text: INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS Members of Ladies' Auxiliary No. 6, which was affiliated with International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers Local No. 68 of Newark, New Jersey, pose during their Christmas party on December 27, 1917. Ladies' auxiliaries were often operated by the wives and girlfriends of I.U.O.E. members to support the social, charitable and community functions of their respective locals into the early 1970s. President Comerford substantiated – and conveyed through correspondence and official reports – any positive outlook of the I.U.S.E in July 1912 when he conducted a cross-country journey and visited with multiple locals. In particular, the president noted that in Portland and Spokane, Washington, he found "a band of brave fellows in our organization there, and with the new young blood which has been imparted to the life of the locals, the future looks safe." He also eagerly announced that union engineers working on a five-story building under construction in Seattle were being paid per day while non-union engineers in the vicinity were receiving only . Then during the union's annual convention beginning September 9, 1912, in St. Paul, Minnesota, after the general membership had earlier voted by referendum in favor of instituting a long-discussed Death Benefit Fund, a committee submitted a list of insurance plans through which the fund could be established. In September the following year, the union's General Executive Board presented four options to the membership, from which, as a whole, it would select a provider for the new benefit. Delegates to the convention also adopted amendments to the constitution that would allow the union to better sanction the admission of apprentice engineers into its membership, thereby overhauling, as an essay in the January 1913 International Steam Engineer described it, "the most haphazard way in the past that our general body has been able to bestow any consideration at all on the channels through which men have been admitted into the practice of the engineers' calling." With the new statutes, the union would be able to exercise more control over applicants for membership in regard to their training and experience, about which the article proclaimed, "This is one of the foremost requirements to protecting our organization and promoting its usefulness to its membership as well as to the craft." Reflecting on all of the actions and accomplishments of the 1912 convention, the essay lauded the entirety of the engineers' union organization for making those vital strides possible: "They are not the result of last year's work or the work of any given year. They are the necessary fruits of the work which has been done all throughout the years of the existence of the I.U.S.E., and every member in good standing of the organization has borne his part in producing them just as surely, if not just as effectively, as has the highest officer or the most influential member of our body." The steam-engineering industry itself was also progressing, with internal-combustion engines powered by gasoline and diesel fuel already beginning to dominate the trades. Steam shovels, for instance, evolved in 1911 into full-swing power shovels that were lighter and more versatile and more mobile, and the gas-powered shovel was becoming the mainstay for heavy-equipment operators. On his cross-country trip in the summer of 1912, President Comerford noticed a large number of portable steam-powered hoisting engines in a scrap heap in San Francisco, having been replaced by electric motors and gasoline engines. He duly noted, "Their days of usefulness had passed; their places had been taken by more modern-appliances. … This is something we cannot afford to pass by thoughtlessly." With the marked increase in the use of the internal-combustion engines and electric motors, hydraulic machinery and refrigerating systems, as well as steam boilers and engines, the types of work performed by the union's growing membership were changing as members' roles became more diverse and more construction workers came into the organization. Accordingly, during its 1912 convention, the union amended its name to the International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers (I.U.S.O.E.) – the "operating" added to the title as a catchall for operators of non-steam-powered machinery. According to The Economic History of a Trade Union, the union also championed an immediate name change after an expelled former member of a New Jersey local organized and incorporated a group that he called the "International Union of Steam Engineers." As the union had never registered its previous title of the same name, the book points out, "it took immediate steps to protect the new one." Transformed by Technology The conversion of the I.U.S.O.E. from a steam engineers' union to an organization of operators of gasoline-, diesel- and electrically powered machines would continue into the late 1920s. Along with that, great strides were being made on the local level in obtaining better conditions for members; for example, in 1913, Boston's Local No. 16 secured a contract with breweries that was described as a "model" agreement that provided weekly pay for chief engineers and for others, the eight-hour workday and arbitration of grievances between the employers and employees. Correspondingly, in the latter part of 1913, engineers around the nation were beginning to learn about the emerging technology of mechanical refrigeration, as thousands of butcher shops, creameries, ice-cream factories and other manufacturers had already installed refrigerating machineries and abandoned the use of ice for refrigeration. What's more, small refrigerating machines for household use were coming of age, as was the cooling of residences, office buildings and theaters, making it incumbent upon engineers to learn the mechanics of the new development. I.U.S.O.E. members then gained their first-ever international insurance plan at the beginning of 1914 when, as a result of the referendum in 1912, the union established a Death Benefit Fund. The group insurance was arranged with the Metropolitan Life Insurance LABOR OMNIA VINCIT WORK CONQUERS ALL


