Saltergate was always my favourite away ground and I was very sad to see it go. The atmosphere in the old rickety grounds like that and Belle Vue were something to behold.The new grounds may have the facilities but,in comparison,they are often soul less[the Galpharm being an honourable exception]Next Saturday will be my first visit to the new ground. It will not be a day for the faint hearted especially if nothing happens in the interim. At present I look forward to it with a mixture of anticipation and foreboding.
I dont see anything chaning, Les will still be in charge we will still play 4-5-1 and go looking for a draw.
If nothing changes then it is likely to be a toxic and poisonous atmosphere I'm afraid.
If we go a goal down early doors than Les will receive dod's abuse from the travelling fans! He asks the away supporters to get behind the lads BUT they have shelled out their hard earned to watch and are entitled to their opinion! What supporters wouldn't turn on the manager after a run like this! If anything we have been VERY patient and tolerant with an underperforming manager and players!
im going (for my sins) its a suicide mission.
we are patient fans but you cannot be condoning getting on the manager back and players for the majority of the second half les had every right to have a moan about the fans we are on here everyday moan we want a win then when things are tough we dont help them get that win he said he doesnt mind the fans getting on his back and he understands the frustration.
1 win in 19 and the standard of 'entertainment' on view says that the fans were right and his lordship was out of order.
The fans were having a go at the 'manager'.
The fans supported the team for 18.5 games of the 1 win in 19.
Stop blaming the fans, you sound like Les, it's laughable.
stop blaming the fans? i thi9nk you should all take a good look at yourself, how dare you call yourself supporters when you react like that in the second half. do you honestly think the players would have performed as bad in the second half if you all got behind them? no way. if we go down you will all be blaming les and his tactics etc etc etc but it will be your fault.
What the hell are we talking about here? The players are grown men playing football for a living and making a very nice amount of money at the same time. If we were all following the Under 8's at St Peters Junior School I could understand. Come on Tranmere players get on with the job, grow up, play football, give 110% and cheer the fans up. Then you'll fond out how much support you get.
Can't believe the Parry apologists on this site! Are we not allowed to be critical of the team after ONE win in NINETEEN games! To suggest in some way it is the fans fault if we get relegated in delusional! It is the fault of well paid players and a manager who is out of his depth and doesn't know how to turn things around! The away support has been brilliant and very patient this season! I'd say we are entitled to show our displeasure after NO wins in NINE away games! I didn't hear the Parry supporters criticising everyone when there were calls for Barnes and McAteer to go. Double standards AGAIN from the pro Parry camp!
Get your facts straight before engaging keyboard. I didn't agree with the Barnes out chants either so don't judge people you don't even know.
Not judging anybody Mr Submarine! If you feel insulted i apologise and believe we all need to stick together! Really don't understand why supporters of the same club fall out anyway! Although it is baffling how Les still has the support of so many after such a diabolical run of results!
I don't have a gripe with opinions that differ to mine however bizarre some of them may be I just object to the way it's sometimes undertaken.
People argue that anyone performing badly in a job would get the sack but hardly anyone in any other profession would be subjected to such personal abuse.
Were supporters, we love the club, it's what we do. Do you not think putting your opinions to the back of your mind and supporting the team will help the team?
Football isn't like any other business, though, it's something that we've invested time, money, joy and tears in. It's something that we think about on a daily basis, we argue with each other about it, we share dreams with each other, we discus it with non-Tranmere football fans and people who don't care for football at all. Some of us will be here long after Les and PJ have gone, some won't.
Having said this we must still remember that it's a business too. It's clear that some won't come if the football is poor, some won't come if we're constantly stuck at the bottom, some won't come if the cost out-weighs the pleasure, some won't come if their friends won't come, some won't come if they feel that there's no future or no hope.
I personally feel that Les has had it easy. He hasn't received the abuse that previous managers have. All the people that I go to the match with don't want him here. However, they feel guilty speaking badly of him or encouraging his removal.
There's an elephant in the room and it's about time that Johnson stops ignoring it.
HalfMan wasn't subjecting Les to abuse but expressing an opinion on a fan's forum! Isn't that what it is for? Most Rovers fans are baffled by the fact that our chairman can give Ronnie the bullet while finishing just outside the play-offs but have faith in Les who's side has won 1 game in 19!! Sack a competent manager and then hire the physio as a cheap replacement! Only at Tranmere could this happen.
I was referring to abuse generally not specifically to Halfmanhalfbrewery to be fair.
Underperforming people in other professions don't have to put up with so much abuse but I reckon that one of the big reasons that people go to football is to let out a bit of the animal in them once a week! If that kind of thing wasn't allowed attendances would be a lot lower than they are, hence a big part of a footballer's salary comes from being willing to perform in front of a fickle and fairly volatile mob.
I didn't enjoy the abuse on Saturday but I agree with those people saying that the Tranmere fans have been very restrained up until now. I'd prefer that it didn't happen but I'm convinced it would have been worse, and happened sooner, at most other clubs and some recognition of that should be given.
Really can't judge anyone for finally blowing their stack. It was inevitable that it would happen at some point.
This has to be a wind up surely? Yes how dare I call myself a supporter for splashing out on a seaosn ticket for 10+ years, and being disgusted with the current regime?
How dare I use a Tanmere Rovers supporters forum to discuss the current plight. Chanting anti-Les songs at the game is something I wouldn't do personally, but can completely understand why some would.
To say it would be the fans fault if we go down is the most ridiculous thing I have ever read on this forum.
Did you even read my post before you replied that.
I think you should read it again.
thi9nk you should all take a good look at yourself, how dare you call yourself supporters when you react like that in the second half. do you honestly think the players would have performed as bad in the second half if you all got behind them? no way. if we go down you will all be blaming les and his tactics etc etc etc but it will be your fault.
Not missed a game all season, which although doesn't give me any more right to an opinion than anyone else, that comment by you is utterly ridiculous. Do you think the support for our players in the first half affected them? I don't 'cause they were still shockingly bad.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 28/02/2012 16:01 by Mikey.
Before anyone comes back to Mikey and says "anyone can say they've been to every game" I can back that up 100% that he has!
Main point was though, unless a fan decides to blow up the team bus so we have no players to blame them for relegation, if it happens is ludicrous.
I completely disagree that the fans are to blame for losing to Oldham but if you do think they are; please explain why we got beat in the other 18 games when their hasn't been any sustained chanting during those games?!
Of all the rubbish put on here lately I think that tops it.
What were the stats for that season, Mal?
Assuming you are serious! Played 42 won 6 drew 5 lost 31, away won 0 drew 1 !
the fans have not supported the team for 18.5 of the games, just look at huddersfield home, wycombe away. i can think walsall home last season, yeovil home last season where the fans were to blame for losing points, especially the walsall game. i bet you if we played all our home games and a couple of away games behind closed doors we would be mid-table. les said himslef that the players could hear the abuse and that it was affecting them.
Get a grip will you, and get over yourself. You are the worst type of fan. The super fan on his high horse that just tries to put down other fans.
At Wycombe SWA was chanted for pretty much the whole game, occasionally, but not always, some people chanted Parry Out in between the SWA, SWA bit etc - but only a few and probably unhearable for the players.
I actually think thats a great way to support the team and express an opinion.
The reason we lost to Walsall at home last year was due to Les' subs and the team sitting far to deep. Any team which sits that deep is going to concede, it's bloody inevitable. If he'd left Dale on and told him to stand on the halfway line that'd have made Walsall keep two men back... but no, he took him off.
EDIT: In May 2005.. did you believe we got to an FA Cup QF and the play-offs because of the fans then? It was all down to the fans rather than the management and playing team?
Or 08/09 season under RM, was that all down to the fans, or a good team effectively managed?
Under JB.. was he a poor manager with a poor squad, or was it just the fans fault....?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 28/02/2012 18:10 by Mikey.
what about the parry out banners? have we all forgotten about them? thats a good way to support the team isnt it? oh wait. jenno was playing **** thats why he was taken off and goody was injured. the reason we were playing so deep was because of the pressure from the 'fans'. lets say we do get relegated, could the majority of you honestly say you have done enough to support the team throughout the season? all that had a go at me are just protecting their conscience because you know if we do go down you will feel so guilty. i have said all i need to say on this subject for the rest of the season on this site so i will leave it all down to you, not a wise move but there you go. post what you want because i wont see it.
The ones that come out in the last 10 minutes? Yes, thats why Mark McChrystal made two awful mistakes in the first half of the game, because of a single Parry Out banner in the 80th min!
Jennings was a threat because of his pace, thats why they'd have to leave two to deal with him.. simples.
Again stop blaming the fans, it's no fans fault if we get relegated. Not mine, not yours. If you want me to be really pedantic I'll argue all day long its people like you who are at fault for not putting more pressure on a manger doing no good for the football club.
As if people will feel guilty, you are seriously deluded.
And the trfcjames high handed type of remarks will just ensure that my comment from earlier in this thread WILL happen.
but some how I will not hold my breath on that one but you never know we can only hope.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 28/02/2012 21:28 by BELMONT.
now 4 0 down so a fair tonking just like oldham suffered before they palyed us. We should try taking the game to them and really go for it but i cant see it happening.
As for blaming the crowd that really is a pathetic excuse,as for the Huddersfield game we scored when the parry chants were going on.
We have only won one game in total since October 25th.
Your own words I believe. So therefore others will be expressing the opposite viewpoint to you whether you like it or not.
Les said the players heard the chants and it affected them as they told him, that's a reported fact, but given the current situation, players would have had to be mindful that it could happen sometimes.
