards (514), receptions (34), receiving yards (214) and total touchdowns (5). Davis was one of many running backs that the Seahawks rotated last year and he posted two games with 100 yards from scrimmage or more. Davis was in line for a heavier workload this season but drafting Montgomery is certain to cut into the timeshare. It is hard to envision a scenario where Davis averages more than 15 carries a game this season but could lead the team in touches in the red zone for an ascending offense.
Jadeveon Clowney Jul 15 5:00pm ET
Houston Texans defensive end Jadeveon Clowney and the team were unable to reach a long-term deal before Monday's deadline, which means Clowney will play on the franchise tag this season. The former number-one overall pick is expected to hold out for most of training camp, but there's been no indication yet that he'll miss time during the season. Clowney's been injured a lot, but when healthy he's a disruptive defender and has tremendous upside in IDP leagues. His uncertain future does introduce some uncertainty for dynasty owners, though, as Monday's news likely means Clowney won't be a Texan when the 2020 season rolls around.
Julio Jones Jul 15 4:53pm ET
Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones' contract extension is now the team's 'most pressing priority,' but NFL Network's Ian Rapoport states that it 'might take a while.' However, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Jones' agent and the team are scheduled for face-to-face negotiations on Wednesday, July 17.
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Fantasy Spin: This has been the assumption among fantasy owners since Arizona hired Kliff Kingsbury, but it always helps to get it confirmed from a scribe that covers the team like Urban does. Johnson's goal of a 1,000/1,000 season may be a bit too much to ask, but this figures to be the 27-year-old's best shot of hitting those marks since his incredible 2016 campaign. He's well worth a pick in the top half of the first round of most fantasy drafts.
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Decisions passed at the Maidstone and Borough Council (MBC) Policy and Resources Committee set out a balanced budget, which will result in stable finances for 2019/20.
Decisions passed at the Maidstone and Borough Council (MBC) Policy and Resources Committee set out a balanced budget, which will result in stable finances for 2019/20 across the borough.
The Committee, which met yesterday– 13 February, was part of the process of agreeing a budget for 2019/20 with the agreed recommendations to be presented at Full Council on 27 February 2019.
MBC has plans in place to make a saving of over £1m, a difference it has been forced to find - in part following a transformation review, and due to the Council no longer receiving a Revenue Support Grant from Government. The Committee also put forward a proposed level of Council Tax, which would see an increase of £7.56 per household, per annum (based on a Band D property).
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QUESTA, N.M. - Roger Herrera sits in his tidy living room, chain-smoking Pall Malls and telling the story of how a mining company changed his life and his hometown of 2,200 people. For nearly four decades, the Molycorp molybdenum mine has loomed over this mountain village near the confluence of the Rio Grande and the Red River. Its waste literally towers over Herrera's house; just a couple of hundred yards away, an earthen dam holds back 100 million tons of mine tailings.
Herrera, 63, says he can't talk much about his relationship with Molycorp because of a 1980s settlement following a civil lawsuit against the mine. But what he can tell is startling.
"I found out from the (state environment department) that a black calf will turn white from mine wastes," he says. "I didn't believe it, but I believe it now. Over here," he points toward the river, "their hair was falling off and they were drying up."
Herrera doesn't talk about the effects the mine had on his family, which for years pumped drinking water from a well near here. He only asks, "So if livestock and wild game can get those metals and elements, what about people?"
Village councilman Malaquias Raél fills in some of Herrera's story the next day. "His kids were getting white hair and white stripes on their nails when they were teenagers," says Raél. "That's supposed to be signs of metal contamination."
A few miles up the Red River Canyon from the Herrera home in the Sangre de Cristo mountains, the mine that generated those metal-laden tailings sits amid the wreckage of 36 years of molybdenum mining: 328 million tons of waste rock, a 1,500-foot-deep open pit, collapse zones from underground tunneling, and gargantuan machinery and milling buildings. A nine-mile-long pipeline carries tailings slurry from the mill to lagoons, a pleasant name for lakes of acidic waste, located on the other side of Questa.
A few Questenos commute to tourism-based jobs in Taos, or at the Red River Ski Area just up the valley. Fewer still scratch out a living as local shop keepers or small-time contractors, and a handful still work small farms or ranches.
The mine is the boom-and-bust economic engine of Questa. Molycorp has at times been the largest single employer in impoverished Taos County, employing more than 600 at its peak. But employment has fluctuated wildly, the mine shutting down completely during two extreme slumps.
All told, miners have pulled out of the ground approximately 100 million tons of molybdenum ore - a grayish metal used in high-strength, light-weight alloys found in mountain bikes and wheelchairs.
Today, a skeleton crew of 150 people is busy developing a new ore body, running a load through the mill only every few months. Management still hopes to resume full-scale mining of some of the estimated 70 million tons of remaining ore, if the market ever rebounds.
While molybdenum has been the lifeblood of Questa, disputes over the mine have also run toxic through the town's veins. For 30 years, citizens such as Roger Herrera have fought to force Molycorp to take responsibility for the damage it has caused the landscape and the health of the people who live here. For three decades, the company has stubbornly denied any adverse impacts. Attempts to negotiate with mine officials have fallen flat.