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GREG STOLTZ, ESQ INTERVIEW - When I first broke the news of the FBI tampering of evidence to slap on "child pornography" charges on NXIVM "cult" leader Keith Raniere, no one was reporting on this.
But after a press conference and my article, soon Daily Wire and other conservative outlets picked up this important story about tampering. Keith's Arizona-based lawyer Greg Stoltz reached out to me to give further detail on his experience. My interview with Stoltz in its entirety can be found here.
Our discussion transitioned over to important specific findings in the case. Stoltz, as the assigned Arizona lawyer, has a unique perspective on the Raniere case, having never heard of NXIVM before May 2022.
Instantly he found several things amiss as the case unfolded. "I've done about six month's worth of federal practice, actively as a criminal defense attorney. Most of my work is done in state court, which means I'm not generally dealing with the FBI. But procedurally, the case was different than I'm used to, striking me as unusual. To come down with a new indictment right before trial is highly suspicious. If that happened in Arizona state court, it would have been the talk of the legal community [locally]."
Stoltz was also surprised at "the fact that the government failed to disclose so much information and made their disclosures in a piecemeal fashion. [That] was another thing that stood out to me immediately as being nonstandard and suspicious."
But the most shocking part of the process was "Camilla, the alleged 15-year-old victim of the child pornographic images did not testify at the trial, the subject of those photos. For some reason the government never calls her to be a witness. So, she never validates and authenticates [her story] in court, in front of the jury: 'Those are pictures of me, I remember when that photo was taken, and here's how old I was'. You can't make an unsworn statement at a sentencing like a victim impact statement, not subject to cross examination, and then use that as operative evidence in the case."
Greg continues, "What was the legitimate basis for that decision? I think it goes hand in glove with the tampering. If Camilla got on the witness stand and said 'those are pictures of me, they were taken when I was 15 years old. I remember that very clearly. Keith Raniere started having sex to me when I was a child'. Then they wouldn't have to fabricate any evidence at all. That would be enough to convince a jury."
The jury however voted to convict him based on what amounts to hearsay. Stoltz says, "that's just not normal. I'm a former prosecutor, I did domestic violence cases, sex cases. Since I started as a prosecutor in 2011, prosecuting agencies have done all these collaborative things to make it easier for sensitive witnesses to be able to testify. There are grants where they trained therapy dogs, where the dog will sit at the witness stand under the child's feet where the jury cannot see the trial. [Especially] when the defendant is representing himself, and the courts have decided that it would be too traumatic for a child victim to be cross examined at close range by the person that allegedly abused them. They [also] created a process which allowed a child to testify from another room on a live video link". None of this was even attempted during the Raniere trial.
"There are mechanisms, and you can bet that the Feds have more money and resources [than a local state government like Arizona]. There's plenty of things that they could have done to ease that burden on her so she could get on the witness stand and testify."
Stoltz specifies his connection with the case is new. "I'm one of the attorneys that represent Keith Raniere. I was hired by Keith's legal team in May of this year because I practice in Tucson and because Keith is housed in Tucson. The [coastal legal team from California and New York] needed to find a lawyer ASAP here in Tucson who could go visit Keith in the prison, bring him [important paperwork etc.]. I started visiting Keith once or twice a week. I had a terrible time in the beginning of March because I would go down there every couple of days, and just basically sit and wait because it seemed like they were stalling my clearance to actually get in to see him. They eventually let me into the Florence Arizona immigration detention facility."
There was a clear sense of paranoia among those in that Florence facility wrongfully tagging Stoltz as refusing to leave when he was actually asked one day to stay and wait. "What they were doing is trying to build a case against me by saying that I had trespassed. Because if I were to refuse to leave, despite them telling me that I have to leave, that's a trespass." If Stoltz became too much of a problem, they could build a paper trail on him.
Stoltz has seen Keith Raniere recently and gives us an account of his current state of mind and condition. "They put us in an actual contact room. But he was in a belly chain. So, his hands were cuffed to a chain around his waist. He kept trying to push his glasses back up onto his face by bringing his head down to his knee and using his knee to push his glasses back on. But even with all of that, and this big yellow and greenish fading bruise on the right side of his face. [Despite this] he was pretty much the way that he always is when I visit him, which was calm and compassionate. He always asks me how I'm doing. We have developed a nice, friendly connection over the course of this representation."
"Obviously Keith wants to be out of prison and does not want to die in federal custody, but he's pretty sanguine. He never really [complains] when he tells me the facts about bad treatment, it doesn't have the air of self-pity. He is a remarkably upbeat person, and very focused on the task to expose the truth. He has said to me on more than one occasion, and I believe that he's genuine when he says, 'If I were given the opportunity to walk out of here a free man, but the nation would never know the level of corruption that took place in the trial, I would rather stay here for the rest of my life."
