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Big Girls Don't Cry (Personal)
"Big Girls Don't Cry" serves as the tenth track from Fergie's debut studio album, The Dutchess and was released as the fourth single from the album. The song became the… Read More
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Big Girls Don't Cry (Personal) Lyrics
La, da, da, da
The smell of your skin lingers on me now
You're probably on your flight back to your hometown
I need some shelter of my own protection, baby
Be with myself and center
Clarity, peace, serenity
I hope you know, I hope you know
That this has nothing to do with you
It's personal, myself and I
We got some straightening out to do
And I'm gonna miss you like a child misses their blanket
But I've got to get a move on with my life
It's time to be a big girl now
And big girls don't cry
Don't cry, don't cry, don't cry
The path that I'm walking, I must go alone
I must take the baby steps 'til I'm full grown, full grown
Fairytales don't always have a happy ending, do they?
And I foresee the dark ahead if I stay
Like the little schoolmate in the school yard
We'll play jacks and UNO cards
I'll be your best friend and you'll be my Valentine
Yes, you can hold my hand if you want to
'Cause I wanna hold yours too
We'll be playmates and lovers
And share our secret worlds
But it's time for me to go home
It's getting late and dark outside
I need to be with myself and center
Clarity, peace, serenity, yeah
La, da, da, da, da, da
"Big Girls Don't Cry" serves as the tenth track from Fergie's debut studio album, The Dutchess and was released as the fourth single from the album. The song became the third number one single from the album, making Fergie the first female artist to have three number one singles from a single album since Christina Aguilera achieved the record seven years prior. The song was also present on the Hot 100 for nearly a year and reached the top 10 within nearly every international music market.
How much has the song sold in the United States?
Genius Answer
As of August 8th, 2012, the song has a total of 3,833,000 digital sales in the US.
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Share of electricity produced from oil, gas and coal sources in Armenia 1990-2015
Published by Ian Tiseo, May 7, 2019
This statistic shows a decrease in the amount of electricity Armenia produced from oil, coal and gas sources from 1990 to 2015. The share of electricity produced from these sources has fallen significantly from the high of 84.99 percent seen in 1990 to 35.91 in 2015.
Share of electricity produced from oil, gas and coal based sources in Armenia from 1990 to 2015
Share of electricity produced from coal, oil and gas sources
Figures rounded to two decimal places.
Coal production - global distribution by country 2018
Natural gas consumption in the EU in cubic meters 1998-2018
Oil imports - Europe 1998-2018
European Union - oil production in barrels per day 2000-2018
Statistics on "European fossil fuel industry"
Primary energy consumption in Europe and Eurasia 2004-2018
European Union primary energy consumption by fuel 2010-2018
Primary energy consumption in selected European countries 2018
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Crude oil import shares in the European Union (EU-28) in 2018, by region
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Volume 1, Issue, 1980
English World-Wide - Volume 1, Issue 1, 1980
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https://doi.org/10.1075/eww.1.1.01edi
Varieties of English: Suggested Abbreviations
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Bilingual education, language planning and English
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https://doi.org/10.1075/eww.1.1.04fis
The dialectal structure of British English: Lowman's evidence
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African Features in White Bahamian English
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English in Africa: Emerging standards or diverging regionalisms?
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Varieties and functions of English in Singapore and Malaysia
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Q: Need some help with trigonometry. Inverse functions. Can someone help me to solve these examples?
Evaluate:

$$A= \text{arccot}\bigl(\tan\biggl[\frac{4\pi}{5}\biggr]\bigr)\;\; \text{and}\;\; B=\sin\bigl(\arctan\biggr[\frac{-3}{7}\biggr]\bigr)$$

A: I just signed up StackExchange today, and this is my first answer. Sorry, cause I can't use MathJax code properly. I will solve A first...
If $0\le A\le2\pi$, then there are 2 solution for A
$cotA = tan{(4\pi/5)}$
$cosA/sinA = sin(4\pi/5)/cos(4\pi/5)$
$cosA.cos(4\pi/5) = sinA.sin(4\pi/5)$
** Use trigonometry multiplication formula **
$1/2(cos(A+4\pi/5)+cos(A-4\pi/5))=-1/2(cos(A+4\pi/5)-cos(A-4\pi/5))$
$cos(A+4\pi/5)+cos(A-4\pi/5)=-cos(A+4\pi/5)+cos(A-4\pi/5)$
$cos(A+4\pi/5)=-cos(A+4\pi/5)$
$2cos(A+4\pi/5)=0$
$cos(A+4\pi/5)=0$
$cos(A+4\pi/5)=cos(\pi/2)$
$A+4\pi/5=\pi/2$
$A=-3\pi/10=17\pi/10$, this is the first solution.

Now back to $cos(A+4\pi/5)=0$,
because not only $cos(\pi/2)=0$,
$cos(3\pi/2)$ also equals $0$, so we should substitute $cos(3\pi/2)$ to $0$ too...
$cos(A+4\pi/5)=cos(3\pi/2)$
$A+4\pi/5=3\pi/2$
$A=7\pi/10$, this is the second solution
Hope this help

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Q: refresh after .showDialog and show items in list - c# .NET Currently in my program a user opens form 1 to create a new instance of a class and it is then saved to a list. After form 1 closes I would like the main form to reload and show the updated list on the screen. I am having trouble figuring out how to refresh the main navigation and how I would get the list to show on the form.
MainNaviagation
    public partial class MainNavigation : Form
    {
        private Model m_modelObj;
        public MainNavigation(Model modelObj)
        {
            InitializeComponent();

            m_modelObj = modelObj;

            m_modelObj.ChocolateAdded += m_modelObj_ChocolateAdded;
        }

        void m_modelObj_ChocolateAdded(Chocolate newChocolate)
        {

            //whole list of chocolates
            List<Chocolate> chocolateList = m_modelObj.ChocolateList;

        }

        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            string candy = comboBox1.SelectedItem.ToString();
            Form1 aForm1 = new Form1(textBox1.Text, candy, m_modelObj);
            aForm1.ShowDialog();

        }

    }

Model Class:
{
    public delegate void ChocolateAddedEventHander(Chocolate newChocolate);
    public class Model
    {
        public event ChocolateAddedEventHander ChocolateAdded;

        public List<Chocolate> ChocolateList = new List<Chocolate>();
        public void AddChocolateInList(Chocolate chocolate)
        {
            ChocolateList.Add(chocolate);

            if (ChocolateAdded != null)
                ChocolateAdded(chocolate);
        }
    }

form1
public partial class Form1 : Form
    {
        Model m_model;
        public Form1(string name, string candy, Model modelObj)
        {

            InitializeComponent();
            m_model = modelObj;

            string str = name + " selected : ";
            label1.Text = str;

        }

        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Chocolate newChocolate = new Chocolate(comboBoxChocolateSelection.SelectedItem.ToString(), 12.5, true, 2);
            m_model.AddChocolateInList(newChocolate);

            this.Close();

