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A Woman's Game: The Rise, Fall, and Rise Again of Women's Soccer (Hardcover)
By Suzanne Wrack
A compelling and comprehensive history charting the rise, fall, and rise again of women's soccer
Women's soccer is a game that has so often been relegated to the margins in a world fixated on gender differences above passion and talent. It is a game that could attract 50,000 fans to a stadium in the 1920s, was later banned by England's Football Association grounds for being "unsuitable for females," and has emerged as a global force in the modern era with the US Women's National Team leading the charge.
A Woman's Game traces this arc of changing attitudes, increasing professionalism, and international growth. Veteran journalist Suzanne Wrack has crafted a thoroughly reported history which pushes back at centuries of boundaries while celebrating the many wonders that women's soccer has to offer.
With the enormous success of the World Cup, 82 million US viewers for the USWNT against Netherlands in the 2019 World Cup Final, enlightened and outspoken players like Megan Rapinoe helping raise the profile of the game across the world, and a fully professional top-tier league going from strength to strength in both the US and the UK, the time cannot be better for this in-depth look at the beautiful game.
Suzanne Wrack covers women's soccer for The Guardian and previously worked as a Senior Broadcast Journalist for BBC Sport. She was shortlisted Sports Journalist of the Year at the British Press Awards 2019, for the Football Supporters Federation Writer of the Year in both 2018 and 2019, and was highly commended in the Media Initiative of the Year category at the 2018 Women's Sport Trust 'Be A Game Changer' awards.
"This book celebrates [the women's game], and the teams and individuals who helped the sport develop into today's nationally and internationally recognized phenomenon" — Times Literary Supplement
"This book is a good examination of sports within a larger historical context and a serious look at the future of the women's game." — World Soccer Talk
""It's not a PR job for the sport, pointing, as it does, to the innumerable problems that the women's game still faces, and suggesting a path ahead and a way of addressing them" — The Irish Times
Publisher: Triumph Books
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History / Women
Sports & Recreation / Coaching / Soccer
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This Could Be the Nintendo Switch Mini's Final Design
By Don Reisinger 20 June 2019
An accessory maker is teasing renders of what it claims to be the Nintendo Switch Mini.
Nintendo has been rumored for quite some time to be working on a budget-friendly Nintendo Switch Mini. And if a new leak is accurate, we might just be feasting our eyes on it right now.
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A China-based gaming accessories company called Honson has posted images of what are claimed to be the upcoming Nintendo Switch Mini. Nintendo hasn't confirmed the console even exists, of course, and so we should take this with the proverbial grain of salt.
The console in the renderings doesn't look very legit, and there's a separate black render from Honson that looks completely different from the gray ones it mocked up. Ars Technica earlier discovered the leak.
When you evaluate the pictures, the first thing you'll notice is how different the Nintendo Switch Mini is to the Nintendo Switch. The Joy-Con controllers that you can attach to the side of the Nintendo Switch are missing in the Nintendo Switch Mini pictures. Instead, Nintendo has apparently opted for a single unit with the controls built in that are also unable to be removed. It's an interesting development and one that could make the Nintendo Switch Mini feel more like a standard handheld akin to the Nintendo 3DS than a smaller version of the Switch.
Aside from that, it appears Nintendo has opted for a gray finish in the device, though other colors are likely. And it's tough to say from the pictures just how big the screen is on the Nintendo Switch Mini. It's hard to tell whether the Nintendo Switch Mini will have docking capabilities, but considering that's the core feature in the Nintendo Switch, it would make sense if it does.
But before we get too far ahead of ourselves, we should note that Honson might not be working off the same script as Nintendo and what you see above is a guess at what the company has planned when the Nintendo Switch Mini launches. That is, if it ever launches. There's also talk of Nintendo unveiling a new console, which could be known as the Nintendo Switch 2, and that might be the company's focus instead of a miniature version of its popular console.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health issued the following statement on Thursday:
"Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine today announced the first confirmed case of the COVID-19 variant, SARS-CoV-2 B.1.1.7, in Pennsylvania. The confirmed case is in Dauphin County. This variant is the same one that was first discovered in England in December.
This individual tested positive after known international exposure. A case investigation and contact tracing were performed to identify, inform and monitor anyone who was in close contact with this individual. The individual had mild symptoms, which have since been resolved while they completed their isolation at home.
