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GAME: Boston Bruins (30-15-12-6) at New York Islanders (29-22-8-2).
TIME: Tuesday, 7 p.m. EST.
For years Nassau Coliseum was an exciting place to play for everyone but the New York Islanders.
The Islanders will look to add to their Eastern Conference-leading home win total and grab a valuable two points in the playoff race when they take on the Boston Bruins.
New York has won 21 of 31 home games this season (21-8-2), trailing only Detroit (23-5-3). The Islanders haven't been this many games above .500 at the Coliseum since finishing the 1987-88 season 24-10-6 at home.
The Islanders were 244-280-69-4 over the previous 15 seasons at the Coliseum. Not surprisingly, they failed to make the playoffs seven times in that span.
Things are different this season. The Islanders are unbeaten in their last eight at the Coliseum (6-0-2) and appear to be headed toward their third straight postseason appearance.
New York is 9-3-5-1 overall since Jan. 15 and is tied for seventh place in the East with Montreal, five points ahead of Buffalo, with 21 games to play.
The Islanders had an easy home win on Saturday, routing the Sabres 4-1.
"It was definitely our best 60 minutes," All-Star defenseman Adrian Aucoin said. "We've played great for a period here, a period there, but this was a complete effort."
Aucoin and Shawn Bates, who had not scored in his previous 32 games, each had a goal and an assist.
"It's just a great feeling to get back on the score sheet," Bates said. "Mentally, it gets to you pretty bad."
Not all the news is good for the Islanders. Defenseman Radek Martinek will miss the next six weeks after fracturing his left ankle during Wednesday's win over Pittsburgh.
The Bruins, who are three points out of the top spot in the East, are coming off a 2-0 home loss to Florida on Monday.
Roberto Luongo made 38 saves as the Panthers handed the Bruins their first loss in regulation in 13 games (8-1-2-2).
"I don't think we played with as much energy as we have as of late, but I think we played hard," Bruins coach Mike Sullivan said.
Boston has been shut out seven times this season, with six at home, a franchise record.
STANDINGS: Bruins - 78 points, 3rd place, 3 PB, Northeast Division. Islanders - 68 points, 3rd place, 12 PB, Atlantic Division.
TEAM LEADERS: Bruins - Glen Murray, 27 goals; Joe Thornton, 45 assists and 61 points; Doug Doull, 108 PIM. Islanders - Trent Hunter, 22 goals and 43 points; Aucoin, 28 assists; Eric Cairns, 139 PIM.
SPECIAL TEAMS (through Feb. 22): Bruins - Power play: 16.5 percent (38 for 231), 13th in NHL. Penalty killing: 83.7 percent (211 for 252), 20th. Islanders - Power play: 17.4 percent (42 for 241), 8th (tied). Penalty killing: 85.6 percent (232 for 271), 2nd (tied).
GOALTENDERS: Bruins - Andrew Raycroft (21-14-7, 3 SO, 1.97 GAA); Felix Potvin (9-7-5, 3, 2.77). Islanders - Rick DiPietro (15-11-4, 2, 2.27); Garth Snow (14-13-4, 1, 2.72).
LAST MEETING: Jan. 29; Bruins, 2-1, OT. At Boston, Murray stripped Jason Blake at center ice and beat DiPietro on a breakaway for his 500th career point. Oleg Kvasha scored short-handed for New York.
ROAD/HOME RECORDS: Bruins - 18-6-5-5 on the road; Islanders - 21-8-2-0 at home.


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KALIBO, Aklan, Jan. 21 (PIA) -- The Department of Health (DOH) is ready to hire Aklanon nurses for its 3rd batch of servers in the rural areas under its Registered Nurses for Health Enhancement and Local Service (RNHeals) program.
According to the Public Employment Service Office (PESO) here under its manager, Vivian R. Solano, the DOH has already furnished the provincial office a copy of the procedures in the recruitment and selection of applicants.
Solano said only nurses with valid Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) licenses are eligible to apply under the program.
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Amir Khan: I'd never brawl outside the ring like Haye and Chisora
By Sportsmail Reporter
Amir Khan claims British boxing's image took a big blow last month thanks to the antics of David Haye and Dereck Chisora.
Haye and Chisora were involved in a ugly brawl following Chisora's world heavyweight title defeat to Vitali Klitschko in Munich.
Showdown: Lamont Peterson, left, and Amir Khan
Khan, a friend of both Haye and Chisora, was reluctant to severely criticise both boxers at a press conference to launch his rematch with Lamont Peterson but admitted the brawl had not portrayed British boxing in a favourable light.
'Boxing in Britain has not been the best, especially with what happened between David and Chisora,' Khan said.
'It's tough because I know both fighters well and they have been cool with me, but it just looked bad. We just don't need that in boxing.'
Shame: David Haye and Dereck Chisora brawl in Munich
Haye and Chisora have been accused of tarnishing the image of what is traditionally seen as a gentleman's sport with their trash-talking prior to fights.
Chisora's reputation sunk to a new low in the build-up to his latest fight when he slapped Klitschko at the weigh-in and then spat at his brother Wladimir in the ring immediately before the fight.
Khan insists he will never engage in such activity, claiming that he has too much respect for his opponent.
Ready: Amir Khan spent his last night in London before heading to America
'Me and Lamont are two professional fighters who respect each other outside the ring,' said Khan, who lost to Peterson on a controversial split decision in December.
'We have been in this position where we have been head to head and everything has been fine. There haven't been any punches thrown or anything and you will never see me getting in to things like that.
'I respect sport and I respect boxing fans.'
Khan will fight Peterson in Las Vegas on May 19 after the WBA ordered a rematch between the two following their controversial first bout.
Khan, who lost both his lightweight IBF and WBA titles in the defeat, was incensed by the judges' decision to grant Peterson victory and has vowed to knock out the American to remove any doubt that he deserves to be the champion.
Peterson, a tough fighter who grew up in Washington, is confident of victory, however.
Peterson said: 'He doesn't scare me. He said he was going to knock me out before the last fight but it didn't happen and I don't think that's going to happen again. If anything I think that I could get the knockout.'
Vengeful Khan aims to 'hurt and KO' Peterson in Vegas re-match Anderson accuses Groves of running scared after calling off Wembley title fight
Amir Khan: I'd never do a Haye or Chisora


