The original Diablo was a groundbreaking game. Not in terms of graphics, sound or even gameplay, the latter of which was essentially patterned after the coin-op classic Gauntlet. What Diablo did for the industry was revitalize a dying genre -- that of the role-playing game or RPG. Like one of the decaying zombies found within the depths of Diablo's dungeons, the RPG was all but dead in 1995 as first-person shooter and real-time strategy titles asserted themselves in the mindset of computer gamers.
Blizzard changed this trend with a return to basics. Reminiscent of the pen-and-paper Dungeons & Dragons, players could assume the identity of a hero and delve into caves, crypts, and even the bowels of hell itself gathering experience points from killing monsters and amassing wealth. Controls were intentionally kept simple, boiling down to pointing at and then clicking on the monster to attack it. While magic spells and ranged weapons could also be used for strategy, the game never deviated too far from a hack-and-slash format.
The popularity of Diablo came from two areas: an array of unique items that could be found while dispatching the creatures and multiplayer support over the free service of Battle.net. Up to four players could work together to defeat the mighty Diablo, which at its best, meant cooperation, teamwork and camaraderie. A rogue could protect a fighter from afar by slinging arrows, while the mage could conjure walls of fire or lightning bolts to wear down beasties attacking in groups. In this way, Diablo felt more in common with a pen-and-paper game played with a few friends around the table than the majority of traditional computer RPGs.
Diablo II is more of an enhancement than a new game, so those who sneered at Diablo for being too simplistic or repetitive will likely curl their lips once more. Does it offer radically different gameplay? No, of course not. Blizzard knows well enough not to tinker too much with a successful formula, and as evidenced by the enormous success of their titles, few can argue with them. Diablo II replaces the four original characters with completely new classes and adds in an extra one for good measure.
Yet the biggest change is the in level design. Instead of taking place within one town (Tristram), Diablo II takes place in four themed levels that are considerably different in appearance. You'll wander across an arid desert, through a dank, rainy forest, and across green countryside until your eventual confrontation with Diablo on another plane. Architecture for each world seems patterned after realistic time periods and cultures -- the only thing missing is a snow-based level.
What makes the environments memorable is the fact you have to explore them before getting to the actual dungeons, which were the heart and soul of the first game. Since your character has to travel across the landscape before going down to the dungeons, the game feels more realistic and poses a new challenge: you might die before you get there.
Also new are skills, offering a level of customization that was sorely lacking in the original. Each character has individual abilities that can be enhanced whenever he or she increases in level. While you can complete the single-player game by concentrating on a few select skills, the diversity in abilities means you'll want to continue playing as a character if only to see the affects of learning new techniques. No two barbarians will be exactly alike; some will focus on developing certain skills to their fullest potential, while others will try to be as well rounded as possible.
Another enhancement is in the way your characters look. The attraction of the first game was the lure of new items as you hacked your way through the minions of evil. Said items are still a big part of Diablo II, but you get the added satisfaction of having them display correctly on your character. See the bone helmet on the ground? Equip your character with it and smile proudly as his or her head is encased in an animal skull. Weapons, shields and helms can also hold gems, the condition of which and the type will help influence its attributes.
Aside from the relatively similar look and feel of the game to the original, there isn't much to criticize. One particularly irksome feature, however, is the inventory management or lack thereof. Trying to fit all your wonderful toys into specific slots takes a degree of micromanagement that becomes rather cumbersome as time wears on. Also, multiplayer games were particularly difficult to join during the first month of release, but the promise of a cheat-free experience was well worth the wait. Up to eight companions can now play a game without the fear of dreaded ghosts, town-killers or other unsavory types looking to spoil a perfectly good dungeon romp.
All in all, Diablo II is certainly a worthy sequel to a title that excels at being one of the hardest games to stop playing. Those looking for detailed character and party management as well as a more intricate storyline and rewarding single-player experience should probably wait for Baldur's Gate II. But those who just want to get their licks in without committing significant hours of time will find Diablo II to be one of the more addictive games of 2000.
Graphics: The sprite-based graphics are not the game's strongest point, especially considering the release date. Still, there are some nice spell effects and the environments are well detailed.
Sound: The voices are well acted and the music is appropriate for each area you explore.
Enjoyment: While some will hunger for more in-depth role-playing elements, the amount of character customization you can do with the weapons and skills is a nice addition to the hack-and-slash combat.
Replay Value: With support for up to eight players and free multiplayer games on Battle.net, Diablo II scores high in replay value. Plus, each area has randomly constructed dungeons and item placement which only adds to the fun.


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Change-o-meter
Deploying Twitter to Cuba
Obama lifts a ban on telecom companies doing business with the island nation.
By Emily Lowe
April 14, 20094:22 PM
The Change-o-Meter is now a widget. You can add it to your blog, Web site, or profile with just a few clicks. (Shortcut for Facebook here.)Each time we publish a new column, the widget will automatically update to reflect the latest score.
Cuba, meet Facebook: New White House policies announced yesterday will dramatically ease restrictions on travel to and business with the island. The administration will also back off some previous demands that might make it easier to hold discussions with Iran. And conversations between the two most powerful labor groups in the United States produce major support for Obama's immigration agenda. Talk may be cheap, but today it racks up a 45 on the Change-o-Meter.
The White House yesterday unveiled major changes to U.S. policy toward Cuba that will waive travel limitations for Americans with family there and give American telecom companies access to the island nation. The opening up of airlines and airwaves represents a dramatic loosening of the restrictions that have characterized the Cuban-American relationship since the Kennedy administration. The telecom industry's new access to Cuba, compounded by Raúl Castro's decision last year to lift his brother's ban on cell phones, will create a flood of information into one of the last remaining Communist strongholds. And we've seen that where Twitter goes, revolution follows, so the policy change (and the fulfillment of a campaign promise) is good for 20 points on the 'Meter.
The New York Times reports that Obama plans to abandon a Bush-era demand that Iran put its nuclear program on pause in advance of talks between the two countries. Hoping to avoid reminders that the woman who is now his secretary of state once called such a move naive, Obama says he will pressure Iranian leaders to allow inspection of their nuclear facilities if the two countries decide to chat. Call the 'Meter naive as well, but given that it seems improbable Iran might halt nuclear production in order to discuss halting nuclear production, we award 10 points for moving ever closer to productive talks between the two mutually wary nations.
Meanwhile, the United States' two most powerful labor organizations have been talking, and Obama is reaping the benefits. Despite a historic rivalry, the AFL-CIO and the Change To Win federation have agreed on provisions for an overhaul of American immigration policy, which would include legalized status for undocumented immigrants currently living in the country. This is good news for Obama, who desperately needs the cooperation of labor groups to pass immigration reform. The labor movement proved in 2007 that reform couldn't succeed without their go-ahead, and Obama wins 15 more points on the Change-o-Meter for getting a powerful pair of groups to back him on an issue he has vowed to shoehorn into a busy year.
There's a lot to cover, so we want to hear your thoughts on what the Change-o-Meter should be taking into account. No detail is too small or wonky. E-mail may be quoted by name unless the writer stipulates otherwise.

