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Author Archives: Tom Moore
About Tom Moore
TOM MOORE is from Baltimore and writes on sports for Press Box, and he previously served as a columnist for The Baltimore Examiner on many topics related to Baltimore and Maryland. Described by many as a 'Renaissance man,' Mr. Moore has hosted the weekly radio program The Tom Moore Show on AM 680 WCBM since 2003, and sings in a jazz/standards band, which released its first record in 2010, "Restless Journey" available on I-Tunes. Mr. Moore has also acted on stage in local theaters and on TV programs such as the NetFlix series "House of Cards" and HBO's "The Wire." An NCLL Final Four lacrosse player at the University of Richmond, Moore transferred to, then graduated from the University of Maryland in 2000 with a degree in Journalism. From 2000-2002, he worked as a producer for ABC Radio WMAL in Washington, DC where he was part of the station's 2001 Edward R. Murrow Award-winning news team. A busy Maryland attorney (known better as Thomas Maronick Jr.) by day, Moore is a lifelong baseball, football and lacrosse fan and may be reached at tommooreradio@yahoo.com
Elias Silences Birds' Bats, Mariners Take 4-2 Win
Posted on May 21, 2015 by Tom Moore
BALTIMORE— The Seattle Mariners may have only one ace on their staff in Felix Hernandez, but in his fourth career start against Baltimore, 26 year-old Cuban lefty Roenis Elias sure resembled the King with a dominating performance that withstood a 9th inning comeback attempt by the Orioles. In 7 2/3 innings Elias allowed only one run on six hits, with a befuddling change-up that kept Baltimore off-balance the whole evening. It wasn't until there were two outs in the 8th inning that Baltimore even had a real threat, and it was […]
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O's Cut Magic Number to 1 in Tense Win Over Blue Jays
Posted on September 16, 2014 by Tom Moore
BALTIMORE – With a combination of strong pitching and just enough offense, the Orioles moved within one game of their first AL East Division title since 1997 with a 5-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. With a win in Tuesday's contest, the O's would be able to celebrate at home, which they were not able to at any point during their last playoff appearance in 2012. "It's pretty special to be coming here tomorrow to have a chance to do that," said Showalter. "I've had a lot of sleepless nights […]
Inspired O's Rally in 9th to Beat Yanks in Jeter Farewell Game
BALTIMORE – In a game that began with Navy parachutists landing in Camden Yards, War of 1812 re-enactors marching into the outfield, a massive replica flag and a touching ceremony for retiring Yankee Derek Jeter, the final game in Baltimore for the Yankees in 2014 would be one to remember. The Orioles, down 2-1 in the 9th had three hits from the four batters who faced Yankees closer David Robertson to win a pitcher's duel 3-2 on Kelly Johnson's RBI double. The win, with a loss by the Toronto Blue Jays […]
Cruz, Davis Lead HR Assault on NY, but Night Soured by Machado's Injury
Posted on August 12, 2014 by Tom Moore
BALTIMORE– A day after being shut down by St. Louis Cardinals' pitching, the Orioles found their home run stroke once again with sluggers Chris Davis and Nelson Cruz each connecting on two-run homers, and Jonathan Schoop adding a three-run blast to lead the Birds to an 11-3 victory over the New York Yankees – but on a day that Manny Machado joined a suddenly growing injury list. Monday's game pit the teams in different roles from what each had been usually accustomed: the Orioles entered leading the division by six […]
O's Fans Should Appreciate Derek Jeter's Legacy
Posted on July 14, 2014 by Tom Moore
BALTIMORE—The Orioles faced the New York Yankees Sunday in one of the final occasions in which retiring shortstop Derek Jeter will stand in the Camden Yards batter's box. Come next year fans won't have a chance to see the player many call the greatest shortstop of his generation – and one of the greatest ever – again. Yet the Camden ovation for Jeter in his first at-bat was muted – a collection of appreciative cheers from some of the baseball fans including a large turnout of Yankee fans, as well […]
Bullpen Implodes as O's Home Woes Continue
Posted on June 29, 2014 by Tom Moore
BALTIMORE—With the Toronto losing to the Chicago White Sox Sunday, the Orioles had a huge chance to pick up a game in the close AL East race in which they entered the day just 1.5 games back of the East-leading Blue Jays. Yet, a short starting performance by Miguel Gonzalez, followed by a spectacular bullpen collapse led to a 12-7 loss as the Orioles continued a frustrating trend of playing poorly at home against statistically-lesser opponents, and playing poorly at home in general, where they are now just 19-21 on […]
Norris Shines as O's Shut Out Red Sox
Posted on June 9, 2014 by Tom Moore
BALTIMORE — If you are the Baltimore Orioles, and your starting pitching has been mostly bad of late, with many of your starters having trouble getting out of even the third inning, you probably look to the one starter who has been consistently reliable to try to turn the tide against the always-tough Boston Red Sox. That would be Bud Norris, and against the Sox Monday, Norris delivered a gem of a game to the tune of eight shutout innings to help the Orioles to a much-needed 4-0 win. Norris […]
