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Two face jail for stealing snowdrops from Walsingham
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PUBLISHED: 16:21 25 March 2019 | UPDATED: 16:34 25 March 2019
Snowdrops in full bloom at Walsingham Picture: Ian Burt
Archant 2018
Two men face prison after stealing thousands of snowdrops from a Norfolk estate.
Peter Gibbs, 30 and Stefan Simpson, also 30, were among a gang which stole an estimated 13,000 snowdrop bulbs, worth around £1,500, from the Walsingham Estate, near Fakenham.
King's Lynn magistrates heard Gibbs and Simpson were in a car with Louis Stoker, 22, which police pulled over on the A148 at around 2am on Wednesday, March 13.
Jane Walker, prosecuting, said when officers searched the vehicle, they found bin bags filled with bulbs.
All three were arrested on suspicion of theft. In interview Gibbs of Colville Road, Newton-in-the-Isle, Cambs, told police: "I'll admit I was picking flowers but I didn't think I was doing anything wrong."
Simpson of Lilac Close, Wisbech, said he had been doing fencing work when a traveller asked him if he wanted to earn extra money picking flowers for £10 a bag.
He approached the others, telling them they could earn £5 a bag, Ms Walker said.
After climbing over a wall during the early hours to pick the bulbs by the light of their mobile phone torches, they placed around 20 bags in an estate car driven by another man, the court was told.
They then drove off the remainder of the bags but were stopped by police.
Gibbs and Simpson admitted theft and damage to the ground where the flowers were being grown. Stoker of Walton Road, East Winch, had been dealt with earlier by way of a formal caution, the court was told.
Chair of the bench Louise Barber told Gibbs and Simpson: "This is so serious we're going to commit it to crown court for sentence. Our powers are not sufficient enough."
A pre-sentence report covering all options will now be produced. Both were bailed until a date to be set on condition they do not enter Walsingham or the Walsingham Estate, or contact each other.
After today's hearing John Downing, land agent at Walsingham, said bulb theft was "a significant problem" for the estate.
"We're very grateful to the police and hopefully this will deter people from thinking they can just come into the countryside and help themselves," he said.


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Umeå landsförsamling är en församling inom Svenska kyrkan i Södra Västerbottens kontrakt av Luleå stift.
Församlingen ingår i Umeå pastorat och ligger i Umeå kommun, Västerbottens län.

Administrativ historik
Umeå landsförsamling har medeltida ursprung. Ur församlingen har utbrutits: 1606 Lycksele församling, 30 augusti 1646 Umeå stadsförsamling, 1768 Degerfors församling, 1793 Hörnefors-Strömbäck bruksförsamling (införlivades igen 1861), 1802 Holmöns församling, 1823 Sävars församling, 1825 Vännäs församling, 27 februari 1863 Holmsunds församling, 1 maj 1913 en del av den då bildade Hörnefors församling och 1963 Tavelsjö församling och Tegs församling.

1970 överfördes till Umeå stadsförsamling ett område med 175 invånare och med en areal av 20,80 kvadratkilometer, varav 18,40 kvadratkilometer land.

Församlingen utgjorde till 11 februari 1617 ett eget pastorat för att därefter till 1673 vara moderförsamling i pastoratet Umeå landsförsamling och Lycksele som 30 augusti 1646 utökades med Umeå stadsförsamling. Från 1673  till 1800 moderförsamling i pastoratet Umeå landsförsamling, Umeå stadsförsamling som 1768 utökades med Degerfors församling och 1793 med Hörnefors-Strömbäck bruksförsamling. Från 1800  till 1835 moderförsamling i pastoratet Umeå landsförsamling, Umeå stadsförsamling och Hörnefors-Strömbäck som 1802 utökades med Holmöns församling, 1823 med Sävars församling och 1825 med Vännäs församling. Från 1835 till 1861 Umeå landsförsamling, Umeå stadsförsamling och Hörnefors-Strömbäck och från 1861 till 1871  Umeå landsförsamling och Umeå stadsförsamling som 27 februari 1863 utökades med Holmsunds församling. Från 1871 till 1 maj 1918 moderförsamling i pastoratet Umeå landsförsamling och Holmsund, därefter till 1963 ett eget pastorat. Från 1963 till 2014 moderförsamling i pastoratet Umeå och Tavelsjö. Från 1 januari 1926 till 31 december 1962 var församlingen uppdelad i två kyrkobokföringsdistrikt: Umeå landsförsamlings södra kbfd (240601) och Tavelsjö kbfd (240602). Från 2014 ingår församlingen i Umeå pastorat.

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Umeå landsförsamling omfattade den 1 november 1975 (enligt indelningen 1 januari 1976) en areal av 477,1 kvadratkilometer, varav 466,1 kvadratkilometer land.

