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La Liga league match between RCD Espanyol and RC Celta
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Years ago I reviewed a complete bookkeeping system made with only SQL. Many tasks were a stretch for a single purpose language. Adding wrappers in a general-purpose language (like C) would have significantly simplified the code and certainly its operation. I asked the developer about it. He said, "If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail." I have regularly borrowed the quip over the years. It holds true for the software tools that finally have an approved purchase order, languages we learn, design paradigms we assimilate, and, if we honestly admit it, the little math we remember from college. Too often we form our solutions in the image of the tools that are convenient.
Most programming projects rarely use statistics beyond a simple average or a minimum to maximum range. That is a shame because many programming projects would be improved with a quick thumb through our old college statistics textbook. Let's review some math, talk about a few physical realities, and look at a few concrete examples of realizing math in a virtual world with Java.
The examples I present here are all univarite examples for simple illustration. Also, all my examples assume we are looking at a full population and not a sample. Samples require a slight modification to some of the formulas. Simple univarite population calculations make better examples in this basic article.
I encourage you to download the complete source code that's available here and have it available while reading the article. The source code can be executed with the supplied junit classes. My way of encouraging test-driven development -- one of the best improvements to our craft in the last 25 years.
A univariate frequency distribution is a single variable distribution. For example, tallying the weight ranges of a population or tallying age groups of a population are univariate frequency distributions. Univariate analysis tallies weight and age separately. Bivariate analysis would tally weight ranges by age groups. Multivariate analysis tallies variables grouped by any number of variables.
In addition to the number of variables there are also different types of variables. A nominal or qualitative variable is a variable that differs in quality but not quantity. An example of a nominal variable is color. We normally create a map of colors (for example, (0,black), (1,red), … ) and use the numeric values to represent color. Tallying modal, the most frequently occurring, qualitative value(s) makes perfect sense. For example, determining black occurred 24 times, red occurred more than any other value, or red and yellow occurred more than the other value is meaningful. However, some statistical calculations of qualitative values are meaningless. Red cannot be the mean, or average, color. Numbers assigned in the map are merely symbols for the color and not an actual measured quantity. So statistics like mean and variance have no meaning for nominal variables.
Rank order or ordinal variables have a dimension of quantity but not with precision. The pain scale used in hospitals is an example of an ordinal variable. It is immaterial if the scale starts at 1 and ends with 10, starts with 0 and ends with 5, or even if the larger number indicates more pain. The exact numbers have no meaning. It is only a vehicle to gauge relative pain. You can calculate the mean for an ordinal value. However, it is sometimes not as useful as the mean of quantitative variables. Often ordinal scales are constructed with the average condition as the middle value. For example, a middle value described as, "I feel normal" would naturally calculate as the mean/median value because the scale was constructed with the middle value being the norm.
Another type of variable is a quantitative variable. A quantitative variable is a variable that has numeric significance. For example, the maximum year of school, the number of children in a family, and the liters of water per container are all quantitative variables.
Quantitative variables can be either discrete or continuous. A discrete variable has a finite number of possible values between any two points. For example, there are no values between three and four children. The number of children per family is a discrete variable. A continuous variable has an infinite number of possible values between any two points. For example, between 1.0 liters and 1.1 liters, a container may have 1.01, 1.001, 1.0001, or an infinitely precise measurement of liters. The number of liters in a container is a continuous variable. However, often discrete or continuous is a blurry distinction that is more a function of our capacity to measure than its genre of data type. Deciliters may be the smallest unit of measurement possible with our instruments. The instrument may randomly report 1.03, 1.02, 0.99, or 1.01 but we are only confident that it contains greater than 0.95 and less than 1.05 liters in those measurements. Our measurement is only significant within one decimal point. So, the frequency for those four values should be four containers with 1.0 liters.
Example 1 works for all the different types of variables I have discussed: quantitative and qualitative; continuous and discrete. The roundData method converts continuous variables into discrete variables by rounding data into discrete bins. The method getAccuracy returns the number of digits that should be considered significant. It indicates data is rounded to the nearest integer if it returns zero. If getAccuracy returns one then it indicates rounding to the nearest tenth. A negative one indicates no rounding. We always by-pass rounding for qualitative variables because rounding distorts the data. The qualitative pairs (9, red) and (11, brown) should never round to (10, green).
Truly continuous data requires a different approach because the math is different for continuous data. For example, the probability of any absolutely exact value is near zero in the probability density function. For example, there is nearly a zero percent chance of measuring a sample with a mass of 1 gram to the atom. So, Example 1 assumes that all continuous data will be rounded into discrete bins. These rounding bins mimic discrete data points to make my examples work. Example 1 also correctly handles multimodal populations because, unlike sword carrying immortals, there can be more than one. The mode(s) are stored in the modes ArrayList.


