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BPCL to consider buying Oman Oil stake in Bina refinery
Privatisation-bound Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) has said its board will on Thursday consider buying out Oman Oil Company in the Bina refinery project in Madhya Pradesh.
BPCL board will also consider merging Bharat Gas Resources Ltd(BGRL) with itself, the company said in a filing to the stock exchanges on Tuesday.
BPCL holds 63.68 per cent stake in Bharat Oman Refineries Ltd (BORL), which built and operates a 7.8 million tonne oil refinery at Bina in Madhya Pradesh.
The company board will on December 17 "consider a proposal for according 'in-principle' approval" for "acquisition of 36.62 per cent of equity shares in BORL from OQ S.A.O.C. (formerly known as Oman Oil Company S.A.O.C.)," it said.
This would amount to the acquisition of 88.8 crore equity shares from OQ.
The board would also consider a proposal to approach the Madhya Pradesh government for acquiring 2.69 crore warrants held by it in BORL.
The meeting would also consider "merger of Bharat Gas Resources Ltd (a wholly-owned subsidiary of BPCL) with BPCL," the filing said.
BPCL incorporated BGRL for handling the natural gas business in June 2018. It won licence to retail CNG to automobiles and piped natural gas to households and industries in 13 Geographical Areas under round 9 and round 10 of City Gas Distribution (CGD).
BGRL is also planning to put up an LNG import terminal along the East Coast of India.
Oman Oil had recently expressed interest to divest its stake in BORL.
BORL became a subsidiary of BPCL in March this year when it converted warrants into shares taking the state-owned refiner's stake in the erstwhile equal joint venture to 63.38 per cent.
In addition to the equity investment in BORL, BPCL had subscribed to zero per cent compulsorily convertible debentures of Rs 1,000 crore and share warrants of Rs 1,585.68 crores which on conversion would turn BORL into a subsidiary of BPCL.
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Sabyasachi Mukherjee breaks own rules, goes boho
By IANS-CT / March 6, 2010
Mumbai, March 6 (IANS) Designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee, bored with his trademark designs, went the bohemian way with his creations at the Lakme Fashion Week here. And he once again proved that he didn't need a celebrity walking the ramp to attract a crowd as audience.
Bollywood actors Vidya Balan and Rahul Bose cheered for the designer along with the audience at the show Friday, as Sabyasachi's bohemian collection took everyone by surprise.
For this show, the designer broke his own rules and showcased a few transparent skirts with the underpants showing, a lot of bling and heavily embroidered and sequined dresses – a big shift from his trademark style.
The Kolkata-based designer called this experiment a 'mid-life crisis'.
'All my years I have been experimenting with the same designs. I personally feel that my collections had gone reasonably boring in the past few years and I needed to get away from that. I feel that I should have come up with this collection five years back,' Sabyasachi told IANS after the post show conference.
'Sometimes there are a lot of things that are not of your sensibility…like edgy clothes or showing undergarments. But this time I wanted to create something that was bohemian, magical, sentimental yet very fun,' he said.
For this summer/resort line, the designer has taken inspiration from the 70s rockstar look. The models wore bandanas, red sunglasses, chunky jewellery, platform sandals and a trademark small black dot (bindi) on their forehead.
The collection comprised long skirts, floor-touching dresses, elongated t-shirts and loose trousers as well.
Calling the collection 'contemporary', the designer said: 'Each piece can be treated individually. You just need to mix and match and the outfit is ready. It is very contemporary and chic.'
The show was divided into two segments – soul curry and chicken curry.
While the latter was full of bold colours and heavy on appliques, bling and sequins, the former collection had muted colours with block prints and hand-embroidered garments.
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Clutch Bruins beat Jeff City on late field goal
Kevin Graeler
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Jack Bower was standing in the rain as he prepared for the biggest kick of his life.
The Rock Bridge sophomore trotted onto the field with just under 30 seconds remaining Friday night against Jefferson City, one successful field goal away from putting his team on the doorstep of victory.
With Rock Bridge trailing 21-20 amid a steady drizzle, Bower refused to let himself dwell on his potential game-tying extra point attempt the Jays had blocked just minutes earlier, right after a 21-yard touchdown strike from Bruins junior starting quarterback Nathan Dent to junior receiver Payton Messer.
But the young kicker got some extra time to think before his final kick of the night. In the Bruins' attempt to draw Jefferson City offside on fourth-and-3, Rock Bridge was called for a false start.
The Bruins moved back five yards, but with the game on the line, Bower wasn't fazed.
"Everything was going through my mind," Bower said of his thought process before his 28-yard field-goal try from the right hash. "Are you kidding me? We had a little huddle there after the flag, said a little prayer, went back in and just let the adrenaline take it away. Just had to step up and kick it.
"Biggest kick of my life, most definitely."
Sophomore Lake Reid snapped the ball, junior Gavin Samuel put down the hold and Bower booted the ball through the uprights, securing a 23-21 home triumph for a young Rock Bridge team that improved to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in the Central Missouri Activities Conference.
Jefferson City lost its 10th straight dating to last season, falling to 0-3 overall and 0-1 in the CMAC.
"That's what we preach day in and day out: Not one play is going to win the game, but when your opportunity is called, take advantage of it, and Jack did today," Rock Bridge coach Van Vanatta said.
Pandemonium ensued after the field goal to the extent that Rock Bridge could almost forget the pandemic.
"After seeing that field goal go in," Dent said, "I almost cried."