        }

    }

chocolates
public class Chocolate
    {
        #region Fields
        public string flavor;
        public double cost;
        public bool giftWrap;
        public int quantity;

        #endregion End of Fields

        #region Constructors
        public Chocolate(string flavor, double cost, bool giftWrap, int quantity)
        {
            this.flavor = flavor;
            this.cost = cost;
            this.giftWrap = giftWrap;
            this.quantity = quantity;
        }
        #endregion End of Constructors

    }


CLEVELAND — The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is seeking an expansion that would link the Cleveland institution to the nearby Great Lakes Science Center, according to the Associated Press.
The Rock Hall, which is located at the edge of Lake Erie in Cleveland is reportedly seeking a renewable lease on an acre of city-owned land that separates the two buildings.
According to The Plain Dealer, the rock museum would use the land for a roughly 50,000 square-foot expansion that could include room for exhibits, special events, education, object conservation and research, as well as a glass-enclosed connection along the waterfront promenade to link the Rock Hall to the Science Center.
The proposed expansion would be music to the ears of patrons of both the museum and science center as visitors parking in the Science Center's garage during winter months are currently forced to brave a chilly walk between the two facilities.


Spain has taken on many characters in my life: the land of partying (Ibiza), beautiful beaches (Southern Spain), delicious epicurean scene (tapas, paella, queso y jamon, vino, y mucho mas), romance (the stereotype of passionate Spanish lovers), passion and performance (flamenco), and history (global colonization, Franco). That was how I viewed Spain as I moved through life.
Being in Spain was comfortable. I learned some Spanish in Mexico and could just barely get by but definitely could not carry on a conversation with local Spanish. We learned in Andalusia, Spanish is spoken particularly fast. This was validating for me but I'm not kidding myself into believing that this was the reason for my sad lack of ability to converse. We visited Malaga, Granada, Marbella (en route to…) Gibraltar, Cadiz and Ronda (for the day). Every city had its own charm. But the one thing that every city had was fashionable Spaniards. I noticed that older folks and children were out socializing. Dinner tables were filled with people of all ages, talking, laughing and contributing to the conversation. There wasn't a "children's table" and kids weren't expected to color on placemats while not interrupting adult conversation. Individuals into their golden years were not socializing with only retirees. Furthermore, they weren't wearing Dr. Scholls loafers and over-sized pajama shirt dresses. Older women were wearing (block) heels, colorful floral shirts with flirtatious sleeves showing off their shoulders, lipstick and mascara. Older gentlemen were dressed in fashionable loafers, linen shirts, pants, donning a weather appropriate hat. There was an air of people taking care to present to dinner well. There was no one who appeared as though they were trying to look 20 years younger. I thought to myself, "they age well".
When we fight signs of aging we are fighting a losing battle. I suppose if you botox, you may add a few more years of appearing fresh-faced, if you can call it that. Don't get me wrong, when I noticed the lines by my eyes, or the sun spots on my skin, I reacted. I looked into lightening cream and thought "man, I should've been wearing sunscreen all these years" (I never did, my fault). So I'm not saying that we shouldn't care but that perhaps we can benefit by a shift in focus. Instead, of alienating older people, include them in social scenes and treat them with dignity and respect. Dress up, take care of yourself as you are rather than fighting with desperation life's accretions.
My goal after this trip was to support myself and my fellow cis gender women-folk in aging well, aging gracefully.
Me: A multicultural professional who strives to be a lifelong learner, aspires to shed the title of expert, and commits to loving humanity, especially when life makes doing so seem impossible.


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package com.piticlistudio.playednext.gamerelation.model.entity;

import com.fernandocejas.arrow.optional.Optional;
import com.piticlistudio.playednext.BaseTest;
import com.piticlistudio.playednext.GameFactory;
import com.piticlistudio.playednext.game.model.entity.Game;
import com.piticlistudio.playednext.game.model.entity.RealmGameMapper;
import com.piticlistudio.playednext.game.model.entity.datasource.RealmGame;
import com.piticlistudio.playednext.gamerelation.model.entity.datasource.RealmGameRelation;
import com.piticlistudio.playednext.gamerelease.model.entity.RealmGameReleaseMapper;
import com.piticlistudio.playednext.relationinterval.model.entity.RealmRelationIntervalMapper;
import com.piticlistudio.playednext.relationinterval.model.entity.RelationInterval;
import com.piticlistudio.playednext.relationinterval.model.entity.datasource.RealmRelationInterval;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.mockito.InjectMocks;
import org.mockito.Mock;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;
import static org.mockito.Matchers.any;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

/**
 * Test cases for RealmGameRelationMapper
 * Created by jorge.garcia on 24/02/2017.
 */
public class RealmGameRelationMapperTest extends BaseTest {

    @Mock
    RealmGameMapper gameMapper;

    @Mock
    RealmRelationIntervalMapper intervalMapper;

    @InjectMocks
    RealmGameRelationMapper mapper;

    @Test
    public void given_NullEntity_When_TriesToMap_Then_ReturnsAbsent() throws Exception {

        GameRelation data = null;

        Optional<RealmGameRelation> result = mapper.transform(data);

        // Assert
        assertNotNull(result);
        assertFalse(result.isPresent());
    }

    @Test
    public void given_RealmGameMapError_When_TriesToMap_Then_ReturnAbsent() throws Exception {

        Game game = GameFactory.provide(10, "title");
        GameRelation data = GameRelation.create(game, 1000);

        when(gameMapper.transform(game)).thenReturn(Optional.absent());

        Optional<RealmGameRelation> result = mapper.transform(data);

        // Assert
        assertNotNull(result);
        assertFalse(result.isPresent());
    }

    @Test
    public void given_MappableEntity_When_TriesToMap_Then_ReturnsRealmGameRelation() throws Exception {

        Game game = GameFactory.provide(10, "title");
        RealmGame realmGame = GameFactory.provideRealmGame(10, "title");
        GameRelation data = GameRelation.create(game, 1000);

        when(gameMapper.transform(game)).thenReturn(Optional.of(realmGame));

        Optional<RealmGameRelation> result = mapper.transform(data);

        // Assert
        assertNotNull(result);
        assertTrue(result.isPresent());
        assertEquals(realmGame, result.get().getGame());
        assertEquals(data.id(), result.get().getId());
        assertEquals(data.createdAt(), result.get().getCreatedAt());
        assertEquals(data.getUpdatedAt(), result.get().getUpdatedAt());
    }