"The other thing he has said to me is although he wants accountability for the people responsible for the tampering of evidence, he doesn't want them to suffer any kind of punishment, because that's not his goal to be vindictive, and see other people punished, but he wants to clear his name. It's become a life's mission [to expose] the ills of the justice system, and the way it treats people and also exposing the connection between the federal government and the media."
The Raniere case has been a perfect case study on the biases of the media. When I first reported on this, not even conservative media was paying attention. Stoltz observed this similarity with local Tucson media. "We were trying to get some local interest in this story months ago, before [Keith] ever got attacked in the prison. I reached out to a local guy that I know who runs a marketing company. And I said, 'reach out to the local TV stations, media stations, locally owned, and see if anyone wants to cover this story. He came back to me off the record and said local news does not want to run stories that are critical of the federal government.' Because [even local media] is beholden to the federal government for its FCC licensure. I'm not a conspiracist. But on the other hand, as the threads start pulling together, it creates a pretty nasty thought of a tapestry."
He also observed that despite not being a NXIVM follower he got to meet many from the supposed cult. "I've met supporters who are friends of Keith, none of those people have struck me as being vacuous brainwashed cult members. They're all smart, critical thinkers and independent types."
When asked why Raniere was targeted, Stoltz gave a similar answer to Nicole Blank Becker who I interviewed in my first story, "I think he [offended] a lot of people off through the Nexium curriculum and ESP, the executive success programs. I don't know all of what Keith is teaching because I never took any of that but I know the basics of it. The culture had decided that this had religious overtones. So now you've got sex, non-monogamy, religion. And then you get famous people involved: the children of Mexican politicians at the level of the presidency. There's enough for most of the pearl-clutching class to find something in there to be really threatened by."
"I also think some of it is to clamp down on people in the private sector who have a lot of influence. How's the government going to condone millions of dollars that go back and forth to big names between Mexico and the US. It's not just a matter of sending an example of a threat to other people. I think it's also government virtue signaling. Criminal enforcement goes in waves, like our popular campaigns. Everyone remembers the war on drugs. The federal government and grant-making authorities get excited about some issue in criminal justice, putting all their resources towards that: war on drugs, the war on guns, domestic violence, strangulation, [even]. Around 2012, here in Arizona, it was grant money to teach police detectives and forensic nurse examiners how to tell whether or not someone had been strangled because strangulation was [being portrayed as] a common dangerous feature of domestic violence relationships. Now it's child pornography, child sex trafficking, that's what's hot right now."
But in this case, the key fact here is that no one really believed that while Raniere is a polygamist with weird sexual fetishes with adult partners, saying he's even attracted to children is an unrealistic stretch. Stoltz confirms, "you look at his choices of partners, plenty of them would have been his age. All of them have been adults and some were older than him. I've represented people attracted to children, I've represented possessors of child pornography, I've represented people who are alleging people who have been convicted of sexual acts with children, and I don't believe for a hot second that he's one of those people. I don't think there's any reason and any evidence whatsoever, that he has any such attractions."
"It would be very unusual for someone who had an honest-to-goodness attraction to children and collected pornographic images of children to have photo after photo of adult women. And then one brief photo series of one child. A psychologist here in Arizona, who was the head of the professional organization of therapists that treat sex offenders, said the same [and asked why] these obsessive collectors have it catalogued and categorized and very carefully curated collections. It's a really weird truth [that doesn't hold up in real life]. It's way more organization than I've got for the music on my computer. Raniere just doesn't fit that profile. Look at Epstein. They had help. Everyone in their circle knew they were attracted to underage people. They had all of these facilitators that were helping bring him to vulnerable victims."
Thankfully, Stoltz sees good things ahead for his client. "I think Keith gets out. I think they see what's happening. They have a hearing. And the government realizes there's egg on their face and they fold. The government is going to [give us] intricate and contrived explanations for each individual thing that happened. Every single circumstance will line up exactly as a result of mistake and coincidence. So, it [appears to be] a grand conspiracy."
Stoltz ends with a Noam Chomsky quote, "If we don't give due process to the people we don't like, then we basically just abdicated our position as the greatest country on Earth. I know that sounds a bit grandiose, but if due process, if the fairness of the process is contingent upon the likeability of the accused, we are just not the America that I know any more".
Marc Ang ([email protected]) is a community organizer in Southern California and the founder of Asian Industry B2B. He focuses on the minority conservative experience. Marc's book "Minority Retort" will be released in late 2022.