It was Dent who spearheaded a strong fourth quarter for Rock Bridge after only a pair of three-and-outs to show for the Bruins' offense in the first 12 minutes after halftime.
Senior Devin White, who accounted for all three Jefferson City touchdowns on the night, ran through the raindrops for a 45-yard score to put the Jays up 21-14 early in the fourth quarter after a scoreless third period for each team.
"That third quarter, our defense was on the field way too long," Vanatta said.
Facing crunch time as the game entered its final period, Dent and Co. went to work.
Messer made an acrobatic catch in the corner of the end zone to pull Rock Bridge within one point with 5:43 remaining, and the Bruins' defense stepped up for the first of two fourth-quarter takeaways that helped seal the deal.
"We've got some big-time players who make plays in the biggest moments," Dent said.
Sophomore Tomisaac Johnson recovered a Jeff City fumble with 4:49 left at the Jays' 40-yard line. It was the Bruins' third of four forced turnovers on the night.
"I went to the defense and said, 'We're gonna make this stop right here,'" senior Marquis McCaster said. "And lo and behold, we made the stop. All I could do was smile and know we still had a chance to win."
Dent was impressed with his defense — especially when the offense was working out of its lull.
Bryce Jackson rushed for touchdowns from 10 and 2 yards out, respectively, in the first quarter, but Rock Bridge went three quarters' worth of time before scoring again.
"Our defense has been making plays all year," Dent said. "They force turnovers every game. When we're not able to move the ball, the defense coming up big like that is huge for us and really keeps us in the game and gives up an opportunity to go win."
Nine plays later, Bower made good on the biggest opportunity yet in his high school football career.
"I was too scared to even watch," McCaster said of watching Bower's field goal in the final minute, "but I just heard everybody jump and I was like, 'Yes, he made it!'"
Vanatta said he had confidence in Bower and his entire kicking unit to make adjustments after the blocked extra point midway through the fourth quarter.
The game-winning kick was executed well all-around.
"I told him, 'We're gonna win it right here.' We believe in you. It's a done deal," Vanatta said of Bower.
After Bower basked in his moment, an interception by sophomore Hudson Gibbs provided the exclamation point for the Bruins in the game's final seconds.
"We're a young team and we came out here with no expectations, happy to have a season," Bower said. "This is great momentum. We have a lot going into the next few weeks. We've got a lot of confidence now. The more we play, the more we become a family."
Rock Bridge is scheduled to host winless Capital City next Friday night.


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Pen & Paper Games > Misc > Off Topic > 100th Post!
5 blog entries are pretty respectible too.
Thoth... 5 blog entries? I got way more. Blogging is more personal, easier to do than coming up with good posts for everyone to use.
Well, he reached the level of respectable, whereas you reached epic levels, templeorder.


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Opinion: Why Erling Haaland Is Overhyped And Should Not Be Considered As A World-Class Striker
By Kerchak (self media writer) | 5 months ago
The Norwegian striker has started the new season with 2 goals and 2 assists to his name. In the match against Eintracht Frankfurt, Erling Haaland scored a brace as the match ended in a 5-2 victory to Dortmund.
Haaland opened his goal records for this season in Dortmund's first match, as they got a victory over Frankfurt. The 21-year-old striker is known to be one of the best young talents in football currently, and has a good eye for scoring goals.
Last season Erling Haaland scored an impressive 41 goals across all competitions, and scored 27 goals in the Bundesliga alone.
There is no doubt he is a good striker and an absolute goal-scoring machine, but the only problem is the League division he plays in. Erling Haaland plays for Borussia Dortmund, which is a top club in Bundesliga.
The Premier League is considered to be one of the toughest league divisions in modern football, where only the elite get to thrive. The EPL consists of strong teams, and this makes it difficult for any team to stand out and consistently win the league.
Unlike the La Liga or Bundesliga, where the League titles are only passed between two or three big clubs. There are strong opponents in the Premier League, and no club stands out to be the best until the end of the season.
Erling Haaland may dominate the Bundesliga, but could fail if he decides to join a Premier League club. This is because he has no experience in the Premier League, and may find it too hard to adapt to the EPL club's style of play.
In the Bundesliga the defenders play a very high defensive line. So this makes it easy for Haaland to run with the ball and have a one-on-one chance with the goalkeeper. Haaland in a 1v1 situation with a goalkeeper mostly results in a goal.
Using Chelsea's Timo Werner as a case study, he joined Chelsea from RB Leipzig. While he was in Leipzig, he scored above 10 goals every season and sometimes scored even 20 goals in a season.
Since he joined Chelsea, Werner has found it difficult to score goals and this could be because he has not fully settled into the Premier League.
Even Kai Havertz faced some challenges when he first joined Chelsea, but gradually has improved his game and is playing more like the way he did at Bayern Leverkusen.
Haaland should leave the Bundesliga and come to the Premier League, only then would he truly be considered as a world-class striker in my opinion.
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Intel on Monday announced its latest SSD 335 solid-state drive, which is being pitched as a hard-drive replacement for laptops.
Newegg is offering the 240GB drive for US$209.99. The SSD 335 will slot into 2.5-inch laptop bays.
The SSD drive is made using the company's latest 20-nanometer process. Typically newer SSDs made using new manufacturing processes draw less power and are faster. Intel's SSDs typically also offer more durability.
The SSD 335 succeeds the SSD 330 laptop drives, which are made using the 25-nm process and offered in storage capacities from 60GB to 240GB. The older drives are made using the 25-nm process and the 240GB SSD 330 drive is offered for a lower price of $189.99 on Newegg.