    @Test
    public void given_intervalMapperFails_When_Transform_Then_ReturnsRelation() throws Exception {
        RealmGame realmGame = GameFactory.provideRealmGame(10, "title");
        Game game = GameFactory.provide(10, "title");
        GameRelation data = GameRelation.create(game, 1000);
        data.getStatuses().add(RelationInterval.create(10, RelationInterval.RelationType.DONE, 1000));
        data.getStatuses().add(RelationInterval.create(11, RelationInterval.RelationType.PLAYING, 2000));
        when(gameMapper.transform(game)).thenReturn(Optional.of(realmGame));
        when(intervalMapper.transform(any())).thenReturn(Optional.absent());

        Optional<RealmGameRelation> result = mapper.transform(data);

        // Assert
        assertNotNull(result);
        assertTrue(result.isPresent());
        assertEquals(realmGame, result.get().getGame());
        assertEquals(data.id(), result.get().getId());
        assertEquals(data.createdAt(), result.get().getCreatedAt());
        assertEquals(data.getUpdatedAt(), result.get().getUpdatedAt());
        assertTrue(result.get().getStatuses().isEmpty());
    }

    @Test
    public void given_intervalMapperFails_When_Transform_Then_RemovesUnmappableIntervals() throws Exception {

        RealmGame realmGame = GameFactory.provideRealmGame(10, "title");
        Game game = GameFactory.provide(10, "title");
        GameRelation data = GameRelation.create(game, 1000);
        RealmRelationInterval intervalResult1 = new RealmRelationInterval(1, 1, 1000, 2000);
        RelationInterval interval1 = RelationInterval.create(1, RelationInterval.RelationType.values()[1], 1000);
        interval1.setEndAt(2000);
        RealmRelationInterval intervalResult2 = new RealmRelationInterval(2, 2, 2000, 3000);
        RelationInterval interval2 = RelationInterval.create(21, RelationInterval.RelationType.values()[2], 2000);
        interval2.setEndAt(3000);
        RealmRelationInterval intervalResult3 = new RealmRelationInterval(3, 3, 3000, 4000);
        RelationInterval interval3 = RelationInterval.create(3, RelationInterval.RelationType.values()[3], 3000);
        interval3.setEndAt(4000);
        data.getStatuses().add(interval1);
        data.getStatuses().add(interval2);
        data.getStatuses().add(interval3);
        when(intervalMapper.transform(interval1)).thenReturn(Optional.of(intervalResult1));
        when(intervalMapper.transform(interval2)).thenReturn(Optional.absent());
        when(intervalMapper.transform(interval3)).thenReturn(Optional.of(intervalResult3));
        when(gameMapper.transform(game)).thenReturn(Optional.of(realmGame));

        Optional<RealmGameRelation> result = mapper.transform(data);

        // Assert
        assertNotNull(result);
        assertTrue(result.isPresent());
        assertEquals(realmGame, result.get().getGame());
        assertEquals(10, result.get().getId());
        assertEquals(1000, result.get().getCreatedAt());
        assertEquals(1000, result.get().getUpdatedAt());
        assertEquals(2, result.get().getStatuses().size());
        assertTrue(result.get().getStatuses().contains(intervalResult1));
        assertFalse(result.get().getStatuses().contains(intervalResult2));
        assertTrue(result.get().getStatuses().contains(intervalResult3));
    }
}

