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Arian Moayed Is so Much More Than Stewy from 'Succession'
The 'Succession' fan favorite talks to Thrillist about his path to playing the lovable d-bag.
By Esther Zuckerman
Published on 11/12/2021 at 12:04 PM
Arian Moayed has become known for playing a certain kind of guy on television. The Tony-nominated actor burst into public consciousness as private equity tycoon Stewy Hosseini on Succession, a man who, in his first scene, steals a donut from a coffee shop and licks it before discarding it. In the second season of the HBO Max show Love Life, the audience is introduced to his character as he cajoles his friend to try uni for the first time. But Moayed is not actually that ultra-rich, gregarious finance bro type of dude, despite what some of the fans he encounters think.
"What happens now is, I have two daughters, 12 and 10, and I'm at a sports bar watching a game or whatever and hedge funders come up to you and they're like, 'Blow in the bathroom?' And you want to be like, 'Dude, I have a nonprofit theater company,'" Moayed explains to me over chips and guacamole at Tulcingo Del Valle, an unassuming Mexican restaurant in Hell's Kitchen. (Moayed insisted I indulge in the snacks, and insisted that his insistence makes it into the article.)
Moayed has lived in the neighborhood for 20 years, since coming to New York after college at Indiana University. He started coming to Tulcingo in about 2009, after a trip to Los Angeles made him want to seek out more authentic Mexican cuisine in the city. The restaurant's proprietor knows him, his family, and his order (spicy margarita, spicy guac, cheese enchiladas), but she wasn't aware of his profession until Thrillist asked to do a photoshoot of him at the place.
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Though his screen time is relatively small compared to some of the other members of the Succession cast, Moayed has become a breakout star whose every appearance draws freakouts among his devoted following. When he showed up in the teaser for Episode 5, one person tweeted: "stewy in this turtleneck in the promo for next week... shaking screaming crying throwing up."
When Moayed arrived in New York in 2002, he figured he would never make it as an actor, so he focused on Waterwell, the nonprofit he and a college friend founded following 9/11 with the goal of making socially minded theater. He still is board chair of that company, which also operates a drama program out of a performing arts high school in midtown where he teaches. He estimates 60 to 70 percent of his week is devoted to Waterwell, but the next couple of months look awfully busy for him on the acting front. In addition to Succession and Love Life, he has a role in the upcoming Marvel bonanza Spider-Man: No Way Home, which comes out in December. He obviously can't say much about that, lest Kevin Feige get on his tail, but his kids are thrilled that he may have gotten to work with Zendaya. In February, he'll star in Inventing Anna, the Shonda Rhimes produced Netflix series about the infamous grifter Anna Delvey. He plays her lawyer. It's yet another story that orbits the world of New York's elite.
After leaving Iran when he was 8, Moayed's family landed in a north suburb of Chicago. "We're the only family from my mom and dad's side that's in the United States," he says. "I found at a very young age, when times were tough, and English was not there, that if I made people laugh, it loosened the energy." Moayed has imagined a backstory for Stewy that might be similar to his own, but he has also told Succession creator Jesse Armstrong that he doesn't want it to be discussed on screen.
"The one time that we've talked, Jesse and I, about Stewy, I said to Jesse, 'There are three options that you have for Stewy Hosseini,'—we were trying to figure out a last name as well—'for how he can be Iranian. He came in the '50s because his parents were gajillionaires. He came in '75, right before the revolution, or he came after,'" Moayed explains. "He asked me, 'Which one do you want?' I said, 'Well, I'm just going to pick the one that I know, which is in the '80s.' But then I also said, 'I don't want to talk about this ever on this show.'"
Moayed was starring on Broadway in The Humans, the Tony-winning play that recently received the movie treatment, when Succession came calling. He was initially meant to audition for the role of Lawrence, the head of the digital media shop Vaulter eventually played by Rob Yang.
"I basically was doing my version of Stewy for that character," he says. "A year goes by, I'm still doing The Humans, and they're like, 'They want you to come back.' In my mind I was like, 'Well, I only have one d-bag hedge fund guy under my arsenal. I don't have a bunch of those.'" But it was a perfect fit. Not only was he great at playing a "d-bag hedge fund guy," he also had a preexisting relationship with Jeremy Strong that goes back almost as far as college Stewy and Kendall. Moayed had first met Strong when he was 19 and the latter was training at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theater.
"That history was really important to me," Moayed says. "I didn't mean for this to happen, but because I've known him for a long time, however rich Kendall Roy may or may not be, it didn't matter to me because I've known you when you were 18, 19 years old."
While the attention Moayed gets from playing Stewy can certainly be strange—see, for instance, the dudes casually asking him to do coke in the bathroom—he also clearly relishes it. Yes, he has seen your Twitter thirst and read your Kendall and Stewy fanfiction. "I look at all that stuff," he says. "I used to respond to everyone because my Iranian-ness was like I had to be nice. I can't even do that anymore." He projects an easygoing nature that extends into his work on camera. During our photoshoot, his spicy margarita spilled all over the table. He just kept posing. It's a little bit like how one of his most-GIF'd moments on Succession came to be.
In the Season 2 finale, he seductively smells a branch of lavender during a tense meeting with Logan (Brian Cox) and Kendall when they were all filming in Croatia. "Monica [Jacobs], who was our props person, came up to [our first AD] Christo [Morse], they were like five feet from me, and said, 'Smell this lavender,'" he explains. "Christo smelled it, and you could see how their face vibrated from the smell. Christo then was like, 'All right, here we go. Here we go. We're about to go.' I went, 'Let me smell that.' And I smelled it, right before the first take, that we haven't rehearsed, and I smelled it. I was like, 'Oh, amazing,' and I put it down, never thinking I'd use it ever again, or never thought about it again, to be honest with you." Instead, it became a negotiating tactic and a meme.
Moayed has found other small ways to convey Stewy's ethos. For instance, he was insistent that the character not wear socks, even when it's freezing outside. The uber-rich don't need as many coats as the rest of us because they are always being shepherded from one place to another in a helicopter or private car, and Moayed figured that might also apply to footwear. "Everyone made fun of me on set, like, 'Why isn't he wearing socks?' Then it became the coolest thing ever."
Moayed has never had near the wealth Stewy or his Love Life character Kian do, but he gets why we like these guys. "People oftentimes are like, 'Well, what's the addiction to the rich? Why are we so addicted to wealth, and wealth porn, and all that?' It's because it gives us an opportunity to imagine a world in which we don't have to think about how much this spicy margarita costs," he says, highlighting his own preferred drink. "The reality is that I'm not trying to play rich, nor am I trying to play someone that knows rich things. To be honest, I don't know. The first time I tried uni was on the Love Life set." I ask him if he liked it. He hesitates. "It was okay."
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A pedestrian walks by an Apple store in New York City on Feb. 23. Protesters demonstrated against the FBI's efforts to require the company to make it easier to unlock the encrypted iPhone used by Syed Rizwan Farook. Julie Jacobson/AP hide caption
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From Reagan's Cyber Plan To Apple Vs. FBI: 'Everything Is Up For Grabs'
March 22, 2016 • Fred Kaplan, author of Dark Territory, traces the history of cyber defense into the current heated debate between the FBI and Apple over the encryption of the iPhone.
Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden spoke via video conference at the Johns Hopkins University auditorium in Baltimore Feb. 17. Juliet Linderman /AP hide caption
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NSA: Fallout From Snowden Leaks Isn't Over, But Info Is Getting Old
March 16, 2016 • The National Security Agency's deputy director tells NPR he expects "other shoes to drop" from ex-contractor Edward Snowden's revelations. But "things have changed a lot" since the leaks, he says.
Russia's Vladimir Putin makes a speech in 2009 after receiving an award in Dresden, Germany, where he served as a KGB officer during the Cold War. Norbert Millauer/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Norbert Millauer/AFP/Getty Images
Spy Vs. Spies: Why Deciphering Putin Is So Hard For U.S. Intelligence
March 10, 2016 • How do you spy on a country when decision-making is concentrated in the mind of one man? U.S. spooks' traditional tools — from NSA intercepts to satellite imagery to espionage — are coming up short.
FBI Director James Comey is one of the federal officials who has said that the growing use of encryption hurts the ability to track criminals. Keith Srakocic/AP hide caption
Keith Srakocic/AP
Encryption May Hurt Surveillance, But Internet Of Things Could Open New Doors
February 2, 2016 • Law enforcement and intelligence officials warn that encrypted communication makes investigation venues "go dark." A study sees other avenues for data collection through newly connected devices.
The National Security Agency campus in Fort Meade, Md. Patrick Semansky/AP hide caption
NSA Ends Sept. 11-Era Surveillance Program
November 29, 2015 • The program allowed the U.S. government to collect data on Americans' phone calls in bulk. Under the new system, the government needs a court order to query a database kept by phone companies.
Appeals Court Refuses To Shut Down NSA Bulk Collection Program Early
October 29, 2015 • The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals had ruled the program, which Congress has overhauled, was illegal. The Court, however, believes it is best to allow it to wind down in an orderly manner.
U.S. Appeals Court Overturns Decision That NSA Metadata Collection Was Illegal
August 28, 2015 • The three-judge panel threw out a lower court ruling that found the practice unconstitutional. Congress has passed a law that will change the collection process in a few months.
A man using a mobile phone walks past an AT&T store, in June. The New York Times and ProPublica report that the telecom giant helped the NSA spy for decades. Mark Lennihan/AP hide caption
Report: AT&T Had Long, 'Highly Collaborative' Partnership With NSA
August 15, 2015 • The New York Times and ProPublica examined documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden. They reveal an extensive relationship between the spy agency and the telecom giant.
WikiLeaks Docs Purport To Show The U.S. Spied On Japan's Government
July 31, 2015 • The documents also allege that the U.S. targeted Japanese banks and companies, including Mitsubishi.
"I try to lead an examined life," says Anne Neuberger, the NSA's chief risk officer. "I try to lead a life where I'm asking myself that question: Have I earned the gift of existence, in some way?" All her grandparents were Holocaust survivors. Courtesy of National Security Agency hide caption
Courtesy of National Security Agency
At The NSA, A Rising Star's Commitment To Faith — And Public Service
July 12, 2015 • The National Security Agency's chief risk officer grew up in an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community that didn't encourage women to work outside the home. But she credits her faith for her achievements.
President Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel walk to a group photo of G-7 leaders in June. Carolyn Kaster/AP hide caption
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Germany Closes Probe Into Alleged U.S. Hacking Of Merkel's Phone
June 12, 2015 • The country's top prosecutor said investigators had been unable to find solid evidence that the U.S. eavesdropped on Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone calls.
Under the USA Freedom Act, phone call metadata will remain with private phone carriers but can be subpoenaed by the government. Alex Williamson/Ikon Images/Corbis hide caption
Alex Williamson/Ikon Images/Corbis
June 4, 2015 • Under the USA Freedom Act, the NSA can no longer collect phone call metadata without a court order. Metadata remain with private phone carriers but can be subpoenaed by the government.
Former NSA contract worker Edward Snowden appears via live video link. Amnesty International/YouTube hide caption
Amnesty International/YouTube
Video: Edward Snowden Takes Questions From London Audience
June 2, 2015 • Nearly two years after his information about U.S. spying caused an international uproar, former NSA contract worker Edward Snowden spoke to an audience in London on Tuesday via live video feed.
All Eyes On Senate As Patriot Act Provisions Set To Expire
May 31, 2015 • Three key provisions of the act sunset on June 1. The Senate has scheduled a rare Sunday session to try to pass a House measure that modifies some of the provisions.
Senate Blocks Bill To End Government Collection Of Phone Records
May 23, 2015 • The Senate worked late into the night but failed to agree on extending government surveillance programs under the USA Patriot Act before adjourning for the Memorial Day holiday.
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Promising Young Woman gets Sky Cinema debut in UK
25th March 2021 | by Simon Brew | Comments
Oscar and BAFTA frontrunner Promising Young Woman is skipping cinemas in the UK and heading straight to Sky Cinema.
Crikey. An awards frontrunner in both the Oscars and the BAFTAs, the brilliant Promising Young Woman will be skipping cinemas in the UK, and instead debuting directly on the Sky Cinema service.
The film needed a release in the UK by April to qualify for the BAFTAs, and as such an indoor cinema release became unfeasible. In has swooped Sky, and picked up arguably the best exclusive it's yet attracted to its Sky Cinema channel.
The film will be debuting on the service from April 16th in the UK.
Carey Mulligan headlines the film, that's been written and directed by Emerald Fennell.
Understandably, Sky is quite pleased with its coup. Sarah Wright, the firm's director of acquisitions, has said "Promising Young Woman' is an outstanding debut by a very exciting filmmaker, deservedly receiving plaudits across the industry and we can't wait to share it exclusively with Sky Cinema customers."
It's a superb film, that deserved a cinema release. But at least now we in the UK can actually get to see it, following its release in the US last year.
Tags: promising young woman, sky cinema
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Travel Guide Hong Kong
The New Territories
Introducing Hong Kong
Hong Kong Skyline © Jim Trodel
Hong Kong Travel Guide
Hong Kong occupies a unique position in the world, both culturally and geographically. Perched on the edge of mainland China, the city and its outlying territories flourished under British control for a century before being handed back to China in 1997. Today, the eclectic mix of British and Chinese culture has created a distinctive society of its own, as proud of its ancient history as it is focused on dominating the business world.
Hong Kong is known in tourist circles as a top shopping destination, and the crowded markets and shopping malls offer a selection of souvenirs ranging from jade jewellery to knockoff designer goods and custom-tailored suits. City life in Hong Kong is a melting pot of traditions evident in the diverse restaurants and nightlife pulsing beneath the neon lights.
Hong Kong is not all skyscrapers and shopping malls though: the Outlying Islands and New Territories are a sharp contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city, offering travellers serene landscapes of mountains and meadows dotted with hidden temples and traditional villages.
Best time to visit Hong Kong
While Hong Kong is considered a year-round destination, the best time to visit is generally from September to November, when the weather is warm and the rainy season has ended. Read more on Hong Kong's Climate and Weather.
What to see in Hong Kong
-Visit the dramatic Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery.
-Spend a day on the beaches in Stanley.
-Watch a horse race in Sha Tin.
-Visit secluded monasteries on Lantau Island. Read more about Hong Kong Attractions.
What to do in Hong Kong
-Take the funicular to the top of Victoria Peak.
-Spend a day in Hong Kong Disneyland.
-Go shopping in the Western Market.
-Stroll the gardens of the Wong Tai Sin Temple.
Getting to Hong Kong
There are plenty of direct flights to Hong Kong from London, and connecting service from other British cities. Direct flights to Hong Kong from the US are long, but are available primarily from the west coast and from major cities like New York and Chicago. Get more information on Hong Kong Airports.
The Painted Veil by W. Somerset Maugham, White Ghost Girls by Kate Greenway, and The Monkey King by Timothy Mo.
Four Heavenly Kings
Chinese Box (1997) and The World of Suzie Wong (1960).
Hong Kong-style milk tea or Chrysanthemum tea.
Jade jewellery, cloisonné and lacquerware, silk robes and custom-tailored suits.
Pack comfortable closed shoes, as the streets of Hong Kong are often wet and dirty. White sneakers are the mark of a tourist, so dark shoes are preferable.
What's on in Hong Kong
See enormous towers of iced buns at the spring Cheung Chau Bun Festival. Parades and fireworks are the highlight of the Chinese New Year celebrations. Hong Kong Summer Temptations are every shopper's dream with dozens of events and promotions. More information on Hong Kong Events.
-There are more cell phones than people in Hong Kong.
-Hong Kong has more skyscrapers than any other city in the world, with over 9,000 high-rise buildings.
Both fascinating and frenetic, Hong Kong's blend of ancient culture and modern sensibilities make for an unforgettable holiday.
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El districte de Gurué és un districte de Moçambic, situat a la província de Zambézia. Té una superfície de 5.606 kilòmetres quadrats. En 2007 comptava amb una població de 237.935 habitants. Limita al nord amb el districte de Malema de la província de Nampula, al nord-oest amb el districte de Cuamba de la província de Niassa, al sud-oest amb el districte de Milange, al sud amb els districtes de Namarroi i Ile i a l'est amb el districte d'Alto Molócuè.

