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UoN lead the Varsity series 2-1 after a dominant display in the Men's Volleyball
0	March 27, 2017 11:44	by	Freddie Stuart
The University of Nottingham (UoN) Men's Volleyball Team beat Nottingham Trent University's Men's Volleyball Team in straight sets (25-18, 25-22, 25-13) on Sunday afternoon at Clifton Campus. The victory takes UoN into a 2-1 lead in the series, having drawn level earlier in the day with the women's volleyball team completing their own straight sets victory.
As the two sets of players warmed up in the Lee Westwood Sports Hall, anticipation was high, with everyone eager to see a more competitive match than was seen in the preceding women's match. What ensued was definitely a tighter affair, with a significant increase in the number of rallies between the two teams helping to increase the spectacle.
Set one started well for UoN, who took an early three point lead that remained throughout the set. At the first timeout the score was 14-9, and 20-14 to UoN at the second timeout. Two key players stood out in the performance. They were Sam Keshmiri and Christopher Kapernick, whose power and height enabled UoN to clinch the set 25-18.
'Trent were only five points away from levelling the match'
Despite being a set down, Trent were still very much in contention. UoN rotated their line-up between sets and began the 2nd set terribly, going 6-1 down before the first timeout was called. From here UoN were struggling to restore parity and trailed for large periods. Trent were only 5 points away from levelling the match with a lead of 20-17 just after the last timeout was called.
Despite encouragement from the Trent home support, UoN rallied to take 8 out of the next 10 points through their main man Keshmiri, claiming a very close set 25-22. Trent can feel disappointed they did not win that set as they were ahead for most of it; a fact that seemed to linger on the minds of the Trent players, going into the third set at 2-0 down.
From here, a Trent comeback never seemed on the cards as UoN closed the victory by winning a very comfortable final set 25-13. UoN gained control of the 3rd set very early on, storming into an 11-1 lead and never looking back, sealing the match to claim the point on offer.
'We Had To Dig Deep'
UoN are in a much higher league than Trent in BUCS, and this showed as they never looked like losing the game, despite struggling in the 2nd set. Captain Salvatore LaCavera praised the team after the match, saying that they 'had to dig deep' in the 2nd set, but stated there was a lot of trust and belief in the team that they could pull through.
With two victories for the University of Nottingham's volleyball teams on Sunday, they now take a 2-1 lead heading into the men's and women's futsal games on Monday evening. Be sure to get down to all the remaining events this week and support the Green and Gold!
Harry Vogt
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Love Advice
20 Questions to Ask a Guy You Like to Get Closer
by Sabrina Alexis
In this age of endless connection, we are more disconnected than ever and most relationships don't go very far beyond the surface. Maybe it's because we hold ourselves back or maybe it's because we no longer have the tools to genuinely connect, like face-to-face and via conversation.
In order to build the foundation for a relationship, you need to create a meaningful connection, and this comes when you truly connect with who the other person is.
A little while back, I discovered this site called Thought Questions and I started keeping a list of some of my favorites. When my husband and I were still dating, I pulled up the list one night and suggested we play the "questions game." We also mixed it up by seeing if we could guess what the other person would answer. It was a lot of fun, but also a very profound experience and we ended up learning so much about each other (and about ourselves!), which brought us even closer. To this day we make an effort to spend time asking each other deep, meaningful questions that go beyond 'how was your day?' And every time we do this, we discover new and interesting things about each other.
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In his book "The Seven Principles of Making a Marriage Work," famed relationship researcher John Gottman (the dude who can predict whether a couple will get divorced with something like 95% accuracy after watching them interact for only a few minutes) cites "enhancing your love maps" as the first principle. A love map is essentially knowing all relevant information about your partner's life, from small things like the name of their first pet to big things like significant experiences that shaped who they are. He explains that couples who have detailed love maps of each other's worlds are much more equipped to cope with stressful events and overcome conflict.
The point is, knowledge is power and asking the right questions can unlock the gates for a meaningful connection and deep understanding of one another. It doesn't matter what stage of a relationship you're in, it could be the first date or your 10th year of marriage, people are deep and complex and always evolving so there is always something new to learn.
To help you tap into the power of knowing, here is a list of my favorite bonding questions to ask your guy in order to get even closer and more connected.
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Ask a Guy: How Can I Get My Ex Boyfriend Back?
by Eric Charles
My ex broke up with me last month after being together for over a year. The last few months were rough because his grandmother passed away after being in the hospital for a few months. I tried to be there for him but he totally withdrew and would reject my advances and we started fighting a lot because of it.
He told me he loves me, but felt like I was smothering him and he needed to find himself. I told him I would give him space while he figured things out but he said he couldn't ask me to do that. I asked if there was a chance for us once he got things sorted and he said he isn't sure if he sees a future. He said he worships the ground I walk on and should never change because I was perfect in the relationship and will go far in life whereas he feels like he has nothing to offer since he is grieving and stuck in a job he doesn't like.
He suggested we stay friends but I told him that would be too hard on me and he said I can contact him anytime. I know I came across needy over the last couple of months and am wondering if there's anything I can do to get him back. Should I text him? Try to stay friends? Is there any hope of getting him back?
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Ask a Guy: Is His Reason for Not Wanting to Commit Real or Just an Excuse?
I have been seeing this guy for a little while now, it's a long-distance relationship and we aren't exclusive. When we're together, he seems super into me. He talks about me to his friends, engages in PDA, and compliments me all the time. He initiates every conversation, checks up on me if I don't reply, makes plans in advance, clears his schedule for me, etc., and I know for a fact that he isn't seeing or hooking up with anyone else.
He tells me he misses me and that distance sucks because we can't be together, but adds that we should keep our options open in the meantime. I tried ending it, but he begged me not to (although he also said he would understand if that's what I truly wanted). In the end, we both decided to keep the lines of communication open.
I can't wrap my head around the fact that he says he genuinely likes me but still wants to play the field when I'm not around and doesn't mind if another guy snatches me up. Is distance a legitimate reason not to commit, or is he just not that into me?
Ask a Guy: When Is It Time To Leave?
I'm dating a guy that is really hard to understand. It's like he's determined to find reasons why things won't work out, and yet I know he cares about me and doesn't want to end it.
We are long distance right now so he has legitimate concerns, but what I want to know is this…when do you throw in the towel for a guy who is clearly putting up tons of walls and protecting himself from potential pain, and when do you keep putting up with somewhat ridiculous behavior knowing that once his walls are down, it could be a gold mine under all that fuss?
He's been acting like a huge jerk lately and I really want to just tell him to get over himself, but I've seen very clearly how amazing and loving he is and truly think this is all just a form of protection "in case we don't work out."
I want to "crack his code," but at what cost? Normally I wouldn't ever put up with this kind of behavior, but something tells me to keep digging and to be patient. Am I wasting my time?
Ask a Guy: When Can I Ask About His Past Relationships?
I dated a guy for two months and everything seemed perfect until he told me that his last relationship was three months ago. That relationship was a year long, so when he started seeing me they had only been broken up a month. Once that was out in the open he started distancing himself and I eventually broke it off because I was over the inconsistency.
I typically don't like bringing up the past. I feel like the past should be left alone. But after my last experience I think it's an important thing to know so that I don't put myself at risk and end up the rebound girl.
So when you should ask a guy when his last relationship/serious dating/fling was? And how can you do it without it coming off in a negative way?
Ask a Guy: How To Fix My Relationship
I know you talk a lot about how men love a happy woman, but I'm having a really hard time being happy with my relationship as is. I always feel like I need to figure out why my boyfriend is acting a certain way, and I can't help but worry that he'll leave me for someone else.
I also get really frustrated when he doesn't do things I ask him to do, like basic chores and stuff. I don't want to be needy or a nag, but things like that make me feel loved and cared for. I want to enjoy the relationship and bring happiness to it, but it's hard for me to get there when I feel like he doesn't care most of the time. I don't want my relationship to be a constant struggle.
So my question is, how can I fix my relationship and stop it from falling apart?
Ask a Guy: Am I Just His Fallback Girl?
Me and this guy started off as friends but thing quickly turned romantic between us. He was doing an exchange program at my university and after a few months moved back home, but we continued to stay in contact and visited each other several times. Over these last few months we don't talk as frequently, but we do have occasional lengthy phone calls where we talk about everything.
I don't know where I stand with him because we never discussed it, plus we are both not very expressive/overtly emotional people, and I never expected (and still don't) a relationship to blossom from this, but I do have strong feelings for him and want to see him soon. We are both going to be in Vegas next month and he messaged me asking if I want to meet up. Maybe I'm just paranoid, but I feel like he just wants a guaranteed hookup.
I guess my question is, is it normal for an ex-fling whom you were once romantically and sexually involved with to always reach out and initiate long conversations? Is it just to be polite/friendly, does it mean he misses me and still has feelings for or am I just his "fallback girl"?