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Dr Mark Boyes
Associate Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences, Curtin University
NHMRC Emerging Leadership Fellow, National Health and Medical Research Council
Co-Lead, Mental Health Domain, Curtin enAble Institute
Child mental health research
Grants, Awards, and Prizes
Mental health in children with dyslexia: Identifying predictors of emotional and behavioural problems and testing a mental health promotion intervention (2020-2024)
Boyes, M. E.
NHMRC Investigator Grant (Emerging Leadership)
Promoting mental health in children with language and literacy difficulties (2021-2022)
Boyes, M. E., Leitao, S., Hasking, P., Claessen, M., Hill, E., Tomlin, T., & Nayton, M.
Healthway (Western Australian Health Promotion Foundation) - Exploratory Research Grant
Understanding the link between reading impairments and emotional problems (2020-2022)
McArthur, G., Hudson, J., Wuthrich, V., Boyes, M. E., Nayton, M., Torppa, M., and Bowes, L.
ARC Discovery Project Grant
Wellcome Active Ingredients - Engagement and qualitative insights (2020-2021)
Finlay-Jones, A., Hamdani, S., Chakrabati, B., Huma, Z., Orchard, F., Chisholm, K., Brinkman, S., Hudson, J., Cross, D., Lin, A., Newnham, E., & Boyes, M. E.
Profiling the speech, language and communication skills of adolescents in Curriculum and Reengagement in Education (CARE) Schools in WA (2020-2021)
Leitao, S., Claessen, M., & Boyes, M. E.
Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia
Improving detection and referral for university students at risk of suicide (2019-2021)
Hasking, P., Melvin, G., Bruffaerts, R., Rees, C., Boyes, M. E., Auerbach, R., Hendrie, D., Nock, M., & Kessler, R.
Suicide Prevention Australia Research Fund
DFES Home Fire Safety and Year 3 School Visit Program - Evaluation Processes and Resources (2020)
Newnham, E., Leitao, S., & Boyes, M. E.
Department of Fire and Emergency Services, Government of Western Australia
Stigma and recovery in the context of non-suicidal self-Injury (2020)
Boyes, M. E., Hasking, P., & Staniland, A.
School of Psychology, Curtin University
Improving mental health of young Australians with chronic illness: A pilot randomised controlled trial of online self-compassion training (2019-2020)
Finlay-Jones, A., Rees, C., Boyes, M. E., Perry, Y., & Sirois, F.
Australian Rotary Health - Mental Health Research Grant
Promoting mental health in children with dyslexia: Piloting the "Clever Kids" program (2018-2019)
Boyes, M. E., Leitao, S., Dzidic, P., Claessen, M., Badcock, N., & Nayton, M.
New Independent Researcher Infrastructure Support (NIRIS) Award (2017-2018)
Department of Health, Government of Western Australia
Promoting mental health in children with reading difficulties (2015-2016)
Boyes, M. E., Badcock, N., Leitao, S., Claessen, M., & Nayton, M.
Healthway (Western Australian Health Promotion Foundation)
Evaluating the United Way Western Australia child and community development programs (2015-2016)
Boyes, M. E., Leitao, S., & Claessen, M.
United Way Western Australia & Community Link and Action Network (CLAN Midland)
Pathways to survival: Identifying psychosocial, family and service mechanisms to improve anti-retroviral adherence amongst HIV-positiveadolescents in Southern Africa (2014-2017)
Cluver, L. D., Hodes, R., Gardner, F., Boyes, M. E., Orkin, M., & Marks, D.
Relationships between reading difficulties and child and adolescent mental health (2014-2015)
Research Award Grant Scheme (School of Psychology and Speech Pathology, Curtin University)
Pathways from parental HIV/AIDS to child psychological, educational and sexual risk: Developing an empirically-based interactive model (2012-2013)
Cluver, L. D., Boyes, M. E., Orkin, M., & Sherr, L.
RIATT Eastern and Southern Africa (Regional Interagency Task Team)
Health, social risk, and resilience for AIDS-affected children (2011-2013)
Cluver, L. D. & Boyes, M. E.
South African Department of Social Development
Development of an AIDS-related child abuse prevention programme (ACAPP) at the Centre for AIDS Interdisciplinary Research at Oxford (2011-2013)
John Fell Fund (Oxford University Press, United Kingdom)
AIDS-orphaned children and Young Carers in South Africa: Health and social risks (2010-2013)
Claude Leon Foundation
2020-2024: Emerging Leader Fellowship, National Health and Medical Research Council
2021: Faculty of Health Sciences Mid Career Researcher of the Year Prize, Curtin University
2017: Faculty of Health Sciences Publication Impact Prize, Curtin University
2015: Faculty of Health Sciences Early Career Researcher of the Year Prize (2014/2015), Curtin University
2014-2018: Research Associate (Centre for Evidence-Based Intervention), University of Oxford
2013-2014: Research Fellowship (Wolfson College), University of Oxford
2012: Department of Social Policy and Intervention Staff Travel Award, University of Oxford
2009-2013: Junior Research Fellowship (Wolfson College), University of Oxford
2008: Postgraduate Travel Award, University of Western Australia
2005: Australian Postgraduate Award (Doctoral Scholarship)
2005: School of Psychology Fee-waiver Scholarship (for fees associated with the MPsych degree), University of Western Australia
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When releasing 2 games isn't what took most of my time this month, you know it has been crazy busy.
Shaking my head so hard I think it will fall off.
We DID release two games that got overshadowed in all the chaos (but it's GOOD chaos). Speaking of chaos, Fish Lake Adventure is FINALLY in the app store. That's a long post I will write about this week, along with my promised follow-up to my rant on education. I'll have a lot of time to write on planes and in the airport tomorrow.
Then, it was off to spend the night in Minot, teach my online class and meet on with our site coordinator for our latest game under development. It's very early stage so you'll just have to wonder about it . Next stop, Bismarck, meeting with friends from Twin Buttes to discuss the new pilot program over breakfast.
Sunday, I was back in Devils Lake where, mysteriously, someone had cancelled my hotel reservation. (I'm looking at YOU, Marshall!) No, seriously, I think it was a mistake because De Mars / Demarce/ De Mars/ Dumaris is a common name around Spirit Lake and Turtle Mountain. After two more days at Spirit Lake, where I hilariously received a letter from a game tester addressed to "Ronda Rousey's mom", it was off to Belcourt.
Belcourt, on the Turtle Mountain Reservation, was a little more stressful because I REALLY wanted these guys to approve of our games. Unlike the folks at Warwick, I don't see the teachers and staff at Turtle Mountain very often. Some of them were testers five years ago with the very first, pre-beta very buggy version of our very first game. So, I was holding my breath because I wanted them to say we had improved and to give us another chance. They liked the games and gave us super-helpful suggestions. Plus, I met some new, really cool people.
So, finally, it was time to head back to Minot, teach my last online class in Advanced Multivariate Statistics (yes, this is what I do on the evenings that I am not drinking) and fly home to Santa Monica for six days.
So … next stop … Wrestlemania! One of my lovely children is headlining the main event. I will confess that the only thing I know about Wrestlemania is that my daughter Ronda is in it . When the WWE came to Santiago, Chile (I did a podcast on that, if you are interested) was the first time I ever saw professional wrestling and a giant man named Drew told me that I should go to Wrestlemania because I had his word it would be worth it. It is the first promise I ever received from a giant. When Ronda was the headliner, that clinched the deal. So, tomorrow we are flying out to New York City.
Because I am always working, if you want to meet up in Brooklyn on Saturday, post your email in the comments and we'll send you the location, or you can email info@7generationgames.com or use our contact form if you don't want people on the Internet to see your email, or know that you associate with me.
So, it's been a great couple of weeks but that's why I haven't responded to your email/ text/ phone call.
Sorry, I will get back to you. I swear!
And we released an awesome AzTech: Meet the Maya version 2.0 . It's in the app store for $1.99 !
Now you see how even important things like that can get away from me, don't you?
My son is deaf and autistic. Has 7generation games designed any games or fun study tutorials geared to these disabilities?
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Demonetisation of ₹500 and ₹1000 Indian banknotes. The Government of India stopped using ₹500 and ₹1000 banknotes as legal tender on 9 November 2016. The immediate impact is softening of rates – few banks including India's largest bank have already announced cut in deposit rates by up to 190 bps. This note describes the impact of demonetisation on employee benefits liabilities and exempt provident funds.
Radar. Provides a summary of recent regulatory and industry events in Canada affecting talent, retirement, and health. A French version of the November 10th issue is also now available.
Global equities rallied last week as markets gained confidence in the US economy following strong economic data, strengthening the case for the US Federal Reserve (Fed) to raise interest rates in December. The MSCI AC World Index rose 1.4% in local currency terms as all regions posted positive returns. Japan was the best performing market in local currency terms (2.7%) driven by continued weakness in the yen. This dragged down the returns in sterling terms to -0.6%, making Japan the worst performing market in sterling terms. Developed Europe ex UK was the worst performing region in local currency terms as it returned the least at 0.7%. Developed Asia Pacific ex Japan was the best performing region in sterling terms (1.5%) due to a rise in commodity prices.
UK gilt yields fell across all maturities. The 10 year UK gilt yield fell by 6bps to 1.42% and the 20 year UK gilt yield fell by 3bps to 1.96%. The 10 year US treasury yield rose by 3bps to 2.37%. European government bond yields were mixed. German bund yields fell by 5bps to finish the week at 0.16% whilst French government bond yields rose by 3bps, ending the week at 0.78%. Greek government bonds continued to rally with yields falling by 19bps to 6.92% on the hopes of debt relief.
The UK 20 year index-linked yield was unchanged at -1.50% and the Over 5 year index-linked yield fell by 1bp to -1.55%. 20 year breakeven inflation fell by 1bp to 3.46%.
Credit spreads were mixed over the week. The US high yield bond spread over US treasury yields ended the week 20bps lower at 464bps. The spread of USD denominated EM debt over US treasury yields finished the week 1bp higher at 361bps. The sterling non-gilt spread over government yields (based on the Merrill Lynch index) rose by 1bp at 125bps.
The S&P GSCI rose by 1.5% in USD terms over the week. The energy sector rose by 0.9% as the price of Brent crude oil rose 1.9% to USD 47/BBL, driven by an expected cut in oil production from OPEC at the end of the month. Industrial metals rose sharply by 7.4% as copper prices increased by 8.4% to $5,865/MT. Agricultural prices rose by 0.5% and the gold price fell by 1.9% to $1,185/ounce.
Sterling appreciated against all major currencies. The US dollar depreciated by 1.1% against sterling, ending the week at $1.25/£, on the back of UK Prime Minister Theresa May's comments on the Brexit transition deal. The euro weakened by 0.8% against sterling, finishing the week at €1.17/£. The Japanese yen depreciated by 2.1% against the US dollar, ending the week at ¥113.00/$.
In the US, initial jobless claims rose from a revised 233k to 251k, close to survey forecasts of 250k. Claims have remained below 300k for 90 consecutive weeks – the longest run since 1970, indicating a strong labour market. The finalised figure for the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index sentiment rose to 93.8 from 91.6 for November. This is the largest move since May as populist policies proposed by President-elect Trump have provided a feel-good factor for US consumers. There were positive releases elsewhere, as the number of orders for durable goods posted its largest jump in a year, increasing by 4.8% in October, above consensus estimates of a more modest 1.7% increase. September's figure was also revised up.
In the UK, the Public Sector Net Borrowing (PSNB ex Banking Groups) fell from £9.7bn to £4.8bn in October, helped by a jump in corporation tax receipts. Analysts were expecting borrowing to be higher at £6.0bn. However, this release came in the same week as the government's Autumn Statement which outlined a deteriorating fiscal outlook post the Brexit decision. Business investment in Q3 beat consensus estimates of a 1.0% decline and rose 0.9%. However, over the last year, business investment provided a negative contribution to growth, falling by 1.6%.
In the Eurozone, provisional figures for the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) were released. The manufacturing sector expanded more into growth territory as the index rose from 53.5 to 53.7, beating analysts' expectations of 53.3. The Services PMI beat forecasts considerably as it soared from 52.8 to 54.1, well ahead of the 52.9 level expected. The overall PMI composite reached an 11-month high of 54.1, showing that the Eurozone's recovery seems to be holding up despite ongoing political uncertainty. The Munich-based Ifo Economic Institute's business climate survey in Germany remained at its two and a half year high of 110.4 in November. Analysts were expecting a small rise to 110.5.
Japanese economic data was mixed last week. After several months of deflation, headline CPI inflation returned to positive territory as prices rose 0.1% over the year to October. Core-core inflation (excluding both food and energy) rose 0.2% over the same period. Manufacturing activity in Japan grew at a slightly slower pace than the previous month as the preliminary manufacturing PMI for November marginally fell to 51.1 from 51.4. The stronger yen over the last year and sluggish foreign demand weighed on Japanese exports, which fell by a further 10.3% in October. This marked the 13th consecutive month of falling exports. However, large falls in imports over the year (-16.5%), led to a ¥116bn widening of Japan's trade balance to ¥474bn.
It was a very quiet week for economic releases in China. Industrial profits rose by 9.8% in October, which continued the strong rebound after losses in the sector in 2015. There were further signs of a strengthening economy as business confidence, gauged by the MNI Business Sentiment Indicator, increased to 53.1 in November from 52.2 in October.


