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STORIES WE TELL
By	Tom Hall
(Stories We Tell is now available on DVD and at Amazon Instant through Lionsgate. It was distributed theatrically by Roadside Attractions and opened on Friday, May 10, 2013. It world premiered at the 2012 Venice Film Festival before next appearing at the Telluride Film Festival. Its New York premiere was at New Directors/New Films 2013. NOTE: This review was first published at Hammer to Nail on September 7, 2012, in conjunction with its Canadian premiere at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival, and also as a "Pick of the Week" for Filmmaker Magazine on Thursday, May 9, 2013. )
One of the cinema's greatest feats of magic is its ability to create contemplative space in the mind of the viewer; the experience of people sitting in a dark room, together and yet each alone with his or her thoughts as they resonate in dialogue with the story on the screen, is, for me, a true gift that the movies excel at providing. You can feel everyone around you, the story washing over you, the breath of the person sitting next to you and yet you remain enraptured by the screen itself, unable to look away for a moment, unwilling to miss anything of significance. For me, great non-fiction filmmaking often enables the greatest access to this feeling, if only because the circumstances of the lives under examination are real and relatable in a different way fictional drama. When we see, for instance, a family in fiction, the stakes are often heightened, symbolic; each bad father a summation of "Bad Fathers", each returning prodigal son contrasted against the idea of a biblical "Prodigal Son." Turn the camera on a real family, and bad fathers and prodigal sons become actualized, authenticated, their roles existing symbolically, yes, but also and more complexly, as both grand thematic projections and real, everyday experience.
While real people do live extraordinary lives and have amazing secrets and stories to tell, the act of living and documenting those lives removes the incredulity, leaving a sense of wonder that this, too, is real, is some version of the truth. Both fiction and non-fiction share this power to expand our belief in the possible, and to share the telling of these stories in theaters full of strangers is the full realization of that power, the beautiful comforts of home viewing be damned. And yet, even the experience of watching a film, of contemplating it and recounting it later, is burdened by temporality, that the moment of watching, of feeling, is completely tied to the telling of the tale and the circumstances that surround its viewing. Who can recreate the feeling of discovery of watching a film for the first time? Each subsequent viewing is simply an echo, with pinpricks of recognition, moments that trigger our memory of a prior viewing, our former circumstance, a reminder of who we were.
Sarah Polley's new film Stories We Tell, is an examination of her own family's secrets, triumphs and tragedies, which takes the complex relationship between real life and its irretrievable immediacy as its subject, using the narrative structure of an investigation as a form of preordained revelation; conceived after each of the film's participants already knew the central secret of Polley's story (a secret I will not reveal here because, frankly, why spoil it? It is not the story that matters in this instance as much as the telling…), the film uses a blend of fictional recreation, interviews, archival home footage and voice over narration to explore the idea of how a family collectively preserves its own memory of itself. The enigmatic heart of the film is Polley's own mother, Diane, a flamboyant actress whose energy and zeal for living made a profound impact on her family and friends. It is not too much to reveal that Diane Polley passed away from cancer at a relatively young age, leaving a void in the lives of those who knew and loved her. The film fills that absence with the memories of those who remain, with the complex balance of ascribing feeling and authority to Diane's experience through the filter of their own lives, judgments and perceptions, each unique and each only revealing facets of a complicated, ultimately unknowable life.
That Diane Polley kept secrets of her own, secrets she shared with some intimates and not others, is central to her daughter's examination of how her mother's choices and her unknowable motivations continue to shape the lives she left behind. And while others may be interested in spilling ink about the details of the revelation that Stories We Tell holds, especially given Sarah Polley's status as an actress and director, the most important aspect is not the nature of this revelation, but the delicate generosity with which Sarah Polley allows the feelings and experiences of her family members to create a collective portrait of themselves. Ultimately, what comes through is a deeply moving look at how, together, a family can shape its narrative, how the fragility of memory can be so painful when, ultimately, it can never replace the fullness of life and experience.
What is so thrilling about Stories We Tell is not that the film ineffably expresses its themes, but rather how it directly confronts them, constantly calling into question the adequacy of what the film is setting out to do and drawing in different opinions about what might be accomplished by telling Diane and the family's story. This constant questioning of its own premise and presumptions gives Stories We Tell a real power, forcing viewers to not only examine the film's storytelling devices and strategies, but ultimately, their own position in their own lives, their own secrets and those of the people they love, the memories that they can no longer fully call to mind, the way in which their own lives are re-created in the stories they tell themselves.
That these ideas flow effortlessly and entertainingly throughout the film is proof of Polley's efficacy as a filmmaker, but the film's greatest strength is Polley's access to the real feelings of her family members. If there was any doubt she was the right person to tell this story, a simple glimpse at the depth of emotion she is able to draw out from her subjects is proof enough of her empathetic gifts. And how could she not be alert to their feelings? By telling her own story through the interplay between her voice as a filmmaker and the memories of her family members, Polley has created a great film, one that operates as an answer to a mystery and, most importantly, formulates the difficult question of not just what that answer ultimately means, but of what it meant. It is a question that lingers in Polley's own life and those of her family members as both inscrutable memory and the extant present.
— Tom Hall
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Tom Hall is the Artistic Director of the Sarasota Film Festival (2005- present) in Sarasota, FL and Programming Director at FILMnewport in Newport, RI (2009-present). Formerly, Hall was Programmer for The Nantucket Film Festival in Nantucket, MA (2002-2005) as well as a former Director of New Media for Bravo/The Independent Film Channel (1997-2000). He has also worked in the Industry and Guest Services Offices at The Hamptons International Film Festival (2002-2003). In January of 2010, Tom was named one of Spring Board Media's 20 under 40 in Film. Tom has directed short films for Bob Mould's Carnival of Light and Sound Tour and is a member of the indieWIRE blogging community with his blog The Back Row Manifesto. A graduate of the University of Michigan ('94), Hall resides in Brooklyn, NY with his wife and son.
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Report: 43,000 Young People Not Working Or Going To School In San Diego County
By Maureen Cavanaugh / KPBS Midday Edition Co-Host, Marissa Cabrera / News Producer, KPBS Midday Edition
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Tania Sanchez-Aguilar speaking behind a lectern at a San Diego Workforce Partnership event.
Report: 43,000 Young People Not Working Or Going To School In San Diego County GUESTS: Peter Callstrom, president CEO, San Diego Workforce Partnership Naomi Moore, peer job coach, San Diego Workforce Partnership
