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Spent a marvellous weekend in the North York Moors. We drove up to Pickering, which was to be our base, and checked into a nice B&B before heading out on to the moors.
Over the top we passed the imposing Hole of Horcum, one of several huge natural ampitheatres in the area. Legend has it that it was creaed by a giant scooping the earth up, before throwing it to create a nearby hill.
Hole of Horcum
We dropped in to Robin Hood's Bay, one of our candidates for the Yorkshire Tea advert which so captured my imagination early on:
Unfortunately we'd left it quite late to reach the bay, so the scene was darkening, windy, cold and wet:
Bleak but pretty - Robin Hood's Bay
Not perturbed, we headed off for a walk in the remaining light.
Marching along the rainy clifftops
I can imagine the scene being fantastic during a storm, as the sea walls are high flat concrete and so would encourage waves to crash over them on to the small village itself. We made do with creeping down a slipway towards the advancing waves before screaming like schoolgirls and retreating when the bigger waves washed up towards our feet.
Soon it was dark, as we arrived at the Boggle Hole, where there is a youth hostel, in a fantastic spot.
We headed inland from here, unfortunately (I now realise having checked the map) on the wrong side of the Mill Beck stream, passing several signs saying private, no entry, trespassers will be shot. This would not be a good start to our weekend. Boggle is the local word for hobgoblin and it felt like he was at play!
The rain started coming down too as if to punish our trespass, but we made it back to town eventually and found a suitable establishment to warm up, the cosy Laurel Inn. We dried our clothes by the fire, and I enjoyed a good pint.
Across to Whitby, the plan was to eat at the famous Magpie Cafe, the home of fish and chips! Not that either of us were particularly in the mood for that local staple, but it offers plenty of alternatives.
The Magpie Cafe on a better day
Anyway, the queue ran out down the steps and along the road, and in such a bitterly cold wind too! We tried several other recommended places, including Greens and Ditto, all booked up, presumably because of Valentine's Day the following day. And so we ended up at the Pakistani Shafiq restaurant, overlooking Whitby harbour. We were hesitant until we opened the door and warm air and a delicious curry smell hit us. Sold, and indeed the food was very good.
The following day we spent in Pickering itself, and wrapped up with dinner at the White Swan Inn, which is almost 500 years old.
It was nice, but slightly over-rated perhaps. Every other restaurant in town was dead though, so at least we had some company as we enjoyed dinner, with scallops and duck.
In the morning it was a pretty drive across the Wolds into Hull and work, and far preferable to going the long way round on motorways.
For more information about the area, please click here: http://www.yorkshiremoorsandcoast.com/. The moors will have to be revisited, particularly in summer when the heather flowers, which is supposed to be very pretty.
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So long Sargent..
Sargent and the Sea was an exhibition at the RA which ended a couple of weeks ago. It had been on for some time and despite the appeal of the the stormy banner I ended up having to whizz along after work to catch it just before it closed.
Sargent is famous for society paintings such as "Madame X" but this exhibition is, as the name implies, all about his paintings of the sea and coast in particular around northern France. I wasn't sure what to expect, but was hoping for a print that might be suitable for Preston Parade.
On the Sands
Sargent was American but thanks to an adventurous mother was born and spent much of his youth in Europe. In his early 20s, he was classically trained at the École des Beaux-Arts, going on to exhibit at the Paris Salon then Royal Academy. He met such greats as Degas, Rodin, Monet, and Whistler, and developed a style which was French but with influences including Turner, Gainsborough, the English watercolourists, and Whistler.
He painted the coast from his holidays to Normandy and Brittany, plus further afield including Capri and Whitby! Here in England, he painted fishing boats. The question is, did he have fish and chips at the Magpie?!:
Fishing boats in Whitby
Sargent went on to develop his skills in watercolour, which took over from oils by the time of the scenes in Venice in the last room.
Boats II
I found it interesting that he had customised his style to suit the French and American academies, in particular the two different versions of the Oyster gatherers.
Oyster Gatherers of Cancale
Neapolitan children bathing
Wharf Scene, 1879
The real masterpiece for me is the painting of the violent Atlantic which Sargent experienced and captured on a crossing back from the US:
Atlantic Storm
I came away slightly disappointed. Critics were mixed in their feedback - The Guardian said "It is hard to believe the painter ever stepped outside..." , but overall I enjoyed the show. What was missing, given the title, was more paintings of the sea itself. I didn't find the supporting notebook sketches particularly interesting, and there were too many. More of the Atlantic Storm!