In response, community and environmental activists have taken a hard line. And as the mining operation has atrophied, their opposition has grown stronger. They've sued the company and appealed its permits, gumming up the regulatory process at every opportunity. It has turned into a contest of bureaucratic filibustering from both sides.
Now, with a federal Superfund listing looming over Molycorp, activists may have won the battle over Questa and the Red River. But the victory brings with it many new questions, and no one is sure whether this torn community can come together to chart a new course.
Molybdenum has been mined in the Red River Canyon since 1921. It was a small operation until Molycorp, a wholly owned subsidiary of the multibillion-dollar Unocal (Union Oil of California) Corp., developed the open pit in 1964. Since then, the mine has become the single greatest influence on the lower Red River watershed and the community of Questa.
Mining's presence is everywhere in Questa. Pieces of heavy machinery lie around yards and old slurry pipe has been recycled into fence posts and hay barn frames. On a high ridge of the Sangre de Cristos to the east, a stretch of waste rock spills over from the mine. To the west lies the 640-acre expanse of tailings lagoons.
Molycorp has, at times, contributed well over $30 million a year to the local economy. With an average Taos County wage of less than $10,000 a year, families have come to rely on mine jobs paying $40,000 to $60,000.
As one local put it, "The mine is everything, really, because it's given us everything. I think it'd be like a ghost town without the mine."
This financial power has also given Molycorp significant political weight, which some say the company has used to push aside citizen concerns and environmental laws.
"Molycorp set out to control the political machine, and that's how they've been able to get away with making a huge amount of profit by not taking care of their impacts," says Roberto Vigil, a fifth-generation Questeno woodworker and longtime community activist. As a result, he says, "Questa has been plagued with corporate abuse and official neglect."
That the mine was careless was common knowledge in the community, even in the early years. Hundreds of spills from shoddy tailings pipelines poured into the Red River, and sometimes directly into acequias, local irrigation ditches.
Then came the most glaring sign of industrial arrogance. In the early 1980s, the Red River began to turn a cloudy blue, a symptom of acid drainage and high metal content.
Until then, the Red had been known as one of the best trout streams in the West. Suddenly, the fish were gone. The impact was so pronounced, says professional fishing guide Taylor Streit, that in his No-Nonsense Guide to Fly Fishing in New Mexico he divided the Rio Grande into different sections above and below the Red River, because he no longer found the big fish of the old days below the confluence.
During those years, dust from the tailings had also been accumulating until, just west of town, blinding storms had become common. Analysis of the dust showed lead, zinc, cadmium, arsenic and mercury. Questa High School sat right next door.
"I went with Little Joe to pick up his kids at the high school, and it was engulfed in dust. Kids were running around," says Vigil. "For the next couple of days, my own eyes and throat were burning. I thought about what we were putting these kids through."
More than once, dust storms were so severe that the school shut down and sent students home. In 1980, the state championship baseball game at Questa High had to be canceled because of a dust storm.
"Es una verguenza (It's an embarrassment)," village attorney Eliu Romero told the Taos News.
While Molycorp is the largest hardrock mine in the Rio Grande watershed, an area of 180,000 square miles stretching from Colorado to the Gulf of Mexico, it took a long time for news of its activities to reach the outside world.
In the 1970s, local residents formed Concerned Citizens of Questa to tackle Molycorp issues, ranging from unfair hiring practices to tailings spills, contaminated groundwater and toxic dust. In a story familiar to activists all over the West, the Questa group in the largely low-income Hispanic community lacked the money and technical and legal resources to take on a multibillion-dollar corporation.
Local government officials, who were often mine employees, offered no help. State and federal agencies frequently looked the other way, allowing Molycorp to operate with lax regulation. With neighbors and relatives in this small town relying on mine paychecks, opposition was frowned upon as disloyal.
That changed in the 1990s. Local activists reached out beyond the town to allies in environmental groups such as the Sierra Club, New Mexico Citizens for Clean Air and Water, Western Environmental Law Center, New Mexico Environmental Law Center and Amigos Bravos of Taos. The groups brought new resources to bear on the mine.
Not surprisingly, mine supporters resented "outsiders' elbowing their way in, and even some mine opponents were angry about environmentalists taking over what was seen as a local issue. As local activist Joe Cisneros puts it, "We paved the way, we fought this tooth and nail, then Amigos Bravos came and took it."
But the rift between local activists and Amigos Bravos has all but disappeared since the group, founded in 1988 around a Molycorp tailings issue, joined the cause. In 1995, Amigos Bravos filed its first lawsuit against the mine under the Clean Water Act, dogging every step of the regulatory process. Six years, two lawsuits and dozens of public hearings later, says the group's director, Brian Shields, "It's amazing how many resources you have to put together to fight something like this. It's hard for communities to do that."
The lawsuits and growing public awareness have helped put Molycorp under the regulatory microscope. In 1994, the New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission reported that the mine "has rendered (the Red River) dead for at least eight miles." In 1996, a New Mexico Environment Department report documented pollution from the mine's waste rock. A 1998 EPA report again implicated the mine's waste rock as a significant source of river pollution.
