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Q: Why SASS stopped being the primary syntax (now SCSS is the one)? In the official webpage they say:

Although no longer the primary syntax,
  the indented syntax will continue to
  be supported.

Doe anybody know why SCSS "partially took over" SASS?

A: The concepts that Sass addresses aren't obvious to designers, and this means that Sass has always been misunderstood as nothing more than a different, quirky syntax for writing CSS.
(LESS.css has gained a little buzz among designers, probably because its syntax is more similar to CSS — even though Sass is more capable and robust, regardless of syntax.)
Because Sass is a language for authoring styleshets, it needs to be approachable to designers. The whitespace-aware Sass syntax is perceived as a "completely different" language with little functional gain, and the different syntax isn't everyone's cup of tea. The valuable concepts like variables, mixins, subclasses (@extends), unit arithmetic, color math, etc. go right over people's heads if they can't get past the "weird" syntax.
SCSS was designed to be a true superset of CSS. This means anyone can start with a plain CSS file and their knowledge of CSS, and then introduce concepts gradually without being overwhelmed.
The sass-convert utility makes the choice of syntax a moot point: if you prefer Sass over SCSS like I do, it's easy to switch.


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ADISA, a trade association representing the retail alternative investment space, has released the results of its inaugural market prediction survey, which was conducted with the participation of due diligence officers from dozens of independent broker-dealer and registered investment advisor firms.
Results of ADISA's survey indicate that all but 6 percent of due diligence officers predict an increase in revenue at independent broker-dealer and RIA firms during 2019, with more than 30 percent of respondents expecting growth of more than 20 percent.
Additionally, ADISA said that more than 90 percent of respondents expect their firm to expand the use of alternative investments in 2019.
"The results of ADISA's inaugural market prediction survey are compelling and provide beneficial insight as well as a statistical representation of what alternative investment products are held by independent broker-dealer and RIA firms," said ADISA executive director and CEO John Harrison. "ADISA will conduct its market prediction survey at the beginning of each year, and we look forward to sharing next year's results with industry constituents in 2020."
Survey respondents indicated the following sales projections by product type for 2019:
Approximately half of respondents predict that REIT preferred stock offerings will have an increase in sales.
Roughly 40 percent of respondents predict more than a 10 percent increase in tax-advantaged fund sales.
Approximately 20 percent of respondents predict an increase of less than 10 percent in opportunity zone fund sales, and another 20 percent predict growth of more than 10 percent.
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- He also specifically says that PUB/SUB sockets should work too — the only downside to that approach being the need to issue an empty subscription on the sub side.
- PAIR sockets hang in zmq_send (see below).
Now, the one thing I'm doing differently from the example is that instead of doing a zmq_recv I'm doing a zmq_poll on the receiving thread.
I need to do this because I'm reading from multiple sockets in the dispatch thread — in addition to the control (inproc) socket, I also need to poll a "discovery" socket, which is connected to a zmq_proxy, and a "data" socket, which handles direct TCP connections for high-volume data that I don't want to send through the proxy.
Now I could set a timeout on the poll, but I can't really set it short enough, and anyway that's just going to burn (literally) a CPU core.
Can anyone suggest a solution?  I can't really see any other way to do inter-thread communication safely with ZeroMQ.
Any hints, tips, suggestions would be much appreciated!  And, let me know if this would be better discussed in GitHub issues.
Below is the stack trace from the hung process.  The deadlock appears to be between thread 5 (doing a zmq_poll on the three sockets described above), and thread 1 (stuck in zmq_send).
In this example, the two sockets are both ZMQ_PAIR's, the receiver binds and the sender connects, as per the docs.  As mentioned earlier I've tried this with PUB/SUB too — that doesn't hang, but messages go missing.
__PRETTY_FUNCTION__ = "int zmq_send(void*, const void*, size_t, int)"
__PRETTY_FUNCTION__ = "virtual Transact::MXResult Transact::MamaListenerImpl::listen(const char*)"
progname = 0x33bfa0e420 <_dl_fixup+224> "H\211\303d\213\004%\030"
> btw, disregard that CALL_ZMQ_FUNC business — that's just a helper macro that checks rc etc.
>> I don't see this addressed specifically in the docs, in the GitHub issues, or here, so thought I'd ask.
>> I bind an inproc sub socket for inter-thread communication, which I include in zmq_poll.  When I want to e.g., subscribe from a different thread I create a pub socket, connect to the first and send it a command message, which then gets executed on the main zmq thread.  So far, so good.
>> This *seems* to work, but I'm concerned that maybe I'm just getting "lucky"?  It does *not* appear to work with ZMQ_PAIR sockets, for whatever reason, although I've seen that approach recommended in a few places.
>> Thanks in advance for any assistance!


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using OLEDB.Test.ModuleCore;
using System.IO;
using XmlCoreTest.Common;

namespace System.Xml.Tests
{
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // Module: use CXMLTypeCoercionTestModule
    //
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    [TestModule(Name = "XmlFactoryReader Test", Desc = "XmlFactoryReader Test")]
    public partial class FactoryReaderTest : CGenericTestModule
    {
        public override int Init(object objParam)
        {
            int ret = base.Init(objParam);
            // Create global usage test files
            string strFile = String.Empty;

            TestFiles.CreateTestFile(ref strFile, EREADER_TYPE.GENERIC);
            TestFiles.CreateTestFile(ref strFile, EREADER_TYPE.XSLT_COPY);

            // Create reader factory
            ReaderFactory = new XmlFactoryReaderFactory();
            return ret;
        }

        public override int Terminate(object objParam)
        {
            return base.Terminate(objParam);
        }
    }

    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // FactoryReader factory
    //
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    internal class XmlFactoryReaderFactory : ReaderFactory
    {
        public override XmlReader Create(MyDict<string, object> options)
        {
            string tcDesc = (string)options[ReaderFactory.HT_CURDESC];
            string tcVar = (string)options[ReaderFactory.HT_CURVAR];

            CError.Compare(tcDesc == "factoryreader", "Invalid testcase");