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For each segment sponsored, one litter removal sign with the sponsor recognition panel is placed on the shoulder of the highway, facing traffic within each two or four mile segment. Signs have a scenic background and are constructed of metal and measure 60" x 48" in size.
The sponsor recognition panel measures 56" x 20." AHMC's art department will work with you to design your sponsor panel for the best visibility and exposure.
Signs are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
New Hampshire Average Daily Traffic counts (ADTs) reach up to 530,000 cars every day on some of New Hampshire's busiest roadways. With the average vehicle carrying 1.8 passengers, businesses that purchase a sponsorship in these areas are likely to receive upwards of 954,000 impressions every single day. That's the lowest cost per thousand (CPM) of any other outdoor media!
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When we rented in San Antonio last year our place had Cable TV but only 6 - 8 English channels - no American networks. Is it possible to get an "upgrade" cable package from the local supplier, and if so - what would be the cost?
The cable company has no upgrade package. What you can do is to try and rent a home with C-Band or with Star Choice. Direct TV and Sky TV are also Spanish with some English stations. No networks.
Depending on how long you will be here you might want to consider getting Star Choice and then selling the equipment when you leave. A lot of people do this. If you are Canadian, then buy it up there, get the dish here and get it installed here. You will save some money that way and still be able to get a fair price for it when you leave. Used prices are about $350-$400.


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Q: Can gradient descent work iteratively instead of simultaneously? When multivariate gradient descent is updating weight of single feature, why doesn't it project this new weight when updating weights of next features?
Let's say we have this example of gradient descent:

When θj is updated we use vector of all weights hθ in the formula. My question is: why we dont update  hθ after updating each feature weight?
Let me show an example:

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*we have vector of weights hθ which is following: [0.1, 0.3, 0.5]

*we update first weight 0.1. When updating this weight, we use this vector hθ is used in the formula. Lets say our new value for first weight is 0.2 after update.

*Now we should update second value, but as I understand it, usually we use the vector [0.1, 0.3, 0.5] as hθ in the formula. But wouldnt it be better to change hθ to [0.2, 0.3, 0.5] when updating the second weight?

I understand that this would made whole algorithm depending on order of features, but we could for example just shuffle randomly the order in which we update on each epoch to make it more 'order independent'.

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Wake up on the right side of the tent with the best camping cots
The inside story of the deadliest attack on a U.S. military base during the Iraq War
Dec 2, 2020 5:22 PM
Marine Corps to grunts: Please stop taking LSD
The Marine Corps is officially flying its 'most powerful' helicopter ever
A soldier was beheaded at Fort Bragg. Over a year later, the Army still doesn't know why
The legendary pistol that fought on both sides of WWII is back from the dead — and looking better than ever
Air Force maintainers are getting new 'janitor grey' coveralls
2 Marines killed, 17 injured in vehicle rollover near Camp Lejeune
There's an abandoned Air Force base with underground tunnels for sale on Facebook right now
Marine Corps says goodbye to its 'Island Warrior' infantry battalion after 80 years
The wild story of Marine legend Smedley Butler that you won't hear at boot camp
Air Force awards Bronze Star to captain who managed airfield during chaotic Kabul evacuation
Featured by Jarrod Mills, The Times-Tribune, Corbin, Ky.
By Jarrod Mills, The Times-Tribune, Corbin, Ky. Jun 17, 2020
The remains of an Army corporal are finally returning home from Korea after more than 65 years
After more than 65 years, The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) has announced that the remains of Corbin native and former Army Corporal Billie Joe Hash will finally return to his hometown


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2019 Best of Stark Player of the Year: Boys basketball
Anthony Mazzeo, Jackson, Senior
Established himself as one of the area's best clutch players, highlighted by a 30-point performance in Jackson's win at Green on Feb. 8 that clinched a share of the Polar Bears' fifth straight Federal League title. Eventually won the title outright. Averaged 18.1 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.4 assists. Shot 41.4 percent from 3-point range and 72.3 percent from the foul line. Made 100 more free throws from his junior season to his senior season (12 to 112) as his role changed from shooter and floor spacer to go-to scorer. Earned first-team honors for the Federal League and Northeast Inland District and third team All-Ohio. Scored 813 points, made 138 3-pointers and shot 43.1 percent from the arc for his career. Rotation player on Jackson's 2017 state championship team as a sophomore. Will play collegiately at Baldwin Wallace.


Blue Reflection looks even more like Sailormoon with swords in its lovely opening cutscene.
Today Gust released the opening cutscene of its upcoming JRPG Blue Reflection: Maboroshi Ni Mau Shojo no Ken.
The video is absolutely adorable, giving us a look on the rich cast of schoolgirls included in the game, and on the Sailormoon-like action.
You can check it out just below. If you want to see more, you can also enjoy a large batch of character trailers for Yuri Saiki, Chihiro Inoue, Shihori Sugamoto, Hinako Shirai, Yuzuki Shijou and Lime Shijou, Sanae Nishida Sarasa Morikawa, Mao Ninagawa and Ako Ichinose. You can also check out the latest screenshots and information here and some PS Vita gameplay.
Blue Reflection: Maboroshi Ni Mau Shojo no Ken launches on March 30th in Japan for PS4 and PS Vita. A western release has not been announced yet.


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No one heads to Phoenix looking for a cold winter. This is America's sunniest metropolis, with 211 rain–free days a year and an identity so tied to the heat that even the basketball team is called the Suns. While snow is extremely rare in Arizona's Valley of the Sun, the Sonoran Desert offers its own sort of winter wonderland. Each December, the Christmas cactus and desert mistletoe burst to life with succulent flowers and crimson berries fit for any wreath. At night, visitors can grab a hot spiced cider and a churro at the Desert Botanical Garden's annual Las Noches de las Luminarias. Set in rustic Papago Park—a hilly red–rock expanse bordering Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Tempe—the gardens glow with over 8,000 luminarias (paper bags lit from within by candles). "We don't get snow, and we don't wear big winter coats," says Event Director Marcia Flynn. "So we all need an event like this to get us into holiday mode." 1201 N. Galvin Parkway, dbg.org, admission $25, Dec. 1–30, select nights from 5:30–9:30 p.m.


