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module AWS
  class EC2

    # Represents an attachment of an Amazon EBS volume to an instance.
    #
    # @example Create an empty 15GiB volume and attach it to an instance
    #  volume = ec2.volumes.create(:size => 15,
    #                              :availability_zone => "us-east-1a")
    #  attachment = volume.attach_to(ec2.instances["i-123"], "/dev/sdf")
    #  sleep 1 until attachment.status != :attaching
    #
    # @example Remove all attachments from a volume and then delete it
    #  volume.attachments.each do |attachment|
    #    attachment.delete(:force => true)
    #  end
    #  sleep 1 until volume.status == :available
    #  volume.delete
    class Attachment < Resource

      # @private
      def initialize volume, instance, device, options = {}
        @volume = volume
        @instance = instance
        @device = device
        super
      end

      # @return [Volume] Returns the volume that is attached.
      attr_reader :volume

      # @return [Instance] Returns the EC2 instance the volume is attached to.
      attr_reader :instance

      # @return [String] Returns how the device is exposed to the instance
      #   (e.g. '/dev/sdh')
      attr_reader :device

      # @overload status
      # Returns the attachment status.  Possible values are:
      # * +:attaching+
      # * +:attached+
      # * +:detaching+
      # * +:detached+
      # @return [Symbol] Returns the attachment status.
      attribute :status, :to_sym => true

      # @overload attach_time
      # @return [Time] Returns the time at which this attachment was created.
      attribute :attach_time

      # @overload delete_on_termination?
      # @return [Boolean] Returns +true+ if the volume will be deleted
      #   on instance termination.
      attribute :delete_on_termination?

      populates_from(:describe_volumes) do |resp|
        if volume = resp.volume_index[self.volume.id] and
            attachments = volume.attachment_set and
            attachment = attachments.find do |att|
            att.instance_id == self.instance.id &&
              att.volume_id == self.volume.id &&
              att.device == self.device
          end
        then
          attachment
        end
      end

      populates_from(:attach_volume, :detach_volume) do |resp|
        if
          resp.volume_id == volume.id and
          resp.instance_id == instance.id and
          resp.device == device
        then
          resp
        end
      end

      # @return [Boolean] Returns true if the attachment exists.
      def exists?
        !describe_attachment.nil?
      end

      # Detaches the volume from its instance.
      # @option options [Boolean] :force Forces detachment if the
      #   previous detachment attempt did not occur cleanly (logging
      #   into an instance, unmounting the volume, and detaching
      #   normally). This option can lead to data loss or a
      #   corrupted file system. Use this option only as a last
      #   resort to detach a volume from a failed instance. The
      #   instance will not have an opportunity to flush file system
      #   caches or file system metadata. If you use this option,
      #   you must perform file system check and repair procedures.
      def delete options = {}
        client.detach_volume(options.merge(resource_options))
      end

      protected
      def resource_identifiers
        [
          [:volume_id, volume.id],
          [:instance_id, instance.id],
          [:device, device],
        ]
      end

      protected
      def describe_call
        client.describe_volumes(:volume_ids => [self.volume.id])
      end

      private
      def describe_attachment
        (resp = describe_call and
         volume = resp.volume_index[self.volume.id] and
         attachments = volume.attachment_set and
         attachment = attachments.find do |att|
           att.instance_id == self.instance.id &&
             att.volume_id == self.volume.id &&
             att.device == self.device
         end) or nil
      end

    end

  end
end


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WHAT IS THE FWA??
The FWA is a fantasy role-playing game in which you create a fictitious wrestler and you join that wrestler to a league with other wrestlers created by managers just like you from all over the world. Then, each round of play (typically a month), you compete against the wrestlers in your league in matches that you and the other managers request. Matches are determined using a match simulation program based on a strategy you select for your wrestler and a point value system assigned to the official list of available moves/holds. You then guide your wrestler through this fantasy world of the FWA competing for titles, feuding with other wrestlers and trying to claim all of the glory and fame the FWA has to offer!
WHAT ARE PLAYERS SAYING ABOUT THE FWA??
"I have been involved with fantasy wrestling for more than 25 years. I am having the most fun I've ever had. When done right, wrestling really is an art form. The FWA provides us the canvas to tell beautiful stories through our own unique characters and imaginations. It is a creative outlet that is therapeutic in a sense. The FWA has reignited my passion for writing wrestling. There are all kinds of special events, PPVs and tournaments with awards, in addition to promotions running on Mondays and Wednesdays. I can't say enough great things about the FWA. Whether you're new to this world or playing another game, give the FWA a chance….you won't regret it!!"
- PBM/W Legend- Hitman Howie Sandberg, New York
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- "Sweet" Larry Sour, Maine
"I am a middle-aged wrestling fan who has loved the sport since I was just a boy. I played another wrestling game for the better part of 30 years. I loved it. I enjoyed it. I found friends and enjoyed some successes. The FWA has offered me a chance to play with others like me. And it, much more to my liking, there is a platform that awards consistency in play as they tier league, federation and wide champions. My prior play was in a place where immediate rewards created messy play. The FWA requires a consistency that benefits players who are committed to making characters succeed long-term."
- Jamie Davis, Kentucky
"What I like most about the FWA is the creativity and the characters. There are some really great writers in the game. I also like that Jim and Mike (FWA owners) listen to the players and try to give us what we want. I came to the FWA because of Howie but I stay because it's fun."
- Mark D, Vermont
"If you like to create pro wrestling storylines involving wrestlers you've created mixed with using your skills to map out and pick the correct wrestling holds and topped off with a healthy (or unhealthy) dose of competition, then the FWA is for you!"
- "Showtime" Steve Shettler, The G.O.A.T.
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IDS PhD students share learning around the globe
As part of their study programme, IDS PhD researchers are making the most of the opportunity to learn from other PhD researchers and academic experts around the world.
This autumn, three IDS PhD researchers were successfully selected to attend a PhD symposium where they presented papers and shared feedback with doctoral candidates from the University of Sussex and the Department of Development Sociology, Cornell University. The symposium was held in advance of the Development in Question conference, held by the American Sociological Association Section on the Sociology of Development at Cornell University which the PhD researchers were also able to attend.
IDS, the School of Global Studies at the University of Sussex and the Department of Development Sociology and the Polson Institute for Global Development at Cornell University have a joint memorandum of understanding, which enabled the PhD symposium and exchange to take place. As part of the exchange, Cornell generously provided the opportunity for the PhD students to attend the conference as well as arranging for their Doctoral students to host them on campus.
After reflecting on their experiences, including meeting a new network of PhD students and learning from the shared papers and conference presentations, our students Tamahi Kato, Gioel Gioacchino and Rachel Godfrey-Wood all reported great benefits from attending the symposium and the conference. The conference particularly allowed them to engage in a range of topics to benefit their studies, including the impacts of climate change, gender, health and governance.
Vancouver and Melbourne
Since then, IDS doctoral candidates Tanvir Ahmed and Syed Abbas attended the Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research, in Vancouver, presenting posters on their research, and two more IDS PhD researchers – Violet Barasa and Sophie Valeix – are presenting at the One Health Eco Health congress in Melbourne, Australia. The Melbourne event brings the global one health and Eco Health together, looking at ways to improve global health and the health of people, animals and ecosystems. Follow the conversation at the congress on twitter using #oheh2016.
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Global Partnerships and Alumni Officer
f.seballos@ids.ac.uk
PhD researcher, Jorge Ortiz-Moreno, explains what it's like to study at IDS