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Beverly Archer is an American actress who is perhaps best known for her television roles as Iola Boylen on Mama's Family and as Gunnery Sgt. Alva Bricker on Major Dad.

Career
In addition to her roles as a regular member of the cast on Mama's Family and Major Dad, Archer has  appeared on a number of other programs, including The Young and the Restless, ALF, and the movie Project: ALF. She played a thieving teacher in The Brady Bunch Movie and appeared in two episodes of Married... with Children as Miss Hardaway, a sexually repressed librarian and abstinence counselor who is in love with Bud.

She also appeared in a 1994 episode of Full House, where she played the role of an unsympathetic SAT test monitor. She made guest appearances on episodes of Grace Under Fire, Family Ties and The Fall Guy. She portrayed Nancy Walker's daughter in The Nancy Walker Show. Aside from acting, Archer wrote episodes for both Mama's Family and ALF.

Archer appeared in a 1987 episode of Rosie, where she played the role of Kate Boston the former student at Peachtree Academy. In addition to acting, Archer also wrote three ALF episodes.

She retired from acting in 2002.

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        {
            int truckFuel = 0;

            for (int j = 0; j < pumpData.Count; j++)
            {
                Queue<KeyValuePair<int, int>> pumpDataCopy = new Queue<KeyValuePair<int, int>>(pumpData);

                KeyValuePair<int, int> pair = pumpDataCopy.Dequeue();
                int amountPetrol = pair.Key;
                int distance = pair.Value;

                truckFuel += amountPetrol;
                truckFuel -= distance;

                if (truckFuel < 0)
                {
                    break;
                }
            }

            if (truckFuel >= 0)
            {
                break;
            }

            KeyValuePair<int, int> element = pumpData.Dequeue(); // Removing last elem
            pumpData.Enqueue(element); // Setting it as first elem

            index++;
        }

        Console.WriteLine(index);
    }
}

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Not Willing to Beat Your Girlfriend's Face In?
No wonder you can't get laid!
This is a Murder and Male Resentment Monday! WOO HOO!!!! KA LOO KA LANG!!!
Anastasia Voykina - Ooh la la!
I understand that they are going to market a Filipe Lopes action figure - complete with DURRR facial expression and a pull string that when pulled utters one of the following phrases, "Shut up b*tch", "Where's my money", "Got any money, I need some pot", "F*cking dumb c*nt", "Did you smoke all my weed again b*tch".
According to reports, "A postmortem examination gave her cause of death as multiple fractures to the face, head and neck." This is technical jargon for "had her face bashed in".
He obviously worshiped the ground she walked on, and held every door open for her like a real gentlemen - and when he allegedly used whatever blunt instrument to smash her face to pieces, I am sure he did it in a very gentlemanly fashion.
You know, I have friends whose daughters are college aged now. What I am seeing is the same crap I saw dudes that definitely weren't me saw when I was dudes that definitely weren't me were in college. Young women who have plenty of opportunities, and throw them right out the window - they reject the so called "patriarchs" (i.e. college men studying something other than liberal arts - i.e.e.e bright futures), and hook up with either complete losers, or dope-smoking, pill popping liberal arts majors.
I keep telling my brother, "If you want to impress women, tell them you have been to prison..."


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NIWA seabird ecologist Paul Sagar outlines the major threats to seabirds on land and at sea. He explains how modern tracking technology is being used to study interactions between foraging seabirds and fishing vessels during the breeding season, and to track their enormous migrations between breeding seasons. These well-travelled seabirds serve as indicators of what's happening in ocean ecosystems across the world.


The last bike show I went to in NYC was in 2003 when Montauk ride guru, Glen Goldstein was throwing them in the Armory on Lexington ave. He wanted to diversify the show from just being a bunch of brand name outfitters showing off their latest wears to something more social and embrace the outlaw NYC culture that was blossoming at the time. The last one he threw had a group ride (dare we say critical mass-don't-ask-for permission style) mutant bikes and a DJ accompanied ride-your-bike-in-a-circle dance party, yes indoors. Glen was rewarded with his outreach by that one being the last show. They're may have been other factors involved and definite room for improvement, but the thought to have bike show was a good idea and perhaps ahead of it's time. It was definitely a reflection of where the biking community was at.
a ton of bicycle stuff, a fashion show and guest speakers. It was held in the one level event space, west of Soho called the Skylight Soho.
I attended the event with the wife and three year old who despite the short attention span, enjoyed seeing everything and getting free stuff…what's a trade show without schwag…right?