The second line of sensory tools she mentions in the interview was launched in November of 2013. These chew necklaces are called SentioCHEWS and are also made in Canada with the same safety features as their first chew pendants called KidCompanions Chewelry. Why a second line of sensory tools?
PLEASE NOTE: The USA prices in the photos vary a bit with the value of our Canadian dollar on the day you place your order.
Now a designer from Nova Scotia has found a specific niche Pierrette d'Entremont (PDE) has invented a pendant that can be chewed and that is now sold all over the world. It has become a unique tool for children and even adults who have special needs. Nicole Laverne-Smith speaks about it…..
NLS: In West Pubnico, Pierrette d'Entremont is well known for her talents in jewelry design, but in her studio she shines with her absence and her display case is nearly empty.
PDE: I really don't have the time to make fine jewelry.
NLS: It's in this room in the back of the warehouse that she hides these days and she is very busy. She fills orders from clients from around the world who want to buy the chew pendant she has invented.
PDE: They are sensory tools that people use to calm themselves. Often children chew on them.
NLS: This oral-motor tool helps specifically autistic, hyperactive or OCD children finding their calm. It's her daughter with Tourette syndrome who gave her the idea.
PDE: She has many sensory problems and I noticed that she took her baby sister's chewy to mouth while watching television.
NLS: Pierrette realized that it was not only infants that need such a toy to mouth or to manipulate, children and adults do as well.
NLS: The success of the sensory tool surpassed Pierrette's expectations, selling around 5000 last year and hopefully double the count this year. She is now developing a chew pendant with materials that are more durable for children that are more aggressive chewers. The client's comments are encouraging….
PDE: Comments like "Thank you! my child has come from school today with a smile on his face for the first time in his life". It's like "Wow!" ..it's surprising. It's something that I would never heard when making Pearl jewelry.
NLS: Nicole Laverne-Smith, Radio Canada, West Pubnico.


The 18-year-old, who used to be named Eastern Swimmer of the Yr closing month, gained six gold medals eventually 12 months's Asian Video games and have been anticipated to problem for honors at her house Olympics.
"I used to be feeling unwell and urgently got here house from Australia, underwent trying out and the prognosis used to be leukemia," Ikee wrote on Twitter.
Ikee, the sector junior champion in 50 meter freestyle, 50m butterfly and 100m butterfly, will pass over the chance to compete on the senior Swimming Global Championships in Gwangju, South Korea, in July.
, who swam the quickest 100m butterfly and 2d quickest 50m butterfly on the planet closing 12 months, says she is going to now focal point on her restoration.
"I'm going to take a while off and concentrate on remedy and once imaginable I wish to display a fair more potent Rikako Ikee," she added.
Ikee's six gold medal haul is essentially the most gained by means of a feminine athlete at a unmarried Asian Video games. She additionally gained two silvers so as to add to her assortment.
North Korean shooter So Gin Guy, who gained seven golds and a silver at New Delhi in 1982, is the one athlete to have gained extra titles at one Asian Video games than Ikee.


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Irvine to sue the county over development proposed for land adjacent to the Great Park
Irvine to sue the county over massive development proposed for 108 acres
adjacent to the Great Park
By Irvine City News Staff
The Irvine City Council voted unanimously Tuesday, Nov. 14, to sue Orange County over its plan to develop 108 acres south of the Great Park. The project would create up to one million square feet of office space, 2,100 homes, 200,000 square feet of retail space, and a 242-room hotel. The Orange County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 on Nov. 14 to approve the project's environmental impact report and authorize leasing the land for the development. Supervisor Todd Spitzer voted against approving the project's EIR.
The parcel where the county wants to build was designated to support institutional facilities. One of the issues in the lawsuit will be whether land developments have to be approved by Irvine, the city it's in. The county claims it doesn't need city permission to change the use of county land.
City officials and others say the project will negatively impact plans for the Cultural Terrace at the Great Park, including the development of the permanent outdoor amphitheater, museum, a lake, a water park, and other potential projects, as well as impact traffic in the city.
Councilmember Christina Shea told voiceofoc.com that "We're going to do everything we can to defend our city, to defend from the huge increase of traffic they're going to bring to the city. All five of us are on board, all in agreement that this is not a good plan … if it takes us two to three years, we're going to spend the money to do it."
Representatives from Second Harvest Food Bank, which neighbors the 108 acres, say it would make it more difficult to feed the hungry. Others in opposition to the project include the Orange County Food Access Coalition, the Orange County Transportation Authority; Caltrans; the city of Laguna Beach; Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks; and FivePoint Communities.
More lawsuits against the project are anticipated.
"The city is very disappointed by the board's decision to proceed with this ill-conceived project in the face of so much community opposition," Irvine Mayor Don Wagner said after the closed-session vote to approve the litigation against the county. "We are prepared to take the steps necessary to protect the rights of Irvine residents and our quality of life which are threatened by the board's action today."
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I really hope Irvine prevails in this lawsuit. I just bought a home in the new Great Park development and work in Irvine, and just within the last year traffic has become increasingly bad. The intersection at Sand Canyon and I-5 is a mess, with 5 lights within 1,500 feet and a busy on/off ramp intersection. Traffic routinely backs up in both directions for several intersections. It doesn't help that the alternative, at Irvine Blvd and I-133 requires a toll. The lights in Irvine in general are very poorly synced, and don't seem to take into account daytime/nightime/rush hour fluctuations.
I can't imagine what traffic will be like once the Great Park build-out is complete, let alone adding another 108 acres of development!
Perhaps if they remove the toll at Irvine Blvd and add a few more Metrolink crossings...just too many bottlenecks.