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With 'Smartbinge,' WNYC aims to raise national profile for digital content
By Andrew Lapin, Freelance Contributor | June 24, 2014
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WNYC wants to make sure its listeners know that popular podcasts such as Radiolab, hosted by Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich, are station productions. (Photo: MarcoAntonio.com)
In an effort to position itself as a national brand in public radio, New York's WNYC is launching an ad campaign likening its programs' listeners to Netflix-style binge watchers.
The Smartbinge campaign will consist of targeted digital ad buys and a landing page on WNYC.org to encourage listeners from around the country to listen to substantial amounts of WNYC programming. Other elements include Twitter hashtags, geotargeted Facebook ads, paid search results and sponsored blog posts.
WNYC is spending around $200,000 on the campaign, working with creative and public-relations teams Cataldi Public Relations and Eyeballs.
As WNYC increases digital offerings with streams and a mobile app, it has its sights set on an audience beyond New York. "Becoming a national brand is a natural extension of becoming a digital brand," Noreen O'Loughlin, v.p. of integrated marketing at New York Public Radio, wrote via email.
Twenty-nine percent of WNYC's app users and 37 percent of listeners to its web stream live outside of New York. WNYC's Radiolab and Freakonomics Radio "have national audiences that far outweigh the local audiences," and Freakonomics boasts "a substantial listenership in Europe," according to O'Loughlin.
Each of those programs is downloaded upwards of 5 million times a month, but some listeners aren't aware that WNYC produces them, O'Loughlin said. One of the campaign's primary goals is to inform those listeners that WNYC is behind the shows, O'Loughlin said. But with Smartbinge, WNYC also hopes to draw listeners unfamiliar with its programming.
WNYC announced the campaign June 17 but has delayed its start until it resolves technical difficulties with the appearance of the Smartbinge site on Safari mobile web browsers. (UPDATE: It launched June 24.) In July, WNYC plans to release "How to Smartbinge" videos starring comedian Eugene Mirman.
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State drops death penalty bid against Jonchuck, accused of dropping his daughter off bridge
John Jonchuck, now 28, faces a charge of first-degree murder. Authorities say he dropped his 5-year-old daughter off a bridge, killing her in 2015. The Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney's Office announced Monday that it will not seek the death penalty in his upcoming murder trial. [Pinellas County Sheriff's Office]
By Josh Solomon
Published Aug. 27, 2018
LARGO — The Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney's Office announced Monday it will not seek the death penalty against John Jonchuck in the brutal 2015 killing of his daughter.
"The state has elected to waive the death penalty in this case," Assistant State Attorney Doug Ellis told Pinellas-Pasco Circuit Judge Chris Helinger at a pretrial motions hearing.
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It was an unexpected turn, as prosecutors had previously indicated they would seek the death penalty against Jonchuck, who authorities said dropped his 5-year-old daughter Phoebe off the Dick Misener Bridge, north of the Sunshine Skyway, just after midnight on Jan. 8, 2015. Ellis would not elaborate on the reversal.
"Both the state attorney and the defense worked extremely hard in this case over many, many months thoroughly investigating the complicated issues involved and in my opinion, the right result was reached," Pinellas-Pasco Public Defender Bob Dillinger said in an email.
If Jonchuck is found guilty of first-degree murder, he will automatically be sentenced to life in prison without parole. A trial is set for Sept. 24.
Chief Assistant State Attorney Bruce Bartlett, who was not involved in the decision to waive the death penalty bid, said doing so can simplify prosecution.
"It dispenses with a lot of the formalities with many of the motions that would have to be litigated as well as a lot of the obstacles you encounter when doing jury selection," Bartlett said. "So it kind of lets you present a more orderly trial and you can focus on the issue at hand."
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The decision to drop the death penalty bid will likely expedite the jury selection process. Jurors in capital cases go through an additional layer of questioning to make sure they are willing to recommend the death penalty. Those questions will no longer come into play.
That makes Monday's announcement a victory for the defense, said Largo criminal defense attorney John Trevena. Juries picked for death penalty cases tend to be more conservative, he said. Now the jury will likely include fewer hard-liners, which will increase the defense's chances of acquittal.
Experienced capital defense attorney Bjorn Brunvand said the change in law requiring that juries unanimously recommend the death penalty, as well as some recent high-profile cases where prosecutors failed to win death sentences, could be weighing on prosecutors' minds. Brunvand pointed to the local cases of Adam Matos and Marco Parilla — Matos was convicted of murdering four people in Pasco County, and Parilla was convicted of killing a Tarpon Springs police officer — both of whom received life in prison.
He also said it could be more difficult to get a jury to unanimously sentence a father to death. Though, he said, maybe a jury would view the crime as being more egregious, since it was the father.
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"Also guessing that there are some very valid mental health mitigators, and they probably analyzed it and they decided they were very unlikely to prevail," Brunvand said.
Both lawyers said the decision to drop the death penalty was unlikely to foreshadow a coming plea deal. Jonchuck wouldn't be likely to plead guilty to first-degree murder if the only available sentence is life in prison, they said. And the state is unlikely to let Jonchuck plead to a reduced sentence.
"Factually, it's a difficult case for the state, I think, to agree to anything other than a life sentence," Brunvand said.
Helinger on Monday also heard several motions filed by Jonchuck's public defenders. She granted the defense access to Jonchuck's cell phone, which was held as evidence by the St. Petersburg Police Department, court records say. And she denied a motion to record jury selection on video.
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Award Summary By Agency
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HHS 344 304 $492,008,942.21 -
DOE 136 99 $126,892,891.00 -
NASA 242 182 $147,921,973.00 -
NSF 118 117 $56,452,581.00 -
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CO 105 59 $79,117,121.00
CT 25 20 $20,941,769.43
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FL 48 38 $43,461,795.00
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HI 6 6 $8,257,808.00
IA 5 4 $3,690,840.00
ID 7 5 $5,189,606.00
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MA 258 127 $234,839,740.88
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ND 3 3 $2,327,585.00
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NM 23 18 $19,002,501.63
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PA 94 54 $80,870,241.51
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namespace chromeos {

namespace sync_wifi {

// Represents a change to the local network stack which hasn't been saved yet,
// including the number of completed attempts to save it.
class PendingNetworkConfigurationUpdate {
 public:
  PendingNetworkConfigurationUpdate(
      const NetworkIdentifier& id,
      const std::string& change_guid,
      const absl::optional<sync_pb::WifiConfigurationSpecifics>& specifics,
      int completed_attempts);
  PendingNetworkConfigurationUpdate(
      const PendingNetworkConfigurationUpdate& update);
  PendingNetworkConfigurationUpdate& operator=(
      PendingNetworkConfigurationUpdate& update);
  virtual ~PendingNetworkConfigurationUpdate();

  // The identifier for the network.
  const NetworkIdentifier& id() const { return id_; }

  // A unique ID for each change.
  const std::string& change_guid() const { return change_guid_; }

  // When null, this is a delete operation, if there is a
  // WifiConfigurationSpecifics then it is an add or update.
  const absl::optional<sync_pb::WifiConfigurationSpecifics>& specifics() const {
    return specifics_;
  }

  int completed_attempts() { return completed_attempts_; }

  // Returns |true| if the update operation is deleting a network.
  bool IsDeleteOperation() const;

 private:
  friend class FakePendingNetworkConfigurationTracker;

  void SetCompletedAttemptsForTesting(int completed_attempts) {
    completed_attempts_ = completed_attempts;
  }

  NetworkIdentifier id_;
  std::string change_guid_;
  absl::optional<sync_pb::WifiConfigurationSpecifics> specifics_;
  int completed_attempts_;
};

}  // namespace sync_wifi

}  // namespace chromeos

#endif  // CHROMEOS_COMPONENTS_SYNC_WIFI_PENDING_NETWORK_CONFIGURATION_UPDATE_H_

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posting this to pin to my profile but please @ me if you're talking directly to me, otherwise I might deadass miss it in the local/federated timeline!
oh my god you guys like that post a lot.
what's going on on this nice April night?
I was gonna wear my HTTYD sketch shirt from WeLoveFine to the movie but I couldn't find it so my Terezi one had to do. that counts as dragon-related, right?