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By George F. Will
It used to be said that anti-Catholicism was the anti-Semitism of the intellectuals. Today, anti-Semitism is the anti-Semitism of the intellectuals. Not all intellectuals, of course. And the seepage of this ancient poison into the intelligentsia — always so militantly modern — is much more pronounced in Europe than here. But as anti-Semitism migrates across the political spectrum from right to left, it infects the intelligentsia, which has leaned left for two centuries.
Here the term intellectual is used loosely, to denote not only people who think about ideas, but also people who think they do. The term anti-Semitism is used precisely, to denote people who dislike Jews. These people include those who say: We do not dislike Jews, we only dislike Zionists — although to live in Israel is to endorse the Zionist enterprise, and all Jews are implicated, as sympathizers, in the crime that is Israel.
Today's release of Mel Gibson's movie "The Passion of the Christ" has catalyzed fears of resurgent anti-Semitism. Some critics say the movie portrays the governor of Judea — Pontius Pilate, the Roman prefect responsible for the crucifixion — as more benign and less in control than he actually was, and ascribes too much power and malignity to Jerusalem's Jewish elite.
Jon Meacham's deeply informed cover story "Who Killed Jesus?" in the Feb. 16 Newsweek renders this measured judgment: The movie implies more blame for the Jewish religious leaders of Judea of that time than sound scholarship suggests. However, Meacham rightly refrains from discerning disreputable intentions in Gibson's presentation of matters about which scholars, too, must speculate, and do disagree.
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Kender said:
Does watts/Kg take into account the weight of the bike and biddons onboard?
In the case of power meters, W/kg is determined by dividing the power reading by the rider's weight, so no, that value does not include the weight of the bike. There's no reason to.
The weight of the bike does come into play when calculating power from VAM, that is, the speed up a climb of known gradient and distance, because for any given power the cyclist puts out, he must raise the weight of both his body and the bike up that vertical distance. The VAM formula is supposed to take this into account, not perfectly, because it's not perfect, but close enough. If some breakthrough occurred that allowed manufacture of ultra-light bikes that weighed less than a kilo, in principle the VAM formula might have to be tweaked a little. Not a lot, though, because as it is, the bike's weight is relatively small compared to the rider's weight. Online bike calculators allow you to make somewhat more precise estimates of power taking into account the weight of the bike, among other factors.
carton said:
But the riders would be taking in at least 1 bidon of fluid adding 700 grams in rider weight an hour. And sweating out a similar amount. Plus likely taking a piss at some point. So on any given day rider weight should fluctuate at least +/- 1kg (probably much more on a hot day). Since dehydration could absolutely kill you (or at the very least put a serious damper on performance), my guess is that you'll be aiming at having taken in at least 1L (1kg) extra of fluids vs. training on a balmy day.
Sure, the rider's weight will fluctuate, but that doesn't affect power calculations that much. Using that 414 W value for Froome (uncorrected), if his weight is 68 +/- 1 kg, his power output is 6.09 +/- 0.09 kg. But it will tend towards an equilibrium value, because any more results from drinking more than the body can immediately absorb, and any less results in dehydration and thirst. A rider will feel comfortable at some normally hydrated level.
In any case, this is why VAM—despite being affected by wind and other conditions--is useful, since it's proportional to power/weight. It doesn't matter what a rider's weight is, so two riders of different weights riding under the same conditions will have essentially the same W/kg values if they climb at the same speed.
BYOP88 said:
I'm way too lazy and it's baseball season.
And the Angels are hot! And Albert is putting out Froome-like numbers!
saganftw
Saint Unix said:
samhocking said:
Well I don't hear Quintana's, Contador's or Nibalis team saying they are riding clean! Oh wait, now that would be hypocritical looking at each of their teams history! I can see why Sky are one of the only teams who can say they are riding clean because they are the only team without History lol!
Apart from their history of hiring Leinders, Rogers, De Jongh, Knaven, Julich, Arvesen and others with plenty of history. And then there's the Henao case and of course JTL.
A lot of their riders have come from some seriously sketchy teams too. I seem to recall that Barloworld reeked of fish back in the day, Lopez and Kiri came from Movistar, Eisel rode for T-Mobile, Porte for CSC, Viviani came from Liquigas and Knees from Milram. Pate and Wiggins came from Garmin that has employed more former dopers than any other team in the peloton. The latest is Landa, one of the most suspicious from this year's Giro, joining from Clinic favorites Astana.
Lots of history if you connect the dots.
If they develop riders then they are suspicious. If they buy good ones from a dirty team (and all teams are dirty) even more so. So the only way they could be clean is if they sucked. But then they'd be Cannondale-Garmin. Who are also dirty
if you develop a talented rider,there is never a "lets grab a pitchfork" suspicion,just the normal "everybody is on something" suspicion
if you classics specialist pulls on the front,catching elite climbers and patting them on the back you kinda brought it on yourself
samhocking
Garmin Cannondale haven't spent god knows how many millions of lottery funding within a National Team and development program for 16 years with a secret squirral basement of Sports Science that then spawned a road team. Before they started, Brailsford said the data from those 16 years of track success suggests Britain should win Tour de France. Why would you say that before you've started? What reason would you make up a story like that if the real reason was an undetectable doping. You can poo-poo success on the track as not the same, but if that 16 years of success didn't mean anything, why start Team sky with most of the staff from those Olympic cycles? Why would you do that if it was simply a doping solution?
gazr99 said:
Ok got you. Think that's an almost impossible task to calculate, so can't it see it being accounted for, could be wrong though
Exactly. General point was that rider weight is probably at least a +/- 1kg proposition, particularly on a hot day. So squabbling over 66-68 kg is likely for naught.
Piet they don't want facts, they just want you to admit you hate Sky/Britain/The Queen etc etc. Stop being a doubter and support these clean, honest hardworking cyclists.
Well if you've already deduced everyone else is already guilty of doping, what's taking you so long to sort Froome and Sky out? The Contador & Nibali thread didn't seem quite as protracted?
Check the other threads and you'll read the same about Bertie, Piti, Nibbles, Nairito (so far hasn't got too much), so you're wrong if you think that Sky/Froome is being singled out.
It's more like 63-65kg IMO. The bottom line being: I've never been back from a ride heavier than when I started it.
BYOP88
Merckx index said:
They don't call him 'The Machine' for nothing.
LaFlorecita said:
jmdirt said:
red_flanders said:
I didn't realise there were so many talented physiologists on the forum who know how to interpret data like the pros? Also out of curiosity how many riders have actually told the press in the middle of the race their precise weight? I know of riders saying they have lost a few kgs normally before a race or at the start of the season thats it
No one is arguing that others have released exact weights. The point is that without an accurate weight, the numbers Sky released are completely meaningless. They provided the data, so they need to provide proof it's accurate, including rider weight. So either provide the correct weight with proof or admit the data is useless.
The numbers Sky released show less W/kg than the competitors who he beat. Why?
Sky claim a 6% adjustment for the oval chainrings. I have heard the manufacturer says 4-5%. Why 6%?
The weight they released for Froome, 67.5 kg, is higher than Froome himself claims in the Kimmage interview as 66 and in Cyclingnews earlier this year at 66, with presumably more weight to drop. Why the discrepancy?
Strangely, if you put in the correct weight, which I'd put at 65 kg due to weight loss during the Tour and the right adjustment for the chainring, you end up with numbers that probably aren't humanly possible and certainly aren't for Froome in the race conditions of the day.
He said that he DIDN'T adjust for the chain eggs: "Again that's just the power metre and does not include the 6 per cent adjustment (for O-symmetric)."
I really want to see Froome step on a scale on TV (with a third party calibrated scale) because that would either support their data or, support what this thread is saying.
Sky mentioned multiple numbers, 1 being 414W which is what the power meter measured, another being 390W which is the corrected number. So they clearly adjusted the number.
I went back and read it again and in one paragraph he adjusts it, yet in another he doesn't. Yes, that gave me the "which cup is the ball under" feeling.
"That's why it has to be considered when interpreting Chris' power. With his weight hovering around 67.5kg that gives a correct power of 5.78 watts per kilo."
"Again that's just the power metre and does not include the 6 per cent adjustment (for O-symmetric)."
chuckmicD
how does a comment about viagra get deleted on a doping forum? It really does work even though it's not on the banned substances list...sensitive souls on here, I guess.
The Hitch said:
So the difference is, everyone else is maintaining omerta and only saying they are riding clean when asked, yet Team Sky say they are riding clean before they are asked so are obliged to release data to prove it?
In the vastly illogical World of the clinic, saying you're riding clean when asked is fine, but saying you're riding clean when not asked is mightily suspicious and demand threads at least several 1000 pages long of looping discussion going nowhere?
After the extraordinary weird maths you were offering in the Thomas thread, do you really think you are in a position to lecture people about logic?
So are you saying you would believe the man who said he didn't screw your wife when you ask him more than man who says he'll never screw your wife before you ask him? It's a subtle difference, but hardly illogical.
Just missed this. Yeah, what you said . What I was trying to get at is that there's too much quibbling about a kilo or two. +/- 1kg is a pretty decent margin for error.
Agreed, that's why I like the work you guys do to get the estimated power and it adds to the discussion vis-a-vis 6% being a bit of an overcorrection on the o-rings. But on the flip side there's a lot of assumptions being made regarding rolling resistance, drag and wind. I'm no expert but I haven't even seen estimates attempting to correct for barometric pressure.
People here are insulting each other and Brailsford and Kerrison over point estimates for an individual rider on one climb, when I'd think you'd be lucky to be within +/- 0.2 w/kg for a rider on a climb with power meter data. Perhaps you could narrow it down to +/- .1w/kg using the VAM models and the data of several riders for better calibration.
SeriousSam
keeponrollin said:
Bronstein said:
Is there a recording of the kimmage interview?
https://soundcloud.com/offtheball/paul-kimmage-on-chris-froome-team-sky-and-the-2015-tour-de-france
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Great Interview. Kimmage pretty much nails it.
Saul Raisin on Froome
the sceptic
that guy is going to get hell if Michelle Hound ever reads that
Denominator no, numerator yes.
The numerator which is the power calculation has to take it into account because you need power to drag that weight.
SeriousSam said:
+1. Some can digress all they want, but he sums it up.
BradCantona
So Brailsford is proved right all along - it was utterly pointless releasing data, because people will see what they want to see from it
The treatment of Froome has been dusgusting the last few days. I think he's handled it exceptionally well personally
I want to see dopers named and shamed. But this lynch mentality is out of hand and I think actually damages the credibility of those seeking the truth about performance
BradCantona said:
Froome is only getting what he deserves. He is the biggest fraud in cycling history and him and Team Sky have been insulting everyones intelligence with their lies for the past 4 years.
I hope Team Sky get busted soon so we can get back to watching some real cycling.
If they actually wanted to provide evidence Froome is performing on pan y agua, they wouldn't release doctored *** drawn from a black box with zero transparency. They'd release raw data, and they'd have done it years ago.
Instead, they conjured up a number for the Guardian, the Telegraph, the BBC, the Daily Mail and the Sun to cheer about. It worked, they are now writing how it proves Froome is extraordinary as British athletes tend to be, but normal and clean, and the French/the internet pseudo scientists are just salty.
Saint Unix
It's pointless to release a fraction of the relevant data of the stage after spending significant time massaging it to make it seem more human, yes. It's not nearly enough and it's not correct data. There were only two remarkable pieces of information taken from the data.
1) Froome's max HR changed yet again. For a team that's all about details, they haven't even got a clue what their star rider's max heart rate is.
2) Sky felt the need to play with the numbers and factor in every tiny variable they could find to force the W/kg down to a minimum, even if that meant getting it entirely wrong in relation to the riders and teams that actually have uploaded relevant data.
Release everything and everyone will rejoice. Even just upload the stage on Strava. Something other than "Here's the average cadence. Happy?No? But transparency!!!!11!"
Escarabajo said:
For the estimated power in the numerator you can add half of a bottle plus the bike weight. Assume your body is at equilibrium like Merkx Index explained:
Numerator = Power required to drag the naked human weight+ half a bottle + weight of bike
Denominator = Weight of the human with balls hanging out.
Numerator also contains the power to break the wind and overcome friction with pavement.
Is it better??
I think Vayer was on BBC radio 5 today. Wonder if there will be a recording.
red_flanders
No. They released limited and fudged numbers and claim transparency. It's just like when they released everything but the pre-Vuelta data and then asked, literally, "What more can we do?"
You could actually be transparent. But of course they can't be, because obvious doping is obvious.
snccdcno
Pierre Sallet was on 5 live.
This is the recording http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b062djhm#play
Not listened to it yet outside of the beginning and end to get the time stamp, but the Great British public did not seem to like Dr Sallet!
the sceptic said:
Yet another post that implies that only Sky and Froome are dirty.