The SSD 335 has a sequential read speed of 500 megabytes-per-second and write speed of 450 megabytes per second. In blocks of 4KB of data, the SSD offers random read speed of up to 42,000 IOPS (Input/Output Operations per Second) and write speeds up to 52,000 IOPS.
The release of the new SSD comes a few days after Microsoft released Windows 8 for tablets and PCs. Intel last week released the new SSD Toolbox software that monitors and manages the performance and health of Intel SSDs. The download page lists the SSD Toolbox as being compatible with the latest version of Windows.
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The Ten Most Visually Arresting Photo Books of 2020
Ariish Wol, Finchley, North LondonPhotography by Nadia Lee Cohen. Courtesy of IDEA
Gay love, Black utopia, and the trauma of modern life: we round up the most captivating monographs of the last 12 months
TextDominique Sisley
Women by Nadia Lee Cohen, published by IDEA
Nadia Lee Cohen captures the women of America – nude, defiant and unflinching – in this powerful new book. Six years in the making, Women is a celebration of femininity in all its ages, shapes and sizes. "These [subjects] are not weak," the LA-based photographer told AnOther last week, "they feel empowered and, in turn, empower."
21Women by Nadia Lee Cohen
Paul Mpagi Sepuya, published by Aperture
Over the course of his nearly two-decade career, Paul Mpagi Sepuya has been deconstructing the limits of traditional portraiture. The LA photographer has been shooting his friends, artists and collaborators – as well as himself – in his studio, adding distinct visual twists, like layering and collage, to each image. This self-titled monograph from Aperture is the first, widely-released retrospective of his work.
14Paul Mpagi Sepuya
Lovers: Ten Years On by Sunil Gupta, published by Stanley/Barker
Sunil Gupta's portraits of gay love, taken in London during the 1980s, document a critical moment in LGBT history. The pictures were taken in the height of the Aids crisis, as a proud, positive rebuttal to the era's fearmongering, homophobic headlines. Gupta, who joined the photographer Nick Sethi for a conversation for AnOther, captures the couples at home, trying to "live some kind of normality ... when everything was against them".
10Lovers: Ten Years On by Sunil Gupta
Song Flowers by Jack Davison, published by Loose Joints
The Miao communities of south-east China are known for their intricate artisanal work, creating embroidery, lace and weaving that is rich in both history and tradition. Their storied craftsmanship drew the eye of Marni's Francesco Risso last year, with the creative director inviting British artist Jack Davison to document it for a new collaborative project. The result was Song Flowers, a book of photography dedicated to the Miao's transfixing landscapes, people and techniques.
10Song Flowers by Jack Davison
Field Test by Jackie Nickerson, published by Kerber
British artist Jackie Nickerson explores the collective trauma of modern living – an apt subject for 2020 – in her latest book. Field Test is filled with uncanny sculpted photography that explores the psychological effects of 21st-century life, including environmental pollution, commercialisation, fake news and pandemics. "In a way, it's about the mundane things and hidden forces in your life, which you don't have any knowledge or control over," Nickerson told AnOther.
10Field Test by Jackie Nickerson
I Can Make You Feel Good by Tyler Mitchell, published by Prestel
Tyler Mitchell released his long-awaited debut monograph, I Can Make You Feel Good, earlier this year, and it didn't disappoint. The book is a hazy, intimate vision of Black utopia, soaked with sunshine, hope and optimism. "I've always I focused on the mundane images of Black folks," the photographer said, in a conversation with Ryan McGinley for AnOther in July. "How can I conflate those feelings into a work? That's what I hope to make the book about."
6Tyler Mitchell: I Can Make You Feel Good
PRADA 96-98 by GLEN LUCHFORD, published by IDEA
Hailed by IDEA as "one of the greatest fashion photography books ever made", PRADA 96-98 is a cinematic study of a significant industry turning point. Glen Luchford's 90s Prada campaigns shook up fashion advertising, inspiring a new wave of bolder concepts and bigger budgets. The book contains all these sumptuous shoots – with images of Joaquin Phoenix, Amber Valetta and Willem Dafoe – as well as an in-depth interview with Luchford himself.
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Karlheinz Weinberger: Photographs: Together & Alone, published by The Song Cave
Karlheinz Weinberger spent much of his career capturing outsiders. The photographer shot people – mostly men – who were rarely documented or celebrated by the media mainstream, including Swiss gang members, construction workers and street vendors. Featuring an introduction by the artist Collier Schorr, this book brings together 200 of his photographic prints, all taken between the late 1950s and mid-1970s.
10Karlheinz Weinberger: Photographs: Together & Alone
La Vérité Pour Adama by Ilyes Griyeb
Ilyes Griyeb released his first photo book Morocco – a vivid document of North African youth culture – earlier this year. However, the French-Moroccan photographer also worked on another, more urgent project in the summer, sharing portraits of young Parisians on the frontlines of the Black Lives Matter protests. Although not strictly a photo book, the resulting prints were put on sale to raise money for the committee seeking justice for Adama Traoré, a Black man who died in police custody over four years ago.
8Ilyes Griyeb – La Vérité Pour Adama
My Photo Books by Lina Scheynius, published by JBE Books
Since her work first began appearing on Tumblr in the mid-2000s, Lina Scheynius has established herself as one of the more intimate and profound photographers of contemporary womanhood. Her work is bold, sensual and messy, capturing the complexity of femininity without sacrificing any of its beauty. "The people I've photographed have been generous," Scheynius told AnOther, speaking on her latest publication. "Nobody ever told me to take anything down, even after relationships ended."