Tunisian authorities have arrested 18 people during protests that erupted after the death of a journalist who set himself on fire to protest economic problems in the North African nation, officials said Wednesday.
Clashes between protesters and Tunisian authorities took place in several regions over the past two days after journalist Abderrazak Zorgui posted a video online before his self-immolation in Kasserine describing his desperation and calling for revolt. He expressed frustration at unemployment and the unfulfilled promises of Tunisia's 2011 Arab Spring revolution.
Meanwhile, Kasserine tribunal spokesman Achref Youssefi said an investigation "for failure to assist a person in danger" has been opened following the death of Mr Zorgui. He said a suspect has been arrested.


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Is one piece a must watch anime?
Although the anime pacing might suffer at times, One Piece is amazingly consistent, especially given Oda's commitment to the manga. It's certainly not an easy task to catch up with over 800 episodes, but One Piece is a compelling and heartwarming story with charismatic characters that viewers really come to care about.
Is One Piece the best anime ever? One Piece is one of the most popular shonen series in anime history. Its incredible storyline and characters have contributed to its success. Eiichiro Oda's One Piece is one of the most popular shonen series in anime history.
Is there any anime better than One Piece? Originally Answered: Is there an anime better than One Piece? The simple and honest answer is, No! One Piece is the only one of it's kind. It's commonly placed under the Shounen genre and known as one of Big Three in anime industry.
Should I even watch One Piece? Originally Answered: Should I watch one piece? Definitely, Great Story, not just about the adventure itself, but all the main characters have deep exploration by the author, which creates a strong bond between the watcher and the series. Besides, it's a lot of fun and comedy.
What is the #1 anime?
Anime Top 10
Top 10 Best Rated (bayesian estimate) (Top 50)
1 Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (TV) 9.09
2 Steins,Gate (TV) 9.03
3 Clannad After Story (TV) 9.02
Is one piece a must watch anime? – Related Asked Question
Is Naruto or One Piece better?
The conclusion. In conclusion, One Piece takes the lead over Naruto overall. Both series have strong and weak points, but their popularity is evidence that fans love them for their specific quirks.
What is the big three anime?
The Big Three refers to three very long and very popular anime, Naruto, Bleach and One Piece. The Big Three was a term used to describe the three most popular running series during their golden age in Jump's mid 2000s period – One Piece, Naruto and Bleach.
Why is One Piece better than Naruto?
Naruto and One Piece are among the most popular and longest anime in history. They are conceptually quite different, as Naruto has a different setting and goal than One Piece. Still, in a comparison between the two, we would say that Naruto is the better anime due to its character development, depth, and overall story.
Can I skip One Piece episodes?
While it is advisable to watch the entire show including the fillers, some might not have the patience to sit through the episodes which don't affect the plot. The arcs mentioned below are filler, and viewers can skip them if they feel like it. These arcs mentioned above are all filler.
What is the longest anime?
Adapted from the manga of the same name, Sazae-san is by far the longest-running anime series of all time, with over 2500 episodes to date.
Is One Piece good for beginners?
There is no reason why anime fans don't recommend for you to watch One Piece (ワンピース) as a starter except its too long story, which is a positive thing for the fans who hope it will not come to the end forever.
What is the #1 anime in Japan?
Demon Slayer has been the Most Popular Anime in Japan for 18 consecutive weeks with Attack on Titan on the second spot. We have compiled the list of Top 10 Most Popular Anime in Japanese Streaming Services for the first month of 2022 based on GEM Partners' recently released Monthly Streaming Popularity Rankings.
Who is the strongest anime?
What is the best anime ending?
14 Most Satisfying Anime Endings
1 Hunter X Hunter. Considered by many to be one of the greatest shonen anime in existence, Hunter x Hunter is the work of Togashi.
2 I Want To Eat Your Pancreas. …
3 Your Name. …
4 Your Lie in April. …
5 Steins,Gate. …
6 Assassination Classroom. …
7 Cowboy Bebop. …
8 Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. …
Is One Piece a corny?
One Piece is a unique shone anime, but it still has corny moments that fans let pass. These are some of the greatest sins. While a lot of Shonen series rely on complex battle systems, edgy characters, and a lot of deaths to fuel their plots, it almost seems like One Piece is in a world of its own.
Is One Piece still popular?
As of July 2021, One Piece had over 490 million copies in circulation in 58 countries and regions worldwide, making it the best-selling manga series in history, and the best-selling comic series printed in book volume. It is also one of the highest-grossing media franchises of all time.
Why One Piece is so long?
Eiichiro oda, the author of one piece, says that the manga so far is 80% finished. It is very long because of all the adventures luffy is having and of all the popularity it is recieving in japan and all over the world.
What is the king of anime?
Goku – The King Of Anime.
What is the big 5 anime?
This wiki is about the big five anime series: Naruto, One Piece, Fairy Tail, Bleach and Reborn.
What is the most watched anime?
What age group is One Piece for?
TV-14: Parents Strongly Cautioned, intended for children ages 14 and older in the company of an adult.
Which anime has the best fights?
#1 Attack on Titan: Eren vs Annie.
#2 Akame Ga Kill: Akame vs Esdeath.
#3 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Cioccolata vs Giorno Giovanna.
#4 Naruto Shippuden: Naruto vs Sasuke.
#5 My Hero Academia: Endeavor and Hawks vs Hood.
#6 One Piece: Luffy vs Katakuri.
#7 Jujutsu Kaisen: Itadori &amp, Nobara vs Eso &amp, Kechizu.
Which anime is more popular Naruto or One Piece?
As of December 2015, One Piece is still the best selling manga of all time, having sold more than 380+ Million copies. Dragon Ball Z is next followed by Naruto with 205 Million copies sold. 3. Both authors confirmed that their target was to beat each other when it comes to popularity and sales.
Which episode should I skip in One Piece?
While you can safely skip the episodes outlined above, one filler arc you'll want to watch is the G-8 arc from episodes 196-206. This occurs immediately following the Sky Island Saga. Many fans see this as the best of the best in terms of the filler arcs, so it is well worth your time as a fan.
What episode should I start watching One Piece?
For an example of old-school One Piece in its prime, start with episode 230/volume 34, the beginning of Water Seven, and watch through the end of Enies Lobby (episode 312, volume 44). The crew has just finished up an adventure in the sky and is ready to trade in their treasure for cash and make repairs to their boat.
How long does it take to watch One Piece?
The episodes all ranging between 22 and 24 minutes long. Using the latter as the norm and multiplying it by 927, binging the series would therefore last a total of 23,784 minutes. This would equal 396.4 hours or 16.52 days.
What anime has 7000 episodes?
Sazae-san is one of the most successful shows in Japan, it is the longest-running animated series in the world, with over 7,000 episodes, and new episodes are still being made.
What is the most confusing anime?
The 10 Most Notoriously Confusing Anime &amp, Manga Endings Of All Time, Ranked
1 Paranoia Agent.
2 Neon Genesis Evangelion. …
3 Akira. …
4 Future Diary. …
5 Fullmetal Alchemist. …
6 FLCL. …
7 Clannad. …
8 Berserk. …
What is the best short anime?
10 Best Short Anime Series You Need To Check Out
3 Haibane Renmei (13 Episodes)
4 Tatami Galaxy (11 Episodes) …
5 A Place Further Than The Universe (13 Episodes) …
6 Kaiba (12 Episodes) …
7 FLCL (6 Episodes) …
8 Puella Magi Madoka Magica (12 Episodes) …
9 Gunbuster &amp, Diebuster (6 Episodes) …
10 Katanagatari (12 Episodes) …
Does One Piece get darker?
Like most shonen anime and manga series, One Piece is PG the majority of the time—but when it gets dark, it gets really dark. The long-running One Piece is a classic shonen series all the way around, which means it's PG for the most part.
What should my first anime be?
Many people got into anime by watching Pokémon first. If you're in the mood for an adventure with different themes like maturation, characterization, and bits of tragedy, Naruto and One Piece is for you. If you prefer a lighter science fiction adventure, Cowboy Bebop is a nice anime to get into.
What is the best first anime to watch?
The 7 Best Anime for Beginners to Watch as an Introduction to the Exciting Medium
Ancient Magus Bride. Genre: Magic, Fantasy, Drama, Slice-of-life. …
Samurai Champloo. Genre: Action, Adventure, Samurai, Historical. …
Vinland Saga. Genre: Action, Adventure, Historical. …
Megalo Box. …
Parasyte the Maxim. …
Great Pretender.
Who created anime?
The earliest examples of Japanese animation can be traced back to 1917. The defining characteristics of the anime art style we know today first emerged in the 1960s through the works of Osamu Tezuka. If you watch modern anime, you'll quickly pick up on the unique look and feel of the anime art style.
What anime has the most fans?
One Piece is undoubtedly the most popular shonen anime in Japan. This anime, along with its source material manga counterpart constantly tops anime popularity and viewer lists in the nation and is always breaking records set by previous series in the genre.
Who is the most loved anime character?
15 Most Popular Characters in Anime History (According to My…
1 Lelouch Lamperouge-Code Geass (112,860 Votes)
2 L Lawliet-Death Note (92,662 Votes) …
3 Monkey D. …
4 Levi Ackerman-Attack on Titan (71,809 Votes) …
5 Edward Elric-Fullmetal Alchemist (69,513 Votes) …
6 Light Yagami-Death Note (68,258 Votes) …
Who is the most beautiful anime girl?
Bishoujo: The Most Beautiful Female Anime Characters Ever
Asuna Yuuki: Sword Art Online. …
Kaga Kouko: Golden Time. …
Inoue Orihime: Bleach. …
Chitoge Kirisaki: Nisekoi. …
Inori Yuzuriha: Guilty Crown. …
Kuronuma Sawako: Kimi ni Todoke. …
Boa Hancock: One Piece. …
Hinata Hyuga: Naruto/Naruto Shippuden.
Who is the weakest anime character?
Top 10 Weakest Anime Characters Of All Time, Ranked
1 Dragon Ball Z: Mr.
2 Pokémon: Magikarp Is The Subject Of Every Weak Joke On The Internet. …
3 Bleach: Kon Is Basically A Talking Stuffed Animal With No Real Strengths. …
4 Seven Deadly Sins: Hawk Is All Bark &amp, No Bite. …
Who is the strongest anime girl?
14 Most Powerful Female Characters In Shonen Anime, Ranked
1 Kaguya Otsutsuki (Naruto)
2 Tatsumaki (One Punch Man) …
3 Kale (Dragon Ball Super) …
4 Merlin (Seven Deadly Sins) …
5 Erza Scarlet (Fairy Tail) …
6 Akame ga Kill (Akame ga Kill) …
7 Izumi Curtis (Fullmetal Alchemist) …
8 Misa Amane (Death Note) …
What anime ending is sad?
Some of the most commonly cited anime with sad endings include CLANNAD: After Story, Your Lie In April, Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day, Angel Beats, and Cowboy Bebop. There are plenty more where that came from, and each one is sadder than the last.
Which anime has the saddest ending?
The 10 Best Sad Ending Anime Series That Will Make You Weep!
Clannad &amp, Clannad: After Story. Clannad is an anime series that successfully makes its viewers sob, especially Clannad: After Story or Season 2 of Clannad. …
5 Centimeters per Second. …
Hotaru no Haka. …
Ansatsu Kyoshitsu. …
Plastic Memories. …
Violet Evergarden.
What are anime endings called?
In anime, means the opening (song &amp, video) and the ending (song &amp, video).
Will One Piece end?
The consensus among the fans is that One Piece still has around 5-6 years left, meaning the story will likely end close to 2027.
How many episodes are in One Piece?
This is a complete Episode Guide for all the animation produced for One Piece (ワンピース, Wanpīsu?) based on the manga authored by Eiichiro Oda. The series currently consists of 1013 Episodes (ongoing), 4 OVAs, 13 TV specials and 14 movies.
Does Zoro cry?
Zoro hasn't cried since and Sanji didn't cry again til WCI. Well, I recall that he cried when he saw the mermaids at Fishman Island, though that was surely more out of comedy than out of bitterness/sadness.
What is the most watched anime in the USA?
Who is the most popular character in One Piece?
1 Luffy (101,000+ Users)
It's only natural for Luffy to be the most fan-favorite character of the series. Because not only is he the face representing One Piece, he is the face representing anime as a whole media.
Why do I like One Piece?
One Piece has developed into one of the biggest and most popular manga/anime series in the world. The reason behind its success is the incredible storyline. Oda has proved that if a series has a great story then it can withstand the test of time. The manga has proven to be a great success and so has the anime.