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I'm running the London Marathon 2011!
Apologies, dear readers, it's been a while. Lots of updates to come, I've been rather busy. And will continue to be so, now I've been accepted for the London Marathon 2011, woohoo! I've never run a marathon before, and doubt I'll run any more after this one, but I am really happy to be ticking off one of my lifetime ambitions. It will hurt, I will suffer, but I will come through and hopefully in a respectable time (my definition of respectable, not yours!).
http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/SamCrawley is my sponsorship page, please do visit and pass it on to others. What charity? I've chosen the Royal British Legion. The following is the text from the sponsorship page explaining why:
Running a marathon has always been a once-in-a-lifetime ambition of mine, and of course, where better than in my home town of London? I understood the odds to be around 1 in 5 if entering without a charity place, so imagine my bemused reaction when on applying for my first time, I received a place immediately!
I wasn't sure which charity to choose, my initial though was the Dogs Trust in honour of Lucy and Poppy, but the Royal British Legion has always been close to my heart, honouring and supporting those who have given so much to us, including my own grandparents, Kathleen and Cliff, and Daphne and Tom.
The Royal British Legion safeguards the welfare, interests and memory of those who are serving or who have served in the Armed Forces. We are one of the UK's largest membership organisations and recognised as custodians of Remembrance. We also run the annual Poppy Appeal.
Right, time for some training! I'm not going to pretend this will be easy. Then again, how hard can it be, it's not like I'm wearing a diver's suit or a gorilla costume!
Wish me luck, and thank-you for all your support. If you'd like to find out more about my training routine I'm sure I'll be blogging about it at http://blog.samuelcrawley.com/
Ukrainian Sandwiches in Hull
Lena's Deli in Hull is a real find. In a city surprisingly bereft of decent non-chain eateries, Lena's serves up wholesome Ukrainian-style nosh with a deli twist.
Today I had a toasted ciabatta with russian sausage (basically a light-pink garlickly salami thinly-sliced), cream cheese, pickled cucumber and tomato. Delicious! One of those sandwiches where you think it's going to be a struggle to finish, but oh no, no issue at all!
They had home-made fishcakes behind the counter which would be great I suspect with their curious salads, which include buckwheat, spicy carrot, vitamin and others. We tried the salad last time, was marvellous.
And cakes too. Today they had slices of Sharlotka, a Russian apple cake. Plus some very moreish-looking muffins.
Where is it? Across the road from the BBC building at the western end of Queen's Gardens. Stop by from 9am - 3pm Monday to Saturday - there's nowhere to sit inside but that's what the park's for - at least after it warms up somewhat!
FaxExtension Outlook Plugin Bug No More!
I don't often mention techie things on here, for a start that's Ali Butt's job, and secondly it's of limited interest to my wider readership (What readership? - Ed). However, this has been irritating me for so long that I simply have to share!
Every time I have started Outlook since, well, some time last year, on creating a new message I get the following error:
For the benefit of Google and mankind I will write that out in plaintext:
The Add-in "FaxExtension" (C:\Windows\SysWOW64\fxsext32.dll) cannot be loaded and has been disabled by Outlook. Please contact the Add-in manufacturer for an update. If no update is available, please uninstall the Add-in.
I'd tried all the usual tricks, including deleting extend.dat, which in fact worked for me in the past. I can only assume it didn't work this time because of this being a 64-bit version of software, hence designed slightly differently?
Anyway cut to the answer, and props to a "Brian Durfy" for the tip off, which is to go into the Trust Centre in Tools, then into Add Ins, and here's the clever bit…
At the bottom, in the drop down box which probably says "Com Add-ins", change this to "Exchange Client Extensions" then click Go... In here you will find the evil add in with check-box to disable.
Voila! Life can go on and you will contemplate Dignitas no longer.
Moctezuma - The Last Great Aztec Leader
Visited Moctezuma, the exhibition at the British Museum about the last great Aztec leader. I have to confess that Blockbuster exhibitions at the BM vary in subject interest for me, but one cannot judge the quality without attending - Hadrian for instance was an interesting subject but a rather poor exhibition. Aztec history is of mild interest to me, but I went along anyway and was glad I did so.