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The period of optimism quickly morphed, however, into a period of political transition and upheaval. The Nabiha Khamsa movement, then the advent of women's suffrage, opened the door to greater political participation across a spectrum of local society. It was my job to cover this change in the newspaper and I still remember the day I stood with my Kuwaiti female friends for hours in a long queue of women voters in Rawda when they cast their ballots for the first time ever. I watched as they ululated and cried with joy at this momentous event and celebrated along with them.
But the cries of joys quickly merged into disappointment and disgruntlement when change and development did not occur as quickly as hoped. Instead, protest after protest led to parliamentary dissolution and Cabinet resignations and reshuffles. Kuwait Times reported it all, doing our utmost best to remain objective and give all sides equal voice in our pages. We believed in the larger project – the building of Kuwait's future – and we still do.
Ultimately, the domestic political turmoil settled as Kuwait and the rest of the Gulf turned their attention first to the global economic meltdown and then to the tumultuous Arab Spring. In 2009, I left the newspaper to take a break, but returned again at the end of 2013. In the nearly eight years since, Kuwait has witnessed another round of incredible and world-altering events.
None of us who lived here in 2015 or care about Kuwait and its people will ever forget the heartbreaking tragedy of the bombing of the Imam Sadiq mosque in Kuwait City during Ramadan. I toured the mosque after the bombing and wrote about that terrible day. But I also wrote about how Kuwaitis from all segments of society as well as residents came out in a show of strength and unity and refused to be cowed by hate and violence.
None of us could have foreseen the coming of the global pandemic in early 2020, but Kuwait Times worked day and night to provide coverage and all the news and information our readers needed to stay informed in those early, dark days. I'm proud to say that I led the charge in bolstering our digital channels to build the places where readers could find the information and news they needed during the crisis.
Today, Kuwait Times marks 60 years of journalism in Kuwait. Sixty years of hard work and dedication and recording Kuwait's history, its leadership and national days, pioneering development, crises, successes and triumphs. I am honored and grateful to have had the opportunity to serve Kuwait's journalism for the greater part of 17 years and feel lucky to have worked at Kuwait Times, recording parts of this incredible country's journey, to have been witness to Kuwait's history in the making.
jamie etheridge
Kuwait Times celebrates 60 years since its founding