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He takes punches; he rolls with them, he slips in – he's got all the skillset in the world,"-Peter Fury said, as quoted by skysports.com. "He's not just mastered one skillset and stuck to it; this guy has got multi gears in his closet and can turn the heat up and down.
He ticks all the boxes," Gareth A. Davies commented on the 'behind the scenes' situation. Many hope that Fury and Usyk will be in the ring, but there are still some things to decide about that. "Usyk didn't have an interim fight.
Tyson Fury did, obviously, on December the 3rd, on that cold night at Spurs," said Gareth A. Davies to talkSPORT Boxing. "You never know. Usyk may suddenly be saying, 'I'm not sure. I might want a tune-up before I fight Tyson Fury.' He may not.
Tyson mentioned the hand injury. He mentioned it to me on the night, so who knows what's going on in the background. They may be looking at the purse split, the site fee, and all those things."
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Bob Arum and Frank Warren are the main characters in the whole story.
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A 65-year-old New Jersey man known as "Wild Willie" was sentenced to five years in state prison for shooting his neighbor's poodle in the head, ultimately killing the animal, authorities said.
William D. Stroemel had his sentence handed down by Superior Court Judge Gerard H. Breland as the result of a negotiated plea deal, Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina said.
Stroemel, a heavy equipment operator, in April pleaded guilty to possession of a weapon for unlawful purpose and animal cruelty.
The investigation began in September 2019, when the owners of a 9-year-old Pomeranian-poodle mix told police a neighbor had found him howling in pain the previous day, Coffina said.
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Q: MySQL View in place of subquery does not return the same result The query below is grabbing some information about a category of toys and showing the most recent sale price for three levels of condition (e.g., Brand New, Used, Refurbished). The price for each sale is almost always different. One other thing - the sales table row id's are not necessarily in chronological order, e.g., a toy with a sale id of 5 could have happened later than a toy with a sale id of 10).
This query works but is not performant. It runs in a manageable amount of time, usually about 1s. However, I need to add yet another left join to include some more data, which causes the query time to balloon up to about 9s, no bueno.
Here is the working but nonperformant query:
SELECT b.brand_name, t.toy_id, t.toy_name, t.toy_number, tt.toy_type_name, cp.catalog_product_id, s.date_sold, s.condition_id, s.sold_price FROM brands AS b
LEFT JOIN toys AS t ON t.brand_id = b.brand_id
JOIN toy_types AS tt ON t.toy_type_id = tt.toy_type_id
LEFT JOIN catalog_products AS cp ON cp.toy_id = t.toy_id
LEFT JOIN toy_category AS tc ON tc.toy_category_id = t.toy_category_id
LEFT JOIN (
    SELECT date_sold, sold_price, catalog_product_id, condition_id
    FROM sales
    WHERE invalid = 0 AND condition_id <= 3
    ORDER BY date_sold DESC
) AS s ON s.catalog_product_id = cp.catalog_product_id
WHERE tc.toy_category_id = 1
GROUP BY t.toy_id, s.condition_id
ORDER BY t.toy_id ASC, s.condition_id ASC

But like I said it's slow. The sales table has about 200k rows.
What I tried to do was create the subquery as a view, e.g.,
CREATE VIEW sales_view AS
SELECT date_sold, sold_price, catalog_product_id, condition_id
FROM sales
WHERE invalid = 0 AND condition_id <= 3
ORDER BY date_sold DESC

Then replace the subquery with the view, like
SELECT b.brand_name, t.toy_id, t.toy_name, t.toy_number, tt.toy_type_name, cp.catalog_product_id, s.date_sold, s.condition_id, s.sold_price FROM brands AS b
LEFT JOIN toys AS t ON t.brand_id = b.brand_id
JOIN toy_types AS tt ON t.toy_type_id = tt.toy_type_id
LEFT JOIN catalog_products AS cp ON cp.toy_id = t.toy_id
LEFT JOIN toy_category AS tc ON tc.toy_category_id = t.toy_category_id
LEFT JOIN sales_view AS s ON s.catalog_product_id = cp.catalog_product_id
WHERE tc.toy_category_id = 1
GROUP BY t.toy_id, s.condition_id
ORDER BY t.toy_id ASC, s.condition_id ASC

Unfortunately, this change causes the query to no longer grab the most recent sale, and the sales price it returns is no longer the most recent.
Why is it that the table view doesn't return the same result as the same select as a subquery?
After reading just about every top-n-per-group stackoverflow question and blog article I could find, getting a query that actually worked was fantastic. But now that I need to extend the query one more step I'm running into performance issues. If anybody wants to sidestep the above question and offer some ways to optimize the original query, I'm all ears!
Thanks for any and all help.

A: The solution to the subquery performance issue was to use the answer provided here: Groupwise maximum
I thought that this approach could only be used when querying a single table, but indeed it works even when you've joined many other tables. You just have to left join the same table twice using the s.date_sold < s2.date_sold join condition and make sure the where clause looks for the null value in the second table's id column.