Divisió administrativa
El districte està dividit en dos postos administrativos (Lioma i Mepuagiua), compostos per les següents localitats:
 Posto Administrativo de Lioma:
Lioma
Magige
Mualijane
Nintulo
Tetete
 Posto Administrativo de Mepuagiua:
Incize
Mepuagiua
Mugaveia
Nicoropale
Nipive

Referències

Gurue

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Breath Alcohol Concentration in Japanese Breast Cancer Patients Following Alcohol-Containing Chemotherapeutic Agent Infusion
Preparations containing dehydrated ethanol as an additive, due to its water-insoluble properties, have been frequently used for chemotherapeutic agents, such as paclitaxel (PTX), docetaxel (DOC) and eribulin. When selecting these drugs, the influence of alcohol on the central nervous system (CNS) must be considered. In this study, we measured the breath alcohol concentration (BAC) in Japanese breast cancer patients treated with these agents. Japanese patients with breast cancer receiving outpatient chemotherapy with alcohol-containing agents were registered. The BAC was measured immediately after drip infusion and 30 and 60 minutes later. Thirty-one female patients were enrolled in this study. Breath alcohol was detected in 18 patients (58%) immediately after administration: 6 patients (75%) with PTX, 10 (50%) with DOC and 2 (67%) with eribulin. After 30 minutes, no patient had BAC over 0.15 mg/L, but breath alcohol under 0.1 mg/L was detected in 1 patient with PTX and 1 with DOC after 60 minutes. The influence of alcohol may disappear 60 minutes or more after administration, making it possible to travel home safely at this time.
Citation: Itoi N, Abe H, Mori T, Kawai Y, Kubota Y, et al. (2014) Breath Alcohol Concentration in Japanese Breast Cancer Patients Following Alcohol-Containing Chemotherapeutic Agent Infusion. J Pharmacovigilance 2:138.
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Warwickshire Online Chat Forum > General > Chit-Chat > Entertainment Chat > Google Earth!
View Full Version : Google Earth!
Has anyone else tried this? It runs pretty shakily for me, as my computer is an editing system rather then a graphics engine. But it still work pretty well, and it's absolutely fascinating zooming in and out to almost anywhere in the planet!
Installed Google Earth some time ago but think either the graphics or video card can't deal with it and so never got it to run properly.


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Geishouse is een gemeente in het Franse departement Haut-Rhin (regio Grand Est) en telt 489 inwoners (2005). De plaats maakt deel uit van het arrondissement Thann-Guebwiller.

Geografie
De oppervlakte van Geishouse bedraagt 7,3 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 67,0 inwoners per km².

Demografie
Onderstaande figuur toont het verloop van het inwonertal (bron: INSEE-tellingen).

