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Alex Stuart	Player Profile
Alex Stuart (b. 1940)
Full Name: Alexander Stuart
Born: August 8th, 1940 (Aberdeen)
Height: 5 ft 11 in
Position: Left Back
Also Played For: Dundee United, Montrose
1960-61 3 - 1 - - - - - 4 - - - - -
1962-63 8 - - - 1 - 2 - 11 - - - - -
1963-64 32 5 7 1 11 - - - 50 6 - - - -
1964-65 34 4 1 - 12 2 2 - 49 6 - - - -
1965-66 32 3 2 2 5 - - - 39 5 - - - -
1966-67 30 5 1 - 5 - - - 36 5 - - - -
1967-68 20 4 1 - 10 1 4 2 35 7 - - - -
1968-69 5 - - - 4 2 - - 9 2 - - - -
TOTAL 166 21 13 3 48 5 8 2 235 31 - - - -
Born in Aberdeen in 1940, Alex Stuart was only 21 when he lifted the League Championship with Dundee Football Club in 1962. He was also the last of the squad who took that honour with the club to depart Dens Park and as such is the only player in Dundee history to win the league wearing Dark Blue before going on to represent the club in the European Cup semi-final, a Scottish Cup final and the Scottish League Cup final.
Unfortunately for the left back the latter three would all end in defeat as Dundee lost out to AC Milan 5-2 on aggregate in 1963, 3-1 to Rangers in 1964 and 5-3 to Celtic in the 1967/68 season respectively. However, that Stuart was a part of a team that evolved out of being league champions, but which could still regularly compete in domestic cup finals and semi-finals, while holding their own in Europe, should not be underestimated.
After eleven years at Dens Stuart made the short, if always controversial, trip across the street to join Dundee United. However after only three games and scoring one goal for the Tannadice club Stuart would head for pastures new once more.
A telephone call from Montrose FC to then United manager Jerry Kerr enquiring if the latter could recommend a young player-manager to take on that role at Links Park led to Kerr suggesting Stuart for the job and the defender became, at the time, Scotland's youngest senior manager, aged just 29. After four years Stuart hung up his boots in 1973 but continued on as manager at Montrose for a further two seasons. Taking them to 3rd in the old First Division, only one place and five points away from promotion to the Premier League, with those times now being looked upon by many Montrose supporters as the club's halcyon days.
Attracting the attention of top flight club Ayr United, Stuart moved to Somerset Park when their then manager Ally McLeod was asked to take the Scotland job. He would help the Honest Men to preserve their top flight status for a couple of seasons but after relegation in 1977/78 Stuart would leave and take the top job at Muirton Park - the ground where he, as a player, achieved his greatest triumph with Dundee, when they beat St Johnstone 3-0 in 1962 to clinch the league title.
Stuart's two years in Perth would prove to be difficult, with St Johnstone narrowly avoiding relegation to the Second Division (the lowest rung of Scottish professional football at the time) in both campaigns. This would be followed by a brief spell at the helm of Finnish side Knattspyrnufélag Reykjavíkur which would be the last managerial appointment of Alex Stuart's respected career in football.
Recognised as the club's highest scoring out and out defender with 31 goals Alex Stuart was inducted into the Dundee Football Club Hall of Fame in 2017 with a Golden Era Award.
Dundee United 3 - 1 Dundee
Season: All Seasons 1968-69 1967-68 1966-67 1965-66 1964-65 1963-64 1962-63 1961-62 1960-61
League 166 21 2 0.13 - - 45.8 22.3 31.9
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 4 2 1 0.50 - - 75.0 0.0 25.0
Cup Winners' Cup 2 - - - - - 0.0 50.0 50.0
Scottish Cup 13 3 1 0.23 - - 53.8 7.7 38.5
League Cup 36 4 3 0.11 - - 55.6 13.9 30.6
Summer Cup 12 1 - 0.08 - - 33.3 25.0 41.7
Totals: 235 31 7 0.13 - - 47.2 20.0 32.8
Jan 11th, 1969 11/01/69 League Division One vs. Airdrie (H) 1 - 1
Jan 4th, 1969 04/01/69 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (A) 1 - 3
Jan 2nd, 1969 02/01/69 League Division One vs. Dundee Utd (H) 1 - 2
Dec 14th, 1968 14/12/68 League Division One vs. Hibernian (H) 0 - 0
Aug 14th, 1968 14/08/68 League Cup Group 2 vs. Hearts (A) 1 - 2
Aug 10th, 1968 10/08/68 League Cup Group 2 vs. Kilmarnock (H) 4 - 0
Feb 3rd, 1968 03/02/68 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (A) 2 - 0
Jan 20th, 1968 20/01/68 League Division One vs. Kilmarnock (H) 6 - 5
Dec 30th, 1967 30/12/67 League Division One vs. Falkirk (A) 2 - 0
Oct 26th, 1968 26/10/68 League Division One vs. Hearts (H) 3 - 1 (unused)
Sep 25th, 1968 25/09/68 League Cup Quarter Final 2nd Leg vs. Stranraer (H) 6 - 0
Sep 11th, 1968 11/09/68 League Cup Quarter Final 1st Leg vs. Stranraer (A) 4 - 0 (unused)
Aug 31st, 1968 31/08/68 League Cup Group 2 vs. Airdrie (A) 3 - 0 (unused)
Aug 28th, 1968 28/08/68 League Cup Group 2 vs. Hearts (H) 4 - 0 (unused)
Aug 17th, 1968 17/08/68 League Cup Group 2 vs. Airdrie (H) 1 - 1
May 15th, 1968 15/05/68 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Semi Final 2nd Leg vs. Leeds Utd (A) 0 - 1 (unused)
Feb 17th, 1968 17/02/68 Scottish Cup 2nd Round vs. Rangers (H) 1 - 1 (unused)
Jan 27th, 1968 27/01/68 Scottish Cup 1st Round vs. Cowdenbeath (A) 1 - 0
Jan 2nd, 1968 02/01/68 League Division One vs. Dundee Utd (A) 0 - 0
Jan 1st, 1968 01/01/68 League Division One vs. Aberdeen (H) 0 - 2
Dec 23rd, 1967 23/12/67 League Division One vs. Raith Rovers (H) 4 - 0
Dec 16th, 1967 16/12/67 League Division One vs. Celtic (H) 4 - 5 (unused)
Dec 2nd, 1967 02/12/67 League Division One vs. Partick (H) 3 - 4
Nov 25th, 1967 25/11/67 League Division One vs. Clyde (H) 0 - 1
Nov 18th, 1967 18/11/67 League Division One vs. Dunfermline (H) 4 - 0
Nov 14th, 1967 14/11/67 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 2nd Round 2nd Leg vs. Liegeois (A) 4 - 1
Nov 11th, 1967 11/11/67 League Division One vs. Hibernian (H) 1 - 4
Nov 8th, 1967 08/11/67 League Division One vs. Stirling Albion (H) 4 - 2
Nov 4th, 1967 04/11/67 League Division One vs. Airdrie (A) 0 - 0
Nov 1st, 1967 01/11/67 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 2nd Round 1st Leg vs. Liegeois (H) 3 - 1
Oct 28th, 1967 28/10/67 League Cup Final vs. Celtic (N) 3 - 5
Oct 23rd, 1967 23/10/67 League Division One vs. Rangers (A) 0 - 2
Oct 14th, 1967 14/10/67 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (H) 1 - 4
Oct 11th, 1967 11/10/67 League Cup Semi Final vs. St Johnstone (N) 3 - 1
Oct 7th, 1967 07/10/67 League Division One vs. Kilmarnock (A) 0 - 0
Oct 4th, 1967 04/10/67 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1st Round 2nd Leg vs. DWS (H) 3 - 0
Sep 30th, 1967 30/09/67 League Division One vs. Motherwell (H) 2 - 1
Sep 27th, 1967 27/09/67 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1st Round 1st Leg vs. DWS (A) 1 - 2
Sep 23rd, 1967 23/09/67 League Division One vs. Hearts (A) 0 - 1
Sep 20th, 1967 20/09/67 League Cup Quarter Final 2nd Leg vs. East Fife (H) 4 - 0
Sep 16th, 1967 16/09/67 League Division One vs. Dundee Utd (H) 2 - 2
Sep 13th, 1967 13/09/67 League Cup Quarter Final 1st Leg vs. East Fife (A) 1 - 0
Sep 9th, 1967 09/09/67 League Division One vs. Aberdeen (A) 2 - 4
Sep 2nd, 1967 02/09/67 League Cup Group 3 vs. Motherwell (A) 5 - 2
Aug 30th, 1967 30/08/67 League Cup Group 3 vs. Clyde (H) 1 - 0
Aug 26th, 1967 26/08/67 League Cup Group 3 vs. Hibernian (A) 4 - 2
Aug 19th, 1967 19/08/67 League Cup Group 3 vs. Motherwell (H) 2 - 1
Aug 16th, 1967 16/08/67 League Cup Group 3 vs. Clyde (A) 2 - 1
Aug 12th, 1967 12/08/67 League Cup Group 3 vs. Hibernian (H) 0 - 0
Apr 29th, 1967 29/04/67 League Division One vs. Rangers (H) 1 - 1
Apr 22nd, 1967 22/04/67 League Division One vs. Airdrie (A) 4 - 1
Apr 12th, 1967 12/04/67 League Division One vs. Dunfermline (H) 3 - 1
Apr 8th, 1967 08/04/67 League Division One vs. Clyde (A) 3 - 1
Apr 1st, 1967 01/04/67 League Division One vs. St Mirren (A) 5 - 0
Mar 25th, 1967 25/03/67 League Division One vs. Stirling Albion (H) 2 - 0
Mar 4th, 1967 04/03/67 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (A) 3 - 0
Feb 25th, 1967 25/02/67 League Division One vs. Partick (H) 0 - 0
Feb 11th, 1967 11/02/67 League Division One vs. Motherwell (A) 3 - 5
Feb 4th, 1967 04/02/67 League Division One vs. Falkirk (H) 4 - 1
Jan 28th, 1967 28/01/67 Scottish Cup 1st Round vs. Aberdeen (H) 0 - 5
Jan 21st, 1967 21/01/67 League Division One vs. Kilmarnock (A) 4 - 4
Jan 3rd, 1967 03/01/67 League Division One vs. Dundee Utd (H) 2 - 3
Dec 31st, 1966 31/12/66 League Division One vs. Rangers (A) 2 - 2
Dec 17th, 1966 17/12/66 League Division One vs. Dunfermline (A) 1 - 0
Dec 10th, 1966 10/12/66 League Division One vs. Clyde (H) 3 - 4
Dec 3rd, 1966 03/12/66 League Division One vs. St Mirren (H) 2 - 0
Nov 26th, 1966 26/11/66 League Division One vs. Stirling Albion (A) 3 - 2
Nov 5th, 1966 05/11/66 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (H) 4 - 0
Oct 22nd, 1966 22/10/66 League Division One vs. Motherwell (H) 3 - 0
Oct 1st, 1966 01/10/66 League Division One vs. Hearts (A) 1 - 3
Sep 24th, 1966 24/09/66 League Division One vs. Celtic (H) 1 - 2
Sep 3rd, 1966 03/09/66 League Cup Group 1 vs. St Johnstone (A) 2 - 2
Aug 31st, 1966 31/08/66 League Cup Group 1 vs. Aberdeen (A) 0 - 2
Aug 20th, 1966 20/08/66 League Cup Group 1 vs. St Johnstone (H) 2 - 0
Aug 17th, 1966 17/08/66 League Cup Group 1 vs. Aberdeen (H) 3 - 4
Apr 23rd, 1966 23/04/66 League Division One vs. Partick (H) 1 - 1
Apr 20th, 1966 20/04/66 League Division One vs. Aberdeen (H) 1 - 2
Apr 16th, 1966 16/04/66 League Division One vs. Hamilton (A) 2 - 1
Apr 13th, 1966 13/04/66 League Division One vs. Hearts (H) 1 - 0
Apr 9th, 1966 09/04/66 League Division One vs. Dunfermline (A) 2 - 2