Blakcburn got it earlier in the season and the players would have been wise to do what it took, to shut the nouty fans up.
If they'd gotten into a situation where they were on top and looked like winning, the nouty fans would have soon exercised more silence probably.
I don't agree with chanting and I don't agree with booing as an expression, because it isn't always 100% clear why people boo, so wording your frustrations at a specific individual or individuals would help those dissaffected individuals to be more clear, if needs must.
Some players need to realise though because of the Blackburn scenario, fans were likely to possibly do it at some point, so they should have been aware and tried to do what it takes to make those fans reconsider.
There's not much you can do about Bournemouth; Yeovil was a bit unlucky too, Rochdale possibly a win, with a few big players available, but losing 2-1 to Wycombe when you're ahead, or getting enough openings against Carlisle to win and not sinking a single opportunity, is not good enough.
Now is when some players will find what they can give and find what they are made of if they have sense. If Les won't necessarily consider any tactical alterations, then players must try harder to achieve more, with the setup they work within on the pitch, to either prove that maybe Les's tactics or they, are more plausible than people will give credit for.
Why are you taking a big moth to the game with you?
Christ you spout rubbish. We are on a run of 1 win in 19 games. In all bar 1 or 2 of those games the players have been backed to the hilt and guess what IT MADE NO DIFFERENCE! You can sing yourself hoarse but if tactically we are set up wrong then no matter how much noise is made it wont change anything.
The vast majority of supporters sang aginst the manager on Saturday so your sdaying if they chant Les Parrys name and praise him the players play better?
End of the day Les Parrys remorseless 451 formation and complete lack of tactical knowledge is what is killing us and sending us into L2 not the supporters. The supporters have been VERY patient with Les do you honestly think any other supporters in the country would put up with a run like ours? Incidentally I could be wrong but this current run could actually be the worst in or history.
For the record I havent booed or chanted for the managers head as I dont see it making any difference. Parry will still be here come the Scunny game and will bemoan EVERYTHING that has sent us into L2 apart from his own shortcomings.
Here is a little question for TRFCJames, Jade and the others who feel that this chanting is hurtiing the players feelings. IF the players actively back and support the manager and they are aware of the pressure that is being applied during this poor run, then why have none of them come out and given him their support? Why have we not seen them give a reaction on the pitch to ensure the chanting doesnt happen?
The players need to raise their game in these difficult times and Chesterfield away is now huge for our L1 survival! The fans have been patient and deserve much better from an underperforming squad and manager! How anyone can blame the supporters for our present predicament is mind boggling! It is Parry and his players who need to give the fans something positive to sing about with a decent performance and win v Chesterfield! After a run like ours i simply cannot see where the next win is coming from! Any other clubs supporters would have been demonstrating outside the ground by now and calling for the board to be dismissed!
@gony, all you ever do is put down people who oppose your Les Loving Philosophy so your comment is a bit of Pot, Kettle, Black in my opinion.
I see it this way, you think Les is a good manager, and I see him as the guy who will take this club down.
I am not on my own in thinking this, hence the Les Out Banners and the Second Half Chanting at Oldham.
If you really love Tranmere Rovers as much as you make out, then surely you can see that Les Parry has taken this club as far as he can and failed miserably in the process?
I don't care what your opinion of Les is, I am being a realist, and lets face it, can you see where the next couple of wins are going to come from?
I am not trying to get into a slanging match with you on here, I am merely pointing out that some of your comments are naive to say the least.
Do you really think Les Parry should still be in charge at Tranmere Rovers? If so why? What has he done to inspire you so much?
He is even blaming the fans now for his own ineptitude? So far he has blamed everyone but himself.
Back to that line the only way to cross that line on Saturday is to go for it none of the negative 4-5-1 /3-3-3 or any other combination that you put out to defend for that one point it is time to go for the jugular and attack with all guns even if those guns are a little rusty but if there`s one match to go for it this is the one we need that win and if the fans can see you are going for it they will back you but put up that line of defence and one man leading the attack by him self against a team like Chesterfield they will not be happy and will see their .
ATTACK we need this win now.
Tranmere will definitely lose with a 3-3-3 formation .
I'm wondering when Les will actually use 4-42 again, becasue for 20-30 minutes at the end of a game, is a it yeah whatever.
He needs to make something different happen, if only to see what comes of it and besides if 4-4-2 failed to work for 4-5 games, he'd have given the fans what they craved for so long and then be in a position to tell them he caved into their wants and look what happened.
So depnding on what came of using it, he'd either prove the fans right about 4-4-2, or be in a position to subtly diss the fans for wanting something that didn't work.
1 win in 19 suggests we've long since caved in.
For virtually the whole time les has been manager he has used the same system he isnt likely to change now.
We have always struggles to score goals under les and that will not change, his philsophy is we start the game with a point try not to lose it and then maybe we can nick a win.
and to hell with it and go for it you never know we might win it can not do any worse than we have done over the last 19 games.
Alternatively, just a 1 - 10 formation.
I think most of us agree we must be more positive on Sat. against Chesterfeild...drop Weir(can't tackle or pass)and Welsh(tackles late and too slow)and replace them with Robbo(skillful with a great football brain)and Labadie(It's a disgrace he's been on the bench all season).I know it won't happen but I can only dream what might have been.As Hoots Mon said the other day...."it's time to twist not stick"Be brave for once Dr.Parry.
Would love to think that Parry will select an attacking line up to really take it to Chesterfield on Saturday and have the game won by half time! The last nineteen games suggest that this will not happen! Time to go for broke Les! Let's not go there looking to nick a 0-1 win because it NEVER happens! Let's go down fighting at the very least! A battling away performace to make us all proud is required! It shows how far we have fallen when many on here aren't optimistic about us beating the side who are BOTTOM of Div 1!!! Worrying times ahead!
I think Robinson is a shoe in for Chesterfield as in reality the thing that seems to be missing from our play at the momement is the ability use formation/ position as a guide only and think about where you (the players) need to be to make a positive impact on the game.
It was criminal at Oldham the amount of times Deveaney got in a position to cross the ball but other players did not commit to the space. McGurk was the worst offender as he rigidly stuck to the wing effectivley waiting for over hit crosses leaving the far post empty of white shirts and forcing to Brunt to remain in a central posisiton to cover all bases and not able to commit to the near post. This meant almost every cross was easy for the central defenders and keepers as they didn't need to think about who was where they just knew. McGurk though was not the only one stuck to his position. I am all for formation but strict aderhance in the attacking third will not win us games where gambling will come up with rewards. Im not saying 442 will solve this as a 451 does not mean only in 1 in the box.
In the end until the team recognise this results will not change. I am not certain if Parry is at fault for this but he has to encourage it to change as for too long on this run it is apparent it is not happening.
I don't agree with your comments there Jade.
Les identifies potential targets, he than goes to see P.J to ask for some finances to sign the said target. P.J gives said money to Les and the player becomes ours.
Les then decides whether or not to pick said player or leave him on the bench, however he see's fit.
Les then picks the team every week, decides which areas the players need to work on in training and directs the team on where and how he wishes them to play.
With all these factors in mind, it is very difficult to blame anyone else apart from Les for our horrendous run of form this season.
It would suggest to me that Les has no idea how to select the right tactics or play the team in their best positions?
Unfortunately as the Team Manager, the buck stops with Les.
Peter Johnson has set an annual budget and as such we are very limited to the standard of players we can attract to Prenton Park.
Les has had nearly 3 seasons in charge, and nearly all of our players are signings made by him.
I fail to see how the blame can be shouldered onto anyone else apart from Les Parry?
Jade, the team is better than just avoiding relegation, and better than 1 win in 19. It is also better than this current style of play. No one is asking us to be top 6 but we're woeful and heading to L2 in the same way Swindon did last season.
I reffer to my previous post, ALL OUR STRIKERS WERE SIGNED BY LES!
Nothing to do with Peter Johnson, he just stumped up the cash to sign them.
Maybe Les' ability to spot a quality player should be in question?
45 mins of support isn't helping either though is it?
Should people just sit at home? Not bother? Really let the club die, now?
Maybe, if they want. But I expect they don't.
7 shots on target means @#$%& all by the way, its goalscoring chances which count. We had a few shots at Oldham from far out that were tame, same for the home game vs Charlton and most others. We don't create enough goalscoring chances, thats our problem. A shot on target can be achieved by a 30 yarder but doesn't mean it ever had any realistic chance of beating the 'keeper.
I thought a ''stricker''was a top American golfer.If he's used to putting the little ball into a hole,no wonder he can't put the big one into the net. If he's trying to be under par,no wonder he can't score.
Les does sign the strikers yes, but with poor money.
Tranmere would undoubtedly score more goals, if they could afford the likes of James Beattie on a free transfer, but then they would have the kind of money, to buy a player like Tubbs as well, if they could afford Beattie's wage.
Having said that, the strikers need to show more of something, whether it's guile, initiative, inventiveness or what. McGurk had 3 in 3 and Devaney started scoring and setting up, but they may well be not getting enough support from others around them and Tranmere's front 6, can't subsist on 2 players doing good things, when other permanent players don't produce enough added extra, like Welsh and Weir at times don't. Weirs goal scoring has tapered off and Welsh has contributed virtually nothing of late hwere goals and assists are concerned.
2 assists and a goal os far, versus 4 assists and 4 goals last season.
Robbo hopefully coming back and Fon William's rant about Oldham, may make something happen and Enoch has a point to prove himself.
Chesterfield must be a win and hopefully a solid one, not a scrape over the line result, to porve what Tranmere have actually got because it's more than they show at times.
thought Exeter did well to get Cureton today !
I never understood their decision to let him leave anyway.


