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Enter the Wizarding World of Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore with Globe and HBO GO from June 1
Calling all wizards, muggles, No-Maj, and Potterheads! Get ready for a magical blast as "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" becomes available to stream First On HBO GO starting June 1, in the comfort of home. #PlayItRight by subscribing to HBO GO through your Globe account to watch exclusive films like this latest adventure of …
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'Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore' Review: Still short on magic
FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE SECRETS OF DUMBLEDORE (2022) ReviewDirected by David Yates I'm probably one of those who liked The Crimes of Grindelwald more than the first Fantastic Beasts movie. Because the first one felt like it was still finding its identity while the second one found it and chose to be darker. But The Secrets …
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Eddie Redmayne Answers Call of the Wild in the New "Fantastic Beasts"
Reprising the role of Magizoologist Newt Scamander, Oscar Best Actor winner Eddie Redmayne returns in the epic fantasy adventure "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore," the newest adventure in the Wizarding World™ created by J.K. Rowling. The film opens in cinemas across the Philippines on Saturday, April 16. Watch the "Even More Fantastic Beasts" featurette In …
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Watch 12 Wizarding World titles marathon on HBO Go in preparation for 'Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore'
PHILIPPINES, APRIL 5, 2022 – Expecto Patronum! Hogwarts' wizards, witches and magical creatures are taking over HBO GO and Cartoon Network this April. Building even greater buzz around the theatrical release of Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore in Philippine cinemas on April 16, Wizarding World titles will enchant fans young and old on the …
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Explore Dumbledore's Past in the Third "Fantastic Beasts" Film
Warner Bros. Pictures' "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" is a magical adventure that sends a team of unlikely heroes, led by Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne), on a mission that could spell their only chance to save both the wizarding and non-magical worlds. Each has a role to play in this covert operation devised by the …
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Stars of "The Secrets of Dumbledore" Cast a Spell at the World Premiere in London
MANILA, April 01, 2022 — The cast and filmmakers came together March 30 (Manila Time) for the world premiere of "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" at the Royal Festival Hall in London. Led by stars Jude Law, Eddie Redmayne, Mads Mikkelsen, director David Yates and Wizarding World creator J.K. Rowling, they were joined, on …
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Cast of "The Secrets of Dumbledore" Goes to Hogwarts in New Featurette
Return to Hogwarts in this exclusive featurette from "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" entitled The Magic of Hogwarts. The cast and filmmakers talk about the wonders of shooting in the Hogwarts set, further connecting the new film to the Harry Potter series. Check out the video below and watch the film exclusively in cinemas across …
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Meet Dumbledore's First Army in New Vignette from "Fantastic Beasts" Sequel
Get an inside look into the making of "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" with a newly-released featurette about Dumbledore's First Army. The launch coincided with the reveal of solo posters of characters belonging to the magical group. Check out the video below and watch "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" exclusively in cinemas across the …
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Watch the First Trailer of "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" Now
You are invited back to the magic. Watch the first trailer of "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore," only in Philippine cinemas soon. About "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" Warner Bros. Pictures' "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" is the newest adventure in the Wizarding World™ created by J.K. Rowling. Professor Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law) knows …
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Third "Fantastic Beasts" to Open in November 2021
BURBANK, CA – April 29, 2019 – Warner Bros. Pictures has announced the release date for the third "Fantastic Beasts" film—inviting audiences to return to the cinematic Wizarding World on November 12, 2021. The release date marks the opening of the next installment of one of the Studio's key properties. The announcement was made today …
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St Helens, nestled in the corner of the picturesque Georges Bay, is the business centre of the Break O'Day municipality and also Tasmania's premier, coastal tourist township.The Georges Bay District / St Helens was once known as Kunnara Kunna meaning "easy walking place". The area was home to many Aboriginal bands and has a rich history of Aboriginal heritage and cultural occupation. For example, the Bay of Fires got its name from the Aboriginal fires seen by the English explorer Tobias Furneaux as he sailed past in 1773.
St Helens was first recorded on a map by Tobias Furneaux when he named St Helens Point in 1773.
The township, originally called Georges Bay, was settled as early as 1828, but not much development occurred until tin was accidently discovered in 1874. The mining boom that followed petered out around the turn of the century, gradually being replaced by dairy farming, timber harvesting, fishing, tourism and, more recently, aquaculture. Ten minutes out of St Helens lies Binalong Bay and the Bay of Fires, one of Tasmania's most beautiful and popular beach getaways.