Moctezuma came to power in the early 1500s, leading a civilisation that was centred on Tenochtitlan, situated bang in the middle of modern-day Mexico City. The broad-ranging exhibition covers the background to his rule, the Aztec beliefs and way of life, the campaigns that Moctezuma successfully led, expanding their empire and bringing in valuable materials and human sacrificial victims.
I have the privilege of having visited the fantastic Anthropological Museum in Mexico City, whence much of the exhibition material came from, but of course the curation standard at the BM is excellent and so is an interesting alternative take, supported and concluding with the latest findings, including active digs going on just off the main square in Mexico City which Adrian and I visited all those years ago!
I did find myself turning off at some of the names, particularly of the gods, but thoroughly enjoyed the paintings of the Spanish invasion when Cortes first marched inland with troops in 1519, subjugating Moctezuma and painting a picture of a weak ruler voluntarily surrendering his throne, when the latest research suggests this was all spin by the invading colonialists.
Moctezuma is at the British Museum until the 24th January. Advanced booking is required for the last couple of weeks.
Snowy Britain
Apparently tonight it will fall to -20C in parts of Britain, including in the South! I came across this fantastic image below on the BBC website, taken by Nasa's Terra satellite on 7 January. Click here for a larger image.
National Rail Down
Well not the whole network, just the website. I've always hated the National Rail website, it is a shining beacon of how incompetent web design can really make the user experience appalling. It got so bad a couple of years ago that I switched to Deutsche Bahn's site, which is still pretty good and has all the UK train times. Then the UK site improved slightly, and also had a very lightweight wap portal added in, so I've put up with it for a while. Now though it's been ruined again with stupid javascript, horribly-designed graphics and unfriendly processes in some sort of revamp.
So anyway I'm on the lookout for another site.
Anyway, this prompted me to read The Register's article on the site being down, to the comments, and I came across a new and fantastic looking timetable and fare site:
http://traintimes.org.uk/
Simple, lightweight, and it has a simple logic behind it so you can get straight to the info you want. For example, if you want trains from Hull to London, you just tap in http://traintimes.org.uk/hull/london and up pops a simple page with the times and platform details if available. Want a simple timetable download? There's the pdf link. Good, eh? Append /fares to the end and you get prices too!
So no more NationalRail.co.uk nonsense for me!
43 Things - Follow Your Dreams
Happy New Year everyone! I thought I'd share a site I've been trying to find for a while, having come across it years ago: http://www.43things.com/
This allows you to set up a profile and record your life ambitions - the 43 being a random number of things they suggest you track. You can use it for resolutions or for longer-term things.
I recommend you use it - list things out, see what other people are doing and be inspired, then start ticking them off. For me this means everything from writing a novel and sailing around the world to attending more plays and attending Glastonbury Festival every year.
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I have a problem using the internal symbols/icons in my plugin. For example I want to use the "save" Symbol in a QToolButton or the "cancel" symbol in a QPushButton.
I designed the GUI in QT 5 Designer. I also added the symbols to the button. After I compiled the ui file with pyuic5 I changed the absolute path to the symbols to the relative path in my plugin folder after putting the downloaded svg files (like its discribed here and there) in the plugin directory.
Running the file QgsAlkOsmCompare_dialog.py in the terminal, produces this: All icons show up in their correct position (I cutted the screenshot because of its size).
Opening my plugin in QGIS is functional, but the icons disappear. Even if I run the same py file in the ./QGIS/QGIS3/profiles/default/python/plugins folder the plugin doesn't show the icons. I tried it with png file instead but nothing changed.
Is it impossible to show buttons with icons in QGIS? I guess no, because I have seen icons in some of the GDAL processing functions too.
Can I import these internal QGIS icons in my GUI file or is it compiled to the qgis.exe/qgis or some other kind of resource file?
After a lot of experimentation I finally found a solution!
For some reason, the relative path to the icons was the Problem.
So you need a implement a method, to get the absolute path to the folder which includes the icons. I found a simple and quick solution in the Plugin QuickOSM by Etienne Trimaille.
"""Get the path to our resources folder.
:return: Absolute path to the resources folder.