Ask a Guy: Is My Relationship Heading in the Right Direction?
I have been dating a guy for six months, but we're not official. I like him a lot and really enjoy spending time with him and I know he feels the same about me. Since we both have busy work schedules and children, we do not see each other often, maybe every other week, and we've taken two trips together (including one last weekend). In between seeing each other i person, we text and e-mail sporadically.
I'm just wondering if this relationship is heading in the right direction, and if it will lead to something lasting. I am also worried about coming across as needy and sometimes I hesitate to initiate texts with him. For instance, is it needy behavior to send the text: "Thank you for yesterday – I like when we see each other, it feels good"?
Ask a Guy: I'm Afraid the Guys I Like Will Never Want Me Back
When I meet a guy I like, all I can think about is when he will walk away/get tired of me/declare he doesn't give a hoot about me. I also keep thinking: How soon before he sees I am not that great a catch?
But with the guys I totally don't want, I am subconsciously aware this person would be in it for the long haul without me constantly having to prove my worth. Perhaps in those situations, I totally relax and give off a different vibe.
Basically, once I like a man, all I can think about is how much time do I have before everything shatters? A day, a week, a month? I immediately start waiting for the end. Maybe some part of me is tensed up the whole time waiting for him to leave. When I meet a guy I like,
How can I fix this? How can I change my vibe so the guys I like will like me back?
Ask a Guy: Why Do Guys Move on So Quickly After a Breakup?
It's been one month since my boyfriend and I broke up. The other day I learned that he put up an online dating profile- wth?! I am still going through the phases of our breakup and I can't even fathom the idea of meeting and talking to a new guy right now. It may seem the norm that guys will do this to avoid their feelings–get sex, boost ego–but it hurts.
Why do guys do this? Why do they seem to get over breakups so much faster than women?
Ask a Guy: Why Did He Lose Interest and Stop Texting Me?
I met a guy two weeks ago and we instantly hit it off. We talked on the phone and texted regularly and went out on a few amazing dates. Everything seemed to be going well but then he had to go out of the country for a business trip.
I didn't expect to hear from him while he was away, but he's been back for three days now and I haven't heard a peep!
If he wasn't interested why not just tell me instead of pulling a vanishing act? This isn't the first time I dated a guy and things were going great and then he fell off the face of the earth and I can't for the life of me figure out why. I am a confident, non-needy woman, I didn't place any expectations or demands on this newest guy.
I just don't understand, what happened, what changed? How could he go from being so interested in me to gone? And do you think it's worth it for me to send him a friendly text to see how he responds?
Ask a Guy: My Boyfriend Doesn't Want to Have Sex With Me
I've been in an open relationship for the past two years and lately my boyfriend seems to have lost interest in sex. He is always saying he is too tired or busy. I try to be patient and understanding because we both have stressful jobs, but it has been two months. Whenever I bring up the topic he accuses me of only wanting sex as if that is the only thing that would make me happy. He still tells me he loves me and we still hang out, but I always feel miserable in the end. I don't know what to do anymore, why isn't he sexually attracted to me like he used to be and how do I fix it?
Ask a Guy: How Can I Help Him Get Over His Emotional Issues and Baggage?
I have known this guy for two years now. We started off as friends, had a bit of a romance, then broke up and we are now starting to be friends again.
I feel like I was always the one who was more invested in the relationship. He is very guarded and emotionally unavailable and has past issues that he doesn't want to confront. So my question is, how do I support him with that kind of a baggage as a friend now? How can I make him understand that even though we are starting fresh, we still have a past and some things could come back to us in the future unless we solve them now? And how can I maintain my confidence and self-respect now and not get emotionally swept away again, like I did before?
We have come far and I never thought it would be possible to try and be friends again after a romantic history, but I also want to avoid making the same mistakes I did before. What should I do?
Ask a Guy: Is There Any Chance this Guy Will Finally Commit?
I was dating this guy for a few months and things were great. He was fresh out of a relationship when we met and told me off the bat he wasn't looking for anything serious. After three months, I got sick of this arrangement and called things off. A few days later, I asked if he wanted to hang out as friends. We had an amazing time and he ended up apologizing and asking to date me again.
Things were even better this time around. He opened up even more and talked to me about his issues and insecurities. Then he ended it again saying things were only going to get more serious and he couldn't handle it. After that we would hook up here and there but I wasn't comfortable with the situation and said we should stop being friends with benefits and just be friends.
We still hang out here and there and text periodically. Every time we see each other we have an amazing time and I feel like we really connect. The problem is he tries to hook up with me when we hang out and I don't want to do that unless we're back together.
I was hoping that by staying friends he would be reminded of how well we click and was hoping he'd get over his issues. This plan doesn't seem to be working, though. Part of me feels like he senses on some level that we'd be great together, but I also feel like if he was going to come back he would have done it by now. Will he ever come back and commit or am I wasting my time?
Ask a Guy: How Can I Show I Like Him Without Being Obvious?
I really like this guy who I met through mutual friends. Since we're in similar social circles, we see each other kind of often. I feel like I've been a bit stand-offish with him because I get nervous around him and I'm afraid he's gonna think it means I'm not interested.
I just want to know how to show him enough interest so he asks me out, but not so much that it's obvious because I know that's a turn-off. Any advice??
Ask a Guy: Do Guys Really Love the Chase?
You guys talk a lot about being the prize and while I agree with the idea, I find it really difficult when it comes to guys I really like. I'm not much into rules and seriously hate any type of action that is not authentically me. But exactly HOW do you remain the prize when the fear takes hold?
And to be the prize, does he have to feel like he's in competition with other men? Everyone says men love the chase, is this true? If so, how can I get him to chase me without being obvious?
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Ask a Guy: How Do I Stop Fighting With My Boyfriend?
I've been dating my boyfriend for about a year and a half. Things are great aside from the fact that we fight a lot. He loves me, is dedicated to me (and I to him), but sometimes it doesn't feel like we vibe on the same page.
First, I like to talk about whatever is bothering me and he doesn't. When I tell him I need more emotional support and he says I'm being needy and unreasonable. He tells me it isn't his job to maintain my emotions or my happiness.
Second, there are money issue (he works full time and I'm a full time student/working part time). He's stingy with spending any money on me. He makes comments like "I don't really feel like spending money for both of us" or "It's my money and I earned it." I'm not a gold digger or high-maintenance, but a gesture of love like a card saying sweet things would mean a lot.
I can deal with not getting gifts and such, but being treated like a financial burden sucks and feeling like I'm stuck alone without his support hurts. I don't know how to get through to him, we're both stubborn. We love each other and want to make this work though.
How can we solve these relationships problems and stop fighting so much?
Ask A Guy: My Boyfriend Doesn't Believe I Lost My Virginity to Him
I've been dating this guy for about a month and a half now, and I ended up losing my virginity to him.
We've had sex twice now, and the going's been good, but he's under the impression that he wasn't my first even though I told him well otherwise, and he was shocked when I'd originally told him I was still a virgin.
I'm 25 years old (shocking in itself, but I feel his shock had less to do with my age and more to do with my looks), and I'm no idiot about sex– very well-read and informed girl here!– but I was definitely a stranger to it before him, which he thinks is a lie.
It's really bothering me that he refuses to believe me and has even said he doesn't know what he can trust about me, especially with the virginity. I don't think he would have cared whatsoever if I wasn't a virgin, but he really was my first! Why can't he just believe me?
Ask a Guy: How Do I Get My Boyfriend To Be More Romantic?
I have made it very obvious to my significant other how much I love it when he texts or does "little things" for me. even though he rarely does it, I've let him know that just a simple email or text can make my day.
He says that all he wants to do is make me happy, so I don't understand why he doesn't even make the effort to do the things he knows I like! When I know he likes something, I do it. I want to tell him this bothers me, but I don't want him to do it just because I "asked him to," basically ruining it.
Plus, I feel like he should WANT to do things that make me happy anyway. What gives?
Ask a Guy: Dating a Guy with Financial Problems
I've been dating someone for a couple months now and, like a lot of people, he is experiencing financial difficulties. He just recently began sharing these financial problems with me and I know it's the reason why he's been asking me out less than when we first started dating.
I'm not a very experienced dater so I'm unsure as to how to deal with this situation. I like this man very much, I enjoy his company and he is incredibly kind. I am fine having dates that are economical and have let him know this. However, I believe him to have a strong 'male gene' when it comes to who the provider should be.
How do I deal with this without making him feel as though I think less of him?
Ask a Guy: He Broke Up With Me and Hates That I'm Moving On
When my ex-boyfriend and I broke up after being together for almost a year, he said he was too young to be tied down to just one girl and he had too many things on his plate (his school, his band, etc). He said I was his best friend and he would hate to lose me completely.
However, when I make comments on Facebook or Twitter about me spending time with other guys, he gets really angry and says I'm rubbing it in his face, trying to make him jealous.