Entering the twilight zone of the late teenage years and early 20s can be difficult. As it turns out a significant number of young people lose their way and the focus not going to school and not having a job. It is a national issue and there is a name for kids who find themselves in this kind of limbo -- Linda disconnected youth. Any report says 43 people in San Diego County between the ages of 16 and 20 fall into this category. Is summer is being held in San Diego tomorrow on the way to engage people into school and job training programs. Joining me are Peter Castro President and CEO of the San Diego workforce partnership welcome to the program. Here is Naomi Moore she is 20 years old shoes to fit into that category of disconnected youth. Welcome to the program. The workforce partnership has done some work on breaking Dennis is statistics on disconnected youth in San Diego. He found that almost 10% of 16 to 24-year-olds fit into that category. About one in 10 are not working or not in school. Really as he put it disconnected from the system from support systems from advancing in their career or educational direction. For this is a national issue as he pointed out as well. There is over 5 million young adults 16 to 24 who are now working out our country. Is pretty consistent across the country in terms of the percentage and it is about one in 10 or more who are not working or in school. What is the numbers tell you. What is the highest number that might be in this category. It is throughout the region so it is not per ZIP Code if you will but there are more impacted in underserved and underrepresented in the it is around the County. What we need to do is reengage these young adults to get them on the path to find a passion in my and we need to get them into the system. There's a lot of reasons for why young adults are disconnected. It can't be that they are in transition or they have been is school have not yet landed a job or no were to go to get on their way in the workforce. That is where we come in. We started a year that workforce is called connect to careers which is focused on this issue so we are engaging adults. Naomi has been a part of that journey. What was happening in your life that lady to stop going to school. I never exactly start going to school but my mom was in a position where she was moving around a lot to Arizona Louisiana Texas Georgia and then back and forth to California. So by the time it came time for me to graduate I did not have enough credits. And it was also because I realized what teachers and counselors deal with so many other students so that also gives you fight myself reasons to disengage. Instead of being embarrassed but not just to my work or joke around with my friends I was not engaged. Is connected other things instead of pay attention and try to ask questions. When your class graduated what did you do? I was emotional and depressed about the. Me and a position to where I had to find a plan B. I know I cannot graduate but I want to make a go to graduate the next year. I was really determined to get my diploma. This for my time in many pursuits that are not adding to their future. They can get to risky behavior or bad influences or bad groups and that's why this is so important because it is such a vulnerable and important time of life to be able to be engaged in the system and we have great examples like Naomi where she showed the resilience and the great to want to get back in but many can be so discouraged that they cannot get that job or finish school and then they are at that dangerous point where they don't know where to go next and they learn the skills that they will learn from osmosis through the soft essential skills of working with others and just getting into a job is an important and huge first step in order to find the first step. Naomi did you find a good program? A good friend so the parts that my mom did not feel. I said what should I do. I did not tell you about this and you can actually go to school and work. When I came in for orientation I was going to school for two days out of the week because they have a charter school in the facility. And now you have helped other young people find jobs? How I got to where I am now is their connections. Is I applied You have been with us since last June and mentoring other young adults is great because she can't share her experience and find that what they want to do. She on the other coaches who are there connecting to find their way. We thank her for her great service. I know you are excited about this summit tomorrow. Is is bringing about the community to look at this particular problem of disconnect youth. Where very excited about it. This is our first attempt for an annual summit that we will pull together. The number is high and we have to bring that down we will leave the land show the country how to do this. We know this is a crisis and it is an opportunity. That is why the term is now opportunity you versus disconnected youth. This is our opportunity to change this issue and flip the script as we call it and to help them on their way. When we do that we all win as a region. I've been speaking with Peter the president and CEO of the San Diego workforce partnership and Naomi. Thank you.
There are 43,000 young people between the ages of 16-24 who are disconnected in San Diego County. That means they are not working or going to school, according to a new report by the San Diego Workforce Partnership.
The report, which is based on an analysis of the 2015 American Community Survey, shows almost 10 percent of the county's youth are disconnected from school or work. Experts say that puts them at higher risk for poverty and unemployment.
"There are a lot of different reasons for why young adults are disconnected. It could be that they're in transition or they've finished school but they haven't yet landed a job and don't know where to go to get into the workforce," said Peter Callstrom, president and CEO of the San Diego Workforce Partnership.
Nationwide, 12 percent of young people were disconnected in 2015, that's down from 15 percent in 2010, according to the nonprofit, Measure of America.
A youth summit will be held Thursday to address the needs of these teens and young adults.
Youth, parents, employers, nonprofits, educators and elected officials are scheduled to attend the summit to come up with ways to engage young people through school and job training programs.
Callstrom and Naomi Moore, who has experienced being disconnected, discussed the challenges facing young adults in San Diego County, Wednesday on Midday Edition.
Maureen Cavanaugh
Maureen Cavanaugh has been a familiar voice for KPBS listeners for more than 15 years, serving in a variety of capacities including announcer, host, and producer. As host of KPBS Midday Edition, Maureen has interviewed a wide range of notables, such as comedienne Sandra Bernhardt, actor John Lequizamo, author Chuck Palahniuk, composer Marvin Hamlisch, artist Robert Irwin, and designer Zandra Rhodes. But of all the interviews Maureen has conducted, her most special was with His Holiness, the Dalai Lama. Before joining KPBS in 1997, she worked as a news anchor for KSDO and KOGO News Radio in San Diego. While working for commercial radio stations in San Diego and in Salt Lake City, Utah, Maureen reported on both hard news and lifestyle features. Maureen has received three "Golden Mike" awards from the Radio and TV News Association of Southern California for economic reporting and breaking news. She has also received a "Best of Show" and "Best Radio Newscast" awards from the San Diego Press Club and the "Flo" Award from Public Radio Program Directors Association for Best Public Radio Announcer in a large market. Maureen is a native of Queens, New York, but after more than 20 years in San Diego she feels she qualifies as a real Southern Californian.
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Marissa Cabrera
Marissa Cabrera worked as a producer for KPBS Midday Edition and had previously served as a Newscast Producer for KPBS' Morning Edition. Before joining KPBS she reported on Vatican affairs, social, and cultural issues in Rome, Italy. She also contributed to a documentary on sex abuse in the Catholic Church. Marissa has worked as a multimedia journalist at various news stations in San Diego and Monterey as well as Columbia, Missouri. Marissa graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism.
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The USDA report will be out at 11am this morning and the trade prior to that looks to be slow and maybe a touch weaker although trading two-sides is possible if not likely. The general estimates for this report are calling for corn ending stocks to be mostly unchanged while soybean ending stocks are expected to shrink a touch (likely due to strong pace of exports in both beans and meal). Honestly though, I'd be lying if I said I expected many fireworks today. This Feb report is known for being a quiet one. The real excitement should come in March when we get to bicker about acres/stocks/etc/etc/.
However, even though this report may end up not being earth shattering – we still could see some interesting price action because of where corn sits on a chart for example. Corn yesterday rallied to levels it hasn't see since early/mid January! If we get some friendly news today corn could break out above that mark and potentially test its 200 day moving average (about a dime higher)... If this happens I would expect heavy farmer selling as we approach prices we haven't seen in a while. I need to also mention that if friendly news doesn't show up, this market could easily drift lower. You may have heard the saying – "you have to feed a bull market every day" – well, a neutral report today may actually end up dropping prices as the bulls go hungry.
Overall, this market is looking for direction and even though the trade anticipates very little changes in today's report – everyone is hoping for a new "input" to justify breaking out of current ranges.