Haha, thanks Just wish I'd find more work experience shadowing in a hospital!
I think ill just use the UKCAT book and that...will definately have to work on the time contraints really, thats the biggest problem tbh.
I will also mention living abroad for a few years - shows I can get on with a diverse range of people etc.
There's more but I have to go now.
1 week of more hospital work experience planned for the summer holidays.
2 weeks working with the council in the parks, but i'm not sure 2 weeks of weeding is that relevant!
Hope to do Open University short course entitled "Molecules, medicines and drugs: a chemical story"
Everyone on this thread seems to have the relevant experience and grades, but where are you all hoping to apply??
Molecules medicines and drugs was the easiest thing in the world. It's an open book exam I wouldn't waste your time with it unless you had to.
I want to either do that or the EPQ, which would you recommend?
Hoping to get some more work experience/volunteering obviously! I've asked at St John's, for a museum, filled in one for a hospital and am planning to ask around local clinics etc.
Surgical Seminars at college, e.g. suturing from UEA people and medical ethics from a local doctor.
Ran/programmed virtual pet website but sold it last week had over 2000 members.
Play badminton in the summer?
Not much time left, scary stuff!
Hopefully Leicester and Keele. My other options depend on how I well I do in the UKCAT exam. And yourself?
Wow that's certainly different! What site was it?
The EPQ. Tbh neither will make that much difference to your application, not if you get the grades. But my friend did the OU thing last year and said it was a bit too easy.


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This module provides some extra types that are useful when doing numerical work. See the individual documentation for each piece for more information.
An error which can be returned when parsing a float.
An error which can be returned when parsing an integer.
A classification of floating point numbers.


The USMC Non-Commissioned Officer's sword was approved in 1859. The Model 1859 United States Marine Corps NCO sword is worn currently by Staff Non-Commissioned Officers (SNCO's) and Non-Commissioned Officers (NCO's) for ceremonial purposes exclusively. The USMC NCO sword was first introduced by a Colonel John Harris who was the sixth Commandant of the United States Marine Corps. Commandant Harris perceived the important leadership role of the SNCO / NCO in combat.
The USMC officer sword , the Mameluke , was introduced officially in the year 1826 to commemorate 1stLt Presley O'Bannon's successful assault on the fortress at Derna on the " shores of Tripoli " , in 1805 thus ending the war.


A federal judge has approved a plan to spill more water through dams in the Columbia River Basin this spring.
It's part of an ongoing lawsuit over how to manage dams to protect threatened and endangered salmon and steelhead.
Last year, U.S. District Court Judge Michael Simon ordered dam managers to develop a plan to spill more water on the Columbia and Snake rivers to help fish.
Spilling more water means generating less power, which could raise the price of electricity.
EarthJustice attorney Todd True represents the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, including conservation groups, the state of Oregon and the Nez Perce Tribe. He says spilling more water will help move baby salmon downriver toward the ocean while avoiding dangerous turbines.
"It's something we can do immediately that will help salmon that are on the brink of extinction," he said. "The federal agencies have refused to provide spill at this level in the past so the court has ordered them to do that."
The court ordered as much spill as the law allows. State laws set limits on how much water can be spilled over dams before the gases produced in the process may become harmful to fish.
Dam managers with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers submitted their new spill plan to the court last month. They will start spilling more water through dams in April.
BPA is the largest electricity provider in the Northwest and controls about 75 percent of the region's transmission lines. A recent scandal has put the agency's hiring practices under scrutiny.


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Lytham F.C. was an English football club located in Lytham, in Lancashire. The club spent most of its history in the Lancashire Combination, before entering the North West Counties Football League in the 1980s and folding after three seasons. The club reached the First Round of the FA Cup in 1925–26, and the Third Round of the FA Vase twice in the late 1970s.

History

The club entered the Lancashire Combination Division Two in 1904 but only played in the league for one season after finishing bottom. Lytham entered the FA Cup for the first time in 1925–26 and reached the First Round. They were knocked out of the competition 10–1 by Oldham Athletic. They rejoined the Combination in 1929 and played in the league until 1936. After the Second World War, Lytham rejoined the Lancashire Combination Division Two, finishing in the top half of the league in every season through to 1959, gaining promotion to Division One. They were relegated in 1963 to Division Two, which was later renamed Division One, and in 1968, the two leagues were merged. Lytham were again relegated from the combination in 1971, only to rejoin in 1975. In the late 1970s Lytham reached the Third Round of the FA Vase twice. In 1982, the Lancashire Combination amalgamated with the Mid-Cheshire League to form the North West Counties Football League. Lytham were founder members in Division Two. They were relegated to Division Three in 1984, and left the league altogether in 1985.

Records

FA Cup
First Round 1925–26
FA Vase
Third Round 1977–78, 1978–79

Former players
1. Players that have played/managed in the Football League or any foreign equivalent to this level (i.e. fully professional league).
2. Players with full international caps.
3. Players that hold a club record or have captained the club.
 Henry Parkinson

References

Defunct football clubs in England
North West Counties Football League clubs
Sport in the Borough of Fylde
Association football clubs disestablished in 1985
1985 disestablishments in England
Defunct football clubs in Lancashire