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Read the article about Jean-Paul Belmondo "Godard made me love the cinema"
Doulos: The Finger Man by Jean-Pierre Melville (Le Doulos 1962, 1:48)
Maurice prepares a robbery with his friend Silien, without knowing that the latter is a «doulos,» a police informer. Serge Reggiani is admirable and Jean-Paul Belmondo unforgettable in his role as a character with disconcerting reactions. The first Melvillian thriller.
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Up to His Ears by Philippe de Broca (Les Tribulations d'un Chinois en Chine, 1965, 1:49)
A billionaire is bored. He wants to commit suicide. He buys life insurance, then asks a friend to kill him. But beforehand, he falls in love and no longer wants to die. A comical alliance between the unflappable Jean Rochefort and the acrobatics of Belmondo.
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Pierrot le fou by Jean-Luc Godard (1965, 1:55)
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Itinerary of a Spoiled Child by Claude Lelouch (Itinéraire d'un enfant gâté, 1988, 2:01)
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A Monkey in Winter by Henri Verneuil (Un singe en hiver, 1962, 1:43)
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Greed in the Sun by Henri Verneuil (Cent mille dollars au soleil, 1963, 2:04)
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Read the article about Pierre Richard "Before, I was a character. Now I am an actor. A young actor."
The Troubles of Alfred by Pierre Richard (Les Malheurs d'Alfred, 1972, 1:33)
Alfred, an unlucky architect, attempts suicide on the same day as Agathe, a victim of heartache. Pierre Richard spins and twirls with irresistible candor in this hilarious charge against television.
Pathé Cordeliers Wed. 11am | Villeurbanne Thu. 8:30pm
The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe by Yves Robert (Le Grand blond avec une chaussure noire, 1972, 1:30)
To deceive his deputy and rival, the head of French intelligence randomly chooses a man and assigns him to a very dangerous spy. A hilarious vaudeville comedy and a malicious parody of espionage.
Pathé Bellecour Tue. 11am | Pathé Bellecour Fri. 2:30pm | Pathé Cordeliers Sat. 2:45pm
The Goat by Francis Veber (La Chèvre, 1981, 1:33)
A classic of French comedy carried off by a duo: Pierre Richard as an inveterate kidder, and Gérard Depardieu as a confused private detective. Both aim to bring home the daughter of a CEO, kidnapped in Latin America.
Pathé Bellecour Thu. 4pm | UGC Confluence Fri. 8:30pm | Pathé Vaulx-en-Velin Sun. 2:30pm
Tell Me about Che by Pierre Richard (Parlez-moi du Che, 1987, 1:00)
At a time when his ideals are commercially exploited, what remains today of the internationalist values and commitments of Che? Pierre Richard and Jean Cormier go off to Cuba in search of more.
Institut Lumière theater 2 Thu. 6pm, preceded by Pierre Richard's master class.
• Françoise Fabian
Read the article about Françoise Fabian "If it's difficult for me to talk about her, it's because I have the impression I'm talking about myself."
My Night at Maud's by Eric Rohmer (Ma nuit chez Maud, 1969, 1:50)
An engineer enjoying the tranquility of a provincial town feels a great attraction to a young woman, who is free and independent. A jewel of the French New Wave with Françoise Fabian and Jean-Louis Trintignant.
Comœdia Thu. 7pm | Pathé Cordeliers Fri. 2:30pm
Specialists by Sergio Corbucci (Gli specialisti, 1969, 1:43, French version)
Hud (Johnny Hallyday) wants to avenge his brother, who was lynched for having looted a bank. An iconic spaghetti western of cold violence, directed by one of the pioneers of the genre, admired by Tarantino: Sergio Corbucci.
Pathé Bellecour Wed. 5:30pm | Institut Lumière Sat. 4:45pm
• James B. Harris
Some Call it Loving (Sleeping Beauty) by James B. Harris (1973, 1:42)
A lonely man buys a woman who has been in a deep sleep for eight years at a fairground. When he wakes her up, a surprise awaits. A strange and wonderful fantasy, a cinematographic adventure.
Institut Lumière Wed. 2:30pm | Pathé Bellecour Sat. 10pm
Cop by James B. Harris (1988, 1:50)
A police tracks a serial killer who no one believes exists. An adaptation of a novel by James Ellroy, with dynamic overlapping emotions. Starring James Wood, both compelling and repulsive.
Cinéma Opéra Tue. 8:15pm | Institut Lumière theater 2 Fri. 8:30pm
Lolita by Stanley Kubrick (1962, 2:33)
A man marries a widow and woos her daughter. Peter Sellers gives an explosive performance, while James Mason is perfectly refined and ambiguous. Then there is young Sue Lyon, sensual and electric. A brilliant adaptation of Nabokov's novel, and the last of three films produced by the man who launched Kubrick's career: James B. Harris.
Pathé Bellecour Thu. 10:15am | UGC Cité Internationale Sat. 8:30pm
• Grover Crisp
The Way We Were by Sydney Pollack (1973, 1:58)
The Hollywood witch-hunt as told through the tumultuous love story of two people (Barbara Streisand and Robert Redford) who have opposing views. This America of conspiracy theories carries a misery at its core, ready to implode.
UGC Confluence Wed. 8:30pm | Pathé Cordeliers Thu. 11am | Comœdia Fri. 9:45pm| Charbonnières Sat.8:30pm
The Last Detail by Hal Ashby (1973, 1:44)
Two officers must escort a kleptomaniac from one prison to another. An urban road movie in the America of the 1970s. Jack Nicholson at the peak of his talent.
Comœdia Tue. 6:45pm | Pathé Bellecour Wed. 4:45pm | CNP Sat. 8:15pm | Cinéma Opéra Sun. 5:15pm
Shampoo by Hal Ashby (1975, 1:49)
Avid seducer George Roundy (Warren Beatty) has affairs with all the clients of his hair salon. Wide collars, sequins galore, sexual freedom... the seventies forever!
Comœdia Wed. 11am | Pathé Cordeliers Sat. 5:15pm | Neuville Sun. 5pm