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Q: CS2001 Missing AssemblyAttributes.cs when executing SSIS package deployed to the server I created SSIS packages and used the Integration Services Deployment Wizard to deploy it out to the server. I'm manually going to the Integration Services Catalog access through SQL Server 2012 and right-clicking and executing my package.
However, the package keeps failing and I'm getting the following errors when I check the execution report's messages.
They appear to be failing on data tasks where I have script components.

Assign :Error: CS2001 - Source file 'C:\Windows\TEMP.NETFramework,Version=v4.0.AssemblyAttributes.cs' could not be found, CSC, 0, 0
Assign :Error: Failed to compiled scripts contained in the package. Open the package in SSIS Designer and resolve the compilation errors.

A: I had the same problem today, just on SQL 2016.
For me it helped to change the target server version in Visual Studio project properties from SQL Server 2012 to SQL Server 2016.

A: I was investigating the same issue, and I came across a solution here :
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/73e67f3a-c575-4c73-a71d-ed7a2aeabb50/csc-error-cs2001-source-file-cwindowstempnetframeworkversionv40assemblyattributescs?forum=msbuild
Basically, the account which the package runs under needs to have full permissions to the C:\Windows\Temp\ folder, so that it can create temporary classes.
It worked for me :)

A: This answer is a more detailed version of UberDoodles answer.
In Windows Explorer.

*

*Navigate to C:\Windows\Temp\

*Right click the folder and select properties

*Go to tab Security, choose Advanced

*On the default tab Permissions, choose Change Permissions

*For the relevant Permission entry, choose edit.

*By default, I had 'allow' checked for Traverse folder / execute file, Create files / write data and Create folders / append data.

*Also check 'allow' for List folder / read data and Take ownership.

*Press OK, the window closes

*Press Apply and confirm anything you need.

Additionally, the logged in user had already Full control, but when I changed this for the entry 'Users', it worked for me.
(based on microsoft file/folder permissions).

A: I had the same problem.  I first used Eric G. response and added the List and Read permission to the c:\windows\temp.   After I got everything working I went back and removed that permission.  I then redeployed my solution from Visual Studio, this time designating the deployment target as SQL Server 2014 (which was the environment I was using) using Martin's solution.  I then reran the process, and it worked with the List and Read removed.
I kept it using Martin's solution, as I don't like to have special permissions granted if I don't need them.
Good Luck

A: [Visual Studio 2017 15.9.16]
I just restarted Visual Studio as Administrator and the issue disappeared, which confirms the permissions idea of the answers above but spared me all work.
It's not a quirk though, as per this question and its answer you need that kind of permission for several tasks, like profiling and debugging under certain conditions.
For the sake of completeness, this blog says you might incur in some security contraindication if run VS as administrator when opening third-party solutions.

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Alia Guagni (Florencia, Toscana, Italia, 1 de octubre de 1987) es una futbolista italiana. Juega de defensa en el A. C. Milan de la Primera División de Italia. Es internacional por Italia desde 2007.

Guagni es una defensa polivalente, que aunque suele jugar como lateral derecho, empezó su carrera jugando de central y también ha jugado en el lateral izquierdo. Debido a su velocidad y resistencia también ha jugado de extremo e incluso de delantera. Empezó jugando en el Firenze, con el que ascendió desde la Serie B a la Serie A, pasando por la Serie A2, y fue la máxima goleadora de la liga y de su equipo en varias temporadas. En 2015 el Firenze fue absorbido por la Fiorentina, equipo con el que Guagni ha ganado una Liga italiana, dos Copas de Italia y una Supercopa. Desde 2020 juega en el Atlético de Madrid y ha ganado una Supercopa de España. A nivel individual ha sido elegida mejor jugadora de la liga italiana dos años seguidos e incluida en otras dos ocasiones en el Once ideal de la competición.

Es una jugadora de las jugadoras más veteranas de la selección italiana, acumulando más de 80 partidos internacionales y ejerciendo de capitana cuando no juega Sara Gama. Debutó con la selección absoluta en 2007 y participó en las Eurocopas de 2009 y 2017, y en el Mundial de 2019, en el que fueron cuartofinalistas.

Trayectoria

Inicios en Firenze
Guagni probó varios deportes en su infancia pero se decantó por el fútbol a partir de los 9 años influida por su primo mayor. Creció en las categorías inferiores del equipo de su ciudad, Florencia. En 2002 debutó con el A.C.F. Firenze, que competía en la Serie B.

En el Firenze jugó en varias posiciones. Empezó de defensa central, pero también jugó de lateral, extremo y delantera. En su primera temporada jugó 21 de los 22 partidos de liga, y ascendieron a la serie A2, que se ampliaba de 12 a 24 equipos, tras quedar en segunda posición. En la nueva categoría permanecieron tres temporadas, quedando en sexta posición de su grupo el primer año, en segunda posición el segundo año y fueron campeonas de grupo con 20 puntos de ventaja y ascendieron a la Serie A en el tercer año.

En la temporada 2006-07 quedaron en décima posición de 12 equipos participantes, evitando el descenso por 4 puntos. Guagni fue una de las jugadoras que disputó todos los partidos de liga. En la temporada 2007-08 quedaron colistas y descendieron de categoría.  Guagni fue la máxima goleadora del Firenze con 6 goles.

En la temporada 2008-09 quedaron en segunda posición en la Serie A2 y no pudieron ascender. Guagni fue la máxima goleadora del campeonato con 27 goles. En la temporada 2009-10 volvieron a ser segundas, pero esta vez les valió para ascender a la Serie A, al aumentar el número de participantes de esta competición de 12 a 14 equipos de cara a la temporada 2010-11.  Guagni volvió a ser la máxima goleadora del campeonato con 16 goles, empatada con Luisa Pugnali.

Serie A y experiencia en Estados Unidos
En la serie A evitaron el descenso en su primera temporada al quedar undécimas con dos puntos de ventaja sobre el primer puesto de descenso. Guagni jugó todos los partidos de liga y fue la máxima goleadora del Firenze con 8 goles. Ese año alcanzaron las semifinales de la Copa Italia. La siguiente temporada quedaron en novena posición, evitando el play-off por el descenso, y Guagni volvió a ser la máxima goleadora del equipo.

Un año después fueron octavas, y Guagni volvió a ser la máxima goleadora. Al finalizar la temporada fue cedida al AC Seattle, un equipo italoamericano asociado al FC Tacoma 253, que competía en la WPSL, que a su vez la cedió al Pali Blues, equipo con el que ganó la W-League.