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Gemeente in Haut-Rhin


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using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Text;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Reflection;

using Terraria;

using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Input;

namespace dotNetMT
{
    [PluginTag("Teleport", "de1ta0ne & Co.", @"
		|Add teleport!
        |
        |Game mode usage:
        |
        |   T - teleport to mouse cursor
		|   ALT+NumPad(0-3) - store position
        |   NumPad(0-3) - teleport to stored position
        |
        |Map mode usage:
        |
        |   ALT+RightClick - teleport to clicked position
    ")]
    public class Teleport : PluginBase
    {
        private Keys[] _slotHotKeys = new Keys[] { Keys.NumPad0, Keys.NumPad1, Keys.NumPad2, Keys.NumPad3 };
        private static Vector2[] _positions = null;

        public Teleport()
        {
            HotkeyCore.RegisterHotkey(() =>
            {
                if (CORE.IsOnCooldown()) return;
                DoTeleport(Main.player[Main.myPlayer], Main.mouseX + Main.screenPosition.X, Main.mouseY + Main.screenPosition.Y);
                CORE.BeginCooldown(30);
            }, DNMT.Config.Get("Teleport", "Key", new Hotkey(Keys.T), true));
        }

        private static void DoTeleport(Player player, float x, float y)
        {
            var vector = new Vector2(x, y);
            player.Teleport(vector, 4, 0);
            player.velocity = Vector2.Zero;
            NetMessage.SendData(65, -1, -1, "", 0, player.whoAmI, vector.X, vector.Y, 5, 0, 0);
        }

        public override void OnUpdate()
        {
            if (!CORE.IsCanUseHotKeys() || CORE.IsOnCooldown()) return;
            Player player = Main.player[Main.myPlayer];

            if (Main.mapFullscreen && Main.mouseRight && HotkeyCore.IsAltModifierKeyDown()) //  Main.keyState.IsKeyDown(Keys.LeftAlt)
            {
                int num = Main.maxTilesX * 16;
                int num2 = Main.maxTilesY * 16;
                Vector2 vector = new Vector2((float)Main.mouseX, (float)Main.mouseY);
                vector.X -= (float)(Main.screenWidth / 2);
                vector.Y -= (float)(Main.screenHeight / 2);
                Vector2 mapFullscreenPos = Main.mapFullscreenPos;
                Vector2 vector2 = mapFullscreenPos;
                vector /= 16f;
                vector *= 16f / Main.mapFullscreenScale;
                vector2 += vector;
                vector2 *= 16f;
                vector2.Y -= (float)player.height;
                if (vector2.X < 0f)
                {
                    vector2.X = 0f;
                }
                else if (vector2.X + (float)player.width > (float)num)
                {
                    vector2.X = (float)(num - player.width);
                }
                if (vector2.Y < 0f)
                {
                    vector2.Y = 0f;
                }
                else if (vector2.Y + (float)player.height > (float)num2)
                {
                    vector2.Y = (float)(num2 - player.height);
                }

                DoTeleport(player, vector2.X, vector2.Y);
                CORE.BeginCooldown(30);
                return;
            }

            int slotActive = -1;
            for (int i = 0; i < _slotHotKeys.Length; i++)
                if (Main.keyState.IsKeyDown(_slotHotKeys[i]))
                {
                    slotActive = i;
                    break;
                }
            if (slotActive == -1) return;

            if (_positions == null)
            {
                _positions = new Vector2[_slotHotKeys.Length];
                for (int i = 0; i < _slotHotKeys.Length; i++)
                {
                    float x, y;
                    if (DNMT.Config.TryGet("Teleport", "Slot-" + i.ToString() + "-X", out x) &&
                        DNMT.Config.TryGet("Teleport", "Slot-" + i.ToString() + "-Y", out y))
                        _positions[i] = new Vector2(x, y);
                    else
                        _positions[i] = new Vector2(player.position.X, player.position.Y);
                }
            }

            if (HotkeyCore.IsAltModifierKeyDown())
            {
                _positions[slotActive] = new Vector2(player.position.X, player.position.Y);
                CORE.Print("Teleport position stored! [" + slotActive + "](" +
                          player.position.X.ToString() + ", " + player.position.Y.ToString() + ")");
                DNMT.Config.Set("Teleport", "Slot-" + slotActive.ToString() + "-X", _positions[slotActive].X);
                DNMT.Config.Set("Teleport", "Slot-" + slotActive.ToString() + "-Y", _positions[slotActive].Y);
            }
            else
            {
                CORE.Print("Teleport to slot [" + slotActive + "]!");
                DoTeleport(player, _positions[slotActive].X, _positions[slotActive].Y);
            }
            CORE.BeginCooldown(30);
        }
    }
}

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.... There aren't many card-carrying Albigensians running around today, but there is another kind of bodily obsession—a cult of the body—that is just plain unhealthy. The ideal body image shifts with culture, no doubt. The plump, pale figures of Baroque painting were archetypically beautiful and aristocratic. But what is considered ideal now—and gyms surround you with magazines, pictures, and mirrors to aid your meditation—is elusive and unrealistic. Many spend hours of precious time and heaps of precious cash for the gym, but can't seem to find the time for Sunday worship, or spare more than a couple of bucks for the church.


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Pakistan will be able to manufacture local dialysis, anesthesia machines this year: Chaudhry Fawad
His ministry tasked Pakistan Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) to produce sanitizers at a local level, Chaudhry Fawad said.
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Science and Technology, Chaudhry Fawad Hussain Wednesday said Pakistan will soon be able to manufacture dialysis and anesthesia machines under the logo of "Made in Pakistan".
The federal minister said when the first case of COVID-19 surfaced in Pakistan, the country was not able to manufacture any of the essential medical equipments relying on imports either it was goggles, face shields or masks.
Similarly, the country faced shortage of much-needed hand sanitizers in the month of March.
Responding to the emergency need of ventilators, the ministry in close liaison with the Defense Production organization `National Radio and Telecommunication Corporation' (NRTC) started manufacturing local ventilators.
Today, NRTC has the capacity of manufacturing 250 ventilators annually which will be enhanced up to 700 ventilators soon after issuance of license to two of the companies by Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP).
This initiative will place Pakistan among the list of very few countries manufacturing such a sophisticated and complex machine (ventilator) and lead toward self-reliance, he added.
The minister stated that the country was relying on the imports of medical equipment worth billions of dollars.
However, within the period of six months, Pakistan has became a major exporter of Personal Protective Equipments (PPEs) which has been made possible through the unflinching support extended by the Prime Minister, Imran Khan and the other organizations.
This year, Pakistan has received the export order of 100 million dollars PPEs while during the next three to five years; the efforts will be carried out to create an impact of five to eight billion dollars on the economy of the country through increasing such exports.
About the successes on the educational front, Chaudhry Fawad said Pakistan's education system is always criticized but it is heartening to see that this year it became part of Washington accord under which the degrees of Pakistani Engineers will get recognition at international level.
Another target of the Ministry of Science and Technology will be to focus on Precision Agriculture initiative under which two, five and 12.5 acres farms will be given technology packages including drone, water censors, pesticides censors, packaging facility, seed selection etc.
Under this initiative, he said 500 technology-based farms would be created and 100 percent export-based agriculture will be introduced in the country.
Another project, he explained, is of manufacturing agricultural drones through two companies which will not only be used for agricultural purposes but monitoring of police.
"We intend to shift police monitoring mechanism from manual to drone based which will reduce the fuel cost of patrolling and also help capture the precise details of performance", he said.
Listing another plan, the federal minister said Sialkot city will be declared as special economic zone for creation of an electromagnetic industry.
Sialkot city is being selected for the purpose as it is already exporting surgical goods worth 400 million dollar.
The estimated cost of these goods at international level is of five billion dollars.
The minister said the government has set the target of increasing exports of surgical goods up to two billion dollar within a year.
Listing another project of chemical replacement, the federal minister said Pakistan exports chemicals worth four billion dollar out of which the chemicals worth two billion dollars needs to be replaced due to low quality.
The ministry has been emphasizing on strengthening the departments, increasing budgetary allocations, reactivating and reviving the organizations utilizing the expertise of researchers and introducing technology based projects through taking stringent measures.
Chaudhry Fawad said Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf came into power on the basis of the accountability narrative and changed the previous narrative of "if someone is looting, he is also spending" to "Neither he do corruption, nor allows someone to do" he said adding "no serious allegation of corruption was found against any one the of the ministers in the federal cabinet".