In 1999, the New Mexico Natural Resources Trustee, responsible for collecting compensation for natural-resource damage, released the most comprehensive report yet. It documented increased pollution of the Red River since the 1960s, when the open-pit operations began. Later the same year, Molycorp landed on the Washington, D.C.-based Mineral Policy Center's list of the six most poorly regulated mines in the country, and Corporate Crime Reporter put the mine's parent company, Unocal, on its list of the "Top 100" corporate criminals of the 1990s.
Things came to a head last winter, when Molycorp started preparing for a slew of regulatory permits that will all come due at the same time. By the end of 2001, the company must complete state groundwater permits, a state closeout and reclamation plan and two federal water permits governing discharges into the Red River.
With state and environmental laws staring it in the face, the company will have to clean up its act, or so activists hope.
The stakes are high for Molycorp. Molybdenum prices are rock bottom - $2.55 a pound, compared to $16 a pound only five years ago. Unocal now subsidizes Molycorp to the tune of $14 million a year, of which $2 million goes to environmental remediation in Questa. Yet these numbers pale in comparison to cleanup and reclamation that could cost up to $382 million, according to environmentalists - not to mention the potential of civil actions against the mine.
Meanwhile, Molycorp representatives continue to deny responsibility for any pollution. A 1998 application to renew an Environmental Protection Agency permit claimed that "the Questa mine has not harmed, and may have improved, the condition of the Red River."
That assertion is based on a Molycorp-commissioned study that concluded that there are more fish in the stretch of river directly below the mine than above it. The study blames natural erosional scars upstream for the elevated levels of aluminum, cadmium, copper, chromium, cobalt, iron, molybdenum, manganese, nickel, lead and zinc detected in the river. It also says that the mine's groundwater pumping intercepts any contamination before it gets to the river and runs it through the mill to the tailings. The same study says that, despite the fish stories of yore, the Red River was never a hardy trout stream.
"Looking at the net impact over time, we feel we have information that we don't have any impact," says mine manager David Shoemaker. "If there is a problem, we'll certainly go after it and correct it," he adds, "but I'd say the jury's still out." Others agree with that assessment.
"From the standpoint of an employee, I may be prejudiced in favor of the mine, but they have come up with very convincing arguments," says Carlos Cisneros, who is a state senator, secretary of the local union and a Molycorp welder. "Just from my layman's viewpoint, it's been polluted pretty much for the last 20 years, but is it caused by mining?"
Molycorp officials add that they are busy planning to clean up the tailings piles and open pit. Under the 1993 New Mexico Mining Act, the company must complete a comprehensive reclamation plan by the end of 2001. That means it must return over 1,300 acres of open pit, waste rock and tailings to a "self-sustaining ecosystem" once the mine closes. The company's draft reclamation plan calls for covering the mine tailings near the mill with nine inches of soil and planting grasses directly in the waste rock everywhere else. The company has offered to put up a $60 million bond to insure the cleanup.
Environmentalists and state agencies say that the company's plan falls far short. The state is calling for more stringent clean-up guidelines and a $130 million bond. Amigos Bravos, which has just released a reclamation plan of its own, says cleanup will cost $378 million. Their plan calls for covering the entire wasterock area with three-and-a-half feet of cap material and soil, as well as perpetual water treatment and other measures.
"Molycorp is not willing to do what 99 percent of other mines are doing," says Jim Kuipers, a Boulder, Mont.-based mining engineer who left the industry five years ago to work as a consultant for public-interest groups. Kuipers, who wrote Amigos Bravos' reclamation plan, says that Molycorp is behind the times.
"Their reclamation proposal is like an Edsel without an engine," he says, "while some other companies are proposing Cadillacs."
Overlooking the open pit from a high ridge, a genuinely perplexed Shoemaker says, "I don't know what everyone's so upset about." Pointing to seedling pines and cottonwoods planted directly into the waste rock, he explains, "We've spent a lot of money on "reveg" work - at least a million - and we believe this will lead to a self-sustaining ecosystem. We've got 25 years of "reveg" to base it on."
Then he adds, "We're going to plant some bigger trees so people can see the damn things."
In a state that has seen little of the nationwide economic boom, officials have done their best to work with Molycorp. Last winter, the state environment department spent six months negotiating with mine officials over a cleanup plan.
In the end, Molycorp's legendary obstinacy held true. After several ultimatums and missed deadlines, says New Mexico Secretary of Environment Pete Maggiore, "We couldn't come up with anything. We had made some concessions to show we were willing to go the extra mile, but were frustrated to find that the ball had been moved.
"Molycorp put themselves in this position," continues Maggiore. "I would suggest that it is not a matter of (the state being) pro-business or anti-business, but it's a matter of business being responsible and being good stewards."
Even New Mexico's staunchly pro-business Gov. Gary Johnson finally lost his patience, and on April 1, he recommended federal Superfund designation for the mine. On May 11, the EPA followed with a draft Superfund listing in the federal register. A final decision is expected this fall.
Shoemaker says Molycorp will appeal a Superfund listing. For if the mine lands on the list, the EPA will take over the clean-up process, completing the necessary studies and dictating what work needs to be done. EPA officials will then send Molycorp the bill.