11My Photo Books by Lina Scheynius
Art & PhotographyAnOther ListPhotographyBooksTyler MitchellGlen LuchfordJackie NickersonLina ScheyniusIDEA Books2020


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    case 1146: returnText = "DataLengthExceeded"; break;
    case 1147: returnText = "TooManyKeys"; break;
    case 1148: returnText = "FreeTierCannotHaveVirtualCurrency"; break;
    case 1149: returnText = "MissingAmazonSharedKey"; break;
    case 1150: returnText = "AmazonValidationError"; break;
    case 1151: returnText = "InvalidPSNIssuerId"; break;
    case 1152: returnText = "PSNInaccessible"; break;
    case 1153: returnText = "ExpiredAuthToken"; break;
    case 1154: returnText = "FailedToGetEntitlements"; break;
    case 1155: returnText = "FailedToConsumeEntitlement"; break;
    case 1156: returnText = "TradeAcceptingUserNotAllowed"; break;
    case 1157: returnText = "TradeInventoryItemIsAssignedToCharacter"; break;
    case 1158: returnText = "TradeInventoryItemIsBundle"; break;
    case 1159: returnText = "TradeStatusNotValidForCancelling"; break;
    case 1160: returnText = "TradeStatusNotValidForAccepting"; break;
    case 1161: returnText = "TradeDoesNotExist"; break;
    case 1162: returnText = "TradeCancelled"; break;
    case 1163: returnText = "TradeAlreadyFilled"; break;
    case 1164: returnText = "TradeWaitForStatusTimeout"; break;
    case 1165: returnText = "TradeInventoryItemExpired"; break;
    case 1166: returnText = "TradeMissingOfferedAndAcceptedItems"; break;
    case 1167: returnText = "TradeAcceptedItemIsBundle"; break;
    case 1168: returnText = "TradeAcceptedItemIsStackable"; break;
    case 1169: returnText = "TradeInventoryItemInvalidStatus"; break;
    case 1170: returnText = "TradeAcceptedCatalogItemInvalid"; break;
    case 1171: returnText = "TradeAllowedUsersInvalid"; break;
    case 1172: returnText = "TradeInventoryItemDoesNotExist"; break;
    case 1173: returnText = "TradeInventoryItemIsConsumed"; break;
    case 1174: returnText = "TradeInventoryItemIsStackable"; break;
    case 1175: returnText = "TradeAcceptedItemsMismatch"; break;
    case 1176: returnText = "InvalidKongregateToken"; break;
    case 1177: returnText = "FeatureNotConfiguredForTitle"; break;
    case 1178: returnText = "NoMatchingCatalogItemForReceipt"; break;
    case 1179: returnText = "InvalidCurrencyCode"; break;
    case 1180: returnText = "NoRealMoneyPriceForCatalogItem"; break;
    case 1181: returnText = "TradeInventoryItemIsNotTradable"; break;
    case 1182: returnText = "TradeAcceptedCatalogItemIsNotTradable"; break;
    case 1183: returnText = "UsersAlreadyFriends"; break;
    case 1184: returnText = "LinkedIdentifierAlreadyClaimed"; break;
    case 1185: returnText = "CustomIdNotLinked"; break;
    case 1186: returnText = "TotalDataSizeExceeded"; break;
    case 1187: returnText = "DeleteKeyConflict"; break;
    case 1188: returnText = "InvalidXboxLiveToken"; break;
    case 1189: returnText = "ExpiredXboxLiveToken"; break;
    case 1190: returnText = "ResettableStatisticVersionRequired"; break;
    case 1191: returnText = "NotAuthorizedByTitle"; break;
    case 1192: returnText = "NoPartnerEnabled"; break;
    case 1193: returnText = "InvalidPartnerResponse"; break;
    case 1194: returnText = "APINotEnabledForGameServerAccess"; break;
    case 1195: returnText = "StatisticNotFound"; break;
    case 1196: returnText = "StatisticNameConflict"; break;
    case 1197: returnText = "StatisticVersionClosedForWrites"; break;
    case 1198: returnText = "StatisticVersionInvalid"; break;
    case 1199: returnText = "APIClientRequestRateLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1200: returnText = "InvalidJSONContent"; break;
    case 1201: returnText = "InvalidDropTable"; break;
    case 1202: returnText = "StatisticVersionAlreadyIncrementedForScheduledInterval"; break;
    case 1203: returnText = "StatisticCountLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1204: returnText = "StatisticVersionIncrementRateExceeded"; break;
    case 1205: returnText = "ContainerKeyInvalid"; break;
    case 1206: returnText = "CloudScriptExecutionTimeLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1207: returnText = "NoWritePermissionsForEvent"; break;
    case 1208: returnText = "CloudScriptFunctionArgumentSizeExceeded"; break;
    case 1209: returnText = "CloudScriptAPIRequestCountExceeded"; break;
    case 1210: returnText = "CloudScriptAPIRequestError"; break;
    case 1211: returnText = "CloudScriptHTTPRequestError"; break;
    case 1212: returnText = "InsufficientGuildRole"; break;
    case 1213: returnText = "GuildNotFound"; break;
    case 1214: returnText = "OverLimit"; break;
    case 1215: returnText = "EventNotFound"; break;
    case 1216: returnText = "InvalidEventField"; break;
    case 1217: returnText = "InvalidEventName"; break;
    case 1218: returnText = "CatalogNotConfigured"; break;
    case 1219: returnText = "OperationNotSupportedForPlatform"; break;
    case 1220: returnText = "SegmentNotFound"; break;
    case 1221: returnText = "StoreNotFound"; break;