            XmlReaderSettings rs = (XmlReaderSettings)options[ReaderFactory.HT_READERSETTINGS];
            Stream stream = (Stream)options[ReaderFactory.HT_STREAM];
            string filename = (string)options[ReaderFactory.HT_FILENAME];
            object readerType = options[ReaderFactory.HT_READERTYPE];
            object vt = options[ReaderFactory.HT_VALIDATIONTYPE];
            string fragment = (string)options[ReaderFactory.HT_FRAGMENT];
            StringReader sr = (StringReader)options[ReaderFactory.HT_STRINGREADER];

            if (rs == null)
                rs = new XmlReaderSettings();

            rs.DtdProcessing = DtdProcessing.Ignore;

            if (sr != null)
            {
                CError.WriteLine("StringReader");
                XmlReader reader = ReaderHelper.Create(sr, rs, string.Empty);
                return reader;
            }

            if (stream != null)
            {
                CError.WriteLine("Stream");
                XmlReader reader = ReaderHelper.Create(stream, rs, filename);
                return reader;
            }

            if (fragment != null)
            {
                CError.WriteLine("Fragment");
                rs.ConformanceLevel = ConformanceLevel.Fragment;
                StringReader tr = new StringReader(fragment);
                XmlReader reader = ReaderHelper.Create(tr, rs, (string)null);

                return reader;
            }

            if (filename != null)
            {
                CError.WriteLine("Filename");
                XmlReader reader = ReaderHelper.Create(filename, rs);
                return reader;
            }

            throw new
                CTestFailedException("Factory Reader not created");
        }
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ErrorCondition", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCErrorConditionReader : TCErrorCondition
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "XMLException", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    public class TCXMLExceptionReader : TCXMLException
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "LinePos", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    public class TCLinePosReader : TCLinePos
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "Depth", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCDepthReader : TCDepth
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "Namespace", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCNamespaceReader : TCNamespace
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "LookupNamespace", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCLookupNamespaceReader : TCLookupNamespace
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "HasValue", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCHasValueReader : TCHasValue
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "IsEmptyElement", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCIsEmptyElementReader : TCIsEmptyElement
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "XmlSpace", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCXmlSpaceReader : TCXmlSpace
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "XmlLang", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCXmlLangReader : TCXmlLang
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "Skip", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCSkipReader : TCSkip
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "BaseURI", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCBaseURIReader : TCBaseURI
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "InvalidXML", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCInvalidXMLReader : TCInvalidXML
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadOuterXml", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadOuterXmlReader : TCReadOuterXml
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "AttributeAccess", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCAttributeAccessReader : TCAttributeAccess
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "This(Name) and This(Name, Namespace)", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCThisNameReader : TCThisName
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "MoveToAttribute(Name) and MoveToAttribute(Name, Namespace)", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCMoveToAttributeReader : TCMoveToAttribute
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "GetAttribute (Ordinal)", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCGetAttributeOrdinalReader : TCGetAttributeOrdinal
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "GetAttribute(Name) and GetAttribute(Name, Namespace)", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCGetAttributeNameReader : TCGetAttributeName
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "This [Ordinal]", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCThisOrdinalReader : TCThisOrdinal
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "MoveToAttribute(Ordinal)", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCMoveToAttributeOrdinalReader : TCMoveToAttributeOrdinal
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "MoveToFirstAttribute()", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCMoveToFirstAttributeReader : TCMoveToFirstAttribute
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "MoveToNextAttribute()", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCMoveToNextAttributeReader : TCMoveToNextAttribute
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "Attribute Test when NodeType != Attributes", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCAttributeTestReader : TCAttributeTest
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "Attributes test on XmlDeclaration DCR52258", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCAttributeXmlDeclarationReader : TCAttributeXmlDeclaration
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "xmlns as local name DCR50345", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCXmlnsReader : TCXmlns
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "bounded namespace to xmlns prefix DCR50881", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCXmlnsPrefixReader : TCXmlnsPrefix
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadState", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadStateReader : TCReadState
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadInnerXml", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadInnerXmlReader : TCReadInnerXml
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "MoveToContent", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCMoveToContentReader : TCMoveToContent
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "IsStartElement", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCIsStartElementReader : TCIsStartElement
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadStartElement", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadStartElementReader : TCReadStartElement
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadEndElement", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadEndElementReader : TCReadEndElement
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ResolveEntity and ReadAttributeValue", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCResolveEntityReader : TCResolveEntity
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadAttributeValue", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadAttributeValueReader : TCReadAttributeValue
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "Read", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadReader : TCRead2
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "MoveToElement", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCMoveToElementReader : TCMoveToElement
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "Dispose", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCDisposeReader : TCDispose
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "Buffer Boundaries", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCBufferBoundariesReader : TCBufferBoundaries
    {
    }

    //[TestCase(Name = "BeforeRead", Desc = "BeforeRead")]
    //[TestCase(Name = "AfterReadIsFalse", Desc = "AfterReadIsFalse")]
    //[TestCase(Name = "AfterCloseInTheMiddle", Desc = "AfterCloseInTheMiddle")]
    //[TestCase(Name = "AfterClose", Desc = "AfterClose")]
    internal class TCXmlNodeIntegrityTestFile : TCXMLIntegrityBase
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "Read Subtree", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadSubtreeReader : TCReadSubtree
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadToDescendant", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadToDescendantReader : TCReadToDescendant
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadToNextSibling", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadToNextSiblingReader : TCReadToNextSibling
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadValue", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadValueReader : TCReadValue
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadContentAsBase64", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadContentAsBase64Reader : TCReadContentAsBase64
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadElementContentAsBase64", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadElementContentAsBase64Reader : TCReadElementContentAsBase64
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadContentAsBinHex", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadContentAsBinHexReader : TCReadContentAsBinHex
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadElementContentAsBinHex", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadElementContentAsBinHexReader : TCReadElementContentAsBinHex
    {
    }

    [TestCase(Name = "ReadToFollowing", Desc = "FactoryReader")]
    internal class TCReadToFollowingReader : TCReadToFollowing
    {
    }
}