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West Ham 3 vs Bolton Wanderers 1.
Another fantastic trip! Laughs all the way and a great result!
A 6am start at Dublin Airport... 36 Dublin Hammers arrived and checked in and gathered at the bar, which was open much our delight! See the shot below for an idea of the carnage... this shot was taken as we left to board our flight at 6.45am... there were another 5 tables resembling this one! As we waited to board members got into some 'gentle' ribbing with Colm O'Rouke, who happened to be on our flight. (A TV presenter and 'cracking' GAA player I'm told). There was uproar during the flight as a certain club member treated us some of his own special brand of 'quality!' Once at Stanstead it was all aboard the 2 mini-buses and off to the Travel Lodge in Barking, where we dumped the bags.
Next stop... the pub! Farmhouse breakfasts all around. After the odd pint or two we drifted off to the ground.
'Come on you irons'... visits to the club shop, stalls etc and taking in the match build up. Former Hammers, Stuart Slater and Alan Taylor were spotted outside the main entrance. Then we gathered at the Wakefield for ticket distribution and pre match drinks... it was packed... getting a drink was becoming a lengthy experience... it was'nt long before a trail of club members were making their way accross the road to an off-licence... we polished off his stock of Magners and made a sizable dent in his drinks section. (Classic memory: A club member with a tin of Special Brew on his head, while singing the Bad Manners song of the same name!).
The usual prosession of members arrived at breakfast in various states of being... after a hearty feed members headed off to enjoy the sights and sounds of London...' Maaarriiiiiaa, I've just met a girl called Maaarrrrrrriiiiiiaaaaaaaaaaaa! We all met up at the pick-up point in a pub near Liverpool Street Station, and after a brief delay we piled into the mini-buses and headed back to Stanstead. A session began on the bus as members sang songs and told jokes... 'Sorry I must have put on the Bee side'... Classic!
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Alliance 4th Quarter Member Meeting
Published on November 30, 2017 by Jason Thibeault
Streaming Video Alliance Convenes in New Jersey for Quarterly Member Meeting
Nokia Hosts Q4 Alliance Member Meeting at its Campus
FREMONT, CA–(Marketwired – Nov 30, 2017) – The Streaming Video Alliance (the Alliance), an industry forum comprised of leading companies from the online video ecosystem, hosts its fourth quarterly member meeting today in Murray Hill, New Jersey. Alliance members will gather at Nokia's campus for a day of industry discussions and Working Group meetings. The keynote and welcome will be delivered by Paul Larbey, Head of IP Video Business Unit at Nokia and Marcus Weldon, CTO and President of Nokia Bell Labs. At today's meeting, the Alliance welcomes new members, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Espial Group, and Friend MTS.
"2017 marks our third anniversary of the Alliance and our most successful year to date. We're attracting members from around the globe and from all areas of the streaming video industry. Most recently, Amazon Web Services joined the Alliance, and we're in conversation with a number of prospective members that we hope to announce in the new year," said Jason Thibeault, Executive Director of the Streaming Video Alliance.
Major milestones for the Alliance in 2017 include:
The first trials of the Alliance's Compliant Open Caching Systems were deployed in ISP networks.
A new, Multicast ABR POC was issued to address 4K streaming to OTT devices over a closed Multicast network (Cable, IPTV), and a white paper on this topic is in the works.
The Open Caching Working Group produced two new technical specifications, Logging and Service Provisioning.
A new Membership Grant Program was introduced, and next month, the Alliance will announce the recipients of the first annual Membership grants.
For the second year in a row, the Alliance hosted its Q3 member meeting in Europe, this year in Amsterdam at the Liberty Global campus.
The Alliance is building significant momentum with OTT (over-the-top) industry leaders and has been experiencing an explosive growth in membership from OTT companies.
Members of the Alliance include companies from across the streaming video ecosystem such as network operators, technology providers, service providers, and content owners. Current members are: Adobe, Amazon Web Services, Anevia, Arris, ATEME, Cedexis, CenturyLink, Charter Communications, Ciena, Cisco Systems, Comcast, Concurrent, Conviva, Digital Element, Dolby, Edgeware, Encompass TV, Ericsson, Espial Group, FOX Networks, Friend MTS, Harmonic, Hughes Satellite Systems, IBM, IneoQuest, Intel, Interra Systems, Irdeto, Level 3 Communications, Liberty Global, Limelight Networks, Massive Interactive, MediaMelon, MLBAM, Mobolize, NBCUniversal, NCTA, NeuLion, Nexguard, Nice People at Work, Nokia, OWNZONES, Qwilt, Sinclair Broadcast Group, Sky, SSIMWAVE, Telecom Italia, THX, Verimatrix, Verizon, Viacom, ViaPlay, ViaSat Inc., Viavi Solutions, Western Digital Corp., and Wowza Media Systems.
For more information on the Alliance, the Working Groups, or to inquire about becoming a member, visit www.streamingvideoalliance.org.
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The leader of Venezuela's opposition-led Congress said on Friday he was prepared to assume the country's presidency on an interim basis and call elections, just one day after leftist President Nicolas Maduro was sworn in for a disputed second term.
Juan Guaido, a lawmaker from the hard-line Popular Will opposition party who was elected to head the National Assembly on January 5, said he would only take office with the support of the armed forces. He also called for protests on January 23, the anniversary of the fall of a military dictatorship in 1958.
"It should be the people of Venezuela, the armed forces, and the international community that give us a clear mandate to assume" the presidency, Guaido said in a speech to supporters outside the United Nations (UN) programme office in Caracas.
Maduro was re-elected last year in a vote that was widely dismissed as fraudulent, and countries around the world have called his continued leadership illegitimate. Ruling Socialist Party leaders have described the criticism as colonialist interference led by the United States.
The Supreme Court and an all-powerful legislature called the Constituent Assembly have stripped Congress of its powers, meaning it does not have the capacity to remove the president as would a legislature in many countries.
Guaido's comments, however, caused some confusion.
Luis Almagro, head of regional diplomatic group the Organisation of American States, tweeted that Guaido had assumed the interim presidency of Venezuela. Guaido did not respond to a message seeking clarification.
The country's perennially fractured opposition has made numerous failed attempts over the past 20 years to remove the ruling socialists. Now, opposition leaders have disavowed Maduro's second term as illegitimate, and have called for the National Assembly to declare the presidency vacant.
The country's constitution says a presidential vacancy can be filled by the head of the legislature, and some opposition activists have called on Guaido to assume the presidency.
Maduro's allies were quick to denounce Guaido. Prisons Minister Iris Varela appeared to threaten to jail him, although she has previously threatened other opposition members who remain free. "Guaido, I already got your cell ready, with your uniform," Varela wrote on Twitter.
The opposition has promised to keep up the pressure. Some 2,000 people gathered outside the UN site listening to opposition lawmakers and civil society leaders denounce Maduro as a "usurper."
"[Congress] is the only legitimate power that we have," said Servando Valecillos, a 67-year-old salesman and one of the protesters.
Maduro's critics accuse him of creating a dictatorship and destroying the OPEC nation's economy.
Venezuela is experiencing the worst economic crisis in its history, with inflation headed towards 2 million per cent. Some three million people have left the country amid chronic shortages of food and medicine.
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The Edinburgh International Encyclopaedia of Psychoanalysis [hardcover]
Skelton, Ross M. (Edt)
Edinburgh University Press / Hardcover / 2006-07-01 / 0748612653
Bernard Burgoyne (London)
James Grotstein (Los Angeles)
Murray Stein (Chicago)
Cleo van Velsen (London)
Consultant Editors:
Lewis Aaron, Howard Bacal, June Bernstein, Ron Britton, Morris Eagle, John Muller, Malcolm Pines, Eric Rayner, Paul Roazen, William Richardson, Andrew Samuels, Robert Wallerstein
Executive Editors:
Joe Aguayo, Shelley Ahanati, Betty Cannon, Rebecca Curtis, Elinor Fairbairn Birtles, Kirsty Hall, Jennifer Johns, Rik Loose, Maria Rhode, David Scharff, Robert Stolorow, Richard Tuch, Jane van Buren, Aleksandra Wagner
The one thousand entries in the Encyclopaedia provide the best single volume coverage of psychoanalysis available. With its wide, objective and catholic vision, the Encyclopaedia demonstrates that psychoanalysis is a single discipline, very much greater than any particular movement, school or individual, including its founder, Freud. Thus the book contains authoritative entries on all the most important authors, practitioners, concepts, movements, schools, debates and controversies in psychoanalysis and its offspring, past and present.
A précis essay is given of each school amplified by explanations of all key terms within that school. Entries are alphabetically arranged, fully cross-referenced, many with suggestions for further reading. Most importantly the book features both contributors and entries reflecting the various disciplines such as Feminism, Literature, Philosophy, Art and Anthropology that have contributed to the development of psychoanalysis or been influenced by it.
Besides an immense array of topics on psychoanalysis contributed by psychoanalysts themselves, there are also entries on many topics written by psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, philosophers, medical researchers, historians, literary critics, anthropologists, linguists and other specialists. International in scope, the Encyclopaedia also draws on a geographically wide field of authors.
The Encyclopaedia caters for readers who require knowledge at a glance as well as those seeking a more detailed account. Besides concise definitions, it includes numerous illuminating longer essays by distinguished contributors including: Peter Fonagy, Michael Eigen, James Grotstein, Eric Laurent, Thomas Ogden, Paul Roazen, Hazel Barnes, Charles Brenner, Marcia Cavell, Morris Eagle, Murray Stein, Allan Schore, Robert Stolorow and Robert Wallerstein.
* Entries on all the concepts of the main psychoanalytic schools of thought
including the analytic psychologist, Jung.
* Full coverage of: Freud, Fairbairn, Jung, Klein, Bion, Kohut, Winnicott and Lacan. Existential psychoanalysis is covered in detail, as are Group psychoanalysis, Child psychotherapy and Psychiatry.
*Some 50 extended essays on links with other subjects including: Philosophy, Ethology, Literature, Film, Politics, Feminism, Neuroscience, Human Nature, Religion and many more.
* Entries on all the main figures of psychoanalysis, past and present as well as the history and practice of psychoanalysis in 47 countries worldwide.
"Besides admirably embracing the diversity of the field and its figures, this volume is especially valuable for discovering the pervasive but oft unacknowledged influence of psychoanalytic thought in the humanities, social sciences, arts, religion, politics and philosophy." - James Hillman
"An absolutely first-class achievement. Ross Skelton has succeeded in producing a superb piece of work."
Paul Roazen, Professor Emeritus of Social and Political Science, York University, Toronto
'The editors of this International Encyclopaedia present all of the major schools and each of the contiguous disciplines. Core concepts are discussed from multiple perspectives by authors who are experts from each of the several schools and from around the world. The result is unique - a compendium of what one needs to know to understand contemporary psychoanalytic discourse in the words of its leading scholars and most thoughtful observers. It will be of great value to students, teachers and practitioners. As an added reward, it is a
pleasure to read.' --Robert Michels, M.D., Walsh McDermott University Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry, Cornell University
"A pioneering psychotherapist in the Republic of Ireland, Ross M. Skelton is the rare individual, who, in his writing, is able to demonstrate successfully the juncture of the art of science and the science of art. This is shown in works such as, "Simple Bilogic and the Poems of Louis MacNeice'" and "Comparison of Lacanian Clinical Technique With that of Jung." As General Editor of The Edinburgh International Encyclopaedia of Psychoanalysis, he brings his vision to this cumulative work." -- T. Byram Karasu, MD, Silverman Professor and The University Chairman, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
'I believe this Encyclopaedia will provide psychoanalysts of all schools and learned individuals alike with the best access to the complex and vital science of psychoanalysis.' -- Dr R. Horacio Etchegoyen, Training and Supervising Analyst, Buenos Aires Psychoanalytic Association
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Slash, Derek Trucks Set for Grammy Foundation B.B. King Tribute
'Icon: The Life and Legacy of B.B. King' to feature live performances, stories honoring the late blues icon
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Slash, Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi and Jimmie Vaughan will top the Grammy Foundation's live tribute to B.B. King, set to take place September 1st at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills.
Icon: The Life and Legacy of B.B. King will feature both live performances and stories from artists influenced by the late blues legend. The lineup also boasts Keb' Mo', Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Joe Bonamassa and blues guitarist Joe Louis Walker. Conan band leader Jimmy Vivino will be music director for the night, with his Basic Cable Band serving as house band. Scott Goldman, vice president of the Grammy Foundation, will host.
Tickets for the show are available online priced at $50 for mezzanine seating and $100 for orchestra seating. An orchestra seat, as well as a ticket to the pre-show reception (also taking place at the Wallis Annenberg Center), is available for $250. Proceeds from the show will benefit the efforts of the Grammy Foundation and Grammy Museum.
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Careful and sensitive law enforcement is vital as Australia continues its exit from COVID-19 restrictions, according to NSW Council for Civil Liberties spokesman Stephen Blanks. As state governments ease restrictions to varying degrees, Mr Blanks said that similar principles needed to be applied to exiting self-isolation as going in. "That is you need very, very careful, sensitive enforcement from the police," Mr Blanks said. "The police have to perform their role in a way that does not undermine community support (of restrictions) because one thing which could lead to a very quick loss of community support is if the police are seen to be picking on people unfairly, imposing fines as a first line of response instead of a last line of response, and imposing fines in ways that are not really relevant to the community health control aspect." Early in the pandemic, as social distancing restrictions were rapidly implemented, Mr Blanks said there were examples where police had imposed fines where there was just "no justification for it". He said, in these cases, they'd been called out on it. "Fortunately, from the sense that I have, the number of instances of that have been relatively low and the media are there to pick up any which do occur." Reflecting on the implementation of restrictions during the past two months, Mr Blanks described the situation as "extraordinary". "That the onus is on you to demonstrate you've got a reasonable excuse to be outside your home - that is just utterly extraordinary." What was "equally extraordinary", Mr Blanks said was that, by and large, the community was "happy" to go along with it. "The reason I think the Australian community has been so supportive is because the politicians did a pretty good job of explaining the epidemiological nature of the problem. "They provided a lot of expert information to the public domain in a way that was really consistent, really easy to understand and impossible to argue with." Mr Blanks said one of the reasons there was no significant questioning of the reduction in freedoms was because the entire community were provided with an opportunity to understand the message and the data behind it. Mr Blanks described the situation as "absolutely unique". "There's never been a public health order, or any other kind of order, requiring people to stay at home - never. "And, I can't think of another situation where it would be justified or even able to be contemplated." Police in most states in Australia can still fine residents for breaching COVID-19 restrictions. Acting Deputy Commissioner of Tasmania Police Jonathan Higgins said the past couple of months "has been an unprecedented period of change and a very challenging time" for everyone. "The response to COVID-19 is dynamic and will continue to evolve rapidly over the coming weeks and perhaps months as restrictions are eased," Mr Higgins said.
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May 23 2020 - 11:30AM
Why we were happy to go along with the 'stay home' message and how it will guide our exit strategy
Kate Benson
We were largely happy to comply with the "stay home" directives, civil liberties expert Stephen Blanks said.
Careful and sensitive law enforcement is vital as Australia continues its exit from COVID-19 restrictions, according to NSW Council for Civil Liberties spokesman Stephen Blanks.
As state governments ease restrictions to varying degrees, Mr Blanks said that similar principles needed to be applied to exiting self-isolation as going in.
"That is you need very, very careful, sensitive enforcement from the police," Mr Blanks said.
"The police have to perform their role in a way that does not undermine community support (of restrictions) because one thing which could lead to a very quick loss of community support is if the police are seen to be picking on people unfairly, imposing fines as a first line of response instead of a last line of response, and imposing fines in ways that are not really relevant to the community health control aspect."
Early in the pandemic, as social distancing restrictions were rapidly implemented, Mr Blanks said there were examples where police had imposed fines where there was just "no justification for it". He said, in these cases, they'd been called out on it.
"Fortunately, from the sense that I have, the number of instances of that have been relatively low and the media are there to pick up any which do occur."
Reflecting on the implementation of restrictions during the past two months, Mr Blanks described the situation as "extraordinary".
"That the onus is on you to demonstrate you've got a reasonable excuse to be outside your home - that is just utterly extraordinary."
What was "equally extraordinary", Mr Blanks said was that, by and large, the community was "happy" to go along with it.
"The reason I think the Australian community has been so supportive is because the politicians did a pretty good job of explaining the epidemiological nature of the problem.
"They provided a lot of expert information to the public domain in a way that was really consistent, really easy to understand and impossible to argue with."
Mr Blanks said one of the reasons there was no significant questioning of the reduction in freedoms was because the entire community were provided with an opportunity to understand the message and the data behind it.
Mr Blanks described the situation as "absolutely unique".
EXIT STRATEGY: NSW Council for Civil Liberties' Stephen Blanks said that similar principles needed to be applied to exiting self-isolation as going in.
"There's never been a public health order, or any other kind of order, requiring people to stay at home - never.
"And, I can't think of another situation where it would be justified or even able to be contemplated."
Police in most states in Australia can still fine residents for breaching COVID-19 restrictions.
Acting Deputy Commissioner of Tasmania Police Jonathan Higgins said the past couple of months "has been an unprecedented period of change and a very challenging time" for everyone.
"The response to COVID-19 is dynamic and will continue to evolve rapidly over the coming weeks and perhaps months as restrictions are eased," Mr Higgins said.