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High headed, Egoistic and money minded. Meet Shahina, our "Ghamand"woman. She wants to achieve everything in her life with her money. She is arrogant daughter of a feudal lord and manipulates things to turn them in her own favour. She marries to Maqsood, a lower middle-class cousin of hers, so she can rule on him too.
When she comes to know that she cannot conceive a baby, she again manipulates the situation and gets a poor girl adopted. After she faces a threat to her married life, she again moulds the situation in her favour and play devil to her own adopted daughter. With interesting twists and turns, story takes us to the new generation of the lead characters.


Doomed is a multiplayer online survival game that pits you against other players as well as natural dangers, like wolves and lava. You must defy your settings and conquer them, harvesting wood, killing animals and monsters, and building weapons to battle other players. You can play with friends to increase your chances of survival by combining your efforts to build a super fortress.
As with most resource mining games, try to get a good stock of a variety of resources early, this will allow you to get a headstart with crafting and make you more dangerous, faster. Avoid fighting players/animals that you can't easily defeat and work hard to increase your attack level.


God cursed Caine, but also laid His mark upon our Dark Father. We Cainites bear that mark even now. Many undead ignore our responsibility to the Almighty, but some of us do God's work here on Earth, night after night, until He sees fit to release us. We are agents of divine justice, mercy and retribution. We are the Faithful.
In the third of the Road Books for Dark Ages: Vampire, we examine the Crusaders, priests, monks and penitents of the clans of Caine. Road of Heaven contains the history and secrets of the Faithful, along with information on their role in the War of Princes. God works in mysterious ways, indeed.