Depending to your own folder structure you have to figure out what to use from pardir, abspath and dirname.
This solution worked for me on my Linux Mint 19.1 and Windows 8.1 Pro.
So, thanks o lot, Etienne Trimaille!
Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged qgis qgis-plugins icon or ask your own question.
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HIDCO to develop land beside Biswa Bangla Convention Centre
Team MP13 May 2018 6:18 PM GMT
KOLKATA: Housing and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HIDCO) will develop the land situated beside the Biswa Bangla Convention Centre.
The decision was taken in the board meeting of HIDCO held on Saturday.
The land measuring around 7-acre was used during the Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS) held in January. A permanent stage will be constructed along with better infrastructure that includes supply of drinking water and food stalls, proper lighting arrangements among others so that the land can be used for exhibition and other similar purposes.
It may be recalled that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had inaugurated the country's biggest convention centre in October, 2017.
The Centre has an auditorium that can accommodate 3,200 people. There are banquet halls, exhibition halls, restaurants and a 112-bed accommodation.
The Centre is in high demand and meetings organised by different groups are held regularly, the last being the Chinese Education fair.
In the meeting, HIDCO has also taken an important decision to construct a suspended bridge connecting the Eco Island with the Eco Park. There was a proposed ridge in the master plan of the park made in 2011-12.
The iconic designer suspension bridge will be 135 m long and 3.5 m wide. It will be made of steel. Besides a boat service, the connectivity is now maintained by a two step wooden bridge. But as the number of visitors has increased at the Eco Park, the wooden bridge is used by battery powered vehicles to ferry senior citizens and goods. Recently, senior engineers of state Irrigation and Waterways department had examined the health of the wooden bridge and have recommended re-painting with bitumen the logs that are under water.
Tender to select the firm will be floated soon. The bridge will be constructed keeping in mind the character of the Eco Park, the country's biggest urban park.

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The Great Richland Quiz Number Two: The Answers
Here are the answers to our quiz posted yesterday about an icon of early local history, John Chapman, also known as Johnny Appleseed. Give yourself one point for each correct answer and see how you fared.
A Perrysville woman remembered Johnny visiting her family home as a child. When sleeping, she remembered, he would lay on the floor and put his head on what? — Answer: A bag of appleseeds, of course
When did he move out of the Mansfield area, saying a final good-bye to his friends here?
Answer: 1838. Some have the date as 1840, but the majority of sources specifically state 1838.
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The Great Richland Quiz Number Two: Johnny Appleseed
This is the second in a quiz series on all things local. Our first quiz looked at Richland County geography.
That quiz can be accessed here.
Today we are looking at an icon of early local history, John Chapman, also known as Johnny Appleseed, through a set of ten questions. We will be sharing the answers tomorrow here on 1812Blockhouse.
The Legacy Of What May Be The Last Johnny Appleseed Planted Tree
We live in Johnny Appleseed country. The relationship between the pioneer American nurseryman and the Mansfield area is well documented and commemorated today in many ways – from shopping centers to scenic byways.
Johnny Appleseed's legacy lives on in other parts of Ohio and the country. Some months ago, we shared a story about one person's efforts to identify the actual resting place for John Chapman, his legal name. That post can be accessed here.
That's not the only Appleseed-related quest which has been undertaken. For the last two generations, the location of any surviving trees which he planted has captivated several. His productivity in planting trees was staggering; over the 45 years he was active, he spread almost 20 bushels of apple seeds – and are over 300,000 seeds per bushel.
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Eat Authentic Johnny Appleseed Jelly Under Your Own Authentic Johnny Appleseed Tree
This is the first of a two-part series focusing on a good friend of Richland County, John Chapman, better known as Johnny Appleseed. Today, we look at ways you can connect with his legacy; later this week we will share news about how his legacy is bring commemorated.
We live in Johnny Appleseed country. The relationship between the pioneer American nurseryman and the Mansfield area is well documented and commemorated today in many ways – from shopping centers to historic markers to scenic byways.
Johnny Appleseed's legacy lives on in other parts of Ohio and the country. Some time ago, we shared a story about one person's efforts to identify the actual resting place for John Chapman, his legal name. That post can be accessed here. More…
Johnny Appleseed, Nature, Richland County History
Johnny Appleseed Museum Artifacts To Remain Together
Mansfield's unique and strong connection with pioneer nurseryman Johnny Appleseed is an important element of local history.