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DoJ rejects B&N/Authors Guild objections to settlement
The Department of Justice has rejected objections raised by the public to its proposed settlement with HarperCollins, Hachette and Simon & Schuster over alleged...
The Department of Justice has rejected objections raised by the public to its proposed settlement with HarperCollins, Hachette and Simon & Schuster over alleged e-book pricing collusion and the agency model. Bookseller Barnes & Noble, American author association the Authors Guild and a group of US independent publishers including Grove/Atlantic and Perseus had been among those to lodge complaints.
The settlement with the three publishers, agreed in April, enjoined the publishers to terminate the Apple agency agreements, not to enter into any contracts that prevent retailers from setting their own e-book prices for a two-year period, and not to "enter into any agreement with an e-book retailer relating to the sale of e-books that contains a price Most Favoured Nation".
Macmillan, Penguin and Apple rejected the terms of the settlement and face trial on 3rd June 2013.
The DOJ received 868 public comments to the proposed settlement, with nearly 70 in favour of the settlement and the remainder opposing it. "Most of these came from publishers, authors, agents and bookstores that acknowledged an interest in higher retail e-book prices," the DoJ noted.
Barnes & Noble's objections to the settlement had claimed it would injure booksellers. The Authors Guild had said the proposed settlement was "not in the public interest". Referring to Amazon, the US authors body had stated: "The Justice Department is sanctioning the destructive, anticompetitive campaign of a corporate giant with billions in cash and boundless ambitions."
In a response published today (23rd July), the DoJ said: "In the course of its investigation, the United States examined complaints about Amazon's alleged predatory practices and found persuasive evidence lacking . . . Even if there were evidence to substantiate claims of 'monopolization' or predatory pricing' they would not be sufficient to justify self-help in the form of collusion."
Responding to Barnes & Noble's comments, the DoJ asserted that Barnes & Noble was "worried that it will make less money after the conspiracy than it collected while the conspiracy was ongoing" and that that was not a matter for the court to consider. Many of the benefits B&N attributes to collusive pricing could be achieved in other ways, such as lowering costs, the DoJ said.
The DoJ also rejected an implication it said it drew from the Authors Guild submission, that price-fixing should be permitted in the publishing industry because of the cultural role books play in society. "An argument that a particular industry or market deserves a blanket exemption from the antitrust laws should be directed to Congress, rather than the United States or the court," the DoJ stated. It also noted that some members of the Authors Guild, including authors Joe Konrath and David Gaughran, had written in support of the Final Settlement.
The DOJ said that after "careful consideration" of the public comments, it had concluded that the proposed final judgement was an "effective and appropriate remedy for the antitrust violations alleged in the complaint".
Authors Guild 'met with DoJ officials'
US: authors ask DOJ to investigate Amazon
DoJ settlement 'would injure booksellers', says B&N
Mixed reactions to S&S buy, as Authors Guild calls for DoJ to block move
Publishers object to DoJ Apple ruling


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The Hunt for Success
What kind of issues come to mind when someone mentions the Indo-Pakistani cinema? Perhaps, music, song, dance, vulgarity, and imperfection. Somewhere in between these mixed connotations lies the identity of the Indo-Pakisani cinema - lost, or at best, misunderstood.
I can only hope I will not be misunderstood if I say that plagiarism is an essentially Western concern. Even until the beginning of the eighteenth century literary ideas had been continuously borrowed without formal acknowledgement. Chaucer borrowed most of his tales from French authors. All plays of Shakespeare were based on borrowed themes. This was so because in the medieval worldview values were constant. Rules governing good and evil, failure or success, were supposed to be universal. Therefore stories and characters were also allowed to remain the same. It was only with the rise of a mercantile society and the Age of Enlightenment that people experienced "discontinuous change." Each revolution ushered in a specific economic, social or intellectual outcome that was so different from the past that "new" ideas could be distinguished from the "old" ones; original from traditional. It was only then, that people began to care about "originality" of ideas in addition to, or sometimes instead of, the richness of presentation. Journalistic writing and novel became the dominant art forms in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
But what about the subcontinent? Have the masses really transformed from the Agricultural Wave to the Industrial Wave? Do the laws of science, rather than the aphorisms of ages, really reflect their economic and social existence? It may be argued that in many respects we are still living with the medieval worldview. The universality of prototypes (or stereotypes!) is held unconsciously or consciously by many in their minds. Whether it is good or bad is a separate debate. But I feel that as long it remains so, we are quite far off from any popular protest against plagiarism.
This does not mean that trends never change in our cinema. But trends are reflected in content, not in the form. For instance, a movie from the eighties may have more gunshots in it than a movie of the fifties. Yet the "form," which consists of the basic ingredients of the "formula" (songs, dances, fights, emotional conflict, comedy and a compromising ending) remain unchanged over decades. It is partially through the consistency of form that plagiarism becomes easy. Since all films have the same ingredients, it is possible to take a few ingredients from someone else's production and put them into your own flask. People expect all films to have the same formula, therefore they are happy to forgive common ingredients. Just as listeners to old daastans in our medieval bazaars did not mind if the story-teller blended incidents from an old tale into his own, or even if he retold an old favourite in its entirety.
This takes us to the next important issue, the "formula film." A formula film can be defined as one that compromises the integrity of plot in order to accommodate ingredients of a set formula. These ingredients have just been mentioned above. I also feel that there are possibilities of conveying the messages even within the scope of the formula film. Nor does a formula filmmaker have to necessarily give up the aesthetics of good art. Pyasa (1957), Mughal-e-Azam (1962), and, recently Mujhay Insaaf Chahiye (1990) are formula films which may also pass the test of good films. In Pakistan Arman (1966) would probably stand out as the best example although the message contained in it is merely esthetical unlike the above mentioned distinct political points of view.
One cannot close a discussion on formula film without exploring some of its chief elements: music, song and the typically emotionally Indo-Pakistan type of emotional conflict. The function of music has been explored in detail in a previous article of this series (November 7). Here I will only add one more point, the function of songs in our films is moderated by the interaction between the power of music and the exact dramatic moment where it occurs in that film. For instance, all drama (or film) essentially evokes a kind of fear, excitement or anxiety when it reaches the crisis, or sometimes, the climax. In an Indo-Pakistani film this feeling (which is the sum total of the experience of watching a drama) is likely to be heightened with the help of a song consisting appropriate notes and wording. This is unique about the Indo-Pakistani cinema. True, songs appear in other cinemas of the world too (in fact songs were often used to bring about crisis or resolution in the ancient Greek theatre as well), but where else do they cover the enormous range of situations as they do in the Indo-Pakistani cinema?
A striking note about our songs is that more mainstream poets have contributed their talents in this direction than, for instance, in Hollywood. In the western literary tradition we seldom hear great poets writing songs for musical films whereas in the Indo-Pakistani cinema most of the great names of literature since the 1940s have also appeared on film credits. Hence one is reminded of Majaz, Sahir, Shakeel, Faraz, Suroor Barabankvi, Qateel, Saifur Rehman Saif, Majrooh Sultanpuri and a horde more. Even that biggest giant among all moderns, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, was hired into writing lyrics for films more than once. Songs from Jago Huva Savera (1962) and Qasam Uss Waqt Ki (1968) still adorn his anthology, Sham-e-Shehr-e-Yaaran. Yet the list of such poets does not only include the moderns, but goes back to cover some of the figures who were dead long before the era of talking films dawned upon the subcontinent. Most prominent among such poets are Mir, Ghalib and Iqbal. I do not know whether the involvement of so many great poets with the Indo-Pakistani cinema was a historical coincidence or a real matter of art but I am convinced that our film poetry must not remain a mostly unexplored domain as it does at present.
In the end we are faced with the final question: if the Indo-Pakistan cinema is so distinct a variety f art then what kind of criteria should be adopted for evaluating it? So far, our critics have used only two yardsticks. The first is the box-office success. It helps the filmmaker to decide how many more pieces should they produce on the same storyline but (needless to say) it helps us little in evaluating the artistic value of a film. The other approach, which is commonly held by people who consider themselves serious, is to measure an Indo-Pakistan film against the standard formats of their favourite foreign films. This again, would not help because there are several problems with this approach. Any film which has fewer songs (or poor songs!) will emerge as better. Also, if we only consider art as it is conceived by people living in other climes then our discussions will be moving ever further away from the heart of our own masses: on whom the popular media of films will always be focussed on. At best this kind of criticism can be a pretence of seriousness. What we really need to discover is a tradition of appreciating art, based upon our own understanding of the world and of our lives. A tradition that should take into account the distinct features of our culture and the identity of our art forms.
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TORONTO 22, RUNY 20
ARROWS DEFEAT NEW YORK FOR 7TH CONSECUTIVE WIN, PUNCH TICKET TO MLR CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
By TorontoArrows.com
The Toronto Arrows have secured their spot in the 2019 Major League Rugby Championship Series.
The expansion club ended its regular season with a thrilling 22-20 victory over Rugby United New York on Sunday afternoon, capping off the match with a late penalty goal from Sam Malcolm to earn the win – their seventh victory in a row – as well as an all-important post-season berth.
The visitors were the first side on the board in the back-and-forth affair, with Mike St. Claire finding a gap and sprinting in to open the match scoring in the 6th minute.
Toronto quickly answered back, responding through rapid-fire tries from Dan Moor and Spencer Jones. After beating one tackler and fighting off another, Leandro Leivas did well to spring Moor for a piercing try into the corner at the 15-minute mark. The captain's scoring play was followed up just minutes later through Jones, who received a pinpoint long-distance flat pass from Jamie Mackenzie to dot down underneath the uprights. Malcolm added the extras after Jones' tally to put the Arrows ahead 12-7, and the scoreline would hold heading into the interval.
New York began the second half much like the first, scoring another quick try through John Quill to regain the lead. Cathal Marsh then struck two penalty goals before the hydration break to build an eight-point gap between the two sides, leaving the hosts with a two-score deficit to overcome entering the final stages of the match.
Andrew Ferguson clawed back a try in the 65th minute, taking a quick tap and catching New York's defensive line off-guard as he snuck into the in-goal area. Malcolm's conversion brought Toronto to within one point of New York, setting up a heart-pounding end to the season finale.
With momentum now swinging back in the Arrows' favour and Toronto's defensive ranks holding firm, a creative grubber kick from Pat Parfrey was plucked up by Moor, who promptly marshalled his side back down the pitch. A club record crowd of 3,218 were out their seats as Toronto continued probing deep into the match, and were eventually rewarded in the 77th minute: Malcolm, with his team's playoff ambitions on the line, calmly received a pass from Ferguson and booted a drop goal through the posts, marking the first drop goal scored in club history.
Toronto gobbled up the ball following the restart, and sealed the victory by cooly controlling play while the final 90 seconds of the match ticked down.
"Earning a spot in the MLR Championship Series in our first season in the league is a milestone that will be enjoyed by the full team," said Arrows Director of Rugby Chris Silverthorn. "All 40 members of our roster have had a hand in getting us to this point, as well as our coaches, team staff, and also our supporters, who have given us big boosts all season long. All the hard work put in behind the scenes makes this achievement that much sweeter, and we'll continue pushing as far as we can."
The victory sees Toronto finish their inaugural season with a record of 11-5-0, amassing 57 points to secure the third spot in the MLR standings. Since the Arrows began their eight-game homestand on April 7, they took 35 of a possible 40 points to close our their season.
New York's bonus-point loss dropped its record to 11-5-0, but it was enough to earn a fourth-place finish for the east-coast club.
Toronto and New York will join the San Diego Legion (1st – 61 points) and reigning league champions Seattle Seawolves (2nd – 58 points) in the MLR Championship Series.
"Matching the league record with seven wins in a row is a great feather in our caps to end the regular season, but we had to put in seven quality performances in order to reach the next level – it's been do-or-die for two months, and we weren't going to roll over," added Silverthorn. "We're going to stay hungry heading into the post-season, and we certainly won't be resting on any laurels. We've made it to the Championship Series, but now it's time to focus on the next job against Seattle."
The opening round of the MLR Championship Series will be played next weekend (June 8-9).
Match details will be announced in the next 24 hours.
Toronto Arrows Score Report
Tries: D. Moor (15), S. Jones (20), A. Ferguson (65)
Conversions: S. Malcolm 2 (21, 66)
Drop Goals: S. Malcolm (77)
Rugby United New York Score Report
Tries: M. St. Claire (6), J. Quill (43)
Conversions: C. Marsh 2 (7, 44)
Penalty Goals: C. Marsh 2 (49, 58)
Toronto Arrows Lineup vs. Rugby United New York
1. Rob Brouwer // Lindsay
2. Andrew Quattrin // Aurora Barbarians
3. Morgan Mitchell // Southland Stags (New Zealand)
4. Mike Sheppard // Stoney Creek Camels
5. Paul Ciulini // Aurora Barbarians
6. Peter Milazzo // Toronto Scottish
7. John Moonlight // Ajax Wanderers
8. Luke Campbell // James Bay
9. Jamie Mackenzie // Balmy Beach
10. Sam Malcolm // Manawatu Turbos (New Zealand)
11. Leandro Leivas // Old Christians (Uruguay)
12. Guiseppe du Toit // UVic Vikes
13. Spencer Jones // Hamilton Old Boys (New Zealand)
14. Dan Moor (C) // Balmy Beach
15. Gaston Mieres // Lobos (Uruguay)
16. Steven Ng // Barrhaven Scottish
17. Pat Lynott // Bytown Blues
18. Cole Keith // Belleisle Rovers
19. Tom Van Horne // Brantford Harlequins
20. Marcello Wainwright // Toronto Scottish
21. Andrew Ferguson // Oakville Crusaders
22. Pat Parfrey // Swilers
23. Kainoa Lloyd // Mississauga Blues
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SALT LAKE CITY Olympic silver medalist Jeret "Speedy" Peterson was found dead in a remote canyon in Utah in what police are calling a suicide. Peterson, a freestyle skier who patented the so-called "Hurricane" and took second place at the Vancouver Games with it, called 911 before shooting himself, police said. The 29-year-old had been cited for drunken driving Friday in Hailey, Idaho and had pleaded not guilty.
Officers found Peterson late Monday night between Salt Lake City and Park City in Lambs Canyon. Police said a suicide note was found near Peterson's car; they declined to reveal what it said.
He was one of the most colorful of athletes, and he wore his heart on his sleeve — never more than on Feb. 26, 2010, when he walked off the mountain after taking second place — the silver medal — with tears streaming down his face.
It was a poignant closing chapter to a career that, until then, had been filled with success on the smaller stages of his fringe sport but defined in the mainstream by his moment at the Turin Olympics where, after finishing seventh, he was sent home early after a minor scuffle with a buddy in the street.
Over the next months and years, he began telling his story.
In Italy, he was still reeling from the suicide of a friend, who had shot himself in front of Peterson only months before.
Peterson also had problems with alcohol and depression and admitted he had his own thoughts of suicide, all stemming from a childhood in which he was sexually abused and lost his 5-year-old sister to a drunken driver.
Peterson got his nickname because of the big helmet he wore, one that made him look like Speed Racer of cartoon fame.
But quickly, he became better known for the "Hurricane"— a triple-twisting, double-flipping trick off the snowy ramp that was more difficult than anything anyone else would try.
It was high-risk, high-reward, and Peterson always insisted he'd have it no other way. It was a sight to behold when he landed it and the judges rewarded it. Helped by the huge difficulty marks for the jump, he still holds the two-jump scoring record of 268.70, set at Deer Valley in January 2007.
Trying to decide whether he wanted to stay in the sport after Turin, he took time off and started working in the construction business — a place, he said, where he could see the effort of a hard day's work without having to walk into the video room the next day and break it down on the TV screen.