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Keywords: Bicytopenia, blood monitoring, clozapine
Faye AD, Kirpekar VC, Tadke R, Gawande S, Bhave SH. Clozapine-induced bicytopenia: An unusual side effect. Indian J Pharmacol 2018;50:88-90
Faye AD, Kirpekar VC, Tadke R, Gawande S, Bhave SH. Clozapine-induced bicytopenia: An unusual side effect. Indian J Pharmacol [serial online] 2018 [cited 2022 Jan 19];50:88-90. Available from: https://www.ijp-online.com/text.asp?2018/50/2/88/236304
Clozapine is an atypical antipsychotic agent used for treating patients with resistant type of schizophrenia [1] and many other psychotic spectrum illnesses. Among various side effects, agranulocytosis is a rare (prevalence - 0.8%), but life-threatening adverse drug reaction that can occur in some patients. Agranulocytosis is considered when the granulocyte count is <0.5 × 103/μl, whereas leukopenia means a total leukocyte count (TLC) of <3.5 × 103/μl. The etiology can be variable including immune mediated, because of idiosyncratic reactions (type B) or due to suppression of hematopoietic precursors with prolonged administration of the drug.[2] Agranulocytosis makes patient susceptible to other infections because of impairment in the immunity. Literature shows only a few case reports of clozapine-induced pancytopenia [3],[4] and still less literature is available for the occurrence of bicytopenia (reduced red blood cells [RBCs] and white blood cells [WBC]) due to clozapine. Pancytopenia is a medical condition in which there is a reduction in platelets and the number of WBCs and RBCs. If any two parameters (e.g., platelets and RBCs or WBC and RBCs) from complete blood count (CBC) are low, the condition can be termed as "bicytopenia." The clinical and diagnostic approach to bicytopenia is the same as that for pancytopenia. This is a rare case report of bicytopenia caused by clozapine.
A 56-year-old male presented to a medical emergency department with complaints of high-grade fever, altered behavior in the form of irrelevant talk, agitation, and irritability with fluctuating orientation for 2 days.
The patient was a known case of undifferentiated schizophrenia as per International Classification of Diseases, 10th edition since past 24 years and was on regular treatment with good compliance since the start of treatment. Initial symptoms of the patient included suspicion against family members that they will harm him, muttering and gesticulating to self, aggressive and abusive behavior, reduced sleep, and disinhibited behavior for which he was treated with electroconvulsive therapy and psychotropic medication during initial period. The patient improved in a few weeks and continued the treatment as advised by the psychiatrist. The patient had aggravation of symptoms while on medication multiple times mostly without any precipitating factors during the course of illness. Since 24 years, the patient had been prescribed various antipsychotic medications including trifluperazine, risperidone, and olanzapine in adequate doses and for adequate duration. Quetiapine was prescribed in low doses for agitation whenever required as per the response. In spite of being compliant to the treatment, the patient never improved to a premorbid level and some residual symptoms would always remain. The patient had been admitted under psychiatrist's care for three times due to aggravation of symptoms despite being compliant in the past few years before he was considered to be a case of resistant schizophrenia and prescribed tablet clozapine with normal baseline CBC and weekly counts were advised. Dose was gradually increased to reach up to 200 mg in 2 weeks along with continuation of risperidone 4 mg in divided doses. Patient showed partial improvement in symptoms after 2 weeks of treatment and improvement was increasing slowly.
Within 30 days of starting clozapine, the patient presented to the casualty with above symptoms suggestive of some organicity. The patient also had urinary complaints (urgency and frequency). Neuroimaging revealed no abnormality, but urine examination showed plenty of pus cells. Urine and blood culture revealed infection with Klebsiella pneumonia with signs suggestive of cystitis on ultrasonography. His serum potassium levels were low (2.57 mEq/L) with deranged kidney and liver functions. Patients' CBC revealed low hemoglobin of 7.6 g% and TLC of 400/mm 3 (differential count could not be done due to low leukocyte count) with 3.47 mil/ul RBCs. His platelet count was normal (3.42 lakh/mm 3). Bone marrow biopsy was suggestive of "depressed granulopoiesis and erythropoiesis with hypoplastic anemia." Patient was negative for antinuclear antibodies and his cardiac functioning in echocardiography was within normal limits. There were no abnormalities in other blood investigations. The patient was treated in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) with antibiotic drugs, adequate hydration, supportive treatment, and other measures. Clozapine was stopped immediately, risperidone dose was increased to 6 mg (divided doses), and aripiprazole was added in 5 mg dose that was later increased. Patients' blood investigation charting was done, and there was improving trend in blood counts. Slowly patients' hemoglobin increased to 9.4 g/dl at the end of 3 weeks. TLC found increased in subsequent testing, and at the end of 3 weeks, it was 6900/mm 3 with absolute neutrophil count (ANC) 5796/mm 3. RBC count increased to 4.3 mil/ul at the time of discharge. Serum potassium level became normal within few days of admission. There was no growth on urine and blood culture on repeat testing.
When the patient was discharged, dose of aripiprazole was increased to 30 mg in the next few days along with risperidone 6 mg. The patient showed aggravation of symptoms within a week of stopping clozapine but again reported improvement after increasing the dose of aripiprazole.
Though rare, clozapine has been known to cause hematological side effects such as agranulocytosis, neutropenia, leukocytosis, eosinophilia, and thrombocytopenia. Literature shows that around 2.7% of the patients receiving clozapine can develop neutropenia, with <1% developing agranulocytosis. About 50%–80% of the cases occur within 18 weeks of starting the drug.[5] This patient developed hematological side effects within 30 days of starting clozapine. It is recommended that baseline TLC and ANC should be performed before prescribing clozapine to the patient and it should be repeated later every week for the first 6 months, fortnightly for the next 6 months, and monthly thereafter as per the guidelines. Literature shows different reports in the past few years demonstrating the fact that agranulocytosis and neutropenia can be prevented with strict hematologic surveillance.[6] The patient in this case report had normal WBC (7400/mm 3) and ANC (4900/mm 3) count at baseline initially and was advised follow-up and blood counts weekly. The differential count in between was normal (TLC 5600/mm 3 and ANC 3200/mm 3) and the patient was due for follow-up. Clozapine is categorized under schedule "H" drug in India as per the notification by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (Department of Health) in 2006,[7] and it is easy to get clozapine even without blood counts. Many patients with resistant schizophrenia show a good response to clozapine; this patient also showed improvement in symptoms after around 2 weeks of treatment with no major side effects except mild sedation and salivation. The patient did not develop any symptom suggestive of low WBC count during a month of treatment until he presented to the medical emergency department for fever and delirium. Low granulocytes increase the risk of infection due to reduced immunity which might be the reason for developing K. pneumonia infection in this patient. It is a well-known fact that this infection usually occurs in patients who are hospitalized (especially in the ICU), in immunocompromised conditions such as alcoholism and diabetes mellitus, on antimicrobial (antibiotic) therapy, with the use of invasive medical procedures for prolonged period, practice of inadequate infection control, severe medical or surgical illness, and after major surgical procedures.
There are many case reports of agranulocytosis due to clozapine improving within few days/weeks after stopping the drug. Very few case reports are available about pancytopenia caused by clozapine improving subsequently with stoppage of drug. We found reduced RBCs and WBCs but normal platelet count. Literature also shows very few studies reporting incidence of thrombocytopenia associated with clozapine.[8],[9] This patient showed improvement after stopping clozapine in the next 3 weeks. Usually, psychiatrists tend to monitor WBCs and ANC (as per the guidelines) when they start clozapine to any patient, but in some patients, intermittent assessment of other blood cells is also necessary to detect or prevent serious side effects such as pancytopenia or bicytopenia.
After starting clozapine if the WBC count subsequently drops to <3000/mm 3 or the neutrophil count falls to <1500/mm 3, clozapine needs to be stopped.[6] In this patient, bicytopenia was identified after 30 days of clozapine therapy, and no blood counts were done during this period except normal differential count once (in 30 days) so such monitoring could not be done.
Usually, the recovery of blood dyscrasia occurs after 4 weeks of stopping clozapine.[4] This patient recovered completely from clozapine-induced bicytopenia within 3-week period. It is important to monitor blood counts in each patient receiving clozapine at baseline as well as subsequently on follow-up as per the guidelines to prevent any serious consequences.
Clozapine-induced bicytopenia, though extremely rare, can be life threatening and it is important to monitor CBC periodically besides regular assessment of granulocytes and neutrophil count for early detection of the condition. This is a rare case of clozapine-induced bicytopenia which developed within a month of starting clozapine and complicated by K. pneumonia infection (systemic). Patient improved within 3 weeks of stopping clozapine along with medical line of management (antibiotics, supportive treatment, and ICU care).
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Whiskey E, Taylor D. Restarting clozapine after neutropenia: Evaluating the possibilities and practicalities. CNS Drugs 2007;21:25-35.
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Jovanović N, Lovretić V, Kuzman MR. The use of electroconvulsive therapy and general anaesthesia in catatonic schizophrenia complicated by clozapine-induced pancytopenia-case report. Psychiatr Danub 2014;26:285-7.
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Jagadheesan K, Agarwal SK, Nizamie SH. Clozapine-induced thrombocytopenia: A pilot study. Hong Kong J Psychiatry 2003;13:12-5.
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The winter's call is the raptor's cry.
Our windowpanes are caked in hoar.
We listen to the night wind roar.
Upon the updrafts snow owls soar.
That chills our being to its core.
It chills our being to its core.
Our windowpanes are caked with hoar.
Where winter's call is the raptor's cry.
Turn once more toward the earth.
And life again shall have its worth.
Our renascence has now begun!
For dark has lost and light has won!
And life again shall find its worth.
Darkness has risen, light has won!
Spring shall offer us no dearth.
Turn again toward our Earth.
Shining through the greenwood bough.
Where the furrow met the plow.
Sing the year in, bravely sing!
To the eaves that they embow.
Now the winter sun's returning.
Originally published in The Flea, No. XII, Saturday, 15 January 2011 at http://www.the-flea.com/Issue12/index.html and reprinted in The Book of Forms, A Handbook of Poetics, Including Odd and Invented Forms, Revised and Expanded Fourth Edition, by Lewis Putnam Turco, Hanover, NH: University Press of New England, 2011 • 384 pp. 3 illus. 5 x 7 1/2" Reference & Bibliography / Poetry $27.95 Paper, 978-1-61168-035-5; Available from Amazon.com.