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After 18 years as MONO's drummer, Yasunori Takada abruptly left the band in December 2017 for personal reasons. Following his departure, MONO portrayed itself as a three-member band. However, anyone who's familiar with MONO knows that most of their music cannot be played without drums. It was only a matter of time before MONO became a four-member band again.
The skill and experience of Takada, however, would not be easy to replace. Not only would MONO's new drummer need to be skilled and ready for the band's demanding schedule. But he would also need to connect with Taka, Yoda and Tamaki at a deep level. That process will take time. But it looks like MONO has found a drummer with whom they're willing to begin that process. He is Dahm Majuri Cipolla, an American.
MONO announced Dahm as their new drummer on September 7, 2018. They also announced the title of a new single, After You Comes the Flood.
Cipolla is a multi-instrumentalist who originated from the indie-rock scene of Louisville, Kentucky. He now resides in New York City where he works as a full-time musician playing guitars, bass and drums. While in Louisville he was the main songwriter of Phantom Family Halo. He also worked with a variety of notable Louisville artists such as Bonnie Prince Billy, Sapat, Dave Pajo (Slint,Tortise) Evan Patterson (Young Widows, Jaye Jayle). The Guardian described Phantom Family Halo as a "new heavy psych band" which "dwells in a post-metal state of ungodly loudness." Cipolla recently completed work on another Phantom album, Reborn Animal Rides, which was recently released via Sophomore Lounge Records.
Since relocating to NYC, Cipolla has appeared on records with Lydia Lunch, Torres (4AD artist) Martin Bisi (Swans, Sonic Youth). While he plays a diverse range of instruments, his primary focus and preference is the drums. In the spring of 2018, Cipolla further polished his drumming skills in order to play a European tour with a Louisville-based band named Watter.
MONO frontman Takaakira Goto likely had a long list of drummers to choose from – most of whom would give anything to be part of a legendary band. But Taka was clearly looking for something more than a warm body who can hit the drums with sticks. Cipolla will bring ideas and inspirations of his own to the creative process. It's going to be fascinating to see how the band evolves with its newest member.
Late in January, Cipolla flew to Tokyo to "make music with wizards." Together they rehearsed a couple of new tracks that Taka had previously sent to Dahm to practice. It was only days later that MONO declared that a "Super Blue Blood Moon" had brought them a new drummer that will begin their next chapter.
I don't know if MONO has any songs that are easy to play on drums, but Ashes in the Snow is certainly not one of them…and neither is Death in Rebirth. The intensity and tricky timing of Ashes would be challenging for any drummer. MONO's willingness to play these tracks in the first shows with a new drummer reveals the confidence they have in Cipolla. R.E.D. and Breathe are two of MONO's new tracks, one of which features vocals by Tamaki, which was certainly unexpected and exciting. This makes me even more eager to hear the new album.
MONO then performed at Robert Smith's Meltdown Festival in London with Dahm at drums. Along with MONO, the festival featured an amazing lineup of bands including Mogwai, My Bloody Valentine, Alcest, Nine Inch Nails and others.
In July, MONO recorded their 10th album in Chicago with producer Steve Albini. MONO's collaborations with Albini have resulted in their best work (in my opinion). So the expectations will be high when the album is released and the European tour begins this fall. Between now and then, the Japanese rockers will get used to playing with their new American drummer.
Tamaki & Dahm soundcheck in Toulouse, France.
No one needs to tell Dahm Majuri Cipolla that he's got big shoes to fill. No one can perfectly replace a founding member of this band. Not only was Takada so excellent at being a drummer, but he's also just a good person. Whereas Taka has always been the blood and the soul of MONO, Takada was the heartbeat. He set the rhythm of the band. How many times have you seen Taka, Tamaki and Yoda turn around before big crescendos and wait for Takada to crash the cymbals? Their communication was nonverbal and instinctual, as if they were extensions of one another. They must now establish this routine with a foreigner who wasn't present during the last 1,000 shows they played around the world.
In any case, I'm fully confident that MONO will make it work. I still don't know how they do what they do. How do they play so many shows? How do they stay healthy? And how are they not totally deaf? Following the After Hours shows, they declared that their new beginning had begun. They clearly have no intention of stopping anytime soon. And that's good news for us fans. Welcome to the band, Mr. Cipolla.
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20 poets, 10 poems, 25 years of National Poetry Month
The Mellon Foundation believes poetry connects us to our shared humanity.
Together with the Academy of American Poets, we asked 10 contemporary poets to select a classic work that has helped them make sense of what we are living through right now. The 10 extraordinary poems selected by our poet-curators speak to human survival—emotional, intellectual, physical—during profound moments of personal and social upheaval and transformation. While each poem and its author bring with them important historical perspectives, they are also in their own way of this moment, in conversation with each other and with the poets who chose them.
Award-winning artist Sindha Agha brings three of the poems from the collection to life in her short animated films. Narrated by the poets who chose each work, Agha's animations enrich and broaden these conversations while amplifying the transcendent power of language. Agha's approach is based on deep research into the lives of the authors and their work. Her collages incorporate references to places, such as the Midwestern landscape where Langston Hughes grew up, as well as specific themes, including an earthy palette to match Toyo Suyemoto's organic motifs, and wide-ranging visuals that convey Muriel Rukeyser's expansive curiosity about the world.
"Twenty Ten Twenty-Five" affirms that poetry and art have the power to uplift our communities, to keep us resilient and hopeful, empathic and connected.
We share this project with thanks to the Academy of American Poets and to each poet-curator for their participation.
Sindha Agha
Sindha Agha is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker and Sundance Institute Fellow known for her widely shared digital pieces with distinct and vibrant visuals. Her work, which incorporates animation, illustration, and photo collage, has appeared online in the New York Times, The Atlantic, The New Yorker, and on RadioLab.com. Her most recent film, How To Be Alone, a meditation on life in quarantine, premiered on New York Times Op-Docs in May 2020. Agha launched her career by writing and directing Birth Control Your Own Adventure, a 2019 tragicomic short also acquired by the New York Times that reached 12.5 million organic Facebook views and was nominated for a 2019 News & Documentary Emmy.


A feverish and madcap Saturday featured multiple tournaments, the battle of St. Charles and signs of a resurgent Loyola as the Ramblers knocked off previously unbeaten and no. 4 Glenbrook South in opening round pool play of Lou Malnati's Deep Dish Classic.
We had been anticipating this moment. Every part of the season has its own circle-the-calendar moments, a big conference game, a marquee showdown of teams from opposite conferences or a tournament.
On Saturday, everything came together and delivered a vivid and sprawling day, kaleidoscopic in scale and reach. Rather than mark the end, it only signifies the beginning, as now many of those same tournaments go to midweek, like Lou Malnati's and the Plainfield Classic.
Teams are also coping with injuries and illness or having to adjust their roster on the fly.
Teams cast out and see their own image, echoes or moments of recognition. Everything accelerates in girls' soccer, given how tight the schedule is and often how unaccommodating the weather is at the start of the season. Everything jams together.
Everything new is old again, or some variation of that tune. Geneva is back in the poll after an impressive win against Wheaton Warrenville South in their inaugural game in the new DuKane Conference.
The breadth of detail and the deepening intelligence and information helps fill in the blanks. Now it is showtime. Let it ride.