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I was reading up on one of the "Crow" species of butterflies - The Blue Branded King Crow (Euploea eunice leucogonis) recently. This medium-sized "Crow", listed as extant in Singapore in the Butterflies of the Malay Peninsula 4th Edition, has not been seen in Singapore since the 1990's. One of the observations made in C&P4 was "It is erratic in appearance; it may be abundant in a locality for a few months and then disappear completely for a year or two before reappearing and becoming as common as before."
The closely-related Blue Branded King Crow - looks similar to the Dwarf Crow, but much larger in size. On the upperside forewing, there is a prominent blue "brand". This species, although recorded as extant in Singapore, has not been seen on the island for over 40 years.
The Blue Branded King Crow is "suggestive of E. tulliolus, but is much larger." (C&P4 page 116). This related species, the Dwarf Crow (Euploea tullioulus ledereri) was re-discovered on the offshore island of Pulau Ubin back in 2002. Similar in appearance to the Blue Branded King Crow, it appears to display the seasonality characteristics as observed in the book.
The seasonal appearance and re-appearance (but not necessarily annually) of the Dwarf Crow on Pulau Ubin, where it is most regularly seen, is of noteworthy mention. After it was first observed and recorded in the Singapore Checklist, its appearance on Pulau Ubin has been erratic. There were some years where the species completely disappeared from the island, only to re-appear many months later and become common again.
Recently, in the later months of 2017 and in January and February 2018, the Dwarf Crow has become common again on Pulau Ubin, and particularly at the Butterfly Hill, where it is frequently spotted. On one outing, I counted at least 6-8 individuals feeding at the flowering plants - particularly on the flowers of the Spanish Needle (Bidens alba). The species also feeds on several other nectaring plants and does not appear to be too fussy or have fixed preferences on where they get their nectar from.
In the later hours of the day, after noon and having done all their feeding, they will take shelter in the shaded areas to rest. They will stay still on their perches, unless disturbed by movement, whereby they will take off and look for another perch to rest. This behaviour is quite typical of several Danainae species.
The Dwarf Crow is the smallest member of the genus Euploea. The wings are reddish-brown with the apical portion of the upperside of the forewing a deep blue. There are a number of bluish or whitish discal and sub-marginal spots on the forewing. The hindwing is unmarked in the male and the tornal area is lighter. In the female, the hindwing has a series of submarginal diffused whitish spots.
The dorsal margin of the male is bowed or curved whilst it is straight in the female. On the underside, both sexes are almost indistinguishable with the usual whitish marginal and submarginal spots on both wings. The underside of both wings is a dull matt brown.
The Dwarf Crow flies in an unhurried manner, moving from flower to flower to feed. It then clutches on the flower head whilst its proboscis probes deep into the flower to gain access to the nectar within. Like all the related species in the Euploea genus, the Dwarf Crow is also believed to be distasteful to birds.
Occasionally, the Dwarf Crow can be seen puddling at damp footpaths and muddy areas that have been tainted with animal urine or other minerals. It will come back to its favourite spot again and again even after being disturbed.
Like its close cousin, the Blue Banded King Crow, the erratic appearance of the Dwarf Crow is still a mystery. Where does the species disappear to, in the years when it is absent from Pulau Ubin? Does this have something to do with the abundance (or lack of) its caterpillar host plants? When it reappears, why does it become common again? What causes it to disappear again?
These are questions that have yet to be answered, as we continue to observe the behaviour of the Dwarf Crow. In the meantime, for the photographers who are keen to record this species for their digital collection, do visit Pulau Ubin to get your fill of the Dwarf Crow before it disappears again. Who knows how many years will pass, before it re-appears and becomes common again?
Text by Khew SK : Photos by Bob Cheong, David Ho, Khew SK, Loh MY and Jonathan Soong.
The Common Birdwing is one of Singapore's largest butterfly species by wingspan. A large female of this species can have a wingspan measured from tip to tip up to 180mm. The species can be seen from time to time throughout the year, but is sometimes uncommon in certain months. From records of sightings of this species over the years, it appears to be quite seasonal.
The Common Birdwing is more often spotted in the months of November to February each year. Towards the end of 2017 and over the first two months of 2018, the species has been spotted more often in urban parks and gardens and also at the fringes of our nature reserves. Where its caterpillar host plant, Aristolochia acuminata grows, observations of the species' caterpillars are more prevalent in these months of the year.
The Common Birdwing has rich golden yellow hindwings with black margins and black forewings, often with suffused white along the forewing veins. The female has a full range of large black submarginal spots which are not conjoined. The male has only one or occasionally more submarginal spots - usually at the tornal area. The thorax area is usually reddened from the base of the wings to the collar just behind the head of the butterfly.
The Common Birdwing is a spectacular butterfly in flight. Its large size allows it to be spotted easily as it swoops overhead, almost bird-like. The butterfly is capable of flying long distances and at great heights. As it flutters and glides at tree top level, the Common Birdwing is a sight to behold.
Males are usually smaller than the females. However, unlike the usual Papilionidae behaviour, the males are rarely seen to puddle at damp sandy spots along streambanks. Both sexes are more often seen feeding at flowering plants like Ixora, Pagoda Flower, Hibiscus, Peacock Flower, Prickly Lantana and even Buas Buas (Premna serratifolia).
In late 2017 and early 2018, sightings of the Common Birdwing became more and more frequent. The Common Birdwing was spotted in locations like Jurong Eco Green, Pulau Ubin, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Hort Park and Upper Seletar Reservoir Park. Invariably, all these locations where the butterfly was observed are usually where the Common Birdwing was feeding at flowering plants, or flying around looking for flowers to feed on.
Both the males and females were equally common. Caterpillars of the species were found at various areas where the host plant was cultivated - Hort Park, Jurong Eco Green and Pulau Ubin. Over at Seletar Country Club's Butterfly Garden, where the host plant was cultivated some time ago in the hope of attracting the Common Birdwing and Common Rose, the caterpillars of the Common Birdwing suddenly appeared.
The caterpillars were reared until successful eclosion and the adult butterflies released in the hope that they will spawn the next generation of Common Birdwings at Seletar Country Club, or appear at nearby locations where the butterfly can sustain future generations. Sadly, the unsustainable feeding habit of the caterpillars of this species is such that they tend to kill off the Aristolochia vine unnecessarily, and in the process, deprive themselves of their critical food source.
The Common Birdwing displays the usual Papilionidae flight characteristic when feeding at flowers. The hindwings are held relatively still to balance the butterfly, whilst its forewings flutter rapidly to keep it aloft. Like most species in the family, the Common Birdwing has six long and fully-developed legs which it extends and holds on to the perch or flower that it is feeding on.
So whilst the Common Birdwing season is in full swing, do seek out the favourite locations where it is often seen and get your fill of the beauty of this butterfly before it becomes uncommon again!