Apr 4th, 1966 04/04/66 League Division One vs. Rangers (A) 0 - 1
Mar 19th, 1966 19/03/66 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (A) 0 - 1
Mar 9th, 1966 09/03/66 League Division One vs. Hamilton (H) 2 - 1
Mar 5th, 1966 05/03/66 League Division One vs. Morton (H) 5 - 1
Feb 28th, 1966 28/02/66 League Division One vs. Celtic (A) 0 - 5
Feb 26th, 1966 26/02/66 League Division One vs. St Mirren (H) 3 - 2
Feb 23rd, 1966 23/02/66 Scottish Cup 2nd Round vs. Celtic (H) 0 - 2
Feb 12th, 1966 12/02/66 League Division One vs. Kilmarnock (H) 0 - 2
Feb 9th, 1966 09/02/66 Scottish Cup 1st Round vs. East Fife (H) 9 - 1
Jan 29th, 1966 29/01/66 League Division One vs. Falkirk (A) 1 - 3
Jan 8th, 1966 08/01/66 League Division One vs. Clyde (H) 1 - 4
Jan 3rd, 1966 03/01/66 League Division One vs. Dundee Utd (A) 1 - 2
Dec 18th, 1965 18/12/65 League Division One vs. Partick (A) 0 - 2
Nov 20th, 1965 20/11/65 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (H) 3 - 1
Nov 6th, 1965 06/11/65 League Division One vs. Morton (A) 2 - 2
Oct 30th, 1965 30/10/65 League Division One vs. St Mirren (A) 5 - 2
Oct 16th, 1965 16/10/65 League Division One vs. Kilmarnock (A) 3 - 5
Oct 2nd, 1965 02/10/65 League Division One vs. Hearts (A) 0 - 0
Sep 25th, 1965 25/09/65 League Division One vs. Rangers (H) 1 - 1
Sep 4th, 1965 04/09/65 League Cup Group 1 vs. Celtic (H) 1 - 3
Sep 1st, 1965 01/09/65 League Cup Group 1 vs. Dundee Utd (A) 3 - 1
Aug 21st, 1965 21/08/65 League Cup Group 1 vs. Celtic (A) 2 - 0
May 19th, 1965 19/05/65 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. St Johnstone (H) 3 - 2
May 15th, 1965 15/05/65 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. Aberdeen (H) 1 - 2
May 12th, 1965 12/05/65 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. Dundee Utd (H) 2 - 3
May 8th, 1965 08/05/65 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. St Johnstone (H) 2 - 1
May 5th, 1965 05/05/65 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. Aberdeen (A) 1 - 3
May 1st, 1965 01/05/65 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. Dundee Utd (H) 1 - 4
Apr 24th, 1965 24/04/65 League Division One vs. Airdrie (H) 2 - 2
Apr 17th, 1965 17/04/65 League Division One vs. Third Lanark (H) 6 - 1
Apr 9th, 1965 09/04/65 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (A) 2 - 2
Apr 3rd, 1965 03/04/65 League Division One vs. Hibernian (H) 2 - 1
Mar 27th, 1965 27/03/65 League Division One vs. Partick (A) 4 - 4
Mar 24th, 1965 24/03/65 League Division One vs. Dundee Utd (H) 2 - 4
Mar 20th, 1965 20/03/65 League Division One vs. Celtic (H) 3 - 3
Mar 13th, 1965 13/03/65 League Division One vs. Dunfermline (A) 3 - 3
Feb 27th, 1965 27/02/65 League Division One vs. Hearts (A) 7 - 1
Feb 20th, 1965 20/02/65 League Division One vs. Clyde (A) 0 - 1
Feb 10th, 1965 10/02/65 League Division One vs. Falkirk (H) 3 - 2
Feb 6th, 1965 06/02/65 Scottish Cup 1st Round vs. St Johnstone (A) 0 - 1
Jan 16th, 1965 16/01/65 League Division One vs. Motherwell (H) 4 - 2
Jan 9th, 1965 09/01/65 League Division One vs. Rangers (A) 0 - 4
Dec 26th, 1964 26/12/64 League Division One vs. Morton (H) 1 - 1
Dec 8th, 1964 08/12/64 Cup Winners' Cup 2nd Round 2nd Leg vs. Real Zaragoza (A) 1 - 2
Dec 5th, 1964 05/12/64 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (H) 4 - 4
Nov 21st, 1964 21/11/64 League Division One vs. Partick (H) 3 - 3
Nov 18th, 1964 18/11/64 Cup Winners' Cup 2nd Round 1st Leg vs. Real Zaragoza (H) 2 - 2
Nov 14th, 1964 14/11/64 League Division One vs. Celtic (A) 2 - 0
Nov 7th, 1964 07/11/64 League Division One vs. Dunfermline (H) 3 - 1
Oct 31st, 1964 31/10/64 League Division One vs. St Mirren (A) 2 - 0
Oct 24th, 1964 24/10/64 League Division One vs. Hearts (H) 1 - 2
Oct 10th, 1964 10/10/64 League Division One vs. Falkirk (A) 2 - 4
Oct 3rd, 1964 03/10/64 League Division One vs. Clyde (H) 1 - 2
Sep 26th, 1964 26/09/64 League Division One vs. Motherwell (A) 1 - 2
Aug 29th, 1964 29/08/64 League Cup Group 4 vs. Falkirk (A) 3 - 1
Aug 22nd, 1964 22/08/64 League Cup Group 4 vs. Dundee Utd (A) 1 - 2
Aug 19th, 1964 19/08/64 League Division One vs. Morton (A) 2 - 3
Aug 15th, 1964 15/08/64 League Cup Group 4 vs. Falkirk (H) 4 - 1
Aug 12th, 1964 12/08/64 League Cup Group 4 vs. Motherwell (A) 0 - 3
Aug 8th, 1964 08/08/64 League Cup Group 4 vs. Dundee Utd (H) 2 - 3
May 16th, 1964 16/05/64 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. Aberdeen (A) 1 - 3
May 9th, 1964 09/05/64 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. St Johnstone (A) 2 - 2
May 6th, 1964 06/05/64 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. Aberdeen (H) 1 - 0
May 1st, 1964 01/05/64 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. Dundee Utd (A) 0 - 0
Apr 29th, 1964 29/04/64 League Division One vs. Falkirk (A) 2 - 0
Apr 25th, 1964 25/04/64 Scottish Cup Final vs. Rangers (N) 1 - 3
Apr 18th, 1964 18/04/64 League Division One vs. Partick (H) 5 - 2
Apr 13th, 1964 13/04/64 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (H) 2 - 1
Apr 4th, 1964 04/04/64 League Division One vs. Kilmarnock (H) 2 - 1
Apr 1st, 1964 01/04/64 League Division One vs. Celtic (A) 1 - 2
Mar 28th, 1964 28/03/64 Scottish Cup Semi Final vs. Kilmarnock (N) 4 - 0
Mar 21st, 1964 21/03/64 League Division One vs. Hearts (H) 2 - 4
Mar 18th, 1964 18/03/64 League Division One vs. Airdrie (A) 1 - 3
Mar 11th, 1964 11/03/64 Scottish Cup Quarter Final Replay vs. Motherwell (A) 4 - 2
Mar 7th, 1964 07/03/64 Scottish Cup Quarter Final vs. Motherwell (H) 1 - 1
Feb 22nd, 1964 22/02/64 League Division One vs. Dunfermline (H) 2 - 1
Feb 19th, 1964 19/02/64 League Division One vs. Hibernian (H) 3 - 0
Feb 15th, 1964 15/02/64 Scottish Cup 3rd Round vs. Forfar (H) 6 - 1
Feb 8th, 1964 08/02/64 League Division One vs. Motherwell (A) 2 - 2
Feb 1st, 1964 01/02/64 League Division One vs. Queen of South (H) 6 - 2
Jan 25th, 1964 25/01/64 Scottish Cup 2nd Round vs. Brechin City (A) 9 - 2
Jan 18th, 1964 18/01/64 League Division One vs. East Stirling (A) 5 - 1
Jan 11th, 1964 11/01/64 Scottish Cup 1st Round vs. Forres Mech (A) 6 - 3
Jan 4th, 1964 04/01/64 League Division One vs. Third Lanark (H) 6 - 0
Dec 28th, 1963 28/12/63 League Division One vs. Rangers (A) 1 - 2
Dec 21st, 1963 21/12/63 League Division One vs. Falkirk (H) 4 - 3
Dec 7th, 1963 07/12/63 League Division One vs. Kilmarnock (A) 1 - 1
Nov 23rd, 1963 23/11/63 League Division One vs. Hearts (A) 3 - 1
Nov 16th, 1963 16/11/63 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (A) 6 - 1
Nov 2nd, 1963 02/11/63 League Division One vs. St Mirren (A) 1 - 2
Oct 26th, 1963 26/10/63 League Division One vs. Dunfermline (H) 2 - 1
Oct 12th, 1963 12/10/63 League Division One vs. Motherwell (H) 1 - 3
Oct 5th, 1963 05/10/63 League Division One vs. Queen of South (A) 5 - 0
Sep 28th, 1963 28/09/63 League Division One vs. East Stirling (H) 3 - 1
Sep 21st, 1963 21/09/63 League Division One vs. Third Lanark (A) 2 - 1
Sep 18th, 1963 18/09/63 League Cup Quarter Final 2nd Leg vs. Hibernian (A) 0 - 2
Aug 24th, 1963 24/08/63 League Cup Group 3 vs. Third Lanark (H) 3 - 2
Aug 21st, 1963 21/08/63 League Division One vs. Rangers (H) 1 - 1
Aug 17th, 1963 17/08/63 League Cup Group 3 vs. Dunfermline (H) 4 - 1
Aug 10th, 1963 10/08/63 League Cup Group 3 vs. Third Lanark (A) 2 - 1
Aug 14th, 1968 14/08/68 League Cup Group 2 vs. Hearts (A) 1 - 2 (-)
Aug 10th, 1968 10/08/68 League Cup Group 2 vs. Kilmarnock (H) 4 - 0 (-)
Feb 3rd, 1968 03/02/68 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (A) 2 - 0 (-)
Jan 20th, 1968 20/01/68 League Division One vs. Kilmarnock (H) 6 - 5 (-)
Dec 30th, 1967 30/12/67 League Division One vs. Falkirk (A) 2 - 0 (-)
Nov 1st, 1967 01/11/67 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 2nd Round 1st Leg vs. Liegeois (H) 3 - 1 (-)
Sep 20th, 1967 20/09/67 League Cup Quarter Final 2nd Leg vs. East Fife (H) 4 - 0 (-)
Sep 9th, 1967 09/09/67 League Division One vs. Aberdeen (A) 2 - 4 (-)
Apr 12th, 1967 12/04/67 League Division One vs. Dunfermline (H) 3 - 1 (-)
Apr 1st, 1967 01/04/67 League Division One vs. St Mirren (A) 5 - 0 (-)
Mar 10th, 1967 10/03/67 League Division One vs. Ayr Utd (H) 3 - 0 (-)
Dec 3rd, 1966 03/12/66 League Division One vs. St Mirren (H) 2 - 0 (-)
Oct 1st, 1966 01/10/66 League Division One vs. Hearts (A) 1 - 3 (-)
Apr 9th, 1966 09/04/66 League Division One vs. Dunfermline (A) 2 - 2 (-)
Mar 5th, 1966 05/03/66 League Division One vs. Morton (H) 5 - 1 (-)
Feb 9th, 1966 09/02/66 Scottish Cup 1st Round vs. East Fife (H) 9 - 1 (-)
Oct 30th, 1965 30/10/65 League Division One vs. St Mirren (A) 5 - 2 (-)
May 1st, 1965 01/05/65 Summer Cup Group 2 vs. Dundee Utd (H) 1 - 4 (-)
Nov 21st, 1964 21/11/64 League Division One vs. Partick (H) 3 - 3 (-)
Oct 10th, 1964 10/10/64 League Division One vs. Falkirk (A) 2 - 4 (-)
Sep 19th, 1964 19/09/64 League Division One vs. Rangers (H) 4 - 1 (-)
Sep 5th, 1964 05/09/64 League Division One vs. Aberdeen (H) 3 - 1 (-)
Aug 22nd, 1964 22/08/64 League Cup Group 4 vs. Dundee Utd (A) 1 - 2 (-)
Apr 18th, 1964 18/04/64 League Division One vs. Partick (H) 5 - 2 (25')
Apr 13th, 1964 13/04/64 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (H) 2 - 1 (-)
Mar 18th, 1964 18/03/64 League Division One vs. Airdrie (A) 1 - 3 (-)
Jan 11th, 1964 11/01/64 Scottish Cup 1st Round vs. Forres Mech (A) 6 - 3 (-)
Nov 16th, 1963 16/11/63 League Division One vs. St Johnstone (A) 6 - 1 (-)
Alex was born on this date in Aberdeen.
Dundee Utd 3 - 1 Dundee
St Johnstone 1 - 6 Dundee
Dundee 9 - 2 St Mirren
Saturday, February 29th, 1964
Clyde 1 - 0 Dundee
Dundee 2 - 1 Hamilton
Wednesday, March 9th, 1966
Dundee 2 - 2 Dundee Utd
Dundee 1 - 1 Airdrie