    case 1222: returnText = "InvalidStatisticName"; break;
    case 1223: returnText = "TitleNotQualifiedForLimit"; break;
    case 1224: returnText = "InvalidServiceLimitLevel"; break;
    case 1225: returnText = "ServiceLimitLevelInTransition"; break;
    case 1226: returnText = "CouponAlreadyRedeemed"; break;
    case 1227: returnText = "GameServerBuildSizeLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1228: returnText = "GameServerBuildCountLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1229: returnText = "VirtualCurrencyCountLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1230: returnText = "VirtualCurrencyCodeExists"; break;
    case 1231: returnText = "TitleNewsItemCountLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1232: returnText = "InvalidTwitchToken"; break;
    case 1233: returnText = "TwitchResponseError"; break;
    case 1234: returnText = "ProfaneDisplayName"; break;
    case 1235: returnText = "UserAlreadyAdded"; break;
    case 1236: returnText = "InvalidVirtualCurrencyCode"; break;
    case 1237: returnText = "VirtualCurrencyCannotBeDeleted"; break;
    case 1238: returnText = "IdentifierAlreadyClaimed"; break;
    case 1239: returnText = "IdentifierNotLinked"; break;
    case 1240: returnText = "InvalidContinuationToken"; break;
    case 1241: returnText = "ExpiredContinuationToken"; break;
    case 1242: returnText = "InvalidSegment"; break;
    case 1243: returnText = "InvalidSessionId"; break;
    case 1244: returnText = "SessionLogNotFound"; break;
    case 1245: returnText = "InvalidSearchTerm"; break;
    case 1246: returnText = "TwoFactorAuthenticationTokenRequired"; break;
    case 1247: returnText = "GameServerHostCountLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1248: returnText = "PlayerTagCountLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1249: returnText = "RequestAlreadyRunning"; break;
    case 1250: returnText = "ActionGroupNotFound"; break;
    case 1251: returnText = "MaximumSegmentBulkActionJobsRunning"; break;
    case 1252: returnText = "NoActionsOnPlayersInSegmentJob"; break;
    case 1253: returnText = "DuplicateStatisticName"; break;
    case 1254: returnText = "ScheduledTaskNameConflict"; break;
    case 1255: returnText = "ScheduledTaskCreateConflict"; break;
    case 1256: returnText = "InvalidScheduledTaskName"; break;
    case 1257: returnText = "InvalidTaskSchedule"; break;
    case 1258: returnText = "SteamNotEnabledForTitle"; break;
    case 1259: returnText = "LimitNotAnUpgradeOption"; break;
    case 1260: returnText = "NoSecretKeyEnabledForCloudScript"; break;
    case 1261: returnText = "TaskNotFound"; break;
    case 1262: returnText = "TaskInstanceNotFound"; break;
    case 1263: returnText = "InvalidIdentityProviderId"; break;
    case 1264: returnText = "MisconfiguredIdentityProvider"; break;
    case 1265: returnText = "InvalidScheduledTaskType"; break;
    case 1266: returnText = "BillingInformationRequired"; break;
    case 1267: returnText = "LimitedEditionItemUnavailable"; break;
    case 1268: returnText = "InvalidAdPlacementAndReward"; break;
    case 1269: returnText = "AllAdPlacementViewsAlreadyConsumed"; break;
    case 1270: returnText = "GoogleOAuthNotConfiguredForTitle"; break;
    case 1271: returnText = "GoogleOAuthError"; break;
    case 1272: returnText = "UserNotFriend"; break;
    case 1273: returnText = "InvalidSignature"; break;
    case 1274: returnText = "InvalidPublicKey"; break;
    case 1275: returnText = "GoogleOAuthNoIdTokenIncludedInResponse"; break;
    case 1276: returnText = "StatisticUpdateInProgress"; break;
    case 1277: returnText = "LeaderboardVersionNotAvailable"; break;
    case 1279: returnText = "StatisticAlreadyHasPrizeTable"; break;
    case 1280: returnText = "PrizeTableHasOverlappingRanks"; break;
    case 1281: returnText = "PrizeTableHasMissingRanks"; break;
    case 1282: returnText = "PrizeTableRankStartsAtZero"; break;
    case 1283: returnText = "InvalidStatistic"; break;
    case 1284: returnText = "ExpressionParseFailure"; break;
    case 1285: returnText = "ExpressionInvokeFailure"; break;
    case 1286: returnText = "ExpressionTooLong"; break;
    case 1287: returnText = "DataUpdateRateExceeded"; break;
    case 1288: returnText = "RestrictedEmailDomain"; break;
    case 1289: returnText = "EncryptionKeyDisabled"; break;
    case 1290: returnText = "EncryptionKeyMissing"; break;
    case 1291: returnText = "EncryptionKeyBroken"; break;
    case 1292: returnText = "NoSharedSecretKeyConfigured"; break;
    case 1293: returnText = "SecretKeyNotFound"; break;
    case 1294: returnText = "PlayerSecretAlreadyConfigured"; break;
    case 1295: returnText = "APIRequestsDisabledForTitle"; break;
    case 1296: returnText = "InvalidSharedSecretKey"; break;
    case 1297: returnText = "PrizeTableHasNoRanks"; break;
    case 1298: returnText = "ProfileDoesNotExist"; break;
    case 1299: returnText = "ContentS3OriginBucketNotConfigured"; break;
    case 1300: returnText = "InvalidEnvironmentForReceipt"; break;
    case 1301: returnText = "EncryptedRequestNotAllowed"; break;