"Pennsylvania has been preparing for this variant by working closely with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and has been sending 10-35 random samples biweekly to the CDC since November to study sequencing and detect any potential cases for this new COVID-19 variant," Dr. Levine said. "Public health experts are in the early stages of working to better understand this new variant, how it spreads and how it affects people who are infected with it.
"There is still much to learn about this new variant, so we need to remain vigilant and continue to urge Pennsylvanians to stop the spread by washing their hands, practicing social distancing, avoiding gatherings, downloading COVID Alert PA and answering the call. Stay calm, stay alert and stay safe."
The COVID-19 virus, also known as SARS-CoV-2, mutates regularly as virus mutation is common. According to the CDC, this new variant was recognized in the United Kingdom in mid-December 2020. As public health experts continue to study this new variant, they expect that all currently available diagnostic tests will detect the variant as COVID-19 and that the COVID-19 vaccines with federal Emergency Use Authorizations will remain effective against this variant as well."
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by rayansport.onlinePosted on October 7, 2022
"Beeela from heaven": this was the introduction to the messages that Isabela Cerqueira received from customers who bought sex toys and gave feedback about incredible orgasms, improved relationships and confidence, and even first orgasms and syringe. Besides being the reason for the nickname, it's what motivates the 27-year-old businesswoman, who left CLT to become CEO of sexual wellness brand Good Vibres.
She graduated in production engineering, and by 2020, the young woman was working in a multinational company. With the pandemic, she decided to try something new and her own with one of the topics she always liked to discuss among her friends: sexuality. Karioka opened the page to talk to her followers about the topic. Today, she is a graduate student in sexuality and runs a company with eight employees, and the stock of vibrators sold out in record time.
Earning much more than when she had an official contract, Bela still has the return that motivates her the most every day: changing the sex lives of thousands of women. On Instagram, the Good Vibres profile has 94,300 followers and "xxters" – the nickname of super engaged and loyal customers.
THE little shame spoke with the CEO about entrepreneurship, being a woman on the erotic market and the taboos that segment still faces in society. Check:
How did your interest in sexuality begin? Growing up, were you always open to talking about the subject and did you approach it naturally?
I have always been very curious, and it would be no different with my sexuality. I wanted to understand my body, how it functions, because it is our home for the rest of our lives. In these investigations of self-knowledge, I found the clitoris and its 8 thousand nerve endings. I remember that I experienced the feeling of orgasm at a very young age, but the classic "hands off, girl" reproached me, which hinders the development of healthy sexuality in women. My family wasn't very open and we didn't talk about it much.
However, curiosity led me to want to know more, to enjoy talking about sex. I considered this to be something natural, however, when I brought up the topic in conversation with friends, I realized that this is not the reality for most people.
When did you have the impulse to start a sex toy company and Good Vibres was born?
The difficulties in talking about sex with my friends showed me the criticality of the taboo surrounding the subject, a reflection of generations of women who were not taught to enjoy orgasm, starting with sexuality, but also thinking about several other aspects of life. Why not change this scenario?
How did the company come about?
Good Vibres was born out of a desire to help people experience their sexuality in a healthier and happier way. When the pandemic came, I was still working in a multinational company, but I always wanted to take action and leave a bigger legacy to society. Fortunately, I was born with privileges, the result of the work of generations of women in my family, and I felt obliged to share them with others.
The sexual aspect was a lot of pain and could help. In May 2020, I created @xxt.pwr, an Instagram page to talk about sexuality in an open way, expanding the circle of conversation with my friends for everyone who wants to hear and talk about sex without taboos.
How did the site grow?
The site grew much faster than I imagined. I have repeatedly expressed my passion for sex toys and how crucial they were in my process of sexual self-discovery. Because of this, many people began to seek advice on erotic articles for this purpose. However, it was difficult to find quality, affordable products aimed at personal satisfaction on the market. Then I saw an opportunity to turn that passion into a company. In October of that year, I quit my job at CLT and opened Good Vibres in the back room of my house.
Since then, what are the main changes and evolutions you've noticed in the brand?
Good Vibres is two years old. Since then, I've managed to transform a company that started with just me in the back room of my house into a company with eight employees, working in a super comfortable and inspiring office. We've already moved twice in this time to support the growth of Good Vibres and every time I think about this trajectory, I get emotional.
In 2022, we have more than doubled our income from the previous year to date. I received recognition for my work as a businesswoman when I was invited to become a member of the Business Council for Electronic Commerce and Retail of the Trade Association of Rio de Janeiro (ACRJ). Being able to contribute to the creation of jobs and become the executive director of an institution with 212 years of tradition was a turning point in my career as an entrepreneur.