While Johnny moved away in later life, and is buried in Fort Wayne, Indiana, his connections to this area remained strong. His name has appeared on a local shopping center; on an Boy Scout Council; and on a historic marker in Mansfield's Central Park and monument in South Park near the Blockhouse.
Richland County is also a key part of the Johnny Appleseed Historic Byway.
1812Blockhouse has followed stories related to Johnny's fame as well as artifacts related to his life and legend. That has included the fate of the former Johnny Appleseed Education Center and Museum on the campus of Urbana University in Urbana. More…
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Summer Road Trips: Johnny Appleseed Days
This year we have been continuing our weekly look at unique events and attractions that are within an easy driving distance of Richland County. We call these "Summer Road Trips." Of course, we regularly feature the many extraordinary places to visit right here in Richland County and encourage our readers to get out and experience what is on offer in our own backyard.
Well, summer is technically over, but there are still fun festivals and events taking place within an easy drive of Richland County during these early days of fall. With a title like "Johnny Appleseed Days," and given Johnny's Richland County connections, we couldn't resist sharing information about this weekend event in nearby Findlay. More…
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On The Road With Johnny Appleseed
Why not take some time during the remaining weeks of good weather, pack up the car and the kids, and take off for a driving tour of sites related to one of Richland County's most famous former residents?
A historic byway has an accompanying map to guide travelers a route in Ashland and Richland Counties to do just that. The Johnny Appleseed Historic Byway is a 30 mile route along State Routes 39 and 603 which celebrates the life of John Chapman, the nineteenth century local man who planted apple trees and became an American cultural and historical icon. More…
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Fate Of Johnny Appleseed Museum Uncertain
By: 1812Blockhouse Staff
Richland County and John Chapman, better known as Johnny Appleseed, were well acquainted back in the day.
He lived here, owned land here, and planted apple trees and orchards here through much of his adult life. Mansfield has long claimed Johnny as one of its own. And, of course, the Johnny Appleseed Historic Byway runs through the area.
On several occasions, we have shared stories focusing on some aspect of his connection to the area, as well as posts talking about those who promote his legacy today. More…
Featured, Johnny Appleseed, Richland County History
Here's Johnny! Appleseed, That Is: Updated
UPDATE – It turns out that there will be more than one opportunity in the coming days to interface with one of Richland County's most iconic historic characters; information follows below.
As interesting as legend paints the life of John Chapman, known by local pioneer settlers as Johnny Appleseed, his actual life was by many measures even more unique. He is soon to make a return appearance. More…
Appleseed Center And Museum Moving And Expanding
An announced move 80 miles to the southwest of Richland County is tied to the county by a common history.
One of the key locations that was home to pioneer nurseryman John Chapman, better known as Johnny Appleseed, was Mansfield and north central Ohio. He lived here, owned land here, and planted apple trees and orchards here through much of his adult life. Mansfield has long claimed Johnny as one of its own. More…
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Jada Pinkett Smith on Girls Trip's box office success
By: Taylor Rumble
Female-driven comedy Girls Trip exceeded all expectations at the US box office when it was released last weekend - a fact its star Jada Pinkett Smith puts down to the power of laughter.
It made $31.2m (£23.9m) in its first three days, following behind Christopher Nolan's war epic Dunkirk which took $50.5m (£38.8m). That makes it the biggest opening weekend for any live-action comedy this year.
The film follows the story of four lifelong friends who re-unite for a weekend getaway in New Orleans.
The fact it's an R-rated comedy fronted by four women makes its success even sweeter for Pinkett Smith and co-stars Queen Latifah, Regina Hall and newcomer Tiffany Haddish.
"Laughter is universal, people love to laugh," Pinkett Smith told the BBC, commenting on the film's success.
"One woman is every woman and the themes in the film are universal, even though we could be different ages and experience different things."
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Carl Berndt Edvard Fock, född den 18 mars 1841 i Stockholm, död den 30 september 1911 i Göteborg, var en svensk militär.