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I'm only recently with Node Red.
I would like to dim the PCF9685 that I have provided slidern slowly.
I can adjust the brightness via the slider. But that changes too much.
Can I add something else where I can set a dimming time or speed?
How do you have your slider set up?
But that changes too much.
It is not clear exactly what the problem is with the slider. Can you explain a bit more?
Hello and thanks for the quick reply.
I set it up like this.
If I move the slider to a different position, the brightness of the light changes abruptly.
I want it to change slowly, much like a sunrise.
Essentially, you have two (possibly) different light level values: the current level (of the light) and the target level (as defined by the slider). You also have some desired max change rate when moving from the current level to the target level. Sounds like a PID or PWM node to me -- but I only recognize that because of what I've learned from this recent discussion thread between Charles and Colin on how to control the brewing process. So I'd be really interested to hear from them whether similar techniques would work in this situation.
I guess my simple-minded approach would be to have a function node with the 2 input topics (current and target), which outputs either a current + 1 or current - 1 value depending on whether the target was higher or lower than the current value. Feed that into a delay node and then back to the input of the function node. When the two values are the same, there would be no output.
I think it is simpler than that, I think you just need a slew rate limit. Surprisingly I can't see one on flows.nodered.org, though I may be using the wrong key words. I have a function node that does it but it relies on regular messages coming in which is not what we have here.
I've solved a similar problem using my node-red-contrib-dsm node.
I'd post the flow if requested.
Error-circular - where is this coming from?
Generally there are a huge of state-machine solutions.
I think this is a simpler solution using a function node.
The code is very good.
I tried to experiment with it.
Unfortunately, it still dimms visibly halting.
How can I create a gentle dimming?
I also tried to bind light scheduler with. Unfortunately, this is on payload. Do I have to change that in the script?
Which code do you mean? If you mean mine then as posted it sends a new value every second. If it is the 1 second changes that you don't like then you can change the period by changing the line at the front of the function. You could change it to 250 msec for example.
I don't know what you mean by 'tried to bind light scheduler with'.
I can not handle the commands yet.
Maybe a picture says more because my english is bad and google does not translate so well.
Sorry, I don't know what the question is.
I'll try to explain it.
I would like to equip my marine aquarium with a LED lighting. I have already built the lighting for it.
Now I want to set the LED's depending on the color to different values and then dimm as long as possible up or down.
Hold like a realistic sun.
I wanted to add the moon later. For this I have installed ws2812 LED Stripe. I would be enough if the "sun" would go.
Split the problem into small parts. Get them working one bit at a time.
You flow is not importable. Please see this post for how to correctly format flows on the forum.
You can go back and edit the previous post.
OK, have looked at the flow again, and I don't understand your question.