We help thousands of people face their sexuality in a healthier and more positive way. We receive reports daily from people who experienced their first orgasm with our products, others thank you for bringing up the subject with such ease and courage.
Is customer feedback good? Does it help motivate you to continue?
it is great! This is what motivates us the most, knowing that we are making a difference in the lives of so many women. Our followers usually talk to us as if we were friends, it's an exchange and it's very aggregating. Interesting fact: many reports started with the phrase "Beautiful from the sky, …", expressing their happiness by talking about their experience with the product. Over time, the term Bela do Céu became popular among xxters and I accepted a new name for everything. Right now I'm listening to Bela do Cé more than Isabel Cerqueira, she's crazy but I love her!
What tools do you use today to go deeper into the topic and bring more and more quality and foundation to your brand?
In addition to getting as much information as possible in the media, I am studying a subject in my graduate studies, which will soon become a sexologist. As an engineer by training, I felt the need to complete my training in order to better serve clients who see me as a reference in this matter. Talking about sexuality is something that requires a lot of responsibility. Often people only open up to us, so we have to have quality content and information to serve them in the best way.
What are the biggest difficulties you face, both in the challenges of entrepreneurship and in the fact that you are a woman and speak so openly about something that, unfortunately, is still taboo?
Being a woman and deciding to enter the erotic market requires courage and resilience to face the patriarchal world you are playing against. One of the biggest differences of Good Vibres is its humanization, because at the head of the brand is a person who exposes himself on the Internet to speak openly and naturally about sexuality.
The beginning was very difficult, because talking about such a sensitive topic unfortunately still means hearing a lot of criticism and insults. Many people were embarrassed to open a conversation about a topic that, in my opinion, has always been taken for granted. Nevertheless, I continued with the idea that I cannot talk about sex without taboos if I am ashamed or afraid to openly face the subject on social networks with my picture.
Another challenge is maintaining growth, given the censorship of social networks. The algorithm reflects the normalization of sexual objectification, on the other hand, it limits access to information about self-awareness and positive sexuality. Several contents are banned and deleted, and the fear of being banned from networks is a constant for everyone who works in the field on the Internet. All marketing must be organic and we cannot use the paid leverage tools used by the general market. In order to cope with limitations, we must challenge ourselves daily to create ideas outside the box.
Marketing is hard, harassment is constant, and living with judgment is routine. Nevertheless, the motivation to be able to help thousands of people across Brazil is well worth the challenge of doing business in this market.
I know it must be hard as a "mother", but is there a product or toy that is your favorite, favorite and most recommended?
Pig, clitoris sucker. Not only is our lovely salesperson a great entry point, he's the one who inspired me to start selling sexual health products. The first time I used it I was shocked by the existence of something that makes me come in 3 minutes and intensely. The love was so much that I wanted to share it with the world and even got a tattoo in his honor!
You recently launched a new video segment on the YouTube channel. When did you realize the need to join another social network?
As our Instagram community grew, the exchange with our followers became bigger and bigger. We have close communication, many questions and common topics arise between them. Many of them are not open in close relationships to openly talk about sexuality because of the taboos that surround them. With this, we decided to bring even more information to as many people as possible in order to gradually break these taboos around sexuality.
On the video platform, what types of content will the brand accept?
Guides, product videos, relationships, sexuality, intimate health and female pleasure. We will bring guests who will help us delve into some topics, while maintaining our lightness and relaxation in communication.
Aside from the channel, what are the next steps for Good Vibres? Are there any new products or projects? Can you give spoilers?
We are working on two important launches for the first quarter of 2023. Additionally, in September we launched our first proprietary product, Sense Lube. The plan for next year is to invest more and more in increasing our own product line, under the Good Vibres brand.
Finally, what advice do you have for women who, like you, want to get into the sexual wellness business and don't start projects out of insecurity or fear of judgment?
For me, the biggest motivation to overcome insecurity and judgment is to believe in the purpose of my work. Every time I interact with our followers and clients and see how much Good Vibes is contributing to people's lives and helping them rediscover their sexuality, I am renewed. Knowing that my work, in some way, helped a man to enjoy himself for the first time, to improve his relationship, to see his body in a more positive way, any kind of insecurity and judgment seems to be very small.