Fock blev underlöjtnant vid Skånska husarregementet 1859, löjtnant där 1869, ryttmästare där 1879, major där 1887 och överstelöjtnant där 1893. Han beviljades avsked med tillstånd att som överstelöjtnant kvarstå i regementets reserv 1896. Fock blev riddare av Svärdsorden 1881. Han var från 1864 gift med Clara von Hennigs (1844–1917). Makarna är begravda på Nya kyrkogården i Helsingborg.

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Flathead Beacon: Montana Congressional Delegation, Governor Urge LWCF Reauthorization
With the deadline looming for one of Montana's most instrumental federal funding tools, U.S. Sens. Jon Tester and Steve Daines and Gov. Steve Bullock say reauthorizing the measure is vital to maintaining the region's public lands.
On Sept. 30, the half-century old Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) will expire unless Congress votes to reauthorize a program that has provided $16 billion for conservation projects, including about $500 million in Montana, making the money available for matching grants to buy fish and wildlife habitat and increase access for recreation like hunting and fishing.
Both Tester and Daines have voiced strong support for permanently reauthorizing LWCF, but it must happen quickly once Congress returns to the hill after the Labor Day holiday.
Tester said he wants to see LWCF reauthorized at the $900 million level that Congress set in 1978, but that's only happened twice since the cap was set.
"We're running out of time. The clock is ticking and when it runs out in September all these projects are going to stop," Tester said. "My goal is to make sure we get $900 million in spendable dollars for conservation in Montana."
The Land and Water Conservation Fund collects royalties from federal off-shore oil leases and makes the money available for matching grants to buy fish and wildlife habitat and increase access for recreation like hunting and fishing. Since its inception, the fund has provided $16 billion for conservation projects, including about $500 million in Montana.
The Rails-to-Trails bike and pedestrian path that stretches from Somers to Kalispell to Kila was funded in part by LWCF funds, as was Kalispell's Lawrence Park. It has also helped secure approximately 70 percent of the fishing access sites in Montana while securing land in the Swan Valley for hunting.
The delegation has recently ramped up its support for the bill, S. 338, which was introduced in February by Sen. Richard Burr, R-North Carolina. It would permanently reauthorize the LWCF, which uses profits from offshore oil and gas developments to fund conservation and land acquisitions across the country.
Bullock recently sent a letter to Tester, Daines and U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke urging them to support the reauthorization of LWCF.
"The LWCF has done so much good for our state," Bullock wrote in the letter. "It's hard to imagine what Montana would be like without it. From fishing access sites to parks and playgrounds, the LWCF has changed the everyday lives of Montanans for the better."
Montana has received over $237 million from the LWCF since 2005, Bullock said, protecting Montana icons like the Flathead and Gallatin National Forests. As of 2012, 181,000 working forestlands have been conserved through LWCF funds, and approximately 165 fishing access sites have been created or improved.
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Before leaving for New York I knew I needed some winter clothes to help me face the brutally cold temperatures. I looked online for some outfit inspiration by checking out some New York street style before deciding on what were necessities and what were personal fashion week wants. I purchased two coats which were both very different from one another. I purchased a blush pink Tibi coat and then this grey quilted down coat. To mix my looks up so that it didn't look like I was wearing the exact same thing every other day I incorporated my fur stole, borrowed from my mom for this trip, or my vintage fur vest. A pop of red in my book is always a good idea and since I chose to wear this outfit right after Valentines Day weekend I thought it was extra appropriate. As you all know, there are pieces you purchase in your closet that have longevity and this Moschino Cheap and Chic blouse was one of those pieces. My JoA embellished sweatshirt was another one of those purchases as you can see it has made a couple of appearances on the blog (here and here) and has quickly become a go-to for layering or as a stand alone top. But what really makes this outfit is the hairstyle. Thanks to the team at TRESemme for creating this hairstyle for me. Marco my TRESemee stylist adapted the Mara Hoffman runway hair to work with my hair length and to graze the top of my fur stole making it the main focus of my outfit.
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Relating diameter and mean curvature for Riemannian submanifolds
Authors: Jia-Yong Wu and Yu Zheng
Journal: Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 139 (2011), 4097-4104
MSC (2010): Primary 53C40, 57R42
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1090/S0002-9939-2011-10848-7
Published electronically: March 25, 2011
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Abstract: Given an -dimensional closed connected Riemannian manifold smoothly isometrically immersed in an -dimensional Riemannian manifold , we estimate the diameter of in terms of its mean curvature field integral under some geometric restrictions, and therefore generalize a recent work of P. M. Topping in the Euclidean case (Comment. Math. Helv., 83 (2008), 539-546).