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MTA announces first woman to lead subway car maintenance
By Kevin Duggan Posted on September 19, 2021
Siu Ling Ko, Vice President and Chief Mechanical Officer, Car Equipment, at the Smith-9 Sts Station on Fri., September 17, 2021. (Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
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Siu Ling Ko will be the first woman to take over the role of maintaining the city's more than 7,000-car subway fleet as vice president and chief mechanical officer of subway car equipment with New York City Transit, the MTA announced Sunday.
"I am honored to accept this role," said Ko in a statement. "Riders are returning to the subway system and our team is as prepared as ever to deliver world class subway service for millions of New Yorkers."
The freshly-minted transit leader is the first woman in the position at the mass transit agency that is predominantly male at both the rank-and-file and leadership level.
A 34-year veteran of NYCT's Subway Car Equipment division, Ko will oversee the maintenance, repair, and overhaul of 7,092 subway cars and the 24/7 operation of 13 maintenance yards and two overhaul and locomotive shops.
"Having started with Siu in the 1980s as junior engineers in Car Equipment, I know firsthand her wealth of experience and knowledge makes her uniquely qualified for this leadership role," said NYCT interim president Craig Cipriano in a statement. "Her decades of experience will help move us towards our goal of making subways faster and more reliable, and her appointment as the first woman to serve in the role of Chief Mechanical Officer furthers our commitment to diversify our leadership ranks and create opportunities for all."
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Ko started as an associate engineering technician at NYCT more than three decades ago and has held several positions since.
She has directed maintenance, overhaul shop and new car procurement audits, new car contract warranty programs, and technology services, along with maintenance and repair, according to MTA.
Ko got her degree in electrical engineering from NYU Tandon School of Engineering in Downtown Brooklyn.
Of MTA's 69,639 employees, 12,513 were women, or 18%, however only 30% of the workforce are white, according to the September Diversity Committee books.
The highest share of female employees is at MTA Headquarters at 2 Broadway and its Construction and Development arm, both at 35%, while the lowest is at the Metro-North Railroad at just 12%.
Out of the seven executive leadership positions, the only woman is Catherine Rinaldi, president of Metro-North, while there are two more women out of 11 additional leadership positions listed on MTA's website.
Only four out of 21 MTA board members are women.
Cipriano's predecessor at the helm of NYCT, Sarah Feinberg, was nominated by disgraced ex-Governor Andrew Cuomo to share the MTA's top job with Janno Lieber, which would have made her the first woman to lead MTA. But the State Legislature in Albany declined to move forward with a bill to split the role into a separate chairperson and chief executive officer.
Governor Kathy Hochul has not yet said whether she supports the bifurcation law, but noted earlier this month she is "very confident" in Lieber, who holds both roles in a six-month acting capacity until February 2022, with a possible three-month extension to May.
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Mystic Christmas is a holiday beyond the religious standards it is claimed to represent. It has taken on a life of its own.
Begun as a pagan festival celebrating the re-birth of the Sun King, signified by the emergence of the waxing sun (from the winter solstice until the summer solstice) from the waning sun cycle. The increasing sun promises renewal and fertility.
The holiday was adopted and adapted into Christianity in order to unify the people under one religious rule under the Roman Emperor Constantine in 325 CE. Some Christian sects have protested the Christmas holiday because of it's pagan roots.
People today know that December 25th is not the birthday of Jesus but it is still accepted to be a celebration of that event.
Even so...
The Christmas holiday has surpassed religion in America to become a cultural holiday of gift-giving and celebrations of friendship, family and charity. It has gained a national status primarily through family traditions.
Christmas is even celebrated in public schools with parties and pageants. I grew up in the public school system in the 60's and 70's. There were very few students in the school whose families did not recognize the holiday. The rest of us were astonished because we didn't understand, after all, we looked forward to it all year. We felt sad for the kids that did not get to have a Christmas.
I've heard a lot of skepticism about Christmas, usually from men. They like to point out that it is a commercial holiday and a gross waste of time and money. I have concluded that besides the churches, women and mothers are the primary force that keeps it alive. We love to gather with family, we love to give, we love to shop and we especially LOVE our babies! So we say, 'Christmas is for the children'.
But we love it too.
Although people celebrate Christmas in different ways and for different reasons, it has become a happy holiday for most. It is a beautiful festival marked by generosity, charity, hope and goodwill regardless of the belief system you subscribe to.
When athiest groups targeted Christmas in recent years, employees dealing with the public were being told to say 'Happy Holidays' instead of 'Merry Christmas' (to be politically correct without hurting sales!). Other infringements on the 'free speech' and 'freedom of religion' of the public were being pushed concerning the holiday. The American public pushed back. "We love Christmas and we'll call it what we want!" People went out deliberately telling everyone in sight - "Merry Christmas".
The holiday is deeply ingrained in our society. What's so bad about that? Whether we are celebrating the birth of a messiah or the lengthening of days, or fun, family and tradition, Christmas IS a great American holiday. AND it's good for the economy!
In my family, it was my mother's side that revered the holidays, especially Christmas. My Grandfather was a Pennsylvania Dutchman. He made sure that his family had a big Christmas. It was important to him.
He was a volunteer fireman after leaving the U.S. Aircorps and remained so for the rest of his life. He would dress up as Santa and pass out bags of fruit and candy to kids from the firetruck. The firemen would park in different locations and neighborhoods throughout town for this giveaway.
My Grandparents were the hub of the family traditions. As family grew, married into other families and relocated, holiday gatherings changed. Some couldn't attend. None the less, the tradition continued. Holidays became like family reunions for those that could come.
I made every attempt to be at every holiday at their house, the only exception was when I lived in another state during my early 20's. I felt that the tradition was important for my kids (and eventually grandkids).
As my Grandparents aged, and my own family had grown immensely, our major celebrations began to take place at our house. But we would always spend a part of the holiday with my maternal Grandparents.
The last time I saw my Grandfather in his body was on Christmas Eve. He was in his usual chair seemingly sleeping 90% of the time we were there. The kids were running around, there was a lot of laughter (the norm), food and gifts. He slept through it all. We always brought Grandpa sweet treats because he loved them.
As I had my hand on the doorknob to leave, he opened his eyes and looked directly into my eyes and mouthed the words "thank you", then went immediately out again. Shortly after that day, he crossed over. It might not seem like much, but it meant everything to me. That gesture was perfectly timed and a deliberate attempt on his part to communicate his appreciation to me.
My Mystic Christmas
Usually a special time for me, I was being tested. The attitude of my two teenage kids, that were still at home, almost discouraged my fun. They didn't want to participate in any decorating, which until then, they jumped on the opportunity to decorate the tree. They even told me that it was silly and that we didn't need a tree.
"What! No tree??!! That's the best part!" They didn't want to be bothered with it. I was mad, peeved, disgusted...and a little sorrowful. I laid on the couch pitifully depressed.
As I stared at the naked tree, I decided that I wasn't going to let them ruin my holiday. I gathered up the boxes of ornaments (which, by the way, are SPECIAL) and lights and got busy. They actually laughed at me. I told them to get lost in Arabic (they knew what it meant - it wasn't the first time they heard it).
After completing my masterpiece, I laid back on the couch to admire my work. I stared at the tree, dressed in all it's glory, and became mesmerized. I drifted into a blissful state of reflection.
I recalled a spirit journey that I had once. I was flying over the landscape when I saw some people on the ground in a forest. I descended into this clearing. I was then aware that I was a part of this group of people. We were all moving toward this giant evergreen tree. The feeling was one of great reverence. The tree was filled with fairy lights. We started singing while circling the tree. The atmosphere was filled with a unified energy. We were ONE. We were total love, total peace and totally joyful. It was a WOW moment! We were aware of the tree's awareness of us and it's intelligence.
My focus came back to the room and my personal tree. It appeared to be the prettiest tree that I'd ever seen. It seemed mystical and alive with energy. I felt the presence of guardian and ancestral spirits. My heart skipped a few beats. It was clear that the real power of Christmas is in the SPIRIT of unity and the joyfulness of an all-consuming love.
People celebrate Christmas in many ways and for their own reasons. I choose mine to be a Mystic Christmas that reminds me of my connection to this realm, to those I'm close to, to eternity and to a universal soul.
We are never alone but many people do not know this. Some people are physically alone which makes the family oriented holidays a sad time for them. If you know of folks in this situation, don't forget to include them somehow or brighten their day in your own way. Mystic Christmas seems to bring out the best in people, that's because it is a mystical holiday!
May you have a Merry Mystic Christmas and an Adventurous New Year!
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Literally, a hackney is a horse that gets used often for regular riding.
So, when something is hackneyed, it's been "trotted out" many times before: it's common, worn-out, and boring.
In other words, hackneyed things have been said or done many, many times before. They're old and overdone.
You can say "unhackneyed," but why not just say "fresh," "original," or "creative" instead?
Talk about an action, a word or phrase, a joke, a piece of writing, a plot, a story and so on being hackneyed. Anything dull and unoriginal can be called hackneyed, but hackneyed things are usually related to language: a hackneyed pun, a hackneyed movie plot, a hackneyed saying, and so on.
I love to photograph people in action! Pictures of people staring icily right at the camera are so hackneyed.
The hectic plot, the goofy characters, the moral of "be yourself"--everything about that hackneyed daytime sitcom is terrible.
Look away from the screen to explain the definition in your own words. You'll know you understand what "hackneyed" means when you can explain it without saying "stale" or "overdone."
Yesterday's answer: "Borders Which Have Been Made Ambiguous" is really "Blurred Lines" by Robin Thicke featuring T.I. and Pharrell.
2. The film centers on the hackneyed theme of _____.
A. falling in love with the wrong person.
B. the fascinating lives of little-known composers.
C. what exactly happens as DNA replicates itself.