At first I thought he just didn't want me to move on from him, but then he called me and told me he missed being in a relationship with me and that he missed me since I hadn't talked to him for three days).
We're broken up still and I'm trying to move on but I can't unless I know for sure. It's over, but is it really over?
Ask a Guy: He Hides Our Relationship From His Friends
I've been involved with this guy for about 3 and a half months now. We aren't official but we have sex and we have had a very deep emotional connection pretty much from the start.
I previously had a thing with his best friend many months before I met my current guy. His best friend has a girlfriend now and I have no lingering feelings for him but what happened happened.
The guy I'm with won't tell any of his friends that we are involved and he won't tell his best friend either. He'll even lie if his friends ask him about us when we are together. Is this a thing of him being ashamed, embarrassed, or up to no good?
Ask a Guy: Is It Cheating If…
I'm in the early stages of dating a new guy, and although I'm not seeing stars, I'd like to see where it goes. He's been very sweet so far; he calls me "hun" and "sweetie," and he keeps in touch and follows through on his word (unlike other guys I've known).
I have had a casual relationship with someone else for several months that has never been broken off. I guess I want to keep my options open, and in case this new relationship doesn't work out, I still want to maintain the casual relationship. If this new relationship does develop into something more, would it later be looked upon as a betrayal if I continued to see the casual relationship guy at this early stage?
Ask a Guy: I Want the Guy That All the Girls Want
There's this guy that I met a few weeks ago, he's an old friend of my best friend and they know each other really well. All of us started hanging out together and eventually he and I hooked up. To explain my "problem" I have to tell the most important facts:
He plays in a band, is good looking, and has a lot of girls chasing after him. My sister warned me not to expect a lot from somebody like him because he seems unpredictable. But my best friend, who knows him much better (but can be a little naïve), thinks the best of him, and said that he's looking for something more than what those girls "offer."
He showed interest from the first time we met- asking things about me, inviting me to come over to some party, etc.- but I think this is just the way he is. He's nice to everybody so I don't think I was treated special or something.
We talked for hours before kissing each other. It was nothing I was planning, it kind of just happened. But it was a great night and he told me he liked it too, he also said a lot of cute things to me and tried to be a gentleman.
I promised him I would call him, but I forgot it, so he called me the next day and we went out at night (but with my other friend as well, nothing like a date). Later that night he told me that I should call him sometime because he didn't want to be the "only one who puts effort in this" and I said that I would text him. The next day I sent him a message late at night saying I thought a lot about him. He called me the next night and referred to my text, saying that he thought about me too, especially about the kiss.
I didn't contact him for three days, and when I did, I asked if he wanted to go out with a group of us (message, no call). He answered the next day, apologizing that he didn't write sooner, and asked if he could call me the next day (he did but I missed the call).
So my question is: from what you know about him (womanizer, band/party-guy but polite and friendly and good friend) and what happened between us, do you think he is just being nice and polite in calling or texting me back, and doing this because he kind of feels he "has to," or do you think he could possibly be interested in me? I usually know pretty well what I want (or don't) but this time I'm completely clueless. My sister's advice was to not expect anything from him and she kind of thinks he's a selfish guy (or in a selfish phase of his life) but my best friend likes him a lot and doesn't really agree with with my sister's negative thinking.
And I don't really know, he did show that he liked me at first, but then he went a week without calling me (but then again, I didn't call him either).
I really don't want to like a guy who couldn't care less, but I don't want to give up before anything has started. Do you think I should stop expecting something from him and move on to being friends, or do you think there is no risk in going on and liking him (I know, no risk no fun, but I had enough of disappointments)? And how do I know if he just liked the kiss (as he said) or if he actually likes me as well?
Ask a Guy: He Wants to Take It Slow… Now?
I have a question about a confusing situation. Here are some stats. I'm 38, my guy is 42. Both of us have never been married and have no kids. I met this guy online almost two months ago. We live about 50 miles away but decided that is no issue. He's great! He is always telling me how much he likes me, I'm a sweetheart, how much fun he has with me, he feels so comfortable with me and how our sexual chemistry is just awesome. (We had sex on the first date, BTW, don't know if that would make a huge difference.) We spend every weekend together and usually one night during the week and he calls or texts me everyday just to say hi.
One month in, I asked him what he thought about being exclusive. He said he wants to take it slow and really get to know me and- much to my dismay- he has gone on dates with other women. I told him fine but I didn't want to be casual forever and that I hadn't been dating but will start if we're not serious. I also told him if he didn't see things going anywhere, he needed to let me know and I would do the same for him.
Well, almost a month later, he makes sure to lock in the weekend plans with me early in the week and always has something fun and exciting planned. He continues to come over during the week and still contacts me daily.
Do you think we have a chance at becoming serious? What's with the taking it slow and the dates with other women? Should I ask him about being exclusive again and if so, when?
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Ask A Guy: Am I Being Played?
I've been working with this guy for close to a year. I was always attracted to him but tried to play it cool and treat him like any other friend. It took him about 6 months to ask me for my number and I was really shocked because I didn't think he thought of me in that way and I instantly started crushing on him. We hung out later that night after his shift ended. It was pretty casual, just small talk, and then he went home.
After that, he started texting me raunchy things about "getting naked" and "getting freaky" and such but I'd always object flirtatiously, like, "oh well only if you're lucky" or " maybe once you get to know me better." So after about a week of us texting back and forth, he texted that he wanted to hang out again. I agreed but then he never texted back! We still saw each other at work and would make small talk, but I didn't hear from him other than that.
I decided to focus my attention elsewhere and only worry about school, work, etc. I randomly texted him maybe a month later just to see how he was doing and he seemed happy to hear from me and asked when we were gonna hang out. I told him pretty much whenever I was available next. That night, he texted me around 2 am asking to hang out but I obviously said no since it was so late. He seemed cool with that, but then the conversations died down and I didn't hear from him for weeks. Then I noticed that he changed his Myspace status to "In a relationship" so I figured that was why I hadn't heard from him but I realized he must have been in a relationship that last time he asked to hang out.
After that, I completely cut myself off from him outside of work because I didn't want to deal with the heartache. Now here it is, weeks later, and he's asking me why I haven't texted him in so long. I'm so confused! Anyway, I texted him the other night to see how he was doing. He asked what I was up to but then just stopped texting!
I feel kinda played for giving in to him but I still like him and I'm not sure what this all means. Any thoughts?
Ask a Guy: What is the Best Place to Meet Guys?
I'm a busy, single girl living in NYC and I need advice on how to meet new guys. I'm a student in the performing arts – concentrating opera – so my access to straight guys feels a bit limited. Rehearsals and classes take up most of my time. I haven't been on a date in over a year now – its crazy! I want to try something new where I can get to know more guys. I go to the gym a lot but other than that I don't have much in the way of ideas.
As for not going on a date, I think its a sign that there has to be something I'm doing wrong. I generally feel awkward and nervous around guys so I bail out of talking to them even when there's nothing to lose. They don't approach me either, so I'm guessing I'm not sending out the right signals if I'm sending any.
There's also the fact that my roommate made a bet with me – find a date in 10 days or I'm subject to being sexiled for a weekend. That would be severely inconvenient so if you could help at all that would be great! I would love to have a guys insight!
Ask A Guy: If He Won't Commit Now, Will He Ever?
I have been dating a man for about 5 months and everything is pretty good. He was married for 10 years and has been divorced for about 2. His ex still gives him a hard time, but he says that he has moved on. He has custody of one child and she the other.
We spend majority of our time together. We go out often, I've been introduced to the family and he to mine, and he treats me like I'm his girlfriend. Last week I bought up the subject and the answer wasn't what I expected. He told me how great I was and that he loved what we have, but at this time, he didn't have the capacity to commit to more. I processed this and the next day told him that we probably shouldn't talk or see each other anymore. My rationale was that I was too emotionally caught up and didn't know when he would have the 'capacity.' He was in utter shock!
He said that he expected me to pull back, but not cut it off completely. Then, he back peddled and said he prays daily for god to release some of the things in his life. He also said that just because he doesn't have the capacity today it doesn't mean that he won't have it in 2,4, or 6 months. Being a woman, I accepted his logic and things have been good. He continues to treat me well, but in the back of my mind I'm scared things aren't going to change and that I'm wasting my time. I want to have kids and he knows this (and says this is fine) so this further complicates the situation because I don't want to waste these years with someone who doesn't have the capacity to commit at this time.
Lately I've also notice that when we talk about things like houses and cars he uses 'us' and 'we.' For example, I am considering purchasing a new car (sports). We were talking and he told me to purchase whatever I like, but remember that I want to have kids in a few years and that I would have to get a new car. I said that my future husband would just take my car and I would take his. He told me that if we marry that that car switching wouldn't work (he doesn't like small cars) and that I better buy a car that could hold the entire family (including his family). Mixed signals?