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Southern Am Sets Qualifying Sites
By Golf Channel Newsroom
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- A total of 19 local qualifying sites are set for the 97th playing of the Southern Amateur July 16-19 on the Cascades Course of The Homestead in Virginia.
For the first time, the tournament is open globally to male amateurs with a USGA handicap index of 3.4 or better. However, the qualifying sites are within 14 southern states that have been traditionally served by the Southern Golf Association. Roughly 100 spots in the 156-player field will be assigned to the local qualifying events.
Entry forms and additional information may be obtained on the SGA's website, www.sgagolf.com or by calling SGA headquarters in Birmingham at 800-783-4446.
Qualifying sites and dates:
Alabama -- Limestone Springs, Oneonta, June 2.
Arkansas -- Greystone C.C., Little Rock, June 2.
Florida -- Mayacoo Lakes C.C., West Palm Beach, June 3; Lake Nona G.C., Orlando, June 9.
Georgia -- Savannah G.C., Savannah, June 23; Chateau Elan G.C., Braselton, June 17.
Kentucky -- Madisonville C.C., Madisonville, June 18.
Louisiana -- StoneBridge, Bossier City, June 9.
Mississippi -- Colonial C.C., Canton, June 19.
North Carolina -- C.C. of North Carolina, Pinehurst, June 11.
Oklahoma -- Oak Tree C.C., Edmond, May 29.
South Carolina -- Bay Tree Plantation, N. Myrtle Beach, June 16.
Tennessee -- Holston Hills, Knoxville, June 6; Colonial C.C., Cordova, June 4.
Texas -- Gentle Creek G.C., Dallas, June 17; Lakeside C.C., Houston, June 12; Woodlake C.C., San Antonio, June 18.
Virginia -- C.C. of Virginia, Richmond, June 2; The Homestead, July 14. (Note: this site is provided primarily for those outside the 14-state SGA area.)
The Association also announced that William C. (Bill) Campbell has been selected for induction into the Southern Golf Association's Hall of Fame. Campbell, a former U.S. Amateur champ who has headed both the United States Golf Association and the Royal & Ancient, will be inducted at the SGA's 97th Southern Amateur Championship in July at The Homestead in Virginia.
Campbell, a 79-year-old Huntington, W.V., insurance broker, will become only the 20th member so honored by the century-old amateur golf organization. Past inductees include such amateur golf giants as Bobby Jones, Billy Joe Patton, Charles Yates and Vinny Giles.