In the current online edition of the journal Human Brain Mapping, Paul Thompson, senior author and a UCLA professor of neurology, and lead author Cyrus A. Raji, a medical student at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, and colleagues compared the brains of people who were obese, overweight, and of normal weight, to see if they had differences in brain structure; that is, did their brains look equally healthy.
The researchers used brain images from an earlier study called the Cardiovascular Health Study Cognition Study. Scans were selected of 94 elderly people in their 70s who were healthy not cognitively impaired – five years after the scan was taken. To define the weight categories, they used the Body Mass Index (BMI), the most widely used measurement for obesity. Normal weight people were defined as having a BMI between 18.5-25; overweight people between 25-30, and obese people greater than 30. The researchers then converted the scans into detailed three-dimensional images using tensor-based morphometry, a neuroimaging method that offers high resolution mapping of anatomical differences in the brain.


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Here Lies Outrage: Imelda musical triggers emotions online
By: Walter Ang - @inquirerdotnet
INQUIRER.NET U.S. Bureau / 07:59 AM January 23, 2023
"Here Lies Love," a disco pop musical about the life of Imelda Marcos and the People Power Revolution of the Philippines, is slated to begin performances on Broadway in June. WIKIPEDIA
NEW YORK — "Here Lies Love," a disco pop musical about the life of Imelda Marcos and the People Power Revolution of the Philippines, is slated to begin performances on Broadway in June, but the announcement of the musical's planned opening has sparked passionate reactions on social media platforms. The emotions range from confusion to fury about the show's premise.
"Here Lies Love" is a biographical musical featuring a score by David Byrne and Fatboy Slim. The musical's unique set design simulates a discotheque wherein audiences will have the option of standing and dancing instead of being seated. As soon as the show was announced, however, netizens started posting strongly worded comments, memes, animated GIFs, poems, links to articles, and screenshots or photos of old newspaper headlines to express feedback, on Facebook, Instagram (both @herelieslovebway) and Twitter (@herelieslovebwy, without the a).
Some comments have been enthusiastic ("Excited!!!!" "Sweet!" "Can't wait!") and others, curious ("I am intrigued!"). Some have asked how the show would be handling its subject matter: "Somebody pls tell me this is going to be satire."
On Twitter, numerous opinions have been emphatically against the show. "No," "EW" and "Booooooo" are just a few of statements among lengthier ones. User @kumukuan wrote, "Take out the first and last word from the musical's name and that's all anybody needs to know about this piece of sh_t."
The musical's social media accounts then released the following statement:
"What is the show about? The show tells the story of Imelda and Ferdinand Marcos' rise and fall into infamy, Ninoy Aquino, Martial Law and the People Power Revolution that ended the Marcoses' 20 year dictatorship.
"What is the show's history? The show's critically-acclaimed runs were at The Public Theater (New York) in 2013, the National Theater (London) in 2014 and Seattle Rep (Washington) in 2017.
"How is the story told? Through spectacular music and dynamic staging in an immersive club experience where young Filipinos and Filipino Americans explore, grapple with and interrogate a vital part of their history.
"Why now? History repeats itself. Democracies all over the world are under threat. The biggest threat to any democracy is disinformation, Here Lies Love offers a creative way of re-information — an innovative template on how to stand up to tyrant.
"Why on Broadway? We cannot tell the modern history of the Philippines without the United States. They're intertwined.
"Here Lies Love is an Anti-Marcos show. It is a pro-Filipino show, being told in a quintessential American form: the Broadway musical. Two cultures, two histories, continuing a centuries-old complicated dance."
On the show's Instagram account, user @johnfbau responded in a comment, "Salamat sa paglilinaw! Napakahalaga ang musical na ito lalo na't nakabalik ang mga Marcos sa mga makapangyarihang puwesto. Kailangang malaman at maunawaan ng publiko ang makatotoong kasaysayan para hindi ito maulit. (Thanks for the clarification. This musical is very important especially now that the Marcoses are back in power. The public must know and understand real history so that it will not be repeated."
User @keiraandrewsauthor, wrote in a comment, "I am baffled at the criticism that this show glorifies the Marcoses. As a white Canadian who basically only knew about the shoes before I saw this at the Public [Theater], my sympathies were entirely with Aquino and the Filipino people who suffered under the Marcos dictatorship. I can't wait to see this again on Broadway! It's more needed than ever."
User @ficassidy78 wrote, "Yassss! … This musical is even more relevant now especially with the things going on in the Philippines and the world."
Meanwhile, the show's worldwide virtual open call (i.e. auditions) for closes on Jan. 27, 2023. Details at https://tinyurl.com/HLLOpenCall.
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The Wolf Pack jumped out to a 2-0 first-period lead against the Bridgeport Sound Tigers Tuesday night at the XL Center, but the visitors recovered for a 3-2 shootout win.
Chris Bourque had the only goal of the shootout, cutting toward the middle from the right side and snapping a shot past Wolf Pack goaltender Marek Mazanec's catching glove. Sound Tiger netminder Christopher Gibson denied all three Hartford shooters, Ryan Gropp, Peter Holland and Lias Andersson.
All of the scoring came in the first 11:21 of the game, with the Wolf Pack jumping out to a quick 2-0 lead in the first 6:23 of the first period, only to see Bridgeport reply with a pair of goals of their own in a span of just 1:24.
Steven Fogarty opened the scoring just 1:13 in, on the rebound of a Vinni Lettieri shot. Gropp moved the puck into the Sound Tiger zone and sent it to Lettieri on the right side. His blast went off of the catching glove of Gibson and up in the air, and the rebound came to Fogarty in the slot. His quick shot cleanly beat Gibson.
Gropp then made it 2-0 at 6:23, with his third goal in 35 games on the year, an unassisted effort. He picked off a Kieffer Bellows pass near the blue line and moved to the slot from the left-wing side, before slipping a backhander through Gibson's pads.
The Sound Tigers cut the lead in half at 9:57, as Ryan Lindgren lost the puck in center ice and John Stevens carried down the right side in the Hartford zone, before firing a shot at the pads of Wolf Pack starting netminder Dustin Tokarski. The puck squeaked through his legs, and Connor Jones jammed it into the net from behind Tokarski.
Jeff Kubiak tied the score at 11:21, off of a 2-on-1 with Bourque. Bourque passed from the left side to Kubiak in the middle, and his shot got by Tokarski's catching glove.
That prompted the Wolf Pack to make a change in goal, with Mazanec coming in to replace Tokarski, who made four saves.
Mazanec blanked the Sound Tigers the rest of the way through regulation and overtime, stopping all 25 shots he faced, but Gibson was just as strong, finishing with 25 saves.
The Wolf Pack are back at the XL Center this Friday night, February 8, hosting the Syracuse Crunch in a 7:15 PM game. As at all Friday-night Wolf Pack home games, fans can enjoy $1 hot dogs, and $2 beers and fountain sodas, through the start of the second period, presented by Nomads Adventure Quest.
1st Period-1, Hartford, Fogarty 11 (Lettieri, Gropp), 1:13. 2, Hartford, Gropp 4 6:23. 3, Bridgeport, Jones 4 (Stevens, Rathgeb), 9:57. 4, Bridgeport, Kubiak 4 (C. Bourque, Koivula), 11:21. Penalties-Aho Bri (slashing), 13:17; Butler Hfd (hooking), 16:44.
2nd Period- No Scoring. Penalties-Rathgeb Bri (tripping), 11:24.
Shootout - Bridgeport 1 (St. Denis NG, Bourque G), Hartford 0 (Gropp NG, Holland NG, Andersson NG).
Shots on Goal-Bridgeport 9-9-11-2-1-32. Hartford 8-10-7-2-0-27.
Power Play Opportunities-Bridgeport 0 / 1; Hartford 0 / 2.
Goalies-Bridgeport, Gibson 12-9-4 (27 shots-25 saves). Hartford, Tokarski 10-6-2 (6 shots-4 saves); Mazanec 7-7-4 (25 shots-25 saves).
Referees-Jeremy Tufts (78), Terry Koharski (10).
Linesmen-Jesse Marquis (86), Robert St. Lawrence (10).