How the Tigers Outclass the O's (& the Rest of MLB): It's Science
BALTIMORE—The Detroit Tigers win, and win a lot. In their recent road sweep of the Orioles, the Tigers won two games convincingly, and one on a blown save, but it is the intricacies of how the Tigers did it that is simply fascinating. The Tigers win, put simply, through science. I spoke with Tigers' Performance Director Dr. George Carlo about the team's performance protocols, and the differences are nothing short of startling from what other teams do. The Tigers manage, effectively, nearly every aspect of a player's day, from diet […]
Tigers Tame O's Bats Again, Despite Gutsy Performance from Norris
BALTIMORE – Despite a valiant pitching effort, the Orioles stumbled again this season against the Detroit Tigers in a series-opening 4-1 loss, in a game which featured the ejection of starter Bud Norris, and a benches-clearing incident in the 8th. Perhaps a tight duel should have been expected for a battle between two smoking-hot division leaders, though not necessarily a pitching duel, considering that each team has one of the best lineups in all of baseball, but only the Tigers have had the pitching to consistently match. But Monday's contest […]
O's Early Struggles Seem All Too Familiar
Posted on April 28, 2014 by Tom Moore
Despite a middling, 12-12 start to the 2014 season, the Orioles have managed to stay in tight contention in the AL East, but all-too-familiar problems could threaten to set them back without important changes. Last year's Orioles were in the playoff mirror for much of the season, buoyed by the spectacular season of Chris Davis in which the first baseman led the Major Leagues in home runs and RBI. Yet that team couldn't get over the proverbial hump when consistent problems of poor starting pitching, overuse and tiring of the […]
O's Gloves, Bats Waste Tillman's Stellar Effort
BALTIMORE -Despite a terrific start from ace Chris Tillman in which the starter did not yield an earned run, the Orioles' bats were hushed by Toronto Blue Jays escape artist/5th starter Dustin McGowan who kept the Birds off the board despite multiple threats, in a 2-0 shutout loss. Tillman's strong outing saw him throw 105 pitches, 65 for strikes, through eight full innings in which he allowed just three hits with six strikeouts. Tillman consistently stymied the lineup of Jays mashers including Edwin Encarnacion and Jose Bautista, changing speeds, working […]
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O's lose another tight one to New York on Yanks' 9th-inning rally
The Orioles, all season, have had trouble closing out games by allowing opponents to creep back in games they have led into the late innings. That problem, which cost them in Tuesday's game in which they gave away a 4-1 run 6th inning lead, came to a head again in a game the O's led into the 6th inning. Tonight, it was Robinson Cano's 9th inning go-ahead solo blast, followed by a triple off the wall from Curtis Granderson (both off reliever Tommy Hunter) who later came into score to […]
O's stumble in finale, can't complete sweep of Chicago
Posted on September 9, 2013 by Tom Moore
The Orioles, after a paltry 3-6 road trip drove them to the fringe of the playoff discussion, quickly rebounded with three consecutive home wins against the struggling Chicago White Sox, losers of nine straight coming into Sunday's finale, bringing the O's to within one game of the AL Wild Card. "It's nice to know that in other people's opinion we're back in playoff contention," quipped O's general manager Dan Duquette before the game. But just when it seemed the Orioles might be putting together a nice end-of-season run, the team […]
Bullpen, lack of clutch hits threaten to sink Birds
The Orioles, when they have been good the past few years – the end of 2011, 2012, and the first half of 2013 – have gone on runs. The runs have been five and six game stretches where the team packs on the wins. But just as Boston and Tampa got white hot this season, and Cleveland and Kansas City discovered this wonderful thing called "how to win games" and Oakland and Texas picked up right where they were last year, the O's have turned downward. This season, sadly, has […]
Feldman, backed by Davis and Jones, leads O's to rubber match win
The return on the Orioles' mid-season trade for right-handed pitcher Scott Feldman had been minimal at best coming into the team's Sunday showdown against the Colorado Rockies Sunday. However, with a lot of help from Adam Jones and Chris Davis, Feldman did not disappoint in the 7-2 Orioles win. Entering the rubber match of the three-game series with a just 5.18 ERA and a losing (2-3) record since joining the Orioles on July 2nd, Feldman was mostly strong in a 6 2/3 inning, five hit, 101 pitch performance. A 15-hit […]
Chen, Davis lift O's over 'Stros
On a night when the Orioles desperately needed a win, the team turned to their 'old reliable,' starter Wei-Yin Chen, and he mostly delivered. Having dipped five games behind the division-leading and red-hot Tampa Bay Rays, Chen gave the Orioles 7 1/3 solid innings, allowing just three earned runs on six hits with nine strikeouts and one walk on a career high 119 pitches. "That was the most pitches I have thrown in the US," said Chen through an interpreter, "But I feel really strong, really good today." The game […]