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| Perspectives on Texas
A publication of The Texas Tribune
We need to keep North America working
By William McKenzie and Matthew Rooney, Oct. 12, 2016
Many voices are calling for the United States to retrench and retreat from the world, including distancing ourselves from neighbors in North America. Yet the reality of life across Mexico, Canada and the United States shows that we are connected to our neighbors in ways that benefit all of us.
The three economies are so connected that they cannot be split apart. In fact, it is not an exaggeration to say that Americans would be less prosperous and less secure if we were to try.
We spent the past several months exploring these connections, which are evident from Dallas to Aguascalientes; Tijuana to San Diego; and Windsor to Detroit. In each of those places, as well as elsewhere, North America positively impacts everyday lives.
Consider Ramir Camu, co-founder of Werx Studio in downtown Dallas. He's living the North American life.
Camu and his high-tech co-workers design and sell software for companies in both North Texas and Mexico. A team of about 10 software designers, project managers and salespeople lead the company from its office in a Dallas high-rise.
Another 60 employees work from the company's office in Aguascalientes, Mexico. They develop the apps and software that the company sells to clients across the United States.
Such operations are part of the beneficial relationship between North Texas and Mexico. In 2015 alone, trade between the two amounted to $1.3 billion.
Workers, businesses and everyday citizens reap the benefits of working across borders elsewhere, too. In San Diego, you can pay $16, walk 390 feet across a skywalk into the Tijuana airport, go through customs and board a plane to destinations in Mexico and around the world that the San Diego airport does not serve.
No sitting in traffic at the border. No hopping a plane from San Diego to some other city to change planes. Simply use the Cross Border Xpress that entrepreneurs on both sides of the border launched and fly directly to your destination.
The connection between Detroit and Windsor is equally seamless. About 800 Canadian nurses work each day in Detroit's Henry Ford Hospital. Windsor has more nurses than it can provide jobs, so people like Lee Ann Raper have sought work at Henry Ford Hospital. For the past 19 years, she has driven to her nursing job across the Ambassador Bridge from her home in Windsor, a total of only about 6 miles.
This flow of people illustrates how more than 400,000 people move every day across the U.S.-Canada border. What's more, the trade in goods and services between the two countries totaled $662 billion in 2015.
As smoothly as these borders operate, they face challenges. Arguably the most significant one is equipping workers in each country with the right skills. This means getting the education equation right.
In each nation, we need effective principals and teachers leading campuses; classrooms that know whether students are learning on grade level and intervening if they are not; and students with a knowledge base that will allow them to reinvent themselves throughout their careers.
Fortunately, education reformers are pushing for them in cities like Dallas. And the education reforms that Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto launched early in his presidency, which are centered on improved instruction and higher expectations, could prove significant. If implemented, they could elevate achievement in a country that has trailed many other industrialized nations in educational progress.
Still, getting the educational part of North America right is crucial. The quality of schools will determine whether students in each nation have the skills to innovate, solve problems and communicate across cultures, just like those in Camu's studio do every day.
We also need better cooperation between the governments of each nation. The lack of cooperation over a new San Diego/Tijuana border crossing facility is a good example.
San Diego's land ports of entry face a heavy flow of goods and people, so the governments of both nations agreed that Mexico would build a new port of entry for southbound traffic at El Chaparral, not far from the San Ysidro border crossing facility. As part of that project, the United States agreed to reroute the interstate highway that fed into the land port. Traffic then could go directly to the new Mexican facility.
The problem is the United States has not lived up to its part of the bargain and has yet to begin construction to reroute the highway. Six lanes of interstate traffic on the U.S. side end in a twisting two-land feeder road leading to El Chaparral on the Mexican side.
We also need an energy strategy that capitalizes upon each nation's impressive reserves. By working together, North America can become much more energy self-sufficient. For that reason, it was a shame to see the United States turn down the Keystone Pipeline.
We need to act more assertively in integrating energy markets. This includes electricity markets, much like the Sempra Energia Sierra Juarez wind farm is doing.
The facility is located about 80 miles from San Diego in La Rumorosa, Baja California, where the topography produces uniquely consistent winds. It sells all its wind-powered electric energy generation to the San Diego market through miles of transmission lines that cross the U.S.-Mexico border. The project supplies enough electric energy to power 40,000 homes, and plans are underway to broaden that capacity.
This arrangement works for both sides of the border. San Diego consumers have access to a reliable clean energy source. Baja Californians enjoy jobs that require everyone from middle-skilled workers to college-educated engineers.
Of course, meeting North America's challenges requires effective leadership, the kind that Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings, a Democrat, and Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price, a Republican, showed this summer. They sidestepped the red-hot rhetoric about international trade and went looking for customers for North Texas products and investment dollars for Dallas-Fort Worth-area firms. Rawlings even talks about making the region the business center of North America.
That's smart. It may be fashionable to question the relationships across North America, especially the U.S. relationship with Mexico. But the reality is, North America works. It's not perfect, and we are preparing a set of recommendations that would make it work better. Let's not break it.
William McKenzie
Editorial director, George W. Bush Institute
Matthew Rooney
Director for economic growth, George W. Bush INstitute
Why it's so hard to fund public education in Texas
Jimmie Don Aycock, Former state representative
Texas squanders $40 billion a year in taxpayer health care contributions
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TO OPERATE IN WACO, TEXAS
One-Year Pilot Program Brings Scooters to Downtown and East Waco
SAN ANTONIO AND WACO, 6 MAY 2020 — Blue Duck, a San Antonio-based electric scooter company operating in Texas and the Southeastern U.S., has been awarded an exclusive contract to operate a fleet of electric scooters in Waco, Texas, under a one-year pilot program, with an option of a one-year extension.
Initially operating in downtown Waco and East Waco, the e-scooters will be available to rent from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Riders can download the Blue Duck app to their mobile phones to locate and unlock scooters, paying a one dollar unlock fee and a per-minute rate until they end the ride via the app. Each scooter is equipped with GPS technology, allowing for geofencing to prevent them from being parked in prohibited areas. Blue Duck is also committed to providing equitable access and will offer special pricing for eligible low-to-moderate-income residents.
"We are thrilled to be the company chosen to successfully bring micromobility to the City of Waco," said Megan McNamara, Blue Duck's Senior Director of Government Partnerships. "We look forward to investing in the community while providing an eco-friendly, cost-effective transportation option to residents and visitors alike," she added.
Blue Duck will hire a local operations and maintenance team and will operate its fleet of vehicles out of a local warehouse. mechanics conduct daily safety inspections on each of its scooters, ensuring they are maintained to a high standard in order to provide safe, reliable scooter rides for the community.
Waco Deputy City Manager Bradley Ford said, "In an effort to bring the fun of micromobility scooters to the downtown area, the City of Waco has worked closely with community partners to design a program and select a vendor that will provide a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. Blue Duck has responded to the City's goals for shared mobility including ensuring appropriate parking regulations, maintenance standards and an equitable pricing strategy. Pending an agreement between the City and Blue Duck on safety protocols related to COVID-19 we look forward to scooters being available for use in Waco in the future."
"As a Texas-based company serving Texans across the state, we are proud to be selected to serve the people of Waco. We look forward to working closely with all the stakeholders to design a micromobility system uniquely suited to the community's needs," said Blue Duck CEO Michael Keane.
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A "one stop shop" for disability knowledge has been launched to help people navigate the new disability market under the NDIS.
The Centre for Applied Disability Research (CADR) has launched a new Disability Knowledge Clearing House in a bid to assist NDIS participants access the right supports and help service providers innovate and focus on better outcomes.
The Clearing House, designed to become the most comprehensive collection of disability research and resources for the Australian context, is a hub for those seeking to learn, collaborate and better connect research evidence to policy, practice and life experiences.
The general manager of sector development and research at non-government peak body National Disability Services, Gordon Duff, said the hub will help people with disability learn what works under the new system.
"The NDIS is building a new disability market where people with disability and their families will have choice and control over the supports they receive," Duff said.
"They need to know what works, for whom, under what circumstances and at what cost. The service providers they choose need reliable, research-backed evidence to innovate and focus on better outcomes.
The Clearing House is a repository of links to a wide range of disability research, evaluation and other resources.
The contents of the 2014 Audit of Disability Research. They will be added progressively over time to complement a wide selection of other material.
A growing collection of Research to Action Guides, intended as accessible summaries of "what works" across priority topic areas determined in consultation with key stakeholders.
Duff said it will assist NDIS participant's access the right supports and disability service providers to deliver best practice evidence based services.
"This resource comes at a crucial time with the roll out of the NDIS," he said.
"The 2014 Audit of Disability Research found that there is no critical mass of research on topics of priority to the National Disability Strategy and the NDIS.
"We need to create a mature research base with focus, depth, quality and coherence to support once in a generation disability reform.