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Q: Conditions for equality in the case of calculation of the supremum of $|f|^2$ It is obvious that $$\sup_{[0,T]}{\left(|f|^2\right)}\leq (\sup_{[0,T]}|f|)^2.$$
My questions is when does the equality hold?

Progress: If $|f(x)|$ is not the zero function on $[0,T]$, the equality could hold. Let $m=\sup{|f|}$, $\forall \varepsilon >0$, $\exists x_0 \in[0,T]$, s.t. $$f(x_0)>m-\varepsilon>0 $$.  So, $\sup{|f(x)|^2}>(m-\varepsilon )^2$. On the other hand, $\sup{|f(x)|^2}\leq m^2$.  Hence, $$\sup{|f(x)|^2}=m^2$$   Am I right?

A: Equality will always hold.
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Cold War Kids rock Annenberg Space for Photography for tepid crowd
Sometimes, I get this feeling that Los Angeles is spoiled when it comes to live music, and therefore they don't appreciate how good they have it.
Such was the case Saturday night, when Long Beach's own radio-rockers Cold War Kids headlined the final night of KCRW's Sound in Focus free shows at Studio City's Annenberg Space for Photography, a beautiful place to take in a show.
It was no fault to Nathan Willett and his band — they delivered a spirited performance full of their hits as well as a couple of newer songs. They had people moving when they kicked off their set with "Miracle Mile," but the crowd quickly became apathetic to the wonderful show. In fact, the most enthusiastic people I saw were the two sign-language interpreters who straight OWNED their performance and were really into it.
When my friend and I eagerly sang the chorus to "Louder Than Ever," we got a couple of funny looks — as though you're not supposed to enjoy yourself when hearing a band play a song you like. Maybe these people came for the picnic aspect and the music was just a bonus. If that's the case, maybe they should have stayed a little further back in the crowd.
Dan Auerbach-lookalike Jonnie Russell provided awesome vocal and keyboard support to Willett's main vocals on a variety of tracks, none more prominently than on current radio hit "First." Though neither guy has a pitch-perfect voice, their enthusiasm and twang sells the product well. The bridge and chorus are really moving, but you couldn't tell based on the crowd, as very few people reacted with much fervor.
I did see a few people up front get really into "Hospital Beds," one of the last songs before the band would return to the stage for a two-song encore. The band concluded their set with a cover of John Lennon's "Well Well Well" and their own song, "Saint John."
I realize this is LA and on a Saturday night there are plenty of options to have a good time. But what other city can you regularly see a free show in an excellent setting from a band of Cold War Kids' caliber? Not many. Yet sometimes LA takes that privilege for granted, and Saturday was one of those nights it seemed to happen.
Indie rock band Other Lives opened up the show with a solid set. I spent most of this time waiting in line for a lobster quesadilla at the Cousins Maine Lobster truck behind the stage (delicious, by the way) but I enjoyed what I could hear from this KCRW favorite. KCRW DJ Jason Bentley also spun some records before they took the stage, playing many of my personal favorites including David Bowie's "Heroes."
For many people, this show probably served as the pregame to a night on the town. For me, it was something I looked forward to all week and I wasn't let down by the Cold War Kids or KCRW, but instead by the crowd. I am someone who feeds off the energy of those around me, and when people are acting like a bunch of corpses, it can be a downer. Next time Cold War Kids are in LA, I'll gladly pay to catch a show where I'm surrounded by people who are genuinely moved by their music the way I am, and the way I was earlier this summer at Hangout Fest. Until then, it was awesome to catch some great shows at the Annenberg Space for Photography thanks to KCRW, and I look forward to seeing what they bring to the table next year.
Words: Mark E. Ortega
Photography: Jazz Shademan
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The new offices project has been completed. The opening was celebrated yesterday in a festive ceremony followed by "The Challenges of Innovation" conference.
The event was honored by the attendance of the regional government officials, academics, media representatives and his excellency, the bishop Andrea Bruno Mazzocato received with a warm welcome by Gianpietro Benedetti, Danieli Chairman and Antonello Mordeglia, Chief Executive Officer of Danieli Automation.
Massimiliano Fedriga, the governor of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region, highlighted that this new center proves the company's continued commitment to the area with its capacity and desire to provide advanced and original technology and create job opportunities for the skilled workers.
The new space stimulates creativity and encourages idea and knowledge sharing with an open plan and other features such as standing desks and collaboration areas.
With its particular structure and an interesting design it aims to inspire and trigger passion for innovation.
Digi&Met is more than just a concept. It is an idea factory. A forefront of designing solutions for the success of our customers.