Jim Johnson is the O's "Tall Man;" now he just needs the theme music
Some of the best in baseball have nicknames. Some just have cool names, like former '80's Oakland A's pitcher Tom Tellmann, whose name sounds like a fairy tale character, or the palindrome club of Toby Harrah, Mark Salas, Robb Nen, and Dave Otto amongst others – whose names spell the same thing forward and backward. But it is the nicknames that tend to stick, like "Shoeless" Joe Jackson, or Stan "The Man" Musial, Ted "The Splendid Splinter" Williams, and most especially Baltimore's own George Herman "Babe" Ruth, not to forget […]
On PEDs, baseball needs to set the record(s) straight
With Ryan Braun's suspension for 65 games by Major League Baseball, finally a major player is facing significant time for using PEDs, and this will be a sign of things to come. Hopefully that also means changing a few records along the way. There have been others who have been suspended here and there, like Melky Cabrera, then of the San Francisco Giants, for 50 games. But Braun is different. Although Cabrera won a World Series title, part of a team accomplishment, Braun won an individual award, the league MVP. […]
Rangers have been an O's nemesis over the years
"It is hit high, it is hit deep, and it is GONE! A home run!" This familiar phrase isn't just a paraphrase of Yankee radio announcer John Sterling's famous home run call, but also a familiar soundtrack to when the Texas Rangers have come to bat against Oriole pitching over the years. Sure, the Orioles did beat a reeling Rangers team in the Wild Card round of the playoffs last season, but sadly that win was something of a rarity in the series. The Rangers have quietly become a major […]
Wei-Yin to the rescue – starter provides a spark, and some hope
The return engagement of Orioles pitcher Wei-Yin Chen from a long disabled list stint provided a crucial salve to the Orioles' wounds and a touch of hope after a dismal stretch in which the team lost six of eight games. Chen was very strong in the O's 6-1 win against the Texas Rangers, with glimpses of his 2012 form to boot, holding the Rangers to just three hits, with four strikeouts and only one run allowed in seven innings of work. Chen did something so few Orioles starters have been […]
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Tino Matz graduates twice, ready to conquer the streets of music #Earground
Talent alone is not sufficient enough to build a career in music and Tino Matz real name Tinotenda Matamba is one artist who understood and enrolled at the University of Johannesburg where he recently graduated at the University Of Johannesburg with two degrees.
A versatile musician who does a mix of Afro beat, hip-hop, RnB and always had an interest in music from a young age but had no idea how he could create his own sound until when he was in grade 11that he decided to put his passion and desire into composing songs and recording.
Born in Zimbabwe but growing up in South Africa, Tino Matz joins several diaspora based artists who are reconnecting with their motherland to make music and grow careers.
Despite his growing desire to pursue music whilst in university, Matz struggled to balance the two but still managed to utilize his pastime to fulfil his passion.
Now that he has completed not only one degree program but two, Tino is ready to fly his musical career whilst putting Zimbabwe on the global radar.
Having dropped several videos and his first Ep titled The Gift Unwrapped which was basically a collection of songs that gave people a glimpse of what he can create as well as the diversity that comes with his art. Carrying 8 tracks, the 2017 production led with two singles titled She Falling and Show You Flames which respectively did very well on online platforms.
The project was very diverse and had a mixture of genres, reason for tapping into different genres as he tried a hand on different beats from different genres furthermore without limiting himself to one rigid genre.
Tino Matz
After a year and a half sabbatical, the artist has just announced that he is back with a new Afro-pop inspired project titled Supply and Demand which is a singles collection and the first single titled Procrastinating (Proca) is out now on all digital platforms and he sees it as his gift to the people that believed in him as well as showcasing the gift God gave him.
Earground will keep you posted as we keep tracking the artists on his musical journey.
Tags: Tino Matz, Tinotenda Matamba
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Win a night away at the Galgorm Resort and Spa for you and your mum this mother's day.
Join us on Saturday 27th October from 12pm-4pm for our Halloween Spook Fest.
Make your own slime and delicious chocolate apples.
Want to win a Christmas you'll never forget?
Bow Street Mall are giving you the chance to win a trip to see Santa in Lapland for Christmas 2018 to enter the competition visit Bow Street Mall between 23rd November (Santa's Arrival) and 24th December (Christmas Eve).
Pick up an entry form on the mall, outside M&S, fill in your details and answer the question then post your form in the entry box provided.
The winner will be announced on Friday 5th January.
Santa will be arriving at Bow Street Mall on Thursday 23rd November 2017. We have fun for all the family from 5pm – 7pm before the Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council Festive Fashion evening.