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Shanghai From an Original Sketch. Bridge across the Cauvery, at Trichinopoly.
A pleasing view of Shanghai, China from the September 18, 1854 issue of The Illustrated London News. This view of Shanghai at the bottom of the page is drawn from an original sketch and depicts the Bund, a waterfront area in central Shanghai. The area centers on the section of Zhongshan Road within the former Shanghai International Settlement, which runs along the western bank of the Huangpu River, facing Pudong, in the eastern part of Huangpu District. Boats and fishermen are beautifully depicted in the forefront with the Bund in the Background.
The Bund usually refers to the buildings and wharves on this section of the road, as well as some adjacent area. It is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Shanghai and building heights are restricted in this area. The Shanghai Bund has dozens of historical buildings, lining the Huangpu River, that once housed numerous banks and trading housing from the United Kingdom, France, United States, Italy, Russia, Germany, Japan, Netherlands and Belgium, as well as the consulates of Russia and Britain, a newspaper, the Shanghai Club and the Masonic Club. The Bund lies north of the old walled city of Shanghai. This was initially a British settlement. A building boom at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century led to the Bund becoming a major financial hub of East Asia. The former French Bund, east of the walled city was formerly more a working harbor.
Another view in the top half of the page depicts the a bridge across the Cauvery (Kaveri) River, in Tiruchirapalli (Trichinopoly), Tamil Nadu in southern India. This view depicts the Cauvery Bridge as seen from the island of Srirangam. In the background, the Rock of Trichinopoly can be seen.
Almost as interesting as the views , are the news facts and articles that accompany them. These views were published in the September 16, 1854 issue of The Illustrated London News.
Illustrated London News (1842 - 1971) was one of the world's first weekly news magazines It was first published by Herbert Ingram and Mark Lemon (of Punch fame) in 1842. The lavishly illustrated magazine slowly gained popularity and continued to be published on a weekly basis until 1971. Today the Illustrated London News is the Illustrated London News Group and publishes bi-annually.
The Illustrated London News, September 16, 1854.


This entry from our Cinema Italian Style 2014 showcase has received high praise from the critics upon its U.S. release. Black Souls will play May 1 - 3 at 7:30 PM in our Spielberg Theatre at the Egyptian.
"Black Souls Is a Superior Italian Gangster Movie. ... the kind of gangster movie that other Mob films aspire to be."
"'Black Souls' A Top-Notch Italian Gangster Film ... broodingly effective as a crime drama because it's driven by family dynamics as much as the mechanics of transgression."
Calabria's 'Ndrangheta is among the world's most powerful criminal organizations, yet Luciano (Fabrizio Ferracane) has turned his back on it to herd goats in the Southern town of Africo. But his teenage son Leo (Giuseppe Fumo) is enamored with his drug-running uncles (Marco Leonardi & Peppino Mazzotta). The youth's reckless actions ignite a long-simmering blood feud between the Carbones and another local clan. Based on real events described in Gioacchino Criaco's novel, ANIME NERE.
"Munzi focuses on incongruous leftovers from a benighted past, where kinship and blood feuds in a marginalized corner of rural Italy fester until entire communities are drawn into a whirlpool of intimidation and violence. This is the film's strong suit, uncovering the feudal nature of honor and the ways in which a rash act precipitates not just one murder but a never-ending string of killings passed from generation to generation." - Jay Weissberg, Variety.