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Le Coq Sportif sees 4% sales increase in H1
The trend is encouraging. In the first six months of the 2014 fiscal year, Le Coq Sportif has seen its turnover reach 52.9 million euros, up 4% compared to the same period last year.
Philippe Erard, chairman of the board of directors at Airesis, the Swiss investment company that owns 75% of le Coq, said in the presentation of the company's results that the growth is mainly due to growth in sales of apparel, which reached into the double digits.
Le Coq Sportif has delved into its history in order to build its range of apparel. Image Le Coq Sportif.
Airesis stressed that the operating result of le Coq surpassed 400,000 euros. Its net profit remained negative but the loss was reduced from 2.8 million euros last year to 1.9 million in 2014. The brand has significantly reduced its logistics costs in order to increase profitability.
Its EBITDA increased from 67,000 to 414,000 euros. It aims to stabilize its cost structure and focus its investments on marketing. Significantly, Le Coq Sportif maybe become the next equipment provider for the soccer club AS Saint-Etienne. An agreement has been reached for a contract beginning with the 2015-16 season.
Airesis, which lost its board sports division "Boards & More" late last year, says that it is now focusing on the development of le Coq Sportif. However the Swiss company "remains open to acquire companies with a great potential within the limits of its strategy." Management explained that it will take its time to find a brand with expertise and history. Its experience with Boards & More and Le Coq Sportif have naturally motivated to look closely at sports brands.
In the first half, in terms of its overall business, Airesis has posted an non-audited turnover of 53.5 million euros (64.6 million Swiss francs) with a net loss of just under 2 million euros.


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May 10, 2019 May 15, 2019 Michael Morrissey
For Kim Avila, it was her first time at the Settlers, Inc. plant and herb sale in downtown Fort Wayne. But her excursion proved fruitful, as the Fort Wayne resident left with several outdoor plants, as well as $24 worth of herbs for her kitchen, including rosemary, sage, and thyme.
Done at the historic Swinney home, located at 1424 W. Jefferson Blvd., the annual plant and herb sale this year lasted through the weekend, from Friday May 3 to Sunday, May 5.
"We just love doing it," said Norene Brown, co-chair of the Settlers' herb garden. "We have so many nice people come through for this event."
Almost the entire house was utilized for the sale, according to Brown, including the house's first and second floors, as well as the basement and the property's back yard.
The sale actually began in the 1970s, when members of the Settlers group brought in cuttings and diggings from their own gardens and yards.
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Back then, according to Brown, the sale only occupied the two front parlors of the Settlers home. This year, the whole historic home was taken over by the sale. "It's so busy, we'll be sold out by Saturday," Brown noted on Friday.
To welcome guests, the Settlers offered snacks of cookies, punch, and what they called "Settler Tea." On Friday, the sale also hosted music from the Heartstone Ensemble. The group performed early Americana songs with vocals, the dulcimer, and the tin flute.
Now done on a much larger scale, the sale this year offered commercially-grown plants and herbs, including basil, thyme, lavender, rosemary, parsley, dill, mint and even catnip. Plants offered ranged from iris, double lilies, lilies of the valley, squill, solon seal, ajuga, fever few, anise, hyssop, violets, Japanese anemone, sweet woodruff, and yarrow, Brown said.
Settlers Inc. has been around since 1971, using costumed members to teach local folks about early American life, including the domestic arts, folklore, mechanics, and many other skills needed to survive in colonial America.
In 1980, the Settlers leased and moved into the Swinney House and began teaching classes there in what they call "an historical, elegant setting." The home is owned by the city of Fort Wayne and is on the National Historic Register.
Avila was just happy to have come, she said.
"It was very simple to understand," said Avila, a Fort Wayne resident. "And everyone was very friendly. We had a great time."
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THE OPINION: Industrial rents reach new highs as the demand for space surges
10 November 2021/Categories: CILT, Industry News
The first three quarters of 2021 have seen an unprecedented surge in demand for industrial floor space in the Eastern M25 market as the economy recovers from the impacts of the pandemic.
Glenny's latest research on the key market – which acts as a major artery into the London economy – has shown that demand accelerated to 28.6m sq ft pushing rents to record levels, having reach £30 per sq ft in the East London market.
John Bell, Managing Partner and Head of Business Space Agency at Glenny comments on the latest research and the promising start to this year, "Our latest research has illustrated the important role that the Eastern M25 market is going to play in the opening up of the London economy.
"There are 9.4m people in Greater London and the Eastern M25 provides a vital link between London and the rest of the world. Goods coming into London Gateway need to be quickly transported to their final destinations."
Following a relatively slow start to the year, with the economy still in the midst of the third lockdown, the second and third quarters have seen an acceleration in take up with the year to date figure now standing at 5.8m sq ft and the full year figure set to reach 8.0m sq ft for the second successive year.
Bell adds, "We have seen another exceptional year in our region and the latest demand figures point to a continuation of this trend.
"The demand for space is being boosted by online shopping but also companies who need to revisit their supply chains in the light of supply shortages as the economy continues to get back to full speed. There is a real need for new supply to be delivered into this market in order to maintain the capital's economic recovery."
This point is reinforced by the fact that supply has now returned to levels last seen before the pandemic. Of the total 9.3m sq ft on the market, only 1.9m sq ft is in grade A space. What is even more poignant is that there are no new Big Box units in the Eastern M25 and demand from this sector of the market now stands at 12.7m sq ft.
Bell concludes that, "The next 12-18 months should see a number of new schemes coming forward providing much needed solutions for larger distribution and logistics operators.
"This market is severely under supplied, as was evidenced by Made.com's 387,000 sq ft expansion at London Gateway and Ikea's acquisition of the 450,000 sq ft Powerhouse in Dartford ahead of completion. There are very few alternatives to providing good routes into the London market."
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On the other hand Kate shares the same feelings as Matt. Though she can actually say an entire sentence in his presence, she believes an adventurer like he is will never stay with a couch potato. She hopes for a Christmas miracle.
An earthquake releases a malevolent essence from its underground interment. This evil threatens the town with a debilitating fog and nightmares making day and night frightening beyond reason. Kate and her sisters must use the magic they possess to battle this wickedness if the people of Sea Haven are to survive. Matt shows his love for Kate by joining her in the fray.
Christine Feehan shows why she is one of the best at creating suspenseful paranormal romances with this powerful supernatural romantic thriller. The couple lead couple provides quite a contrast between their uncertainties about love vs. their bravery in war. The rest of the Drakes are as charming, weaving a spell on readers that will echo at a best seller rate back to Ms. Feehan with one reiterative word: sequel.