If the company goes bankrupt in the meantime, as the owner of the Summitville Mine in Colorado did in 1992, the taxpayers will be left with the tab.
People on all sides of the issue agree that a Superfund-directed cleanup is cumbersome and weak in public participation. A look at Summitville shows that a Superfund cleanup can also be slow, frustrating and expensive (HCN, 6/19/00: Colorado considers a mining ban).
Still, activists such as Amigos Bravos welcome the draft listing. "There are some (Superfund) sites that have worked, others that have become nightmares," says Amigos Bravos' Shields, "but I'm willing to try anything at this point."
Locals ponder what Molycorp will look like under federal supervision.
Steady and good-paying cleanup jobs could keep locals employed for at least as long as mining has, says David Douglas, who owns a cabin on the Red River next door to the mine. "Superfund could bring a new economic boom to Questa, well into the middle of the century," he says "The potential is there for Questa to reinvent itself as a showcase of environmental cleanup."
Pete Maggiore is anxious to help with the transition. "EPA has opportunities for retraining displaced workers," he says. "If we could be of any help in that regard, we'd like to."
Shutting down and cleaning up mines reinvigorates local economies, according to University of Montana economist Tom Power. He says these post-extractive economies attract a new rural type - telecommuters and other well-heeled residents who come for the amenities of open space, clean air and recreation - who breathe new life into the economy.
Not everyone thinks that's the right direction for Questa.
"Will we turn into another (touristy) Taos?" wonders Councilman Raél. "How do we preserve what we have here and have some economic development?"
For better or worse, tourism remains the bread and butter of northern New Mexico. In the mid-'80s, Roberto Vigil and several others founded the Artesanos de Questa Cultural Center to encourage local artistic traditions and offer an economic alternative to the mine. Several small studios and antique shops have popped up in recent years, marketing local arts and crafts.
Others in Questa would like to see a return to agriculture, once irrigation waters are again safe. An organic wheat cooperative up the road in Costilla, N.M., has been remarkably successful, and local organic produce is finding a larger market.
Questions about Questa's future remain unanswered for now, but almost everyone except Molycorp concedes that the future is Superfund and there's no turning back. The mine may sputter along for a few more years, but will never again bring genuine prosperity to the area. It's up to the community to come together to develop a new economy that suits its unique history and character.
"I think for the future of the next generation, like my grandchildren," offers Roger Herrera, "I want to see that they grow up in a clean, safe environment, instead of having their pockets filled with money with an unhealthy environment."
Ernest Atencio lives down the road from Molycorp in Arroyo Hondo, N.M. He is former Projects Director for Amigos Bravos and a former HCN intern.
Photographer Michael P. Berman lives in San Lorenzo, N.M. His recent work has taken him to the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge in Southern Arizona.
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Baidu, China's largest internet search engine, climbed more than 1.5% intraday after COO Lu Qi said the company's business focus has been shifting toward artificial intelligence (AI) applications from Internet services. Speaking at the company's first AI developer conference Baidu Create, which was recently held in Beijing, the COO said Baidu has the world's largest artificial neural network, a large AI center with more than 2,000 research & development staff members and a tremendous volume of data.
Lu went on to say that "Baidu, with its experience, expertise and a large volume of data from operating online search services, has the competence and opportunities to promote the development of AI technology and applications." We hold a substantial position in Baidu in both the Fat Prophets Global Contrarian Fund and the US, Global and Asian Managed Account portfolios.
Baidu has significantly underperformed all the major internet stocks but I see sentiment turning on the back of a return to top line revenue growth in the search business, and as commercialisation of the AI technology becomes more apparent to the market.
Reliance Industries, the Indian conglomerate, continues to rollout and deliver with a national mobile network JIO. The mobile phone division plans the first price increase in a year that will brings JIUOs ARPU closer to that of the sector. Analysts at UBS say the "first JIO price increase in almost 12 months supports their view that sector revenues are close to bottoming out, with the top three operators and JIO expected to incrementally take share from smaller entities". Credit Suisse also said in a note the new JIO rates would start the process of normalising from the current discounted levels. This is positive news for Reliance, which after significant capex is closer to monetising its investment in the telecom subsidiary.
Harsh Jagnani, vice-president of corporate ratings at ICRA, says the new plans point to improvement in average revenue per user (ARPU) and that JIO, after grossing 100 million subscribers, is focussing on pushing this up to improve its profitability. Reliance has broken out on the upside after establishing a long-term base. We hold a significant position in Reliance in the Fat Prophets Global Contrarian Fund and the Asian, Global and UK Managed Account portfolios.
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Vera Farmiga and James Caan will join Keanu Reeves in romantic comedy Henry's Crime, according to Variety. Sacha Gervasi wrote the script and Malcolm Venville will direct. Reeves plays a kind man falsely accused of robbing a bank, and Farmiga will play his love interest. Henry's Crime is set to shoot in upstate New York later this year.