One is tempted to make certain assumptions about a restaurant named Bouillabaisse 126: One, that bouillabaisse is on the menu. Two, that that dish must be the particular pride and joy of the chef, no doubt a transplanted Marseillais. Three, that the place attracts that preternaturally skeptical breed of expat clientele, on the one hand curious to discover if their beloved seafood stew can be faithfully reproduced beyond fishnet-tossing distance of the Mediterranean; on the other hand, already certain it can't.
Would one be correct? Well, yes, no, and maybe.
Despite its name, Bouillabaisse 126 is purely a Brooklyn story, its hero, Neil Ganic, a Yugoslavian-born chef who made his name in the early nineties at La Bouillabaisse, a pioneering Atlantic Avenue bistro. In the dozen intervening years, Ganic reproduced variations of his winning formula in a half-dozen spots throughout the borough before disappearing from the culinary scene.
Then, last month, he made a full-fledged return, with a restaurant name and menu guaranteed to induce serious déjà vu in the minds and mouths of his loyal following. Bouillabaisse 126—the number is the street address in the burgeoning part of Brooklyn that's called, in the current confounding fashion, Carroll Gardens West, Red Hook, and, as Ganic and his partners prefer, the Columbia Waterfront District—joins old-timers like Ferdinando's Focacceria and newcomers like Schnäck, bringing Union Street an utterly unpretentious infusion of rustic French flavor.
The room is the unfussy Ganic's grandest yet, dramatically high-ceilinged and sparsely decorated, with baguettes stowed away in an armoire and a striped banquette cushion adding a jolt of color to the exposed brick and bistro-yellow walls. In characteristic style, the day's menu is presented on large blackboards lugged around the room by genial servers and heaved against the chunky wood tables, and despite daily additions and subtractions, it retains all the chef's time-tested signatures: slabs of Gorgonzola girding a wine-poached pear; tender, golden crab cake, embellished with artful dabs of red-pepper aïoli, mustard, and diced-tomato salsa; that eponymous seafood stew (more on that later).
Ganic has a knack for turning out satisfying, homey but refined dishes that value flavor over frills. One night's foie gras appetizer was an elegant exception: smooth, delicious pâté, ringed with a reduction of blueberry and black currant, garnished with a couple of buttery sautéed prunes and the daintiest dot of spicy mustard. Perfection. There's a seafood chowder, of course. Mussels marinière, with a sop-worthy broth that invites repeated and prolonged bread dipping. Flaky, tender fish fillets—red snapper in a tomato-based Provençal sauce or poached cod in a cream-touched one—each served with lush mashed potatoes and the unexpectedly delicious vegetable of the day, like tender sautéed leeks or cauliflower gratin.
Despite the abundance of worthy alternatives—including non-piscatory ones, like a winter-hearty lamb shank with rough-cut red-cabbage relish, and filet mignon au poivre—it's hard to resist the dish the restaurant's named for, no matter how much the recipe veers from tradition.
And it's bound to. Even the French can't agree on what should and shouldn't go into a proper bouillabaisse. As P. G. Wodehouse put it, "In bouillabaisse you are likely to find almost anything, from a nautical gentleman's sea-boots to a small China mug engraved with the legend 'un cadeau (a present) de (from) Deauville (Deauville).' " While Ganic holds firmly to the belief that edible ingredients make for the tastiest bouillabaisse, his is a version unlikely to mollify a Marseillais. This is mainly because by adding only a few chunks of a single type of fish (cod, snapper, or bass), he avoids the delicate issue of what species should be substituted for rascasse, conger eel, and other bouillabaisse-approved components. But who really cares? By any name, it's still a delicious seafood stew overflowing with mussels, scallops, shrimp, and lobster all luxuriating in saffron-flavored broth.
When the dessert chalkboard makes its rounds, heed the suggestion to go for the chocolate-soufflé cake. Ganic is also known, mysteriously, for his double-boiler rice pudding, but two separate attempts at the heaping helping left us baffled by the sourish tinge and crunchy texture. It's one thing to tamper with French classics, but when it comes to the arena of old-fashioned American desserts, even the most beloved local legend had better watch his step.
Ideal Meal: Crab cake, bouillabaisse or poached cod, chocolate-soufflé cake. Notes: BYOB for now.
Hours: Dinner, 5:30 to 10:45 p.m.
Prices: Appetizers, $5 to $8; entrées, $9 to $19.


