We want to share with you a brand new prediction for this Spain - Liga ACB exciting match in which Gran Canaria hosts Real Madrid on April 7th at Palacio Multiusos de Gran Canaria.
Home side plays very badly and out of luck this season in Spain. The team is just having a lack of motivation and can't find their chemistry. The club is sitting in the 14th place in the rankings. In the last matches, they had victory over Valencia (111-922) and lost to Maccabi Tel Aviv (55-90). In this match, they will suffer the smell of defeat.
Real Madrid will enter this match in gorgeous shape, they are big tickets in the league. The team is on the rise and not going to lose points against weaker opponents. They are sitting in the 2nd place with 38 points. In the last games, they won Tenerife with a score of 91-82 and also beat Panathinaikos (74-73). In this match, they are clear favorites.
Home team is in bad shape but the road team is an undisputed favorite. This is threatening to be a sweep. Based on our opinion, we predict Real Madrid Win (odds 1.26).
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Who Was the World's First Celebrity?
The concept of celebrity is nothing new. From Ancient Rome to modern day, famous people have always been revered and idolized by the public. But who was the very first celebrity? According to historians, the answer is Sarah Bernhardt.
Born in Paris in 1844, Sarah Bernhardt was a French stage actress and a major celebrity in her own time. She rose to fame in the late nineteenth century and quickly became one of the most famous actresses of her era. Her performances were so popular that people would line up outside the theater hours in advance just to get a glimpse of her. She was also a trendsetter and was known for her daring fashion choices.
Sarah Bernhardt: The Original Celebrity
Sarah Bernhardt was more than just an actress; she was a cultural icon. She was the first celebrity to have her own brand, and she used her fame to promote her own line of products, from perfume to jewelry. She also set the precedent for modern-day celebrity endorsements, appearing in advertisements for products such as cigarettes and hats.
In addition to her fame, Sarah Bernhardt was also a pioneer in her craft. She was the first actress to tour the world with her performances, making her the first global celebrity. Her performances were acclaimed all over the world, and she was even invited to perform for Queen Victoria in London.
Revered and Admired to This Day
Sarah Bernhardt left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment and culture. She was the first celebrity to transcend borders, and she was the first to be recognized and admired by people in different countries. Her influence can still be seen today, with many modern-day celebrities emulating her style and attitude.
Sarah Bernhardt's legacy lives on in the form of her numerous awards and honors. She was the first actress to be made a chevalier of the Legion of Honor, France's highest civilian award. She was also the first female actor to be honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Sarah Bernhardt's fame and influence have endured for over a century, and she remains one of the most iconic figures in the history of entertainment. Although there have been many celebrities since her time, Sarah Bernhardt is still widely considered to be the world's first celebrity, and is still revered today.

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Q: Multi-conditional join I bet this is an easy question but my MySQL chops are a bit rusty. Need a little help generating a proper query for the following scenario with a multi conditional join. I have one table to attributes (think tags) and another table which have a list of records. Running into problems when I want to match a page which has more then one attribute defined in the query.
+--------------------------------------+
| ATTRIBUTES                           |
+-----------+------------+-------------+
| name      | value      | page_id     |
+-----------+------------+-------------+
| type        food         2           |
| fruit       apple        2           |
| color       green        2           |
| type        frog         3           |
| color       green        3           |
+--------------------------------------+

+--------------------------------------+
| PAGES                                |
+--------------+-----------------------+
| page_id      | title                 |
+--------------+-----------------------+
| 2              Granny Smith          |
| 3              Kermit the Frog       |
+--------------------------------------+

USE CASES
Query: type+food
Results: Granny Smith

Query: color+green
Results: Granny Smith, Kermit the Frog

Query: type+food and color+green
Results: Granny Smith

This is the query I was playing with, but obviously not working:
SELECT page.page_id, page.title
FROM page_attributes
LEFT JOIN page ON (page_attributes.page_id = page.page_id)
WHERE (page_attributes.name = 'color'
AND page_attributes.value = 'green')
AND (page_attributes.name = 'type'
AND page_attributes.value = 'food')