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Jamie Bittner
Jamie Bittner joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in December 2021.
She is a graduate of Penn State University where her studies focused on journalism, history, and political science.
Bittner is a two-time Edward R. Murrow and Emmy winner for her investigative and documentary coverage.
She has worked in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Washington, D.C. at stations that include WTAE-TV, WLWT-TV, WPMT-TV.
As a former Pennsylvania Capitol reporter, Bittner covered high profile stories such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the vaccine rollout, elections, unemployment, and housing. Her award-winning coverage on the legalization of medical and recreational marijuana nationwide led to a case in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court over the rights of people on probation. Bittner has covered national crime stories such as the Pulse nightclub shooting. She also worked as a newsroom manager in Pittsburgh, PA during the Tree of Life synagogue shooting. Her documentary work has featured the state of local police departments and movements for equal rights and reform.
Bittner is overjoyed to be back on Capitol Hill as part of the Gray TV family to bring vital coverage to communities who deserve answers from their elected officials. When she is not tracking down leaders and witnessing democracy in action, you can find her volunteering at animal shelters, watching football, and spending time with her family and rescue pets.
By Jamie Bittner
The Senators believe there is little difference between the JR-15 and an AR-15.
"It's an obvious fact," says Rep. Alex Mooney (R-W.Va.)
Republicans push abortion restrictions as March for Life rally comes to Washington D.C.
Days before the March for Life rally, the House GOP advanced a measure called the "Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act."
U.S. Secretary of Education visits schools to educate districts on federal help
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona promotes federal funding for "full-service" community schools.
New cost of living numbers are out as a divided Congress must reach an agreement on a crucial decision
The Labor Department's most recent report shows inflation is cooling, but not by enough.
Law enforcement deaths decline, but firearm line-of-duty deaths remain high
The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) sees a decline in line-of-duty deaths in its latest report.
Republicans flex their new House majority with new committee chairs
House Republican leadership announces new committee and conference chairs.
Afghan refugees left in limbo as Congress fails to act on bill
Updated: Dec. 23, 2022 at 3:37 PM EST
Legislation to sort out Afghan refugee status remains stalled in Congress.
"Diversity is necessary at the table": Nancy Pelosi's last official acts
Nancy Pelosi is stepping down as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives
Holiday travelers: know your rights & when you're owed a refund
AAA has forecasted that nearly 113 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from December 23-January 2.
Nation's most senior Senator delivers farewell speech
Updated: Dec. 20, 2022 at 10:06 PM EST
For the past 48 years Senator Patrick Leahy has served the nation and his home state of Vermont.
Social Security checks set to increase
Social Security recipients to see larger checks while lawmakers worry about the growing costs of the program.
Following her breast cancer diagnosis, Katie Couric throws support behind cancer screening bill
Journalist Katie Couric joined lawmakers to announce the 'Find it Early Act' for cancer screenings.
The Senate's most senior member prepares to retire
Updated: Dec. 9, 2022 at 5:36 PM EST
Senator Leahy was first elected in 1974.
Congressional Gold Medal awarded to police who protected the Capitol on January 6, 2021
The Congressional Gold Medal was awarded to US Capitol Police, DC Metropolitan Police, and all the first responders who protected the Capitol.
President & Congress intervene to stop rail strike
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says, "the most important thing facing the national economy this week really is the continued operation of our freight rail systems."
Trial begins for Virginia man accused of using pepper spray to attack police during Capitol insurrection
Updated: Nov. 29, 2022 at 6:45 PM EST
Virginia man Markus Maly on trial for federal charges tied to January 6, 2021 and the riot at the U.S. Capitol.
National rail strike could throw holiday shopping off the rails
President Biden set to travel to Bay City, Michigan as a possible rail strike threatens the U.S economy.
Owners bank on Small Business Saturday as the holiday shopping season gets started
Updated: Nov. 25, 2022 at 12:18 AM EST
Small businesses bank on "small business saturday" following "black friday" holiday shopping frenzy.
Women encouraged to start their own small businesses after pandemic job losses
Updated: Nov. 23, 2022 at 12:32 PM EST
The Small Business Administration expands resources for women entrepreneurs.
Veterans could get a grant to start their own small businesses under this bill proposal
Updated: Nov. 11, 2022 at 2:08 AM EST
The Veterans Entrepreneurship Act would allow veterans to access resources through the Small Business Administration (SBA) and their GI Bill benefit.
President's student loan forgiveness is on pause as court considers Republican appeal to stop the program
Updated: Nov. 3, 2022 at 6:54 PM EDT
U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona says they won't stop accepting applications during the court stay. However, the administration can't send out relief unless the stay is lifted.
The future of Social Security is in the spotlight as election day nears
President Biden says Republicans will "crash the economy next year" to try to force democrats to agree to cut Social Security
Application opens for federal student loan debt forgiveness
President Joe Biden encourages borrowers to sign up for student loan forgiveness
Judge to decide challenge that seeks to halt President's student loan forgiveness plan
The application for the President's student loan forgiveness is scheduled to be released in October.
Borrowers will no longer be trapped in joint student loans
President signs legislation to allow people trapped in joint student loans to separate their payments
Ed. Sec. warns of possible scams ahead of student loan forgiveness application release
The US Department of Education has promised the application for the President's student loan forgiveness will be released this month.
President heads to Florida Wednesday after devastation from Hurricane Ian
President Joe Biden will head to Florida on Tuesday after Hurricane Ian decimated homes and businesses.
"This is what nightmares are made of": Red Cross dispatches help to hurricane-devastated Florida
The American Red Cross has deployed 80 emergency response vehicles and 1,500 volunteers from all 50 states to help with the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
Application to apply for student loan forgiveness is set to launch next month
Updated: Sep. 23, 2022 at 12:17 PM EDT
The U.S. Department of Education is calling the announcement a final extension.
Raising the bar on education: US Secretary of Education urges districts to 'reimagine' schools
Updated: Sep. 21, 2022 at 11:12 AM EDT
Communities have until 2024 to decide what to do with American Rescue Plan funds.
Families of mass shooting victims knock on lawmakers' doors to call for an assault weapons ban
Families from shootings in Texas, Florida, Connecticut, and Colorado came together as they all on lawmakers to do more to reform gun laws.
"We have a teacher respect issue in this country," says the U.S Secretary of Education as districts tackle teacher shortages
The U.S. Secretary of Education is urging schools districts to use federal funding to fuel support for teachers.
"Kids want to share": Schools work to help students overcome mental health issues in the classroom
Teachers like Mr. Fox at Francis C. Hammond Middle School in Virginia are actively working to help students through creative learning. The U.S. Secretary of Education says, he wants to see more of that.
The debate over abortion rights weighs heavy ahead of elections
Updated: Sep. 7, 2022 at 10:47 AM EDT
As some states begin to implement bans and restrictions on abortion, debate continues over how much the issue of abortion will drive voters to the polls.
President heads to Pennsylvania with plan to ban assault weapons & help police
President Biden heads to his home state of Pennsylvania Tuesday to visit Wilkes-Barre
Dr. Anthony Fauci talks about his career, COVID-19, and the threat of a Republican investigation against him
Dr. Anthony Fauci is reflecting on his long career as this December he will step down.
President announces largest student loan forgiveness extension to date
Updated: Aug. 24, 2022 at 12:37 PM EDT
The forgiveness started at the height of the pandemic and was set to expire on August 31st.
One year after American's withdrawal from Afghanistan, bill promises to help refugees seeking citizenship
Updated: Aug. 18, 2022 at 11:51 AM EDT
Thousands of Afghan refugees are stuck in legal limbo.
Lawmakers demanding fmr. President Trump's tax returns talk after court rules in their favor
Following the U.S. Court of Appeals ruling, the Ways & Means Committee said the decision showed "the law is on our side in seeking Trump's tax returns."
Legal battles begin over abortion pill as several states move to restrict or ban abortion
Updated: Jul. 21, 2022 at 1:17 PM EDT
Access to the abortion pill is set to be the subject of legal challenges nationwide
US Secretary of Education seeks public's feedback on plan to lower student loan debt
U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona asks for feedback before finalizing a new plan for student loan relief
Governors meet with President Joe Biden in effort to protect abortion access nationwide
Updated: Jul. 1, 2022 at 4:29 PM EDT
President Joe Biden is meeting with governors who are seeking to protect abortion rights.
Protests continue outside the Supreme Court and nationwide following abortion rights ruling
Protests continue nationwide following the Supreme Court's decision on abortion rights.
Senators put gun reform bill on the fast track as they move toward a final vote
The U.S. Senate is preparing to vote on gun reform legislation.
Parents will get a bigger say on what's happening inside their children's classrooms with new national council
The U.S. Department of Education is launching a new council that will combine a 'diverse' set of voices from across community organizations
Students could lose access to free school lunches when a key federal program expires June 30th
Lawmakers are considering a new bill to extend the free lunch program that was passed during the pandemic. But, they haven't acted on it yet.
Connecticut senators rally for gun reform as they say they're in talks with Republican lawmakers
Updated: May. 26, 2022 at 6:16 PM EDT
Senators Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal are talking to Republicans as they seek to pass 'red flag' laws and mental health reform.
One seat, two incumbents: Republican congressmen face off in West Virginia to keep their job in DC
U.S. Representatives Alex Mooney and David McKinley currently serve in separate districts. In the 2022 elections, however, they are opponents for the 2nd district due to redistricting.
Should we stop changing the clock? Lawmakers debate making daylight saving time permanent
Updated: May. 6, 2022 at 2:07 PM EDT
The 'Sunshine Protection Act' has already passed the Senate. Yet, some sleep experts say they're divided on the time debate.
Missing Ashland man found dead inside vacant home
Newcomerstown woman killed in Tuscarawas County single-vehicle crash
Cleveland Police Chief issues statement after release of deadly Memphis beating videos
1 woman dead, 1 man injured in Wayne County 2-vehicle crash
Cleveland Heights high school plays first basketball game following massive brawl
Missing 44-year-old Cleveland woman last seen Dec. 1
Suspect steals laptops, iPads from business on Cleveland's West Side, police say