En la temporada 2013-14 repitieron la octava posición en liga, y al final la temporada volvió a jugar cedida en el AC Seattle la W-League. En la temporada 2014-15 lograron ser cuartas en la liga, y Guagni jugó todos los partidos. Al finalizar la temporada volvió a jugar cedida en el AC Seattle por tercer año consecutivo.

Consagración y títulos con la Fiorentina

En 2015, el Firenze fue absorbido por la Fiorentina. Guagni permaneció en la nueva estructura, que fue reforzada con el objetico de participar en la Liga de campeones.
Finalmente quedaron terceras en su primera temporada a un punto del Verona, con el que perdieron en la última jornada y no logrando la clasificación para la Liga de Campeones.

En la temporada 2016-17 lograron un doblete al proclamarse campeonas de liga liderando la clasificación desde la primera joranda y ganando 21 de los 22 partidos disputados. Lograron el título una jornada antes de la finalización del campeonato. Un mes después Guagni marcó el único gol de la final de copa al Brescia.  Guagni fue elegida mejor jugadora de la Serie A.

En la temporada 2017-18 fue nombrada capitana del equipo. Empezaron la temporada siendo derrotadas en la Supercopa Supercopa ante el Brescia. Debutó en la Liga de Campeones el 4 de octubre de 2017 con victoria por 2-1 sobre el Fortuna Hjørring en la ida de los dieciseisavos de final. Alcanzaron los octavos de final en los que fueron eliminadas por el Wolfsburgo, y Guagni dio una asistencia de gol en el partido de vuelta. En la liga fueron terceras en liga tras Juventus y Brescia pero lograron la clasificación para la Liga de Campeones al ganar por 3-0 un play-off al Tevagnacco, en el que Guagni marcó uno de los goles y Elena Linari marcó un doblete. Terminaron la temporada ganando por segunda vez la copa al Brescia. Ese año volvió a ser elegida mejor jugadora de la liga.

En la temporada 2018-19 ganaron la Supercopa a la Juventus, pero fueron subcampeonas de liga por un punto tras la Juventus, y perdieron la Copa por 2-1, también contra la Juventus. Guagni fue incluida en el once ideal de la temporada. Un año después volvieron a ser segundas, esta vez a nueve puntos de la Juventus. En la Liga de Campeones volvieron a eliminar al Fortuna Hjørring, dando Guagni una asistencia en el partido de ida, y cayeron eliminadas en octavos de final, ante el Chelsea. Al finalizar la temporada y tras una gran actuación en el Mundial de Francia, recibió una importante oferta del Club Deportivo TACON, que se iba a integrar en el Real Madrid, pero finalmente decidió renovar con la Fiorentina.

La temporada 2019-20 fue interrumpida por la Pandemia de Covid. La Federación Italiana dio por concluido el campeonato anticipada y resolvió la clasificación por un sistema de coeficientes. La Fiorentina fue subcampeona empatada a puntos con el A.C. Milan, pero con mejor diferencia de goles. La Copa quedó igualmente interrumpida en los cuartos de final, en los que la Fiorentina iba a enfrentarse al A.C. Milan. En la Liga de Campeones fueron eliminadas por el Arsenal y en la Supercopa perdieron ante la Juventus. A final de temporada fue elegida de nuevo en el Once ideal de la temporada.

Experiencia en el extranjero en el Atlético de Madrid

En 2020 rescindió su contrato de mutuo acuerdo con el club y fichó por el Atlético de Madrid. Debutó con el cuadro rojiblanco el 21 de agosto en los cuartos de final de la Liga de Campeones, donde fue una de las jugadoras más destacadas, aunque perdieron por 1-0 ante el Barcelona. Antes de iniciar la liga tuvo molestias musculares, lo que hizo que se perdiese el primer partido y fuese suplente el segundo. Después fue nuevamente baja al infectarse con Covid-19. Tras varias semanas de baja fue convocada con su selección y se le detectaron unas anomalías cardiacas, que volvieron a postergar su regreso. Una vez superados sus problemas físicos fue titular habitual en la liga, en la Liga de Campeones, en la que eliminaron al Servette y en la Supercopa, en la que superaron al F. C. Barcelona en la tanda de penaltis en las semifinales, y ganaron cómodamente al Levante en la final.  En febrero tuvo otra lesión en el recto anterior de su pierna derecha y no pudo jugar la siguiente fase de la Liga de Campeones, en la que fueron eliminadas por el Chelsea, ni los siguientes partidos de liga ni de copa.

La temporada 2021-22 volvió a estar marcada por las lesiones, y el 20 de diciembre de 2021 acordó con el club la rescisión de su contrato.

Selección nacional

Categorías inferiores
Jugó en la Selección Sub-19 desde 2002, y debutó en partido oficial de la UEFA el 4 de abril de 2004 contra Suiza, ganando por 4-1. Disputó el Campeonato Europeo de esa categoría ese mismo verano. Fue titular en los cuatro partidos que disputó Italia, en los que goleó 5-1 a Rusia, empató sin goles con Noruega, y perdieron 3-2 con Francia. Pasaron a la semifinal como primeras de grupo empatadas a puntos con el resto de selecciones, pero con mejor diferencia de goles y cayeron por 1-0 ante España.

Jugó dos partidos en la fase de clasificación para el Europeo de 2005, pero no se clasificaron para la fase final. En noviembre de 2004 participó en el Mundial sub-19 de 2004. En el primer partido dio la asistencia del gol de Italia, que perdió por 2-1 ante Brasil. En el segundo partido se adelantaron en el marcador pero volvieron a perder por 2-1, esta vez ante la selección de China. Italia necesitaba la victoria en el tercer encuentro de la fase de grupos ante Nigeria para poder pasar a la siguiente fase. Se adelantó en el marcador en la segunda mitad, pero encajaron un gol en las postrimerías del partido, que significó su eliminación del campeonato.

Siguió formando parte de la selección sub-19, pero no lograron clasificarse para el Campeonato Europeo de 2006.

Selección absoluta

Debut y Eurocopa (2007-2009)
Debutó con la Selección Absoluta de Italia el  21 de febrero de 2007 en un amistoso ante Países Bajos. Guagni empezó a ser convocada por el seleccionador Ghedin, que la valoró como alternativa para las defensas centrales. Entró en convocatorias para la fase de clasificación  y jugó varios amistosos.

En agosto de 2009 fue convocada para jugar la Eurocopa de Finlandia. En el partido de debut ante Selección Absoluta de Inglaterra sustituyó en el minuto 77 a Carolina Pini cuando el resultado era de empate a un gol, e Italia logró ganar el partido. Guagni no jugó en el segundo partido, en el que Italia perdió ante Selección Absoluta de Suecia, y volvió a sustituir a Pini en el tercer partido de la fase de grupos ante Selección Absoluta de Rusia, cambio que el seleccionador consideró clave para contener el ataque ruso acabar ganando por 2-0. Italia cayó en los cuartos de final ante Selección Absoluta de Alemania por 2-1, sin que Guagni participase en el partido.