    case 1302: returnText = "SignedRequestNotAllowed"; break;
    case 1303: returnText = "RequestViewConstraintParamsNotAllowed"; break;
    case 1304: returnText = "BadPartnerConfiguration"; break;
    case 1305: returnText = "XboxBPCertificateFailure"; break;
    case 1306: returnText = "XboxXASSExchangeFailure"; break;
    case 1307: returnText = "InvalidEntityId"; break;
    case 1308: returnText = "StatisticValueAggregationOverflow"; break;
    case 1309: returnText = "EmailMessageFromAddressIsMissing"; break;
    case 1310: returnText = "EmailMessageToAddressIsMissing"; break;
    case 1311: returnText = "SmtpServerAuthenticationError"; break;
    case 1312: returnText = "SmtpServerLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1313: returnText = "SmtpServerInsufficientStorage"; break;
    case 1314: returnText = "SmtpServerCommunicationError"; break;
    case 1315: returnText = "SmtpServerGeneralFailure"; break;
    case 1316: returnText = "EmailClientTimeout"; break;
    case 1317: returnText = "EmailClientCanceledTask"; break;
    case 1318: returnText = "EmailTemplateMissing"; break;
    case 1319: returnText = "InvalidHostForTitleId"; break;
    case 1320: returnText = "EmailConfirmationTokenDoesNotExist"; break;
    case 1321: returnText = "EmailConfirmationTokenExpired"; break;
    case 1322: returnText = "AccountDeleted"; break;
    case 1323: returnText = "PlayerSecretNotConfigured"; break;
    case 1324: returnText = "InvalidSignatureTime"; break;
    case 1325: returnText = "NoContactEmailAddressFound"; break;
    case 1326: returnText = "InvalidAuthToken"; break;
    case 1327: returnText = "AuthTokenDoesNotExist"; break;
    case 1328: returnText = "AuthTokenExpired"; break;
    case 1329: returnText = "AuthTokenAlreadyUsedToResetPassword"; break;
    case 1330: returnText = "MembershipNameTooLong"; break;
    case 1331: returnText = "MembershipNotFound"; break;
    case 1332: returnText = "GoogleServiceAccountInvalid"; break;
    case 1333: returnText = "GoogleServiceAccountParseFailure"; break;
    case 1334: returnText = "EntityTokenMissing"; break;
    case 1335: returnText = "EntityTokenInvalid"; break;
    case 1336: returnText = "EntityTokenExpired"; break;
    case 1337: returnText = "EntityTokenRevoked"; break;
    case 1338: returnText = "InvalidProductForSubscription"; break;
    case 1339: returnText = "XboxInaccessible"; break;
    case 1340: returnText = "SubscriptionAlreadyTaken"; break;
    case 1341: returnText = "SmtpAddonNotEnabled"; break;
    case 1342: returnText = "APIConcurrentRequestLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1343: returnText = "XboxRejectedXSTSExchangeRequest"; break;
    case 1344: returnText = "VariableNotDefined"; break;
    case 1345: returnText = "TemplateVersionNotDefined"; break;
    case 1346: returnText = "FileTooLarge"; break;
    case 1347: returnText = "TitleDeleted"; break;
    case 1348: returnText = "TitleContainsUserAccounts"; break;
    case 1349: returnText = "TitleDeletionPlayerCleanupFailure"; break;
    case 1350: returnText = "EntityFileOperationPending"; break;
    case 1351: returnText = "NoEntityFileOperationPending"; break;
    case 1352: returnText = "EntityProfileVersionMismatch"; break;
    case 1353: returnText = "TemplateVersionTooOld"; break;
    case 1354: returnText = "MembershipDefinitionInUse"; break;
    case 1355: returnText = "PaymentPageNotConfigured"; break;
    case 1356: returnText = "FailedLoginAttemptRateLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1357: returnText = "EntityBlockedByGroup"; break;
    case 1358: returnText = "RoleDoesNotExist"; break;
    case 1359: returnText = "EntityIsAlreadyMember"; break;
    case 1360: returnText = "DuplicateRoleId"; break;
    case 1361: returnText = "GroupInvitationNotFound"; break;
    case 1362: returnText = "GroupApplicationNotFound"; break;
    case 1363: returnText = "OutstandingInvitationAcceptedInstead"; break;
    case 1364: returnText = "OutstandingApplicationAcceptedInstead"; break;
    case 1365: returnText = "RoleIsGroupDefaultMember"; break;
    case 1366: returnText = "RoleIsGroupAdmin"; break;
    case 1367: returnText = "RoleNameNotAvailable"; break;
    case 1368: returnText = "GroupNameNotAvailable"; break;
    case 1369: returnText = "EmailReportAlreadySent"; break;
    case 1370: returnText = "EmailReportRecipientBlacklisted"; break;
    case 1371: returnText = "EventNamespaceNotAllowed"; break;
    case 1372: returnText = "EventEntityNotAllowed"; break;
    case 1373: returnText = "InvalidEntityType"; break;
    case 1374: returnText = "NullTokenResultFromAad"; break;
    case 1375: returnText = "InvalidTokenResultFromAad"; break;
    case 1376: returnText = "NoValidCertificateForAad"; break;
    case 1377: returnText = "InvalidCertificateForAad"; break;
    case 1378: returnText = "DuplicateDropTableId"; break;
    case 1379: returnText = "MultiplayerServerError"; break;
    case 1380: returnText = "MultiplayerServerTooManyRequests"; break;
    case 1381: returnText = "MultiplayerServerNoContent"; break;
    case 1382: returnText = "MultiplayerServerBadRequest"; break;