Come along to Bow Street Mall for a chance to meet Riley the Elf or Nutcracker Ramone on the mall. Enjoy free face painting to transform yourself into a snowman, Rudolph or even a magical winter princess! Listen out for a Christmas story, as read by Mrs Claus, decorate your own Christmas cookies to take home or learn how to make magical reindeer food for Rudolph and his reindeer friends.
There will be Dancers and Prancers, and real life reindeer on the mall too!
Visit Santa from 6.15pm – 9.00pm in his Grotto to let him know what you want for Christmas and get a photo to keep forever.
The Q Radio team will be hosting a Roadshow form the mall with giveaways, Christmas music and a special appearance from Eoghan Quigg.
Make your way down to Bow Street Mall on Thursday 23rd November, you won't want to miss it!
Herowe'en has landed at Bow Street Mall. Join us on Saturday 28th October, from 12pm - 4pm, for an afternoon of superhero themed fun.
Have you always wanted to be a superhero? Well now is your chance. We'll have a caricature artist at Bow Street Mall to transform you into your favourite superhero. Our art workshop will be on the mall too, where your little ones can get creative and design their own superhero shield to fight the bad guys.
Elsa, Harley Quinn, Batman and the Ghostbusters will be roaming our mall, providing plenty of superhero tips and pictures. Come dressed up as your favourite superhero to be in with a chance of winning our best dressed competition!
Who you gonna call this Halloween? Bow Street Mall!
Save the date, because you don't want to miss it!
Summer has arrived at Bow Street Mall. Join us to celebrate the latest summer looks and HOT summer essentials on-mall July 29th from 12-4pm, and you could WIN £300 of sizzling summer style!
With great brands at Bow Street Mall, there's always a reason to visit, but Saturday 29th July features the Bow Street Mall Style Spinner, where you can spin to win fantastic prizes as well as the chance to win your HOT summer wardrobe worth £300. Sign up on on-mall to spin and win for your chance!
Saturday July 29th will also feature fun for the family, with face painting, balloon artists, Peter Mark braid bar, food sampling and various treats from our stores.
Do you commute from Lisburn to Belfast with Translink? If so, look out for our promo team on the morning of Friday 28th July for some extra special on-board treats and HOT #ByBowStreet goodie bags!
For more information on HOT #ByBowStreet or to find out how you can WIN £300 of sizzling summer style, check out our Facebook or Instagram.
Bow Street Mall sponsors 'Purple' colour station at Children's Hospice fun-run.
Bow Street Mall are set to have a trolley load of fun this summer, as they join forces with Northern Ireland Children's Hospice at the all-new Colour Dash 5K.
The Lisburn based shopping centre is sponsoring the 'purple' colour station at the fun-run, which takes place on Sunday 21 August at the Eikon Exhibition Centre, Lisburn.
The Colour Dash 5K is the first of its kind to be organised by the charity, and will raise funds to support life-limited children and their families.
Fun runners, serious runners, walkers – everyone, in fact – are invited to take part in the spectacular event, which sees runners showered with a rainbow of coloured paint along an exciting and fun-filled 5K route.
Participants will be able to enjoy a splash of purple paint and refreshments as they move past Bow Street Mall's colour station.
Darren Crozier, Events Fundraiser at Northern Ireland Children's Hospice said: "We are absolutely delighted that Bow Street Mall are sponsoring the purple colour station at our first ever Colour Dash 5K in just over two weeks.
"The event is taking place at the exciting Eikon Exhibition Centre, which is perfect for a traffic-free route, lined with colour stations, refreshments and entertainment throughout."
"These stations will really create an exciting atmosphere and add to the fun of the event, so we really appreciate the support of a local organisation like Bow Street Mall."
Karen Marshall, Shopping Centre Manager, Bow Street Mall added: "We are absolutely delighted to be supporting this exciting new event.
"The care and support provided to families by the Children's Hospice is absolutely vital."
"The whole team at Bow Street Mall are really looking forward to taking part, and raising much needed funds to support this much-loved local charity."
The fun-run starts at 10.30am with a pre-event party including face painting, live music and dance, before colour dashers set off at 11.30am.
Participants will receive a registration pack which includes an official race t-shirt, powder paint, and other Colour Dash goodies. All participants will also receive a finisher's medal after the Colour Dash 5K.
There's EGGcitement in the air at Bow Street Mall this Easter!
Join in the fun at our Easter Carnival with candy cart treats and lots of FREE family fun on Saturday 26th, Monday 28th and Tuesday 29th of March.
On Saturday 26th March, 12pm - 4pm, we'll be hosting an on mall Easter Egg Hunt and all your favourite carnival games with an Easter twist. Work on your aim and WIN a prize with our 'Hook an Easter Duck', 'Easter Egg Coconut Shy' and 'Easter Ring Toss'!