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Australia's sunspotted economy: strong but vulnerable
In Asia Pacific, Economics & Finance
Roman Madaus
Australia's strong economy is keeping ethno-nationalist politics at bay – for now.
Economists began 2017 feeling uneasy. While the world economy is set to expand slightly faster than last year, political risk could derail growth predictions. The largest risk lies in disruption emanating from the US. The Trump administration's planned infrastructure stimulus could increase inflation, leading the Federal Reserve to increase interest rates and unintentionally suck much-needed funds out of fragile emerging markets. His protectionist rhetoric only intensifies the uncertainty.
Europe is another source of risk. A victory by radical Eurosceptics in France's elections could instigate the disintegration of the eurozone and drive its sickly 1.6 per cent growth rate into the negative. China also remains at risk of a major debt crisis, though the probability of this happening is low.
In the midst of this economic queasiness, Australia shines through as one of the few advanced economies enjoying healthy growth. Its forecast growth rate for the next five years – around 3 per cent – is the highest among advanced economies, and it is buttressed by strong fundamentals. However, like the world economy itself, Australia's economic outlook isn't entirely cloudless.
RIDING THE RESOURCES ROLLERCOASTER
The core of Australia's economy – which is roughly the same size as Russia's – is a well-diversified services sector (comprising 68 per cent of GDP) but the bulk of its exports is in commodities. The country is the world's top exporter of iron ore, gold, zinc, nickel and uranium, and it also a sizeable agricultural producer. This reliance on commodities has subjected Australia's currency to profound gyrations. In 2011 – the peak of the last commodities boom – Australia's currency spiked to an unprecedented A$1.10 per US dollar, which ravaged the country's already-struggling manufacturing sector, though it also increased consumer spending power. Then commodities prices crashed, and export revenues plummeted.
This forced the central bank to cut rates from 4.5 to 1.5 per cent from 2011 to 2017. This cheap money has fuelled a property bubble; The Economist reckons that Australian housing is now overvalued by 40 per cent. Australian households are among the world's most indebted and owe $771 trillion in mortgages. With underemployment at a record high and wage growth at a record low, the country's homeowners and banks would face serious stress should interest rates rise. The 'Trump effect' may well cause this to happen. The president's massive spending promises have created expectations of stronger inflation, which the Fed is expected to counteract by raising the interest rate; this would lead commercial banks around the world to do the same to remain attractive to investors.
THE ASIAN CONNECTION
Photo: NSW Government
China's slowdown is another potential risk for Australia. Chinese demand drove the commodities boom and bust, and it buys a third of Australia's exports. The readjustment has been painful, but it could be worse: Beijing's continued fiscal stimulus is keeping prices from dropping even lower. The latest package involves a $728 billion splurge on infrastructure over the next three years, which is more than China spent following the global financial crisis. This construction will sustain demand for Australian metals and hydrocarbon products until 2020, though prices will remain depressed. A Chinese economic crisis could devastate Australia's economy. In the long run, dependence on minerals exports to China is also unsustainable: its breakneck economic development was a unique event in world history, and Beijing can't sustain it by relying on stimulus indefinitely.
It is fortunate then that Australia's commodities sector is diversifying to some degree. By 2018, liquefied natural gas (LNG) will replace coal as Australia's second largest export, and the country looks set to become the world's largest LNG producer. Japan's rising demand currently consumes 80 per cent of Australian gas exports, and China plans to double the share of natural gas in its energy mix by 2020. However, boosting gas exports will reinforce Australia's vulnerabilities. A slump in Asian demand or a drop in the oil price – to which LNG prices are linked – would leave Australia in the lurch.
For the time being these risks to Australia's economy remain latent. The 'Lucky Country' is still confident that it can power through the next five years.
Australia enjoys a low government debt-to-GDP ratio (64 per cent compared to 124 per cent in the US), so it has fiscal leeway to respond to the next economic downturn. Its banks are healthy, and there is growing demand in Asia for its education services and agricultural products. Canberra has signed free trade agreements with all of its major trading partners, and it is in negotiations with ASEAN and five other countries over a mega-deal, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership. The conclusion of this trade deal holds a huge potential prize for Australia: the opening of India's highly protected agricultural sector. Should Delhi decide to make this concession, Australian farmers would gain access to a massive new market.
AN ETHNO-NATIONALIST SPECTRE
Photo: Le Courrier Australien
Australia's economic trajectory is not only crucial for its standard of living but also for its political direction. Mining kept the country from going into recession after the global financial crisis, which denied ethno-nationalist politicians the popular anger that now underwrites their electoral successes in Europe and the US. The financial crisis and subsequent recession unleashed resentment against immigrants and liberal elites that had been submerged under the rising tide of prosperity. When the prosperity dried up, the discontent surfaced. The populist explosion has hit every Western country except for Canada, Australia and New Zealand, which have remained largely unaffected.
This is striking: all three have seen sharp rises in immigrants' share of the total population – which is correlated with support for populists – just as other Western countries have. Indeed, almost one-third of Australia's population was born overseas. However, these three were also the Western countries least harmed by the global financial crisis and recession. This goes some way towards explaining why right-wing populist parties like Pauline Hanson's One Nation have not yet seriously threatened the political establishment in Canberra. It is highly likely that the next recession will come before the next commodities boom, so Australia will not be able to mine itself out of trouble again. Should its economy falter, it too might see ethno-nationalism invade its politics.
At the moment however, such clouds are only a shadow on the horizon. The sunspots in Australia's economy are, for the moment, just that: slight blemishes on an otherwise healthy economic star.


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Q: Prove the uniform convergence of a Fourier series Suppose that $f$ is a $2\pi$-periodic function that satisfies the estimate
$$|f(x)-f(y)|\leq M|x-y|^\alpha$$ for an $0<\alpha<1,$ and let
$$\hat{f}(n)=\frac{1}{2\pi}\int_0^{2\pi}f(x)e^{-inx}dx.$$
Show that
$$S_N(x)=\sum_{n=-N}^N\hat{f}(n)e^{inx}$$
converges uniformly to $f(x)$ for all real $x.$
Hint:
$$S_N(x)=\int_0^{2\pi}f(y)\frac{\sin\left((N+\frac{1}{2})(x-y)\right)}{2\pi\sin\left(\frac{1}{2}(x-y)\right)}dy$$

My attempt:
After substituting $\hat{f}(n)$ into $S_N(x)$ and exchanging the integral and summation we get an expression similar to that in the hint and
$$\frac{\sin\left((N+\frac{1}{2})(x-y)\right)}{\sin\left(\frac{1}{2}(x-y)\right)}=1+\cos t+\cos 2t+\ldots+\cos Nt$$
but what next?