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Seaton net 'derby honours' - wins too for Chardstock, Feniton, Upottery and Axminster - Tolchards Devon League round-up from match day 13 fixtures
The view from the scorebox at Newton Poppleford CC. Picture STEVE BIRLEY
The big East Devon 'derby' on matchday 13 of the Tolchards Devon League B Division campaign ended very much in favour of hosts Seaton as Kilmington were beaten by a margin of 90 runs.
Action from Newton Poppleford's CC ground as Sidmouth III take on Bradninch II. Picture STEVE BIRLEY
It all means that Seaton, who have four games remaining in their campaign, stay top and sit 30 points clear in terms of the race for a place to play in next season's second tier of the Devon League.
Batting first, Seaton were led to 213-8 by another splendid Matt Hewer innings of 73. Ryan Dawe (28) and Josh Cann (24), the latter back playing again after bagging a nasty injury playing football for Dunkeswell Rovers at the end of the ;past football season, made telling contributions. Then, it was over to the bowlers as Ben Libby claimed 4-21 and Joel Seward, 2-7 as Kilmington were bundled out for 128.
On a 'disappointing' day for Kilmington, skipper Brett Garner claimed 3-34 with the ball while Ollie Reed top scored with the bat with his knock of 24.
In C Division East Whimple suffered a narrow 18 run defeat on their visit to Braunton where the home side batted first and closed on 218. The new ball honours for Whimple, went to father-and-son Lee and Kalann Nessling and it was Nessling senior who topped the returns with his 3-44 from nine. Sam Jefferson, on as second change, returned figures of 3-58 from nine over and the other wicket takers were; Matt Richards (2-25), Kalann Nessling(1-22) and Cameron Kidd (1-63).
A set of cricket stumps ahead of the start of play in a Tolchards Devon Cricket League match,. Picture STEVE BIRLEY
The Whimple run chase was hit by the loss of Kevin Thompson, trapped leg before with the score on two, but skipper Ben Silk joined Nathan Kidd and they got their side right back into the contest with a partnership of 61 before Silk (15) became the second wicket down. Fourteen runs later Cameron Kidd fell for 13, but then Sam Jefferson joined opener Kidd and they took the game back to the hosts, taking the reply to 134 when Jefferson fell for 27. Oli Wellesley was next man in - and out - as he was run out for 13 with the total then 152-5. However, while Kidd was still there Whimple were very much 'in the game', but, when he was sixth man out, fell for, stumped for a superb 83, the odds fell back in favour of the home team. The tail wagged, but only to an all out total of 200 with Kalann Nessling the final wicket to fall, caught for eight, leaving last man Matt Richards the not out batsman on nought.
There was a tremendous win for Chardstock in D Division East as they inflicted only a third defeat on table-topping Clyst St George and boosted their own promotion hopes - seeing off the Bohea Field men by a margin of 60 runs.
Batting first, Chardstock suffered the early loss of opener Edward Pyman, caught without troubling the scorers, but they recovered to an all out score of 195 in 43.5 overs. Steve Allsopp top scored with a 110-ball, eight boundary 63 and the 'best of the rest' from the home batsmen was a knock of 40 from Tom Warren.
Clyst St George, who have in their ranks as their opening batsmen the entire Tolchards League leading run scorer this season in Sam Read, got off to a terrific start in the run chase.
However, with young Read just seven runs short of reaching 1,000 league runs before the end of July - he was caught by Edward brown off Nick Taylor for 63 and the visitors were 92-1.
The loss of Read was crucial for the visitors then slipped to 119-6 and could not recover as they bowled out for 139 in just 31.4 overs. It was second change Gary Larcombe who orchestrated the downfall of the table-toppers as he claimed a 'fivefer', finishing with figures of 5-17 from nine overs! Nick Taylor (2-39), James Pyman (2-52) and Richard Pyman (1-11) were other wicket takers.
In the same division, Feniton all-rounder Jack Tucker had a fine day with both bat and ball as Feniton beat hosts Clyst Hydon by 114 runs. Batting first, it was Tucker who top scored with a knock of 85 from the number five berth as Feniton closed on 300-6 from their 45 overs.
Tucker's splendid knock apart, the other main contributions came from Mark Russell (40), John Buckland (32no) and Alex Frankpitt (25).
Tucker then took the new ball and proceeded to claim 3-27 from 8.1 overs as the home side were bowled out for 186 in 33.1 overs. The other Feniton wicket takers were; Mark Russell (2-18), Adrian Pullin (2-38), Jon Pyle (1-14) and Sam Vincent (1-21).
Upottery were 104 run winners when they hosted Kentisbeare, a victory that sees the Glebe Park men sitting in a promotion spot with five games - and 100 points - to play for.
Jack Larcombe (95) and Matt Broom (91) made sure that Upottery posted a healthy total of 264-4 and then Paul Wakefield (4-28) and James Mitchum (2-17) combined to bowl the visiting side out for 160.
Honiton suffered a three wicket defeat on their D Division East visit to Sampford Peverell and Tiverton despite a superb all-round effort from skipper James Pickard.
Batting first in Mid Devon, Pickard top scored with 85 and Kev Kelly chipped in with 32 as Honiton were bowled out for 185, but that was not sufficient to see them to a much-needed win as the home side got home with three wickets and nine balls to spare.
Pickard was the pick of his side's bowlers with a return of 3-33 from eight and the other wicket takers were; Ian Kelly (2-23), Kev Kelly (1-45) and Adam Holmes (1-11).
Axminster claimed a five wicket win over Thorverton 2nds and now require just 56 more points fro the five games (100 points) remaining in the E Division season to move up a division next year.
Visiting Thorverton opted to bat first and were bowled out for 160 on 37.3 overs. First change Dominic Goodhew (3-26), Dave Hayball (2-12), Wayne Jenkins (2-35), Robin Ellis (1-25) and Alex Wraight (1-32) claimed the wickets.
In the run chase, Axminster lost Andrew Guppy (14) with the total on 28, but then skipper Paul Miller joined Karl Hurst and the pair took the score to 116 before Hurst fell for an 89-ball 65, hitting no fewer than 13 fours in his innings.
Three more home wickets were lost with the fall of Brad Conway (3), Ben Webb (5) and Dominic Goodhew (2), but, crucially skipper Miller was not form moving and he was still there, unbeaten on 49, as the Axemen chalked up a 10th success of the league campaign.


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According to a media report, Maurizio Arrivabene, team principal of the Scuderia Ferrari Formula 1 team, could move to Juventus Football Club.
At present, Juventus is looking for a new general director. Exor, the holding company behind Ferrari and Juventus, has released a list of 9 candidates for the role with Juventus. Maurizio Arrivabene has been featured in the list.
Arrivabene took over as the team principal of Ferrari in 2014. Of late, he has been under pressure as the team has failed to win a championship. The 2018 World Drivers' Championship and World Constructors' Championship also appears to be slipping away from the team. With five races to go in the 2018 season, Mercedes leads Ferrari by 53 points in the Constructor's Championship.
In September 2018, Ferrari announced that it would replace Kimi Raikkonen with Charles Leclerc. It is said that the Scuderia board wanted to bring Leclerc into the team, while Arrivabene wanted to retain Raikkonen.