Our carnival games will be back on Monday 28th March, 12pm - 4pm, along with our walkabout Carnival Ringmaster and face painters who will transform you into any character you choose. Also on mall will be our craft making workshops where you can watch your little ones bring out their creative side as they learn to make some Easter masks.
On our final day of carnival fun, Tuesday 29th March 12pm - 4pm, our roaming magician will entertain and astound, as you take a final punt on our carnival games.
Santa has arrived at Bow Street Mall!
Come along and visit Santa at his Igloo every day at Bow Street Mall.
The igloo is located beside M&S and is open weekdays 12 – 5.30pm, Saturday 11am – 5.30pm and Sunday* 1pm – 6pm.
*Sunday 12pm - 1pm will be a quiet session for any children with disabilities or additional needs.
"Shopping turns Thriller on Saturday 31st October with FREE tricks and treats from 12 to 4pm.
Be Very Afraid. Be Bow Street."
Bow Street Mall puts customers first and is awarded WorldHost Recognised Business status!
Bow Street Mall Shopping Centre in Lisburn has become the latest Shopping Centre in Northern Ireland to gain national recognition for its commitment to customer service, after being awarded WorldHost Recognised Business status.
World Host is a world-class customer service training programme that has already been used to train nearly one million people worldwide, including front-line staff in retail, hospitality, tourism and passenger transport for sporting and cultural events across the UK.
WorldHost Recognised Business status is awarded to businesses that have trained 50% or more of their front line staff using any of the WorldHost training programmes and signed a commitment to delivering excellent customer service. With over 80% of its staff trained to WorldHost standards, Bow Street Mall has officially become a WorldHost Recognised Business.
"We are passionate about service standards and are incredibly proud to have achieved WorldHost Recognised Business status. When our customers see the WorldHost logo displayed in Bow Street Mall, they'll know that we have made a commitment to delivering an exceptional experience for them. Not only does this generate a positive buzz about the service we offer, but it helps to promote Bow St Mall as a friendly and welcoming shopping destination."
The WorldHost programme is being rolled out in Northern Ireland by Tourism NI in partnership with sector skills council, People 1st to help businesses gain a competitive edge and position Northern Ireland as a World-Class Tourist Destination.
Bow Street Mall Celebrates Summer!
At Bow Street Mall Shopping Centre we are celebrating summer by giving you the chance to WIN a £2,000 Thomson Holiday voucher!
To be in with a chance to WIN all you have to do is sign up to our exclusive monthly E-zine. To do this click the E-zine button on our website or simply head over to our Facebook page.
After 5pm on Tuesday 11th August when the competition entry has closed we will pick 5 lucky subscribers at random. Our 5 finalists will be invited to our Summer Fun Day on Saturday 15th August, 11am – 3pm where our winner will be crowned by Cool FM DJ, Gareth Stewart and Cool Crew but… not without a challenge!
Our 5 lucky subscribers will have to compete in a series of summer challenges and whoever successfully completes all challenges and comes top of the leader board will be the winner of the £2,000 Thomson Holiday Voucher!
On Saturday 15th August we will also have lots of fun lined up for the family! Maybe you fancy yourself as a bit of a surfer dude or chic? Well why not ride our surf simulator and enjoy lots of exclusive discounts, fashion, beauty, games and giveaways from 11am – 3pm!
So make sure you sign up and keep your eyes on your inbox on Wednesday 12th August to see if you are one of our lucky 5!
A NEW and exciting jewellery store will open in Bow Street Mall on Saturday 27th June, creating new retail jobs in the area.
Warren James, jewellery specialists since 1979 and one of the largest jewellery chains in the UK with 160 stores nationwide, will bring its fabulous quality range of jewellery to Lisburn.
The chain prides itself on offering gold, silver and diamond jewellery, expertly crafted bracelets, necklaces, earrings and rings at amazing prices.
With its network of international suppliers and craftsmen and keeping overheads low with expertise and efficiency, Warren James' ethos is offering outstanding value and great jewellery design.
Rachel the area manager of the new store, says: "We are all very excited to open our doors in June, and can't wait to start meeting shoppers in Lisburn.
We are a team of jewellery lovers and the whole team can't wait to deliver great advice and service to our new customers. We're confident that shoppers will be quick to catch on to the amazing saving opportunities we have to offer.
Our beautiful necklaces created with genuine SWAROVSKI ELEMENTS are among our most popular and available from as little as £13. This range is a huge hit and due to the massive savings to be had, is flying out of the stores".
Clearance stock items are also on offer with savings of up to 80% off.
Warren James can be found at Unit A10 Bow Street Mall, Bow Street, and Lisburn. Previous occupier Easy Print.
Calling all Dads! Get Pole position on Saturday 20th June, 11am – 4pm for our Father's Day Event!