I'm really confused. Do I leave since the one thing I know for certain is that he doesn't have the capacity or enjoy our time together?
Ask A Guy: Why Do Guys Vanish After A Great First Date?
I've gone out with three different guys in the past month. With all of these guys, we talk and have a good time for a few hours over coffee. He asks me out for a second date, and takes down my phone number. He even talks specifics for the next date (what day, what we might do). None of these guys actually call me to schedule the next date.
What is going on here? I can see this happening maybe once, but three times? …and what is the rationale behind asking a girl out and then never calling? If he doesn't like me, why doesn't he just not ask me out again, or just not ask for my phone number?
Read on for our guy's response!
Ask A Guy: Am I Wasting My Time?
I was at a party with some friends, and one certain guy was there that was a friend of a friend. I had known him throughout high school but we never really spoke or spent time together. I was very much attracted to him and wanted to get to know him better. At the end of the night we ended up talking for hours and then impulsively slept together.
Not too much was expected afterward from either one of us. However, I spent the night at his house a few days later and we ended up hooking up again. The next day he sent me a note saying that he was really sorry but he wasn't in the right mindset to be in a relationship right now and we should start spending time as friends and nothing more. As upset as I was, I accepted it and was happy to at least still have him as a friend. I really feel like we have connected ever since then. He shares everything with me, and me with him.
Over the next two months, we hung out as friends. We started to hook up twice but he immediately pulled away and said that he doesn't want to hurt me. He said he wants me and that he really likes me but he couldn't see the relationship going anywhere since we were both planning on leaving at the end of the summer. However, neither of us is planning on leaving anymore, so I can't understand why he still won't commit.
I feel like he's afraid of getting hurt- he battles with depression issues and doesn't seem strong enough to handle any sort of disappointment. I just get very confused because he runs so hot and cold with me. One minute I feel like he's changed his mind and wants to further our relationship and make a commitment, but then he'll pulls away. At this point, I'm not sure if I should wait it out and see where it goes because I've really started to like him and can see myself dating him. On the other hand, I feel like I'm wasting my time and it isn't fair to put myself through the constant disappointment.
Is he ever going to come around, or am I wasting my time? Does he really like me or is he just making up excuses to cover his fear of commitment or lack of interest??
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What the new COVID-19 variants mean for parents and kids
It's no surprise to experts that the coronavirus has mutated, but it's definitely worrisome. Here's what parents need to know about the new COVID-19 variants.
By Vanessa Milne
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Just as Canadians felt that we were over the worst of the coronavirus, new variants arrived. Hundreds of cases of B.1.1.7, the extra-contagious U.K. variant, have been confirmed, and modelling in Ontario predicts that it will dominate the province by mid-March. And now, the South African variant—which also seems to be more contagious—is here as well.
Does this mean our dreams of falling COVID curves and outdoor spring playdates are dashed? We asked three experts what we need to know about the new variants.
Why has COVID-19 changed?
Is it a virus's destiny to mutate: They duplicate to spread and survive, genetic differences appear, and different versions—usually more infectious, less deadly ones—take over. In fact, the coronavirus strain the world has been fighting since last March is itself a mutation (a more infectious one that dominated the Wuhan one in Italy).
Since then, it's continued to change, but those variations were mostly insignificant until the U.K. one appeared. "The virus has been marching along, mutating and changing," says Sarah Otto, an evolutionary biologist who is a member of the B.C. Covid modelling team. "It's almost been like a clock—we can measure time passing by these variants. And then it's like time sped up for a moment [with]." Genomic testing has led scientists to suspect that the B.1.1.7. developed in one patient with a weakened immune system, which let the virus mutate inside them over an extended period of time.
How far has the new variant gotten in Canada?
The B.1.1.7. variant has been confirmed in over 429 cases in Canada (this changes daily; up to date numbers can be found here).
Most of those cases are clustered in Ontario, including an outbreak at a long-term care centre that's responsible for over 100 cases. Alberta also has 149 cases (at press time) and it's been found in Quebec, too.
How is the U.K. variant different?
The new variant contains 23 mutations, and some of those affect the spikes on the outside of the virus. That change makes it easier for the variants to attach themselves to our cells, and spread. You can imagine it as a better key for a lock, says Otto.
B.1.1.7. is about 50 percent more contagious than the current strain. There's also some data from the U.K. that suggests it's 30 percent more deadly, though that data is still very preliminary, says Zain Chagla, an infectious disease physician and assistant professor at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont.
The good news is, the current vaccines are effective against the B.1.1.7 variant. "Both Pfizer and Moderna have done neutralization studies, the antibody levels are almost identical [with]," says Chagla.
What does B.1.1.7 mean for kids?
Brand new research from the medical journal The Lancet had encouraging results; researchers found that when kids catch the B.1.1.7 variant, it doesn't result in a significantly different illness than the original strain—and we know that severe COVID-19 is rare in kids.
Children are also less likely to spread the current strain of the virus than adults are. Research from Public Health England found that the B.1.1.7. variant is about half as contagious in kids under 10 as it is in adults. (It fell somewhere in the middle for teenagers.) So kids are still less likely to spread it than grown-ups—but they will, like adults, spread it about 50 percent more quickly than our current version.
That means that ensuring schools have adequate ventilation, that kids wear masks and clean their hands regularly, and social distance is even more important than ever. Having access to quick testing and paid sick days to allow families to stay home is also important, says Nisha Thampi, medical director of infection prevention and control and pediatric infectious diseases physician at CHEO, a paediatric health-care and research centre located in Ottawa.
On the parents side, making sure that we take our kids for tests if they have symptoms or are a high-risk contact is going to be crucial. "It's so important for governments to ensure that all of our safety and our surveillance measures are robust," says Thampi. "But public health units can only follow up on the people who come for testing. If parents choose to keep kids at home for two weeks instead of getting them tested, we can't identify the chain of transmission and break it."
What about other variants?
Other variants are also in play. "We have four major types that are being watched: the U.K., the South African, and two variants in Brazil," says Chagla. The South African variant is here; it has been confirmed in 28 Canadian cases. Preliminary data suggests it might also be about 50 percent more contagious than our current strain, and that vaccines might be less effective against it—though they are expected to still offer significant protection.
How can we stay safe?
"The variant hasn't changed the way these diseases circulate—they're still transmitted primarily by droplets and aerosol transmission in close contact," says Chagla. So the steps we should take to protect ourselves are the same: social distance, wear a mask, stay in your bubble, and wash your hands thoroughly and frequently. The fact that the new variant is more contagious means there's less room for error we need to take the same precautions, but make sure that they're followed to a T.
And it doesn't mean it's hopeless, says Otto. "We've done a great job in Canada of bending the curve again and again. [If] this is going to be a harder curve to bend down, but it's still bendable—we just have to push 50 percent harder."
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Does Maryland Law Make It Illegal to Decline Field Sobriety Testing?
You're driving to your destination when you see those telltale blue and red lights flare up behind you. You're being pulled over! The next thing you know, the officer is asking if you've had anything to drink and is requesting that you get out of your vehicle and walk heel-to-toe in a straight line. Field sobriety testing is nervewracking, inaccurate, and almost never in the driver's best interest — so does Maryland law allow you to decline without penalty?
Field sobriety tests can be affected by any number of things — a person's balance, medical conditions, prescribed medications, and even something as simple as how well rested you are. Additionally, the results of the tests aren't calculable — they're based on the officer's observations and are subjective. Unfortunately, many people fail these tests while perfectly sober.
Like all other states, Maryland has implied consent laws. This means that when you obtain a valid driver's license, you give consent to chemical testing — either breath or blood — if requested by an officer. However, this law does not apply to field sobriety testing. You have the right to decline or refuse a field sobriety test without legal penalty.
How you decline to submit to a field sobriety test is important. Always be polite to officers of the law and let them know that you respectfully decline. Avoid being rude to the officer or having anything other than a courteous attitude. You may still aggravate a police officer by declining since many people don't know that they have the right to, and you may still get arrested. However, it's crucial to your overall defense that the officer's body cam and dash cam show you being polite and civil to the officer who pulled you over.
If you have indeed been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol in Maryland, it's critical that you contact an experienced defense lawyer. If you did submit to field sobriety tests, you will need a seasoned DUI attorney who knows how to aggressively discredit the tests or the results obtained from them.
Contact the Avid Law Firm, LLC today for more information about how you can protect your rights under the law during a DUI traffic stop and after an arrest. Call now for a consultation at (240) 561-7433.