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Let's be clear: we are talking about the world's largest nation by area with a population of 140 million; a country with a thousand years of history, advanced in mathematics, science, and technology. A country with a long, proud military tradition having large, sophisticated armed forces and, by the way, 8000 nuclear warheads and the means to deliver them.
Ms. Clinton has shown herself many times, including Libya, to be an aggressive and dangerous bungler. She says she would enforce a no-fly zone over Syria. The Russians say this is Casus Belli.
This is only one of many flash points between the US and the Russian Federation.
Russian troops even now rehearse for the eventuality of nuclear confrontation. The US war generation had a tremendous dread of nuclear conflict; remember the "Duck and cover" drills of the fifties; kids huddled under their desks? How did we get from there to a page 5 story?
This is a very, very dangerous situation, and this woman who so narrowly missed having her finger on the button has demonstrated in word and in deed to be clinically unqualified for the seat of power.
We truly hope the master of the deal will show the wisdom and restraint so desperately needed to deal with a dangerous world. With Madame Secretary this was not a possibility.
The Clintons conceived and operated an international extortion ring, enriching themselves by selling influence, and in Ms. Clinton's case, the office of Secretary of State. To bribery and extortion add defiance of court orders, lying under oath, obstruction of justice, collusion, and what other crimes God only knows.
Remember Loretta Lynch on the runway. Remember the public humiliation of Gennifer Flowers, Monica Lewinski, and the others. Remember the collusion with the Department of Justice, obstruction of Congressional investigations, violated court orders.
Look at this power mad woman who shows no trace of ethics, scruples, or morals, with a fawning and a compliant media, and with a huge constituency that gives her a pass on criminal behavior.
Now imagine her with the full power of the Presidency of the United States of America at her disposal as the Congress tries to bring her to bay for her many crimes.
This had the makings for not only a Constitutional crisis like no other; a long and contentious struggle that would disrupt the functioning of the government of the United States of America, from which we might never recover.
A sleeping world is beginning to understand that current policy is profoundly unwise: it has done far more harm than good and it must stop. We must send the academics with their calculus, statistics, and stochastics back to the classrooms and get back to models based on an understanding of human behavior!
But among the rising tide of calls for a return to sanity is one voice screaming that we have not done enough. That we must follow the path of The Bank of Japan and beyond: take interest rates negative; buy corporate bonds; buy equities; drop cash from helicopters.
Do it all, and do it like never before! Eclipse Abe and Kuroda with interventions on a scale never tried, maybe even dreamed of, except in the nightmare mind of one man: Lawrence H. Summers.
Truly the poster child for Academics gone wild, this man is a danger to the western world, and he was forty-two electoral votes from being in position to ride that fiscal bomb down, like Slim Pickens in Dr. Strangelove, onto an unsuspecting world below.
This has been truly ugly, but count your blessings America!


Prof. Leon Gurevitch (Victoria University of Wellington) will speak on the topic "Liminal Labour: Narrating the Quantified Career and the Symbolic Value of Visual Effects Production." His talk takes place on Friday, April 26, 5.30pm at the Villa Tillmanns (Wächterstr. 30, 04107 Leipzig).
Prof. Gurevitch will discuss the narration of career paths across spectacular media industries in the context of globalized labor precarity, socially networked 'self-employed' subjectivity, and the rise of the quantified self. His talk will combine emergent understandings of the global flows of digital attractions with an analysis of the ways in which digital image industry professionals deploy show-reels to promote themselves on the international jobs market. He will point out how 'digital nomads' of the spectacular media industries exist at a nexus point of multiple overlapping (and sometimes competing) liminalities, as games and visual effects producers attempt to carve out careers in the space between rapidly changing production and consumption technologies that make insiders and outsiders of all involved.
Leon Gurevitch is Associate Professor at the School of Design at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. Among his research interests are digital simulation, imaging industries, and areas of convergence between art and science as well as design and technology. He currently holds a research grant by the New Zealand Royal Society for a three-year project studying work cultures and global skills migration of the digital imaging industry.
Prof. Jeremy Douglass (UC Santa Barbara) will speak on the topic "Interactive Narrative across Media: Gameplay Structures, Symbols, and Forms." His talk takes place on Saturday, April 27, 9.30am at the Villa Tillmanns (Wächterstr. 30, 04107 Leipzig).
Prof. Douglass will discuss how interactive narratives across print, film, and digital media are understood, represented, and experienced. He will particularly focus on the Transverse Reading Project, which has compiled a catalog and atlas of the structures of hundreds of interactive stories, with initial surveys in branching narrative genres including print gamebooks, hypertext fictions, visual novels, and digital Twine games. His talk reviews the project survey of the multitude of graph data formats and the eventual development of a simple, human-editable plain-text data format to describe the structural aspects of narrative branches in a relatively media-independent way.
Jeremy Douglass is Assistant Professor at the Department of English at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He specializes in interactive narrative, games, and electronic literature, especially with the methods of software studies, critical code studies, and cultural analytics. He is the faculty director of the Digital Arts and Humanities Commons at US Santa Barbara.
The research network Narrative Liminality and/in the Formation of American Modernities proposes 'Narrative Liminality' as an analytic category to think about symbolic forms other than narrative, and about the cultural work done in the liminal area between narrative and other forms. The network is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG).
CfP "Beyond Narrative: Literature, Culture, and the Borderlands of Narrativity"
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I have been privileged to serve as pastor of Calvary Chapel of St. Louis County since it began in May of 1990. I gave my life to the Lord on Memorial Day, 1975. I met the love of my life, Carol, on Memorial Day 1978 and we married six weeks later. We began to attend Calvary Chapel of Bellflower, California, now Hosanna Christian Fellowship. It was while attending that church that God began to give us a desire to move back to the St. Louis area, where I grew up, and plant a Calvary Chapel.
We moved to Missouri at the end of 1984 and the church began in May of 1990. We have been blessed by the Lord with four children, three daughters and a son, as well as twelve wonderful grandchildren.
Over the years we have been honored to be involved in missions in India, Ukraine, Asia, and the middle east, particularly Egypt. We are very involved with The Billy Graham Rapid Response Team, which provides grief ministry and deploys crisis-trained chaplains to provide emotional and spiritual care to those affected by man-made or natural disasters. Calvary Chapel of Saint Louis County has been formed as a non-denominational fellowship of believers. Our desire is to know Jesus as our Lord and Savior and to be conformed into His image by the power of the Holy Spirit. We are affiliated with the Calvary Chapels started by Pastor Chuck Smith. The vision for ministry came from Ezekiel 34:15-16 (NKJV).
"I will feed My flock, and I will make them lie down", says the Lord GOD. "I will seek what was lost and bring back what was driven away, bind up the broken and strengthen what was sick".
Simply put, to teach the Word of God, His whole counsel, and to love the people that He puts in our lives.We are more than an organization that meets for services on Sunday mornings. We are a family. We look forward to continuing the work the Lord began and standing one day before His throne next to you hearing Him say, "Well done, good and faithful servants".
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Because they're a bandage that so generally gets alone as a 'singles act' – and, admittedly, their assorted best of collections are appealing adorable altar – Blondie get unfairly disregarded back it comes to their albums. The one and alone allotment of affirmation bare to annul that reputation, however, is their third flat anthology Parallel Lines, appear actually four decades ago in September 1978.
Although they had been accustomed as hit-makers in Britain and Europe for the antecedent 18 months, breaking through to the college echelons of the UK singles blueprint with their hit 'Denis', Parallel Lines was the anthology that actually bankrupt Blondie as all-around megastars.
Its agrarian success throughout 1979, afterward the absolution of several hit singles from it, accustomed them to both accretion austere absorption from a bedrock columnist that was still sniffily focussed on long-players actuality the accurate acerbic analysis of artistry. Furthermore, Parallel Lines additionally gave them a able contour in their built-in America for the aboriginal time, decidedly afterwards the trans-Atlantic chart-topping success of the abiding hit distinct 'Heart of Glass'.