Clasificación Mundial (2009-2010)
En la fase de clasificación para el Mundial de 2011 no jugó en la fase de grupos. Estuvo convocada sin jugar en los dos primeros encuentros, y estuvo lesionada en el tercero y cuarto. En los partidos restantes volvió a permanecer en el banquillo. Italia concluyó primera de su grupo y se clasificó para disputar los play-off a doble partido contra Selección Absoluta de Francia. Guagni fue convocada para jugar los play-off.

No jugó el partido de ida en Francia, que terminó en empate sin goles. Jugó en el partido de vuelta Francia ganó por 2-3 y se clasificó para el Mundial. Italia ganó una repesca en la que Guagni no jugó ya que al estar sancionada por acumulación de tarjetas el seleccionador decidió prescindir de ella. Italia se clasificó para enfrentarse a un representante de la CONCACAF, que resultó ser  Estados Unidos. Guagni fue convocada para disputar la eliminatoria al lesionarse Elisa Bartoli. Estados unidos ganó el partido de ida en Italia por 0-1, sin que Guagni jugase. En el partido de vuelta jugó la segunda parte cuando Estados Unidos ya ganaba por 1-0, resultado con el que concluyó el partido, y con el que Italia no se clasificó para jugar el Mundial de Alemania 2011.

Ausencias Eurocopa y Mundial (2010-2015)
Tras la eliminación Guagni siguió contando con minutos en amistosos. En la fase de clasificación para la Eurocopa de 2013 jugó algunos minutos en el primer partido ante Bosnia. Después fue convocada para jugar los siguientes encuentros pero causó baja por lesión. Marcó su primer gol internacional el 1 de marzo de 2012 ante Escocia en Copa Chipre. Fue titular en los partidos de la fase de clasificación ante Bosnia y Rusia. En total jugó tres de los ocho partidos de la fase de clasificación, dos de ellos como titulares, e Italia se clasificó como campeona de grupo para la fase final de la Eurocopa.

En mayo de 2012 Antonio Cabrini sustituyó a Ghedin al mando de las azzurre, y Guagni no volvió a ser convocada con la Selección Nacional hasta enero de 2015, con lo que no participó en la fase final de la Eurocopa ni en la clasificación para el Mundial de 2015.

Consolidación y Eurocopa (2015 - 2017)
Guagni volvió a jugar con la selección en la Copa Chipre de 2015, en la que Cabrini hizo varios cambios en la selección e incluyó a Guagni como centrocampista. Con Cabrini Guagni jugó de centrocampista por la derecha en formaciones 3-5-2 y 4-4-2, y también como lateral por la derecha con este último esquema. Marcó el gol de la victoria en el primer partido del torneo ante Corea del Sur. Tras jugar los otros dos partidos de la fase de grupos volvió a parcar en el partido por el tercer y cuarto puesto, en el que perdieron por 3-2 ante México.

Se asentó en la Selección Absoluta en la clasificación para la Eurocopa de 2017, en la que jugó todos partidos clasificatorios y dio tres asistencias repartidas en los dos encuentros ante Irlanda del Norte, y marcó un gol en el último encuentro ante le República Checa, que fue su quinto fol con la selección absoluta tras haber vuelto a marcar en el partido por el tercer puesto de la  Copa Chipre de 2016, también ante la República Checa. Además, dio una asistencia en ese mismo campeonato ante Hungría. Se clasificaron como segundas de grupo, por detrás de Suiza, que ganó los dos enfrentamientos directos.

En junio de 2017 fue convocada para jugar la fase final de la Eurocopa de los Países Bajos. Guagni fue titular como centrocampista por la derecha ante Rusia. Italia era la favorita para ganar pero cayeron por 2-1 ante las rusas. En el segundo partido ante Alemania jugó en el lateral derecho, y perdieron por 2-1, lo que les dejó sin opciones de pasar a la siguiente fase. Volvió a jugar de lateral derecho en el último partido ante Suecia. Italia se adelantó merced a una incursión de Guagni, cuyo centro fue mal despejado por la defensa y Daniela Sabatino aprovecha para marcar. El partido concluyó con victoria de las italianas por 3-2.

Mundial de Francia (2017 - 2019)
Tras la Eurocopa Cabrini fue sustituido por Milena Bertolini. Guagni mantuvo la titularidad en la clasificación para el Mundial de 2019. Jugó los dos primeros encuentros como titular, y se perdió el tercer partido ante Rumanía por una lesión ocasionada en un partido de la Liga de campeones ante el Fortuna Hjørring. Volviño a ser titular ante Portugal y descansó con molestias ante Moldavia. Dio una asistencia de gol en el sexto y decisivo partido ante Bélgica, que ganaron por 2-1. Tras 20 años sin lograr la clasificación, Italia logró el pase al Mundial con siete victorias en siete partidos el 8 de junio de 2008, al ganar a Portugal por 3-0, con Guagni en el campo. Ya sin nada en juego Guagni no jugó el último partido ante Bélgica, en el que ganaron las belgas.

El 24 de mayo de 2019 Bertolini confirmó la convocatoria para disputar el Mundial de Francia, en la que incluyó a Guagni]].
 Italia empezó el campeonato jugando ante Australia, con Guagni en el lateral izquierdo. El equipo australiano se adelantó en el marcador pero las Italianas remontaron el encuentro y lograron el gol de la victoria en el descuento. En el segundo partido pasó al lateral derecho y golearon por 5-0 a Jamaica. En el último partido volvió a jugar en el lateral derecho y perdieron por 1-0 ante Brasil, que a su vez había perdido ante Australia en la jornada anterior. Las tres selecciones quedaron empatadas a puntos, con Italia en primera posición por diferencia de goles. En los octavos de final Guagni dio una asistencia de gol y ganaron por 2-0 a China. En los cuartos de final volvió a la banda izquierda, y cayeron eliminadas al perder por 2-0 ante Países Bajos. Guagni fue titular en los 5 partidos que disputó Italia.

Eurocopa (2019-act.)
Guagni fue nuevamente titular en los dos primeros partidos de la fase de clasificación de la Eurocopa, en los que vencieron a Israel y Georgia. Fue suplente en el tercer encuentro en el que se ganó a Malta, debido a que estaba recuperándose de una lesión, y volvió a la titularidad ante Bosnia, partido que significó la cuarta victoria consecutiva en la fase de clasificación. En noviembre de 2020 Guagni marcó uno de los goles en la victoria por 6-0 sobre Georgia, partido en el que tuvo que retirarse lesionada por un golpe en la pantorrilla. No pudo jugar el resto de la fase de clasificación, perdiéndose el sexto encuentro ante Malta por el golpe recibido en el partido ante Georgia.