What's better than a brand new Audi with AT&T LTE built in? A brand new Audi with LTE that has an NVIDIA software system to back it up. CES 2014 is shaping up to be the battle over your dashboard, and NVIDIA is looking to make their mark by bringing their Tegra experience and Visual Computing Module to Audis this year, and hopefully more cars down the road.
Audi is looking to find the car of tomorrow's dashboard and has turned to NVIDIA to help them realize it. The 12.3″ high definition display is powered by Tegra 3 and is capable of running the necessary gauges for the car alongside maps and other pertinent information at the same time. The other innovation NVIDIA and Audi are getting together to work on is the 10.2″ SmartDisplay, dockable-tablet that integrates with the car's video and audio systems. This tablet has a full access to Google Play for all the media you would ever need to keep the kids quiet on that long road trip.
All of this is brought together by NVIDIA's Visual Computing Module which gives automakers like Audi a stable system to implement in their vehicles. The VCM is powered by an NVIDIA Kepler CPU with a dedicated video and audio processor as well. Combine that with the news that Google is working on an Android port for cars and the future of dashboards is getting pretty exciting.
LAS VEGAS—CES—Jan. 7, 2014—NVIDIA today announced that three newin-vehicle systems powered by the NVIDIA® Tegra® Visual ComputingModulehttp://www.nvidia.com/object/visual-computing-module.html(VCM)will soon begin shipping in Audi's vehicles.
· a high-resolution digital cockpit with unprecedented, vivid 3Dgraphical displays.
The Tegra VCMs powering these systems are highly flexible platforms,incorporating an automotive-grade NVIDIA Tegra mobile processor with anNVIDIA 4-Plus-1™ core CPU, a multi-core GPU and dedicated audio, video andimage processors.
The Tegra VCM uniquely enables carmakers to slide the most currentprocessors into their electronics systems, allowing for faster evolution ofin-vehicle systems as newer hardware becomes available. This modularitydramatically narrows the technology gap that has traditionally existedbetween consumer electronics and the long development lifecycles ofin-vehicle systems.
Building on Audi's modular infotainment platform, known as MIB andintroduced in 2012, the automaker's next-generation platform will beginappearing in next year's models.
The award-winning Audi Connect system brings an unprecedented level ofintegration into the car, enabling Google Earth and Google Street Viewnavigation, as well as real-time traffic and parking information – allaccessible via speech and handwriting recognition. The newest system,powered by Tegra 3, will more than double the performance of itspredecessor.
Audi also launched a new category of mobile device, known as a SmartDisplay. This multimedia computer powered by a Tegra 4 processor isdesigned for rear-seat use, yet seamlessly integrates with the car's audioand video systems. It has been hardened to withstand a wide range ofoperational conditions, from -40 degrees Celsius to 80 degrees Celsius, andto withstand the shocks and vibrations that driving conditions can present.
Featuring a 10.2-inch screen, the dockable tablet runs the latest versionof the Android operating system, with full access to Google Play and theAndroid App Store for hundreds of thousands of e-books, music, games andfilms that can be enjoyed by passengers in the car.
Additionally, Audi unveiled a new, fully digital instrument cluster,powered by Tegra 3. The virtual cockpit – which will first appear in the2015 Audi TT sports coupe – delivers clearly presented information to thedriver on a 12.3-inch, high-definition display.
The virtual cockpit features refined digital gauges with smooth needleanimation, as well as beautiful 3D maps, delivering an elegant, informativedisplay. Drivers have the ability to configure the dashboard controls basedon their personal preferences.
The power of the NVIDIA Tegra for automotive applications will bedemonstrated in NVIDIA booth 30207 at the 2014 International ConsumerElectronics Show in Las Vegas, Jan. 7-10, in the South Hall of the LasVegas Convention Center.
Today, there are more than 4.5 million cars on the road powered by NVIDIAprocessors, including the newest models from Audi, Volkswagen, Skoda, andSEAT. Find out more at www.nvidia.com/automotive.


Trendstop brings FashionUnited readers a first look at the latest menswear silhouettes emerging for the Fall/Winter 2019-20 season.
Trendstop's menswear experts bring you the essential silhouettes from a host of top designers, that will be informing the future of the men's apparel market. These key shapes and constructions will be crucial for your next collection and our comprehensive, global catwalk coverage and accompanying trend galleries evaluate each trend's commercial value and longevity, giving you the best possible basis for your decision making.
This week, FashionUnited readers get an exclusive look at three menswear silhouette directions influencing the Fall/Winter 2019-20 season and beyond. Casual outerwear and classic sports silhouettes get a formal upgrade through considered construction in Refined Sports Shapes and Formal Padded Tech.
Staggered Layering reinvents a seasonal styling staple, playing with length and line to introduce new forms to the menswear wardrobe.
Tracksuits, joggers and zipper sweatshirts are refined for Fall Winter 2019-20 with slimmed down proportions and contemporised lines. Classic athleisure shapes are reworked with luxurious yet technical material choices to give a sophisticated flow and movement to performance pieces.
Padded and puffer shapes move away from their casual and streetwear origins into the formalwear arena. Trench coats and wide leg pants are softened with padding effects and subtle technical elements while quilted outerwear takes on a cleaner look with cocooning forms and pared-back, performance-led styling.
A key element for Fall/Winter dressing, layered looks are updated for the new season. Mixed length hemlines create a staggered effect, amplifying and adding fresh interest to head-to-toe single colours. Longline pieces are worn under short jackets and vice-versa, with loose fits and wide proportions bringing a new fluidity to tailoring.
FashionUnited readers can get free access to Trendstop's Fall Winter 2018-19 Urban Heritage Merchandising Theme report, a guide to one of the most directional merchandising themes for menswear. Simply click the banner to receive your complimentary report.


Gowling WLG's global food and drink team has advised Aston Manor, the UK's largest independent cider producer, on its sale to Agrial Group.
With £134 million turnover for 2017, Aston Manor's range of brands includes Kingstone Press, Frosty Jack's and Knights, as well as own-label products for British retailers.
Founded by former Aston Villa chairman, Doug Ellis, Aston Manor is a family-created business, with three generations of the Ellis family involved in the transaction.
Led by Andrew Lawton Smith, the team at Gowling WLG included property partner Phil Clissitt, Paris-based corporate partner Danhoe Reddy-Girard, employment director Anna Fletcher, principal associates Tom Rank and Susannah Fink and corporate associate Rachel Mobberley.
This is the largest acquisition that Agrial has done to date and marks a further step in the international expansion of Eclor, Agrial's Beverage Division, enabling the business to grow and develop across Europe, North America and the Far East. The brand is the leading player in the French cider market.


Flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) announced the rescheduling of several flights to New Zealand and Australia because of the ongoing repair of an aviation fuel pipeline at the Auckland airport in New Zealand.
However, PAL said in a statement, its operations "remain unhampered" in Auckland and in Cairns, Australia, which is the airline's hub in Australia, New Zealand and other South Pacific destinations.
PAL said the damaged pipeline had resulted in the temporary rationing of fuel to airplanes departing Auckland.
"Auckland airport continues to work closely with local airline representatives, oil companies and the New Zealand government to ensure a prompt resolution of this fuel disruption," PAL added.
The airline said it sent fuel to Auckland last Tuesday and Thursday for the use of its planes.
"Despite the cost of an aircraft upgrading, PAL opted to carry out such measure to ensure that operations continue for the benefit of the flying public.
Consequently, PAL said it would be reducing its four weekly flights from Manila to Auckland via Cairns to two flights but using the wide-body 363-seater A330.
Passengers booked for flight PR-218 (Manila-Cairns-Auckland) on Sept. 24 and 28 will be accommodated on Sept. 25 and 29, respectively.


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Eric Bieniemy becomes logical candidate for Colorado job after Mel Tucker's reported departure
Curtis Crabtree
Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy did not get the chance to become a head coach in the NFL this hiring cycle despite his involvement in several coaching searches last month. But if Bieniemy wants to become a head coach right now, an obvious opportunity may have just fallen into his lap at his alma mater.
According to Bruce Feldman of FOX Sports, Mel Tucker is leaving the University of Colorado after just one season as its head coach to take the head job at Michigan State. Tucker – a former defensive coordinator with the Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars and Chicago Bears – had told Michigan State he was content with his current job with the Buffaloes before a renewed push apparently swayed him to leave after all.
Colorado will now be scrambling to find a new head coach extremely late in the hiring cycle. With Bieniemy's connections to the school, he seems certain to be considered for the job coming off a Super Bowl victory earlier this month.
Bieniemy is Colorado's all-time leading rusher. He rushed for 3,940 yards with 4,351 all-purpose yards and 42 total touchdowns during his time in Boulder. He was a consensus All-American in 1990 as Colorado was named the national champion. Bieniemy would become a second-round pick of the San Diego Chargers in 1991.
Bieniemy spent two seasons as offensive coordinator at Colorado under head coach Jon Embree in 2011 and 2012. Bieniemy would join the Chiefs as a running backs coach in 2013 after Embree's staff was dismissed after the 2012 season.
If Bieniemy's ultimate goal is to become an NFL head coach, the argument could certainly be made that he would be better positioned for that move by staying in Kansas City and continuing to help orchestrate an offense supercharged by Patrick Mahomes at quarterback. But a call coming from his former school offering a head coaching job right now could be an enticing offer as well.
Regardless, it won't require a search firm to be contracted to tell Colorado to put Bieniemy on their list of possible replacements.
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Make yourself at home. The performance is based on a sequence of events, interactions, things that occur without audience or with the collaboration of random witnesses.
The performance by Honorata Martin in Bródno Sculpture Park is related to the problematic of survival, exchange and hospitality as well as escapism. It is based on a sequence of events, interactions, things that occur without audience or with the collaboration of random witnesses.
The artist is temporarily living in the city park of Bródno, using this green enclosure as a temporary home. Because of the specificity of the project there is no clear beginning, only the conclusion, which will be the meeting with the artist after the performance comes to its end. The idea of inhabiting a city park brings up inevitably the question of derangement, the need to create new ways to communicate in a world where the current political and economic foundations are being thrown into question.
The art of Honorata Martin takes place in real time, in a 1:1 scale. The logic of an event gives way to explore the need of continuity and (co)existence. Martin is a radical performer who works with non-radical material, i.e. the world around her (people, animals, buildings, streets, river, etc.) as well as her own emotions and experiences. Until now her art has been emerging from experience, while she was wandering through the solitary areas of the second-class Poland or renovating an old tenement house. Many of her activities relate to the idea of breaking through the limitations set by her own body or the social taboos. She has hung down a balcony of a block of flats, dived into a river-sewage in winter, let her friends come to her house and take away her belongings.
Honorata Martin treats art as a natural prolongation of vital functions: eating, sleeping, walking and sometimes mourning or fear. Most of her works seek to escape the formula of an exhibition or an artistic event. Her art involves risk, as it has to do with testing her artistic skills (not only manual capacity but also the ability to build temporary communities or to confront the viewers with their own, repressed desires). It moves away from the safe walls of any art institution that would legitimize its importance.
"Off into Poland", the most commonly known project of Honorata Martin, was based on a solitary wandering that started in the summer of 2013 in Gdańsk. The journey, with no pre-estabilished plan, concluded after two months when Martin reached the city if Dzierżoniów in Lower Silesia. During the activity we can experience the most typical trait of her creation: it takes place between the artist and random on-lookers, without the mediation of institutions and their rituals. It also creates temporary enclosures of communication, acceptance, exchange. The act of documenting those activities was of secondary importance to the artist, not more than a report from some banal worlds, a pure shift of everyday life.