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Bacchus Bell & Joseph Williams v. Alexander McCormick. Circuit Court Report
Bacchus Bell & Joseph Williams v. Alexander McCormick
Reports of Cases Civil and Criminal in the United States Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, from 1801 to 1841
Bell, Bacchus
Williams, Joseph
McCormick, Alexander
Brent, Robert J., 1811-1872
Brent, William Leigh, 1784-1848
Mennifee
Dorsey
Nichols, B. B.
Prather, Benjamin
Prather, Eliza
Prather, Rachel
Prince George's County (Md.)
William Cranch, Reports of Cases Civil and Criminal in the United States Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, from 1801 to 1841, Volume V, Boston: Little, Brown and Company (1852)
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Negroes Bacchus Bell and Joseph Williams v. Alexander McCormick.
No implied emancipation arises from a legacy of twenty-five dollars bequeathed to slaves who are ordered by the will to be sold.
Benjamin Prather, of Prince George's county, in Maryland, by his last will, made in 1836, after devising his real estate to his grandson, B. B. Nichols, and sundry pecuniary and specific legacies to several of his relations and friends, proceeds thus: "My will is, that my two servants, Robert and Sarah, immediately after my decease, be set at liberty, and forever free from slavery, and that my executor pay, out of my estate, to the said Robert, the sum of fifty dollars, and to the said Sarah the sum of twenty-five dollars. Item, I will all the rest of my negroes, namely, Bacchus, Joseph, Bill, Dorsey, Hanson, Ann, John, Martha, and Rachel, be sold under the following provisions: that is, none of the said negroes shall be sold to any person residing out of Prince George's county, without their own consent; and in all cases they shall have the liberty of choosing their masters. All the rest and residue of my estate I will to be sold to the best advantage, and the proceeds of such sales, as well as the proceeds of the sale of the negroes above mentioned, (after paying to the said Bacchus, Joseph, Bill, Dorsey, Hanson, and Ann, the sum of twenty-five dollars, which I hereby require and authorize my executor to pay, as well as all other legacies,) to be equally divided between my two daughters Rachel and Eliza, share and share alike."
The present suit was brought by Bacchus and Joseph, two of the negroes named in the will.
It was agreed by the counsel of the parties, that, independent of the specific devises and legacies the testator left assets, sufficient to pay his debts, without resort to a sale of the negroes, and to leave a residuum; and that the petitioners had demanded their legacies of twenty-five dollars each, of the executor, who refused to pay them.
Mr. W. L. Brent and Mr. R. J. Brent, for the petitioners, contended that a legacy to a slave is an implied emancipation, because, while a slave, he cannot hold the money a moment. It instantly becomes the money of his master. He can give no receipt, nor release; nor can the executor have credit for it in settlement of his administration account. When a right is given by a master to his slave, he is presumed to give all the means of his enjoyment of it. If the will contain inconsistent devises, or bequests, the last must prevail. The legacies are not to be paid out of the proceeds of the sales of the negroes only, but out of the general fund to be created by the sale of the negroes and other property, and there was more than enough to pay all the debts and legacies, without resort to the sale of the negroes. 1 Thomas' Co. Lit. 430; Oatfield v. Waring, 14 Johns. 192; Hall v. Mullen, 5 Har. & Johns. 194; Le Grand v. Darnall, 2 Peters, 670; Ulrich v. Litchfield, 2 Atk. 374.
Mr. Bradley, contrà. There can be no implication against the express language of the will. The testator expressly manumits some of his slaves, but directs these to be sold to such masters as they should choose, and out of the proceeds they were to be paid $25 a piece.
Mr. Mennifee, of Kentucky, on the same side. The donation of $25 a piece to the slaves is not, in law, a legacy, but a mere benevolence. This construction reconciles all the clauses of the will. It is manifest that the testator did not intend to manumit these slaves; but to do them a gratuitous kindness. So also the right given them to choose their masters, was not a legal right, but a mere benevolence without a corresponding right, a gratuity, a direction to the executor.
The Court (nem con.) was of opinion that the petitioners were not entitled to freedom under the will. That an implied emancipation cannot be inferred in direct opposition to the express order of the testator to his executor to sell them.


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WNBA launches campaign geared toward LGBT fans
The WNBA is launching a campaign geared towards the LGBT community.
The moves makes the league the first pro league to specifically recruit gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered fans to its games.
From Aljazeera:
With the campaign, the WNBA is capitalizing on what it has quietly known for years: The community makes up a significant portion of its fan base. The difference now is that the league is talking about it publicly and making it a deliberate part of its marketing strategy.
The effort, which begins with the launch of a website Wednesday, includes having teams participate in local pride festivals and parades, working with advocacy groups to raise awareness of inclusion through grassroots events, and advertising with lesbian media. A nationally televised Pride game will take place between Tulsa and Chicago on Sunday, June 22.
Read more at Aljazeera
It's taken the league a very long time to take the step, 18 years to be exact. So far, teams have done some promotion locally, sponsoring booths at gay pride events and hosting groups at games. The group took a close look at its fan base before moving forward with the campaign. It commissioned a study that found that 25 percent of lesbians watch WNBA games and 21 percent have attended a game.
When the league began, executives figured the fan base would carry over from the NBA. But that wasn't the case. Brittney Griner, one of several WNBA athletes who have publicly come out as lesbian, plans to wear rainbow-colored shoes during the month of June in support of the initiative.
The campaign comes during a time when a number of pro athletes are declaring their homosexuality. Michael Sam became the first openly gay NFL player when he was drafted by the St. Louis Rams last month. NBA player Jason Collins made history when he was selected by the Brooklyn Nets in February.
Thoughts on the initiative?
Should more professional sports leagues focus on the LGBT community?
Sound off below!
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Facebook on Thursday announced it removed 783 pages, groups and accounts with ties to Iran as part of the company's continued effort to rid misinformation from its services.
The company said the Iranian accounts and pages were used to push Iranian propaganda "on topics like Israel-Palestine relations and the conflicts in Syria and Yemen, including the role of the US, Saudi Arabia, and Russia," Facebook said in a blog post.
At least one of the pages had about 2 million followers. Altogether, the accounts spent less than $30,000 on Facebook and Instagram ads, the company said. The accounts and pages also hosted eight events, dating back to May 2014. As many as 210 people expressed interest in attending at least one of the events, Facebook said.


How can i create a push notification in android and IOS.
Send me a example code to test in my application.
I got following snippet, but I have not tested it.
//Registration Id created by Android App i.e. DeviceId.
//Project ID created in Google project.
Do you want to send the notification to you Android or IOS application?
For that you have to make http call from your web service / Web application.
Just have one rest call in your IOS / Android get the data as JSON input based on the input you can create notification.
No you can call that REST Call from your web application / Web service. It is nothing but simple Http client call.
//your device Token and Message to be pushed.
If you are trying XAMARIN then this is the solution. XAMARIN allows you to code for IOS as well as Android at same time in a single project. You need to first install 'Push Notification Plugin for Xamarin' through Package Manager Console in VS and after that implement the 'IPushNotificationListener interface'.


Boca Raton is located along Florida's eastern coast, about 20 miles north of Miami. Its presence as a seaside town, along with its proximity to others like Pompano Beach and West Palm Beach, makes it a prime spot for vacationers. While Boca Raton is home to several well-known chain restaurants, there are also smaller chains and independent culinary hot spots located within the city.
Florida Atlantic University and the Boca Raton Airport are located next to one another near the intersection of Interstate 95 and Highway 808. In the University Commons along Highway 808, J. Alexander's specializes in steak and seafood offers like ahi tuna, sea scallops, pork tenderloin and aged prime rib. McCormick & Schmick's, meanwhile, offers both indoor and outdoor dining and happy hour food specials at the bar.
The Town Center Mall is located to the west of the Interstate at Glades and St. Andrews. Stir Crazy is an Asian restaurant that features more than 50 dishes from China, Japan, Vietnam and Thailand. The Grand Lux Cafe, meanwhile, dishes up a wide variety of steaks, burgers, seafood, pizza, pasta and vegetable dishes.
The temperature in Boca Raton, Florida in April tends to be very predictable, so you can generally count on the forecast and travel light.
The temperature in Boca Raton, Florida in April is somewhat unpredictable, so be on the safe side and prepare for a variety of conditions.
The temperature in Boca Raton, Florida in April is highly unpredictable, so use the forecast as a guide, but be ready for anything!
The Fifth Avenue Shops mall can be found off the west shore of Lake Wyman. Located among the shops, the Sakura restaurant serves both Japanese and Thai food, including grilled teriyaki, sushi, grilled tilapia, grilled salmon and whole snapper. The Cannoli Jitchen, with two locations on the Federal Highway and on Powerline Road, serves many types of pizzas and several chicken and veal entrees. Additionally, Boca Wings and Ribs serves ribs in either Danish baby back or St. Louis style.
The Spanish River Park is located between Lake Rogers and the ocean, with restaurants clustered nearby at Spanish River Boulevard and Federal Highway. The Griddle serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, including a number of omelets, sandwiches and steaks. Nearby, Kathy's Gazebo Cafe specializes in clams, soups, salads and seafood specials. La Villeta, meanwhile, is an Italian restaurant that serves numerous types of antipasti, pastas, chicken, veal and seafood.
Moore, Chris. "List of Restaurants in Boca Raton." Travel Tips - USA Today, https://traveltips.usatoday.com/list-restaurants-boca-raton-36992.html. Accessed 22 April 2019.
Mizner Park mall, Boca Raton, Florida. Museum of Art.
The Tri-Rail station in Boca Raton, Florida.