En febrero de 2021 jugó dos partidos en la Copa Algarve antes de que las competiciones se paralizaran con motivo de la pandemia de Covid-19. Cuando se reanudaron se perdió el siguiente partido ante Bosnia en septiembre de 2020 por molestias musculares, los partidos ante Dinamarca por haber contraído el Covid-19 en octubre , y por alteraciones cardiacas en diciembre, y el último partido en febrero de 2021 ante Israel por una lesión en el recto anterior. Quedaron segundas en la fase de grupos por detrás de Dinamarca, y se clasificaron para la fase final de la Eurocopa.

Tras una larga ausencia provocada por las lesiones volvió a jugar con su selección en octubre de 2021, en partido clasificatorio para el Mundial de 2023.

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Distinciones individuales

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Futbolistas de la selección femenina de fútbol de Italia
Futbolistas de Italia en la Copa Mundial Femenina de Fútbol de 2019
Futbolistas de la ACF Fiorentina (femenino)
Futbolistas del Club Atlético de Madrid Femenino

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Explain this then 28 Clarke and Johnson both played at Barnsley together and both poor if I'm not mistaken Clarke was substituted.so don't agree with that one again.
It's Clark without an E Sir.
Thank you for selecting one game.
Check how many times Johnson has been substituted and Clark has stayed on.
For the record Clark had an average game at Barnsley.
For the record now that it's passed he was playing with an injury.
For the record He was never expected to complete 90 minutes.
While you are asking for explanations Lord may I ask you a question ? Right back - Rodgers or Johnson ?
When you've made your choice justify it.
MH... Perhaps a disruptive influence in the shape of Liam Nolan. or anyone else of a disruptive nature might not be a bad thing ?.
On the other hand a disruptive influence within the squad might destroy the camaraderie which seems to exist within it,. But once again my thoughts are turning into suppositories ( damn that predictive text ! ) Suppositions was what I was going to say !. Time for my midday Medication and Nap ?.
ON STANLEY ...ON TO GREATER THINGS !
Owd mate camaraderie aint doing us much good at the moment, we lost 6 outa the last 7, so to me a disruptive influence cant do any worse than that surely?
Why didn't you pull monkeyhanger on his spelling on Clark smartarse ? Don't know you tell me you seem to know it all 28 and if you don't like it you also seem to get the huff on don't you.
I love it don't know where you get the impression I don't like it. Forums are for debate. Let's have one.
Instead of concentrating on me concentrate on the threads.
Well swerved ....... I'll ask again.
You've plenty to say about numerous topics why can't you answer a very simple question ?
Tough one twenty eight, probably Callum as he's better going forward / better in the final third, what about you?
And that's only my opinion before you jump all over me if you've got a connection with Rogers as well as clarkE, and seamus and lord knows who else.
Can I ask you a question please twenty eight?
Blow loads of money on one deal and you need to do it on all deals forever!!
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The BBL British Team of the Year is half-made up by Manchester Giants players, reflecting their impressive season.
A trio of Manchester Giants players have been named in the BBL's British Team of the Year.
Voted for by the BBL coaches who were only able to choose players from other clubs, the Giants dominated in the proceedings.
Rob Marsden and Dave Aliu shared top spot in the voting with 10 each, while team-mate James Jones was third with nine.
Aliu meanwhile is a veteran who gets better with age and regularly provided the main thrust behind Giants' surge to a play-off place, mostly utilising his superb inside-outside game and vast experience.
Jones has taken his game to a new level this year with some astonishing assists numbers.


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Nurses address global health care concerns through virtual learning
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(BPT) - People are more connected now than ever before thanks to the globalization of technology, international travel, commerce and industry. But this interconnectedness also means that health concerns, which were once limited to a community, can have a global impact. The Zika virus, the outbreak recently declared a global emergency by the World Health Organization (WHO), is the latest example of a foreign health issue that quickly raised concern within our borders.
Nurses are using the technology that connects us to prepare for this new reality. Through virtual simulation education, they are learning to care for diverse populations and practicing global health scenarios including epidemics, rare illnesses and other infectious diseases.
"Globalization has changed our approach to health care. Viral diseases can spread rapidly, so we have to be ready," says Dee McGonigle, professor in Chamberlain College of Nursing's Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree program. "Virtual learning environments provide valuable, interactive education on best practices for patient safety and disease containment in a real-time scenario that mimics real life."
Dr. McGonigle heads up the college's 3-D Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). During the Ebola outbreak in 2014, she and several colleagues built the Virtual Ebola Treatment Center (VETC) in Second Life, a virtual world created by its global community of users. In Second Life, users — known as residents — are represented by avatars that can walk, run, sit, stand, fly and interact with other residents.
Chamberlain students learned how to admit and care for Ebola patients by practicing scenarios in the VETC within Second Life. Faculty from the MSN Informatics specialty track facilitated and mentored students through the risk-free virtual learning experience.
Like the Zika virus, the Ebola crisis was a wake-up call that proved how quickly disease can spread and how important it is to be prepared. Seemingly overnight, health care professionals and students nationwide were tasked with developing expertise on a disease that was previously of little concern to U.S. citizens.
"Nurses around the world were looking for answers," says Dr. McGonigle. "We knew we had the opportunity to build a critical training tool to prepare our students to treat Ebola patients."
Chamberlain alumna Kellany Cadogan-Noland, now a clinical learning lab specialist at Chamberlain, utilized Second Life for her MSN Informatics Specialty Track nursing project. Second Life nursing projects are designed to help those who cannot complete them in a real-world situation because of geographic or other limitations.
Cadogan-Noland used the VETC to test potential responses to an Ebola outbreak in the United States. She collaborated with mentors around the country to determine which infrastructures and clinical processes — such as clinical dressing locations for hospital staff — were most effective at disease containment. Within weeks of completing her project, the West African outbreak had spread to the United States. Cadogan-Noland and her team adjusted their VETC strategy to implement and test containment plans as they were announced by the WHO.
"I benefitted more from Second Life than I would have through an onsite project because we could adapt the virtual environment to our learning needs so quickly," Cadogan-Noland says. "I was able to quickly test scenarios through simulations. We couldn't have accomplished this within such a short timeframe in a brick and mortar facility."
Chamberlain faculty and students can easily adapt their model of virtual simulation education to address other emerging global health issues like the Zika virus, giving nurses like Cadogan-Noland an extraordinary window to the rest of the world. Dr. McGonigle and other Chamberlain leaders behind the VETC are planning more interprofessional collaboration in the future to explore new innovative applications of the virtual learning experience for their students.
"The quality of virtual learning is continually evolving with enhanced technology and feedback from putting simulation methods into practice," says Dr. McGonigle. "We have so much more to discover with virtual learning. We are just getting started as we use it this to educate nurses who will go on to transform health care worldwide."