On Saturday 20th June, outside M&S we will be joined by Eddie Irvine Sports and their triple screen driving simulators where you can compete to win yourself or perhaps you hero an amazing Apple watch just in time for Father's Day.
No pre-entry is required, simply turn up on Saturday 20th June, 11am – 4pm and race our simulators to be in with a chance to win! The racer who tops the leader board come 3.30pm will be the lucky winner of the Apple Watch and a Grand Prix Session for 6 people on triple screen simulators at Eddie Irvine Sports in Bangor.
For full competition T's&C's please visit our Facebook page.
Check our Facebook page for Opening Times of Santa's Snow Globe!
Shopping with the children in tow can be a bit of a challenge. ISLAND Arts Centre and our Festival Partner, Bow Street Mall, have joined forces to create the perfect solution.
Drop your kids off at the ISLAND Pop Up Festival after arriving at the mall – then dash for your favourite stores and eateries, content in the knowledge your children are well looked after and enjoying themselves as much as you are.
Recycle old packaging from Bow Street Mall shops. Create fun cardboard creatures, headdresses and costumes using simple cutting techniques for maximum effect. You could transform yourself into a dragon, robot or Bow Street Mall's signature butterfly. ISLAND artists will be on hand to help you create a unique and intriguing cardboard creation.
children an opportunity to be creative, learn how to construct their own mobile, have fun making patterns and decorating their own wind chimes to take home.
Create a multi coloured rain stick from cardboard tubing and rice grains. Have fun decorating the stick with colourful patterns. Add streamers and glitter for extra razzmatazz.
You may download the complete Children's Arts Festival Brochure here.
Winner of the Bow Street Mall Valentines Day competiton Claire Gray receives her first prize of a stay in the Belmore Court, Enniskillen, from Karen Marshall, centre manager.
•	Valid from 30th June 2013 for 6 months.
•	Prize is non-refundable & non transferable. Cannot be exchanged for cash or any other goods service provided by the Hotel.
Are you a First Time Buyer? Do you need to review your existing mortgage? Well great news because, One Shop Mortgage Shop has recently relocated to a bigger and brighter unit here in Bow Street Mall, Lisburn!
Let One Stop Mortgage Shop take the stress out of shopping for your new mortgage as they are able to search around on your behalf for the best deal!
There are great offers available on all types of mortgages. There are also great options for all you first time buyers with little or no deposit – you'll be shocked when you see that owning your first home could even be cheaper than renting!
So call down to One Stop Mortgage Shop, kiosk 7, Bow Street Mall – just opposite Tempest – we've all your mortgage needs covered under one roof!
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Have you had the Menarys/Tempest VIP treatment yet?
You won't want to miss this huge event, with fashion shows, discounts, treats and refreshments and fantastic free prize draws!
Remember to tell your friends know so they can join you!
Kerrie Rush, a 14-year-old pupil at Fort Hill Integrated College was the winner of our competition to design a friend for Bow.
Kerrie's expertly crafted creation will now appear on the Bow Street Mall Christmas television advert and has gained the teenager a certain degree of notoriety back at school.
'I just couldn't believe it when I heard that I had won,' said Kerrie. 'I thought, is this really happening to me?
Amazingly it took Kerrie just 25 minutes to complete the entry that came top in this nationwide competition. I suppose you could say it was a 'Rush' job!
Come down to Bow Street Mall to see the Real Donkeys!
Bring Halloween to Life at Bow Street Mall!


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Hidden Meaning in A Quiet Place
Flicks And The City Aug 10, 2018 Reviews
With director John Krasinski's phenomenal film A Quiet Place available to download now and out on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray & DVD on 13 August, it's time for us to revisit one very special scene between Krasinski and Emily Blunt that's loaded with more meaning than you might realise.
Check out my video below where I take a deep dive into one of the very best films of 2018 to explain the secret story behind A Quiet Place's earbud scene and why John Krasinski insisted it had to be in the movie.
SYNOPSIS: A true cultural phenomenon that transformed the film-going experience for millions of viewers, A QUIET PLACE is a taut and original thriller that follows a family who must navigate their lives in silence to avoid mysterious creatures that hunt by sound. Knowing that even the slightest whisper or footstep can bring death, Evelyn (Emily Blunt) and Lee (John Krasinski) are determined to find a way to protect their children at all costs while they desperately search for a way to fight back. The film earned a 95% fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes and generated an extraordinary $175M+ at the domestic box office.
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Apart from this SLMGR Command error there are other commands also which faces the same kind of error while trying to execute them therefore here I have shared a common fix for all the commands and a special fix for SLMGR Command.
First of all it is must that you should ensure that you are running the command prompt with administrative privileges i.e. Run As Admin and to do so type CMD in your start search menu and then select CMD and do a right click on CMD and Select Run As Admin as shown below in the image.