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using OpenMetaverse.StructuredData;
using OpenSim.Framework;
using OpenSim.Framework.Servers.HttpServer;
using System;
using System.IO;

namespace OpenSim.Region.Framework.Scenes
{
    public class RegionStatsHandler : BaseStreamHandler
    {
        //private static readonly ILog m_log = LogManager.GetLogger(MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType);

        public string localZone = TimeZone.CurrentTimeZone.StandardName;
        public TimeSpan utcOffset = TimeZone.CurrentTimeZone.GetUtcOffset(DateTime.Now);
        private string osXStatsURI = String.Empty;

        //private string osSecret = String.Empty;
        private OpenSim.Framework.RegionInfo regionInfo;

        public RegionStatsHandler(RegionInfo region_info)
            : base("GET", "/" + Util.SHA1Hash(region_info.regionSecret), "RegionStats", "Region Statistics")
        {
            regionInfo = region_info;
            osXStatsURI = Util.SHA1Hash(regionInfo.osSecret);
        }

        public override string ContentType
        {
            get { return "text/plain"; }
        }

        protected override byte[] ProcessRequest(
            string path, Stream request, IOSHttpRequest httpRequest, IOSHttpResponse httpResponse)
        {
            return Util.UTF8.GetBytes(Report());
        }

        private string Report()
        {
            OSDMap args = new OSDMap(30);
            //int time = Util.ToUnixTime(DateTime.Now);
            args["OSStatsURI"] = OSD.FromString("http://" + regionInfo.ExternalHostName + ":" + regionInfo.HttpPort + "/" + osXStatsURI + "/");
            args["TimeZoneName"] = OSD.FromString(localZone);
            args["TimeZoneOffs"] = OSD.FromReal(utcOffset.TotalHours);
            args["UxTime"] = OSD.FromInteger(Util.ToUnixTime(DateTime.Now));
            args["Memory"] = OSD.FromReal(Math.Round(GC.GetTotalMemory(false) / 1024.0 / 1024.0));
            args["Version"] = OSD.FromString(VersionInfo.Version);

            string strBuffer = "";
            strBuffer = OSDParser.SerializeJsonString(args);

            return strBuffer;
        }
    }
}

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Wednesday 4 August 2021, 6:02pm
Credit: ITV News Anglia
Taking a trip back in time. 30 years ago on 6 August was the creation of the first-ever website.
It was in 1991, the inventor of the web, Tim Berners Lee, put it online. There was no pomp, no ceremony, nothing to give away the huge effect this new invention would have on the world.
The Web @ 30 exhibition in Cambridge's Grand Arcade is exploring the three decades of web history.
It's a snapshot of a larger exhibition called 64 bits. It's put on by the Centre for Computing History here in Cambridge and it celebrates the early days of the web.
Jim Boulton, Exhibition Curator
All the videos, websites, computers, printers on display hope to tell the story of 30 years of the web.
One of the items, a coffee part also plays a special role in the history of the web - but why?
Watch this piece from Anglia TV from 25 years ago to find out...
That invention was one of the first-ever webcams and one of the first 'vlogs'.
We live our lives very diferently from how we did 30 years ago. Our work lives have changed, our home lives have changed - just everything!
Jason Fitzpatrick Director, Centre for Computing History