    case 1383: returnText = "MultiplayerServerUnauthorized"; break;
    case 1384: returnText = "MultiplayerServerForbidden"; break;
    case 1385: returnText = "MultiplayerServerNotFound"; break;
    case 1386: returnText = "MultiplayerServerConflict"; break;
    case 1387: returnText = "MultiplayerServerInternalServerError"; break;
    case 1388: returnText = "MultiplayerServerUnavailable"; break;
    case 1389: returnText = "ExplicitContentDetected"; break;
    case 1390: returnText = "PIIContentDetected"; break;
    case 1391: returnText = "InvalidScheduledTaskParameter"; break;
    case 1392: returnText = "PerEntityEventRateLimitExceeded"; break;
    case 1393: returnText = "TitleDefaultLanguageNotSet"; break;
    case 1394: returnText = "EmailTemplateMissingDefaultVersion"; break;
    case 1395: returnText = "FacebookInstantGamesIdNotLinked"; break;
    case 1396: returnText = "InvalidFacebookInstantGamesSignature"; break;
    case 1397: returnText = "FacebookInstantGamesAuthNotConfiguredForTitle"; break;
    case 2001: returnText = "MatchmakingEntityInvalid"; break;
    case 2002: returnText = "MatchmakingPlayerAttributesInvalid"; break;
    case 2003: returnText = "MatchmakingCreateRequestMissing"; break;
    case 2004: returnText = "MatchmakingCreateRequestCreatorMissing"; break;
    case 2005: returnText = "MatchmakingCreateRequestCreatorIdMissing"; break;
    case 2006: returnText = "MatchmakingCreateRequestUserListMissing"; break;
    case 2007: returnText = "MatchmakingCreateRequestGiveUpAfterInvalid"; break;
    case 2008: returnText = "MatchmakingTicketIdMissing"; break;
    case 2009: returnText = "MatchmakingMatchIdMissing"; break;
    case 2010: returnText = "MatchmakingMatchIdIdMissing"; break;
    case 2011: returnText = "MatchmakingQueueNameMissing"; break;
    case 2012: returnText = "MatchmakingTitleIdMissing"; break;
    case 2013: returnText = "MatchmakingTicketIdIdMissing"; break;
    case 2014: returnText = "MatchmakingPlayerIdMissing"; break;
    case 2015: returnText = "MatchmakingJoinRequestUserMissing"; break;
    case 2016: returnText = "MatchmakingQueueConfigNotFound"; break;
    case 2017: returnText = "MatchmakingMatchNotFound"; break;
    case 2018: returnText = "MatchmakingTicketNotFound"; break;
    case 2019: returnText = "MatchmakingCreateTicketServerIdentityInvalid"; break;
    case 2020: returnText = "MatchmakingCreateTicketClientIdentityInvalid"; break;
    case 2021: returnText = "MatchmakingGetTicketUserMismatch"; break;
    case 2022: returnText = "MatchmakingJoinTicketServerIdentityInvalid"; break;
    case 2023: returnText = "MatchmakingJoinTicketUserIdentityMismatch"; break;
    case 2024: returnText = "MatchmakingCancelTicketServerIdentityInvalid"; break;
    case 2025: returnText = "MatchmakingCancelTicketUserIdentityMismatch"; break;
    case 2026: returnText = "MatchmakingGetMatchIdentityMismatch"; break;
    case 2027: returnText = "MatchmakingPlayerIdentityMismatch"; break;
    case 2028: returnText = "MatchmakingAlreadyJoinedTicket"; break;
    case 2029: returnText = "MatchmakingTicketAlreadyCompleted"; break;
    case 2030: returnText = "MatchmakingQueueNameInvalid"; break;
    case 2031: returnText = "MatchmakingQueueConfigInvalid"; break;
    case 2032: returnText = "MatchmakingMemberProfileInvalid"; break;
    case 2033: returnText = "WriteAttemptedDuringExport"; break;
    case 2034: returnText = "NintendoSwitchDeviceIdNotLinked"; break;
    case 2035: returnText = "MatchmakingNotEnabled"; break;
    }

    // Return the text
    return returnText;
}

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You know you grew up in the 80s if . . .
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We received this great list by email, but there was no source listed so we are not able to give credit to anyone for it. Here's our "thank you" to whoever out there came up with this totally bodacious 80s list.
4. You yearned to be a member of the Baby-sitters club and tried to start a club of your own.
10. You owned both Underoos and Garanimals!
19. L.A. Gear… need I say more?
32. You thought She-ra (Princess of Power!) and He-Man should hook up.
33. You thought your childhood friends would never leave because you exchanged handmade friendship bracelets.
34. You ever owned a pair of Jelly shoes.
37. You remember going to the skating rink before there were inline skates.
38. You ever got seriously injured on a Slip and Slide.
39. You have ever played with a Skip-It.
40. You had or attended a birthday party at McDonalds.
41. You've gone through this nodding your head in agreement.
44. You wore like, EIGHT pairs of socks over tights with high top Reeboks.
46. You remember boom boxes and walking around with one on your shoulder like you were all that.
47. You remember watching both Gremlins movies.
58. You remember when mullets were cool!
59. You had a mullet!
64. You used to (and probably still do) say "What you talkin' 'bout Willis?
66. You're still singing "Shot Through the Heart" in your head, aren't you!
The Good, Green Stuff: Hi – C!