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Assembling the Tree of Life: Deep Scaly. A large-scale, collaborative effort by eight investigators at seven institutions (one Australian and six U.S. institutions) to determine the evolutionary relationships among the major lineages of squamate reptiles.
This snake had just been released after translocation, and was rattling and threatening to strike as it moved away from the photographer.
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Paul McCartney confirms standards album Kisses On The Bottom
Paul McCartney has officially confirmed that his new standards album will be called Kisses On The Bottom, and not My Valentine as had been assumed.
The cheeky title comes from the album's opener I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter. Originally made a big hit by Fats Waller in 1935, the song opens with the lines 'I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter and make believe it came from you. I'm gonna write words oh so sweet. They're gonna knock me off of my feet. A lot of kisses on the bottom , I'll be glad I got 'em'.
As previously reported, the album is a collection of standards, as well as two new McCartney compositions My Valentine and Only Our Hearts. It's produced by Tommy LiPuma, and features Diana Krall and her band, as well as guest appearances from Eric Clapton and Stevie Wonder. Paul does not play any instrument on the record. Listen to My Valentine below:
The full track listing:
Kisses On The Bottom
01. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter (2:36)
02. Home (When Shadows Fall) 4:04
03. It's Only A Paper Moon (2:35)
04. More I Cannot Wish You (3:04)
05. The Glory Of Love (3:46)
06. We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me) 3:22
07. Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive (2:32)
08. My Valentine (3:14)
09. Always (3:50)
10. My Very Good Friend The Milkman (3:04)
11. Bye Bye Blackbird (4:26)
12. Get Yourself Another Fool (4:42)
13. The Inch Worm (3:43)
14. Only Our Hearts (4:21)
Deluxe Editon
A deluxe version will be available, and will feature two bonus tracks, plus access to a download of an exclusive live show (available from Tuesday 14th February via paulmccartney.com), plus longer liner notes and expanded packaging featuring three postcards)
15. Baby's Request (3:30)
16. My One And Only Love (3:50)
Track 15 from this deluxe edition looks to be a re-recording of the Wings song Baby's Request, from 1979's much maligned Back To The Egg album. See the video below to hear the original.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPXnPdsJQOY
The album will released on the 6 Feb (7 Feb in the US) and will also be available digitally.
Although amazon.co.uk currently have the wrong release date, you can pre-order deluxe digipack (UK) here or the standard album here .
For those in the US pre-order deluxe version here , or the standard version here .
Amazon.com also have a VINYL version listed. Link to that is here .
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Q: What error will i get if i use the same ID for multiple HTML elements? I understand that unlike class, an ID should be unique in a HTML document. What will happen if I use the same id multiple times for multiple HTML elements? Will it throw any error? or will it just not work?
I tried to try this scenario but wanted to know more context around it.