RAMON J. JIMENEZ, Attorney and activist | 2/20/2014, 3:41 p.m.
I want to tell you a tale of life and death.
When the New York Yankees sought approval for the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, they made many promises, among them construction jobs, future permanent employment, more customers for local businesses and contributions to community groups. They hired a community activist as a consultant to sing the praises of the new stadium. They made sure to make the right political contributions to the key political decision makers. Based on these promises, the South Bronx approved the stadium. A new day would dawn on the South Bronx, and a new, better life would follow.
Well, that was the life part of this tale. You know what part comes next.
Many of these promises have gone unfulfilled. Most of the limited number of permanent jobs that have been created for community residents are actually seasonal, and most pay close to the minimum wage. Any construction jobs that were obtained were the result of the militancy of a local minority construction worker group, Positive Workforce. The local businesses that thought they would greatly benefit from the millions coming to see the new stadium have been shut out by barricades that often separate ticket holders from local businesses.
The $1 million annual yielding that was supposed to go to the community impacted by the stadium instead has been divided among all Bronx neighborhoods, including Riverdale and Throgs Neck. The grants are very small and require immense paperwork, so of course, they usually go to the better staffed and more organized groups, usually found in more affluent communities. The community groups situated in the neighborhoods actually impacted by the stadium have received a small percentage of the grants.
A 2011 study cited by Bill Moyers found that 3,400 stadium jobs paid a median wage of $10.50 for non-managerial positions. Meanwhile, the Yankees grabbed $50 million in tax breaks, $326 million in capital improvements, $1.2 billion in tax-exempt bonds and 24 acres of parks that had been previously owned by the public.
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The Bronx is now the capital of corporate welfare for powerful individuals and corporations that build sports stadiums or facilities. Donald Trump's new golf course in Throgs Neck was built with $120 million in tax money. Along with this, Trump will pay a sweetheart rate while having a 20-year deal on all concessions. The new Kingsbridge National Ice Center is expected to receive millions in tax breaks.
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Its vibrant restaurant, The Apparatus Room, offers New American cuisine (curated by Michelin-starred Chef Thomas Lent) and craft cocktails – all in an industrial-chic space and accompanied by a great selection of music.
Since the city's restaurant scene is growing rapidly, you might want to take a stroll along Woodward Avenue to find your own favourite spot.
Considered one of the best restaurants in the city, Townhouse Detroit (500 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48226) celebrates modern American comfort food and offers a world-class dining experience in a very stylish setting.
Dime Store (719 Griswold St #180, Detroit, MI 48226) serves scratch-made traditional favourites and creative combinations, using only the freshest, high quality ingredients. It is open for breakfast, brunch, and lunch.
Takoi (2520 Michigan Ave, Detroit, MI 48216) is a hip, compact dining room featuring an open kitchen, elevated Thai plates, and creative cocktails. Their food is inspired by the pantries and markets of Southeast Asia. Don't miss live DJs and relaxing weekend vibes on the patio!
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Movement Music Festival is an annual three-day event held during Memorial Day weekend. The celebration of Detroit's electronic music legacy takes place in downtown at Hart Plaza.
No trip to the Motor City would be complete without visiting one of the three casinos where you can find a large variety of entertainment options. Read more here.
There are so many fun things to do in Detroit, that I won't even try to prepare a comprehensive list of everything that should be seen, but instead will give you a selection of places and activities that I enjoyed most.
My favourite attractions included: Detroit Institute of Arts (Diego Rivera murals are stunning!), Motown Museum, Fisher Building, Guardian Building, Detroit Segways, MoGo Bikes, Cranbrook Art Museum and its beautiful gardens (a little outside Detroit, so be prepared to take Uber or drive), exploring the city rooftops, discovering the local street art scene, visiting iconic Shinola store, bowling, and – last but not least – dining out.
Belle Isle Park is a perfect spot if you want to avoid the crowds and relax. The park is home to the oldest aquarium in the country (designed by famed Detroit architect, Albert Kahn), a small botanical garden, a sand beach featuring gorgeous downtown views, and more!
"The Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory is an exotic and rare collection of plants from around the world. It is the oldest continually-running conservatory in the United States and is divided into five distinct sections: Palm House, the Tropical House, the Cactus House, a sunken Fernery, and the Show House.
The Heidelberg Project (3600 Block of Heidelberg, Detroit, MI, 48207) is probably one of the most creative and unusual art installations you will ever see.
"In 1986, artist Tyree Guyton returned to Heidelberg, the street where he grew up on Detroit's East Side, and found it in shambles, riddled with drugs and deepening poverty. Bruised by the loss of three brothers to the streets, Guyton was encouraged by his grandfather to pick up a paintbrush instead of a weapon and look for a solution.
Often referred to as Detroit's best kept secret, Jazz Cafe (350 Madison Ave., Detroit, MI 48226) brings the finest in music and atmosphere. Once you walk in, you will be transported to a room that has been home to various musicians, artists, and Broadway performers, from Jeff "Tain" Watts to Elaine Stritch to John Sinclair. Sit back, relax, and let the magic of jazz music take you for a journey you will never forget.
One of Detroit's most iconic buildings, GMRENCEN (400 Renaissance Center, Detroit, MI 48243), features destination dining, General Motors vehicles, a four-screen theatre, fitness centre, an array of shops, and stunning river views. Take a complimentary tour of the building and enjoy the sights of the Detroit RiverWalk!
Weekends at the Eastern Market are not to be missed. Attending the Saturday Market (every Saturday until 4pm, year-round) is an experience that is undeniably Detroit and has been a cornerstone of the city for 125 years. Sunday Market (every Sunday until 4pm, June through September) is not your traditional farmers market. It features art, jewelry, local products, antiques, entertainment, live music, and more. This street market is the perfect chance to discover items that are uniquely Detroit and Michigan made.
Detroit has long been associated with music. It is a birthplace of Motown (a legendary record company founded by Berry Gordy, Jr.) and techno. You can't talk about electronic music without mentioning Detroit! The Motor City continues to be a hot spot for jazz and popular music as well, with a vibrant club scene, some of the most exciting young artists in the business and, of course, the world-class Detroit Jazz Festival (taking place from 31st August to 3rd September this year).
WOW air (a low-fare, long-haul airline based in Iceland) offers 19 connections to / from Detroit, including all major cities in Europe, and also other destinations such as New Delhi and Tel Aviv. Highly recommended!
The Shinola Hotel, a thoughtfully-curated hospitality experience, is set to open in fall 2018. The main building will be located at 1400 Woodward Avenue.
*Special thank you to Visit Detroit and WOW air for organising our trip in May 2017.