A: The standard trick is to notice that
$$
  \int_{0}^{2\pi}\frac{\sin\left((n+\frac{1}{2})(x-y)\right)}{2\pi\sin\left(\frac{1}{2}(x-y)\right)}\,dy = 1.
$$
That allows you to write
$$
          S_{N}(x)-f(x) = \int_{0}^{2\pi}(f(y)-f(x))\frac{\sin\left((n+\frac{1}{2})(x-y)\right)}{2\pi\sin\left(\frac{1}{2}(x-y)\right)}\,dy
$$
Given $\epsilon > 0$, you can find $\delta > 0$ such that
$$
       \int_{-\delta}^{\delta}\frac{|t|^{\alpha}}{2\pi\left|\sin\left(\frac{1}{2}t\right)\right|}\,dt < \frac{\epsilon}{2}.
$$
That should get your started. The remaining part has to do with the uniform convergence of
$$
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The bidding war for U.S. payments company MoneyGram is heating up.
On Monday (March 20), MoneyGram's board of directors said the latest offer from Euronet Worldwide, which it proposed last weekend to buy MoneyGram for $15.20 per share in cash, could result in a superior proposal.
Euronet's offer topped the $13.25 per share offer from Ant Financial, Reuters confirmed, a deal that MoneyGram agreed to back in January.
However, it's been reported that MoneyGram's board is continuing to recommend the offer from Ant Financial as opposed to that of Euronet. If MoneyGram pulls out of its deal with Ant, however, it will cost the company. MoneyGram faces a $30 million termination fee if it abandons the deal for another bid.
People familiar with the matter disclosed that MoneyGram has also offered to share confidential company data with Euronet, following Euronet's $1 billion bid to acquire the company, in order to help Euronet strengthen its offer.
Because Euronet and MoneyGram are direct competitors in some arenas, the former firm will have to agree to a non-disclosure agreement before it carries out its full due diligence on MoneyGram. That agreement could take the better part of the the first half of this week to iron out.
All in all, it is expected that Euronet will need about a week to go through MoneyGram's financials before finalizing the offer. MoneyGram will also be receiving some confidential data from Euronet so it can better analyze the possibility of the deal being scuttled on antitrust issues.
Should MoneyGram declare Euronet's bid superior, Ant Financial will have four business days to decide whether it wants to improve its offer. As of yet, none of the three firms involved have any new comment to offer.
According to Reuters, Euronet has argued that its deal with MoneyGram would potentially create a more valuable business due MoneyGram's focus on large retailers combined with Euronet's position with independent agents and its existing payment solutions.


A few weeks ago six of the Republican presidential contenders gathered in Des Moines Iowa to present their views on social issues. The topics covered the traditional issues of abortion, marriage, family and other hot-button social conservative issues. We will have a full review of the debate next week, but in the meantime we encourage you to watch the debate. You can do so by clicking here.


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This yellow gold Series 2 from 2008 represents a special, early chapter in Roger Smith's watchmaking story, as one of the earliest Series 2s to be finished. Designed and made in the Isle of Man, the Series 2 is one of the smallest "production watches" in the world, with 62 examples (not including open dials) created to date.
An early Series II
Prototypes for the Series II having been completed in 2006, this is one of the earliest Series II watches produced and delivered. The round, yellow gold case measures 38 mm in diameter, excluding the fluted crown. It is engraved "SERIES 2" and "No. XX-C" on the reverse, along with the traditional, as well as the maker's own hallmarks.
The silver, round dial has an outer chapter of engraved, black minute markers, with a trench separating it from a second chapter of hand-engraved, Roman numerals. The center of the dial occupies yet another, deeper section, with its hand-turned, basket-work pattern. A cartouche at twelve o'clock references "R. W. SMITH". Everything is hand-crafted from beginning to end, including the slender, yellow gold hour and minute hands, tipped with spades.
At ten o'clock is the aperture for the power-reserve indicator, made from silver, adding yet another level of depth to the dial. This understated, yet intuitive display also has a basket-work guilloché pattern, with an engraved chapter on a polished silver strip and yellow gold up-and-down hand.
The large, sub-seconds register at six o'clock is decorated by a diamond-guilloché pattern, enclosed within a polished seconds chapter. Drilled dots mark the seconds, centering around a slim, yellow gold seconds' hand, counter-balanced at one end.
A British Movement
The traditional movement is revealed through the sapphire case-back. Much like the dial, the movement side is equally impressive. This, together with the dominating three-quarter main plate, shows why Roger W. Smith, OBE has become the flag-bearer for British horology. The movement is very-much inspired by the British style of pocket watches of Tompion, Graham and Arnold. It has understated, English frosted finishings in a combination of warm, golden tones, creating a striking backdrop for the blue screws. A raised barrel bridge and balance cock add a revealing depth to the movement.
Finally, the watch is equipped with arguably the greatest British contribution to watchmaking; the Co-Axial Escapement, invented by the late George Daniels. The Co-Axial was the first practical invention since the lever escapement, created by Thomas Mudge in 1755, thus representing an important advancement in the dynamics of the watch. By re-designing the function of the components during impulse, the Co-Axial escapement operates without sliding friction. As a consequence, unlike a conventional watch, the rate is unaffected by the viscosity of lubricants, which can vary constantly with temperature, humidity, and age.
Back in 2008, Roger equipped the watch with his own interpretation of George's escapement, made by combining two wheels. In 2010, he would go on to develop one of the earliest versions of his own single-wheel design - the first major development of Daniels' design by Smith. This early Series II, therefore, houses Roger Smith's earliest take on the Co-Axial escapement, most similar to that developed by Daniels himself.
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Q: Get Correctly BadRequest Message after Post Angular 5 I have validation in controller with c# like:
 if (user == null)
                {
                    ModelState.AddModelError(string.Empty, "Invalid login attempt.");
                    return BadRequest(ModelState);
                }

In Angular I try to receive it as :
signin() {
    this.loading = true;

    this._authService.login(this.model.email, this.model.password).subscribe(
      data => {
        this._router.navigate([this.returnUrl]);
      },
      error => {
        this.showAlert('alertSignin');
        this._alertService.error(error._body);
        this.loading = false;
      });
  }

But error_.body comes with extrange format:
"{"":["Invalid login attempt."]}"

why I cant get only text of it? like:
Invalid login attempt.