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Affiliation: Department of Mathematics, Shanghai Maritime University, Haigang Avenue 1550, Shanghai 201306, People's Republic of China
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Yu Zheng
Affiliation: Department of Mathematics, East China Normal University, Dong Chuan Road 500, Shanghai 200241, People's Republic of China
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Keywords: Mean curvature, Riemannian submanifolds, geometric inequalities, diameter estimate.
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Additional Notes: This work is partially supported by NSFC10871069.
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Q: Solve P(x) ≡ x^3 - x^2 + x -1 ≡ 0 mod(2^i), for i=1,2,3,4. Here is what I got so far:
For i=1:
x ≡ 1 mod (2) is a solution to P(x)≡0 mod (2).
P'(x) ≡ 3x^2 -2x + 1
So, P'(x) ≡ P'(1) = 3-2+1 ≡ 1+1 ≡ 2 mod (2) and P(1) ≡ mod (2).
Then, by Hensel's Lifting, p^(i+1) = p^2 | 0.
So, P(x) ≡ mod(2^2) has 2(=p) two distinct solutions of the form x ≡ 1 + 2t mod(2^2), where t = 1,2,.....,p-1.
I don't know how to go from here to find solutions for i=3,4 for mod(2^i). Can anybody show me an easier way because I'm getting terribly confused with this procedure? Thank you very much!

A: Note that we are looking at $(x-1)(x^2+1)$.
There are no even solutions. If $x$ is odd, then $x^2+1\equiv 2\pmod{4}$. Thus we need $x-1$ to be divisible by $2^{n-1}$. For any $n\gt 1$, the solutions modulo $2^n$ are $1$ and $1+2^{n-1}$.
Remark: Lifting will also work. But the polynomial is so nakedly factorable that I doubt this was intended to be an exercise in lifting.
We gave a general solution. However, the problem only asks about $i=1,2,3,4$. So we are solving the congruence modulo $4$ different small numbers. For $2^4$, "try everything," that is, try the numbers $0$ to $15$. It will be soon clear that the even numbers are hopeless. Once we have the answers modulo $16$, we can read off the answers modulo the smaller powers.
Or else go the more natural way, from $i=1$ to $i=4$. There is very little work to do!

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It is with an increasingly peaceful resolve that I feel obligated to announce, Jacob's Armoury is no longer producing finished swords…
As many of you know, I have been living with Parkinson's for more than 11 years now. The condition has over those years, taken the hands and body of this once proud craftsman and rendered him more a book than a tool. The last five months have pretty much been about putting off making the official announcement and although I continue to work with my neurologist and nurses to fine-tune my treatment and meds it doesn't appear likely that there will be another smallsword from these hands in the foreseeable future.
I cannot express what an honor it is to have been a part of this renaissance in smallsword that we have enjoyed these past four years thanks to trailblazers like Phillip Crowley and Victor Markland, and I am blessed that my work has brought me the acquaintance and friendship of artists and scholars like Tom Rockwell, Tod Glenn, Walter Triplette, Scott Wright, Benjamin Bowles and others. Many thanks to my clients from LA to Helsinki and to those who have advocated my work and helped me with development and marketing David Kevin Smith, Lee Morrisroe and dear friends Mike and SJ Redgate.
Rest assured that this is by no means the end of Jacob's Armoury, but merely a reshuffling of priorities. I will be shifting the focus of my website from finished weapons to sword parts and I will continue my pursuit for a practical colichemarde blade.
With regard to the preservation of procedures and techniques that I have developed over this short career I am very keen to share information so that these things will not be lost. To that end I would like to invite anyone who is interested to come out and help me document these things and perhaps compile them into some useful format for future use. Oh yea, and we can go to the beach too.
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An email address has become a necessity nowadays. it's very important to have an email address. it's a virtual address, like your postal address, it helps to get many things done.
A single email address is sufficient for almost everything, we need on the internet. but to have any mail address we have to sign up and create an account which will be our address in this virtual world. There are plenty of resources available to provide you an email address.
But today we are going to talk about Hotmail. So let's dive into it and see what's its specifications, features, and procedure?