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module Softlayer
  module Billing
    class Item
      class Support < Softlayer::Billing::Item

        class Representer < Softlayer::Billing::Item::Representer
          include Representable::Hash
          include Representable::Coercion
        end
      end
    end
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Rocket Boys: A deep dive into the series' sets that brought its world alive
From period interiors recreated in studios and heritage properties, down to details like radios, typewriters, and scientific equipment, AD explores what went into creating the life and times of Vikram Sarabhai and Homi J. Bhabha
Photography by SonyLIV
Rocket Boys sweeps across three decades of not just the lives of its protagonists but of India's own history of becoming. At the start, the mood is hopeful and energetic. It's the 1940s and we witness not just the coming together of two ambitious and brilliant young men, but of the entire nation itself. They are dreaming up a better life, a better future, a better country—for themselves and their countrymen. The characters are always in dynamic motion and the scenes play out in rooms that are drenched in sunlight. But by the time we arrive in the '60s, things have changed. A war is looming. There is a sense of betrayal and despair in the air, and many of the most somber conversations are staged in the dark gloom of dawn, dusk or nighttime.
And just like that, without ever drawing attention to itself, the art and cinematic design of this series draws you in and becomes one of its most important narrators.
A shot of Vikram Sarabhai's study in his home called The Retreat. This location was shot in Hari Mahal Palace in Jaipur.
On the face of it, the show tells the story of the life and times of physicists Dr. Vikram Sarabhai (played by Ishwak Singh) and Dr. Homi J. Bhabha (played by Jim Sarbh), and their creation of India's space and nuclear programs. These were both men of immense affluence and influence who shared a great comradeship. But they were also radically different personalities and lived distinct lives interpreted in this series by a certain tonality and palette attributed to each—sort of Sarabhai's fire to Bhabha's ice. So the former has a warm, rooted, earthy mood in all the environments he inhabits including his home, Retreat (recreated at the Hari Mahal Palace in Jaipur), the Calico Mills owned by his father, and even the Physical Research Laboratory and Ahmedabad Textile Industry's Research Association he founded. Bhabha, on the other hand, is in cool blues and greys—elegant, exacting and slightly aristocratic—all beautifully rendered in the meticulous detailing of his Mehrangir home (entirely recreated in a studio setup).
Homi Bhabha's home, Mehrangir, was recreated in a studio bungalow in Naigaon, on the outskirts of Mumbai. The interior was shot in the studio while the exterior was shot in Pune. To replicate the grandeur and the richness of the space within constraints of budget and time was a huge challenge. Everything from the colour palette, furniture, artefacts, paintings, fabrics, drapes and upholstery were in line with what would have existed in the original home, including details like the lace and tassels on the lamps.
Season one begins in 1942 and ends in the late 1950s. The '40s and '50s were dominated by colonial design. The locations were carefully selected to ensure authenticity. Every little detail had to be period-specific, like the wall practicals, books, pens, files, folders, lighters, typewriters, phones, and even radios.
In the series, The Retreat was the house where Vikram Sarabhai lived. The location for this home was Jaipur's Hari Mahal Palace. For this setup, the art team made several trips to Ahmedabad to meet Mallika Sarabhai (renowned dancer and daughter of Vikram and Mrinalini Sarabhai) who helped them greatly in deep diving into the personality of her parents. From studying the character graphs of Mrinalini and Vikram as individuals, to understanding the house that he grew up in—the space, culture, lifestyle and environment—each detail was invaluable. Mallika spoke at length about how her father's bedside was always overflowing with piles of books, while her Amma's dresser was "resplendent with bangles". The house was mainly Gujarati in decor with Pichwais and 'Mata ni Pachedi' paintings. They learned about the kind of parties people used to have at the time. Shooting in a heritage hotel allowed for very few alterations, which were essentially to conceal what didn't work. A little pond with a fountain was created in the garden and the hotel's gazebo was converted into Vikram's outhouse, where he spent most of his childhood building toy rockets, trains and his early inventions.
Then there is also the larger canvas of historically important, real life characters that include Sir C.V Raman (played by Karthik Shrinivasan), a young A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (played by Arjun Radhakrishnan) and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru (played by Rajit Kapoor). Each inhabit seminal locations that are key to the story, including that most iconic prime ministerial residence at Teen Murti Bhavan (recreated at the Pataudi Palace), and major establishments like the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, the Calcutta College of Science, the Indian Institute of Science and the Department of Atomic Energy.
A beautiful, period-accurate location, the Indian Institute of Science, was set up at Pune University (also featured image). The team used this location to show two in-film locations—the dean's conference room was transformed into the Teen Murti Bhavan Conference Room and the exterior façade was used as part of the IISC campus where the balloon experiment takes place. Scenes where Dr. C.V. Raman hosts dinner parties for the Britishers, as well as the scene of the college students enjoying watching movies in the open were all shot here.
Teen Murti Bhavan, the former residence of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in Delhi, was recreated at the Pataudi Palace, given its resemblance in terms of size, architectural detail and décor, to a certain extent, to the historic home of the prime minister. It was one of those rare times when the team had to under-prop and reduce the elements in the space to reflect the sparse interiors of the past. The kind of artworks that went on the walls of this set had to be very carefully chosen.
The creators have been clever in their navigation of all of these. The art design teams have used documented material as well as real life sources like the present day Sarabhai family to create elements, mood and cheats that feel real enough without showing off. They have been careful to transition from the more colonial architecture depicting the '40s to the cleaner, almost Soviet-esque lines that Bhabha himself preferred, as we arrive into the '50s. The rest is achieved by using architectural elements to help the staging of scenes. The political power-play and the corridors of power that bind these influential men play out literally, with some of the most important dialogues shot in physical archways and corridor settings. Scientific inquiry and the magic of invention find their own dynamic representation in rooms stacked high with books and blackboards that have interactive elements that form part of the action rather than a backdrop to it.
The Apsara Nuclear Reactor and Control Room was the most daunting challenge for the art team. How does one recreate a nuclear reactor? From the scale to the colour, to the design and mechanisms, there was plenty of room for error. The team got videos from the Films Division in Mumbai, and studied each frame to observe minor details and recreate specific features. The working of the reactor was another challenge—the purpose of every switch, toggle and lever needed to be understood and every mechanism needed to work perfectly. On account of being a pool reactor with a huge pool, testing the water was a major challenge, not to mention the fact that the actors had to walk across it and Sarbh even jumped into the water in one of the scenes.
Historical accuracy goes beyond look and feel as well. The Indian Institute of Science (created at Pune University), the Apsara Nuclear Reactor and control room (a set) as well as the Tumbha Rocket Launch (an outdoor location in Alibag) have detailed period appropriate accuracy including a to-scale 200 kilogram replica of the original rocket, which we must admit is pretty much something.
The Tumbha Rocket Launch scene was shot at Alibag. It took the team about 11 days to construct the rocket in a godown. It weighed over 200 kilograms and was an exact scale replica of the original. A unique challenge that the team faced was not only to build the entire rocket, but to dismantle it and carry it in parts to the beach for the shot, as transporting it was a task. Even the ignition process was captured naturally, without the assistance of SFX as much as possible.
Aesthetically, Rocket Boys does today what Attenborough's Gandhi (1982) achieved—an atmospheric, authentic experience that choses realness over extravagance despite the huge scope of its settings and historical importance of its characters. And in the end, because of that restraint, it all comes together and becomes both believable and compelling.
'Rocket Boys' Season one is streaming exclusively on SonyLIV, created by Nikkhil Advani, Roy Kapur Films, and Emmay Entertainment. Produced by Siddharth Roy Kapur, Monisha Advani, Madhu Bhojwani, and Nikkhil Advani. Written and directed by Abhay Pannu. Production design by Meghna Gandhi.
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Get an early look at the Regency–style sets of Bridgerton Season Two
AD visited the massive studio outside London where the Netflix smash hit comes to life
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Photography by Liam Daniel/Netflix © 2022
Creating the real fancy world of fake heiress Anna Delvey
Somewhat poetically, the locations in the new Netflix show Inventing Anna are fictionalised versions of their real counterparts
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Backdrops for Squid Game, Westworld, and more came from this iconic Spanish architect's designs
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AD gets an exclusive look into the sets of James Bond's No Time To Die
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TU Home > News > Did the 2015 TigerTHON fund raiser meet its $200,000 goal?
By 5:15 Saturday morning a sense of anticipation permeated the large room inside Burdick Hall.
TigerTHON, Towson University's annual fund raiser for the Johns Hopkins Children's Center, was coming to an end. But the drama was just beginning.
As hundreds of dancers waited patiently, 12 TigerTHON committee members each held a poster with a number drawn on it. One-by-one, each committee member revealed the number on their poster. When they were done, the posters would tell everyone in the room whether the committee's $200,000 fund raising goal had been met.
As committee president Melanie Lutz revealed the final poster, the total read just over $194,000. Shoulders sagged and there were audible groans from the exhausted dancers. But Lutz had a sly smile on her face.
"Wait, we must be sleep deprived," Lutz said mischievously as she and her committee members quickly re-arranged themselves just in front of the stage.
When they were done, a new total had emerged: $204,831.09.
Shouts and screams filled the room. Committee members hugged each other and embraced some of the TigerTHON moms and dads who had returned to Burdick Hall after grabbing few hours of sleep. More than a few tears were shed. The 2015 goal had not only been met; it had been obliterated.
Some 12 hours earlier, the room had resembled a Friday night high school mixer, as students slowly made their way into Burdick Hall and stood on the dance floor in small groups. But by 6:30, with popular music blaring from multiple speakers, TigerTHON was in full effect!
Just before 7 p.m., the room had erupted in cheers as numerous TigerTHON kids — boys and girls who had been helped at Hopkins — danced their way into the room. In the hours that followed, many of those same boys and girls told miraculous stories of how Hopkins had made them well, often in spite of seemingly insurmountable odds.
"Hearing those amazing stories reminds me why we dance," said committee member Krystal Escoffrey.
Escoffrey was among the 12 committee members who assembled at 5:30 Saturday morning for the big reveal. In addition to the final total, Lutz also announced the top group fund raiser: the Phi Mu sorority and their Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) fraternity brothers had raised $23,280.69 to lead all organizations.
"I was so excited and honestly shocked to hear that we had ultimately been the highest fundraisers this year," said junior Sam Figueroa, a Phi Mu sister. "It was an amazing feeling to be surrounded by all of my sisters, the brothers of PIKE, and so much energy — even at 6 in the morning!
It's not up for debate — TU students are champions…again!