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From the early 20th century, Croydon has been an important industrial region, known for auto manufacture, metal working and Croydon Airport. However, this game served up a deal for those neutrals and Croydon deserve some fantastic luck, so I don't think anybody would begrudge them . However, this was disallowed and at virtually no time whatsoever Croydon believed to secure their passage to the next round. Because of constraints currently in place at Croydon Sports Arena, the club has temporarily transferred to Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. Latest restrictions in terms of COVID do make this clear. Football matches in empty stadiums throughout the current pandemic have made players and coaching personnel participate in fewer altercations on the pitch, a new study claims. There was also an empty pie oven, which suggests a more varied tariff. More large bathroom facilities and a licensed bar are found in the main construction of the Centre.
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6 people will stay in coffins during Six Flags…
6 people will stay in coffins during Six Flags Magic Mountain's 30-hour casket contest
Characters in the Nightmares – A Twisted Fantasy Scare Zone greet guests Saturday night at Six Flags Magic Mountain. The park opened its 26th Fright Fest Saturday with a total of 13 mazes and scare-zones.(photo by Andy Holzman)
By Sandra Barrera | sbarrera@scng.com | Daily News
Talk about having time to kill. Six Flags Magic Mountain is planning 30 hours of fun for six lucky people chosen to compete in a contest that requires them to lie still in a coffin at Fright Fest.
One thing's for sure, the contest leaves no time for sleep.
The 30-Hour Coffin Challenge kicks off at noon Friday, Oct. 12 and runs until 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13. The event takes place under the trees in a fenced-in area across from Whistlestop Park, close to Goliath. Those who stick it out can walk away with a cash prize of $300, a 2019 Gold Season Pass and an Express Haunted Maze Pass.
It won't be easy.
Coffin dwellers get hourly 6-minute potty breaks and random challenges "like riding a coaster, jumping jacks, park trivia," Six Flags Magic Mountain Communications Manager Sue Carpenter said in an email.
Sleep in a coffin for cash and prizes? Six Flags Magic Mountain challenges you to lie still in one for 30 hours
Parkgoers can see it all unfold during operating hours and even slip into an empty coffin for photos. Randy Chavez from The Woody Show on Alt 98.7 FM will live stream the entire challenge from yet another coffin on the Alt 98.7 FM Facebook page.
"I told Six Flags I don't want any special treatment, I want to follow the rules," said Chavez, a 22-year-old Burbank resident. "I'm not entirely sure what that entails but, like I told my girlfriend, being that I get next to no sleep with my crazy work schedule, getting to lie down and not move for 30 hours sounds like a vacation to me."
Sandra Barrera
Los Angeles Daily News reporter Sandra Barrera has been writing about entertainment and lifestyle topics since 1998. Before joining the Daily News in 2000, she was a reporter for the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin in Ontario where she helped launch the now-defunct entertainment magazine 72HOURS as its music writer. Her reporting career at the Daily News has included fashion coverage from the red carpet at Hollywood's biggest awards shows, home and garden trends with a particular focus on earth-friendly alternatives and a wide range of events, from theater to the latest happenings at Six Flags Magic Mountain.
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Note I can't just read the output as i'm testing the compiler and runtime.
Obviously I can use 2 programs but I would prefer each test to be independent.

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Rocky Island is an island in Lake Michigan. It is located in Fairbanks Township, in Delta County, Michigan. The island is  in size, and lies  off Michigan's Garden Peninsula near Little Summer Island.