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Cobra Kai je americký akční komediální dramatický televizní seriál založený na filmové série Karate Kid. Tvůrci seriálu jsou Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz a Hayden Schlossberg a v hlavních rolích se představili William Zabka a Ralph Macchio (oba dva si zopakovali své role z filmů Karate Kid a jsou výkonnými producenty seriálu) společně s Xoloem Maridueñem, Jacobem Bertrandem, Courtney Henggelerovou, Tannerem Buchananem a Mary Mouserovou. Cobra Kai se odehrává 34 let po událostech původního filmu Karate Kid a znovu zkoumá příběh z pohledu Johnnyho Lawrence. Jeho rozhodnutí znovu otevřít karate dódžó Cobra Kai vede k znovuobnovení jeho staré rivality s Danielem LaRussouem.

Seriál odstartoval na YouTube Red (nyní YouTube Premium), kde jeho první dvě řady měly premiéru v letech 2018 a 2019. V červnu 2020 Netflix získal práva na seriál, jehož třetí řada měla premiéru 1. ledna 2021. Dne 2. října 2020 bylo oznámeno prodloužení seriálu o čtvrtou řadu.

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package org.bdgenomics.adam.cli

import java.io._
import org.bdgenomics.adam.projections.Projection
import org.bdgenomics.adam.projections.FeatureField._
import org.bdgenomics.adam.rdd.ADAMContext._
import org.bdgenomics.adam.util.ADAMFunSuite
import org.bdgenomics.utils.cli.Args4j
import org.bdgenomics.formats.avro.Feature

class TransformFeaturesSuite extends ADAMFunSuite {

  sparkTest("can convert a simple BED file") {

    val loader = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader
    val inputPath = loader.getResource("gencode.v7.annotation.trunc10.bed").getPath
    val outputFile = File.createTempFile("adam-cli.TransformFeaturesSuite", ".adam")
    val outputPath = outputFile.getAbsolutePath

    val argLine = "%s %s".format(inputPath, outputPath).split("\\s+")

    // We have to do this, since the features2adam won't work if the file already exists,
    // but the "createTempFile" method actually creates the file (on some systems?)
    assert(outputFile.delete(), "Couldn't delete (empty) temp file")

    val args: TransformFeaturesArgs = Args4j.apply[TransformFeaturesArgs](argLine)

    val features2Adam = new TransformFeatures(args)
    features2Adam.run(sc)

    val schema = Projection(featureId, contigName, start, strand)
    val lister = new ParquetLister[Feature](Some(schema))
    val converted = lister.materialize(outputPath).toSeq

    assert(converted.size === 10)
    assert(converted.find(_.getContigName != "chr1").isEmpty)
  }

  sparkTest("can convert a simple wigfix file") {
    val loader = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader
    val inputPath = loader.getResource("chr5.phyloP46way.trunc.wigFix").getPath
    val bedFile = File.createTempFile("adam-cli.TransformFeaturesSuite", ".bed")
    val bedPath = bedFile.getAbsolutePath
    val outputFile = File.createTempFile("adam-cli.TransformFeaturesSuite", ".adam")
    val outputPath = outputFile.getAbsolutePath

    // We have to do this, since the features2adam won't work if the file already exists,
    // but the "createTempFile" method actually creates the file (on some systems?)
    assert(bedFile.delete(), "Couldn't delete (empty) temp file")
    assert(outputFile.delete(), "Couldn't delete (empty) temp file")

    // convert to BED
    val bedArgLine = "-wig %s -bed %s".format(inputPath, bedPath).split("\\s+")
    val bedArgs: Wig2BedArgs = Args4j.apply[Wig2BedArgs](bedArgLine)
    val wigFix2Bed = new WigFix2Bed(bedArgs)
    wigFix2Bed.run()

    // convert to ADAM Features
    val adamArgLine = "%s %s".format(bedPath, outputPath).split("\\s+")
    val adamArgs: TransformFeaturesArgs = Args4j.apply[TransformFeaturesArgs](adamArgLine)
    val features2Adam = new TransformFeatures(adamArgs)
    features2Adam.run(sc)

    val schema = Projection(featureId, contigName, start, end, score)
    val rdd = sc.loadFeatures(outputPath, projection = Some(schema))
    val converted = rdd.rdd.collect.toSeq.sortBy(f => f.getStart)

    assert(converted.size === 10)
    assert(converted(0).getContigName == "chr5")
    assert(converted(0).getStart == 13939)
    assert(converted(0).getEnd == 13940)
    assert(converted(0).getScore == 0.067)
    assert(converted(6).getContigName == "chr5")
    assert(converted(6).getStart == 15295)
    assert(converted(9).getStart == 15298)
    assert(converted(9).getEnd == 15299)
    assert(converted(9).getScore == 0.139)
  }
}