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  h6: {...DEFAULT_BLOCK, style: 'h6'},
}

export const HTML_MISC_TAGS = {
  br: {...DEFAULT_BLOCK, style: BLOCK_DEFAULT_STYLE},
}
export const HTML_DECORATOR_TAGS = {
  b: 'strong',
  strong: 'strong',

  i: 'em',
  em: 'em',

  u: 'underline',
  s: 'strike-through',
  strike: 'strike-through',
  del: 'strike-through',

  code: 'code',
}

export const HTML_LIST_ITEM_TAGS = {
  li: {
    ...DEFAULT_BLOCK,
    style: BLOCK_DEFAULT_STYLE,
    level: 1,
    listItem: 'bullet',
  },
}

export const ELEMENT_MAP = {
  ...HTML_BLOCK_TAGS,
  ...HTML_SPAN_TAGS,
  ...HTML_LIST_CONTAINER_TAGS,
  ...HTML_LIST_ITEM_TAGS,
  ...HTML_HEADER_TAGS,
  ...HTML_MISC_TAGS,
}

export const DEFAULT_SUPPORTED_STYLES = uniq(
  Object.keys(ELEMENT_MAP)
    .filter((tag) => ELEMENT_MAP[tag].style)
    .map((tag) => ELEMENT_MAP[tag].style)
)

export const DEFAULT_SUPPORTED_DECORATORS = uniq(
  Object.keys(HTML_DECORATOR_TAGS).map((tag) => HTML_DECORATOR_TAGS[tag])
)

export const DEFAULT_SUPPORTED_ANNOTATIONS = ['link']

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Do As I Say..Not As I Do!
At 0845 yesterday, 11 of us met up at J'ville before heading out to Porirua for Mentor Training with Andrew & Lynn Templeton of Ridesafe.
This was the first of a two day programme which is being conducted using the facilities at Whitireia, ie a classroom and a carpark, and fortunately we had another reasonably nice day for it, albeit rather chilly which wasn't too much of a problem as most of the day was spent in the classroom. The first day focusing more on improving our individual riding and the second day will be more about mentoring techniques.
The ride out was rather sedate with Andrew leading (setting a good example) and we were soon in the classroom discussing idiot riding behaviour that we may encounter and have to comment on in the course of being a mentor. I was right at the front of the class and had to shrink into my chair a bit because it seemed that much of what was being said was aimed right at me, so I didn't have much to say at that point. We then covered things like gear, bike preparation and identifying potential hazards on video clips, counter-steering and good riding practices before going out a bit of slow bike handling (no throttle stuff) and riding through a series of cones focusing on keeping the head up and not using the front brake, before stopping for lunch.
After lunch it was back in the classroom for some excercises on awareness and why one needs to keep their head up, some braking theory and out for some braking demos before trying it ourselves, focusing on 'throttle-squeeze-clutch-heave' and using rear, front then both. All good when you have ABS and linked brakes, but I think that has probably made me a bit blazé and lacking in finesse because I can grab handfuls without much in the way of dire consequences.
We finished the day with a bit on Serious Crash analysis and trying to identify errors that have led to some crash examples. It was a great day and quite a good reality check to highlight things that we know but don't think about and I look forward to the next session, but behaving myself……I don't know, that might be a bit harder, …….and as for advising riders to do things I myself don't generally adhere to …………..Hmmmm …….I guess it's Do as I Say, Not as I Do!


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Novak Djokovic stepped up his pursuit of the world number one ranking with a 7-5, 6-1 win over Joao Sousa at the Paris Masters on Tuesday, while Roger Federer confirmed he will play at the event for the first time since 2015. Djokovic can regain top spot from Rafael Nadal this week if he betters the Spaniard's performance in the French capital, where the Serb is a four-time winner of the indoor tournament. Djokovic had never dropped a set in five previous meetings with Portugal's Sousa, but he surrendered a 4-1 lead in the opener and appeared under the weather before regrouping to break Sousa at 6-5.
The 14-time Grand Slam champion then reeled off five games in a row to end Sousa's resistance and book a meeting with Damir Dzumhur of Bosnia in the last 16.
Federer will play Canada's Milos Raonic on Wednesday after receiving a bye in the first round.
Federer's only tournament victory in Bercy came in 2011. On his last appearance in 2015 he was knocked out by American John Isner in the round of 16.
It is the first non-Grand Slam event to feature Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic since last year's Indian Wells Masters.
"I feel like it's better for me to play matches rather than practice, and I think that's it. As long as I don't feel like I'm taking a chance on my health prior to London (the ATP Tour Finals), that's the key as well," Federer said.
"I'm happy to play tomorrow. I feel like I recovered well from last week. So yeah, I'll give it a go tomorrow. I'm excited," he added, after winning the Swiss indoor championships in Basel on Sunday.
Raonic fired 23 aces as he outlasted France's Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-7 (4/7), 7-6 (7/5), 7-6 (7/5) in his opening match.
Nadal and Djokovic are scheduled to meet in Jeddah on December 22, but they have faced growing calls to withdraw following the murder of a Saudi journalist in the country's consulate in Istanbul.
Nadal, who has never won the Paris Masters, begins his campaign in the French capital against fellow Spaniard Fernando Verdasco, a 6-4, 6-4 winner over France's Jeremy Chardy.