Just as in the practices of Paweł Althamer, who iniciated the creation of Bródno Sculpture Park, a deep, insightful experience does not have to be based on a faraway journey, just the opposite, it is usually created in the act of immersing oneself in the exotic domesticity.
The artistic practice of Honorata Martin has a post-institutional character. In a way it is reminiscent of the art of the 70', based on the premise of breaking through the limitations of one's own body and the passing of time, where the limits between the artistic activity and everyday life fade away, just as it occurred, for example, in the performances by Tehching Tsieh, Lee Lozano or Bas Jan Ader. Her art, however, is deeply rooted in the specific social reality of a 22st century Poland, to which the artists turns with a whole burden of her personal fears and fantasies.
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That is actually a long standing issue we've had with boolean fields. In all other data types, when you are in read with inline edit mode and you click directly on the data, you are put into edit mode for that field. With Checkboxes you have to click outside the control. This is not intuitive.
We have it on our list to improve but I can't make any promises.
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By: Blaine Friedlander, Cornell Chronicle
Wed, 10/13/2021
What seemed a cosmic trickle almost a decade ago now appears as a rapid-fire barrage from across the universe.
An international team of astronomers including Cornell researchers have detected 1,652 independent millisecond explosions – called fast radio bursts, or FRBs – over a period of only 47 days, from a source about 3 billion light-years away. The team's findings are published Oct. 13 in the journal Nature.
"From this source, 1,652 fast radio bursts are a startling number," said co-author Shami Chatterjee, Ph.D. '03, principal research scientist in astronomy in the College of Arts and Sciences. "Until now, astronomers had been talking about a handful of bursts – a few, then maybe 10 and perhaps 25. But now were talking about over 1,600 bursts over 47 days. That's really dramatic."
FRBs are mysterious transient explosions that last a thousandth of a second. In that tiny flash, they can yield the same amount of energy as our sun expresses in three days.
Astronomers don't know the causes of these explosions, but many agree they are likely from exotic, hypermagnetized neutron stars, or magnetars.
The group used the new Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope, known as FAST, in Guizhou, China – getting first light in 2016 and formally commissioned in 2020 – to find the blasts, which they found between Aug. 29 and Oct. 29, 2019.
The source of the 1,652 FRBs – FRB 121102 – was detected in 2012 by then-graduate student Laura Spitler, M.S. '10, Ph.D. '13, as she sifted through 2012 data from the Pulsar Arecibo L-Band Feed Array (PALFA) survey at Arecibo Observatory, Arecibo, Puerto Rico. She published that finding in 2014. Spitler now conducts FRB research for the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy in Bonn, Germany.
Two years later, Spitler found that FRB 121102 was a repeating source, and a year later, Chatterjee located it in a dwarf galaxy some 3 billion light-years away. Astronomers determined that only about 10% of fast radio bursts repeat.
The 1,652 fast radio bursts have surprised the astronomical community. "Whatever is producing those bursts," Chatterjee said, "it's got to be unimaginably energetic."
"Having a large number of bursts on a given day, we still cannot identify its period," said co-author James Cordes, the George Feldstein Professor of Astronomy (A&S). "We know that a spinning object like a pulsar – which has a lighthouse-like beam – has a specific period. But this FRB is more of a puzzle."
Said Cordes: "There might be a neutron star involved, but we have no hint of a periodicity. It deepens the mystery."
This research, "A Bimodal Burst Energy Distribution of a Repeating Fast Radio Burst Source," was led by Di Li Ph.D. '02 and Wang Pei from National Astronomical Observatories of Chinese (NAOC) Academy of Sciences.
As a Cornell alumnus, Di is the chief scientist of both FAST and the radio division of NAOC. Currently, he leads a FAST survey that has discovered more than 100 pulsars and more than 5 FRBs.
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The Pull List: Batman, Brave and The Bold, Damnation, Maestros, Mighty Thor, Punks Not Dead, and more!
February 25, 2018 by krisis
Doctor Strange: Damnation #1, art by Rod Reis
I know it seems impossible, but The Pull List has grown even bigger this week for the third week in a row! That's because I finished catching up to present on a number of DC and Marvel books, plus I picked up five smaller press books.
Batman & the Signal #2
The Brave and The Bold #1
Damage #2
Deathbed #1 (Vertigo)
Milk Wars – DC Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye / Swamp Thing Special
Super Sons #13
Trinity #18
The Further Adventures of Nick Wilson #2
Ice Cream Man #2
Maestros #5
Redlands #6
Twisted Romance #3
Avengers #681
Deadpool vs. Old Man Logan #5
Doctor Strange – Damnation #1
Generation X #87
Infinity Countdown Prime
Mighty Thor #704
Tales of Suspense #102
The Incredible Hulk #713
Venom #162
X-Men Gold #22
Smaller Publishers: Dark Horse, Dynamite, IDW, Vault Comics, Zenescope
Belle Beast Hunter #2, Zenescope
Heathen #6, Vault Comics
James Bond: The Body #1, Dynamite Comics
Mata Hari #1, Dark Horse / Berger Books
Musketeers #1, Zenescope
Punks Not Dead #1, IDW Publishing / Black Crown
Pick of the Pull
Big Two (Marvel/DC) Issue of the Week:
Mighty Thor (2016) #704
A bloody, thrilling, heart-rending comic. Aaron has somehow amped up the drama in each of the last three issues as we hasten towards a potential Ragnarok at the hands of the Mangog and Jane Foster's death at her own hands if she takes up the mantle of Thor just one more time.