A: One way to do this, even if there might be a more efficient way, is to craft a query with multiple INNER JOINs, one for each attribute. With an INNER JOIN, as opposed to a LEFT JOIN all the condition must be true for the main row to match.
SELECT page.page_id, page.title
  FROM page
INNER JOIN page_attributes a1 ON (a1.page_id = page.page_id)
INNER JOIN page_attributes a2 ON (a2.page_id = page.page_id)
 WHERE (a1.name = 'color' AND a1.value = 'green')
   AND (a2.name = 'type'  AND a2.value = 'food')
LIMIT 10

A: Along the same lines as Nitro has, but keep the criteria for the attributes WITH the ON clause.  Also, make sure you have an index on your attributes table on ( page_id, name, value ) so the joins will be optimized.
SELECT
      page.page_id,
      page.title
   FROM
      page

         INNER JOIN page_attributes a1
           ON page.page_id = a1.page_id
           AND a1.name = 'color'
           AND a1.value = 'green'

         INNER JOIN page_attributes a2
           ON page.page_id = a2.page_id
           AND a2.name = 'type'
           AND a2.value = 'food'

   LIMIT 10

As you can see, you want to add another "criteria", just copy/past the entire join.  It either finds a match and allows to include, or it doesn't and ignores the page record.

A: The problem is that you're trying to apply all conditions simultaneously to different rows of the join.  Here's what the joined relation (before any SELECT or WHERE filtering) might look like:
Joined relation:
+--------------+-----------------------+-------------+-------------+
| page_id      | title                 | name        | value       |
+--------------+-----------------------+-------------+-------------+
| 2              Granny Smith            type          food        |
| 2              Granny Smith            color         green       |
| 2              Granny Smith            fruit         apple       |
| 3              Kermit the Frog         color         green       |
| 3              Kermit the Frog         type          frog        |
+--------------+-----------------------+-------------+-------------+

The WHERE clause will apply to each row of this intermediate result.  So, the clause in your query:
WHERE (page_attributes.name = 'color'
AND page_attributes.value = 'green')
AND (page_attributes.name = 'type'
AND page_attributes.value = 'food')

will be false for each row of that joined relation.
Simply changing the ANDs to ORs won't work, because that will simply find pages with ANY of the tag values, not ALL of them, which is what you really want the query to do.
Unfortunately, with this table structure, there's no general, standardized way to do this for an arbitrary number of tags being queried.  The suggestions in other answers to use multiple joins to the page_attributes table will work if you know in advance how many tags will be queried on, and you can achieve a similar effect with multiple UNIONed queries.  But again, those will only work if you fix the number of tags to query.
The least complex general solution is to avoid trying to do it all in SQL.  Perform the join and any WHERE conditions not dependent on the tag values, and then let the application code iterate over the results and enforce the tag query logic.

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Chemical Society Reviews
trans-Cyclopentane-1,2-diamine: the second youth of the forgotten diamine
Javier González-Sabín,a Francisca Rebolledo*a and Vicente Gotor*a
a Departamento de Química Orgánica e Inorgánica, Universidad de Oviedo, Oviedo, Spain
E-mail: FRV@uniovi.es, VGS@fq.uniovi.es
Despite its early description, trans-cyclopentane-1,2-diamine has been underestimated historically. Its non-commercial availability, extreme instability and complexity of the classical reported syntheses have produced far less interest amongst chemists than its higher homologue trans-cyclohexane-1,2-diamine, perhaps the most widely used diamine for the synthesis of ligands and receptors. However, the recent development of novel and efficient synthetic approaches has stimulated renewed interest in this chiral motif for a broad range of applications. In the first part of this tutorial review we shall discuss the existing methods for the preparation of trans-cyclopentane-1,2-diamine and some of its derivatives, in both racemic and enantioenriched forms. In subsequent sections, recent findings employing this diamine as a scaffold for chiral ligands, receptors and biologically active compounds will be highlighted.
https://doi.org/10.1039/B818679K
Tutorial Review
Chem. Soc. Rev., 2009,38, 1916-1925
J. González-Sabín, F. Rebolledo and V. Gotor, Chem. Soc. Rev., 2009, 38, 1916 DOI: 10.1039/B818679K
Javier González-Sabín
Francisca Rebolledo
Vicente Gotor