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The Power Index: … and at #10, reformist judge Wayne Martin
When it comes to wielding influence, Wayne Martin puts almost every other judge in Australia to shame. He's handed down controversial verdicts (including granting a quadriplegic the right to die), made his court the most open in the land, and been an outspoken advocate for indigenous Australians and the mentally ill. Greg Barns, barrister and […]
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When it comes to wielding influence, Wayne Martin puts almost every other judge in Australia to shame. He's handed down controversial verdicts (including granting a quadriplegic the right to die), made his court the most open in the land, and been an outspoken advocate for indigenous Australians and the mentally ill.
Greg Barns, barrister and president of the Australian Lawyers Alliance, says Martin is probably the most progressive judge in the country.
"Wayne Martin has been terrific," Barns told The Power Index. "He's broken the mould of the court's traditional conservatism. Because of that he's influential."
So influential that The Power Index understands Martin's willingness to challenge the status quo has led to friction behind the scenes between him and the Liberal WA government, particularly WA Attorney General Christian Porter. Hostilities have, however, eased in recent months.
Barns says he has been particularly impressed by Martin's decision to ban lawyers from wearing wigs (he's the first judge in Australia to do so) and to allow cameras into the courtroom. Martin gave permission for Today Tonight to spend a week filming proceedings in the WA Magistrates Court in 2009; last year he allowed ABC documentary-makers to film a Supreme Court murder trial. He also provides media outlets with audio of his judges' sentencing remarks and has answered live questions from talkback radio listeners.
"He's quite a formidable character," said WA Law Reform Commission chair Mary Anne Kenny. "He's a reformer and a strong personality. He's passionate about making the law more accessible to the general public."
Whereas most judges recoil from weighing into public debate, Martin regularly speaks out on contentious issues. He has declared time-sheet forgery rife in the legal profession and called for law firms to reduce their dependence on "billable hours" — a practice he says builds distrust between lawyers and the general community. He has also made a radical proposal for judges to sit in with juries to help guide them through their deliberations.
His principle preoccupation is tackling the over-representation of indigenous Australians and the mentally ill in his state's jails. Aborigines make up only 3.5% of the WA population but account for 40% of adult prisoners and 76% of juvenile detainees. Martin has called for Aboriginal community courts to be rolled out across the state and warned that detention for young indigenous offenders should only be used as "a last resort".
He's also argued that sending mentally ill offenders to jail for minor crimes is often inhumane, expensive and ineffective. He wants to see specialist mental health courts and laws enacted to protect those who are unable to enter a plea from serving inordinate time behind bars.
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U.S.A. v. FLOYD RAYMOND LOOKER
In Re PAUL ANDREW MITCHELL FOIA REQUEST
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In Re BANKRUPTCY OF NEW LIFE HEALTH CENTER COMPANY
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For most businesses, making sure the right people have access to the right systems is important. For a bank, it's critical.
Identity and access management can be a data challenge, especially if a bank has thousands of employees. For an identity management system to manage permissions effectively, it needs to connect to many other different systems - over 6,000 in the case of one customer - and keep track of large volumes of constantly changing data.
One banking customer was already working with Oracle Identity Manager (OIM), but to transform data into a format OIM could understand required a large development team and a cumbersome process of getting scripts into production. Using CloverDX to build a more automated, scalable system meant that the development team could instead build repeatable, configurable templates that could be passed on to the business team who could then handle the majority of the identity management work.
For another customer, the problem was almost the opposite. Their system for validating user permissions relied too much on one team member managing the script, leading to business risk and a lack of transparency. CloverDX helped the bank quickly implement what they required, avoiding months of deployment, set up time and training.
Whatever the size of the organization or the scale of the identity management job, the flexibility of a data integration solution to handle different data sources and processes can provide a much more intuitive, collaborative platform from which to monitor information security.


Both Junior Training (Monday nights at Loreto from 6-7pm) and Open trainings at Ballarat Grammar from 7pm Tuesday nights will start from week of February 11th.
The 2019 Social Volleyball competition will kick off this Monday February 4th at Loreto College from 7pm. Bring a friend new to volleyball to play for free!


The move towards sustainable construction is part of the EU's shift towards a new industrial policy.
The recent Communication on competitiveness of the construction sector identified the sector's main challenges up to 2020 in terms of investment, human capital, environmental requirements, regulation and access to markets.
The Communication prescribes the development of new European standards for sustainability criteria related to construction products and processes to accelerate the transition from research to market.
The European Commission has also prepared a Communication on Sustainable Buildings and an impact assessment. The initiative's general objective is to reduce the environmental impact of buildings by improving the overall resource efficiency and, as a consequence, improving the related competitiveness of construction businesses.
Some years ago, the European Commission mandated the development of European standards for the assessment of the environmental performance of construction products. These standards are now published and in use by the construction products industry who produce and communicate the Environmental Product Declarations of their products.
ISOPA recommends working towards compatibility between PEF, the European standards and the new initiative.
ISOPA insist the Commission should recognise that the construction industry is far more advanced in its efforts. Many product groups, including thermal insulation, are already working on specific product category rules based on the horizontal CEN standards.