Inspired by the beautiful and clear blue African skies with her big puffy white clouds. Nimbus Sky is a classic, clean Summer palette. Crystal makes the semi-precious accent along with white glazed ceramic and washed out blue wooden beads. It is carefully beaded on cotton wax cord to create a stunning piece.
Each necklace is individually made and will vary very slightly from the image, but the colours and general appearance will remain similar. Made by Marzipan, Cape Town, with passion; wear it with love.


Float-plane safety has become a major issue after four fatal crashes and one non-fatal crash on the B.C. coast in two years. Last October, Transport Canada (TC) convened a float plane safety workshop in Vancouver, and the CARAC Technical Committee considered an issue paper on the subject at its Nov. 15-17 meeting in 2010.
Float-plane safety has become a major issue after four fatal crashes and one non-fatal crash on the B.C. coast in two years. Last October, Transport Canada (TC) convened a float plane safety workshop in Vancouver, and the CARAC Technical Committee considered an issue paper on the subject at its Nov. 15-17 meeting in 2010. Wings correspondent David Olsen recently interviewed Martin Eley, director general of Civil Aviation, to get his take on the issues.
WINGS: After a May 2010 fatal float-plane crash near Tofino, a Victoria newspaper stated "float planes are inherently more dangerous than land-based aircraft." Do you agree, or is the real issue that the float plane-operating environment is less forgiving?
ELEY: Float planes are certified to the same standards as the corresponding land-based aircraft, so they are not inherently less safe. The major difference is that if things go wrong the aircraft becomes inverted. There are particular challenges in the West Coast environment but more regulation will not help if it is not the right type of regulation. The issue is, what are the best practices; what are the operating environments; are there any gaps in the system? A few accidents will not give us a full picture and that is what we want from the float-plane community. We are looking at water aerodrome regulations to introduce the same rigour as at land airports.
WINGS: Flying boats are designed for a water-operating environment, but float planes are just land planes on floats. Do you believe that more should be done to design operational safety into float planes, and should Canadian manufacturers look at something like an updated Canadair CL415 amphibian?
ELEY: Canada probably has the largest commercial float-plane operation in the world, employing a wide range of aircraft. The advantage of a fleet based on landplanes is that the landing gear can be changed for different conditions. There is no standard design in the industry – operators use the design that suits them best, which is a commercial decision. A specialized aircraft [such as the CL415] is outside the price range of most commercial operators and, in a passenger-carrying version, I'm not sure the economics would work.
WINGS: It is almost 11 years since water airport regulations and standards were agreed to by CARAC, but they have not been implemented. What is TC's action plan this year?
ELEY: The justice department has completed drafting of the proposed regulations and the associated standards, and the Treasury Board has approved our regulatory impact analysis statement – a check and balance to ensure due process. We are getting ready to table them for Gazette I and we believe that is going to be in Spring 2011.
WINGS: Float-plane accident reports often infer pilot error. What new actions are being placed upon operators and pilots?
ELEY: From the human factors perspective, there is usually a reason for pilot error. The focus is on what we can do to improve the pilot's work environment, to help reduce pilot error. If you expect pilots to do too much with too little information, or if they are preoccupied, does that mean there are inadequate procedures for the way they should be doing things? There are a lot of practices and guidance that, if robust, reduce the opportunity for pilot error to cause an accident. Make sure good information is available and ensure clear and consistent interpretation of the rules, especially in bad weather. Is something lacking in our guidance material? Is there an aspect of training where we don't focus enough on how to behave in certain conditions?
WINGS: Given that passengers in an inverted sinking float plane are under extreme stress and only seconds from death, is not the prevention of accidents equally as important as emergency exits and life jackets?
ELEY: TSB did a study of float-plane accidents in 1994 [updated by TC in 2010] and there is no question that accident prevention is what we want to do and is one of the drivers for SMS. That said, there will be times when things go wrong and, in the last year, we have paid renewed attention to ensuring that passengers understand the risks and what they can do to enhance their chances of surviving an accident.
It's a two-pronged approach – prevent accidents but help passengers because of the unique situation of float planes. To reiterate – although SMS is not yet regulated, voluntary early implementation will enhance accident prevention and a proactive safety culture will deal with little things before they turn into a tragedy.


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"I have always wanted to go on a cattle drive like John Wayne and sing Gene Autry, Roy Rogers and Sons of The Pioneers songs.
My wish has come true. I invited my friends Lacy J. Dalton, Rex Allen Jr., Marty Haggard and Larry Woods to meet me in Custer Montana where we were filmed riding horses and had the time of our lives moving those cattle and then that evening, sitting around the campfire with our guitars, singing and playing some of our favorite western songs. John Wayne would've been proud of us, riding all day and singing all night out on the Montana range… We ended up in Roundup, ontana for a concert in front of many Country music fans. The whole adventure became a special for RFD-TV. "If you listen real close you can hear his name whispered in the wind".... "I wish we had heroes like John Wayne again... Someone to ride up on a horse and rescue you…"    — David Frizzell
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"Roundup", "I'm Gonna Hire A Wino"(David Frizzell), "I Never Go Around Mirrors"(David Frizzell)/"That's The Way Love Goes"(Marty Haggard), "16th. Avenue" (Lacy J Dalton) , "I've Got Spurs" (Lacy J Dalton) , You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma"(David Frizzell), "Have I Told You Lately?"(David Frizzell), "Between Love & Goodbye"(Larry Woods), I'm Getting Good At Missing You"(Rex Allen Jr.), "Cool Water"(Rex Allen Jr.), "Home On The Range" (Lacy J Dalton), "Ride Cowboy Ride"(Rex Allen Jr.), "The Nester"(Marty Haggard), "The Wayward Wind"(Larry Woods), "Red River Valley"(Mike Morgan), "Wish We Had Heroes Like John Wayne"(David Frizzell), "Happy Trails" (Rex Allen Jr., Lacy J. Dalton, David Frizzell, Marty Haggard & Larry Woods) (with "Behind the scenes" footage) "Don't Fence Me In" (Lacy J Dalton) , "Along The Navajo Trail"(Rex Allen Jr.), "Back In The Saddle Again"(Marty Haggard), "Johnny Cash Impersonation"(David Frizzell), "California Blues"(David Frizzell), "Crazy Blue Eyes" (Lacy J Dalton) , "Lonely Street"(Rex Allen Jr.) & "Waitin On A Train"(Larry Woods)
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Home Auto News Fuel price rise: Maharashtra auto drivers forced to work extra hours
Fuel price rise: Maharashtra auto drivers forced to work extra hours
Retail petrol rates have risen by ₹18.01 per litre since mid-March 2020.
| Updated on: 11 Feb 2021, 12:24 PM
A worker holds a nozzle to pump petrol into a vehicle at a fuel station in Mumbai. (REUTERS)
The rising prices of petrol are eating into the earnings of auto-rickshaw drivers and disturbing their household budgets, forcing them to work extra hours to earn additional income here in Maharashtra.
Some of the auto-rickshaw drivers say they earlier used to work from 10 am to 7 pm in a day, but are now starting early in the morning and ferrying passengers till late night to earn some profit and support their families.
Retail petrol rates have risen by ₹18.01 per litre since mid-March 2020, after the government raised taxes to mop up gains arising from fall in international oil prices. Diesel rates have gone up by ₹15.44 per litre.
(Also Read: Oil's remarkable rebound from a year of catastrophe)
So far this year, petrol prices have risen by ₹3.89 per litre and of diesel by ₹3.86 per litre.
In Aurangabad, the price of unleaded petrol has reached ₹95.27 per litre, while petrol with additives is selling at ₹98.13 per litre.
Among those hit hard by the price hike is Abdul Rahim (65), hailing from Sanjay Nagar area here, who has been driving auto-rickshaw since 1980.
"Earlier, I used to ferry passengers from 10 am to 7 pm. The petrol price rise has reduced my earnings and to earn a profit of around ₹200, I have to now start early at about 9 am and drive till 10 pm," he told PTI.
Rahim said he spends nearly ₹230 every day on fuel and by end of the day, he earns about ₹400. He has to shell out money for the vehicle's maintenance also.
"My family comprises five members and one of my sons works in a garage. This adds little to our family income. We earlier suffered due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown and now the rising fuel price is a cause of worry," he said.
There are 31,038 auto-rickshaws registered with the Aurangabad regional transport office, including 9,972 vehicles using LPG as fuel, an RTO official said.
Auto-rickshaw driver Mohammed Faheem said he earns about ₹300 after spending ₹110 on petrol for his vehicle.
"I also need to pay ₹100 as rent to the vehicle owner every day. I earn only ₹100, hence I am driving at least two more hours every day," he said.
Those driving vehicles using LPG as fuel earn a little more, but driving with a petrol engine is a tough job, said Faheem (45), a resident of Rangar Galli here.
"My son is working in a mobile shop and adds ₹4,000 to our family income every month. Many a times, he has to take an advance from his employer for the medical treatment of my wife, who is diabetic," he added.
Dinesh Bhatawale, another auto-rickshaw driver here, said he has changed his work schedule to earn some income.
"I start my day around 8 am. Earlier, I used to go home around 2 pm for lunch and take a little rest. Now, I spend the afternoon time looking for passengers," he said.
Bhatawale said even if a passenger calls around 10 pm, he does not refuse to ferry him/her.
Another local auto-rickshaw driver Dattaprasad Trivedi said even though he is out on roads for at least two more hours every day, there is no certainty of getting passengers.
"Many have left this work and taken up other jobs," he said.
First Published Date: 11 Feb 2021, 12:24 PM IST
TAGS: fuel price hike petrol price diesel price
Here's how much you have to pay for one-way trip on Mumbai-Nagpur expressway


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Q: Tkinter: Button Opening Another Window (and closing the current window) I am creating a "definition-testing" type of program (user enters the word, part of speech, and synonyms for every word and then the program quizzes the user on said information).
In the final window (the quizzing window), I have a window-layout like this:
1/25 What is the definition of _word_? # number out of total + prompt
Definition: _entry_ # entry fields for information
Part of Speech: _entry_
Next Help Quit # buttons; 'Next' checks the info and goes to the next word
# 'Help' shows the info and goes to the next word
# 'Quit' force-quits the program
Tries Left: 5 # how many tries before the info is shown

The problem I have is with the 'Help' button. Normally, by just entering wrong information 5 times, it will create the 'Help' window successfully; however, it still keeps the original word (the one that could not be answered), open. When this new window is closed, the new word will show up, but there will be two windows: new word + old word. Also, the 'Help' button itself raises an error:
>>>

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File _filepath_, line 455, in <module>
    main()
  File _filepath_, line 68, in main
    test(screenDim, test_dict)
  File _filepath_, line 451, in test
    root.destroy()
  File "C:\Python2.7.3\lib\lib-tk\Tkinter.py", line 1728, in destroy
    self.tk.call('destroy', self._w)
TclError: can't invoke "destroy" command:  application has been destroyed