ONLY FOR SLMGR – Always make sure that when you type any command starting with SLMGR for example SLMGR -REARM there is a single space between the dash (-) and SLMGR so always keep a check on this while executing any SLMGR command.
You are not running command prompt with administrative privileges.
The command you have typed is not in right format i.e. command should be like SLMGR -REARM and not like SLMGR-REARM here check the space between the commands.
ONLY FOR SLMGR – You have reached the maximum threshold of using the SLMGR command i.e. SLMGR -REARM command that provides only limited attempts.
If you are running command prompt with administrative privileges i.e. Run as admin and the command you have typed is in proper syntax but still facing the issue then there are very likely chances that there is a path problem in your environment variables section so here below is a simple fix to add proper path in your environment variables section.
Go to My Computer -> Perform a Right Click -> Select Properties -> Advanced System Settings -> Environment Variables as shown below.
Under System Variables find PATH and Select PATH and Click on edit and Add C:\Windows\system32 at the end as shown below.
That's it save the settings and try executing the commands once again via Run as Admin and this time hopefully you will no longer face the same issue.
Note – Also it is important that you should know the proper PATH of the command you are executing because paths for different commands may be different.
Users experiencing this error or those who have already experienced this error are advised to go through the below given steps in order to resolve the issue and i am pretty sure after following the below steps you will no longer face the same error while running SLMGR command.
Note – Make sure to set the PATH in environment variables as suggested above and after this you can try the following fix if the above listed fix doesn't resolve.
Open your My Computer and Go to Local Disk (C:) i.e the drive where your Windows is installed.
Open your System32 folder and search for a file with name as slmgr.vbs.getgenuine or something similar to this name.
Rename that file to slmgr.vbs and Click Ok when some confirmation message pops up.
That's it now you can retry to run the SLMGR command and hopefully this time you will no longer face the same error.
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(191856) Almáriván, denumire internațională (191856) Almarivan, este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi.

Descriere
191856 Almáriván este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi. A fost descoperit pe  la Piszkesteto de Krisztián Sárneczky. Asteroidul prezintă o orbită caracterizată de o semiaxă mare de 2,73 ua, o excentricitate de 0,18 și o înclinație de 5,6° în raport cu ecliptica.

Vezi și
 Lista planetelor minore: 191001-192000
 Centura de asteroizi

Referințe

Obiecte astronomice descoperite în 2004
Centura de asteroizi

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The new Face ID technology
Hawwa Hamza/ ACFS BATCH 1
The new Face ID technology.
Is it a revolutionary invention
Face ID is a facial recognition system designed and developed by Apple Inc. for the iPhone (X, XR, XS & XS Max) and iPad Pro (third generation). The successor to Touch ID, the system allows biometric authentication for unlocking a device, making payments, and accessing sensitive data, as well as providing detailed facial expression tracking for Animoji and other features. Initially released in November 2017 with the iPhone X, it has since been updated and introduced to all new iPhone and iPad Pro models.
The Face ID hardware consists of a sensor with three modules; one projects a grid of small infrared dots onto a user's face whose name is dot projector, the other module called the flood illuminator reads the resulting pattern and generates a 3D facial map, and the third one is the infrared camera which takes an infrared picture of the user. This map is compared with the registered face using a secure subsystem, and the user is authenticated if the two faces match sufficiently. The system can recognize faces with glasses, clothing, makeup, and facial hair, and adapts to changes in appearance over time.
Face ID has sparked a number of debates about security and privacy. Apple claims it is significantly more advanced than Touch ID and has far fewer false positives in general, though Face ID has shown mixed results when trying to separate identical twins. Multiple security features largely limit the risk of the system being bypassed using photos or masks, and only one proof-of-concept attempt using detailed scans has succeeded. Debate continues over the lack of legal protections offered by biometric systems as compared to passcode authentication in the United States. Privacy advocates have also expressed concern about third-party app developers' access to "rough maps" of user facial data, despite rigid requirements by Apple of how developers handle facial data.
I strongly believe that, face id is revolutionary invention. Moreover, it has changed the way that exposes our smartphones.


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Q: Forming a new spark dataframe with some selected set of rows from a existing dataframe I have a spark data frame df with having 10^8 number of rows. I have added a column over that data frame as rowId which i want to use as a primary key.
I have done the same using the command as
df.withColumn("rowId", monotonically_increasing_id())
Now from that data frame i want to select a new data frame with some selected number of rows whose index are already known to me in the form of a list.
It would be helpful for me if someone can help me to form a new data frame with the selected number of rows that are there in the list.

A: I am not sure if I understand your use case. monotonically_increasing_id() guarantees unique ids but doesn't guarantee the ids to start at 0 or 1 or numbers to be consecutive. In my example below I've repartitioned the dataframe to show that monotonically_increasing_id() doesn't guarantee consecutive id. Anyway, assuming you have a index list you want in driver memory, you can simply join your dataframe after adding a index column.