A: It would be invalid HTML.
In some environments, it may produce a console warning that multiple IDs in a single document is invalid. Harmless, but annoying.
It will prevent document.getElementById from working properly for those elements, because getElementById selects by ID, but there should only be one element with a given ID in the document. Similarly, it may prevent querySelector and querySelectorAll with ID selectors from working properly.
Using the same ID multiple times may well not break your application in most cases, but just because it might be doable in some circumstances doesn't mean it's a good idea. There's no reason to do it, so don't.

A: Yes, Unlike html class, We cannot apply same id in multiple html elements, It will not throw any error but only the first element with the id will work and other elements won't work.

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A: I have tried it and it works if we put same id name for multiple elements its going to change properties where the id is same

A: Nothing really happens. JavaScript and CSS selectors will only select the first element they find with the id. It's not like your website will crash. It's just very bad practice because an id should be unique on each page.

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Moving from Sydney to Manhattan was exciting and dangerous.
Are you Upper West Side? Or Upper East Side?
There is no right or wrong; some days I am UWS, some days I feel UES.
We bled money paying for a Real Estate Broker who swore that the UWS was the best place to be with a young family. There are many family friendly neighbourhoods in Manhattan, however the UWS has some definite benefits; especially if your little one is at home with you, all day without a backyard!
Schools: There are good schools (public and private) located on the UWS. It's a predominant reason why this neighbourhood is so popular – do note that there is a lot of competition to win a place at these schools.
Its stroller-friendly. I mention this because if you have a stroller, wide footpaths with proximity to a subway is so important for your sanity. I plowed the snowy footpaths of Broadway and West End Ave with my trusty Mountain Buggy and lived to tell the tale.
You have access to the 1/2/3 and A/C lines along the Westside of Manhattan. Yes there are plentiful taxis, buses, Uber's; but let's be real, the subway is simply the fastest way to the sales at downtown.
For some unknown reason, I really love the Pre-War buildings – they are standing relics of the colourful history of this city that surrounds us. In particular I adore Brownstones, I think perhaps they are so far removed from experience of growing up in Australia and New Zealand they that evoke a very romantic image of New York.
Living on the UWS (as opposed to living in…) offers a respite to the hard reality of living in a big and crowded city. The access to park space and seeing a little of Mother Nature is very calming and offers shelter on hot days.
My neighbours are interesting people. They're either actors, directors, Wall St impresarios or running businesses. The neighbourhood is a mix of the die-hard natives who lived here for 20-40 years and have some superbly gory stories of New York before it gentrified. Then there is the new crew, generally expatriates who have moved here for work, pay market-rate rent and are driving new business through the town.
It's good enough for Tina Fey!
My best friend (cough) Tina lives down the road on West End…she's always banging on about the Upper West Side*, and she just bought a new condo that will adjoin her current one. Even though I doubt that Tina has plowed the snowy pavement of WEA with her Mountain Buggy, she's a local and I don't think she's moving.
*Tina Fey reckons Upper West Siders are a bit 'ugly' (!) Lets just say that my motives for running downtown are compounded by rash statements like this!
It's New York, there is always more! As much as I enjoy the UWS and feel very safe and my daughter goes to a nice school – I'm always on the lookout! I love going to the Upper East Side where I enjoy the vibe and retail…going downtown to the Village and Soho is my favourite thing to do, and Tribeca architecture is amazing (and expensive). I love my neighbourhood but I love exploring other districts too. The UWS is great for families, but if my situation was different (eg: sans child, single or even just adventurous), I might choose to live somewhere….but that's a different blog!
Then there is the Banana Pudding at Magnolia Bakery on Columbus…I only discovered the joys of BP when I arrived in New York; and it supercedes cupcakes!
If I lived closer to Fairway or Trader Joes – this would make me happy!
Behind the Beacon Theatre is a large fire escape that traverses the rear of the building. It's magnificent and makes me think of 'Westside Story' musical.
The cocktails at Calle Ocho…I am so happy to sink back into a comfortable bench and just sip and giggle.
Going to my dentist; his practice is just down the road from where John Lennon used to live – isn't the world a small place sometimes?
Walk and Talk – why is there so much noise on the street? Because it feels good to get outside, and walk and talk with your best mates.
Seinfeld and SNL are much funnier when you actually live in New York and Jerry Stiller from Seinfeld lives on RSD and 84th….
Fabulously textured and vivid description – and almost tempting to one (moi) currently wondering where to peg my tent on this colorful city of neighborhoods.
I have a question for you and the rest of the community based on my demographic. 54 year old single socialite but not a social climber , in spirit more East Village but I don't really want to camp or stand on the toilet to close the bathroom door, love to see water, leaves, grass and sky even if it's not in my or backyard. My 29 year old daughter is likely to join next year to study at NYU – and she would want something more edgy whereas I like to fall asleep without a siren going off every 5 minutes. Oh, access to metro essential.
Don't want to pay all my money on rent- rather spend it on enjoying New York!
What would you recommend. ?


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MCC Cricket Season to be launched at Galle in late March 2020 →
Australia stroll to Victory at the Gabba
Andrew Fidel Fernando, in ESPNcricinfo, 29 October 2019
At least there were no unwanted records this time. At least the team total broke through to triple figures. And at least two batsmen made more than 20. Having been thumped by 134 runs on Sunday, these were the only minor improvements for Sri Lanka in the second T20I. Yet again, however, they were emphatically outplayed from the very beginning. A slow start, replete with regular wickets, coalesced into a total of 117 all out by the end of the 19th over. An imperious Australia then flew to their target with nine wickets in hand, and 42 balls remaining.
Australia 118 for 1 (Warner 60*, Smith 53*) beat Sri Lanka 117 (Kusal Perera 27, Zampa 2-20, Stanlake 2-23) by nine wickets
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As had been the case on Sunday, David Warner led Australia with the bat, reeling off 60 not out off 41 balls, while Steven Smith hit 53 not out off 36 in his first international innings on home soil since the ball-tampering ban. But it had been Australia's intense bowling and fielding effort that defined the game, Billy Stanlake [playing in place of the unavailable Mitchell Starc], Pat Cummins, Ashton Agar and Adam Zampa all took two wickets apiece.
Kane Richardson was the only bowler to go wicketless, but it was he and Stanlake, who together set the tone with the new ball, conceding no more than nine from the first three overs of the innings – the pressure they built also producing the run out of Kusal Mendis. Although Sri Lanka threatened to break the shackles soon after, with Danushka Gunathilaka hitting a four and an outrageous scooped six in Stanlake's next over, they never really managed to unhook Australia's claws from their flesh. By the end of of the Powerplay, Sri Lanka were 36 for 2 – Stanlake having bowled Gunathilaka in the final over of the field restrictions.
The middle overs were even more difficult for Sri Lanka as, while repeatedly failing to find the boundaries that might defibrillate the innings, they also lost Avishka Fernando, Niroshan Dickwella, Kusal Perera and Dasun Shanaka for 22 runs in the space of 22 deliveries. At 6 for 75, they were in serious danger of falling short even of their total of 99, from Sunday.
In the end, some modest contributions from the lower-order batsmen, who batted with a mix of resignation and desperation, managed to push Sri Lanka to a less embarrassing score. But on a surface that always seemed full of runs – the reason why Lasith Malinga opted to bat first – this was nevertheless a glaringly meagre total.
Aaron Finch nicked Malinga down the leg side third ball to depart for a duck, but that was about as difficult as the chase got for Australia. Smith leapt into T20 mode with successive fours off Nuwan Pradeep in the second over, first sending him scorching past point, before clipping him over midwicket.
Warner didn't score a boundary in his first ten balls, but when that first one came, also against Pradeep, the fours arrived in a torrent. The fifth over, bowled by Wanindu Hasaranga, went for 17 runs, as Warner slapped, cut and bludgeoned him for four boundaries, three of which were consecutive. By the time the Powerplay was done, Australia were almost halfway there, at 58 for 1.
There were occasional close calls. Warner could have been run out for 55 in the 11th over had Lakshan Sandakan hit the stumps direct. Pradeep raised a confident lbw shout next over, also against Warner, but the ball was shown to have pitched outside leg stump. But the game had long since slipped by Sri Lanka by then.
Australia now go to the third match, in Melbourne, having sewn up the series – the first time in four attempts they've beaten Sri Lanka in a T20I series at home. Sri Lanka's wildly unpredictable year continues.
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Fayteen and I had a great lunch last week.
We both needed to talk, and we both needed someone to listen.
Fayteen was worried about Ranna, her daughter who is battling breast cancer, and was asking herself if there was anything she could have done differently when the cancer was diagnosed. Was there anything that would have made it easier for Ranna to get well?
I was feeling the after-vacation slump. I was still a bit tired and thinking about all the things I needed to do to catch up, all the things I want to accomplish before the end of the year.
We both laughed and decided we felt better. We vowed to lighten up.