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Here's what time tonight's Champions League final starts where you live — and how you can watch it live online
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Liverpool FC celebrates in the Champions League.
The 2018 UEFA Champions League final takes place on Saturday May 26.
The final, contested by Real Madrid and Liverpool, has a 9.45 p.m. start time in Kiev, which means 2.45 p.m. for audiences in New York City.
Here's everything you need to know.
Real Madrid C.F. takes on Liverpool F.C. in the 2018 UEFA Champions League final today.
The match marks the conclusion of an epic European season as Real, the defending champion, meets Liverpool at the NSC Olimpiyskiy Stadium in Kiev, Ukraine.
Glory, pride, and a permanent place in the history books beckons for this year's winner — will Real win a third successive title? Or will Liverpool reclaim a crown it has not worn since its extraordinary come-from-behind victory over AC Milan in 2005?
Real has already won the trophy a record 12 times, but faces a successful European club in its own right, as Liverpool has triumphed five times — the most tournament wins by any English side.
When is the 2018 UEFA Champions League final?
The 2018 UEFA Champions League final kicks off on Saturday May 26 and will take place at Ukraine's Olympic Stadium, the country's premier sports venue.
It is scheduled to start at 9.45 p.m local time which means an earlier start for UK and US audiences.
Here's what time the Real Madrid CF vs. Liverpool FC match will start in major cities across different time zones on Saturday May 26.
London (BST): 7.45 p.m.
New York (ET): 2.45 p.m.
Chicago (CT): 1.45 p.m.
Denver (MT): 12.45 p.m.
Las Vegas (PT): 11.45 a.m.
Los Angeles (PT): 11.45 a.m.
Honolulu (HAST): 8.45 a.m.
Sydney (AET): 4.45 a.m (Sunday).
Tokyo (JST): 3.45 a.m (Sunday).
Moscow (MSK): 9.45 p.m.
Paris (CEST): 8.45 p.m.
Why should I watch?
Cristiano Ronaldo has enjoyed hot form in Europe this season.
Excluding qualifiers, 32 teams entered the eight Champions League group stages way back in September 2017. Now, eight months later, only two remain.
Combined, Real Madrid and Liverpool have been responsible for 70 goals from the 12 Champions League games they each played en route to this season's final.
Real, of course, has been led by Cristiano Ronaldo — a merciless and powerful forward who has scored 15 of Real's 30 goals in the competition.
His best goal this year was his incredible bicycle kick in the 3-0 win over Juventus in April.
Watch the goal here...
—Sporting News (@sportingnews) April 3, 2018
...Or here, if you're in a different region.
Liverpool, like Real, has its own match-winner in Mohamed Salah — a right-sided forward who has scored ten times in Europe so far.
But Salah is not the only Liverpool player to hit double figures in Europe — he is joined by Roberto Firmino, who also has 10.
While Ronaldo has scored half of Real's goals in the Champions League, Liverpool's 40-goal output is far more balanced. Even attacking midfielder Sadio Mané is close to joining Firmino and Salah on double figures, as he has nine Champions League goals so far this season.
—OptaJohan (@OptaJohan) April 24, 2018
While some finals can lack drama as both teams begin the game cautiously, Real and Liverpool tend to promise one thing — end-to-end action.
How can I watch live?
BT Sport is broadcasting the event to UK audiences. Traditionally, viewers would need a BT Sport subscription to watch European soccer matches. However, the broadcaster is making a live stream of the final available for anyone to watch online for free.
The broadcaster will publish a link to watch live at 6.00 p.m (BST) on Saturday. To watch on TV, audiences will still need to have a BT Sport subscription.
For audiences in the US, Fox Sports will be your broadcaster.
Online streams will be available to US audiences on fuboTV.
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Sreyoshi Sarkar has been teaching and writing in the fields of postcolonial studies, ecocriticism, and women's writing for the last nine years. She earned her doctorate degree in English literature at the George Washington University. She is currently working on her first book project titled "Conflict Ecologies/Ecological Conflicts: Gender, Genre, and Environment in Postcolonial Literature and Cinema." Her publications include articles on Michael Ondaatje's Anil's Ghost for the Green Letters journal (2016), and on Salman Rushdie's Shalimar, the Clown in the Commonwealth Essays and Studies journal (2016).