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Angling Trust Oxford Teams of Eight Winter League, Final Round (6), Oxford Canal, Kidlington to Oxford, Oxon. Sun. M. Denton (Drennan Oxford) 15-9-0; D. Johnson (Sensas A4) 12-1-0; A. Brown (Isis) 11-3-0; S. Harwood (Drennan Oxford) 9-6-0. Teams: Drennan Oxford 41; Drennan ODAA 34; Isis 31. Final league: Drennan Oxford 8; Sensas A4 15. Individual league winner: C. Eland (Drennan Oxford) 32.
Angling Trust Warwickshire Teams of Eight Winter League, Final Round (6), Coventry Canal, Nuneaton, Warks. Sun. T. Smith (3 Counties) 14-7-0; D. Clayton (Drennan Leics.) 5-4-4; J. Cunningham (Shakespeare Superteam/Bait-Tech) 4-11-7; D. Massey (Shakespeare Superteam/Bait-Tech) 4-6-11; C. Smith (Browning Central) 3-2-10; B. Sharratt (Shakespeare Superteam/Bait-Tech) 3-8-15. Teams: Shakespeare Superteam/Bait-Tech 21; 3 Counties 23; Sensas Dams & Lock 26; Drennan Leics. 28; Browning Central 32; Sensas Black Country 38. Final league: Sensas Dams & Lock 11; Shakespeare Superteam/Bait-Tech 15; 3 Counties; Sensas Black Country 24. Drennan Leics. 25; Browning Central 28. Individual league winner: D. Massey (Shakespeare Superteam/Bait-Tech) 11.
Flore & Brockhall AC, Grand Union Canal, Brockhall Bridge, Brockhall, Northants. Sun. T. Smith (Flore & Brockhall AC) 2-13-0; R. Ayres (Flore & Brockhall AC) 2-3-0; S. Smith (Flore & Brockhall AC) 1-1-0.
Goodyear AC, Staffs & Worcs Canal, Golf Course Section, Coven, Staffs. Sun. W. Kneller (Goodyear AC) 5-2-0 (Golden Peg Win); G. Godfrey (Goodyear AC) 4-11-14; M. Round (Goodyear AC) 4-6-0; B. Jones (Goodyear AC) 4-1-0.
Hodnet AC, Shropshire Union Canal, Market Drayton Marina, Market Drayton, Shrops. Thurs. C. Morris (Hodnet AC) 14-11-0; B. Leatherbarrow (Hodnet AC) 10-6-0; R. Cooper (Hodnet AC) 8-7-0.
Linford AC, Grand Union Canal, Captain Morgan Section, Hillingdon, London. Wed. J. Hough (Linford AC) 4-1-0; R. Whatley (Linford AC) 2-4-0; R. Dorrill (Linford AC) 1-14-0.
Long Eaton Federation Bottle Match, Erewash Canal, Dockholme, Derbys. Sun. D. Mayo (Soldiers & Sailors AC) 5-13-0; J. Brockway (Long Eaton Fed) 5-1-0; J. James (Soldiers & Sailors AC) 3-14-8; D. Crosby (Long Eaton Fed.) 3-14-0; D. Hicklin (Ilkeston) 3-12-8; H. Tolton (3 Counties) 3-6-8.
Old Bank AC, Calder & Hebble Canal, Battyeford, Mirfield, W. Yorks. Wed. R. Haigh (Thornhill AC) 5-5-0; M. Taylor (Matrix Halifax) 2-4-0; (Joint 3rd) H. Armitage (Old Bank AC) 2-0-0; C. Lees (Brighouse AA) 2-0-0.
Sensas Canal Masters, Loughborough Canal, Loughborough, Leics. Sun. M. Downes (Kamasan Starlets) 12-4-0; J. Scrivener (Matrix Trentmen) 12-4-0; L. Wright (Matrix Trentmen) 10-1-0; C. Hughes (Kamasan Starlets) 9-10-0; A. Beesley (Burton Angling) 9-3-0; M. Godfrey (Matrix Trentmen) 9-1-0. Qualifiers: M. Godfrey; J. Scrivener; L. Wright; T. Potter; C. Hughes; M. Downes.
Sportsman AC Fur & Feather Match, Walsall Canal, Ocker Hill, Tipton, W. Mids. Sat. J. Gennard (Sportsman AC) 8-9-0; T. Bowen (Canal Kings) 6-13-0; S. Broome (Dynamite Maver Midlands) 6-3-0.
Stoke City DAA Open, Shropshire Union Canal, Grubb St., Norbury Junction, Staffs. Sun. D. Richards (Four Ashes AC) 7-6-11; D. Williams (Team Eclipse) 5-7-4; K. Hulland (Team Eclipse) 4-2-0; R. Bates (Goodyear AC) 4-0-0.
Stone & District AC Open, Trent & Mersey Canal, Whitebridge Park, Stone, Staffs. Sun. D. Mason (Bibby's AC) 10-10-0; S. Broome (Dynamite Maver Midlands) 8-11-7; R. Guest (Dynamite Maver Midlands) 8-5-5; N. Clayton (Browning Lifestyle) 5-13-3.
The Phil Cross Individual Winter League, Final Round (5), Trent & Mersey Canal, Town Centre Section, Middlewich, Ches. Sun. L. Olszewski (Team Les 'O') 18-1-0; P. 'Jonty' Johnson (Browning Lifestyle) 17-12-0; M. German (Team Les 'O') 15-2-0; S. Preece (Browning Lifestyle) 13-5-0. Final league: S. Fogel (Team Les 'O') 26; M. Manson (Browning Lifestyle) 25 (30-6-0); S. Preece (Browning Lifestyle) 25 (21-14-0); B. Leatherbarrow (Browning Lifestyle) 22; J. Shaw (Team Guinness) 21; S. Hirst (Warrington AA) 20.
Thornhill AC Open, Calder & Hebble Canal, Dewsbury, W. Yorks. Sat. M. Blagborough (Slaithwaite AA) 5-10-0; A. Turner (Slaithwaite AA) 5-4-0; N. Pickett (Thornhill AC) 4-10-0; S. Whitfield (Bag'em) 7-1-0.
Towcester/Nene AC DATS, Grand Union Canal, Castlethorpe, Milton Keynes, Bucks. Sun. J. Balhatchett 11-9-0; A. Kimpton 8-12-0; P. Minney 8-3-8.
Woodside AA Open, Stourbridge Canal, Tank Section, below the Nine Locks, Brierley Hill, W. Mids. Sun. D. Sheaf (Canal Kings) 8-3-1; T. Newey (Rowley & District AS) 6-2-10; P. Hatton (ZLT Angling Products) 5-15-3.
Barford AA Teams of Six Winter League, Final Round (6), Warks. River Avon, Barford, Warks. Sat. T. Marshall (Shakespeare Superteam/Bait-Tech) 29-11-0; L. Ashby (Barford) 23-11-0; A. Graham (Match Box) 18-8-0; D. Hollands (Sensas Portway) 17-2-0; A. Narbeth (Sensas WB Clarke) 15-10-0; D. Wooding (Attleborough) 13-12-0. Teams: Attleborough 22; Shakespeare Superteam/Bait-Tech 23; (Joint 3rd) Sensas WB Clarke 26; Lane's Bait & Tackle 26; Sensas Portway 34; Match Box 37. Final league : Sensas WB Clarke 149; Shakespeare Superteam/Bait-Tech 170; Lane's Bait & Tackle 172; Attleborough 182; Sensas Portway 195; Avon Park 207.
Bridgnorth AS Association Match, River Severn, Linley Bank Section, Bridgnorth, Shrops. Sun. W. Rolston (Bridgnorth AS) 43-6-0; P. Cartwright (Wolves) 43-0-0; B. Preece (Bridgnorth AS) 27-6-0; J. Webb (Wombourne) 22-12-0; B. Mitchell (Bell Otters) 22-8-0; B. Cooper (Whitchurch) 15-14-0.
Finedon AC Fur & Feather Match, River Nene, Ringstead Shallows, Northants. Sun. D. Edwards (Finedon AC) 8-9-0; N. Roberts (Finedon AC) 7-11-0; P. Lafflin (Finedon AC) 7-4-0.
Gillingham AA Christmas Match, River Stour, Stour Provost to Catholics, Dorset. Sun. J. Mills 13-14-0; P. Edwards 13-13-0; D. Anders 13-0-0; M. Trevis 10-6-0; D. McCoy 7-12-0; R. Cake 6-14-0.
Kidderminster & District AA, River Severn, Bewdley, Worcs. Wed, Float Only Open. B. Cooper (Whitchurch) 29-10-0; D. Hollands (Sensas Portway) 26-13-0; P. Jones (Bronx) 9-9-0. Sat., Open. P. Pountney (Bell) 47-3-0; S. Jackson (Rowley) 40-8-0; D. Foxall (KDAA) 25-11-0.
Langport AA Christmas Match, River Parrett, Black Bridge to Stuckeys, Somerset. Sat. A. Ankers (Langport AA) 9K 530g; M. Leader (Sensas 88) 8K 950g; I. Parsons (Sensas M5) 7K 250g; K. Masheder (Sensas Viaduct) 6K 650g; S. Lovell (Sensas M5 Angling) 6K 400g; C. Sandford (Team Amigos) 6K 000g.
Olney & Clifton FA Christmas Open, River Gt. Ouse, Olney, Bucks. Sat. P. Caton (J&L Tackle) 14-0-8; N. Shearn (J&L Tackle) 13-5-8; P. Hawley (Olney & Clifton FA) 13-3-8; S. Bull (Royal Mail) 13-0-8.
RAF EWAL Winter League, Round 3, River Nene, Benwick, Cambs. Thurs 8th Dec. G. Welton (RAF Old Lag) 6-12-0; B. Jackson (Garbolino RAF) 6-5-8; P. Wray (RAF Old Lag) 5-10-8.
Rotherham UAF Open, River Don, Sprotborough, Doncaster, S. Yorks. Sun. A. Anderson (Team Normanton) 12-14-0; J. Bromilow (Maltby Mafia) 9-12-0; A. Yates (Clay Lane) 7-8-0.
Shrewsbury AF Open, River Severn, Shrewsbury, Shrops. Sat. I. 'Speedy' Ward (ABC) 52-11-0; C. Wynn (Deggy's) 52-8-0; S. Geens (Preston Innovations) 47-15-0; S. Maher (SM Floats) 46-13-0; D. Frost (Tri-Cast Weston) 46-9-0. (Over 700lb of fish caught by the 29 anglers).
Vauxhall AC, River Gt. Ouse, Radwell, Bedford, Beds. Sun. P. Caton (Vauxhall AC) 17-8-0; B. Matthews 12-4-0; G. Cakebread (Vauxhall AC) 11-14-0; K. Osborne (Vauxhall AC) 10-5-0.
Doncaster DAA Open, Southfield Reservoir, Doncaster, S. Yorks. Sat. P. Hardy 26-12-0; J. Preston 19-12-0; J. Goodwin 19-6-0.
Ringers Pairs, Boddington Reservoir, nr. Byfield, Northants. Sun. P. Ringer & S. Ringer 2; C. Hill & L. Jepson 3; S. Connly & C. Connly 4. Individual winner: P. Ringer 88-0-0.
Blackfords Progressive Open, Kingswood Lake, Cannock, Staffs. Sat. M. Greening (Streetly) 17-10-0; D. Nicholls (Walsall) 14-2-0; C. Brown (JCB) 9-14-0.
Calvert AC, Itters Pit, Calvert, Bucks. Sun. A. Maddock (Calvert AC) 3-0-0; B. Witteridge (Calvert AC) 0-14-0; (Joint 3rd) B. Witteridge (Calvert AC) 0-11-0; J. Weatherall (Calvert AC) 0-11-0; D. Lewis (Calvert AC) 0-11-0.
Hodnet AC Open, Ryley's Pool, Hodnet, Shrops. Sun. T. Nutt (Hodnet AC) 8-0-0; I. Ellis (Hodnet AC) 7-8-0; T. Gollins (Hodnet AC) 7-4-0.
Wakefield AC Winter League, Round 2, Newmillerdam, Wakefield, W. Yorks. Sun. P. Townsley 17-7-0; D. Wright 10-2-0; T. Bishop 4-14-0.
Angling Direct Willenhall Open, Shatterford Lakes Fishery, Shatterford, Worcs. Sun., Eric's Pool. R. Park (Bridgtown) 45-9-0; I. Davies (Blackfords) 38-12-0; S. Davies (Blackfords) 14-12-0.
Angling Trust Castle Ashby Teams of Nine Winter League, Final Round (6), Grendon, Northants. Sun., Scotland, Grendon & Brickyard Pools. M. Moody (The 'A' Team) 23-8-0; M. Dalziel (Garbolino RAF) 19-13-0; M. Hewlett (The 'A' Team) 19-11-0; F. Pizamenti (Royal Mail) 19-4-0; G. Howey (Browning Northants.) 19-0-0; D. Webb (Preston Innovations Black Horse) 16-9-0. Teams: Garbolino RAF 48; Preston Innovations Black Horse 46; Browning Northants 44; Maver Milton Keynes 42; Royal Mail 28; The 'A' Team 22. Final league: Preston Innovations Black Horse 11; Garbolino RAF 14; Maver Milton Keynes 19; Browning Northants 21; Royal Mail 29; The 'A' Team 33.