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, est un mangaka japonais né le  dans la préfecture de Chiba au Japon. Il est fondateur et membre du groupe de mangaka Moto Kikaku.

Biographie

Il s'engage dans les force aérienne d'autodéfense japonaise afin de devenir pilote, mais est contraint de renoncer à cause d'une maladie cardiaque.

Il fait ses débuts en 1965.

Il apprécie l'œuvre de Hiroshi Hirata.

Œuvres
1966 : .
1969 : , pré-publié dans Shuukan Shounen Jump ; 20 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
1972 :
, 2 volumes publiés chez Asahi Sonorama.
, 4 volumes publiés chez Kodansha ; republié en 3 volumes en 1994 et 1998.
1973 :
, pré-publié dans Shuukan Shounen Jump ; 11 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
, 1 volume publié chez Asahi Sonorama.
, pré-publié dans Shuukan Shounen Jump ; 2 volumes publiés chez Asahi Sonorama.
1975 :
, 6 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
, pré-publié dans Weekly Playboy ; 8 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
, 1 volume publié chez Kodensha.
1976 :
, pré-publié dans Shuukan Shounen Jump ; 4 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
, pré-publié dans Gekkan Shounen Jump ; 9 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
1977 : , 7 volumes publiés chez Kodansha.
1978 :
, pré-publié dans Shuukan Shounen Jump ; 10 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
, pré-publié dans Big Comic ; 3 volumes publiés chez Shogakukan.
, pré-publié dans Shuukan Shounen Jump ; 1 volume publié chez Shueisha.
1979 : , pré-publié dans Big Comic ; 6 volumes publiés chez Shogakukan.
1980 :
, 1 volume publié chez Shueisha.
, pré-publié dans Shuukan Shounen Jump ; 5 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
1981 : , pré-publié dans Shuukan Shounen Jump ; 7 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
1982 : , pré-publié dans Shuukan Shounen Jump ; 3 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
1983 : , pré-publié dans Shuukan Shounen Jump ; 7 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.

2012 : , pré-publié dans Business Jump ; 2 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
, pré-publié dans Shuukan Young Jump ; 8 volumes publiés chez Shueisha.
Salary Man Kintaro
, pré-publié dans Shuukan Young Jump.
, publié chez Kodansha.

La silhouette d'une île lointaine
Je ne suis pas mort

Distinctions

Sources

Notes et références

 Baka-Update

Bibliographie

Annexes

Liens externes

Mangaka
Naissance en juin 1947
Naissance à Chiba

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package cn.intelvision.response.vehicle;

import cn.intelvision.model.Team;
import cn.intelvision.response.ZenoResponse;

/**
 * @author lanhuidong
 * @since 2016-11-16
 */
public class TeamGetInfoResponse extends ZenoResponse {

    private Team team;

    public Team getTeam() {
        return team;
    }

}


Paragon grew total mortgage lending by 23% to £721 million in the six months to 31 March 2018 compared to the same period last year. This strong growth was underpinned by a 21% increase in its well-established buy-to-let lending which increased to £671 million.
Half-year results published today highlight a marked shift towards a concentration of buy-to-let activity among more professional investors, with the proportion of advances made to corporate and complex landlords in the first six months reaching 72% compared with 60% last year.
In addition, Paragon saw a significant increase in customers opting for new buy-to-let mortgages with an initial fixed rate period of five years. In total, 72% of advances made in the first half were for an initial five year period, double the level recorded in the first half of 2017.
Following the launch of a new online switch and further advance service in early 2018, greater numbers of customers have opted to fix their loans for a further period following the maturity of their existing deal, contributing to higher customer retention levels.
Arrears on Paragon's buy-to-let loan portfolio also remained very low at 0.09% compared with an average performance across the national buy-to-let market of 0.42% according to UK Finance.
In addition to buy-to-let, Paragon's recently developed specialist residential mortgage proposition achieved an increase in advances from £0.4 million to £23 million following a successful first phase expansion in distribution. The proposition is tailored towards customers with irregular incomes, more complex employment patterns and those looking to borrow into retirement. Paragon's second charge mortgage lending was £28 million, broadly stable compared to the first half of 2017.
Paragon's pipeline of new buy-to-let mortgage business heading into the second half was £788 million, up 6% compared with last year and management remain confident that the business is well placed to achieve its previously stated target for total mortgage lending in excess of £1.6 billion for the full financial year.