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John Beilein holding Michigan accountable as it re-centers itself
John Beilein has been in worse early February situations than this.
Much worse.
Michigan (20-2, 9-2 Big Ten) is still tied for first place in the Big Ten standings with Michigan State and Purdue. The Wolverines' NCAA tournament resume isn't in jeopardy, and they are still very much in position for a Big Ten title push.
No one's suggesting the need to "burn the boats" right now, even after the Wolverines dipped to 3-2 over their past five games with a 15-point road loss at Iowa on Friday night.
More:Michigan's John Beilein: Déjà vu for us against Iowa
But ahead of Michigan's road date with Rutgers on Tuesday, Beilein is making one thing particularly clear:
Every member of this team — himself included — remains accountable in the mission to realign the ship after a few speed bumps.
"I showed them (Sunday) there were 38 points which we could have changed (at Iowa) if we'd just done the right thing," Beilein said Monday afternoon. "A 38-point swing. Not talking loud enough or listening well enough on a (defensive) switch. Walling up on a guy's layup instead of reaching in at the end and putting him on the foul line. Jon Teske doing this on the first play, you can control all these things.
"We can't get guys to jump higher or grow five inches in the next week. But we can get them to understand those things. And that's what was hard to understand from a team that was supposed to be good on defense. We weren't in that game."
More:Michigan basketball's lack of depth exposed in loss at Iowa
Beilein said the loss at Iowa was Michigan's worst defensive performance in more than a year, citing a late January blowout loss at Nebraska last season — a game that was Michigan's third in a six-day stretch — as the last outing when Michigan looked that poor.
He called three blown switches that resulted in wide-open 3-pointers for Iowa "mind-boggling" for a team that still remains No. 1 nationally in defensive efficiency.
Michigan also had its starting five on the floor together for just six minutes because of foul trouble. Beilein didn't point to the officiating on that. He pointed to his team.
Teske, Isaiah Livers and Jordan Poole were whistled for early fouls. Beilein opted to put Teske, who had two fouls in a minute of action, on the bench for nearly the entire first half.
"I (write) on the board every day: 'Avoid bad fouls' and we went out and made bad fouls (right away)," Beilein added. "You can't trust your player because he's playing (defense with two fouls) and you can't trust the officials, because sometimes it's going to be a 50-50 call and now he's out the whole time and you have no chance.
"He's not going to play any defense when he's got two fouls on him. So what's the point. But the bench did not play well. The bench needs to play well and it did not. ... We had six minutes with our starting lineup on the floor, self-inflicted. Tough for us to win (that way)."
Michigan has played the bulk of this season with six players doing most of the lifting: Teske, Poole, Ignas Brazdeikis, Charles Matthews, and Zavier Simpson with Livers coming off the bench. The starting five entered last Friday's game averaging better than 30 minutes per game. The only other player who averages double-digit minutes is sophomore point guard Eli Brooks at 14.7 per game.
When Beilein looks deeper into the bench, he sees mostly true freshmen. Forwards Brandon Johns and Colin Castleton, and point guard David DeJulius, all got opportunities for meaningful minutes against Iowa due to the foul situation. So did third-year big man Austin Davis.
But consistency outside of the top six has been tough sledding for Michigan this season, even with all the winning. It's something Beilein's pushing to correct every day.
"I don't want to experiment with them in games when we don't need to. (Sometimes) we need to," Beilein said. "But I don't buy into the 'hey, they're gamers,' when I see it every day in practice. Every day in practice. I want to see more in practice (from them). But there will be those opportunities and if someone gets it done then, yeah 'he's a gamer.'
"But I haven't seen a gamer yet. ... We're hoping we'll see it in practice or when they do have opportunities (in games). Our guys have had time to show what they can do and, really, what we've shown is (they're all) young guys. ... Their minds (for the game) still have to be developed and it's my job to get that done."
Michigan's loss at Iowa was out of character, not just for the defensive lapses, but for the foul trouble. Michigan is still No. 1 in the Big Ten in fewest fouls per game, which means those situations could correct themselves easily.
The offense, though, remains shaky. Michigan has dipped to No. 42 nationally in offensive efficiency and is shooting just 34.4 percent from 3-point range. The Wolverines are missing layups, struggling against zone looks and, in general, not flowing offensively.
Beilein's not letting that off the hook, either.
"(He has showed us) the game is kind of in our kinds. I feel like as long as we do the things we can control we'll put us in a good position to win," Brazdeikis said. "If we do the little things and listen to the coaches, then, for the most part, we'll be in a winning position."
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Q: Unexpected output of inherited member function Consider the following code:
#include <list>
#include <iostream>