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Q: What happens when table references are wrapped in parenthesis (in front of a JOIN)? The JOIN syntax operates of a single table reference (from the MySQL documentation: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/join.html) :
table_reference JOIN table_factor ON condition

What happens behind the scenes if I put multiple table references inside parenthesis and use that as the 'table_reference'?
(t1, t2, t3) JOIN (SELECT X FROM ... ) t4 ON (t4.X = t1.Y)

Without parenthesis, I get an error: 'Unknown column 't1.Y' in 'on clause'.  This makes sense as it's only attempting to join with t3.  However, with parenthesis it works.

A: If you have this expression:
from t1,
     t2,
     t3 join
     (select x. . . ) t4
     on t4.X = t1.Y

Then this is interpreted as:
from t1,
     t2,
     (t3 join
      (select x. . . ) t4
      on t4.X = t1.Y
     )

In other words, the join is done before the comma, because the join has higher precedence than , (the same reason you get 11 rather than 30 if you do 10*2 + 1).  If you replaced the , with the seemingly equivalent cross join, then the query would work:
from t1 cross join
     t2 cross join
     t3 join
     (select x. . . ) t4
     on t4.X = t1.Y

This is because precedence rules for cross join are different than for ,.
The parentheses tell the compiler the order of "interpretation" for the joins.  So, when you do:
from (t1, t2, t3) join
     (select X from ... ) t4 on (t4.X = t1.Y)

The columns from t1 are available.
The moral of the story:  Don't use commas in the from clause.  Always use explicit joins, even for cross join.


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Clayton McMichen (instrumentalist : violin). (2019). In Discography of American Historical Recordings. Retrieved April 22, 2019, from https://adp.library.ucsb.edu/index.php/talent/detail/42704/McMichen_Clayton_instrumentalist_violin.
"Clayton McMichen (instrumentalist : violin)." Discography of American Historical Recordings. UC Santa Barbara Library, 2019. Web. 22 April 2019.


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Since past decade Polish citizens had a chance to tour whole around the old continent without spending too much money on this trip. Nothing surprising in that, cause since then prices of airline tickets are in very attractive price.
Have you found out about medical tourism yet? Wroclaw (Poland) could be an excellent destination for you and your folks!
Dental tourism in current years, also because of the crisis, has experienced exponential prosperity. There are more and more the citizens of the rich European countries who agree to connect a vacation to a operation to do at their teeth, at a considerably lower rate than they would spend in their fatherland.
It is the heart of spring and regrettably various men and women have not picked the vacation destination. The text is written to help you in generating the last choice and establish you the ideal destination for every vacations – the magical destination worth visiting is named Santorini and it is 1 of Greek destinations.
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Right now, because of to cheap airline carriers, we have a chance to go wherever we wish, without spending a lot of cash. All of this cause now we're member of European Union, and international airline companies, aren't afraid to create their lines in here. Also, our economy is nicer then ever before, so prices are smaller, and far more people can afford flights to another continents.


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Sister Mary Cynthia, (nee Marguerite D. Borman), 90, of Elm Grove, Wi., formerly of Marinette, passed away Monday, Dec. 14, 2020 at School Sisters of Notre Dame Convent in Elm Grove.
Born on Aug. 22, 1930 in Marinette, the third oldest of nine children, to Harvey S. and Viola M. Borman, they had resided on Dunlap Avenue in Marinette. She graduated from Lourdes High School in Marinette and entered School Sisters of Notre Dame novitiate where she took her vows on July 30, 1952.
She was then called and sent to serve at Guardian Angel, Chicago; St. Mary, Detroit; St. Francis and Mount Carmel, Guam; St. Aloysius, West Allis; Holy Family, Marinette; St. Ignatius, Sacred Heart and St. Teresa, Alaska; St. Patrick, Elkhourn; Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Mount Calvary and Notre Dame of Elm Grove.
Survivors include two brothers, Bryan (Janet) Borman of West Bend and James Borman of Manitowoc; four sisters, Joan (Raymond) Carey and Cynthia Hanson, both of New Port Richey, Fla., Sandra Matty of Crivitz and Clare (James) Perra of Rhinelander and many nieces; nephews and cousins.
Along with her parents, she was preceded in death by two sisters, Elizabeth (Betty) and Marie; a sister-in-law, Norma Jean Borman of Manitowoc and a brother-in-law, Richard Matty of Crivitz.
Closed services will be held at Notre Dame in Elm Grove with burial at Notre Dame Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to School Sisters of Notre Dame, 13105 Watertown Plank Rd, Elm Grove, WI 53122.


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Cyberpunk 2077 is a sci-fi action RPG title from the creators of The Witcher franchise, CD Projekt RED. Since its gameplay premier during E3 2018, the game went under criticism for its first-person view and other topics. In addition to that, the studio wanted to make sure players felt Cyberpunk 2077's world is live and vibrant, and they aren't afraid to admit there is politics involved.
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Q: Percentages not calculating correctly I have a math problem I need to solve for my upcoming C# basics exam. The code below is what I accomplished so far. Let me explain the code:
int capacity  is the capacity of a football stadium. [1..10000]
int fans is the number of fans attending [1..10000]
var sector in the for loop is the allocation of each fan among the 4 sectors - A, B, V, G
I need to calculate the percentage of fans in each of the sectors as well as the percentage of all fans relative to the capacity of the stadium.
What is the reason for the results to return 0.00?
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace FootballTournament
{
    class FootballTournament
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            int capacity = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
            int fans = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

            int sector_A = 0;
            int sector_B = 0;
            int sector_V = 0;
            int sector_G = 0;

            for (int i = 0; i < fans; i++)
            {
                var sector = Console.ReadLine();
                if(sector == "A")
                {
                    sector_A++;
                }
                else if (sector == "B")
                {
                    sector_B++;
                }
                else if (sector == "V")
                {
                    sector_V++;
                }
                else if (sector == "G")
                {
                    sector_G++;
                }
            }

            Console.WriteLine("{0:f2}%", (sector_A / fans * 100));
            Console.WriteLine("{0:f2}%", (sector_B / fans * 100));
            Console.WriteLine("{0:f2}%", (sector_V / fans * 100));
            Console.WriteLine("{0:f2}%", (sector_G / fans * 100));
            Console.WriteLine("{0:f2}%", (fans / capacity * 100));
        }
    }
}

Input/output example:
Input:
76
10
A
V
V
V
G
B
A
V
B
B

Output:
20.00%
30.00%
40.00%
10.00%
13.16%

A: You are doing integer math. The outcome will also be an integer.
Change your types to double, or cast them in your calculation.
Example
53/631 == 0 //integer
53/631d == 0,0839936608557845 //floating point

A: You are using an integer division, which results in 0.
In your example you are using int/int, which does everything in integer arithmetic even if you're assigning to a decimal/double/float variable.
Force one of the operands to be of the type you want to use for the arithmetic.
decimal capacity = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
decimal fans = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

decimal sector_A = 0;
decimal  sector_B = 0;
decimal sector_V = 0;
decimal sector_G = 0;


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Last Sunday, June 17, 2012, WWE's Pay-Per-View 'No Way Out' emanated from the Meadow Lands in New Jersey and a bunch of us from the Ruthless Roundtable went to see it.
From left to right: Mother Brain, Cos, Smark Central, Ato and kneeling down Justice.
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Karl Dörner (* 14. Oktober 1893 in Altwiesloch; † 24. März 1956 in Überlingen) war ein deutscher römisch-katholischer Geistlicher und theologischer Schriftsteller.