Here is my test function (I trimmed a bit of the code so it is easier to find the problem):
def test(screenDim, test_dict):
    class TestWords:
        def __init__(self, master):
            w, h = screenDim[0], screenDim[1]
            rootW, rootH, xPos, yPos = int(float(w)/3), int(float(h)/4), w/2 - (w/6), h/2 - (h/8)
            self.frame = Frame(master)
            self.frameB = Frame(self.frame)
            self.frameE = Frame(self.frame)
            self.posE = Entry(self.frameE, width = 50, justify = CENTER)
            self.defE = Entry(self.frameE, width = 50, justify = CENTER)
            self.posE.grid(row = 1, column = 2, pady = 5)
            self.defE.grid(row = 2, column = 2, pady = 5)
            # there are a few other widgets/frames that don't pertain to this problem
            self.goButton = Button(self.frameB, text = 'Next', command = self.getInfo, width = 10)
            self.helpButton = Button(self.frameB, text = 'Help', command = self.getHelp, width = 10)
            self.quitButton = Button(self.frameB, text = 'Quit', command = self.quitBox, width = 10, fg = 'red')
            self.goButton.grid(row = 1, column = 1, padx = 10)
            self.helpButton.grid(row = 1, column = 2, padx = 10)
            self.quitButton.grid(row = 1, column = 3, padx = 10)
            master.geometry("%sx%s+%s+%s" % (rootW, rootH, xPos, yPos))
            self.frameE.grid(row = 3, pady = 5)
            self.frameB.grid(row = 4, padx = rootW/4 - 60, pady = 5)
            self.frame.grid()
        def quitBox(self):
            import sys
            sys.exit('Program Terminated.')
        def getHelp(self):
            triesLeft = 0
            self.frame.quit()
            root.destroy()
        def getInfo(self):
            info = (self.posE.get(), self.defE.get())
            self.frame.quit()
            return info
    class GetHelp:
        def __init__(self, master):
            w, h = screenDim[0], screenDim[1]
            rootW, rootH, xPos, yPos = int(float(w)/4), int(float(h)/4), w/2 - (w/8), h/2 - (h/8)
            self.frame = Frame(master)
            self.frameB = Frame(self.frame)
            self.goButton = Button(self.frameB, text = 'Next', command = self.frame.quit, width = 10)
            self.quitButton = Button(self.frameB, text = 'Quit', command = self.quitBox, fg = 'red', width = 10)
            self.goButton.grid(row = 1, column = 1, padx = 5)
            self.quitButton.grid(row = 1, column = 2, padx = 5)
            self.frameB.grid(row = 2, padx = rootW/4 - 20, pady = 5)
            master.geometry("%sx%s+%s+%s" % (rootW, rootH, xPos, yPos))
            self.frame.grid()
            # again, a few widgets were removed for brevity
        def quitBox(self):
            import sys
            sys.exit('Program Terminated.')
    n, words, reviewWords = len(test_dict.keys()), test_dict.keys(), []
    shuffle(words)
    for i in range(n):
        word, triesLeft = words[i], 4
        while triesLeft >= 0:
            root = Tk(className = ' Definition Tester')
            root.columnconfigure(0, weight=1)
            root.rowconfigure(0, weight=1)
            app = TestWords(root)
            root.mainloop()
            try:
                info = app.getInfo()
            except TclError:
                info = ('', '')
            if info[0] == test_dict[word][0] and info[1] in test_dict[word][1]:
                del words[i]
                root.destroy()
                break
            elif triesLeft == 0:
                reviewWords.append(word)
                root = Tk(className = ' Definition Tester')
                root.columnconfigure(0, weight=1)
                root.rowconfigure(0, weight=1)
                app = GetHelp(root)
                root.mainloop()
                break
            else:
                triesLeft -= 1
                root.destroy()

The program automatically shows the help window after there are 0 tries left. Thus, the 'Help' button sets triesLeft to 0. However, this does not seem to open the window. Thanks!

A: You need to re-architect your solution so that you only ever create a single root window and only ever run a single instance of mainloop. Instead of creating and destroying the root window over and over, create and destroy instances of Toplevel. Tkinter simply isn't designed to create and destroy multiple root windows.

A: You gotta change the tkinter variable and quit the current window in the function and than open another
def new_window():
    current_tkinter_variable.quit()
    new_variable=Tk()
    #carry on

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This is a famous jazz venue located on the border of downtown Seattle. With only two levels of seating this is a very intimate joint. Each week this venue brings in the most talented jazz ensembles to this venue. Take a look at the following link for more information.


SriLankan crew creeps through barbed wire!
A video depicting the operating crew of a SriLankan Airlines flight from Madurai creeping through a barbed wire fence to gain access to their aircraft has been published by the 'Colombo Telegraph'.
Crew members also included the female cabin crew.
Due to protests close to airport, Capt.R. De Alwis and his crew of the national carrier had faced difficulties in gaining access to the main airport entrance in Madurai after the crew stopover.
Instead of turning back to the hotel until the protest was over, Capt. De Alwis had looked at all options to get the crew to the airport to operate their flight back.
The video shows the crew walking on a dirt road before being forced to creep through a barbed wire fence bordering the airport.


She's so close to 30,000... I'm sure she'd reach if TROUBLE charted for two more weeks.
I still haven't got my copy, as I'll be there in January for the tour...By that time though, surely, 6 people will buy it.
She is almost there. Just few more copies.
Thank you for keeping track! Hope to see her back in top 50!
^doubtful. What we should hope for at this point is for her to sell enough so some more weeks of sales will be reported.


That Devil Music: Los Straitjackets meet the Jesus of Cool!
Those Mexican wrestler-masked instrumental madmen are back at it again! Following three tours that saw the band opening for British rock legend Nick Lowe, the members of Los Straitjackets wondered "what would Nick Lowe's songs sound like as instrumentals?" On May 19th, 2017 we'll all get to hear the answer to that profound question when Yep Roc Records releases Los Straitjackets' What's So Funny About Peace, Love and Los Straitjackets.
A thirteen-track collection that re-imagines some of Lowe's most iconic songs, What's So Funny About Peace, Love and Los Straitjackets was produced by Neil Brockbank, Lowe's longtime producer and musical collaborator, and includes Lowe band member Geraint Watkins on keyboards as well as a cameo by Lowe himself, singing on an undisclosed track. The album also represents the recording debut of Royston Lowe on percussion.
Comprised of guitarists Danny Amis, Eddie Angel, and Greg Townson as well as bassist Pete Curry and drummer Chris Sprague, the hard touring Los Straitjackets have been tearing up the highways and thruways for better than two decades now, and they'll be hitting the road in June in support of What's So Funny About Peace, Love and Los Straitjackets, performing with fellow traveler Marshall Crenshaw.
Each show will feature an instrumental set as well as vocal collaborations. The album's first single, "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love & Understanding" has been released and you can check it out below before making plans to catch one of these electrifying Los Straitjacket shows when the band hits your town!


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Farooqui (); also transliterated as Farooqi, Faruki or Al Farooqui), is a distinct name or surname or last name of Arabic origin.

Notable Farooquis
 Umar, second Caliph of Islam associate of Muhammad
 Hafsa bint Umar, wife of Muhammad
 Abdullah ibn Umar brother-in-law of Muhammad
 Farooque (1948), Bangladeshi actor
 Farouk Ruzimatov, Russian ballet dancer
 Farouk Shami, Palestinian-American businessman
 Farouk al-Sharaa, Syrian politician
 Farooq, professional wrestler (ring name)
 Khwaja Ghulam Farid, Sufi Poet
 Mian Mir ( Sufi saint)
 Baba Fariduddin Ganjshakar (Sufi venerated by Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs)
 Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi   scholar
 Muhibullah Allahabadi, Sufi Scholar
 Ibrahim ibn Adham , Sufi saint
 Ismail al-Faruqi, Palestinian-American philosopher
 Sachal Sarmast, Sufi Saint
 Shaikh Salim Chisti, Sufi Saint
 Naseer Ahmad Faruqui, Islamic scholar
 Nisar Ahmed Faruqi, Islamic scholar
 Musharraf Ali Farooqui, Canadian writer
 Shad Saleem Faruqi, Malaysian Legal Scholar
 Shah Abdul Aziz
 Khaliq Ahmad Nizami , academic
 Dr. Mahmood Ahmed Ghazi, Jurist and scholar
 Munawar Faruqui, Stand-up Comedian, Singer, Influencer, Writer, Rapper, Reality Show winner (Lock Upp)

See also
 Umar
 Family tree of Umar
 Al-Farooq (book)
 Al Farooq Omar Bin Al Khattab Mosque
 Faruqi dynasty

References

External links
Genealogy Umar Bin Khattab
Al Farooq: The Life of Omar The Great at WorldCat

Islamic culture
Arabic-language surnames
Muhajir communities
Patronymic surnames
Surnames from given names

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Cal State East Bay nursing and health sciences lecturer Stephen J. Morewitz.
The first, analyzes risk factors for homeless and runaway youth including their social, health, police, court and social services outcomes. The second, which Morewitz co-edited with Dr. Caroline Sturdy Colls of Staffordshire University in the United Kingdom, focuses on the science, forensics, politics and ethics involved in responding to missing persons cases. Topics include secondary victimization, privacy issues, DNA identification and the challenges of finding victims of war and genocide.
Morewitz said he hopes the books will help medical professionals access new ideas, collaborate with colleagues and handle missing persons cases with greater efficiency.


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How Has Hollywood (Mis)Represented Homosexuality?
Trailers from mainstream movies from the 1960s and 1970s inspire an interactive investigation of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender characters as depicted by Hollywood.
Titles include Myra Breckinridge, Victim, Something For Everyone, and The Killing of Sister George, among others. Selected from Jenni Olson's compilation "Homo Promos," these trailers — color and black & white — are comic and cringeworthy, sometimes in equal measure.
How did Hollywood's representation of queer life affect your understanding of your own or others' sexuality? Do you have a favorite — or traumatic– memory of these films? When is the first — or last — time you saw any of them?


Guide to Contact-Poisonous Plants of the World . Sorted by family names in botanical order, within each family alphabetically by scientific names.
Provider of construction aggregates, sand, landscape and sport field materials. Features information on services including delivery.
This article will try to help the consumer understand how conserving water to help you sand mound systems. How can you tell if you're a responsible homeowner?


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Pierre Carlet de Marivaux, auch Pierre de Chamblain de Marivaux (* 4. Februar 1688 in Paris; † 12. Februar 1763 ebenda) war ein französischer Schriftsteller.

Dieser hauptsächlich als Romancier und Dramatiker bekannte Autor ist einer der bedeutendsten französischen Literaten der 1720er und 1730er Jahre, d. h. der Periode der Frühaufklärung und des Rokoko.

Leben und Schaffen
Die Herkunft des von ihm wohl erst ab 1716 benutzten Namens "de Marivaux" ist unbekannt; das in Literaturgeschichten oder Lexika ebenfalls zu findende "de Chamblain" war eigentlich der Name seines älteren Cousins, des Architekten J.-B. Bullet de Chamblain, und wurde von ihm allenfalls gelegentlich benutzt.