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Horasis, a leading international think tank, brought together over 1,000 leading global figures virtually on June 8 to discuss how the coronavirus pandemic can be used to make a fresh start toward developing a more human-centered, cooperative approach to existing challenges.
The participants—which included senior politicians, Fortune 500 CEOs, and social and entrepreneurial leaders—specifically discussed the theme of "Fostering a Shared Humanity" in times of great uncertainty.
Dr. Frank-Jürgen Richter, chairman of Horasis, said the 2021 Horasis Global Meeting was organized as the world is at a crossroads where increased international collaboration is needed more than ever to explore a path forward post-pandemic and resolve pressing issues such as economic inequality and climate change.
"The Horasis community of world leaders will be instrumental in formulating actionable plans to lead the global community toward a prosperous, egalitarian future," he added.
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In one of the sessions, Armenian President Armen Sarkissian, Ghanaian Foreign Affairs Minister Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, Slovenian Labor Minister Janez Cigler Kralj, and Latvia Education Minister Ilga Suplinska spoke about how the opportunity offered by the current critical juncture in history should be seized to find shared solutions to the challenges facing businesses, governments, and humanity at large.
In addition, former Ecuadorian president Rosalía Arteaga Serrano and former Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe shared their views about how the positive aspects of COVID-19 vaccine development can lead to the promotion of multilateralism across the world.
Former Finnish prime minister Esko Aho and former Latvian president Vaira Vike-Freiberga debated how greater trust and a deeper shared view of humanity can be developed between citizens and governments.
Other topics on the agenda of the conference included the future of Europe and the role it can play in the global context after the coronavirus experience, global cooperation on medical research, resetting corporate strategies to achieve profitability and global public betterment, digital technologies and the recovery of the travel and tourism sector, and under-representation of women in top jobs.
In the closing plenary session, potential ways to maintain the impetus for inclusive global development, promote fair globalization, and achieve equitable growth and well-being were discussed.
"Tech forces, societal forces, ESG forces: these and more are really driving change. But are these pressures enough to enact change in political quarters?" asked Lynn C. Fritz, proprietor, Lynmar Estate, USA.
Lord Karan Bilimoria, president, Confederation of British Industry, United Kingdom, said, "It's not good enough to be the best in the world, but to be the best for the world."
Bilimoria mentioned that he is driven during the pandemic by what he calls the '7 Cs': calm, confidence, communication, collaboration, community, compassion, and cash.
The chairman of Horasis emphasized the significance of unity, especially in times of disruption, saying, "We need to unite and we have to join hands to tackle the challenges of the pandemic, climate change, and division within society."
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Launched in 2016, the annual Horasis Global Meeting is one of the world's foremost discussion forums, offering an ideal platform to explore and foster cooperation, impact investing and sustainable growth across the world.
The summit—hosted annually in the seaside resort town of Cascais, Portugal—moved online due to the pandemic.
Besides its flagship event, the organization hosts the Horasis Extraordinary Meeting, the Horasis India Meeting, the Horasis China Meeting, the Horasis Asia Meeting, and the annual gatherings of the Horasis Visionary Circle—a peer-to-peer group of the world's most successful entrepreneurs and business leaders.
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Towards a greener European hospitality: the new EU 2030 climate target and the "renovation wave" strategy
In her first State of the Union address, President Von der Leyen announced the plan to raise the EU 2030 climate target from 40% to 55% – sustainable development is among the hospitality industry's top priorities and, of course, on September we welcomed the Commission's proposal.
Nonetheless, for businesses in the industry to remain competitive and climate-friendly at the same time, HOTREC believes that the sector needs proportionate measures and new EU tools to finance this transition – especially when it comes to micro-enterprises and SMEs.
Moreover, a "renovation wave" for Europe was announced by the Commission on 14 October, presenting a new strategy that will boost renovations in the public and private building sector – one of the largest energy consumers in Europe. The main aim is to double annual energy renovation rates in the next ten years. The Commission Communication will be discussed by the Council, the European Parliament, other EU institutions and stakeholders. The discussions will cover legislative and non-legislative measures and will involve action at EU, national, local and regional level.
HOTREC fully supports the strategy, as the renewal of buildings is a top priority of our sustainability agenda. We call now on Member States to include the renewal of buildings as part of their respective national recovery plans.
We hope this new strategy will help the European hospitality to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve the well-being of owners, workers and guests.
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Q: JIRA Rest API Notifications not Leaving Comments in Ticket I'm currently using the JIRA Rest API to send a notification to a specified user. The problem is that if the user replies to the notification in the email it doesn't create a comment in the ticket. It just replies to the email of the user I'm logged in as. Anyone know how I can make email replies to my api notifications create JIRA comments? Here is my current code:
import requests

url = "https://jiraserver.atlassian.net/rest/api/2/issue/{issue_key}/notify"

notify_data = {
        "subject": "Duis eu justo eget augue iaculis fermentum.",
        "textBody": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque eget venenatis elit. Duis eu justo eget augue iaculis fermentum. Sed semper quam laoreet nisi egestas at posuere augue semper.",
        "htmlBody": "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque eget venenatis elit. Duis eu justo eget augue iaculis fermentum. Sed semper quam laoreet nisi egestas at posuere augue semper.",
        "to": {
            "users": [
                {
                    "name": "JIRA user"}]
        },

    }

requests.post(url,auth=('jira_username','jira_password'), json=notify_data)

P.S. I am able to create comments in tickets if I reply to email notifications that I receive by manually updating an issue in JIRA (eg changing assignee) but not if I reply to the notification created through the API. Here is the API documentation that I used for notifications: https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/REST/cloud/#api/2/issue-notify. Anyone know what I'm missing?

A: After some experimenting I was able to resolve this issue by putting the Issue key in the subject, and setting up a listener on JIRA (settings cog -> system -> incoming mail -> Set up mail server and handler). This will cause replies to the jira notification to create comments.


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Axis Of Oversteer: Malaysian GP preview with telemetry.
Malaysian GP preview with telemetry.
A nice feature of the new Ferrari web site are lap guides for every track on the calendar with access to selectable telemetry and commentary from test driver Marc Gene.
What I find most interesting here is the difference in driving style between Massa and Raikkonen evidenced by their telemetry throttle traces from 2008. Kimi always brakes earlier but is consistently able to get to full throttle sooner. Raikkonen's trace is green, Massa's in yellow.
Kimi is faster at beginning of lap, that's why i seems to break and accelerate sooner, but in fact he is at different position for a given time.
At the start of 2008 Massa went off and spun the car a bunch just as traction control was removed. I think he had adapted his driving style too much to the TC. He obviously improved as the season progressed. The graph looks to me like Kimi has more confidence applying the throttle. I bet if you looked the data for 2009 Massa would be closer or equal to Kimi in throttle application.
Either way, that is a really cool feature.
Well, it's true we know too little to make any definitive comments, who knows what laps those are and especially if they a under the same conditions. It is amusing to speculate though. Reminds me a bit of that famous Schumacher documentary from his Renault days with Johnny Herbert as "the other guy".
According to the website, the telemetry was taken from the race and were only one lap apart, (Massa lap 38 Kimi lap 37). This should mean that their fuel loads would be about the same and the conditions nearly identical.


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Home / Machinist Photos / This CNC crash comes from @clgoncalves78. "Got a tool crash for you on a vf3. The tool holder welded to the shaft in the 4th axis." Nice video. I'll show some pictures closer later. Thanks for sharing!
This CNC crash comes from @clgoncalves78. "Got a tool crash for you on a vf3. The tool holder welded to the shaft in the 4th axis." Nice video. I'll show some pictures closer later. Thanks for sharing!