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Author: Colin Brake
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Roots: There are references to Children's Ward, Blade Runner, Changing Rooms, The Chronicles of Narnia, Steps, S Club 7, Doom, Aliens, Jurassic Park, Star Trek, The X-Files, Babylon 5 and the works of Jules Verne. Anji reads Today magazine. The chapter titles are all film titles.
Goofs: Why don't the Kulan just contact their fleet from Earth? (Surely Kulan technology is sophisticated enough to detect radio transmissions?). It is never explained why Dave has Kulan DNA [the Kulan have visited Earth before], but it is suggested that not all humans share this. This being the case, it stretches credulity to suggest that Menhira managed to accidentally inject the DNA-altering agent into the one human who has a better chance than most of surviving it.
Since the note in the Doctor's pocket simply says "Meet me in St. Louis', February 8th 2001", why is he so certain that it is supposed to be in London? Why can't it mean the St. Louis in Missouri? [Admittedly, the apostrophe after St. Louis suggests that St. Louis is somewhere other than the city, but it still doesn't follow that it has to be in London].
Continuity: The Kulan are humanoid and have two hearts, purplish-red blood, and skin which is more translucent than that of humans. They also have sharper hearing, thicker skulls, and are more durable than humans, Fray'kon surviving a fall that would have killed a human without sustaining injury. (They also seem to have vulnerable reproductive organs in the same place as humans). No female Kulan are seen. They use mental power to control their ships, which is apparently akin to low-level telepathy, and may use magnetic induction as a power source. The evaluation team members have managed not only to learn English, but also to use colloquialisms and mimic human body language. They are aggressive but not overtly militaristic; nevertheless, having long ago exhausted the resources of their homeworld (which is never named) they are dedicated to economic warfare, taking over planets to plunder their resources (this usually involves attacking major population centres with nuclear weapons prior to actual invasion). Their society is divided into military and religious classes and the economists. A representative from each makes up the Council of Three, which commands missions. In the past, Kulan society was dominated by powerful ruling families, who used to fight amongst themselves; although officially Kulan no longer kill other Kulan, the fleet vessels tend to be owned by particular families, as a result of which the entire fleet's weaponry is controlled from the flagship to prevent the possibility of betrayal.
Invasions are based on the reports of a small evaluation team, which contains representatives from the military and economic classes. Prior to invasion, troops are kept in cryogenic suspension on board the fleet. The Evaluation team crash-landed on Earth in Norway in 1998, whereupon they set about aiding Frenchman Pierre-Yves Dudoin's attempt to be the first privately funded man into space. Due to the bloodthirsty nature of the highest-ranking survivor Fray'kon, several members of the team instead decided to aid America Arthur Tyler III's rival attempt, so that they could contact the fleet first and recommend against invasion. They attempt to create a serum that can alter the genetic structure of the humans so that they can operate Kulan control systems, although this is fairly unsuccessful. They may have visited Earth before, since Anji's boyfriend Dave has partially Kulan DNA [see 'Goofs']. On their homeworld, they enjoy recreational climbing. They are aware of the Daleks and the Sontaran/Rutan war, and have also heard legends of a Martian empire (suggesting that the Ice Warriors controlled a large area of space at one time). The Kulan fleet recently attacked a Chelonian colony and were repelled, loosing that fleet's Council of Three in the process. It is also implied that Sa'Motta knows the Doctor by reputation.
The Doctor solves the problem of finding the St. Louis referred to in his note by buying the Bar Galactic between Holborn and Covent Garden in London and changing its name to The St. Louis' Bar and Restaurant - once he meets Fitz, he gives it to its manager 'Sheff'. His eyes are blue-green.
Prior to its destruction, the TARDIS had a zero-G shower. It finally regenerates properly, and has redesigned its control room [which is now a compromise between the old control room and the gothic control room that debuted in The TV Movie]. The Control Room is now hexagonal and contains four alcoves, two on either side of the main doors and the interior door. One contains filing cabinets and chests, another leads to the library, the third contains a laboratory, and the fourth contains a kitchen (which looks out onto a English countryside vista and is an exact replica of the kitchen in the Doctor's house in Kent). The Doctor instinctively knows how to fly the Ship, but can't remember how to navigate. He finds his [spare] sonic screwdriver inside [see The Turing Test]. The TARDIS telepathic circuits allow Anji to read Kulan writing.
Anji Kapoor is a 28-year-old futures analyst. She is a third-generation Indian immigrant born in England and was raised as a Hindu, although she seldom goes to temple. She left home at 17, stifled by her family's antiquated attitudes towards women, and went to university, where she took Rape Defence classes. She has brother named Rezaul, who is five years her junior. She dislikes boats. She is considering having children prior to her joining the TARDIS crew, which she does accidentally after the death of her boyfriend Dave Young. The Doctor promises to try and return her home.
Compassion briefly appears [with Nivet on board] to drop Fitz off in London, between paragraphs at the end of The Ancestor Cell. She drops him off two days early, on the 6th of February.
Fitz knows of the Doctor's house in Kent. Sam has told him about regeneration, although he remains somewhat sceptical about it. As a child he used to listen to the Glums in Take it From Here, and also to the adventures of Dick Barton.
Fitz believes that Gallifrey has not only been destroyed, but also completely removed from history [whether this is true or not remains a subject of debate - the fact that his memory of Gallifrey seems to be disappearing supports this, but it would seem to be contradicted by the existence of future Time Lords in Father Time].
There have been "recent setbacks" in both the American and European space programmes.
There is a reference to the programme Professor X, in which Dave played a Cybertron during one of the last serials. The programme was cancelled in 1989 after 25 years on television.
Control is head of the Alien Intelligence branch of the CIA, which has its European head office in Brussels. He routinely has cars left around the city for the use of his agents [he presumably does this in other cities also].
Links: The strangely familiar television programme Professor X was first mentioned in No Future. The Doctor vaguely remembers having a floppy felt hat, which is of course the fourth Doctor's. There are references to the Vega Station (Demontage), and the Doctor's trip on board the Atlantis in Father Time. The Doctor recognises Perivale (Survival) and remembers wearing a "crown of thorns" (The TV Movie). Control returns having last appeared in The King of Terror, with several references to UNIT and the Jex and Canavitchi. There is mention of the Chelonians, who first appeared in The Highest Science. Whilst on Earth, the Doctor watched Nightshade (Nightshade). He vaguely recalls his first two incarnations. He finds the fourth Doctor's yo-yo in the TARDIS, plus some mercury [for the fluid links - The Daleks]. He speculates that he could be from the 49th century, which is an in-joke to dialogue in the Pilot Episode. The final scene pays homage to the end of episode one of An Unearthly Child.
Location: Brussels, Oxford, and the Kulan flagship in orbit around Earth, from 6th to 12th February 2001.
Unrecorded Adventures: The Doctor helped King Baudouin with the opening of the Atomium in Brussels. He (briefly) remembers meeting Napoleon.
The Bottom Line: Generic B-movie fare, packed to the hilt with clichés. The restoration of the TARDIS is a total anticlimax, relegated almost to the status of a passing mention, and the Kulan are unmemorable. All in all, a disappointing end to the Caught On Earth arc.