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Elena Griffiths It doesn't rhyme but it is read like a normal story but less word and more pages than necessary.
Why do people think this book is so inappropriate?
Karen Hesse's Out of the Dust (1998 Newberry Medal winner) is a poignant coming of age story chronicling a young woman's struggle with loss and hardship during Oklahoma's Dust Bowl. Written in blank verse, its rhythm somehow matches the spare landscape and emotional toil of the protagonist. It's an easy and quick read, but worthwhile. 3.5 stars rounded up.
The other day, just out of the blue, I was hit with the thought, "Remember that book about the Dust Bowl you read for school ages ago, and hated with a fury? You should review it and avenge your past self for being subjugated to it."
You know what's coming, folks. Time for another rant with Ryan.
No character seemed to have any personality whatsoever.
The writing style annoyed the living hell out of me.
The story dragged on and on.
And the only reason I didn't DNF this was because I needed to read it for a grade.
- you are an only child and all of you, your father and mother, are all bone and skin because of poverty.
At least the Joad family, in Steinbeck 1940 novel is an extended one and the men were able to work in the farm so they left Sallisaw for California. The Kelby family has no choice but to stay and wait for their death. The Joad family has 2-4 healthy men unlike here where there is only the father Bayard who works alone in the farm but unfortunately gets cancer in the middle of the story. At least, Rose of Sharon Joad Rivers of Grapes was healthy and her milk could feed the dying man. Here, the protagonist is a 14-y/o Bille Jo Kelby who's still studying and only plays a piano to help the family and she has no milk yet. Okay this is a children's book so let's not go there.
But seriously, the story is bleaker than Grapes and I am glad that I read this since the latter is one of my favorites. The Dust Bowl is the reverse of tsunami. During the dust bowl, it is hot, dry, and dust flies around like a black storm. In tsunami, it is water everywhere. Both of them are harrowing, shocking and can be unimaginably furious and can fatal to hundreds of people.
This book is so depressing I wanted to shoot myself.
When I look for books for my children, I quite frequently end up buying one book to explain and illustrate another. I had bought The Dust Bowl: An Illustrated History to give them (and myself, as I always end up reading their books as well) a new perspective on the Great Depression era, and this small children's novel in verse seemed to be a perfect complement to offer a more personal, direct approach to history through fiction.
And what a book it is. Told in poems, through the lens of a young girl experiencing the dust storms in the Plains firsthand, it makes the dusty air and dried-up dreams tangible.
This is a must read children's book for me. I loved it as a kid and I loved jumping back into it. If you haven't read it, I highly recommend.
born at home, on the kitchen floor.
I came too fast for the doctor, bawling as soon as Daddy wiped his hand around inside my mouth.
I hollered myself red the day I was born.
Red's the color I've stayed ever since.
Daddy named me Billie Jo.
That is how this book began, and what a powerful beginning it was. It surprised me when I learned the entire book would continue this way, written in blank verse. I had never read a novel with this format before, and after some initial resistance to it, I came to enjoy the way the words flowed on the page as Billie Jo, 14, voiced her thoughts about herself, her family, and her place in a world wracked with misery. Her search for ways to endure it, then combat it, was at the heart of this sad, but ultimately inspirational story.
This book is a work of fiction, but the author based it on a conglomeration of stories from real life that she had taken from newspaper accounts of the Dust Bowl between the years 1920-1935. It was almost too much for me to read all those harrowing details of hardship compressed into one story of a young girl coming of age during that time. But same as with other historical fiction books, I finished it and stood as a witness in honor of those who had suffered, and felt gratitude at never having gone through what those people did during that time.
lightning danced down on its spindly legs.
I sensed it before I knew it was coming.
I never enjoyed my history subject when I was young, I always have the worst teacher and the worst field trips in my entire life. Contradict to that, I enjoyed reading historical fiction and children's books. Although I don't have any idea about dust bowl or the great depression or whatever happened that time. I told you, I never learned something from my world history teacher. But after reading this book last year, I was amazed that Karen Hesse wrote something emotional for children to love and I never enjoyed my history subject when I was young, I always have the worst teacher and the worst field trips in my entire life. Contradict to that, I enjoyed reading historical fiction and children's books. Although I don't have any idea about dust bowl or the great depression or whatever happened that time. I told you, I never learned something from my world history teacher. But after reading this book last year, I was amazed that Karen Hesse wrote something emotional for children to love and to learn by reading, not in prose but in verses.
Imagine a depressing book for children! I like this kind of books, not because it was so emotional or too gore because I can feel emotions of the characters and the events that happened on the book. Maybe the verses really put something special and added more spices for the book to be like and won the Newberry Medal. The book was also called as verse novel, a type of narrative poetry in which a novel-length narrative is told through the medium of poetry rather than prose. Either simple or complex stanzaic verse-forms may be used, but there will usually be a large cast, multiple voices, dialogue, narration, description, and action in a novelistic manner. This type of writing is also used in some of the famous novels like Iliad. Maybe some find it annoying or find it too elegant, it depends on the reader itself.
The novel happened in 1934 to 1935 where Oklahoma is in a state of depression because of the great drought and dust storm happened. Hesse said, that in the late 90s issues like this was not entirely been covered by the media and only limited resources were shared via newspapers and journals. It must be depressing in their own time and place with limited food and water, destroyed shelter, dieing relatives and dust pneumonia. As a kidg, how can you help yourself and your family to survive in the dust?
Billy Jo, started writing in the year 1934 describing her physical characteristic and her love to music. She wanted green fields and flowers that blooms and smelled like the morning but a very tragic happened, a great drought soon came and started a dust storm that killed the plants, the animals, her friends, family and even her dreams. She was a simple kid with a big dream, wanted to play piano vigorously, non-stop and had a crush like normal kids.
Those dreams dry up when her dad accidentally stored a bucket of kerosene and her mother boiled and splashed with the kerosene that burned her mother, her fetus brother and her delicate hands. Losing not only her dream of having a happy family but also her mother's dream for her to go outside Oklahoma to study and play piano. She managed to move on and try to be like any other girls. Can she survive from the loneliness and depression that manifested all the people that time or she will be another corpse for people to mourn with?
But that time not all people mourn for their safety, but they also enjoyed what little they have from the food they shared to the people who sheltered them. Playing pianos and small dance gathering were the only happiness they have. While reading the book I was like reading in proses, Hesse didn't used rhyming words and the book is specially crafted for children.
and what happens when dreams dry up."
Because of major agricultural farming, soil were becoming unfertile and people were not prepared to face the long drought causing dust storm.
I read this book (historical fiction told in prose poetry) yesterday. Then, this morning, I saw in the newspaper that the Oklahoma Panhandle (where the book is set) is experiencing a drought worse than during the Dust Bowl, the time period of this novel.
I think if I had been able to read this as a child, it would've made an even bigger impression on me. It would've stayed in my memory and I probably would've gone on to read Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath when I got older. (I still need to do th I read this book (historical fiction told in prose poetry) yesterday. Then, this morning, I saw in the newspaper that the Oklahoma Panhandle (where the book is set) is experiencing a drought worse than during the Dust Bowl, the time period of this novel.
Since reading John Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath, I've often wondered how life could've been to the Oklahoman farmers and families who opted not to leave their land. Karen Hesse, in her 1998 Newbery Medal book Out of the Dust, gives us a glimpse of the rigors of farm life in the Depression-era, Dust Bowl Oklahoma through the eyes of Billie Jo as her father scrapes a meager living out of the parched, drought-stricken fields while she grieves the accident that kills her mother, maims her own hands and left alone deals with her own pain amidst the constant gust of dust storms that razes everything on its path, even the feeble resolve of the Panhandle farmers. As Billie Joe sees her life slowly crumble before her eyes, blown away like dust in the wind, a grim determination sets in and wills her to endure.
I believe what sets Out of Dust apart from other children's book is it doesn't sugarcoat life, specially to the children which is the book's target audience, in that Hesse never tell anything less than the truth — a fact immediately palpable once you get to know Billie Jo and her struggles; a fact undoubtedly felt by anyone who've come face to face with tragedy and loss; a fact that lingers as you shed a tear or two as she survives and rise to the challenge and arrive at an empowering resolution; a fact shared by all those who read the book calling it nothing short of "depressing," haunting," "harrowing," "an unforgettable read" and whatnot.
What's really unusual with this book is it is written in free-verse form, the very first I had ever encountered in a children's book, wherein each episodic poem is like a diary entry that can be read individually but in its whole presents a bigger picture with an accurate sense of time and place, capturing in minute detail the range of emotions the protagonist feels. But what I think is the real genius behind this style is it is almost a subtle understatement to the spare and bare-boned life that Billie Jo and his father lead. Indeed, poetry is the best form to tell Billie Jo's story conveying by an economy of words and sparse structure a heart that wastes not a single beat yet pulsates with animation, lips that wastes not a single word yet enough to take our breath away.