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v1.1 Fix for saving enlightenment state
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A former Managing Director of the defunct Sketch Newspapers, Chief Sola Oyegbemi at the week-end led thousands of members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Accord Party in Oluyole Local Government Area of Oyo State to join the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC).
The defecting party faithful were received by the state Governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi and the Chairman of APC in the state, Chief Akin Oke at the popular Olomi Central Market, Ibadan.
Governor Ajimobi, while receiving the new members into APC fold, called on them to work in harmony with other members for the success of the party in future elections.
He also assured new members of proper integration into the APC fold, with a promise that dividends of democracy would be extended to all and sundry.
Governor Ajimobi also promised the rehabilitation of Olomi-Ayegun Road which has been neglected by the previous administration among other life transforming projects for the people of the council area.
In his remarks, Chief Oke advised all members to go back to their respective wards for aggressive mobilization of members.
He described the defection of Accord Party and PDP members to APC as a motivation for the members to work harder for the success of the party.
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The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh women's basketball team is returning to the NCAA Division III Tournament after defeating UW-Superior 66-61 in the WIAC championship game on Sunday in Superior.
The Titans (22-6) broke the game open by scoring 10 unanswered points for a 59-48 lead with just over two minutes remaining.
UW-Oshkosh earned the league's automatic bid to the 64-team tournament for the second straight year and will learn their first-round opponent during today's Basketball Selection Show on ncaa.com. The 30-minute webcast begins at 1:30 p.m.
Katelyn Kuehl led four Titans in double figures with 16 points. She converted 9 of 10 free throws, including four consecutive in the closing seconds, while adding seven rebounds and a team-high three steals.
Taylor Schmidt added 13 points and three assists for UW-Oshkosh. Alex Richard recorded her second career double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Madeline Staples contributed 10 points on 5 of 6 shooting off the bench.
At University Park, Pa., the Badgers head into the Big Ten Tournament on a winning note.
The Badgers snapped a six-game losing streak with a victory over Penn State in the regular season finale.
UW (9-19, 5-13 Big Ten) earns the No. 11 seed in the tournament and will meet No. 14 seed Purdue (10-19, 3-15) in the first round on Wednesday at about 7:30 p.m. at the Sears Centre in Hoffman Estates, Ill.
The Badgers beat the Boilermakers 65-56 in their only meeting this season. Purdue has lost its past 10 games. The winner of that game will face No. 6 seed Minnesota in the final game of the second round on Thursday night.
Junior Nicole Bauman scored 22 points and junior Tessa Cichy added 19 to lead the Badgers, who had lost 10 of their previous 11 games.
At Chicago, despite shooting over 45 percent from the field and over 55 percent from beyond the arc, the Golden Eagles were unable to fend off DePaul, the Big East's highest scoring squad.
Freshman Kenisha Bell poured in a team-high 19 points to go with six rebounds and four assists for Marquette. Senior Cristina Bigica turned in an efficient performance, notching a season-high 17 points on 6-of-8 shooting from the field, while freshman Tia Elbert and senior Arlesia Morse added 14 points apiece.
Cohen III 0-2 0-0 0, Fischer 3-6 0-0 6, Du. Wilson 7-12 1-4 22, De. Wilson 3-5 0-0 6, Carlino 8-18 2-3 21, Anderson 0-1 1-2 1, Johnson 1-6 2-3 4, Taylor Jr. 3-6 0-0 6. Totals 25-56 6-12 66.
Bentil 3-10 2-2 8, Henton 11-18 3-6 25, Chukwu 3-3 2-2 8, Dunn 6-12 3-4 16, Lomomba 0-2 4-6 4, Lindsey 0-3 1-3 1, Cartwright 1-3 0-0 2, Harris 5-13 2-2 13. Totals 29-64 17-25 77.
Halftime—Providence 40-29. 3-Point Goals—Marquette 10-27 (Du. Wilson 7-10, Carlino 3-11, Fischer 0-1, Anderson 0-1, Cohen III 0-2, Johnson 0-2), Providence 2-11 (Harris 1-3, Dunn 1-4, Bentil 0-1, Henton 0-1, Lindsey 0-2). Fouled Out—Fischer. Rebounds—Marquette 25 (Carlino 5), Providence 45 (Henton 15). Assists—Marquette 15 (Carlino 6), Providence 20 (Dunn 9). Total Fouls—Marquette 18, Providence 14. A—12,568.


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Рок-о́пера () — жанр рок-музыки. Возник в конце 1960-х годов; по мнению некоторых музыковедов, является разновидностью мюзикла.

Рок-оперы представляют собой музыкально-сценические произведения, где в ариях, исполняемых множеством вокалистов по ролям, раскрывается сюжет оперы. При этом по музыке арии написаны в стиле рок, на сцене могут вместе с солистами присутствовать гитаристы и прочие рок-музыканты.

Рок-оперы могут быть как единоразовой записью, так и постоянно действующим представлением с постоянным или меняющимся составом исполнителей. Часто для записи или живого исполнения рок-опер на главные роли приглашают солистов из известных групп. Наличие ролей и сюжета отличает рок-оперы от простого концептуального альбома.

История
Жанр рок-оперы возник в 1960-х годах. Основоположником жанра и изобретателем самого термина «rock opera» считается Пит Таунсенд, лидер рок-группы The Who. Именно этот коллектив в 1969 году выпустил альбом «Томми» (Tommy), на обложке которого впервые значилось название нового жанра. Однако исторически первооткрывателями жанра может считаться британская группа The Pretty Things с концептуальным альбомом «S.F. Sorrow», записанным в 1967 и вышедшем в 1968 году, но не имевшем, в отличие от «Томми», оглушительного коммерческого успеха.

Известные рок-оперы

За рубежом

 «S. F. Sorrow» (1968) — группа The Pretty Things
 «Tommy» (1969) — группа The Who
 «Иисус Христос — суперзвезда» (1971) — Эндрю Ллойд Уэббер, Тим Райс
 «Квадрофения» (, 1973) — группа The Who
 «The Wall» (1979) — группа Pink Floyd
 «Freudiana» — Эрик Вульфсон
 «Operation: Mindcrime» (1988) — группа Queensryche
 «Streets: A Rock Opera» (1991) — группа Savatage
 «The Final Experiment» (1994) — Ayreon
 «Into the Electric Castle» (1998) — Ayreon
 «Nostradamus» (2001) — Николо Коцев
 «Avantasia» (2001—2002) — Тобиас Саммет (Edguy)
 «American Idiot» (2004) — Green Day
 «The Human Equation» (2004) — Ayreon
 «The Black Parade» (2006) — My Chemical Romance
 «Nostradamus» (2008) — Judas Priest
 «Рипо! Генетическая опера» (2008)
 «She» (2008) — проект Caamora Клайва Нолан
 «21st Century Breakdown» (2009) — Green Day
 "Моцарт. Рок-опера " (2009) — Dove Attia et Albert Cohen
 «Человек-паук: Погасить тьму» (2011) — Стэн Ли
 «Lačplēsis» (2013) — группа Autobuss Debesis (Bus in the Sky)
 «Beloved Antichrist» (2018) — Therion

в СССР и России
Русскоязычные рок-оперы представлены рядом произведений советского периода:
 «Орфей и Эвридика» (1975) Александра Журбина
 «Звезда и смерть Хоакина Мурьеты» (1975) Алексея Рыбникова
 «Юнона и Авось» (1980) Алексея Рыбникова
 «Фламандская легенда» (1982) Ромуальда Гринблата (театр «Рок-Опера»)
 «Стадион» (1985), «Мастер и Маргарита» Александра Градского
 «Алые паруса» А. Богословского (записана ВИА «Музыка» в 1977 году)
 «Улица» (1989) Владимира Преснякова-старшего
 «Белая ворона» (рок-опера, комп. Геннадий Татарченко, один из исполнителей В. Леонтьев)

а также современными произведениями:
 «Жанна д'Арк»
 «Паганини»
 «Кентервильское привидение»
 «Царь-Девица»
 «Ангел Мести» Сергея Ефимова и Дарьи Достоваловой
 «Эльфийская рукопись» (2004) — группа Эпидемия
 «Эльфийская Рукопись: Сказание на все времена» (2007) — группа Эпидемия
 «Парфюмер» (2007) Игоря Демарина
 «Мастер и Маргарита» (2009) Александра Градского
 «Дорога без возврата» (2009) — группа ESSE
 «Последнее испытание» (2009) Антона Круглова и Елены Ханпиры
 «Ангел мести» (2010) — группа «Голос Неба»
 «TODD» (2012—2013) — группа «Король и Шут»
 «Сокровище Энии» (2014) — группа «Эпидемия»
 «Урфин Джюс и его деревянные солдаты» (2016) — группа Power Tale
 «Пугачев» (Рок-Синдром, Сергей Есенин) (2016) — Рок-Синдром — «Пугачов — музыка бунтарей» на полный текст драматической поэмы Сергея Есенина «Пугачов», 1922 (через «О», согласно орфографическим правилам тех лет)
 «Окситания» — проект Margenta в рамках проекта «Династия Посвящённых»
 «Легенда Ксентарона» (2018) — группа «Эпидемия»
 «Огненный Бог Марранов» (2019) — группа Power Tale
 «Орфей» (2020—2021) — рок-опера Ольги Вайнер, сюжетом которой стало объединение мифа об Орфее и Эвридике и мифа о похищении Персефоны

Особенности рок-опер в СССР и России

Алексей Рыбников позиционирует свои произведения как «современную оперу», Виктор Аргонов определил жанр своей оперы «2032: Легенда о несбывшемся грядущем» как оперу в стиле техно. Вместе с тем, общей особенностью большинства перечисленных произведений является крупная форма, наличие как вокальных, так и речевых и инструментальных участков, философская и историческая направленность, связь с русскими классическими традициями (в особенности у Рыбникова и Артемьева).