Regards

A: Do not use ModelState if you need only text. Use
if (user == null)
{
   return BadRequest("Invalid login attempt.");
}


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Hugo Alberto Curioni (born 11 October 1946) is an Argentine former footballer who played as a centre forward. He played professional football in Argentina, France and Mexico.

Argentina

Curioni started his professional career with Instituto de Córdoba in 1969, he was soon spotted by Boca Juniors and signed for them in 1970. In his first season with the club he was part of the championship winning team. He was also equal topscorer in Metropolitano 1973 with Oscar Más and Ignacio Peña.

Curioni is fondly remembered by Boca fans for his goalscoring feats in the Superclásico derby against fierce rivals River Plate. He shares a record of scoring in six consecutive Superclásicos with Paulo Valentim and scored 7 in 11 games overall.

France
Curioni was signed by Nantes and was the third highest scorer in the French league in 1974–1975.

In 1975 Curioni moved to FC Metz where he was third top scorer in 1975–1976 and 4th top scorer in  1976–1977. He then had spells with Montpellier and Troyes.

Later career
Curioni had a spell in Mexico with Toluca and returned to Argentina in March 1980 to finish his career with Gimnasia de La Plata.

Honours
Boca Juniors
 Argentine Primera División: 1970

References

External links

Boca Juniors profile

1946 births
Living people
Sportspeople from Córdoba Province, Argentina
Argentine people of Italian descent
Argentine footballers
Association football forwards
Argentine Primera División players
Instituto footballers
Boca Juniors footballers
Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata footballers
Ligue 1 players
FC Nantes players
FC Metz players
Montpellier HSC players
ES Troyes AC players
Liga MX players
Deportivo Toluca F.C. players
Argentine expatriate footballers
Expatriate footballers in Mexico
Expatriate footballers in France
Argentine expatriate sportspeople in Mexico
Argentine expatriate sportspeople in France

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Proximal sensing methods using digital photography have gained wide acceptance for describing and quantifying canopy properties. Digital hemispherical photography (DHP) is the most widely used photographic technique for canopy description. However, the main drawbacks of DHP have been the tedious and time-consuming image processing required and the sensitivity of the results to the image analysis methods. Recently, an alternative approach using vertical photography has been proposed, namely, digital cover photography (DCP). The method captures detailed vertical canopy gaps and performs canopy analysis by dividing gap fractions into large between-crown gaps and small within- crown gaps. Although DCP is a rapid, simple and readily available method, the processing steps involved in gap fraction analysis have a large subjective component by default. In this contribution, we propose an alternative simple, more objective and easily implemented procedure to perform gap fraction analysis of DCP images. We compared the performance of the two image analysis methods in dense deciduous forests. Leaf area index (LAI) estimates from the two image analysis methods were compared with reference LAI measurements obtained through the use of litter traps to measure leaf fall. Both methods provided accurate estimates of the total gap fraction and, thus, accurate estimates of the LAI. The new proposed procedure is recommended for dense canopies because the subjective classification of large gaps is most error-prone in stands with dense canopy cover.
On the exposure of hemispherical photographs in forests. iForest - Biogeosciences and Forestry 6 (4): 228-237.
Indirect estimates of canopy gap fraction based on the linear conversion of hemispherical photographs. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 143 (1-2): 1-12.
Quantifying the effect of canopy architecture on optical measurements of leaf area index using two gap size analysis methods. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing 33 (3): 777-787.
Digital hemispherical photography for estimating forest canopy properties: current controversies and opportunities. iForest - Biogeosciences and Forestry 5 (6): 290-295.
Hemispherical and woodland canopy photography and the light climate. Journal of Ecology 47: 103-113.
Assessing forest canopies and understorey illumination: canopy closure, canopy cover and other measures. Forestry 72: 59-74.
Review of methods for in situ leaf area index determination. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 121 (1-2): 19-35.
Measurements of branch area and adjusting leaf area index indirect measurements. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 91 (1-2): 69-88.
DHP-TRACWin Manual (version 1.03). Natural Resources Canada, Saint-Hubert, Quebec, pp. 29.
Retrieval of leaf area index from top-of-canopy digital photography over agricultural crops. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 150: 1485-1490.
Classification method of mixed pixels does not affect canopy metrics from digital images of forest overstorey. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 151 (7): 833-840.
Estimation of leaf area index in eucalypt forest using digital photography. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 143 (3-4): 176-188.
Forest canopy studies as an emerging field of science. Annals of Forest Science 68: 217-224.
EBImage: Image processing toolbox for R. R package version 4.4.0.
Bivariate line-fitting methods for allometry. Biological Reviews 81 (2): 259-291.
Color indices for weed identification under various soil, residue, and lighting conditions. Transactions of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers 38: 259-269.