Working with a variety of themes, what lies at the core of Out of Dust is its lesson about roots and forgiveness. Roots, with its strong emphasis on the strong bonds that unite family members together as seen through the relationship of Billie Jo and her father Bayard who, coming to terms with the death of her pregnant mother, his wife, must redefine the way they see and treat each other; roots, seen through the steadfast belief of the farmers to the land that they tilled for all of their lives that somehow, someday rains will once again pour and bless them with bounty that was once theirs for the taking. Ultimately, it's the lesson about forgiveness that has the lasting impact to me. Billie Jo is an inspiring character though living in the 1930s Depression era speaks the universal truth that in order to find the courage to move on forward in life, one must not only forgive others for the pain and suffering others have brought, but in the end one should forgive one's self and in that light realize that yes, we can still weep in sorrow but must not shut ourselves to the joy and the remarkable things life offers by accepting it with hear-felt gratitude.
Through her, I wish readers will learn to appreciate more what they already have in this present day, wherever you are, living or not in harsh conditions in this simple tale of a simple girl and the simple things in life she learned because of dust.
Book number 4, I mean 6, on my Young Adult whirlwind reading binge. I think these books are making my head go softer than it already was.
This is an ambivalent three stars. This book didn't do much for me. I like that the reviews that I glanced at for this book all called this really depressing. Maybe I don't like it, but I find it kind of amusing. I didn't find it all that depressing, the most depressing thing in the book I think was lifted from Woody Guthries life, opps. I don't really know ab Book number 4, I mean 6, on my Young Adult whirlwind reading binge. I think these books are making my head go softer than it already was.
But there was nothing about the book that angered or annoyed me, it just didn't do much for me.
I remember loving this book!
I first this in maybe high school? I read it again last year. Out of The Dust is such a profound impactful read. I didn't appreciate all of its nuances until I read it as an adult. So tragic. So beautiful written in a unique style. Perhaps Out Of The Dust should be required college reading. Karen Hesse' s words stay with you long after the reading is done.
FABULOUS. Plus the saddest book I have ever, ever read. Glad I finally checked it off of my Newbery list!
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Very interesting story set in mid-1930s Oklahoma during the times of the "Dust Bowl," a continuous series of dust storms that rolled across the prairies, leaving ruined crops, ruined people, and ruined families in their wake. The book is written as a sequential series of free-verse poetry, individual poems with individual titles that describe the days of 16-year-old Billie Jo, who loves school and playing the piano. And then, even worse than the dust, Billie Jo's mother, heavily pregnant, suffer Very interesting story set in mid-1930s Oklahoma during the times of the "Dust Bowl," a continuous series of dust storms that rolled across the prairies, leaving ruined crops, ruined people, and ruined families in their wake. The book is written as a sequential series of free-verse poetry, individual poems with individual titles that describe the days of 16-year-old Billie Jo, who loves school and playing the piano. And then, even worse than the dust, Billie Jo's mother, heavily pregnant, suffers a horrendous accident.
Ma made a rope of fire.
throwing it out the door.
I didn't know Ma was coming back.
was a column of fire.
I pushed her to the ground.
beating out the flames with my hands.
what skin she has left.
She smells like scorched meat.
it looks nothing like my ma.
It doesn't even have a face.
so I couldn't hear her.
Hesse does a magnificent job of describing the relentless nature of the dust storms, one after another, pierced between by tiny hopes for rain, and the utter helplessness of those who depended on the land to earn their living. I had no idea that the wind-blown dust could accumulate in "drifts," even throughout the house.
mountains of dust pushing over barns.
Billie Jo and her father are left to manage as best they can amongst the grief and the dust, the heartache, the guilt, and the desperation that permeate their lives, and we learn how they eventually reach a place of forgiveness. A heartbreakingly beautiful story.
Out of the Dust is my kind of book. It is an incredibly emotional story told through poetry. The book is slow paced because of the poetic convention but this allows your feelings to develop and grow as you sympathize for the main character Billie Jo and her family. Even though Out of the Dust is set less than a century ago it feels like a very different world. The Depression was tough for a lot of people but the Dust Bowl was truly horrific. Often times when people think about such major tragedi Out of the Dust is my kind of book. It is an incredibly emotional story told through poetry. The book is slow paced because of the poetic convention but this allows your feelings to develop and grow as you sympathize for the main character Billie Jo and her family. Even though Out of the Dust is set less than a century ago it feels like a very different world. The Depression was tough for a lot of people but the Dust Bowl was truly horrific. Often times when people think about such major tragedies in history they forget about individual people and their own stories. Or when authors write historical fiction they let the conflict set a backdrop and barely go into it focussing on the characters and their lives. Out of the Dust balances the two really nicely. Billie Jo is a young girl and might not understand a lot of what is going on around her, but it is not difficult to understand what things really mean when you have the right background. Even without the background it is not difficult to imagine the significance of what happens. In the fifth grade this book was pivotal to my understanding of the Depression and the Dust bowl. Told through the eyes of a young girl Billie Jo was easy to identify with even if her struggles were not. The way the free verse poetry lends itself to the reader makes the troubles and the emotions of Billie Jo very plain spoken. Her words really hit home creating vivid images of thin sheets of dust covering food, thicker layers of dust caving in houses, the layers of dust hanging in the air making it necessary to wear bedsheets over open wounds. It's gruesome and terrifying to think about. Even though the Dust Bowl was a natural disaster it was still caused by poor Agricultural techniques as described by Billie Jo when she mentioned her father taking out a loan for more wheat (a government New Deal incentive) which was squandered away just as fast as he could drink the money away. The book is laced with a lot of emotional baggage dealing with poverty, alcoholism, guilt and shame, despair, and perseverance. They were dealt with delicately and the poems were empowering. The book flowed nicely and poems echoed one another hauntingly reminiscing the time before the trouble and looking for a hope.
This book is set in the Oklahoma panhandle during the 1930's. Preteen Bille Jo and her family struggle to cope with the loss of their farm, scarcity of food, and the endless swirling dust storms that dominate life in this setting. Then tragedy strikes; Billie Jo's mother and baby brother are killed in a sudden accident and Billie Jo's hands are seriously burned. Billie Jo's father withdraws into grief and depression while Billie Jo wrestles with her own guilt and physical disability. Ultimately, This book is set in the Oklahoma panhandle during the 1930's. Preteen Bille Jo and her family struggle to cope with the loss of their farm, scarcity of food, and the endless swirling dust storms that dominate life in this setting. Then tragedy strikes; Billie Jo's mother and baby brother are killed in a sudden accident and Billie Jo's hands are seriously burned. Billie Jo's father withdraws into grief and depression while Billie Jo wrestles with her own guilt and physical disability. Ultimately, Billie Jo discovers her deep love for her father and recognizes that she has the strength of character she needs to cope with all of life's difficulies.
Tough read. But then the Dust Bowl was a tough time to live through. Moments in this story are very dark and depressing. But then the Dust Bowl was a dark depressing time. Through most of it I felt like I was eating dust. But then people who lived through the Dust Bowl really did eat dust. At least I only had to eat it while I read the story. Those who lived through it couldn't get away from it. Dust was their constant unconquerable bane and companion.
What I think this story is really about is t Tough read. But then the Dust Bowl was a tough time to live through. Moments in this story are very dark and depressing. But then the Dust Bowl was a dark depressing time. Through most of it I felt like I was eating dust. But then people who lived through the Dust Bowl really did eat dust. At least I only had to eat it while I read the story. Those who lived through it couldn't get away from it. Dust was their constant unconquerable bane and companion.
What I think this story is really about is the tenacity of the human spirit to survive. No matter what nature or life throws at us, some of us will continue to live. And out of that survival, out of the dust, those of us who remain will grow and flourish and plant anew.
Fourteen year old Billie Jo from Out of the Dust is a memorable and unforgettable character. A 1998 Newbery Award winner, this story of dust, poverty, tragedy, and despair is one of the saddest I've ever read. I think its free verse format brings some beauty to the story. Set in Oklahoma during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl years, Billie Jo endures significant tragedy, loss, and despair. In the end, her fighting spirit, her hope in the future, and her ability to forgive are truly memorable. Fourteen year old Billie Jo from Out of the Dust is a memorable and unforgettable character. A 1998 Newbery Award winner, this story of dust, poverty, tragedy, and despair is one of the saddest I've ever read. I think its free verse format brings some beauty to the story. Set in Oklahoma during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl years, Billie Jo endures significant tragedy, loss, and despair. In the end, her fighting spirit, her hope in the future, and her ability to forgive are truly memorable. This would be an excellent story to accompany a history lesson of the time period for mature middle school students and is a thoughtful and unforgettable adult read.
Bleak and intense. Eventually you get into the rhythm and the audiobook worked quite well. Though I want to get my hands on a hardcopy someday.
I feel that this may be a good accompaniment to East of Eden. I also still want to read The Worst Hard Time: The Untold Story of Those Who Survived the Great American Dust Bowl.
Newbery Medal winner in 1998.
I am because of the dust.
And what I am is good enough.