Marivaux (wie er in der Literaturgeschichte schlicht heißt) wurde in Paris als Pierre Carlet geboren, Sohn eines nichtadeligen mittleren Beamten, der wenig später das Amt eines Kontrolleurs der Münze in Riom erhielt, der damaligen Hauptstadt der Auvergne. Seine Mutter Marie Anne war Schwester des erfolgreichen Pariser Architekten Pierre Bullet und blieb zunächst auch mit den Kindern in Paris. Die Jugendjahre ab 12 verlebte Marivaux dann doch in Riom, wo er auf einem Kolleg der Oratorianer seine Schulbildung absolvierte und wo er vielleicht schon sein erstes Stück, Le Père prudent et équitable (der kluge und gerechte Vater) verfasste und auch einen ersten Roman begann, Les effets surprenants de la sympathie (die überraschenden Effekte der Sympathie).

Spätestens 1710 war er wieder in Paris; jedenfalls schrieb er sich in diesem Jahr für ein Jurastudium ein. Doch offenbar studierte er kaum, sondern betätigte sich als Autor. 1712 wurden die ersten drei Bände der Effets gedruckt und in Limoges und Paris der Père prudent aufgeführt. Auch hatte er in dem Zensor der Effets, dem bedeutenden Frühaufklärer Fontenelle, zugleich einen Protektor gefunden, der ihn in Pariser Literatenkreise einführte. 1713 schrieb er einen weiteren Roman, Pharsamon, Ou les folies romanesques (Ph. oder Die romanesken Torheiten), den er aber erst 1737 in Druck gab. 1714 verfasste er die längere Erzählung La Voiture embourbée (der steckengebliebene Wagen) und vollendete mit Band 4 und 5 die Effets. 1715 gab er einen Télémaque travesti (der verkleidete/verkappte T.) in Druck, eine Parodie von Fénelons vielgelesenem Bildungsroman Les aventures de Télémaque (1699). 1716 ließ er die Ilias-Parodie L'Iliade travesti folgen. Damit mischte er sich in den Streit um Homer ein, der 1714 zwischen Antoine Houdar de la Motte und Anne Dacier ausgebrochen war, einer Homer-Übersetzerin, die noch die These von der Überlegenheit der antiken Literatur über die moderne verfocht, die seit der Querelle des Anciens et des Modernes Gegenstand kritischer Auseinandersetzung war.

Zunächst offenbar nicht unvermögend, investierte Marivaux um 1719 sein eigenes Geld sowie das seiner 1717 geehelichten Frau in Aktien der 1718 gegründeten Compagnie de l'Occident, einer Bank- und Handelsgesellschaft, die in der Aufbruchstimmung während der Regentschaft (1715–1723) Herzog Philipps von Orléans von dem schottischen Bankier John Law 1718 nach dem Vorbild der großen niederländischen und englischen Übersee-Handelsgesellschaften geschaffen worden war. Als 1720 die spekulativ überbewerteten Aktien der Compagnie in den Keller gingen und das "Lawsche System" zusammenbrach, waren auch Marivaux, seine Frau und seine kleine Tochter (* 1719) über Nacht arme Leute.

Er legte nun offenbar noch ein Jura-Examen ab, betätigte sich dann aber doch nicht als Anwalt oder Ähnliches, sondern verfasste Theaterstücke, vor allem Komödien, die er der Truppe der Comédiens italiens und ihren Stars quasi auf den Leib schrieb. Sein Durchbruch war gleich 1720 Arlequin poli par l'amour (der von der Liebe erzogene Harlekin). Seine Spezialität wurde rasch die Darstellung des unvermerkten und ungewollten Sich-Verliebens zweier Partner, und zwar insbesondere solcher, die zunächst durch große Standesunterschiede getrennt zu sein scheinen, sich dann jedoch als sozial gleichrangig und damit als passend erweisen. Diese Thematik verarbeiten z. B. La Surprise de l'amour, 1722 (die Überraschung der Liebe); La double inconstance, 1723 (die beiderseitige Unbeständigkeit); Le Prince travesti, 1723 (der verkleidete Fürst); Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard, 1730 (Das Spiel von Liebe und Zufall). Daneben behandelte Marivaux genuin aufklärerische Themen, so z. B. in L'Île des esclaves, 1725 (die Insel der Sklaven), wo er zeigt, wie zufällig und ungerecht in der Kastengesellschaft der Zeit die Diener- und die Herrenrollen verteilt sind; oder in L'Île de la Raison, 1727 (die Insel der Vernunft), wo er sehr vernünftige "Wilde" mit Europäern konfrontiert, die sich als sehr unvernünftig und vorurteilsvoll erweisen. Der beachtliche Erfolg seiner Stücke verschaffte ihm Zutritt zu den renommiertesten Salons der Hauptstadt.

Wohl Ende 1726 (inzwischen war er Witwer) begann Marivaux den Roman La Vie de Marianne (Das Leben der Marianne), in dem ein Findelkind nur aufgrund seiner Qualitäten, nämlich Schönheit, Geist, Gefühl und Tugend, von einem Adeligen geheiratet wird und so in den Adel aufsteigen sollte. Allerdings war der Autor noch lange nicht bis dahin gelangt, als er 1742 nach vielen hundert Seiten und zehn schon gedruckten Bänden sein Werk abbrach, vermutlich weil er das Utopische seiner Konzeption der Marianne erkannte (und vielleicht auch, weil ihm gerade klar wurde, dass er seine eigene Tochter mangels einer ordentlichen Mitgift nur Nonne werden lassen konnte, was 1745 auch geschah).

1801 erschien (in 2. Auflage) eine deutsche Adaption der Marianne unter dem Titel Josephe, deren Verfasser Friedrich Schulz sich in seiner Vorerinnerung sehr denkwürdig äußert:

1734/35 schrieb Marivaux fünf Bände eines weiteren Romans, Le Paysan parvenu (Der arrivierte Dörfler), der die Geschichte vom Aufstieg eines tüchtigen, aber auch rechtschaffenen jungen Provinzlers zum reichen Bankier erzählen sollte. Obwohl er ebenfalls auf halber Strecke stecken blieb, zählt der Paysan mit der Marianne zu den besten Romanen der Zeit.

Neben Theaterstücken und Romanen verfasste Marivaux immer wieder auch zeitschriftenartige Feuilletonserien nach dem Vorbild des 1711 von Joseph Addison in London gegründeten Spectator. Dies waren: Lettres sur les habitants de Paris (Briefe über die Einwohner von Paris, 1717/18), Le Spectateur français (der französische Spectator, 1721–24), L'Indigent philosophe (der mittellose Philosoph, 1726) und Le Cabinet du philosophe (das Kabinett des Philosophen, 1734).

1742 wurde Marivaux Mitglied der Académie française und kurz darauf ihr Secrétaire perpétuel. Dieses Amt, mit dem Dienstwohnung, adelsähnliche Privilegien und erfreuliche Prestigemöglichkeiten verbunden waren, bildete bis zu seinem Tod seinen Lebensinhalt.

Die besondere Leistung des Theaterautors Marivaux war die Übertragung der spielerisch-eleganten Sprache der Pariser Salons seiner Zeit in seine Stücke, die entsprechend auch nicht in Versen, sondern in Prosa verfasst sind. Nachdem diese Sprache sich spätestens mit der Revolution von 1789 überlebt hatte, erschien Marivaux' Stil schon gegen Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts und schon gar den Romantikern nur noch als ein manieriertes "marivaudage". Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts jedoch wurde diese negative Sicht revidiert, und Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard zählt seitdem wieder zu den meistgespielten französischen Komödien. Auch die Romane La Vie de Marianne und Le Paysan parvenu gelten, obwohl sie beide unvollendet geblieben sind, als zwei der besten und lesenswertesten französischen erzählenden Werke des 18. Jahrhunderts.

Werke

Bühnenwerke
 Le Père prudent et équitable, 1712 in Limoges und Paris aufgeführt
 L'Amour et la vérité, Uraufführung (UA) am 3. März 1720, nur fragmentarisch erhalten
 Arlequin poli par l'amour, UA 17. Oktober 1720
 Annibal, UA 16. Dezember 1720, wiederaufgeführt am 25. Dezember 1747, Verstragödie, von Gotthold Ephraim Lessing teilweise übersetzt
 La Surprise de l'amour, UA 3. Mai 1722
 La Double Inconstance, UA 6. April 1723
 Le Prince travesti, UA 5. Februar 1724
 La Fausse Suivante ou Le Fourbe puni, UA 8. Juli 1724; 2000 verfilmt von Benoît Jacquot
 Le Dénouement imprévu, UA 2. Dezember 1724
 L'Île des esclaves, UA 5. März 1725
 L'Héritier de village, UA 19. Oktober 1725
 Mahomet second, 1726 (? ) Tragödie in Prosa, unvollendet
 L'Île de la raison ou Les Petits Hommes, UA 11. September 1727
 La Seconde Surprise de l'amour, UA 31. Dezember 1727
 Le Triomphe de Plutus, UA 22. April 1728
 La Nouvelle Colonie, 1729, verloren, 2. Fassung 1750 als La Colonie
 Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard, UA 23. Januar 1730; erfolgreichstes Stück des Autors; von Valérie Donzelli 2013 verfilmt
 La Réunion des Amours, UA 5. November 1731
 Le Triomphe de l'amour, UA 12. März 1732
 Les Serments indiscrets, UA 8. Juni 1732
 L'École des mères, UA 25. Juli 1732
 L'Heureux Stratagème, UA 6. Juni 1733
 La Méprise, UA 16. August 1734
 Le Petit-Maître corrigé, UA 6. November 1734
 Le Chemin de la fortune, veröffentlicht in "Le Cabinet du Philosophe", 1734
 La Mère confidente, UA 9. Mai 1735
 Le Legs, UA 11. Juni 1736
 Les Fausses Confidences, UA 16. März 1737; 2015 von Luc Bondy verfilmt (deutscher Titel: "Falsche Vertraulichkeiten")
 La Joie imprévue, UA 7. Juli 1738
 Les Sincères, UA 13. Januar 1739
 L'Épreuve, UA 19. November 1740
 La Commère, 1741
 La Dispute, UA 10. Oktober 1744
 Le Préjugé vaincu, UA 6. August 1746
 La Colonie, UA 1750
 La Femme fidèle, UA 24. August 1755, nur fragmentarisch erhalten
 Félicie, veröffentlicht in "Mercure de France" März 1757
 Les Acteurs de bonne foi, veröffentlicht in "Le Conservateur" 1757
 La Provinciale, veröffentlicht in "Mercure de France" April 1761, Authentizität angezweifelt.