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Nach dem Abitur in Rastatt 1914 studierte er ab 1918 Katholische Theologie in Freiburg im Breisgau. Am 12. Juni 1921 wurde er im Kloster St. Peter auf dem Schwarzwald zum Priester geweiht. Seit 1924 unterrichtete er als Religionslehrer am Realgymnasium Weinheim. Er schrieb für die homiletischen Zeitschriften Der Prediger und Katechet, Kirche und Kanzel und Gottes Wort im Kirchenjahr.

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 Die alten Werte in der neuen Zeit. Des Heilands Antwort auf die religiösen Probleme der Gegenwart. 6 Fastenpredigten und eine Karfreitagspredigt. Dargestellt an neutestamentlichen Gestalten. H. Rauch, Wiesbaden 1930,  (93 S.).
 Das Gebot der Stunde. Zeitgemäße Fastenpredigten (= Predigten und Vorträge. Bändchen 35). Rauch, Wiesbaden 1932,  (98 S.).
 Der Kindergottesdienst. Gebetserziehung, eucharistische und liturgische Erziehung, Kindergottesdienst, Kinderlied, Kinderpredigt, Kinderandacht (= Die junge Kirche. Heft 2). Kepplerhaus, Stuttgart 1935,  (112 S.).
 Die ewigen Sterne. Zeitpredigten zur religiösen Besinnung (= Predigten und Vorträge. Bändchen 40). Matthias-Grünewald-Verlag, Wiesbaden 1935,  (108 S.).
 Vom Sakrament der Lebensweihe. 6 Ansprachen zur Vorbereitung, eine Festansprache und eine Predigt zur Erneuerung der hl. Firmung (= Predigten und Vorträge. Bändchen 42). Matthias-Grünewald-Verlag, Wiesbaden 1935,  (53 S.).
 Macht euch bereit! Lesungen für Mutter und Kind zur Herzensvorbereitung auf die erste hl. Kommunion. Badenia, Karlsruhe 1936,  (98 S.). Heidelberg ²1941, ³1946; Kerle, Heidelberg ⁴1949,  (93 S.); Deutsche Nationalbibliothek, Leipzig / Frankfurt am Main 2021,  (103 S., Reproduktion der 3. Auflage).
 Mensch, Christ und Sieger. 6 neue Zeit- und Fastenpredigten. Schöningh, Paderborn 1936,  (79 S.).
 Kinderpredigten zur Erweckung apostolischer Gesinnung und Tat. Schöningh u. a., Paderborn u. a. 1937,  (71 S.).
 Liturgische Kinderpredigten und Anregungen zur richtigen Gestaltung des Kindergottesdienstes. Schöningh u. a., Paderborn u. a. 1937,  (79 S.).
 Zeitnahe Kindergottesdienste mit Ansprachen. Badenia, Karlsruhe 1939,  (110 S.).
 Entdeckungsfahrten in die Wunderwelt der heiligen Messe. Kerle, Heidelberg 1946,  (180 S.).
 Wahrheitssucher und Sünder. 6 Fastenpredigten und 1 Karfreitagspredigt. Echter-Verlag, Würzburg 1951; 2., veränd. Auflage, ebenda 1951,  (67 S.).
 Die Welt steht offen. Ein Buch für Jungen und Mädchen. Holzschnitte: Eugen Sporer. Echter-Verlag, Würzburg 1953,  (248 S.).

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Austin Smith of Bexley Named 2020 Ohio Poetry Out Loud State Champion
March 25, 2020 Arts Ed, Educators, For Educators, For the Public, News, Poetry Out Loud, Public 2020 Poetry Out Loud, Austin Smith, Bexley, Bexley High School, Franklin County, King Arts Complex, Monserrat Tlahuel-Flores, Ohio Arts Council, Poetry Out Loud, POL, State Champion, Zurie Pope 0
Austin Smith hadn't expected to encounter a play-by-play of a football game in a poetry book.
"I was just looking through some of the poems and I saw one about football, and I thought about how strange it was, not only talking about football but the implications it had about life," said the Bexley High School senior.
Smith ended up reciting this poem, "Wide Receiver" by Mark Halliday, as his first poem in the 2020 Ohio Poetry Out Loud (POL) State Finals on March 6 at the King Arts Complex, where he went on to recite two more poems that evening and win the title of State Champion.
He accepted his award on stage, beaming, with a few tears shining in his eyes, as he was surrounded by family and a cheering squad of his blue-and-white-clad peers.
"I was just thinking about making everyone who has gotten me to this point proud. That's why I was on the stage crying," Smith said. "I was trying to hold (the tears) back, but they escaped! It's just a culmination of all the hard work that I've done and all the people who have helped me and supported me along the way."
Smith was one of nine Ohio high school students who competed on the Nicholson Auditorium stage in the State Finals competition. As part of the national POL program presented by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation, contests are held at the school, regional, and state level. State arts agencies from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico participate every year.
Video by WOSU Public Media
Each student competing in the State Finals is asked to prepare two poems to recite in front of a panel of judges during the first and second rounds of competition. The highest-scoring students are then asked to recite a third poem in the final round. This year, for the first time in Ohio POL history, all nine state finalists were selected to recite their third poem.
In that final round, Smith recited John Donne's "The Sun Rising." This followed his moving round two selection: "Worth," a poem by Cleveland-based poet Marilyn Nelson that vividly discusses the issue of slavery.
"I wanted one about racism and segregation, or just racism in general," Smith said of his choice of Nelson's poem. He added that when selecting his poems, it was important that he felt a connection to the message within the words. "You should choose your poem because you find something true with it. You just know when you pick the right poem because you're able to convey feelings within it. Get to know the author because looking at their background might help you better your recitation."
Smith said he tries to channel the emotions that are conveyed through the lines, stanzas, and phrases while he recites.
"With 'Worth' and 'Wide Receiver,' when I was reciting them, I would think of the saddest things that had happened in my life and just hope that that would help me to convey the true meaning and the feelings associated with the words," he said.
POL encourages students to learn about great poetry through memorization and recitation. The program helps students master public speaking skills, build self-confidence, and learn about literary heritage and contemporary life.
For Smith, POL showed him that poems often go beyond rhyming couplets to communicate life lessons and stories that resonate through their relevance. And the competition aspect gave him the confidence to share his skills on stage.
"If you told me as a freshman that I'd be up there winning a poetry competition, I'd look at you like you were crazy," Smith said. "So, you never know! Give poetry a chance!"
ABOUT POETRY OUT LOUD
The nation's largest youth poetry recitation competition is presented by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation in partnership with the Ohio Arts Council. The Poetry Out Loud program encourages high school students to learn about great poetry, master public-speaking skills, build self-confidence, and study their literary heritage.
ABOUT THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS (NEA)
Established by Congress in 1965, the NEA is the independent federal agency whose funding and support gives Americans the opportunity to participate in the arts, exercise their imaginations, and develop their creative capacities. Through partnerships with state arts agencies, local leaders, other federal agencies, and the philanthropic sector, the NEA supports arts learning, affirms and celebrates America's rich and diverse cultural heritage, and extends its work to promote equal access to the arts in every community across America. Visit arts.gov to learn more about the NEA.
ABOUT THE OHIO ARTS COUNCIL
The Ohio Arts Council is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically. Connect with the OAC on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, or visit our website at oac.ohio.gov.
Article by Amanda Etchison, Communications Strategist
Featured photo: 2020 Ohio Poetry Out Loud State Champion Austin Smith. Photo by Terry Gilliam Photography.