Just a little obsessed with all things 80s, Pia still has her Swatch, her cassette tape collection, and her Converse Chucks. When not making friendship pins or listening to Depeche Mode, she runs a web design business.
This is a LATE 80s list . . . I came of age in the early 80s . . . believe it or not . . . Big Big BIG difference! I started high school in 1983, and most of this list is for the younger 80s generation . . .
I agree John and some of it came from the 70s and beyond (the bike wheel stuff) and on into the 90s. I graduated in 86. Most of this was my kid sister who graduated in 93.


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Q: What is Weak isospin in Laymans terms? What is Weak isospin in Laymans terms? I apologise if this is a bit of a basic question but I have read the Wikipedia page and all it says is that it is quantum number relating to weak interaction. I'm just looking for a basic, intuitive explanation of what it is and how it fits into QFT.

A: Actually, in order to understand the Isospin, the history of this notion helps. The isospin was first considered for the strong interaction, the interaction that governs the nucleus. In 1932 Heisenberg considered the proton and neutron as the same particle "nucleon" being in 2 different states. In 1937 Wigner coined the word "Isospin" for it since the nucleon seems to be in 2 different states as the spin of an electron. As a proton and neutron are indeed very similar this seems still rather intuitive, although the charge of the proton makes it nevertheless rather different from the neutron. As well as the spin the isospin is conserved in nuclear reactions, only flips (or doesn't flip at all) between between one isospin state $I_z=1/2$ to $I_z=-1/2$ and back. The pair (neutron, proton) is grouped together in a isospin multiplett with isospin $I=1/2$ (similar to an electron with spin $s=1/2$ and its 2 spin states $s_z=\pm 1/2$). Later pions were discovered. There 3 of them, and one could group them into another isospin multiplett with $I=1$ and 3 individual isospin states $I_z=(1,0,-1)$ for $(\pi^+,\pi^0, \pi^-)$. That made sense as it was observed that in nuclear reactions where nucleons and pions interacted with each other, the isospin was conserved. It had well the function of a conserved quantum number.
Weak interaction (WI): Its understanding was for several decades a mystery. Things changed when theory of massless particles was considered. The actors there are massless electrons  and neutrinos $\nu_L$ (higher generations in the standard model will be neglected). The weird thing about WI is that left-handed electrons $e_L$ interact differently than right-handed electrons $e_R$. So in fact the left-handed electron and left-handed neutrino were grouped together in a multiplett of "weak isospin $T=1/2$". This makes sense: you can shoot an left-handed electron on a protron, the electron can emit a $W^-$ boson and transform in a left-handed neutrino. The $W^-$ boson hits the proton and converts it into a neutron for instance. The weak isospin of the $(\nu_L,e_L)$ is conserved, only the z-component can flip. And the (p,n) turns not only being a strong isospin multiplet, but also a weak isospin multiplett (In fact, once the quarks were discovered, the isospin (strong and weak) was attributed to the corresponding quarks). What happens with the right-handed electron ? It was identified as weak isospin singlet $e_R$ $T=0,\,\, T_z=0$. Actually, one could think that an $e_L$ is very different from a $\nu_L$, but they are a priori not more different as a protron is different from a neutron. The proton has charge, the neutron not, the electron has charge, the neutrino not. Finally quark pairs $(u,d)$ can be grouped into a weak isospin multiplett, and similar grouping can be done in the higher generation of the standard model. As in the spin space rotations can even be considered in the isospin space. And these (rather abstract) rotations can be
considered as new symmetries similar to the well-known 3d rotational symmetry.
I could also explain about interaction of the weak isospin with the weak hypercharge etc. etc. but that will be definitively too long.
Anyway, most of the stuff can be found certainly in more technical terms on wikipedia.org.

A: There is no "intuitive" picture of what weak isospin is because it is the charge associated to a force - the weak force - that is invisible at classical scales, and our (untrained) intuition is almost exclusively classical. However, one might draw an analogy to "ordinary" spin:
Spin also is pretty unintuitive - it's "angular momentum-like", but it does not refer to anything spinning in the sense of classical motion, see e.g. this question. However, if you accept that spin is simply something that defines the intrinsic behaviour of a particle under the group of rotations, then weak isospin is exactly the same, only for a group of "rotations" $\mathrm{SU}(2)$ that has nothing to do with spatial rotations - it is an internal symmetry group that purely exists in the mathematics of the model and does not correspond to any transformation in spacetime.
However, this does not stop it from being physically significant. Statements like Noether's theorem or indeed the whole of mechanics - be it classical or quantum - do not really care about whether the variables and transformations in question correspond directly to spacetime or not. (If you feel uneasy about this, just recall that electromagnetic charge is no different - it's the charge belonging to an internal $\mathrm{U}(1)$ symmetry.) So weak isospin is really nothing but an additional type of charge, relating to a different kind of "force", about which you can't really think like electromagnetism because it disappears from the model in the classical, macroscopic limit.

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