Romane, erzählende Werke
 Les Aventures de *** ou Les Effets surprenants de la sympathie, 5 Bde. 1712–1714
 Pharsamon ou Les Folies romanesques, 1713, gedruckt 1737
 La Voiture embourbée, 1714
 Le Bilboquet, 1714
 Le Télémaque travesti, 1714
 L'Homère travesti ou L'Iliade en vers burlesques, 1716/17
 La Vie de Marianne, 1726 begonnen, unvollendet; gedruckt 1731–42 in zehn Bänden
 dt. Adaption: Friedrich Schulz: Josephe. [Nach Marivaux.] 2 Bde., 2. Auflage Mannheim 1801 (Digitalisat von Band 1 und Band 2 im Internet Archive)
 dt. Übersetzung: Marianne oder die Abentheuer der Gräfin von ***. Deutsch von August Diezmann. 2 Bde. Wigand, Leipzig 1867
 Le Paysan parvenu, unvollendet; 1734/35 in fünf Bänden gedruckt

Journalistische Arbeiten und Essays
 Lettres sur les habitants de Paris, 1717–1718
 Lettres contenant une aventure
 Pensées sur différents sujets
 Le Spectateur français, 1721–1724
  L'Indigent philosophe, 1726
 Le Cabinet du philosophe, 1734
 L'Éducation d'un prince, dialogue, 1754

Literatur
 Roswitha Kramer: Marivaux' Romane in Deutschland. Ein Beitrag zur Rezeption des französischen Romans in Deutschland im 18. Jahrhundert. Carl Winter, Heidelberg 1976.
 Marivaux und die Schauspielerinn Sylvia [über La Surprise de l'amour / Überraschung der Liebe, 1722]. In: Der Sammler, № 47 (1824), S. 187 (Digitalisat bei Google Books)

Weblinks

 Artikel in "Namen, Titel und Daten der französischen Literatur" (Hauptquelle für den Absatz "Leben und Schaffen")

Einzelnachweise

Autor
Literatur (18. Jahrhundert)
Literatur (Französisch)
Literatur (Frankreich)
Drama
Roman, Epik
Mitglied der Académie française
Schriftsteller (Paris)
Franzose
Geboren 1688
Gestorben 1763
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For every bowl sold, the Australian fast-casual chain donates a meal to someone in need.
By Jacqueline Cain·	 3/20/2018, 11:41 a.m.
Another fast-growing, fast-casual chain drops down in the Boston area today, but Zambrero is a little bit different. For one, it serves Mexican-inspired fare like burritos, quesadillas, tacos, nachos, and rice bowls. But it also fights to end world hunger with every burrito or bowl sold.
Zambrero started in Australia, and now has more than 170 outposts there and in New Zealand and Ireland. Its first two U.S. locations opened today in Harvard Square, and in Warwick, R.I.
The quick-service chain partners with the international relief agency Rise Against Hunger on a one-for-one donation model (which it calls Plate 4 Plate) to provide meals in needy communities across Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
Since it was founded in 2005, Zambrero has donated more than 20 million meals; the company hopes to hit one billion donations by 2025.
Tickers in each Zambrero restaurant count the number of meals sold (and therefore, provided), "and now that we're operating in different corners of the world, we're seeing that number rolling all the time," the company's U.S. operations manager Steve Anderson told Eater Boston.
The menu is customizable, with jasmine or black rice-filled burritos and bowls; house-made guacamole, salsas, and a handful of other sauces; slow-cooked beef, chicken, and pork; and other toppings, locally sourced when possible. Vegetarians, vegans, and dairy- and gluten-free diners will find options at Zambrero.
Taking over a former Boloco space on Mount Auburn Street, Zambrero debuted today at 11 a.m. It's also now open in Warwick.
71 Mt Auburn St., in Cambridge; 1000 Bald Hill Rd., Warwick, R.I., zambrero.com.


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Q: Where does external device logic belong in domain driven design? I am attempting to develop a new project from a more domain driven perspective and whilst I mostly understand the principles a few things still allude me.
My domain requires interaction with external devices and therefore I need to define interfaces for device discovery, model creation and to an extent communication.
Does stuff like the above belong in the core domain, or from a domain driven perspective does stuff like this (which aids my domain but is not my domain per se) sit outside the domain entirely and use the behaviour defined within the domain to do work?
To add a little more information, I currently have the architecture modelled similar to as follows:
* Domain (references nothing)
  + IDiscoverDevices (device discovery interface)
    - BeginDiscovery: void
    - EndDiscovery: void
  + IDeviceProvider (factory for device creation)
    - Make: IDevice
  + IDevice

* Framework (references Domain)
  + DiscoverDevices
  + DeviceProvider

* Client (references Domain and Framework)
  + SomeView (takes IDiscoverDevices, IDeviceProvider via ctor)

A: Using the Dependency Inversion Principle, your interfaces would be defined in the domain, but they would be implemented in the infrastructure layer.

A: If it aids your domain but is not part of your domain per se it is not part of the core domain but part of a supporting subdomain.
Different subdomains should usually be modeled in seperate bounded contexts. So you should have at least two models: one for your
core domain and one for your supporting subdomain (the external device logic).
The context of the external device logic should be integrated in the
context of your core domain using some translation layer, for example using an Anti Corruption Layer. Note, the Anti Corruption Layer is part of
the core domain context and therefore it should abstract the model of the external devices in the language of the core domain.
This is of cause not a general solution but assumes that Domain Driven Design is really applicable for your problem, i.e. your core domain is complex with a lot of business rules which provides competetive advantage to your business. If this is not the case you should not use DDD but use something simpler, e.g. using the Dependency Inversion Principle like plalx suggested in his answer.


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The 2001 POMIS Cup was the 15th POMIS cup, an  international soccer club tournament held in Maldives. The group stage started on 26 October 2001, and the final was played on 6 November 2001 at the Rasmee Dhandu Stadium, Malé, Maldives.

Teams
Below are the top four teams of the 2001 Dhivehi League and two invited foreign clubs.

Teams and Nation
Note: Table lists clubs in alphabetical order.

Group stage

Group A

Group B

Semi finals

Final

References

 RSSSF 2001 POMIS Cup

2001
2001 in Asian football
2001 in Maldivian football
2001–02 in Indian football
2001 in Thai football


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ABBATH Announce European Tour with WATAIN
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Norwegian metal titans ABBATH are about to embark on their previously announced co-headlining tour with Swedish black metal outfit WATAIN! The 'Chariots of Fire' tour will kick off at the Elysee Montmartre in Paris (FR), tomorrow September 15 and will wreak havoc in 13 more countries before a final curtain at the Vanha venue in Helsinki (FI) on October 9. A full list of confirmed shows can be found below. Special guests will be TRIBULATION and BÖLZER during all shows!
ABBATH/WATAIN co-headline
+TRIBULATION +BÖLZER
15.09.2022 – FR – Paris – Elysee Montmartre
16.09.2022 – DE – Oberhausen – Turbinenhalle
17.09.2022 – DE – Munich – Backstage
18.09.2022 – IT – Milan – Live Club
20.09.2022 – FR – Toulouse – Le Bikini
22.09.2022 – PT – Lisbon – Lisboa Ao Vivo
23.09.2022 – ES – Madrid – La Riviera
24.09.2022 – ES – Barcelona – Apolo
25.09.2022 – FR – Lyon – Transbordeur
27.09.2022 – CH – Zurich – Komplex 457
28.09.2022 – DE – Filderstadt – Filharmonie
29.09.2022 – NL – Tilburg – 013
30.09.2022 – UK – London – Earth
02.10.2022 – BE – Antwerp – Trix
04.10.2022 – DE – Hamburg – Markthalle
05.10.2022 – DK – Copenhagen – Amager Bio
06.10.2022 – NO – Oslo – Rockefeller
07.10.2022 – SE – Stockholm – Fallan
09.10.2022 – FI – Helsinki – Vanha
ABBATH will be playing in support of their album 'Dread Reaver' which was released on March 25, 2022 and can be listened to in full HERE. The album is still available in the Season of Mist shop HERE.
WATAIN Premiere Video For New Single 'We Remain' Feat. Farida Lemouchi
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Photo Credit: Evelina Szczesik (Ever Vision Art)
Today, notorious Swedish black metal collective WATAIN is proud to unveil the third and final single from their upcoming new studio album, "The Agony & Ecstasy Of Watain," which will be released on April 29th, 2022.
The song is called "We Remain" and represents the deepest shadow of the album. A profound contemplation on the winding abyss of the past. Fearlessly extending across the known borders of Watain's musical wilderness, "We Remain" also features noble contributions by Farida Lemouchi (ex The Devil's Blood, now Molassess) and Gottfrid Åhman (ex In Solitude, now PÅGÅ).
The video for "We Remain" was directed by Johan Bååth who has been documenting WATAIN's journey through the world for many years.
LISTEN TO "WE REMAIN": https://watain.bfan.link/we-remain.ema
Erik Danielsson (vocals) comments:
"I begun writing "We Remain" in 2012, as a meditation on the concept of Mythopoeia; our mythical origins and how our understanding and approach to them is shaped and transformed throughout time. The lyric is built around the five elemental wings of the Pentagram, and the mysteries embedded in that ancient symbol. It is a song about forgotten things that ought to be remembered, the search for truths that were lost, of the ever burning flame that illuminates the darkness of times immemorial, the passing of aeons and and our ponderable place therein."
Pre-order / Pre-save The Album "The Agony & Ecstasy of Watain": PRE-ORDER
"The Agony & Ecstasy Of Watain" – Tracklist
01. Ecstasies in night infinite
02. The howling
03. Serimosa
04. Black cunt
05. Leper's grace
06. Not sun nor man nor god
07. Before the cataclysm
08. We remain
09. Funeral winter
10. Septentrion
MORE FROM "THE AGONY & ECSTASY OF WATAIN:
LISTEN TO "SERIMOSA": https://watain.bfan.link/serimosa.ema
LISTEN TO "THE HOWLING": https://bfan.link/the-howling
WATCH THE VIDEO FOR "THE HOWLING": https://youtu.be/K_oPqu6xQDM
Watain crawled out of Satan's cunt in 1998, and has since then ascended and grown into one of the world's most well known and notorious Black Metal bands. Their legacy is often referred to with fear, love, confusion or awe, but seldom with indifference.
Their infamous live shows have become a worldwide phenomenon; inimitable ceremonies of wild Black Metal fanatism where the sacred and solemn collides with raw unadulterated force. With their greatly anticipated seventh studio album, Watain continues to arouse and electrify their audience with an unmistakable, adventurous brand of Black Metal Magic, processed and distilled over the course of a 25-year long history.
Recorded live by long time collaborator Tore Stjerna in his infamous Necromorbus studio, now re-located to an old church on the Swedish countryside, "The Agony & Ecstasy of Watain" takes the listener one huge step closer to the innermost heart of a band that despite always being surrounded by rumors and controversy has always strived for a most sincere and genuine form of expression.
With 10 songs written by the founding trinity of Watain (E. Danielsson, H. Jonsson and P. Forsberg), it is also the first Watain album to be recorded live with a full line up completed by A. Lillo, H. Eriksson and E. Forcas.
The material is further enriched by noble contributions from Farida Lemouchi (ex The Devil's Blood, now in Molassess) and Gottfrid Åhman (ex In Solitude, now in PÅGÅ).
The lyrics, always a central aspect of every Watain album, range from manic proselytism to profound contemplation on the relativity between life and death, sacred and profane, holy and unholy, agony and ecstasy, eagerly excavating the winding depths of mind and spirit with a new sense of clarity and determination.
Characterized by a morbid sense of beauty mingled with raw primal force, Watain is the wolf that keeps hunting, fearless and free, in the dark night of man.
WATAIN LIVE
FESTIVALS:
28.05.2022 – NL – Graveland Festival
19.06.2022 – FR – Hellfest
13.08.2022 – BE – Alcatraz Festival
CHARIOTS OF FIRE EUROPEAN TOUR 2022
WATAIN / ABBATH | Co-Headliner
Special Guests: TRIBULATION & BÖLZER
TOURDATES: 15.09.2022 – FR – Paris – Elysee Montmartre
WATAIN Interview Feat. on The Zach Moonshine Show, Talk 'The Agony & Ecstasy of Watain' And More
'Erik Danielsson' from 'Watain' joins The Zach Moonshine Show, to talk about the new release 'The Agony & Ecstasy of Watain' and much more! Erik talks about the recording process of the new record, recording as a band, the special guest appearances from Farida Lemouchi from 'The Devils Blood' / 'Molassess' and Gottfrid Åhman from 'In Solitude' / 'Repugnant'. We also talk about the possibility of Erik playing guitar on the US tour if Pelle Forsberg is not able to enter the country again. We feature new music from the band as well as new releases from Behemoth, Black Altar, Vulture Lord, Goat Blood Fetish, Midnite Hellion, Ghost In The Atlantic, Testimony of Apocalypse , and Snipers of Babel ! We also played some classics by request from Carpathian Forest, Empyrean Fire, Acid Bath, Goatwhore, Gravehuffer, Brutal Death Fuck, Pantera, Metallica, Slayer, St. Madness, Ghost, AC/DC, Warlock , and Metal Church
Read the whole article HERE.
ABBATH Announce European Co-Headline Tour with WATAIN
Norwegian metal titans ABBATH are now announcing a brand new co-headlining tour with Swedish black metal outfit WATAIN! The 'Chariots of Fire' tour will kick off at the Elysee Montmartre in Paris (FR) and will wreak havoc in 13 more countries before a final curtain at the Vanha venue in Helsinki (FI). A full list of confirmed shows can be found below.
Special guests will be TRIBULATION and BÖLZER during all shows. Tickets will be on sale starting Wednesday February 16th @ 10:00 CET!
ABBATH recently released the title track of their upcoming album 'Dread Reaver', which can be viewed via the the official Season of Mist YouTube Channel HERE.
Pre-orders for 'Dread Reaver' are available in the Season of Mist shop HERE. Pre-save the album HERE.
ABBATH will be playing in support of their upcoming album 'Dread Reaver', which will be released on March 25, 2022. The cover artwork, which was created by Bjørn Stian Bjoarvik and Francisco Munoz, and further album details can be found below.
1. Acid Haze (04:51)
2. Scarred Core (03:29)
3. Dream Cull (04:15) WATCH HERE
4. Myrmidon (04:33)
5. The Deep Unbound (04:05)
6. Septentrion (04:30)
7. Trapped Under Ice (03:59)
8. The Book of Breath (04:35)
9. Dread Reaver (04:43) WATCH HERE
10. Make my day (04:16)
WATAIN to Release New Album "The Agony & Ecstasy Of Watain" on April 29th, First Single Unleashed
Posted by tarjavirmakari on February 4, 2022
Notorious Swedish black metal collective WATAIN is proud to unleash "The Howling" – the first single from their upcoming new studio album, "The Agony & Ecstasy Of Watain," which will be released on April 29th, 2022.
"The Howling" sets the tone for what will be offered on the band's 7th full-length, an unsettling blackened voyage in 10 chapters that is as inexorably vicious as it is enticing.
E. Danielsson (vocals) adds:
"The Howling refers to the wordless voice of the wild, wailing eerily through the ages, urging us to leave our safe spaces and explore the dark recesses of the great Abyss both within and without. To see it, to learn from it, to know it. "
The single is available in both digital and physical form – a strictly limited 7" with "The Howling" on its A-side and the Profanatica cover "I Arose" on its B-side can be bought as of today (no pre-order!). The Black Vinyl is exclusively available through Nuclear Blast Mailorder, whereas the Oxblood colored version is being sold in the band's own shop. Act quick as these will be gone fast!
WATAIN Announce North American Tour With MAYHEM In March 2022
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Notorious Swedish black metal collective WATAIN is proud to announce that it will join forces with equally infamous Norwegian black metal legends MAYHEM for a tour through North America, aptly labeled "The Sanguine Sodomy Of North America," starting on March 7th, 2022. They will be supported by US blackened speed metal punks MIDNIGHT.
WATAIN and MAYHEM issued the following statement:
"Mayhem and Watain are delighted to announce that what is to become known in history as the sanguine sodomy of North America is set to take place in the spring of 2022, with both our bands at the helm and with the infamous Midnight joining us as special guests. We hereby invite all of our North American friends and foes to celebrate the return of Darkness and Evil to your lands, and to join us in what is destined to become one legendary Hell of a tour!"
WATAIN have just wrapped up the recording of their seventh studio album, which will be released in Spring 2022 through Nuclear Blast.
MAYHEM / WATAIN
The Sanguine Sodomy Of North America Tour 2022
Special Guests: MIDNIGHT
March 07: San Francisco, CA, The Regency Ballroom
March 08: Los Angeles, CA, The Wiltern
March 09: Phoenix, AZ, The Nile Theater
March 11: Salt Lake City, UT, The Depot
March 12: Denver, CO, The Summit Music Hall
March 14: Dallas, TX, Amplified Live
March 15: Austin, TX, Mohawk
March 16: Houston, TX, White Oak Music Hall
March 18: Atlanta, GA, Masquerade
March 19: Tampa, FL, Orpheum
March 20: Charlotte, NC, The Underground
March 22: Montreal, QC, Club Soda
March 23: Toronto, ON, The Phoenix
March 25: Worcester, MA, The Palladium
March 26: New York, NY, Irving Plaza
March 29: Baltimore, MD, Baltimore Soundstage
March 30: Pittsburgh, PA, The Roxian
March 31: Detroit, MI, The Majestic
April 01: Chicago, IL, The Vic
April 02: Minneapolis, MN, Skyway Theatre
April 03: Joliet, IL, The Forge