В последнее время на территории России стали популярными фолк-рок-оперы, такие как оперы рок-ордена «Тампль» («Тампль», «Жанна д'Арк») и другие, а также по мотивам произведений фэнтези «Дорога без возврата».

Существенное отличие произведений советского периода заключается в широкой известности, которую они получили, тогда как современные произведения жанра являются камерными постановками, . Так, опера Эдуарда Артемьева «Преступление и наказание» писалась автором почти 30 лет, но её выход в 2007 году на двойном CD-альбоме практически , несмотря на мировую известность автора.

Постановки в этом жанре, как правило, реализуются антрепризно или в театрах других направлений — драматических, в лучшем случае музыкальных. Единственный театр на территории Российской Федерации, специализирующийся на рок-операх, это Санкт-Петербургский театр «Рок-опера».

См. также
 Концептуальный альбом
 Мюзикл

Примечания

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Жанры оперы


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Fanatiz is an international over-the-top sports streaming service. It focuses on South American sport.

History

Matías Rivera founded Fanatiz in 2016 because expats from South America could only watch football from their home countries via illegal websites and in poor quality. He was eager to change this and founded Fanatiz which provides football from across South America to all countries without broadcasting rights and licenses. It started with the Argentine Football League (LPF) in September 2017.In October 2018 they grew to 40 thousand registered users and have grown 30% per month. In August 2020, Brazilian football leagues followed including both the national and state championships. Fanatiz is based on the nunchee software.

Rights
As of March 2023

Chile
As platform of the channel CDO+ of Canal del Deporte Olímpico.
Basketball
Liga Nacional de Básquetbol de Chile
Copa
Supercopa
Field Hockey
League
Handball
League

Football

Argentine Primera División
Copa Argentina

Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Campeonato Brasileiro Série B
State football leagues in Brazil (Selected Games)

Categoría Primera A

Peruvian Primera División

Handball

South and Central America Handball Confederation
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National teams
Adult South and Central Championship
Men: 2022
Women: 2021, 2022
Central American Handball Championship
Men: 2021, 2023
Women: 2023
Junior South and Central Championship
Men: 2022
Women: 2022
Youth South and Central Championship
Men: 2022
Women: 2022
IHF Trophy (South and Central American)
Beach
Adult South and Central Championship: 2022
Junior South and Central Championship: 2022
Youth South and Central Championship: 2022
Clubs
Men: 2022
Women: 2022

Countries

League via CDO+

Championship

References

External links
Official website

Internet television channels
Sports television networks
Subscription video streaming services
Internet properties established in 2017
2017 establishments in the United States