Bishop's Bowl Open, Bishops Ichtington, Leamington Spa, Warks. Sun. S. White 39-10-0; D. Smart 28-12-0; P. Upton 11-14-0.
Bonehill Mill Fisheries, Fazeley, Tamworth, Staffs. Sat., Dale's Pool. K. Dales (Bonehill Mill) 93-5-0; M. Hammond (Bonehill Mill) 91-11-0; M. Sheedy (Bonehill Mill) 80-4-0.
Chester Tackle Locker Silver Fish Only Open, Hampton Springs, Hampton Malpas, Ches. Sun., Alice, Rock & Poplars Pools. I. Jones (Fishing in the NW) 30-0-0; A. Spencer (Chester Tackle Locker) 28-10-0; J. Osbourne 17-2-0; J. Cheetham (Widnes Angling Centre) 16-4-0; H. Dagnall (England Ladies) 15-8-0.
Cudmore Fisheries, Whitmore, Newcastle-Under-Lyme, Staffs. Sat., Moors Canal. D. Pickering (Nathan's Tackle) 22-13-0; S. Nickless (Sensas Black Country) 20-13-0; B. Gilchrist (Cudmore) 18-5-0. Sun., Suez Canal. P. Holmes (Cudmore) 28-6-0; G. Kirby (Nathan's Tackle) 24-8-0; T. Brunt (Cudmore) 17-3-0.
Drennan Manor Farm Leisure, Harvington, Evesham, Worcs. Thurs., Boundary & Island Pools. G. Donachie (Colmic) 89-10-0; P. Smith (Throckmorton AC) 55-10-0; F. Donachie (Colmic) 52-6-0. Sat., Winter League, Round 3, Island, Middle & Boundary Pools. C. Telling (Colmic) 100-6-0; N. McKinnon (Preston Innovations) 94-10-0; S. Partington (MFL) 90-4-0. League: F. Donachie (Colmic) 4; C. Telling (Colmic) 6; I. McCulloch (Makin's Mafia) 7.
Drennan Silver Fish League, Round 5, Rycroft Fisheries, Hemington, Leics. Sun., Donno & Carp Lakes. S. Ashby (Sensas) 27-2-0; S. Winter (Drennan) 25-0-0; P. Turner (Max Tackle) 23-12-0; P. Ashley (Max Tackle) 15-10-0; I. Robinson (Mill Tackle) 13-12-0. League: S. Ashby (Sensas) 76-15-0; D. Bickerton (Sensas) 76-12-0; J. Eccles (Long Eaton Fed.) 68-13-0; N. Bull (Shakespeare Superteam/Bait-Tech) 64-12-0; R. Dowding (Mill Tackle) 61-7-0.
Glebe AC Fur & Feather Match, Peatling Pools, Peatling Parva, Leics. Sun. C. Sandle (Glebe AC) 13-2-0; D. Jones (Glebe AC) 11-13-0; P. Latter (Glebe AC) 8-2-0.
Hawkesbury Hall Farm, Bedworth, Warks. Sun., Match Pool. R. Jacymowich (The Elephant) 24-8-0; W. Gilbert (Hawkesbury) 23-2-0; J. Kidd (Hawkesbury) 19-3-0.
Hayfield Lakes, Doncaster, S. Yorks. Sat., Dannie's Island & Adam's Lake. S. Trower 44-4-0; A. Chipchase 44-0-0; S. Clegg 34-0-0.
Heronbrook Fisheries, Slindon, nr. Eccleshall, Staffs. Sat., Meadow & Canal Pools. S. Barber (Dynamite Maver Midlands) 66-14-0; R. Randall (Rugeley) 52-8-0; K. Dennis (Ultimate Pellet) 49-4-0. Sun., Teams of Four Winter League, Final Round (6), All Pools. A. Wakelin (Dynamite Maver Gold) 114-2-0; J. Howarth (Tri-Cast Guru) 102-0-0; A. Rumble (Dynamite Maver Midlands White) 97-14-0; S. Williamson (Reddish AC) 94-10-0; A. Hulme (Dynamite Maver Gold) 92-14-0; M. Dobson (Trentside) 80-9-0. Teams: Tri-Cast Guru 7; (Joint 2nd) Dynamite Maver Midlands White 9; Team Ginger 9; Maver Midlands/Bag'em 11; Dynamite Maver Gold Oak 12; Drennan NW 13. Final league: Tri-Cast Guru 43 (£500); Drennan NW 54 (£350); Dynamite Maver Gold Oak 67 (£250); Dynamite Maver Midlands White 68 (£100); (Joint 5th) Dynamite Maver Midlands Youth 69; Dynamite Maver Midlands/Bag'em 69.
Monkhall Fisheries, nr. Bridgnorth, Shrops. Sat., Hawk Pool. L. Haldron (Sensas Strike) 88-12-0; C. Shepherd (Sensas Strike) 87-15-0; Mitchell Davidson (Monkhall/OAC) 75-11-0. Sun., Winter Pairs League, Round 1, Hawk & Lark Pools. D. Parry (Decca AC) 115-5-0; A. Welding (Sensas Strike) 89-6-0; Morgan Davidson (Monkhall/OAC) 78-7-0. Pairs: D. Parry (Decca AC) & K. Hayes (Monkhall) 3 (166-4-0); S. Owen (Monkhall) & P. Hemming (Monkhall) 3 (92-1-0); A. Welding (Sensas Strike) & B. Stanford (Monkhall/MH Floats) 4 (136-10-0).
Moorlands Farm, Hartlebury, nr. Kidderminster, Worcs. Tues., Costcutter, Moors Pool. D. Highfield (DHA) 10-14-0; A. Stone (Moorlands) 9-7-0; P. Bailey (DHA) 8-14-0. Wed., Over 50's, Silver Pool. M. Davis (Moorlands) 71-5-0; P. Hodge (DHA) 39-4-0; B. Tandy (DHA) 38-9-0. Thurs., Costcutter, Meadow Pool. F. Burnside (Model Angling) 67-4-0; C. O'Keeffe (DHA) 52-4-0; J. Watson (Old Ghost) 38-7-0. Sat., Winter Pairs Series, Round 2, Silver & Meadow Pools. K. Rich (Middy) 94-7-0; A. Jackson (TBF) 74-14-0; I. Mills (Robin's Timber) 72-8-0. Pairs: K. Rich (Middy) & R. Brennan (Stourport) 3; C. Pace (CPA) & M. Watson (DGL) 4; D. Hill (Foster's) & C. Hill (Mosella) 5. League: K. Rich (Middy) & R. Brennan (Stourport) 10; (Joint 2nd) C. Pace (CPA) & M. Watson (DGL) 11; I. Mills (Robin's Timber) & R. Kings (Mosella) 11. Sun., Bank & Meadow Pools. N. Groves (Foster's) 53-8-0; M. Watson (DGL) 38-3-0; K. Roderick (DHA) 37-6-0.
Packington Somers Fisheries, Meriden, W. Mids. Sat., Molands Mere Pool. D. Tresigne (Packington) 44-12-0; C. Newton (Smithy's) 34-11-0; I. Keywood (Solihull Angling Centre) 16-7-0. Sun., Christmas Open, All Pools. B. Lockwood (Packington) 59-8-0; S. Daley (Ridgemere AC) 46-5-0; J. Adamson (Packington) 34-12-0; P. Canning (Frenzee) 30-13-0; M. Wood (Solihull Angling Centre) 30-3-0; D. Elliott (Packington) 27-12-0.
Parkside AC, Portland Fishing Lakes, nr. Newarks, Notts. Sun., Canal Lake. J. Griffin 42-0-0; D. Worley 38-2-0; T. Bintliff 28-10-0.
Partridge Lakes, Warrington, Lancs. Sat., Covey Lakes 5 & 6. B. Conroy (Warrington Guns & Tackle) 110-1-0; P. Eckersall (Partridge Lakes) 103-0-0; A. Jones (LTB) 51-10-0; P. Humphreys (Rochdale Angling) 42-14-0; J. Berry (Partridge Lakes) 42-10-0; D. Darlington (LTB) 41-3-0. Mon 12th Dec., Spey, Marsh & Ribbon Lakes. C. Diamond (Eddie's Bait & Tackle) 52-2-0; C. Weeder Snr. (St. Helens Tackle & Bait) 33-3-0; D. Williams (Partridge Lakes) 23-2-0; P. Barwell (Lingmere Fishery) 20-9-0; K. Entwhistle (Partridge Lakes) 18-3-0; E. Pilkington (Partridge Lakes) 17-2-0.
Poole Hall Fisheries, Alveley, nr. Bridgnorth, Shrops. Sun. Cuckoo Pool. S. Burrows (Poole Hall) 14-4-0; B. Wakelin (Poole Hall) 12-8-0; T. Mills (Poole Hall) 8-4-0.
Preston Innovations Boldings Pools, Bridgnorth, Shrops. Wed., Sycamore Pool. G. Palmer (Fitters AC) 47-9-0; D. Brown (Dynamite Maver Midlands) 28-9-0; T. Foster (Preston Innovations Boldings) 18-7-0. Thurs., Beech Pool. D. Brown (Dynamite Maver Midlands) 67-9-0; A. Williams (Vespe) 62-14-0; P. Foster (Preston Innovations Boldings) 51-9-0. Sat., Beech Pool. A. Kyte (Middle Severn Angling) 36-5-0; M. Sherwood (Preston Innovations Boldings) 29-10-0; R. Allen (Oswestry) 23-15-0.
Preston Innovations Woodland View, Hadley, Worcs. Tues., High Pool. T. Whitcher (Peg One Angling) 22-2-0; T. Taylor (Woodlands) 17-0-0; D. Gwilliam (Midland Bears) 15-5-0. Sat., Front Deans Pool. I. Swanson (Milo/Bait-Tech) 32-2-0; G. Clark (Woodlands) 25-12-0; C. Gregory (Woodlands) 20-5-0. Sun., Winter Pairs League, Round 3, Front & Back Deans, High, & Arles Pools. W. Timmins (Woodlands) 61-8-0; M. Broadhurst (Alan's Tackle) 55-10-0; R. Wilson (St. Stephen's) 52-8-0. Pairs: M. Westley (WM Travel) & S. Lawrence (WM Travel) 4; B. Andrews (Woodlands) & W. Timmins (Woodlands) 5; N. Franks (Alan's Tackle) & J. Madly (Alan's Tackle) 7. League: G. Clark (Woodlands) & E. Grey (Woodlands) 18; T. Whitcher (Peg One Angling) & R. Wilson (St. Stephen's) 22; J. Astle (Fisherman's Friend) & A. Stone (Woodlands) 25.
Quarry Pool, Aston Eyre, Shrops. Sun. N. Crowther (BBL) 71-14-0; G. Heritage (Excelsior AC) 35-4-0; C. Hamer (Little Dawley) 33-0-0; S. Walters (Chestnut Tree AC) 27-0-0.
Rookery Waters, Pidley, Cambs. Wed., Over 60's., Magpie Lake. D. Sambridge 16-5-0; B. Yorke 15-5-0; B. Coulson 12-2-0. Sat., Winter Qualifying Open., Magpie Lake. A. Leathers (Browning Hot Rods) 75-2-0; M. Pollard (Matrix/Dynamite Baits/Stanjay's) 69-15-0; J. Maguire (Rib Valley) 56-15-0; T. McGregor (Tackle & Bates) 54-7-0.
Sherwood Forest Fishery, Edwinstowe, Notts. Tues., Sherwood Lake. S. Richards (Woodhouse Angling Supplies) 14-2-0; M. Malia (Worksop Angling Supplies) 13-7-0; C. Brazier (Gateford Angling Supplies) 12-3-0. Wed., Holmedale Lake. P. Unwin (Gateford Angling Supplies) 150-0-0; N. Shipman (Sherwood Forest Fishery) 38-0-0; M. Malia (Worksop Angling Supplies) 22-6-0. Sun., Holmedale Lake. A. Birkin (Phil's Tacit & Tackle) 66-9-0; K. Daws (Sensas Mansfield) 62-10-0; N. Shipman (Sherwood Forest Fishery) 55-7-0. Sun., Silver Fish League Practise Match, Sherwood Lake. I. Boyd (Sensas North) 25-6-0; D. Hiley (Sensas North) 18-1-0; M. Langton (Sherwood Forest Fishery) 15-0-0.
Solhampton Fisheries, Stourport-on-Severn, Worcs. Sun., Badger & Valley Pools Open. Badger Pool: S. Wright (Solhampton) 128-15-0; G. Darlow (Solhampton) 114-6-0. Valley Pool: K. Stephens (Colmic) 70-10-0; R. Pemberton (National Express Walsall) 64-10-0.
White Hart Flore AC, Lakeside Fishery, Duncote, Northants. Wed. T. Griffiths (White Hart Flore AC) 48-0-0; T. Perrin (White Hart Flore AC) 15-9-0; J. Tee (White Hart Flore AC) 9-6-0. Sun., Flecknoe Farm Fishery, Daventry, Northants. D. Griffiths (White Hart Flore AC) 86-12-0; K. Andrews (White Hart Flore AC) 63-3-0; S. Johnson (White Hart Flore AC) 55-1-0.