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During an annual ritual that takes place on the last Friday in September at Pieter B. Coeymans, students took to the grass to participate in the Apple Run. With excitement and vigor, each child had the chance to sprint to the finish line to celebrate health and wellness and the new fall weather.
At the end of the dash was a reward, a shiny apple for every runner provided by the PTO and Boehm's Orchard.


THE ITALIAN CAR BRAND, MASERATI, is synonymous with luxury and success. Globally, the brand appeals to the over-50s market, but in China it is the wealthy late 20s to early 30s that are the target customer. This enormous age difference has resulted in a surprising marketing approach – online sales.
In this ClarkMorgan Insights interview, Mirko Bordiga explains how he and his team embraced the online sales platform, Tmall, achieving incredible results – selling 100 Maserati Levante SUVs in only 18 seconds, online! Think you understand luxury in China? Think again.


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There's nothing quite like buying a home. Thanks to the inevitable mix of excitement and anxiety, it can often seem like an unnecessarily long process. After finding the home, making an offer and going through the home inspection process, you can almost feel the key in your hand. But before closing on a home, there is the extremely important final walk-through.
This is a big event! It's not the final step, but it helps ensure everything in the house is as it should be according to your purchasing contract, and that nothing has changed since you signed.
Here are a few things you should do to get the most out of your final walk-through.
If possible, try to do the walk-through with the current owners. They know the home best and are the ideal resource for answering any questions or concerns you may have.
Be sure to come with your purchasing contract. You may need to reference it!
If the home you're buying is unoccupied, be even more diligent. Someone could have left a faucet on or caused other damage that might not be immediately noticeable.
Open and close all doors and windows, checking to make sure screens and storm doors are intact.
Make sure all major appliances are working.
Are all the fixtures the seller agreed to leave still in place?
Check the exterior of the home to make sure there has been no recent storm damage.
Make sure no trash or junk has been left behind in storage areas.
Test the garage door opener.
Make sure the HVAC system is working.
Turn all the lights off and on.
Look up at the ceilings and check the walls and floors for any water damage.
Check for bare spots in the lawn. There have been incidents of sellers digging up plants and taking them!
While some of these items might seem a little picky, being thorough is the best way to avoid spending time making repairs once you move in.
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Q: Uploading video files to IIS 7 through php fails I'm trying to get my website to upload video's and pictures. As I have made more websites that upload pictures there is no problem on that front, but when i try to upload a video for some reason it can't be found in the $_FILES array that contains an uploaded image.
I have already googled and found stuff about the php.ini file and IIS 7 containing max sizes for uploads. these are all set to 1024M:
In php.ini:
max_execution_time = 1000
max_input_time = 1000
memory_limit = 256M
upload_max_filesize = 1024M
post_max_size = 1024M

In IIS 7:
maxAllowedContentLength = 1073741824
maxRequestLength = 1073741824

After some testing it appears that really small video files do work (192KB) but somewhat bigger doesnt show anyting in the $_FILES array (11MB) but really big files (80MB) gives an error: The request filtering module is configured to deny a request that exceeds the request content length.. The problem is that i have set the maxAllowedContentLength to 1GB. So that shouldn't happen?! An image of this is down below:
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Any help or advice is greatly appriciated!

A: The answer was given on ServerFault: ServerFault - Uploading video files to IIS 7 through php fails. Hope this helps if you have this same problem.

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Tommy Fleetwood Golf Swing Short Iron (down-the-line & FO) Sky Sports British Masters, October 2018.
Tommy Fleetwood golf swing with a short-Iron (down-the-line and face-on views) – second shot from the fairway on the Par 5 11th hole of 529 yards and the Par 4 13th hole at the Sky Sports British Masters 2018. Walton Heath Golf Club, (Surrey), pro-am day (Wednesday 10th October) 2018.
High-speed video taken with Sony RX10 IV camera at 250 fps and a 1/3200 shutter speed.
Great job fliming and sharing these great swings!
People would watch and study these even more if you didn't "dump" them all at once but released them gradually, maybe one per day (scheduled release).
This is such an amazing video — Thank you so much for posting this content + the slow motion replay of all the swings you capture for the world!!


Weekly security and privacy news review: SHA1, connected cars, SSL update, G Suite, unprotected server, drones and LEDs, Amazon Echo.
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This is huge news for the crypto community. Long deprecated, the SHA1 hash function now has a demonstrated hash collision. The collision took 110 GPU years to compute – we don't yet have a way to produce arbitrary SHA1 hash collisions, and it still may be years until we do.
The SHA1 collision also broke the WebKit repository, due to problems in SVN. Perhaps the biggest question about SHA1 is how git will evolve – git uses SHA1 to compute unique hashes that identify versions. Git is not at risk today and will likely not be at risk for many tomorrows, but when the hammer falls it'll fall hard.
Crackers in an organized operation used Microsoft Word documents to infect PCs with malware, record audio and export it via Dropbox.
Have a connected car? If it had a previous owner, that owner may still be able to control it via an app.
Good news, everyone (whew)! Half the web is now running over SSL.
G Suite administrators can now mandate the use of physical USB keys as a second factor for account access.
This is a hefty subject but put simply, your security doesn't help if you don't use it. Make sure you're actually using it! Unfortunately, Stewart International Airport in New York didn't and a server backup was left open to the Internet for a year. First of all, test your security! And second, encrypt your backups.
This is actually a pretty awesome hack. It's really not likely to affect you, though if your computer starts blinking weirdly and you hear a drone over your shoulder, watch out! But it is very clever.
Amazon is fighting a legal attempt to subpoena audio collected by an Echo.


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International Conference: Boston June 16-18, 2016
Joseph Joachim at 185
Therese Ellsworth
Therese Ellsworth earned her M.A. in Music History from New York University and Ph.D. from the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music for which she wrote a dissertation "The Piano Concerto in London Concert Life between 1801 and 1850". Her publications include The Piano in Nineteenth-Century British Culture (2007) co-edited with Susan Wollenberg, and chapters in Musicians of Bath and Beyond: Edward Loder (1809-1865) and His Family (ed. Nicholas Temperley, 2016), Jan Ladislav Dussek: A Bohemian Composer en voyage through Europe (2012), and Instrumental Music and The Industrial Revolution (2010). An article about William Sterndale Bennett is forthcoming in Nineteenth-Century Music Review. She has presented papers in the US, Canada, UK, Belgium and Italy. An independent scholar, she lives in Washington, DC.
The Joseph Joachim at 185 conference is supported in part by a generous grant from the
University of New Hampshire Center for the Humanities
Burt Feintuch, director
We are grateful for additional financial and practical support from the
Ryan C. McClelland, President
Christoph Mücher, Director
the Federal Republic of Germany through the German Academic Exchange Service
Dr. Nina Lemmens, Director DAAD North America
and Michael Thomanek, Senior Program Officer
and from
Magazin für Klassische Musik und Musikwissenschaft
Geschäftsstellenleiter: Mathias Brösicke
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Many of us are feeling anxious, nervous, angry, and sad following this divisive and polarizing political climate. Emotions are running high and it is a difficult time.
Please be kind to others and be kind to yourself. If you are not quite sure where to start, here are 10 simple tips.
Learn to be kind to yourself: Be self-aware. Understand your limitations and your potential. Embrace your own value. Practice self-care.
Prioritize kindness: Make a concerted effort to make kindness a habit and a priority. Make a choice each day to be compassionate. Ensure you do at least one kind thing for another person and one kind thing for yourself each day.
Be kind to everyone: Avoid conditional or selective kindness and be kind to everyone, without exception. Be kind to those closest to you and to complete strangers. Be kind to those similar to you and to those with more differences.
Listen to others: Don't just pretend you are listening. Listen from a sincere place. Sometimes listening is the kindest thing you can do for another person.
Be kind for your health: Positive thinking patterns correspond with happiness and improved mental health. Improved emotional health and boosted self-esteem are some of the many rewards of kindness.
Forgive yourself: Part of kindness is forgiveness, and this starts with forgiving ourselves. Learn from your mistakes and avoid being hard on yourself or expecting perfection.
Show affection: Show people you love them. Hug. Kiss. Hold hands. Pay a compliment to your coworker or neighbor. It just might make their day.
Express gratitude: Research in positive psychology shows that those who practice gratitude have lower self-reported levels of depression and stress, and are more satisfied with their social relationships. Express gratitude, both inwardly and outwardly.
Spread random acts of kindness: Hold the door open. Help an elderly or disabled person cross the street. Buy someone a coffee. There are many small things we can do every day to spread kindness.
Donate your time or money: There are so many organizations whose sole mission are to spread compassion and help others. Make a financial contribution or donate your time to an organization whose mission you believe in. Spread kindness on a larger scale.


Rachel and Brandon had a wonderful summer wedding at Moorestown Community House. Everyone was very laid back all day which made our day smooth and easy. They didn't hold back and had a blast at the party and we both really enjoyed spending the day with them. Congratulations Rachel and Brandon.