Long long ago Milu deer was a usual animal in China. Some of them had been sent to other countries, such as England. In China, people killed them, and milu deer disappeared during the Ming, Qing periods. They were kept in the great park. The number of them increased very fast.
First, Flora saw Jeff running and waving his arms. She turned around and saw a wall of water advancing toward her quickly. Next, the water swept Jeff and Flora down and they are struggling for their lives. Then they tried to get to the house and climbed the stairs to be safe from water. Finally, part of the house fell down but they were safe next to the chimney.
2. She bought a glass necklace and changed it for her real diamond necklace.
3. She divorced her husband and married a man with a lot of money.
4. She began to make a living by making false necklaces and cheating others of a lot of money.
5. She got a lot of money from her kind friend and lived a happy life.
当然,还可从其他角度引导学生续写本剧,如:Choose one situation to re-write a scene the other way round.
此外,对于教材中的文学作品,可让学生写读后感或人物形象分析等。例如,在读了A Christmas Carol (SEFC 3 Unit 7)之后,一个学生写道:I think it is a really moving story. I learnt that happiness and friendship are more important than money in the world. I will be a kind and warm-hearted man.
又如,在读了A Tale of Two Cities (SEFC 3 Unit 7)之后,引导学生写读后感:Which of the characters do you like most? Why?
S1. In my opinion, Sydney Carton is the real hero of the story. His love for Lucie knows no bounds. What he did for Lucie was unforgettable, tearful and bittersweet. For love, he sacrificed everything, even life! This makes him one of the strongest characters in the story, especially because his act is so unselfish.
S2. Who I like most in the story is Dr. Manette. He is honest and kind but suffers the persecution actually. When Charles was put into prison, he visited Charles but became mad again after returning. The prison was the nightmare for him, but for his daughter, he suffered from it again.
在读了The Merchant of Venice(SEFC 2B Unit 19)之后,要求学生分析剧中主要人物形象了各自独到的见解,如:Shylock is cruel, greedy, selfish, cold-blooded, but he suffers the loss of his daughter, his property, and, very importantly for him, his religion. So, we should have mercy on him.


F-16 battleship. Can't make that work in my brain. Rick L.
Hello everybody, but there is another interesting source, and this is this Airbrush Beginner Course CD by Heinz Wagner, which I had bought a long time ago and have now looked again. Therein my friend Heinz is presenting his Test method for testing and determination of the sprayability of colors that is simple yet ingenious. First, I did insert a M5 Stainless steel nut as a mixing aid into all Vallejo vials, as described in the video by Jens Kaup in my penultimate post, which surely can not hurt. Then I did shake each vial for three minutes, as recommended on Heinz Wagner's CD, whereby I could hear the clacking of the nuts when shaking the Model Air colors, but not at the two Model Color colors (2nd row on the right) what suggests that they are thicker and therefore not sprayable at all, as indicated in the video, which is why a diluting with water 1:1 to 1:2 should take place. Source: Airbrush Beginner Course CD (Heinz Wagner) And now to his simple Test method, whereby holding the vial on the top of a ruler (30 cm), Source: Airbrush Beginner Course CD (Heinz Wagner) and let dropping a drop from that height. Source: Airbrush Beginner Course CD (Heinz Wagner) And if the diameter of this color point is between 11 mm and 14 mm, the color should be sprayable in the opinion of the Airbrush Guru. Source: Airbrush Beginner Course CD (Heinz Wagner) And then I tried that, first for the Model Air 71.033 (Yellow Ochre). But to my astonishment the diameter of the color point was < 10 mm. And since the tests with the next three Model Air colors have shown this surprising result too, then I started carefully to add a few drops of the Vallejo Thinner step by step (3, 6, 10, 15 drops), then did shake again for three minutes and retested, but without getting drops > 10mm, which has disillusioned me pretty much. During dripping I also noticed that sometimes at first only a bubble comes out of the dropper and only then the color comes, and that the drops of paint on the paper have sometimes even contained air bubbles, which may possibly falsify the result. The following tests I have done on glossy paper, the first tests on the other hand on normal copy paper, because the absorbency of the paper could probably also have an influence on the diameter of the color points, I think, right? After that I was stumped and a nervous wreck and have communicated these results Heinz Wagner, in the hope that he has an explanation.
So... the future came sooner than planned. Just ordered this kit yesterday... cant wait to start it.
I'm a bit of an oddball here because my desk is for building static and RC models, so I have a good bit of tools that are not used for static model building. I dont have an actual pegboard, but I do have a multitude of nails and hooks hanging on the wall and shelves above my table. When I move into a larger space and have more room, then I will have an actual pegboard and separate tables. - One row of nails used for various tapes. - One row holding bags that contain raw materials like carbon rod, polystyrene card and strips, polycarbonate stock, closed and open cell foam, etc... - One section that has bags of assorted sandpaper and cases of needle and fret files. - One section with bags containing metal tubes, rods and other raw metal bits. - Several rows of RC specific parts... bearings, shafts, gears, bellcranks, etc... I do this so that anything small and frequently used is right there at eye level. More efficient for me than storing these things in a box or drawers. I reserve those for larger items, or items that are used less frequently (like rolls of heatshrink and large blocks of foam insulation). My modelling tools are laid out on a shelf about 8" above my table, sort of like how a surgeon has their tools laid out on a table. I have metal mesh baskets holding things like sanding sticks, paint pens and superfine markers. Behind the tools are rows of paint bottles, but those are getting some sort of wallmount soon, to clear up some space. Shelves above the table hold various things. I have a section where I keep built sub-assemblies and prepped parts. Another section where I keep hardware like magnifying glasses and helping hands (for soldering). At the very top, I have a shelf with some old models that I use as paint test mules... and a 3/4 built balsa wright flyer that I'm totally gonna finish one of these days. Airbrush compressor is under the desk.
Thanks Crackerjazz. REsin printing is far better resolution than FDM. this was printer at .025mm or .25um. Playing with orientation reduces visible lines. Hopefully future prints will have none at all. Silver is just chrome in a rattle can. simulated heat on bell is alclad hot blue and brass.
I have three (plastic) in my stash.
Oh yea baby. Love me some CANards. Serious though. I do love the look of the Su-27 family aircraft with canard. And we really need an accurate early Su-27. The Hobby Boss offering has that crazy problem with the main wheel wells and I am sure others know of more issues (the wells are the ones that stand out to me). So, come on GWH, make us some Flankers!
First of all, do not paint anything with pure black (unless it is a black hole :)). NATO black, anthracite grey or anything similar would give a better scale effect.


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