Alun Wyn Jones has committed his future to the game in Wales after re-signing his National Dual Contract (NDC) to continuing playing for the Ospreys.
The 32-year-old, capped 116 times by Wales is in his 13th season with the PRO14 side, having come through the development pathway and is joint second in the all-time list of appearances on 223, 110 of them as captain.
Commenting on the news, the British & Irish Lions second row said he felt the region would be able to maintain his high standards, as team-mates Dan Biggar and Rhys Webb head for the exit in the summer.
Jones said: "I'm thankful for the collaboration between the WRU and Ospreys which will look after my best interests and enables me to play the best rugby possible.
WRU group chief executive, Martyn Phillips, said: "Alun Wyn committing his future to the game here in Wales is another huge boost for Welsh rugby.
Ospreys rugby general manager, Dan Griffiths, said: "This is fantastic news for the Ospreys, for Alun Wyn and for Welsh rugby as a whole and will give everybody a welcome boost. The NDC benefits all parties, allowing Wales and ourselves to retain his services while putting the player front and centre in terms of planning for the next World Cup.
In the absence of the injured Sam Warburton, Jones will captain Wales in their Six Nations finale against France on Saturday.


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Nancy Garfield-Woodbridge began her distinguished career as an author and educator at an early age. She has been writing since childhood, and was once the editor of her school newspaper. In pursuit of her passions, she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in literature from Bennington College in 1955, earning a full-tuition scholarship, and a Master of Science in education from Hofstra University in 1972, where she completed postgraduate work in 1973. Ms. Garfield-Woodbridge also became certified to teach kindergarten through eighth grade, and English to grades seven through nine.
While Ms. Garfield-Woodbridge was at Bennington College, she worked during her winter and summer vacations as an editorial assistant at the Wenner Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research. There, she contributed to the "Directory of Anthropological Institutions" and "Man's Role in Changing the Face of Earth." After graduation, she served as the picture editor for "Forbes Magazine," in 1955 and as the editor-in-chief of "The Gifted Child Magazine" in New York City from 1956 to 1958.
With her invaluable degrees and professional experiences in hand and a strong desire to fulfill her dreams, Ms. Garfield-Woodbridge acquired numerous positions as a writer and educator over the years. She launched her first children's book, "The Tuesday Elephant," illustrated by Tom Feelings and published by Thomas Y. Crowell, in 1968. In 1970, the book she wrote on Thailand, "The Dancing Monkey," was published by G.P. Putnam. She was director of special projects for Girl Scouts of the USA in New York City from 1973 to 2000, where she oversaw books like "Worlds to Explore," "From Dreams to Reality," "Juvenile Justice," and "Careers to Explore." During that time, Ms. Garfield-Woodbridge worked on more than 60 publications, as well as grant requests like the U.S. Department of Education's Careers to Explore and From Dreams to Reality programs. She also held the titles of research associate to the vice president and editor at New York Institute of Technology in Westbury, N.Y., from 1972 to 1973, and vice president of Information Retrieval Systems in Great Neck, N.Y., from 1958 to 1972.
Since 2000, Ms. Garfield-Woodbridge has been a children's author. Her books include "The Tuesday Elephant," "The Dancing Monkey," "Poems in Exile," and "A Bouquet of Fairy Tales." Further, Ms. Garfield-Woodbridge has penned the likes of "Hilary and the Secret Skulls," "Stories from Around the World," "More Stories from Around the World," "Arctic Butterfly," and "The Islanders." Her books "Journey" and "If I Had $1500, I Would Clean My Karma," were written pseudonymously. Most recently, in 2018, Ms. Garfield-Woodbridge wrote six books: "The Magic Paintbrush," "The Rainbird," "Shanti Means Peace," "Gideon's Dreams," "The Honey Hunt," and "Moonbeam Flowers." Her newest piece, "Suns of Darkness," is to be published in 2020.
Keeping up with her field, Ms. Garfield-Woodbridge is a member of The Academy of Poets. She is also affiliated with The Author's Guild, Milford Fine Arts Council, and the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. Over the course of her career, she has utilized her extensive knowledge in roles as a speaker at the Governor's Conference on Juvenile Justice in Baton Rouge, LA, as a speaker for the vice president's Task Force on Youth Employment in 1979, and as a presenter at the Education Commission for the States in Denver in 1979.
In recognition of her achievements, Ms. Garfield-Woodbridge received the Dr. John C. Sevier Award for Service to Youth with Disabilities from the YMCA-USA in 1989, a scholarship from the Breadloaf Writers Conference in Vermont in 1967, and has been featured in numerous volumes of Who's Who of American Women, Who's Who in the World, and Who's Who in America.


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Q: Zend plugin to capture referrer for every visitor To build some simple analytics for our site - I am trying to capture the source from where the user lands on our page and if he ends up registering - store the source in the database.
Since this code has to be on all the pages - I thought of adding it to the layout.phtml
This is what I have so far (just a rough draft)

$ref_cookie = $_COOKIE["xyzcom-referrer"];
if(!Zend_Auth::getInstance()->hasIdentity() && $ref_cookie==null) {
$ref=null;
$ref=$_GET['ref'];
if($ref==null || strlen($ref)==0)
    $ref= $_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"];
//set in cookie incase user returns later and registers
setcookie("xyzcom-referrer",$ref);
}

Its pretty self explanatory - if the user is not logged in - I'm trying to get the referrer either thru the ref parameter or thru HTTP_REFERRER. The reason I'm storing it in a cookie is a user might visit the site today but sign up one week later.
So everytime a user registers, I will see if this cookie is set - if it is - I will get the value and insert it in the database as the referring source.
Is this the best way to approach this.
Or should I write like a controller plugin - if so how do I go about it.
Thanks for your tips.

A: The layout is not really the place for this sort of logic, so yes I would suggest moving it to a controller plugin. This should be straightforward, create a plugin class, register it with the front controller, and in the class create a preDispatch method (as explained in the manual) and move your code to that.
There are also a few issues with your code:

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*You are assuming HTTP_REFERER will be set, but it may not be.

*You are setting a session only cookie (that will be deleted when the user closes his/her browser) without a path (meaning if it is set in a sub-directory on your site it will not be available to your homepage). You'll want to supply the 3rd and 4th parameters to setcookie() to address these problems.