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Holy Smokes! - Framework | ALBUM REVIEW
There's a time back in the early 2000's when bands coming off the new pop punk movement, hardcore sound, and emo sounds of the 90's kinda formed together to deliver something that was a mixture of all of thee above. It was something in between the aggressiveness of the hardcore, poetic lyrics of emo, and catchiness of pop punk. It's something that cooled off for while as those genres formed their own identities but has in more recent years seen a bit of a revival. Right smack dab in the middle of that revival is Arkansas' Holy Smokes!. Their latest release Framework is solid forty minutes of grungy, emotional, poppy tracks that's fun for the whole family.
Harvester - No Bastards | ALBUM REVIEW
If you've been following this site for a while you may remember the short lived Podcast (which still might make a comeback) where I interviewed Jimmy Reeves of Harvester to talk about a little album he had in the works. Well it's been a long time coming but finally No Bastards has arrived. Does this album live up to the anticipation and the hype? Does it really have the chops to make some waves in the hardcore genre?


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Filippo Osella is Professor of Anthropology and South Asian Studies in the School of Global Studies. Over the years, he has conducted research in South Asia, the Gulf countries of West Asia, and, more recently, in China. He has explored relations between Islamic reformism and economic practice across the Indian Ocean, focusing on the development on novel modalities of piety and entrepreneurship in Kerala and the Gulf. At the same time, he has researched contemporary expressions of Islamic charity and philanthropy in both India and Sri Lanka. Amongst his recent publications on these topics we find Money and the Morality of Markets [co-edited with D. Rudnyckyj; CUP 2017] and Charity and Philanthropy in South Asia [co-edited with S. Ramaswamy; Modern Asian Studies, 2018]. Drawing on ongoing interest on the circulation of people, goods and ideas across Asia, he has worked on the everyday experiences of Indian migrants in West Asia, and on the effects of this long-term migration on sending communities in Kerala. His recent research considers the lifeworld of Indian export agents in Yiwu (China), focusing on relations of trust which are produced through practices of conviviality and complicity which straddle China, India and Dubai. In a new research project supported by Sussex Sustainability Research Programme, he is working to support the development of accurate and accessible marine forecasts for safer and sustainable fishing on the Kerala coast. It combines the knowledge of the fishing communities and scientific observations to understand climatic and environmental hazards and vulnerabilities of artisanal fishers, and their risk culture.


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As the Antelope Valley's oldest and largest business organization, the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce is proud to offer its members a comprehensive package of products, projects and programs to support their growth and vitality. From our "Minding Your Business" radio show/webcast to our monthly "Lunch & Learn" workshops to your own page on this website, being a Lancaster Chamber of Commerce member provides tremendous value.
The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce is all about partnerships. Our office, in the heart of downtown Lancaster on The BLVD, is home to the Destination Lancaster Visitor's Center. We also work closely with the City of Lancaster and other organizations, such as the Antelope Valley Fairgrounds, the BLVD Association and the chambers in our neighboring communities in order to expand the reach and access of our members.
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KOMSOMOLSK-ON-AMUR, May 11 (RIA Novosti) - The first Sukhoi Superjet 100 passenger airplane will be delivered to Armenia's national airline Armavia, the Russian aircraft maker announced on Monday.
Sukhoi Civil Aircraft's public relations director Olga Kayukova said Armavia would be the first recipient of a Superjet 100 because it had ordered a plane with a basic configuration. She added that the airliner was in the final stages of assembly and would be delivered soon.
"Configuration is determined by the customer," she told journalists. "The simpler the configuration, the simpler it is to make the aircraft."
Kayukova said the list price of a Superjet 100 was $28 million, but each aircraft was individually priced depending on the configuration.
She said 98 orders had been received, including 30 from Russian flagship carrier Aeroflot and 10 from Italian companies. "Some down payments have been received," she said.
Sukhoi's general director, Mikhail Pogosyan, admitted that financing the construction of the planes was a problem.
"We cannot resolve this without government support," he told journalists on Monday, adding that during the financial crisis "airlines do not possess the necessary financial stability to invest in the production of aircraft."
During a visit to the Superjet assembly line in Komsomolsk-on-Amur on Monday, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said the Russian government had allocated 6.8 billion rubles ($210 million) to Sukhoi Civil Aircraft to realize the Superjet project.
"The increase in financing is connected with some rises in the price of production and accessories," Putin told workers.
The Superjet 100 project is a family of medium-haul passenger aircraft developed by Sukhoi in cooperation with U.S. and European aviation corporations, including Boeing, Snecma, Thales, Messier Dowty, Liebherr Aerospace and Honeywell.