I describe Kalustyan's, on 123 Lexington, between 28th and 29th streets, as the store that sells everything from everywhere. This is the place to go to get exotic ingredients for ethnic recipes. The spice room itself is the size of an entire shop. Looking for Urfa or Biba peppers from Turkey? No problem. Do you want mastic, berber powder, or mild smoked paprika? All of them are available. The selection of black peppercorns includes those from Turkey, Iran, and India. Since there's a high turnover, nothing seems to sit on the shelf for too long, and the spices are fresh.
So Many Spices to Choose From!
Kalustyan's also has an impressive array of condiments imported from around the world. You'll find every brand of tamarind that is imported, as well as every type of rose petal and orange blossom water as well.
There's an impressive array of salts and an even more impressive selective of grains and legumes.
They also sell fresh curry leaves, Thai chiles, and lemongrass as well frozen kaffir lime leaves and galangal for Southeast Asian cooking.
The fellow who works the deli counter is a generous soul who takes pride in his dishes.
He makes each mujadarrah (lentils and rice with caramelized onions) sandwich with care, and he varies the offerings daily. He'll give you a taste of any of the dishes to sample.
Hot Sauce on Your Mujadarrah Sandwich?
Kalustyan's has a great selection of books on middle eastern and ethnic cooking at the counter as well.
For those of you that don't live in New York, you can order from the website http://kalustyans.com. They ship nationwide.
I have been making lots of soups and stews this week to give to a friend who is recovering from surgery. The upside is that I've had a lot of delicious warming food around as well. This lamb merguez stew was a snap, since I had lamb bone broth in my freezer. Chicken stock, however, would work as well. I purchased the sausage from my favorite lamb farmer, 3-corner-Field farm at the Union Square greenmarket.
I first browned the sausage (about a pound) in a large pot, then removed it and cooked down the liquid. I added ½ cup shallots and sweated those in the small amount of lamb fat left in the pot for about 5 minutes. I then added a 2 ½ pound butternut squash that I had cut into 1-inch cubes, a jar of roasted red peppers, the cooked sausage and about 4 cups stock. I added some salt, covered the pot, and let the stew simmer for about 20 minutes, until the squash was soft. I added a whole head of chopped kale, then cooked the stew another 10 minutes until the kale was tender.
Meanwhile, on another burner, in a small skillet, I sautéed some garlic, ginger, and harissa powder for a couple of minutes, then added that to the stew. At the end, I smashed some of the cooked squash against the sides of the pot to thicken the stew. Simple, quick, delicious meal-in-a-pot.
Coconut water is the liquid found inside a young coconut. Don't mistake it for coconut milk, which comes from the meat of a mature coconut. In addition to natural sugars, which make it taste deliciously sweet, the water contains a complex array of vitamins and minerals. The nutritious beverage is high in potassium, chlorides, calcium, and magnesium.
As a tree sap, coconut water is essentially the "blood" of the coconut palm. The electrolyte profile of coconut water is somewhat similar to human plasma and has been used by doctors as an intravenous solution and injected directly into the bloodstream to prevent dehydration. When freshly extracted from the coconut, the liquid is free from germs and parasites.
Sure, you can buy the water in packs from the grocery store, but it's great fun to whack open the fruit yourself. Not to mention that there's no comparison in the flavor between the fresh and the bottled.
Young coconuts are large and green off the tree, but come already shaved in this country, so thankfully, you don't need a machete to open them. It is not difficult to open these neatly, so that you can drink the water and scoop out the soft gel-like meat.
I use a serrated knife to shave around the top part of the coconut.
Then I take the heel of a heavy knife. I use a cleaver and whack it a few times. I hold the coconut on an angle, which makes it really safe. The key is to whack the coconut with confidence. After three or four whacks, the lid just lifts off. I can put a straw in this and drink the liquid and use a spoon to scoop out the gel. This is the best sports drink, thirst quencher, and cooler around.
The best brand of purchased young coconut products is from exoticsuperfoods.com. You can buy packs of the young meat and bottles of fresh coconut water, which is second only to the ones you crack open yourself.
It is undeniable that when nuts and seeds are soaked – and dehydrated if you want them crunchy – they are more readily digestible, and the nutrients within are easier to absorb.
Besides, they taste simply delicious.
Nuts and seeds contain enzyme inhibitors, which are there as protection until they have what they need to grow, such as sunlight, water, or soil. The soaking water will have the enzyme inhibitors in it, so after you drain the nuts or seeds, make sure to give them a rinse. You can use the plumped nuts as is (perfect for smoothies and nut milks), since soaking makes them softer.
You can store the soaked nuts for a few days in the refrigerator to use as needed. Alternatively, dehydrate them in a low oven (or dehydrator) to make crispy nuts. Either way, you can really feel the difference in your body between those nuts that have been properly treated and those that have not. For best results, start with organic and raw.
The worst nuts to purchase are packaged varieties that have already been roasted and salted. Poor quality fat and salt are added and the roasting has damaged the fat inherent in the nuts and seeds.
These folk already do all the soaking and dehydrating work for you. I first tasted their exceptional products at the Wise Traditions conference a couple of years ago. The folks from Wilderness Family Naturals had a large booth, and I was able to sample before buying.
I was hooked, and returned home from the conference with quite a few bags. I've been ordering ever since; the box arrives on my doorstep fast, within just a few days. If you just want to get your feet wet before committing to a big order, try the mixed nuts. I guarantee you'll be pleased.
It's good to know that there's high quality choices available.
I purchased 5 pounds of lamb bones the other day at the booth of 3 Corner Field Farm (one of my favorite stalls) at Union square Greenmarket. The large and impressive bag of bones prompted another customer to inquire why I was buying them. What followed was a discussion on how to make lamb broth.
I'm detailing the process here since lamb broth is not a stock that many make. After all, you can certainly use chicken stock with great success for any lamb dish that requires a flavorful liquid. A lamb broth, on the other hand, will make your lamb stew or braise incredibly rich and deep-flavored. You can make a stew so satisfying that it tastes as nurturing as a giant hug. (Those are the words a friend of mine used to describe a lamb stew I had recently made for her with lamb broth.) Plus, this dish is seriously easy to put together. It requires about five minutes of active participation to get the stock going, and just a few minutes work straining it when finished.
First roast the bones: Arrange them on a parchment-covered baking tray (see the last post if you need a good resource for getting the flat professional type of parchment) and place the trays (you'll need 2 trays for five pounds bones) in a 375˚ oven for about 45 minutes (actually any temperature from 350˚F to 400˚F is fine) to roast until they are browned. The aroma as the lamb roasts is intoxicating.
Transfer the bones to a large stockpot (12 quart is perfect) and fill with water to just about the top of the bones. I used about 6 quarts water.
Add ¼ cup vinegar (I used apple cider) to draw calcium from the bones into the stock. Bring the liquid slowly to a boil, then lower the heat to a gentle simmer. A few bubbles breaking the surface now and again is what you want to see. From time to time, skim off the impurities (skum) that form on the surface of the stock when it first starts to bubble.
Don't skip this step; it's important to a great-tasting stock. Besides, the scum is unappealing!
Now just let it go. I left my stock to cook overnight. I put it on the lowest heat so that I wouldn't have to concern myself that it would reduce too quickly. I had started the stock at 3 p.m. in the afternoon Wednesday, and I strained it at 7 a.m. on Thursday morning – a total of 17 hours in the pot.
Let a lamb or beef stock cook for at least 12 hours; they can go much longer, even days! After 17 hours, the stock had reduced by about one third. I let it sit on the countertop until it was cool enough to refrigerate.
After it was refrigerated and thoroughly chilled – about three hours later – I removed the fat layer on top with a skimmer.
I'll freeze half and use the rest within the week. The yield was 4 quarts of nourishing bone broth that will be delicious for any lamb dish.
I consider parchment one of the most indispensible supplies in the kitchen. I line my half sheet (18×13-inch) aluminum baking sheets every time I use them. These industry standard-sized trays are what I became used to working in professional kitchens. I do like the way aluminum distributes heat, but I don't bake directly on the aluminum trays since I don't want to run the risk of aluminum leaching out into my food. Aluminum trays, in combination with a protective layer of parchment paper, work exceptionally well.
The type of parchment available in grocery store is sold in rolls, and it is a nuisance: the unwieldly sheets torn from the roll never fit quite right or lie flat on a baking sheet. After getting used to snug, flat, professional parchment paper, I find the rolls nothing less than frustrating. After a bit of fumbling around and testing, I found a few good sources of professional parchment paper.
There are two types of finishes on parchment paper that make it non stick: silicon and quilon.
Some say they prefer silicon for its ability to withstand higher temperatures and longer cooking times than paper coated with quilon. They also maintain that silicon is a safer coating than quilon.
Quilon-coated is the industry standard, since it's substantially less pricey than the silicon-coated. It's the type used in every establishment that I've ever worked in, and it's the only one most professional cooks even know about. I've found it to be more than sufficient for all my culinary needs, from roasting vegetables to rolling pastry crusts. I've even cooked pizza on parchment at a temperature of 500˚F. Though the paper turns dark at such high heat, it still does the job perfectly well.
Or course, you save a lot of money buying the 1000 sheets. On the down side, you have to have room to store the box, or enough people to share it with.
I purchased both silicon-coated and quilon-coated to compare. I now have enough parchment to last a very long time. The parchment was delivered quickly, within three days.
I found it difficult to differentiate between the two varieties of coating. Henceforth, unless I were convinced otherwise, I would probably go with the quilon-coated.
When I want to use a granulated sugar, I invariably reach for maple sugar as my first choice. This natural sweetener has a subtle maple taste, and works well in many recipes that call for granulated sugar. Maple sugar is simply maple syrup that has been cooked until the water in the syrup has evaporated off. The clumps that are left are ground into smaller pieces, then sifted according to size – powder, granules, or a combination of the two. Nothing is added during the processing.
Maple sugar is relatively expensive. However, when purchased from the source, shipping and all, it is considerably less expensive than purchasing it in a store. I get mine directly from Coombs family farms, a wonderful sugar plant based in Vermont. Their phone number is 888 266-6271 and their website is Coombsfamilyfarms.com. They ship quickly, and you can purchase a choice of maple granules, powdered maple sugar, or a combination or the two. I use the maple powder for all of my maple sugar recipes, since this grind is the most like granulated sugar.
This morning I made a couple batches candied nuts to give away. I love candied nuts. When you make them yourself, you can use just the right amount of high quality sweetener to enhance great nutty flavor. A sprinkling of these crunchy nuts add so much pizzazz to hot breakfast cereals, desserts, salads and soups. They stay fresh in the pantry for two to three months, making them wonderful hostess gifts and edible presents. Bundle them in festive party bags for a treat that everyone will enjoy.
Here are a couple of my favorite combinations. These recipes both take a minimum of prep time and the oven does most of the work.
Watch the video on how to make candied nuts.
This first recipe is for candied pecans. I toss one cup roughly chopped pecans with 2 tablespoons maple syrup and 2 tablespoons maple sugar. I spread them on a parchment-covered baking dish and place them in the oven for 20 minutes. I stir the pecans one time during the baking, so that they caramelize evenly. The pecans are ready when they are dry all the way through. This technique works well with chopped walnuts, almonds, and blanched hazelnuts as well. When I remove the pecans from the oven, I let them cool before packing them. These pecans keep covered, at room temperature, for two to three months.
The second recipe is for coconut cashews, one of my favorites. The mix is an exciting combination of sweet, spicy, and crunchy, which makes, among other uses, an excellent garnish for a zesty carrot soup. I toss together in a medium bowl one cup of roughly chopped cashews, ½ cup unsweetened coconut, 1/3 cup maple sugar, ¼ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon cayenne. I then add one egg white to bind the whole mix together. Again, I'm spreading it on a parchment-covered baking sheet and baking it for 15 to 20 minutes at 325˚. I have to stir this mix twice during the baking session to ensure that the more delicate coconut colors evenly. (By the way, I pull out my tray to stir the mix, so I don't lower the temperature of the oven. Then I return the tray to the oven to finish baking.) When the mix is evenly browned, I remove the tray from the oven and let it cool to room temperature. I break up the clumps into small clusters that are now ready to be stored or packed. Sweet holidays!
We were among the lucky to have been in Manhattan during hurricane Irene. Still, we didn't know how hard the storm would hit, but we did know the city would shut down public transportation as of noon on Saturday. It seemed wisest to stock up with eatables. Everyone seemed of the same mindset; the markets on Friday afternoon were teeming, and rumors circulated at Union Square that the greenmarket would be closed on Saturday. Half of the farmers did show up, however, and they did brisk business. Hats off to those intrepid farmers.
It was a good weekend to attend to some home projects without the guilt of feeling I should be out and about. I wanted our food to be quick and comforting – and, of course, delicious and nutritious.
turkey sausage with avocado mustard.
beautiful chard (stemmed) and let it wilt in the hot soup for a couple of minutes. I blended the soup, put it back in the pot, added a squeeze of lemon, a sprinkling black pepper, and adjusted the salt.
Meanwhile, I roasted these sweet potatoes (mix of white and orange) in virgin coconut oil and salt. Coconut oil gives the sweet potatoes a delicious buttery flavor.
It was a casual and satisfying meal on the eve of an impending storm.