Gondolas and SightBEERing in Krakow – a taste of Venice…only with great Polish beer!
Krakow is packed with history, great things to see and do – as well as all our classic stag activities. But sightseeing can be a bit of bore, plus there's all that walking to do. Why not make it fun? Go on a Gondola, with a fun guide AND a few beers each. Sorted.
Your fun local guide will pick your group up at the hotel, and take you to the location. The gondola leaves from Krakow city centre. Included: 1 hour boat hire, captain, guide, 3 beers per person.


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using blink::WebAudioDevice;
using blink::WebClipboard;
using blink::WebFrame;
using blink::WebMIDIAccessor;
using blink::WebMIDIAccessorClient;
using blink::WebMediaStreamCenter;
using blink::WebMediaStreamCenterClient;
using blink::WebPlugin;
using blink::WebPluginParams;
using blink::WebRTCPeerConnectionHandler;
using blink::WebRTCPeerConnectionHandlerClient;
using blink::WebThemeEngine;
using WebTestRunner::WebTestDelegate;
using WebTestRunner::WebTestInterfaces;
using WebTestRunner::WebTestProxyBase;

namespace content {

namespace {
ShellContentRendererClient* g_renderer_client;
}

ShellContentRendererClient* ShellContentRendererClient::Get() {
  return g_renderer_client;
}

ShellContentRendererClient::ShellContentRendererClient() {
  DCHECK(!g_renderer_client);
  g_renderer_client = this;
  if (CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->HasSwitch(switches::kDumpRenderTree)) {
    EnableWebTestProxyCreation(
        base::Bind(&ShellContentRendererClient::WebTestProxyCreated,
                   base::Unretained(this)));
  }
}

ShellContentRendererClient::~ShellContentRendererClient() {
  g_renderer_client = NULL;
}

void ShellContentRendererClient::RenderThreadStarted() {
  shell_observer_.reset(new ShellRenderProcessObserver());
#if defined(OS_MACOSX)
  // We need to call this once before the sandbox was initialized to cache the
  // value.
  base::debug::BeingDebugged();
#endif
}

void ShellContentRendererClient::RenderFrameCreated(RenderFrame* render_frame) {
  new ShellRenderFrameObserver(render_frame);
}

void ShellContentRendererClient::RenderViewCreated(RenderView* render_view) {
  new ShellRenderViewObserver(render_view);

  if (!CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->HasSwitch(switches::kDumpRenderTree))
    return;
  WebKitTestRunner* test_runner = WebKitTestRunner::Get(render_view);
  test_runner->Reset();
  render_view->GetWebView()->setSpellCheckClient(
      test_runner->proxy()->spellCheckClient());
  WebTestDelegate* delegate =
      ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->test_delegate();
  if (delegate == static_cast<WebTestDelegate*>(test_runner))
    ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->SetMainWindow(render_view);
}

bool ShellContentRendererClient::OverrideCreatePlugin(
    RenderFrame* render_frame,
    WebFrame* frame,
    const WebPluginParams& params,
    WebPlugin** plugin) {
  std::string mime_type = params.mimeType.utf8();
  if (mime_type == content::kBrowserPluginMimeType) {
    // Allow browser plugin in content_shell only if it is forced by flag.
    // Returning true here disables the plugin.
    return !CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->HasSwitch(
        switches::kEnableBrowserPluginForAllViewTypes);
  }
  return false;
}

WebMediaStreamCenter*
ShellContentRendererClient::OverrideCreateWebMediaStreamCenter(
    WebMediaStreamCenterClient* client) {
  if (!CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->HasSwitch(switches::kDumpRenderTree))
    return NULL;
#if defined(ENABLE_WEBRTC)
  WebTestInterfaces* interfaces =
      ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->test_interfaces();
  return interfaces->createMediaStreamCenter(client);
#else
  return NULL;
#endif
}

WebRTCPeerConnectionHandler*
ShellContentRendererClient::OverrideCreateWebRTCPeerConnectionHandler(
    WebRTCPeerConnectionHandlerClient* client) {
  if (!CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->HasSwitch(switches::kDumpRenderTree))
    return NULL;
#if defined(ENABLE_WEBRTC)
  WebTestInterfaces* interfaces =
      ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->test_interfaces();
  return interfaces->createWebRTCPeerConnectionHandler(client);
#else
  return NULL;
#endif
}

WebMIDIAccessor*
ShellContentRendererClient::OverrideCreateMIDIAccessor(
    WebMIDIAccessorClient* client) {
  WebTestInterfaces* interfaces =
      ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->test_interfaces();
  return interfaces->createMIDIAccessor(client);
}

WebAudioDevice*
ShellContentRendererClient::OverrideCreateAudioDevice(
    double sample_rate) {
  WebTestInterfaces* interfaces =
      ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->test_interfaces();
  return interfaces->createAudioDevice(sample_rate);
}

WebClipboard* ShellContentRendererClient::OverrideWebClipboard() {
  if (!CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->HasSwitch(switches::kDumpRenderTree))
    return NULL;
  if (!clipboard_)
    clipboard_.reset(new MockWebClipboardImpl);
  return clipboard_.get();
}

WebThemeEngine* ShellContentRendererClient::OverrideThemeEngine() {
  if (!CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->HasSwitch(switches::kDumpRenderTree))
    return NULL;
  return ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->test_interfaces()
      ->themeEngine();
}

void ShellContentRendererClient::WebTestProxyCreated(RenderView* render_view,
                                                     WebTestProxyBase* proxy) {
  WebKitTestRunner* test_runner = new WebKitTestRunner(render_view);
  test_runner->set_proxy(proxy);
  if (!ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->test_delegate())
    ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->SetTestDelegate(test_runner);
  proxy->setInterfaces(
      ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->test_interfaces());
  test_runner->proxy()->setDelegate(
      ShellRenderProcessObserver::GetInstance()->test_delegate());
}

bool ShellContentRendererClient::AllowBrowserPlugin(
    blink::WebPluginContainer* container) {
  if (CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->HasSwitch(
          switches::kEnableBrowserPluginForAllViewTypes)) {
    // Allow BrowserPlugin if forced by command line flag. This is generally
    // true for tests.
    return true;
  }
  return ContentRendererClient::AllowBrowserPlugin(container);
}

}  // namespace content

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