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By: Thozmp Corris
read it to find out, then review, please.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Sci-Fi/Adventure - Chapters: 2 - Words: 2,543 - Reviews: 1 - Updated: 3/17/2005 - Published: 2/15/2005 - id: 1834885
+ - Full 3/4 1/2 Expand Tighten
1. Differing likeness2. New places
Ryan landed on hard pavement; still naked as the day he was born. He sat up and noticed he was in a small alley, dark too, even though the sun was up. So Ryan decided to take this time to get his bearings; he needed clothes, had nothing of value, was very hungry, and was very certain that he was on an Earth he hadn't been too before.
He was fairly certain about the last one because the place didn't feel like anywhere he'd been before.
Ryan slowly inched his way towards the mouth of the little alleyway, and hoping he might find some discarded clothes before he actually had to leave his tiny sanctuary, unfortunately it seemed that every universe hated him.
Poking out of the alley so that only his head could be seen, Ryan quickly glanced around, looking for a clothes store; the closest thing he could find was a department store, W-Mart.
"Maybe the universes don't hate me so much," Ryan commented, when he saw that the street was empty. Checking yet again to see if maybe he missed someone, Ryan quickly ran into the department store, and didn't stop once inside. As he was running, Ryan was also grabbing clothes of the racks and heading straight to a dressing room. What most of the people in the store saw was a flesh colored streak.
Once inside the privacy of a locked dressing room, Ryan looked at what he grabbed: women's clothing.
About to curse everyone in sight, Ryan was interrupted by a knocking at the door and the voice of an elderly woman, "Is everything all right in there, miss?"
Ryan always wondered what the person on the other side of the door would do if you said no, but decided that now was probably not the time to find out, "Um…sure."
"Are you sick, miss? Your voice sounds kind of rough."
"That's because I'm a guy."
"You're a what?"
Now every instinct in his body was telling Ryan that he had seriously screwed up, and in the highest pitched voice he could manage squeaked out "Nothing!"
"I think you'd better come out. Now!"
Ryan was panicking now, "I don't think the door works that way."
Ryan heard the old lady back away from the door, giving Ryan more time to think of what to do in the situation, and then he looked down at his hand, and noticed he was still clutching the crystal he had gotten in the last world.
Along with the crystal, Ryan had also acquired the knowledge that went with it, so that it wasn't just a lump of rock in his hands.
He didn't have long, so he crushed the crystal into powder and spread it on as much of his skin as it would cover, letting it absorb into his blood via the skin. In a short time, the oddly new yet familiar feeling of burning sensations under the skin told him that the transformation was taking place.
About 5 minutes later, what seemed like the entire town's police force was parked outside of the W-Mart, with the police chief on a megaphone.
"All right…Man…Come out with your hands up so we can kill you."
One of the other police officers whispered into the chief's ear, "I don't think that will make the male come out, Ma'am."
"Really?"
"No, Ma'am. If anything, that'd be a reason for it to stay inside."
The Police chief thought about this for a while then into her mega phone once more, "Come out now, and we'll just wound you a lot."
Once more the other policewomen took the chief aside, "I believe any injury or threat of injury will only make it want to stay in there. Unless it's a threat of injury if it stays in there."
The chief nodded briefly but got a confused look on her face, "Huh?"
"If I may, Ma'am?"
The chief handed over the megaphone, where upon the policewomen tried to rectify her superior's mistake, "Come out with your hands up, or we will open fire."
A computerized voice started laughing loudly, and from inside the department store, spoke in the same mechanized tones, "It's about time you got it right…I was starting to think you were all idiots."
What walked out of the shadows of the store was vaguely human-shaped; a shiny gray exterior gleamed in the sun, blinding a few of the policewomen, pinpoint LED's vaguely hinted at where eyes should be, but aside from that it looked as if it were a movie alien or something along those lines. Its hands were held up, and it was walking towards them glistening in the sun, although the officers could now see that the "skin" wasn't just gray, parts were green, red, blue, and black, as if a small group of people with different ideas tried to paint the same thing.
Every one of the uniformed women were shocked, and seemed to be waiting for something to react, too; and, while not visible, Ryan was smiling at everyone, until the silence and tension got to him and he yelled out, "BOO!"
A few people screamed and several of the police opened fire. Ryan continued to walk towards the Chief and her assistant, bullets ricocheting off his metallic skin. Several rounds later, Ryan was standing before the chief, "Are you quiet done yet?"
She thought about this for a second, pulled out her firearm, and shot Ryan a couple of times, even at point blank it had no visible effect. With that the chief nodded and looked up at what could be guessed was Ryan's face at the time being, "What do you want here?"
"Direct and to the point, I like that. What I want, is some pants. Oh, and not to be shot at again, it doesn't hurt, but it is annoying, and, um, not to be arrested or anything like that."
The chief was visibly shocked, "You don't want to conquer us, or to be taken to our leader?"
"What would be the point of that?" Ryan asked, "It's not like that will change anything…"
The officer who had been assisting the chief snuck around behind Ryan and pulled her gun, firing once to the back of Ryan's head.
"Could you please not do that?" Ryan turned around to face the woman, "I made a simple request, and I'd like to think that you are people of your word. Please, don't make me hurt you."
"What are you?"
Ryan held a mechanized hand in front of his face, "I don't quiet remember the word for it, techa-something or other, maybe, I don't know." He then reached out towards the woman, and with the tiniest flick of his wrist, rendered the officer unconscious.
"Now that we've finished with everything here, can we go somewhere less… conspicuous? I'd rather not make more of a scene then I already have."
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package net.festivoice;