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Chicopee's trash program not a 'hit' with some residents
Hampden County
Posted: Aug 29, 2018 / 05:54 PM EDT / Updated: Aug 29, 2018 / 06:30 PM EDT
Chicopee's new waste removal program aims to reduce trash, but some residents claim it's reducing their cash instead.
The program was started about 15 months ago and some residents are unhappy. A senior citizen, living on a fixed income, told 22News the price for overflow bags can be expensive, which cost about around $2 per bag.
22News spoke with Benjamin Strepka, assistant to Chicopee's Department of Public Works Superintendent, about residents concerns.
"There are some tough situations, like that, but really at the end of the day, you have to look at what you're throwing away," Strepka said.
The program also encourages more recycling.
Residents can no longer throw out unlimited amounts of trash, for free. Anything over 35 gallons, a week, will cost you. Chicopee created a new trash program because the city's landfill is almost at capacity, which is expected to close at the end of the year.
Strepka said the city has noticed people from other communities, with stricter trash policies, purchasing yellow bags to dump their trash in Chicopee.
Once the landfill closes, at the end of the year, the city will start shipping its trash out of town, which is expected to cost twice as much.
More Hampden County Stories
by Sydney Snow / Jan 22, 2020
(WWLP) - Firefighters are warning residents of the dangers associated with space heaters.
One way to safely use a space heater is to make sure it's plugged directly into an outlet, heaters should never be plugged into extension cords.
by Duncan MacLean / Jan 22, 2020
CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) - The city of Chicopee has begun passing out fliers to help residents avoid census scams.
The city has a census of their own before the national 2020 census. City officials want you to remember, a US census will never ask for your Social Security number, banking information or money donations.
Holyoke Safe Neighborhood, C3 Forest Park Initiative host all-star basketball game
HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) - Holyoke Safe Neighborhood Initiative and the C3 Forest Park Initiative came together to host their basketball leagues all-star game.
Both initiatives allow Holyoke and Springfield students aged 3rd grade to high school to play in a 12-week long basketball league.


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The European mixed team championships kicked off in Amsterdam this week with Denmark installed as hot favourites to retain the title for the 9th consecutive time. The last time the Danes surrendered this title was actually on Dutch soil back in 1992. After day 1, there is nothing to suggest that the Danes will not lift the title again after their 5-0 demolition of Israel.


Share the post "Handmade leather accessories and secondhand clothing collected from around the world Cork (Futenma, Ginowan City)"
Boab is Cork's original leather brand.These pieces are handmade by the owner, Inami, who created the studio space on the side of the shop.The shop has a diverse assortment of items from accessories like bags and wallets made of genuine Japanese leather to chairs, lampshades, and other interior decor items. One great point is that there are designs you never expected to see that make you think, "I never imagined you could do something like this with leather."You can also have items made to order with precise specifications or have a memorable item of yours remade.
The excellent quality of the genuine Japanese leather has an elegant luster and a moist texture, and it is very durable.A special feature of this leather is that it adapts to your skin to produce a characteristic sheen.The luster and color changes create the 'flavor' of the leather, so you can enjoy taking good care of it and watching it change.
The brand name, Boab, means 'baobab tree' in the language of the Aboriginal Australians.It is a word that Inami encountered while he was living in Australia.The name embodies his desire to create unique pieces similar to the baobab tree that overflows with power.
One of Cork's two specialties is secondhand and vintage clothing.Inami's younger brother flew all over the world, mostly to the United States, to buy the clothing, and they actually run that part of the business together.He says they have quite similar fashion tastes, particularly in terms of wanting things that set them apart from others.In addition to secondhand clothing, the racks are also full of designs you've never seen before and items with a little surprise.
There are designs you don't see at other secondhand clothing stores, so these styles are great for people who don't want to be caught wearing the same thing as someone else.Among the mens wear, oversized T-shirts are very popular right now.For ladies wear, how about a colorful blouse or dress?
You'll have a hard time choosing between all the different items like accessories made with Tibetan turquoise, earrings made with materials from mostly Southeast Asia, and aprons made with fabrics crafted by local artisans.Find something you like as a present for yourself or souvenir of your trip.


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Biografia

Filmografia

Cinema
 Avengers: Age of Ultron, regia di Joss Whedon (2015)
 La torre nera (The Dark Tower), regia di Nikolaj Arcel (2017)
 Animali fantastici - I crimini di Grindelwald (Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald), regia di David Yates (2018)

Televisione
 Game-ui yeo-wang () – serial TV (2006-2007)
 Domangja plan B () – serial TV (2010)
 Romance Town () – serial TV (2011)
 Brain () – serial TV (2011-2012)
 Standby () – serial TV (2012)
 7geup gongmu-won () – serial TV (2013)
 Marco Polo – serie TV, 16 episodi (2014-2016)
 Monster () – serie TV, 50 episodi (2016)

Doppiatrice
 Equals, regia di Drake Doremus (2015)

Doppiatrici italiane
Nelle versioni in italiano dei suoi film, Claudia Kim è stata doppiata da:
 Francesca Manicone in Marco Polo
 Angela Brusa in Avengers: Age of Ultron
 Paola Valentini in Equals
 Elena Perino in La torre nera
 Erica Necci in Animali fantastici - I crimini di Grindelwald