Yet, beyond those looming disasters there is still Makelith's war on the Ten Realms. Mangog is just one facet of that. Even in the dimness and tragedy, Aaron finds shining moments – Jane with her friend in the cancer ward, a father and son joined in battle, and a mother casting aside a snake that has wounded her before.
All the while, Dauterman and Wilson are turning in a quality of artwork never seen before at Marvel comics – truly, one of the pinnacles of art at Marvel in over 75 years of publishing.
This story has officially become the best Thor story in my eyes, and it just might be Marvel's best longform story of all time. I'd place it alongside Mark Gruenwald Captain America and Chris Claremont X-Men at this point.
Best Small-Pub Issue of the Week:
Punks Not Dead (2018) #1, IDW Publishing / Black Crown
An utterly madcap introduction to Punks Not Dead (and, for me, to Black Crown comics, which are edited by Shelly Bond distributed by IDW). This book is part Injection, part Sid and Nancy, and a little dash of the more lighthearted issues of Sandman.
It follows a teenage boy and his scam artist mom as the kid picks up some kind of supernatural echo of the deceased Sid Vicious in a dingy airport bathroom. Meanwhile, the beleaguered Department for Extra-Usual Affairs is busy putting minor demons out of the closet at 10 Downing Street with a staff of one.
This book is funny, unique, and looks freaking brilliant. Artist Martin Simmonds is simply incredible, drawing a real-seeming Britain with amped up color and clever use of cut-and-pasted patterns to ground it in real, textured reality. I am in love with this book, and will not only be keeping up with it, but also checking out other titles from Black Crown. [Read more…] about The Pull List: Batman, Brave and The Bold, Damnation, Maestros, Mighty Thor, Punks Not Dead, and more!
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This Week In X: Astonishing X-Men, Generation X, X-Men Blue in Venom, & X-Men Gold
It's the eighth week of new comics in 2018, and This Week in X we have the end of two series while two arcs hit their midpoints and one just starts heating up.
Astonishing X-Men #8 (of 12) finds Charles Soule delighting in making flashy, early-90s style comics.
Deadpool vs. Old Man Logan #5 (of 5) winds up as a slightly sub-par Deadpool story that looks pretty darn good and gives us a strong new character.
Generation X #87 (final issue!) puts a wrap on a series that had more heart than action, and which included the best character voices of the entire X-Men line.
Venom #162 (Poison-X 3 of 5) continues the X-Men Blue squad's space adventures in a big, fun way.
X-Men Gold #22 is a comic book that exists and has pages with words on them.
Learn more about how each of those series reached their current issues and hear which ones I'd recommend picking up. Plus, learn what new X-collections are out this week, including All-New Wolverine, Astonishing X-Men, classic Cable & X-Force, and one of my favorite Excalibur stories of all time!
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This Week In X: All-New Wolverine, Generation X's big moment, & more!
January 19, 2018 by krisis
It's the third week of new comics in 2018, and it brings a batch of five X-titles that vary very widely in quality.
We have another installment of "Orphans of X" in Tom Taylor's All-New Wolverine (2016) #29, Declan Shalvey's Deadpool vs. Old Man Logan (2017) #4 (of 5), a pivotal issue of Christina Strain's Generation X (2017) #86, a new arc in Greg Pak's Weapon X (2017) #13, and an epilogue to the "Negative Zone War" in Marc Guggenheim's X-Men: Gold (2017) #20/
I'm incredibly impressed with All-New Wolverine and Generation X, and several different shades of disappointed with the other three.
(Weirdly, YouTube decided to only feature a low-res version of this episode.)
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Generation X, Vol. 1 – The #36 Most-Wanted Marvel Omnibus of 2017
May 28, 2017 by krisis
Generation X arrived on the verge of the X-Men franchise's glory days starting to spoil in the Onslaught era. For that reason, many fans tend to write it off – or, they weren't even around for it.
Yet, the comic readers who stuck by the X-Men through the 90s know that Generation X wasn't more of the same compared to other X-Men books of the period. A huge part of that was the Scott Lobdell and Chris Bachalo creative partnership that lasted through the first few years of the series.
Generation X, Vol. 1 AKA by Lobell & Bachalo is the #36 Most-Wanted Marvel Omnibus of 2017 on Tigereyes's Secret Ballot.
Visit the Marvel Masterworks Message Board to view the original posting of results by Tigereyes, and head to my Guide to Young X-Men to see how many issues of this series have already been reprinted in collected editions.
Past Ranking: #26 in 2016
Probable Contents: This volume would certainly include Generation X #1-25 & Annual 1995, 1996, 1997, and material from Generation X Ashcan Edition, San Diego Preview, and material Generation X Collector's Preview. It wouldn't be surprising to also see Uncanny X-Men #316-318 and X-Men #36-37 duplicated from the Phalanx Covenant OHC.
That makes for a somewhat short volume that slightly cuts off the end of the Lobdell/Bachalo run, but it marries to the Operation Zero Tolerance OHC, which begins at #26. Alternately, this book could duplicate #26-31 from that volume to include the complete works of the original creative team, also adding #-1 – pencilled by Bachalo.
(It could also add Daydreamers #1-3, which continues from Generation X #25 and has never been collected.)
Either way, the remainder of the series could likely be knocked out in a single additional volume starting from #32.
Creators: This run is primarily written by Scott Lobdell and drawn by Chris Bachalo with Mark Buckingham and Scott Hana on inks.
An army of pencillers fill in for the year where Bachalo is away – notably including Roger Cruz and Tom Grummett. Issues #28-31, if they were to be included, were written by James Dale Robinson.