//Create a sample dataframe and add rowId column.
//Note that you may see 0,1,2 as rowIds if you dont repartition.

val df = List("A","B","C").toDF.repartition(5).withColumn("rowId", monotonically_increasing_id())
df.show()
+-----+------------+
|value|       rowId|
+-----+------------+
|    A|  8589934592|
|    B|  8589934593|
|    C| 34359738368|
+-----+------------+

//[Option 1] to join with indexes we need to add index column to our DataFrame. Assuming your indexes align with sorted rowId
val w = org.apache.spark.sql.expressions.Window.orderBy("rowId")
val result = df.withColumn("index", row_number().over(w) - 1)

//here is our indexes. let convert it to Dataframe to prepare for join
val indexes = List(0, 2).toDF
//finally join
result.join(indexes, result("index") === indexes("value")).show()
+-----+-----------+-----+-----+
|value|      rowId|index|value|
+-----+-----------+-----+-----+
|    A| 8589934592|    0|    0|
|    C|34359738368|    2|    2|
+-----+-----------+-----+-----+

//[Option 2] if your list is small and can easily be sent to all workers, you can also simply filter
result.filter(result("index").isin(List(0, 2):_*)).show()
+-----+-----------+-----+
|value|      rowId|index|
+-----+-----------+-----+
|    A| 8589934592|    0|
|    C|34359738368|    2|
+-----+-----------+-----+

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-In this world u can't have any alliance member but urself its Solo World so it should be common sense that u'll be playing alone, but that's not entirely true.
There are a lot of players that plays in Packs which means even though they are not in same alliance they still play as one.
Solo World – The '3tick/hour' solo world is quite same strategy like in '4tick/hour' but there is a slight difference. Its the Map, Earth World Maps are vast and large but Mars worlds Map are small and mostly land which means colonies are closer to each other. Now to survive this world u are required to not just be friendly to ur pack but also to other packs to gain control of one area and u are also required to be online for more ticks.
5 man Team – The 3tick/hour' 5 man Team is a custom world which changes its team number, which means the number of players to fit in one alliance is smaller than usual. In this world requires more diplomatic relations in order for u to survive. It also requires more activity of all the alliance members to be able to gain control of an area and not being crushed by other alliances. It also requires knowledge on proper army build up.
Regular World – The '3tick/hour' Regular World is the usual world that has 12 members in one alliance. In this world the play is quite similar to '2tick/hour' the only difference are the tick speed and the alliances that comes to play.
-In this world veterans and great alliances gather to battle it off and sometimes holds the 'Top 1' for many eras. Its much easier to survive this kinds of world due to many small alliances will appear throughout the era and would provide u shelter and defense also sub alliances. To be able to successfully land in Top100 all u need to do is be friendly with the Top alliances and take on smaller alliances than urs also take note that being allied/friendly with a certain Top Alliance might also drive u to participate in their war. If u're the leader of this small alliance u are required to be online for 8 times a day that's not online and offline at the same tick mateys, but online for at least 2 ticks.
Now Lets move on to How to Win Tokens I'll categorize it into 2 parts.
Solo Worlds – in Solo Worlds mostly the Winners are Top 1-30 players. Here are the ways to win some tokens.
what gives you resources and conquers gives u workers and few tax.
below 15 full squads. NO Damage units and build a lot of range units.
LvL 5 Farm, LvL 5 Metal , LvL 5 Oil , LvL 2 Covert ops to train a Spy.
Barracks and Train 10 Infantry to attack the nearby resource ops.
that is about 40 full squads and u'll eventually land on the Top 30.
boost u will win 500 tokens .
u and all of the members are required to be online for way more hours even at dawn or at ur sleep. Boosting is inevitable u are required to boost and attack many colonies and take many metal mines and oil wells a lot of time will be required during wars and sometimes it takes 2-3 days of online activity (u have breaks of course but not long) also u are required to use only one unit type for less casualties. Team Work and Communication in chat is required as well. By doing this does not insure that u will win because u will be battling with the Top Players (expectation of them being offline are no longer countable). Everything will go down on how u're enemy reacts at ur alliance's actions which means it goes down on ur team's strategy. The better alliance or the one with most numbers wins the era.


Former Alliance AtlantisCommunications senior vice-president of dramatic programming LauraMichalchyshyn has joined US cable network The Sundance Channel as executivevice president of programming and marketing.
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Reporting to Michalchyshynon the programming side will be Adam Pincus, senior vice president of originalprogramming, and Christian Vesper, vice president of film programming.
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At Alliance AtlantisMichalchyshyn was responsible for all programming for the company's dramaticchannels, including Showcase, Showcase DIVA, Showcase ACTION, and theIndependent Film Channel Canada.