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While broadcast TV is still a big awareness driver for supplementary insurance brand Aflac, it's not planned in a vacuum. "I don't do one-offs," said Catherine Hernandez-Blades, chief brand and communications officer for Aflac. "I like to create an overarching strategy, and if something can't be measured as part of a bigger umbrella strategy, it... Continue reading »
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No men, minimalist boats in ACT's 'Men on Boats,' written by Jaclyn Backhaus
Lily JaniakOctober 24, 2018Updated: October 25, 2018, 1:19 pm
Rosie Hallett (left), Amy Lizardo, Lauren Spencer, Arwen Anderson and Lisa Hori-Garcia rehearse "Men on Boats" at ACT's studio. Photo: Amy Osborne, Special to The Chronicle
Five years ago, Jaclyn Backhaus happened upon inspiration for her next play from an unlikely source: the travel journals of John Wesley Powell, the one-armed Civil War veteran who explored the Colorado and Green rivers and the Grand Canyon.
"There were a couple of pages in the early bits of Powell's journal where he's introducing his ragtag crew," recalls Backhaus, 32, over the phone from New York. "It was essentially like a cast of characters list. I was like, 'This is insane.'"
From those dramatis personae, Backhaus would go on to write "Men on Boats," which plays through Dec. 16 at American Conservatory Theater's Strand Theater and which also begins with a roll call: but with a silly twist. "My name's George Young Bradley!" says one, played by Katherine Romans. "This is my first expedition! I'm a little nervous, but I'm also excited!"
The other, much more noticeable twists: First, the boats are minimally staged, even though the script calls for the crews to bound down rapids, allowing for imaginative and imagination-inspiring staging from director Tamilla Woodard.
Second, Bradley, Powell and the rest of the characters are played by women.
Jaclyn Backhaus wrote "Men in Boats" after reading the 19th century travel journals of explorer John Wesley Powell. Photo: American Conservatory Theater
That second idea didn't come to Backhaus right away; initially she envisioned men in "Men on Boats." But as Backhaus was finishing up that first draft, she "was feeling a lag. Two-thirds finished, one-third to go, I was like, 'How am I going to re-engage with this?' There was a quality I was trying to imbue, which was playfulness and rigor."
Then she realized, "I was writing a play that I would never be able to be seen in or take part in," other than as a writer. "I felt that that was worth challenging. It was kind of a hypothesis at the beginning, the question being, who is allowed to inhabit this play and these characters?"
Reading and workshopping the play with women actors gave it "an undercurrent … that had to do with a larger question of what it means to tell … a manifest destiny narrative in the first place. … Who are the people we don't actually get to witness in our historical recountings?"
When Backhaus landed on that question, she thought, "This is secretly what the play is about."
The boats are minimally staged in "Men on Boats" in the ACT production. Photo: Amy Osborne, Special to The Chronicle
For Liz Sklar, who plays Powell in ACT's production, if "Men on Boats" featured actual men, the play would only be showing "the history that we already know."
Walking as Powell, Sklar says, "I've never taken such big steps in my life — not because I'm pretending to be a man," but because of Powell's personality. "Powell takes up the room!"
She does notice a subtler difference between the female characters she usually plays and Powell, though. "You get to be the hero. I might be a heroic woman" in other plays, "but I'm the heroic woman because I was a victim" — here she adds great weight to her voice, as if narrating a movie trailer — "and survived it."
As Powell, "I have a vision," Sklar says. In all of theater, how many female characters get to have grand visions, and then make decisions and act based on those visions, as opposed to just reacting to circumstances created by men?
Liz Sklar plays John Wesley Powell as someone whose personality "takes up the room." Photo: Amy Osborne, Special to The Chronicle
Amy Lizardo, who plays Hawkins, the expedition's cook, says the characters in this show, as opposed to many other female roles, "have a sense of ownership of what is happening." It's not just that they're making decisions; they're making decisions "with each other and being listened to as well, having a voice no matter what your status is."
It's "uncensored," says Libby King, who plays crew member Sumner. "What I'm doing, I would never do in real life: be so brazen, or be not humble about being really good at something."
The performers say that dynamic filters from the play into the rehearsal room, under director Tamilla Woodard. "You don't question the courage that you have," says Lizardo.
Director Tamilla Woodard (center) and movement director Danyon Davis give feedback on gestures as the cast of "Men on Boats" rehearses a scene in ACT's studios. Photo: Amy Osborne, Special to The Chronicle
For Woodard, the script is "an open invitation. It is saying, 'I put some space here for you.' Even in the process, over the last three months, it's been us going, 'This space is for me? This space is for me!'"
As a director, she prefers the word "text" to "script." "I have a job to do: to meet the text. There is a proposal on the table, and I have to examine that proposal. I have to be attentive to it. It's not a thing that's stopping me; it's a thing that's inviting me." It's "the same thing with the actors. I'm inviting you to do this thing. I'm inviting you to think more precisely about this moment. Where you stop — it's based on how much courage you have. How far do you dare to go? That's a part of our process as rehearsal: How far do we dare to go?"
Men on Boats: Written by Jaclyn Backhaus. Directed by Tamilla Woodard. Through Dec. 16. Event Details