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Wellington vs. Independence softball: Kennedi…
Wellington vs. Independence softball: Kennedi Benko goes 4-for-4 as Dukes capture district championship crown
Aimee Bielozer – For The Morning Journal
Wellington pitcher Payton Regal makes a diving throw May 16.
By Robert Fenbers |
PUBLISHED: May 16, 2019 at 6:58 p.m. | UPDATED: July 15, 2021 at 7:00 a.m.
It has been Wellington's motto all season, and it rang true once again in the Division III, Avon Lake district championship game as the youthful No. 3 Dukes overcame a four-run deficit to stun top-seeded Independence, 9-5, at Avon Lake on May 16.
"Yeah, that's one of our mottos, 'find a way' and we did, you know, we were down 4-0 early, but I didn't see any quit at all in our team," Wellington coach Duane Sunagel said. "Our girls might be even too young to know that but we had full support from the whole team."
With the win, the Dukes earn their first district title since 2009 and will face either Wooster Triway or Northwestern in a Massillon regional semifinal at Massillon Washington High School on May 22 at 2 p.m.
Touting an unparalleled seven freshmen, the Dukes (15-11) never quit, challenging the heavily favored Blue Devils (15-4) with prolonged at bats and a relentless effort on both sides of the ball.
After the experienced bats of Independence struck for three runs in the first, including a home run from Jorden Kohut, and another run in the second inning, it was time for the freshmen from Wellington to seize their moment, and what a moment it was.
The Dukes tallied three singles from Mik Paramore, Maile Oswald and Brooke Noss, setting up a three-run double from freshman Teddi Hardoby that not only cut the Blue Devils lead to 4-3 but also sparked the team with an abundance of energy and confidence.
Hardoby was just looking to make an impact as she stepped into the biggest at-bat of her young career.
"To be a freshman, it's crazy that we are all here and winning with seven of us," Hardoby said. "The three-run double really helped us stay up, and we never give up for each other. We are always there."
Hardoby went 2-for-3 with two doubles, two walks and three RBI.
That spark continued into the fourth inning as the Dukes strung together runners on first and third. Peyton Regal didn't disappoint, notching a two-out, RBI double, followed by a late score from Oswald as the Dukes took their first lead of the game.
Suddenly, Independence looked vulnerable as they made uncharacteristic fielding errors, giving Wellington multiple chances to strike.
"Errors, the errors just killed us," Independence coach Garry Moore said. "We made some errors, they made some big hits and they made some little hits. My girls are frustrated. We played well enough to win but those errors are just going to lead to a loss and they know that."
Independence finished with two errors.
Freshman Kennedi Benko came through with an RBI single in the fourth, boosting Wellington's lead to 6-4. It was the first of her four singles as she found herself on base each and every at bat, going a perfect 4-for-4 with one RBI.
Benko looked back on Hardoby's bases clearing RBI double as the catalyst for the team's offensive eruption.
"As soon as we got that, it really brought our heads up," Benko said. "We just put everything together and we just put that momentum onto our defense and carried it onwards for the rest of the game."
With her offense now teeing off on Independence's Ashleigh Porter, Regal (8-6) held her own in the circle, holding the powerful bats of the Blue Devils at bay in the latter innings. She went seven innings, allowing five runs off 10 hits while walking one and striking out one.
Porter finished with five innings of work, allowing seven runs and 12 hits while striking out four.
Independence's Sarah Piteo, who finished 3-for-3 with three singles, did her best to will her team back with an RBI single in the bottom of the fourth, but right on cue, Wellington responded right back with an RBI single of their own from Noss.
The Dukes made it their mission to answer Independence each time, staying one step ahead of the Blue Devils.
Wellington finished with 14 hits.
"We hit the ball hard," Sunagel said. "Even some of the outs that they got, we hit the ball hard. It was just fantastic and I'm so proud of this team."
Hardoby added another run in the top of the sixth with a late squeeze as she took off for home and easily crossed the plate, upping the lead to 8-5. Oswald added the icing on the cake with an RBI single in the seventh.
The Dukes will look to savor their district title, but also know that much tougher opponents are looming on the horizon.
"We just have to stick together," Hardoby said. "We have been doing that all year. We have all played with each other since we were really little, so it's not any different."
Wellington Dukes
Robert Fenbers