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Jean-Laurent Cochet, né le  à Romainville (Seine-Saint-Denis) et mort le  à , est un metteur en scène, professeur d'art dramatique et comédien français, principalement actif au théâtre.

Biographie
Ancien élève du Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique (promotion 1959) Jean-Laurent Cochet fut pensionnaire de la Comédie-Française de 1959 à 1964 (par la suite, il y monte une douzaine de pièces).

Depuis 1963, il a signé plus de 150 mises en scène de théâtre, et joué plus de 300 rôles.

En 1965, il ouvre un cours d'art dramatique : le cours Cochet. Pierre Delavène en assure la direction depuis 2006. En 2013, l'école de théâtre s'appelle désormais le cours Cochet-Delavene.

En outre, il fit des apparitions remarquées, dans l'émission Italiques au côté d'Evelyne Ker et Au théâtre ce soir.

Au cinéma, il a notamment joué dans Fort Saganne et Mille milliards de dollars.

Il a enseigné le théâtre à l'ICES de La Roche-sur-Yon, en Vendée, pendant plusieurs années. Il a également dispensé des cours pendant plusieurs années avec Pierre Delavène au théâtre Jacques Cœur, de Lattes près de Montpellier.

Jean-Laurent Cochet meurt du Covid-19 le  à l'hôpital Bichat de Paris à l'âge de 85 ans.

Filmographie

Cinéma
 1982 : Mille milliards de dollars d'Henri Verneuil : Hartmann
 1984 : Fort Saganne d'Alain Corneau : Bertozza

Télévision

Téléfilms

Série télévisée
 Haute tension
 1989 : Eaux troubles d'Alain Bonnot
 Julie Lescaut
 1993 : Harcèlements de Caroline Huppert
 1993 : Police des viols de Caroline Huppert

Au théâtre ce soir

Théâtre

Comédien

Metteur en scène

Élèves

Publications
 Mon rêve avait raison, Pygmalion, 1998
 L'art et la technique du comédien, Pygmalion, 2010

Distinctions

Décorations
  (2006)
  (2010)

Récompenses
 1975 : Trophée Béatrix Dussane
 1984 : Prix du Brigadier pour sa compagnie au Théâtre Hébertot

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Site officiel du Cours Cochet-Delavène

Naissance en janvier 1935
Naissance dans le département de la Seine
Naissance à Romainville
Élève du Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique
Élève du cours Simon
Acteur français de cinéma
Acteur ayant incarné Napoléon Bonaparte
Metteur en scène français
Troupe de la Comédie-Française
Lauréat du prix du Brigadier
Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur
Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres
Décès en avril 2020
Décès à l'hôpital Bichat
Décès à 85 ans
Mort de la maladie à coronavirus 2019 en France
Personnalité inhumée au cimetière parisien de Bagneux

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Chris Gayle Wins Defamation Case in Australia
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CHRIS Gayle prevailed in his defamation case against Fairfax Media, after a four-person jury in the New South Wales Supreme Court found that there was insufficient evidence to prove he exposed himself to a massage therapist in a Sydney dressing room during the 2015 World Cup.
Chris Gayle
After deliberating for a little less than two hours, the jury concluded that Fairfax Media — which publishes The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and the Canberra Times — had not justified its January 2016 report of the allegation on either the basis of truth or of qualified privilege, which weighs up the public interest value of published information and whether or not the media outlet acted reasonably.
The massage therapist who made the allegation, Leanne Russell, testified in court last week that she cried uncontrollably after Gayle pulled down his towel to expose himself while saying "is this what you're looking for?" during a training session at Drummoyne Oval. Both Gayle and his teammate Dwayne Smith gave evidence denying that the episode took place.
Russell had contacted the sports editor of the Age, Chloe Saltau, to tell her story after she saw the infamous interview of Gayle by the broadcaster Mel McLaughlin in January 2016. Russell also said that the incident with Gayle had followed another, when Smith had sent her a text message saying "sexy" while she had been giving him a massage.
Speaking for Gayle, barrister Bruce McClintock said Russell had been "bitter" and "vengeful" in targeting Gayle. Russell, who now works as an executive assistant for the AFL, stated in her evidence that she had wanted to take a stand for women in sport.
"I was sick of being treated that way," Russell said in evidence. "I was someone who had forged my career in sport. I would never be as successful as I would be if I was a man."
Russell had made a verbal complaint at the time to the West Indies team manager Richie Richardson, who had then sent an email to the team requesting them to "please at all times, treat her in a respectable and professional way". In his evidence, Gayle had insisted the incident "did not happen".
After the verdict was read out, Gayle spoke of his relief outside court.
"I'm a good man," he said. "I'm not guilty."
Following the verdict, Fairfax Media indicated concerns with the conduct of the case and that the company would be considering an appeal.
"Fairfax Media is concerned with the conduct of the trial to the extent that on Friday it sought an order that the jury be discharged and a new trial ordered," a spokesperson said.
"The Judge [Justice Lucy McCallum] accepted that the jury had been misled in a way that prejudiced Fairfax, but declined to discharge the jury. Fairfax believes that it did not get a fair trial. It is seriously considering its appeal rights."
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