class test{
    private:
        std::list<double> lst;

    public:
        int get_size(){
            return lst.size();
        }
};

class derived : public test{
    private:
        std::list<double> lst;

    public:
        derived(int u=8){
            for (int k =0 ; k < u; ++k){
                int n = lst.size();
                lst.push_back(0);
            }
        }
};

int main(){

    derived obj = derived();

    std::cout << obj.get_size() << "\n";
    return 0;
}

I'm trying to understand why the output of the above code isn't 8. I thought that the idea of inheritance allows one to use member functions of the base class in the derived class, but it seems that this isn't really working here. Of course I could make the get_size function virtual in the base class and then copy paste the code into the derived class and add override, but this seems really weird, since in this case I could just re-implement the function anyways... So can somebody explain how we need to modify the code from above to get the output 8?

A: The lst in your derived class is not the same one as used in your base class.
You should make lst protected instead of private in your test base class.
Then you can use the same variable in the derived class. Of course you also need to delete the lst declaration in your derived class.

A: You're not using the list from test. You're declaring a new list and using that instead in your constructor for derived.
On the other hand, size() is using the list from test.
If you want to add to the test list from inside derived, you should make test's list protected, not private. And you should remove the list with a duplicate name from derived.

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Allows employers to count nondiscretionary bonuses and other incentive payments, including commissions, paid on at least a quarterly basis, for up to 10% of the minimum salary level.
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Girl Crazy è un film del 1943 diretto da Norman Taurog e Busby Berkeley.
Trae origine dal musical Girl Crazy di George Gershwin che dal 1930 va in scena all'Alvin Theatre per il Broadway theatre con Ginger Rogers, Allen Kearns ed Ethel Merman arrivando a 272 recite, che conteneva canzoni celeberrime come I Got Rhythm ed Embraceable You (che nella versione di Billie Holiday del 1944 viene premiata con il Grammy Hall of Fame Award 2005).

Trama

Produzione
Il film fu prodotto dalla Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM).

Distribuzione
Distribuito dalla Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), il film uscì nelle sale cinematografiche USA il 26 novembre 1943.

Bibliografia
 John Douglas Eames, The MGM Story Octopus Book Limited, Londra 1975 ISBN 0-904230-14-7

Collegamenti esterni

Film musicali
George Gershwin
Film basati su musical

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