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Championing Literature for All Young Readers: We Need Diverse Books on Creating Industry-Wide Change
December 6, 2022 | by Gabriella Costa
We Need Diverse Books is non-profit and grassroots organization of children's book lovers that has worked since 2014 to create a world in which all children can see themselves in the pages of a book. WNDB advocates for essential changes in the publishing industry to produce and promote literature that reflects and honors the lives of all young people.
We spoke with WNDB Executive Director Caroline Richmond about WNDB's roots, some of its initiatives, and where the organization is going next.
It all started with a tweet.
On April 17, 2014, authors Ellen Oh and Malinda Lo had a conversation on Twitter about the all-white, all-male panel of children's authors assembled for BookCon's reader event that year. Their discussion online attracted a larger group of writers, illustrators, and book publishing folks who also wanted to advocate for better representation in the industry.
The group of organizers met soon after and began planning campaigns to raise awareness and advocate for change. On April 24th, author Aisha Saeed sent out the first tweet with the hashtag that represented the group's mission: #WeNeedDiverseBooks.
Caroline Richmond
"It ended up trending on Twitter, which was really incredible," says Caroline Richmond, current Executive Director of We Need Diverse Books. "It showed the groundswell of support for people wanting more diverse stories out there, particularly in the children's space."
Within the year, We Need Diverse Books incorporated as a nonprofit and fundraised to launch a series of powerful programs aimed at creating change in the industry. In 2022, these initiatives now include the Black Creatives Revisions Workshop, which provides instruction and mentoring for a small cohort of unpublished writers; an Internship Grant Program that awards supplemental grants to applicants from diverse backgrounds to support their pursuit of publishing internships; and WNDB in the Classroom, a program that provides free diverse books to low-income students around the country.
"When we get pictures from teachers and librarians who've received our book giveaways, they're oftentimes with their students and their young patrons, and it's really heartwarming to see these kids holding up books that are diverse," says Richmond.
"Maybe these are mirror books where kids see their identity represented, but they might also be window books, where kids are reading about characters who aren't like them—characters who come from a different background and help kids make connections through reading."
So far, WNDB in the Classroom has donated over 70,000 books across 49 states and the District of Columbia. In addition to arranging giveaways of diverse books provided by publishers, corporations, and other donors, each year WNDB also donates 4,000 copies of their most recent Walter Dean Myers Awards for Outstanding Children's Literature Award winners, another of WNDB's key programs. Inaugurated by WNDB in 2016 and awarded yearly since, the Walter Awards are given out by WNDB to recognize diverse authors whose works feature diverse main characters and address diversity in a meaningful way.
"I think what makes the awards unique is that we have a very broad definition of diversity at WNDB....it's a very big tent and this award celebrates all of that diversity," says Richmond.
Since 2018, WNDB has given out awards for books within the Teen and the Young Reader categories. Nominees for the Walter Awards are submitted by the books' publishers, and past winners of the Awards include Jason Reynolds, Elizabeth Acevedo, Angeline Boulley, and Rajani LaRocca.
"We also aim to make the awards very student focused," notes Richmond. "We hold the series ceremony in DC, and we always aim to bring in a lot of local students because these books are for them and the ceremony is a chance for them to engage with authors who write for them."
This December, WNDB is building on their commitment to champion diverse literature with recent launch of Books Save Lives. This campaign works to address and combat the recent proliferation of book bans in the United States, which tend to target diverse books. WNDB is committing to awarding grants to schools most impacted by censorship and book bans to purchase diverse titles for their libraries, creating educational resources for teachers and media specialists navigating book bans, and more.
"When you look through the list [of banned books], more often than not, these books are about diverse characters, and by diverse creators," says Richmond. "This is our way of standing up to that and continuing to celebrate diverse books because they are so needed."
To learn more about WNDB's work, you can read about their mission, projects, and ways to get involved here. We've also collected the past year's Walter Award Winners in a list available on Edelweiss Community.
Check out the full list of Walter Award winners and honorees on Edelweiss Community!
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Q: Amazon Elasticsearch service Kibana's error: "Tenant indices migration failed" I got my Elasticsearch service disk storage space totally used, henceforth I had to increase the space, which worked. However, after that kibana stopped working with error on kibana URL as Tenant indices migration failed.
I've tried multiple links but most of them are pointing towards opendistro related settings which I am not able to access in this case as my configuration is over Amazon Elasticsearch service. One of the closest issue is About "Tenant indices migration failed" error in kibana
Below is the screenshot from my kibana:

Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks in Advance.

A: I've got a workaround for Amazon's Elasticsearch which worked for me for the time being, and may help others as well who are facing the same problem with this service in future until fix is finally added to AWS, I've added the step below:

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*Once you encounter this error, wait for your nodes(data nodes, if dedicated nodes are present) to be active.

*Click on Edit domain in Elasticsearch service page on AWS.

*Change EBS storage size per node by 1GB (this will cause migrations to happen again and possibly fix indices migration error).

*Click Submit, and wait for domain to become active, once active try testing kibana url.

*If it does not work try changing EBS storage size per node by 1GB again.

*Last resort to be try changing Instance type and again after domain is active switch to previous type.

I've got this working solution by trial and error only. I am open for discussion on the same.

A: I was running Kibana in Docker, so in my case I used this environment variable in my docker-compose:
environment:
  - OPENDISTRO_SECURITY_MULTITENANCY_ENABLED=false

Reference: https://github.com/opendistro-for-elasticsearch/security-kibana-plugin/issues/102


Peter Polt, Hungary's attorney-general has a rich professional history that has established him as an ally of the political elite, mainly the conservative side currently in power, but he also did favors for earlier governments. After his portrait, Atlatszo.hu presents a number of cases that he helped direct in questionable ways.
Peter Polt is Hungary's attorney general, and as Atlatszo.hu reported before, during the top prosecutor's term, there has been a considerable drop in investigations involving senior business and political individuals in relation to criminal charges.
As a source with insider knowledge informed us the prosecutor's office is run based on a network of personal loyalties, which establishes a hierarchy that in turn results in a system where certain cases may get held up and trapped in a folder to gather dust indefinitely. The same network entails that instructions may arrive to do exactly that, make sure that a certain case never gets prosecuted, although these commands are never formal, never written down. However, they represent the operation of the office given that everyone working there fears for their livelihood. Falling in line is also the only viable way to secure a promotion and to advance through the ranks professionally. A prosecutor is formally an independent entity who has the chance to reject any instructions that may be deemed as infringing on professional autonomy. However, this never happens, as our sources told us.
Polt's term has so far involved making corruption cases go away that date back to the '90s, the first government term of the Fidesz party currently in power, all the way to a reporter working for the far-right affiliated N1TV, who was taped kicking refugees, a story that was covered worldwide. While the prosecutors' office raised misdemeanor charges against camera operator Petra Laszlo for her act of aggression, the idea that her actions were motivated by racist intentions was dismissed, just so that the radical-leaning voters would be satisfied. Although Polt's office was most prolific in stifling financial-matters, it is also a common theme that his rule meant generous treatment for many known right-wing extremists who were targeted by the police.
Polt's office was instrumental in preventing criminal consequences of the various corruption cases that lined the 1998-2002 Fidesz rule, even though the change in government afterwards led to investigations. The same applied for instances of handling confidential information, when certain individuals were made aware of where a new motorway would be built so they could acquire the land and claim the state compensation for appropriation.
However, as our earlier portrait shows, Polt was also generous to the political left. Several inquiries into the dealings of former socialist prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsany were dismissed. The argument was that although there may have been "errors" in how certain contracts that involve payouts from the treasury were drafted, there was no evidence of ill-will and thus there are no grounds for prosecution.
After 2010, when Polt came into office again after a few-year hiatus, similar cases started lining up. His office played a major role in blocking the proper investigation of MOL chief executive Zsolt Hernadi, who was charged with bribing the former Croatian prime minister Ivo Sanader to acquire local energy peer INA.
Polt's office was also reluctant to pursue charges into the appropriation of tobacco store licenses, even though there was recorded evidence in the press that local officials distributed the lucrative business opportunities based on political and personal loyalties. He is also linked to the broker scandals, namely the Quaestor case that saw private investors suffer major losses because of fraud. One of the firm's top officials, who happens to be dating Polt's daughter, didn't have to face any charges.
The prosecutors also failed to find anything in the alleged ties to organized crime by the pierce minister's chief strategist Antal Rogan and also declined to prosecute a doctor closely related to a senior government-friendly politician, who was embroiled in a malpractice affair that ended in the patient dying. Unsurprisingly, politicians have been less than interested in scrutinizing the work performed by Polt's office, since they are apparently satisfied. Out of the 199 members of parliament only 20 attended his House account of his department's past five years.
Ultimately, Polt is the one man who can make every decision that can then never be challenged. If his office decides to kill a case, there is nowhere else left in the legal system to go. Also, he has legal impunity, the only case when he can be subjected to investigation, is if he asks for it himself.