Can you read it right now? No. There's are a pair of Generation X classic trades that run from #1-11, but then you're stuck with floppies until #26. Guide to Young X-Men covers that and all the rest of the series.
It's the same story on Marvel Unlimited – #1-11, then straight to #26.
Generation X was the totally weird X-Men book that no one knew they wanted but everyone was strangely happy to have when it launched in 1994.
It used to be that New Mutants was the book with the young, school-age cast and Excalibur was the oddball book full of humor. That had changed in the prior year, with X-Force focusing more on a proactive approach to preserving the mutant race and Excalibur finally being sucked into all of the standard X-Men crossover drama.
That left a hole to be filled by a quirky book set at a school. That is what Marvel launched out of the Phalanx Covenant crossover, which introduced a new generation of mutant coveted by the race of techno-organic life forms.
Generation X wasn't just quirky. It was something altogether different and more transgressive than any X-Men title that had come before. It was a book full of superheroes who wore uniforms but hardly acted as a team. If they had any unifying theme, it was that their powers were metaphors for adolescence that doubled as body horror. [Read more…] about Generation X, Vol. 1 – The #36 Most-Wanted Marvel Omnibus of 2017
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Oversize X-Men: A map of every existing omnibus, plus what's missing (Part 2: 1991 to 2001)
X-Men is one of the most popular comics franchises in history, and in the 90s it rode the crest of the speculator wave to over half a dozen ongoing series and at least twice that many crossover events.
However, when it comes to coverage in oversize editions, you'd think that those crossover events were all there was to X-Men in the 1990s. That's not the case, and there are hundreds of issues outside of those events that haven't seen oversize collection – including many that have never been reprinted.
Every one of those issues is covered in this post. Why? To give you ideas for the The Most Wanted Marvel Omnibus Secret Ballot, where you vote for the comic runs you'd most like to see in an oversized format. Yesterday I covered all of X-Men from 1963 to 1991 and how it could be collected by omnibus volumes, and tomorrow I'll be back to cover the Morrison and Whedon era of X-Men.
There are 28 potential omnibus volumes in this material! Collected Edition mapping is a trivial pursuit (in both senses of the phrase) that is up to a lot of personal interpretation, so if you have a correction or disagreement don't hold back – sound off in the comments below!
I think of this era as everything from X-Men #1 and Uncanny X-Men #281 in 1991 through the end of Onslaught and continuing to the beginning of Grant Morrison's take on the X-Men in 2001. We've already got a number of omnibus-sized oversize hardcovers clustered at the beginning of this era, but after Age of Apocalypse things get spotty across all of the titles.
Are you ready? (I'm not sure that you could possibly be ready.)
Uncanny X-Men & X-Men, Vol. 2
Part 1: The Crossover Era (Uncanny X-Men #281-337 & X-Men, Vol. 2 (1991) #1-57)
Part 2: The Big Gap (Uncanny X-Men #338-393 & X-Men, Vol. 2 (1991) #58-113)
X-Factor (1986) #71-149 & Mutant X (1998) #1-32
Wolverine (1988) #58-189
Excalibur (1988) #68-125
X-Force & Cable: X-Force (1991) #32-115, Cable (1993) #9-107, & Soldier X (2002) #1-12
Generation X (1994)
Miscellaneous X-Men
[Read more…] about Oversize X-Men: A map of every existing omnibus, plus what's missing (Part 2: 1991 to 2001)
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find value in clicking that submit button!
And you WILL get sales and sign ups.
So how do you go about writing good copy ?
that I thought I'd share some tips.
After all we could ALL do with help in this area.
will help you get the sale!
and adapt them to try and grab Attention.
not totally misleading, as so many can be.
Here's where I see many going wrong….
Desire to wanting the product.
It's not – it's still just a feature!
– you're still at another feature.
Time Saving is nearer the benefit.
and again a sustainable reason as to why now.
to 'pretend' it's limited if it's not etc.
ALSO promote the products you create during the coaching!
6 replies to "The *ONE* Thing that makes the sale!"
I am basically struggling with traffic but I am sure it will come.
Keep up the blog as I do enjoy your posts.
True gold as always, Randy. It's always good to be reminded that our emails and website content should be user-focused and created their wants, needs, likes and dislikes in mind.
Loved the post! Even though I've been an advertising copywriter for almost 30 years, I'm always interested in learning new writing strategies or picking up nuggets of useful knowledge. I gotta admit, I've never heard of the Aida anacronym. What a great way to remember a simple strategy. Do you mind if I share it on my Facebook page? Of course you don't!
One other thing I might add is to know who you're target is, and write to them as if you're having a one-on-one conversation over coffee. You and I discussed this over the phone last week and I really think it's always an import element for good copy. Thanks again Randy!
Thank you, extremely helpful Randy – The writing is certainly all important and AIDA will be a great reminder when structuring posts – When I forget to mention what I'm selling I know I'm on the right track – but then I forget to share as well. So many stages to remember.
Thank you for penning this post. A study in its own right. My drafts, in whatever format, will be subject henceforth to what I choose to call "Randy's Steak and Sizzle" test.
Great article Randy. Now I want a steak. Thaaanks Raaaandy. Lol.
I LOVE AIDA. I'm with Kev, I should have been dating her awhile ago. I took your advice and started watching how you write Randy. ( I haven't forgotten that you write for John) This was definitely a class on how to write a post.
You have a unique gift for thinking outside the box that is a great asset to have. I will be sharing it my friend.
P.S. As you can see, I also took your advice and got a new domain name.


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