Discussion in 'Division-66' started by Ravenhold, Nov 19, 2016.
This afternoon, while i was working my cover, i happened upon a phone with some pretty strange, and vary paranormal properties. Given the nature of the item in question, i'm not entirely sure if this would fall under the purview of ether Divisions 79 or 88 so i'm bringing it to your attention as Division 66 is the administrative branch of the agency.
I found this phone tonight while i was out on a delivery for my cover job. I didn't see anyone in the area who might have dropped it, so i stuck it in my pocket to investigate later to see who's it was and if i could find and return it to them. I finished my work, went home, and sat down to relax. wasn't until i started fishing things out of my pockets that I remembered it.
I opened it in an attempt to go through it to see if i could get any information, however the phones data had been corrupted and needed to be restored. I did that and was only greeted with one app. It was called I.R.I.S. Turned out to be an AI. A somewhat disturbing AI in that it apparently had feelings and desperately wanted to find its owner. I'd never seen this app before, but i don't really keep up with these things so i wouldn't know. Anyway, Its owners name is "Sara Young".
It restored a number of functions on the phone and allowed me to piece together what happened to Sara.
She was apparently a student of Para Psychology. She was studying ghosts. She was looking into something called "Walpurgisnacht". Turns out she found what she was after and wasn't prepared for what happened next.
I've gone ahead and had her phones data emulated for research purposes and am going to send the phone its self on to Div 88 to see what they can do with it.
Hopefully, We can get to the bottom of this soon.
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Some interesting material you brought us... I think that it could and should fall to a joint investigation between the two divisions.
This Witch's Feast, and the unknown leader of this group, are very curious, and they seem to be very tech savvy, to have access to distribute the Red Room. They appear to have resources and magic beyond what we originally gave them credit for, as the IRIS acted very oddly throughout my examinations.
As for how to proceed, I highly reccomend sending that phone our way, where we can try to figure out how that AI ticks, and getting at least a small group of Division 79 agents to try and dig up anything they can on this cult and the Witches Feast.
Let me know if you run across anything else. If we work fast, perhaps we can avoid more murder by this group, and crush them before long.


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