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Profile: Sahara chief Subrata Roy
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-26349549
Image caption Subrata Roy, with his rags-to-riches story, is a household name in India
Subrata Roy is one of India's most flamboyant and enigmatic tycoons.
The rags-to riches story of the chairman of Sahara, which became one of India's biggest business groups, has made him a household name in India.
The group, worth 682bn rupees ($11bn; £6.6bn), has businesses ranging from finance, housing, manufacturing, aviation and the media. It also has interests overseas - it owns New York's landmark Plaza Hotel and London's iconic Grosvenor House.
Sahara also sponsors the Indian hockey team and owns a stake in Formula One racing team, Force India.
With more than 1.1 million workers, the group is also India's biggest private sector employer.
Mr Roy is often in the news for his larger-than-life image, colourful lifestyle and considerable political connections.
He counts Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan among his friends and rubs shoulders with the likes of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
At the wedding of Mr Roy's two sons in 2004, festivities lasted nearly a fortnight. It was billed as the Indian marriage of the century, and it lived up to the hype.
Over 10,000 guests - a veritable A-list of India's power set, including business moguls, Bollywood idols, cricket stars and fashionistas - were airlifted to Lucknow by special chartered planes. Then Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee also flew down to bless the newly-weds.
Opulent lifestyle
Critics say Mr Roy runs his company like a cult, referring to himself as the "chief managing worker" and guardian of the "Sahara parivar (family)".
The Sahara boss has an opulent lifestyle - he has a fleet of private jets and helicopters and one of his mansions is modelled on the White House.
Image caption With more than 1.1 million workers, Sahara group is India's biggest private sector employer.
Image caption Subrata Roy (right) counts Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan among his friends
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Image caption In October, Mr Roy was photographed with former British PM Tony Blair at the Balkan Peace Festival in Skopje, Macedonia.
Image caption The Sahara chief owns a fleet of fancy cars, including Rolls-Royces, Bentleys and BMWs.
Another residence - located in a private city he has built at a cost of tens of millions of dollars - is a replica of the Buckingham Palace.
According to reports, he owns a fleet of Rolls-Royces, Bentleys and BMWs.
The 65-year-old lives in Lucknow, the capital city of the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, and is often named among the most influential businessmen in the country by Indian news magazines.
But at the moment Mr Roy is in the news for the wrong reasons - he has been arrested for failing to appear in court over refunds to millions of investors.
Two of his firms raised nearly 240bn rupees ($3.9bn; £2.3bn) through illegal bonds five years ago and authorities say he has failed to refund the money despite a court order. Mr Roy has issued a statement setting out his case and denying reports that he was avoiding court appearances.
Sahara also disputes the amount of money it has to pay back.
India court orders Sahara chief Subrata Roy's arrest
'Missing' Indian tycoon surfaces
India's enigmatic tycoon goes undercover
Sahara firms' bank accounts frozen by Indian regulator
India's Supreme Court orders Sahara to refund investors $3bn
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Disney Debuts First Full Trailer for Marvel's "Big Hero 6"
by Stephen Gerding
– on Jul 15, 2014
in Movies, Movie News, TV, TV News
Monday saw the release of the full cast list for Disney's animated "Big Hero 6," and today, the studio has debuted the first full trailer for the film based on the relatively obscure Marvel Comics team.
RELATED: Disney Releases Voice Cast, Character Designs for "Big Hero 6" Marvel Adaptation
Maintaining its focus on Hiro and Baymax, the trailer showcases the movie's balance of humor and action while introducing the rest of the team, albeit in their civilian identities. It also introduces the story's kabuki-masked villain and his army of telepathically-controlled micro-bots, and gives moviegoers a sense of what it's like to live in the city of San Fransokyo.
The film, which arrives in theaters November 7, features Ryan Potter as Hiro Hamada; Scott Adsit as Baymax; T.J. Miller as Fred; Jamie Chung as Go Go Tomago; Damon Wayans Jr. as Wasabi; Genesis Rodriguez as Honey Lemon; Maya Rudolph as Aunt Cass; James Cromwell as Professor Callaghan; Alan Tudyk as Alistair Krei; and Daniel Henney as Tadashi Hamada.
Directed by Don Hall and Chris Williams, "Big Hero 6" is based on the Marvel Comics superhero team of the same name, created by Men of Action Steven T. Seagle and Duncan Rouleau. The film is scheduled to debut Nov. 7, and centers on robotics prodigy Hiro Hamada and his robot friend Baymax as they join forces with a team of new crime fighters to save the futuristic city of San Fransokyo (a hybrid San Francisco and Tokyo) from a criminal plot.
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Understanding money can keep those old-age worries at bay
Washington D.C. [USA], Apr 14 (ANI): Those possessing a greater understanding of finance are less likely to fret about life in their twilight years, according to a recent study.
It seems financial literacy, the ability to understand how money works, enables people to accumulate more assets and income during their lifetime, and so increases confidence for the years ahead.
Additionally, financial literacy seemingly engenders a greater perception for risk and enables those who have it to face off later-life's dilemmas with ease.
These findings, from Hiroshima University's Yoshihiko Kadoya and Nagoya University's Mostafa Saidur Rahim Khan, stem from a study which asked people from across Japan to answer questions assessing their calculation skills, understanding of pricing behaviour, and financial securities such as bonds and stocks.
Respondents were also asked about their accumulated wealth, assets, and lifestyle - and to rate the level of anxiety they felt about life beyond 65.
As the first study to investigate financial literacy as a contributing factor to anxiety about old age, it should prove useful to policy makers in Japan and other developed countries where population aging is a growing concern.
The study has thrown up several intriguing findings for economic gurus to mull over. It suggests that financial literacy is not particularly high throughout Japanese society, and that men, and those with a higher level of education are more financially clued-in than women, and those with less education respectively.
The overriding thrust is that the more financially literate earn and accumulate more during their lifetime - and thus worry less about growing old.
It also appears that financial literacy helps shape people's perception towards risk and uncertainty - making them more capable and confident in tackling whatever problems life throws at them.
Kadoya said that financial literacy increases our awareness about financial products, builds a capacity to compare all available financial options, and changes our financial behaviour - all which bodes well for our perceptions of, and actual experiences during our seniority.
While financial literacy taken alone was seen to reduce anxiety - its affect was further heightened by other factors.
Married respondents had even lower levels of anxiety about growing old than financially literate singletons. This could be down to married couples together planning more-effectively for the future due to familial responsibilities.
Age also plays a significant role, with anxiety levels peaking around 40. The researchers suggest that people at this age have the most home and workplace responsibilities, but with less money and time to support them, increasing anxiety about the here and now - and the journey ahead.
Interestingly as people get older their anxiety levels drop off on gaining access to social security, government funded health care and pensions - all taking the sting out of the post-retirement blues.
Having dependent children on the other hand increased anxiety levels - presumably due to respondent's worry for their children's wellbeing - as well as their own.
The findings should have implications for Japan and other countries where retirees account for a large and rapidly growing share of the population.
But should we be worrying about our finances in old age at all? Kadoya doesn't think so and said, "People shouldn't spend time worrying about the future. That is why governments provide pensions, housing, and medical plans. If the perception is that these are not fulfilling their purpose then governments and providers need to look at making them more accessible - if people are still worried then we need to look at educating people about these services that are supplied for their needs."
The study appears in Journal of Risk Research. (ANI)
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