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Karabardak, Perry and Wetherill take European gold again
The British men's class 6 team of Paul Karabardak, Martin Perry and David Wetherill successfully defended their European title today at the European Para Table Tennis Championships in Helsingborg, Sweden. Aaron McKibbin, Billy Shilton and Ross Wilson were silver medallists in men's class 8 and Kim Daybell, Ashley Facey Thompson and Joshua Stacey took bronze in men's class 10.
Karabardak and Wetherill started their semi-final against France with a 3-0 win in the doubles but Wetherill, who had heart surgery only last month, had to dig deep to come back from 2-1 down to beat former World number one Bastien Grundeler 11-6 in the fifth to take his team through to the final against Greece.
The British pair made the perfect start by winning the doubles against Georgios Mouchthis and Marios Chatzikyriakos 3-0 but Chatzikyriakos kept Greece in the tie with a 3-0 win against Karabardak. Wetherill again had to battle his way into the match after losing the first set and when Mouchthis won four points in a row from 10-5 down, coach Andrew Rushton called a time out and Wetherill clinched the set 11-9 to level at 1-1. He took the next 11-2 and secured the gold 11-6 in the fourth.
"I felt very confident going into the final singles," said Wetherill, "and maybe the only time that confidence wavered was when he won a few points at 10-5 in the second and a little bit of negativity came into my brain. But we called a time out and winning that set was crucial as I never felt I was going to lose after that. I was very tired – I didn't play well in the semi-final and that took it out of me a bit but the big W is what matters at the end of the day. I didn't even have the energy to celebrate at the end – that is how tired I am. Sometimes my bones turn to concrete and it is hard to get the feel for the ball but I was just pleased to get the win to be honest. We were expected to win so there was a bit of pressure on us which is why it is nice to come through. It has been a good week and I would have taken it five days ago."
"Our doubles massively improved today," said Karabardak, "but it helped that the teams we were playing in the doubles today were not so awkward. They were more orthodox and easier to play even though they were better teams and I think that was important because when you win the doubles it puts you in the driving seat and that was crucial in our semi-final and final victories today. It is fantastic to be the best team in Europe and to have done it twice is really special so I'm really pleased."
Although Perry did not play he has been an important presence in the team.
"Obviously we have been knocking up as a three with our coach Andrew as well," said Perry, "and it makes everyone have the perfect practice which has been good. So I feel that regardless of who has played in the match everyone has come in well prepared and well-focused to go on and get the job done. Paul and Dave ensured that we came out on top but we have prepared as a unit from start to finish and that is what a team does. It is brilliant to come away as two-time European champions and I hope that I can up my level in the next few years and come back to the next Europeans more in contention to get on the score sheet. But at the moment these guys are levels above and so I just have to keep pushing myself to hopefully one day match them."
McKibbin, Shilton and Wilson took bronze in men's class 8 team two years ago and they improved on that today by beating Sweden in their semi-final. McKibbin and Wilson won the doubles 3-0 and World champion Wilson then recovered from dropping the first set to beat Tobias Andersson 3-1.
They faced World and Paralympic champions Ukraine in the final and made a great start by taking the first set in the doubles and had points to take the second but Viktor Didukh and Ivan Mai came back to win it 12-10. They took the third by the same score before winning the match 11-5 in the fourth. McKibbin played well against Didukh but the World number one was just too strong and secured the gold for Ukraine with a 3-0 win.
It was nevertheless a promising performance from the British team with Tokyo 2020 in mind.
"I think maybe some mistakes at the end of the games made the difference in the doubles against Ukraine," said Wilson, "and it was disappointing because we had such a good chance. We had a 1-0 10-8 lead and we should be getting over the line from there, getting a bigger lead and then pushing to finish the match. There are a lot of positives to take away from it regarding our doubles because we worked well together and going forward we will be able to work on it a lot. Billy has played a bit more this time and we are always strengthening as a team. It is a shame it couldn't be gold but I am sure next time we will be able to push even harder for it."
"I think I played a good match," said McKibbin. "He (Didukh) is the best in the world and I was quite happy to find my level and improve my performance from the singles. I was obviously disappointed with the way I played in the singles event and I feel that I raised my level today although it wasn't enough. There are some things to go away and work on but I think doubles wise, although we have pushed them further before and lost deuce in the fifth, as a performance that is the best we have given against them. Before we didn't have as much belief as we do now and after that performance I definitely feel we are so close to beating them. There are a few things we need to work on but we will improve as individuals and with Billy as well. It is our first major team final so that is a positive and I'd much rather lose now and win in Tokyo."
"On the whole I didn't have the best tournament in singles but in team we all managed to pull it around," said Shilton, who helped to secure group wins against Norway and Romania. "I have learnt a lot just from watching the boys against Ukraine and in the group against Poland. It was a really good level of table tennis and I'm happy to win silver."
The men's class 10 team of Kim Daybell, Ashley Facey Thompson and Joshua Stacey started their semi-final against France in great style with Daybell and Facey Thompson winning the doubles 3-0 having come back from 8-5 down to take the first 12-10. Stacey had a tough task in the first singles against Mateo Boheas and pushed the class 10 World number seven, particularly in the first set which the Frenchman took 13-11 before completing a 3-0 win.
That left Daybell to play Gilles De La Bourdonnaye in the deciding singles and the former World, Paralympic and European champion established a 2-0 lead. Although Daybell kept fighting and took the third 11-7 he could not find his best form and the Frenchman took the match 3-1 to take his team through to the final.
Although disappointed Daybell, Facey Thompson and Stacey can take plenty of positives out of the tournament in addition to a bronze medal.
"Me and Kim played a really good doubles match," said Facey Thompson, "better than yesterday which was a bit shaky because of the situation we were in. But this time we played well throughout the whole match and played really good doubles to be fair. The only doubles team we have lost to in two Europeans now is Poland who are World champions and that is the target in doubles we need to get to so we can challenge for higher medals. It is good to have another major medal and good for Josh to get a medal at his first Europeans, especially after yesterday playing so well under such high pressure."
"I think I struggled and felt quite nervous playing in the singles," said Daybell. "The feeling wasn't quite there and in those big moments he played some good points so hats off to him. The doubles was good – it is just a shame I couldn't quite find my highest level for the last game. We have shown we are a really good doubles pair and obviously Josh has played really well through the whole tournament and has looked really strong. We have some different options now and if one of us is struggling then we can put someone else in and that is what you do as a team."
"I'm really pleased overall," said Stacey. "I was a bit disappointed in how I played in the quarter finals of the singles event but I think I found my level quite quickly in the team event and played better and better as the team event has gone along. Boheas was a bit better than me when it was tight and that is what made the difference. He served really well and attacked. After the disappointment of the singles my first major has finished on a high and I'm looking forward to keeping my level as high as it was here. To take a medal and win the deciding match that gave us a medal yesterday is a good feeling and good motivation for the tournaments coming up and qualification for Tokyo."
The full squad for the European Championships is:
Will Bayley, 31, Tunbridge Wells/Sheffield/Brighton – men's class 7 (singles only)
Dan Bullen, 21, St Neots – men's class 5 (team event only)
Paul Davies, 52, North Cornelly – men's class 1 (singles only)
Rob Davies, 35, Brecon – men's class 1 (singles only)
Kim Daybell, 27, Sheffield/London – men's class 10
Ashley Facey Thompson, 24, London/Sheffield – men's class 9
Jack Hunter-Spivey, 24, Liverpool/Sheffield – men's class 5
Susan Gilroy, 46, Barnsley – women's class 4
Paul Karabardak, 33, Swansea – men's class 6
Tom Matthews, 27, Aberdare – men's class 1 (singles only)
Aaron McKibbin, 28, London/Sheffield – men's class 8
Martin Perry, 25, Paisley/Sheffield – men's class 6
Fliss Pickard, 25, Burnley/Sheffield – women's class 6 (singles only)
Megan Shackleton, 20, Todmorden/Sheffield – women's class 4
Billy Shilton, 20, Stonehouse (Gloucestershire)/Sheffield – men's class 8
Josh Stacey, 19, Cardiff/Sheffied – men's class 9
David Wetherill, 29, Torpoint – men's class 6
Ross Wilson, 24, Minster/Sheffield – men's class 8


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Q: Feature explanation with SHAP I need to have a feature explanation of a predictor. I've read about SHAP values, but it seems I have to make coalitions with the features and make a prediction with every one of them. I have $100$ features which lead to $2^{100}$ predictions, so SHAP seems impossible to me.
Is there something I didn't understand about it? or at least is there a simplified SHAP or something like that?

A: The original paper which introduced the concept of SHAP proves that SHAP values can be attained for any model by using a weighted linear regression, a method which the paper calls KernelSHAP. This reduces the computational complexity of attaining SHAP values.
As the other answer by Michael M suggests, the shap package offers great implementations of KernelSHAP and other estimation methods depending on your model.
One caveat to note with Kernel SHAP or other regression based SHAP value estimators, is that the values estimated from these regressions may not be the true SHAP values, and you can essentially re-run KernelSHAP on multiple samples, which would reduce the variance of your SHAP value estimates from KernelSHAp
One last suggestion is you could use regularization to get the number of features in your model down to a number at which the calculation of exact SHAP values would be computationally feasible.

A: For a brute force exact SHAP, you even need 2 to the power of 100 models to calculate SHAP. Fortunately, there are good abbreviations like KernelSHAP and especially treeSHAP for tree-based models. The shap package offers excellent implementations of these for Python.


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Pedigreed Art Dealer to Open Space on Lower East Side
Boetti and Bochner combo will inaugurate the gallery
By Ryan Steadman • 02/16/16 5:56pm
Mel Bochner, Obscene, 2006. Photo: Courtesy of Totah Gallery
Yes, this is another post about another new gallery on the Lower East Side, but it's not the usual milieu of hip art school affectations (just bear with me here.)
David Totah comes from a serious lineage of art dealers—the proprietors of The Edward Totah Gallery in London and the Albert Totah Gallery in New York, to be exact—and David himself has 20 years of experience as an art collector and all around artsy guy.
His new space Totah opens at 183 Stanton Street on February 25 with a formidable pairing of historical greats: Conceptual Art star Mel Bochner and Arte Povera maestro Alighiero Boetti. The show, titled "Verba Volant Scripta Manent," will touch upon the fanciful theme of wordplay.
Mr. Totah's space will focus on Modern and Contemporary art, but won't shy away from those exciting emerging talents either. The gallery's goal is to, among other things, "acknowledge and channel the creative dialogue between the artist, their perception and their work through our platform." Sounds more than decent.
Oh, and downtown legend Kenny Scharf is one of the represented artists. How cool is that!?
No word yet on future shows, but it sounds like Totah will get its fair share of old school swag up in that place. We suggest you check it out when you get a chance.
Filed Under: Arts, Kenny Scharf, conceptual art, Mel Bochner, Arte Povera, Alighiero Boetti, David Totah, Stanton Street
SEE ALSO: Q&A With Artsy CEO Carter Cleveland: The 'Dorm Room' Startup That Charmed the Art World


Yesterday was the official opener of the 2016 NY Fall Turkey hunting season. I wanted to take my daughter out for a chance at a bird but I did not like the way the crossbow was shooting on Friday evening. I ended up sitting in my tree stand yesterday morning, and watched as a nice looking younger 6 point walked through the woods about 70 yards away. I have been sitting in one of my ground blinds lately and I really like hunting out of them, but I decided to sit in the tree stand yesterday.


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