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Yes you can. It is a format that has remained the same since series eight in 2013. "But the bad thing is I've got to keep (the bandage) on until Sunday. View production, box office, & company info. The competition may have only just begun but Diversity's Perri Kiely and Steps star "H" have already become the frontrunners to battle it out for the Dancing on Ice crown. He beat Diversity's Perri Kiely in the final vote. Joe Swash won Dancing On Ice in 2020 - but who will win in 2021? Mon 9 Mar 5:51pm. As we wait to find out if the predictions turn out to be true, here's all you need to know about the Dancing on Ice 2020 final. Last year, James Jordan and Alexandra Schauman were crowned winners of the eleventh series during the grand final. alerts and find out about everything before anyone else. Looking for some great streaming picks? Speaking of her experience on the show, Goddard told Dancing on Ice hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby that she was happy with what she had achieved during her short time on the show. There's nothing that makes us feel cosier tucked up on the couch than watching celebs fall face first into the cold and unforgiving ice as they get to grips with the new terrain. However, in 2019, the ice skating themed show began on Sunday 6th January and ended on Sunday 10 March. Was this review helpful to you? "As soon as I heard it I wanted it to be about my continued recovery from breast cancer. A comedian has been revealed as the twelfth and final Dancing on Ice contestants for the 2021 series and now we can't wait for it to commence. The winner of Dancing on Ice was announced last night but did your favourite win? The final was watched by 4.6 million viewers. "Without question, Joe, most improved," Phil told Joe, handing him and Alex the coveted DOI trophy. ITV have yet to release an official date for the final. Dancing on Ice returns to TV screens on Sunday 12 January at 6pm on ITV. However, they have yet to be released. Joe Swash and partner Alexandra scooped the Dancing on Ice trophy. DANCING ON ICE has challenged 12 celebrities to prove themselves on the ice rink for a chance to be crowned the 2020 champions. Joe Swash crowned winner of Dancing on Ice 2020 Joe Swash, Perri Kiely and Libby Clegg all made it through to the final of the hit show March 08, 2020 - 20:10 GMT The final two will then take on Torvill and Dean's signature Ravel's Bolero, which won them their Olympic gold, before one is crowned Dancing on Ice champions 2020. 0 of 0 people found this review helpful. I did say to them, 'Is it not a little bit overkill?' Dancing on Ice: Who was the 2020 champion? Even the last week of the DOI rehearsals was full of drama, with Joe sustaining a serious ear injury while practising his routine for the finale on Sunday night. They will then participate in the grand final and are required to perform a number of routines. The British public like to see an underdog have its day, and thankfully that meant the outcome of this lame duck show was certainly not as predicted.The bad news though is that it seems it will return next year. All rights reserved. I'm going to have to take it off for the show, but I've got to keep it on all week. She also explained that the song she performed to – Heather Small's Proud – had a special meaning for her. Dancing on Ice 2020 kicked off back in January as a new crop of stars learnt how to skate. Dancing on Ice 2020 Final Vote results revealed! 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After an incredible series of spectacular performances, painful falls and show-stopping outfits, the 12 incredible celebrity contestants were whittled down to just three on Sunday night, with celebrities Joe, Perri and Libby making it through to the intense final following weeks of public votes and skate-offs. Before then, the series lasted for 12 weeks. If you wish to change your mind and would like to stop receiving communications from hellomagazine.com, you can revoke your consent by clicking on "unsubscribe" in the footer of the newsletter. Dancing On Ice 2020 voting figures from last night's final have been revealed.. After ten weeks of competition, Sunday evening saw the winner of Dancing On Ice … Sorry, there was a problem with your subscription. This FAQ is empty. The duo captivated the hearts of the judges and audience alike over the last few months, and Joe suffered falls and injuries to eventually win. James Jordan and Alexandra Schauman were crowned winners, Trisha Goddard was the first celebrity to leave the competition, How to watch Chelsea vs Southampton - the first Premier League match on new pay-per-view system, Tier 2 and Tier 3 'childcare bubble' rules explained - and if grandparents can look after child, The Covid postcode checker explained, and which areas are in which tier, Rules and restrictions on moving between Tier 2 and Tier 1 areas under the new Covid system, Hamley's reveals top Christmas toy predictions. Like this story? Add the first question. Dancing on Ice has confirmed that 2020 winner Joe Swash just barely squeaked out a win over runner-up Perri Kiely in the grand finale voting.. The presenter, 38, and the pro figure-skater, 29, were announced as … Talk-show host Trisha Goddard was the first celebrity to leave the competition alongside her professional dance partner Lukasz Rozycki. Each week the … 's newsletter, you acknowledge that you have read and accepted hellomagazine.com's privacy policy, the cookies policy, and the website terms of use, and that you consent to hellomagazine.com using your data according to the established laws. Dancing on Ice has returned to our TV screens with a new group of celebrities performing a range of routines in front a panel of judges and a live studio audience each week. The pair were in the dance off alongside newsreader Lucrezia Millarini and her partner Brendyn Hatfield. Joe Swash and professional partner Alexandra Schauman have been crowned the winners of Dancing on Ice 2020! Activate HELLO! Still, the EastEnders star didn't let his injury hold him back, and like his fellow celebrities, he certainly skated up a storm on Sunday night! © 2020 Associated Newspapers Limited. However, the judges chose to save Lucrezia for another week. More information can be found on sroaudiences.com. Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends. This year's competition lasts for 10 weeks. Joe and Alex were crowned the Dancing on Ice 2020 Champions last night, but how close were the results? I want to do it for all the people going through breast cancer. Can't have everything I suppose. With Ashley Banjo, Jordan Banjo, John Barrowman, Michael Barrymore. Elsewhere on Sunday's final, Joe Swash and Alex Murphy were crowned the winners of Dancing On Ice 2020. MORE: Joe Swash rushed to hospital for emergency surgery after nasty ear injury. When the winner was announced by host Phillip Schofield, an emotional and overwhelmed Joe could barely speak, but did manage to say: "It's the most amazing experience, to share it with Al..." Perri cheered and clapped for his co-star, and paid Joe tribute, saying; "Joe has come so far and I've genuinely made a friend for life." The third episode in the series will be the first time all of the celebrities perform on one night. WATCH: Phillip Schofield cries during Dancing on Ice. Diversity star Perri Kiely and Vanessa Bauer placed second in the competition, with Libby Clegg and Mark Hanretty coming in third place. READ: Ashley Banjo reveals Phillip Schofield was 'shaking with nerves' ahead of Dancing on Ice after revealing his sexuality. "I've knocked the ear and it's like a cauliflower ear, it just got swollen and they had to drain it and cut it a little bit," the 38-year-old explained on Instagram. The former soap star had to undergo emergency surgery after his skating partner Alex accidentally sliced his ear with her skate during a risky move on the ice. By registering to HELLO! Check out some of the IMDb editors' favorites movies and shows to round out your Watchlist. Some viewers felt that Perri Kiely was a more worthy winner. Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Aww! Explaining how the incident gave him "cauliflower ear", which then became infected, Joe was forced to wear a huge bandage on his head. Joe Swash has been crowned the winner of ITV's Dancing on Ice following an incredible routine in the rink, Joe Swash rushed to hospital for emergency surgery after nasty ear injury, Ashley Banjo reveals Phillip Schofield was 'shaking with nerves' ahead of Dancing on Ice after revealing his sexuality.
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