import java.lang.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.net.*;

public class ChannelInfo implements IChannelInfo
{
	private String name;
	private HashMap<InetSocketAddress, UserInfo> users;
	private HashMap<InetSocketAddress, UserInfo> usersCache;

	/**
	 * @param n チャンネル名
	 */
	ChannelInfo(String n)
	{
		name = n;
		users = new LinkedHashMap<InetSocketAddress, UserInfo>();
		updateUsersCache();
	}

	public String getChannelName()
	{
		return name;
	}

	public Iterable<? extends IUserInfo> getUsers()
	{
		return usersCache.values();
	}

	/**
	 * ユーザーが登録されていなければ登録し、されていれば
	 * タイムアウトカウントをリセットする(keepalive)。
	 * @return ユーザーが新規登録されたらtrue
	 */
	public boolean userData(String name, InetSocketAddress addr)
	{
	//	UserInfo user = new UserInfo(name, addr);
		// 新規優先
		//user = users.put(addr, user);
		//return user == null;
		// 新規優先順番重視
	//	user = users.putIfAbsent(addr, user);
	//	if(user != null) {
	//		user.userData(name);
	//		return false;
	//	} else {
	//		return true;
	//	}
		// 既存優先
		//user = users.putIfAbsent(user, addr);
		//if(user != null) {
		//	user.resetTimeout();
		//	return false;
		//} else {
		//	return true;
		//}
		UserInfo userInfo = usersCache.get(addr);
		if(userInfo != null) {
			userInfo.userData(name);
			return false;
		}

		synchronized(users) {
			userInfo = users.get(addr);
			if(userInfo != null) {
				userInfo.userData(name);
				return false;
			}

			userInfo = new UserInfo(addr, name);
			users.put(addr, userInfo);
			updateUsersCache();
			return true;
		}
	}

	private void updateUsersCache()
	{
		usersCache = (LinkedHashMap)users.clone();
	}

	/**
	 * タイムアウトカウントをインクリメントし、limitに達したユーザーを削除する。
	 * @return ユーザーが1人でも削除されたらnot nil
	 */
	public Iterator<UserInfo> stepTimeout(int limit)
	{
		boolean updated = false;
		List<UserInfo> removed = null;

		synchronized(users) {
			for(Iterator<UserInfo> it = users.values().iterator(); it.hasNext(); ) {
				UserInfo user = it.next();

				if(user.stepTimeout() > limit) {
					if(removed == null) {
						removed = new ArrayList<UserInfo>();
					}
					removed.add(user);
					it.remove();
				}
			}

			if(removed != null) {
				updateUsersCache();
				return removed.iterator();
			}

			return null;
		}
	}

	public boolean isEmpty()
	{
		return usersCache.isEmpty();
	}
}


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Mag. 3.6 earthquake - Santa Ana Tututepec, Oaxaca, 4 km west of Santa Maria Acatepec, Villa de Tututepec de Melchor Ocampo, Mexico, on 2021-01-13 15:37:23 (Hora de México) -
Quake Data | Interactive map | User Reports | Earlier quakes in same area | Quakes in Mexico | Oaxaca | Mexico City
14 Jan 02:07 UTC: First to report: SSN after 4 hours.
Local time at epicenter: 2021-01-13 15:37:23 (Hora de México)
Epicenter latitude / longitude: 16.15°N / 97.55°W (Santa Ana Tututepec, Oaxaca, Mexico)
3 km (2 mi) WSW of Duva-Yoo (pop: 215) --> See nearby quakes!
4 km (2 mi) W of Santa Maria Acatepec (pop: 1,170) --> See nearby quakes!
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135 km (84 mi) SW of Oaxaca City (pop: 255,000) --> See nearby quakes!
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Primary data source: SSN (Servicio Sismológico Nacional)
Estimated released energy: 1.6 x 1010 joules (4.4 megawatt hours, equivalent to 3.79 tons of TNT) More info
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Mag. 3.6 earthquake - Santa Ana Tututepec, Oaxaca, 4 km west of Santa Maria Acatepec, Villa de Tututepec de Melchor Ocampo, Mexico, on 2021-01-13 15:37:23 (Hora de México)