Sabeer Bhatia and Jack Smith was the one who founded Hotmail. On July 4th, 1994 it was launched commercially. After few years it was sold to Microsoft for a $400 million. Very soon it became world's biggest webmail service. In the year February 1999, it had 30 million active users. With the passage of time and increasing competition from Gmail. It was first replaced by window live Hotmail and then finally by outlook.com. however, it is still can be used to making a new email account.
Why do you need an email account?
It provides an online platform from where you can receive and send messages to anyone, anytime, and from anywhere.
It acts as an identity proof for creating other accounts on the internet.
Skype: everyone knows about Skype. it's a software which allows you to make video calls and share digital files.
Microsoft's products: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel and many more. You can excess its services.
One drive: it is a cloud storage service which allows the user to store the data in the cloud and save them with anyone, anytime, and anywhere.
Steps to create an account on Hotmail?
(URL https://live.com or https://outlook.com). You will be navigated to a new page where they will ask you to enter your username and password. To create an account you have to simply click on Click One! Button available right below on Hotmail email login.
Step 2: Now fill up the form. Follow the instruction and fill in your personal information.
Step 3: provide your full name in two columns – First Name and Last Name. This will be your main identifier on the www.hotmail.com login and whenever you will send a mail, this name will be seen at the top.
Step 4: Enter a unique username for your account. hotmail is an old and crowded platform. In case you are not able to find a unique username, Hotmail provides some suggestions you may choose one from them.
Step 5: You have use the www.hotmail.com from the drop-down menu. Then you create a password. Make sure that your password contains letters, numbers, symbols and special characters. Once you have done with it, enter the password again in the second block for confirmation.
Step 6: Select the origin of your country to set it up.
Step 7: Enter your age. The positive point is, unlike Gmail, Outlook doesn't have an age restriction. a person with any age can make a Hotmail Account.
Step 9: Then you need to provide an identity proof like a phone number to the Hotmail login. For this, first, select your country code followed by your phone number. This number can be used in future to retrieve your email address and password.
Step 10: Now you'll be asked to provide an alternate email address. you can provide an email to your family member or a trusted friend. This alternative mailing address is as important as the phone number.
Step 11: Then proceed with typing Captcha code which ensures you are a human.
Step 12: Then tick off the checkbox if you want. It is whether you need Microsoft promotional offers or not. I prefer to uncheck it to avoid unnecessary emails.
Step 13: Then click on 'Create Account' and it's ready.
Step 14: After that, you will be redirected to a welcome screen with a message on the screen that you have successfully logged into an account. Then click the arrow located on the right side.
Step 15: Set zone and language and click the arrow at the right.
Step 16: Then select a theme on the basis of your choice.
Step 17: Select the style of your signature. It will automatically appear at the end of any email you compose. There are various options like Business and others.
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THE MIGHTY DATA
by Filip Vítek
How MUSIC IS MEASURED? How many SONGS does SPOTIFY want us to listen to?
How much music have you consumed in the last week? "That's easy," you say probably. After all, the music is quite well countable. You can either count the number of songs, OR – if you want to be even more precise – you can count the total seconds the music sounded. So what's the loophole, here?
Well, the music at first glance really looks as countable as cheese, potatoes or crows on a telegraph pole. But that is true only as long as you count it for yourself solely. If the music is to be traded, suddenly all traditional metrics are of no use anymore. Not convinced? Well, then next time you go to music store, try to ask for 245 seconds of rock-n-roll and 720 seconds of classical music, please, packed separately, so it does not mingled. Do you get the point?
Measuring Medieval music
In fact, the sales units of music have changed significantly throughout history. In the oldest times, music could not be stored. There was no medium on which to record the music, so the music was only sold per unit of experience. In today's notion, it would be a unit of measure like "one concert". As with other medieval measures (such as thumb or elbow) there was no standardized form of that measure, and so the length (and intensity of the concert) depended largely directly on standard of the individual musicians.
The invention of a gramophone (and soundtrack recording) had brought a fundamental revolution in music units. Music suddenly stopped being sold in experience units (which will have its historical implications, but we will revisit it later), but the the music medium has become the unit of music. Firstly (gramophone) vinyls, then magnetic tapes and CD's ultimately. Since most of us were born already into this set-up, we don't find it strange. However, when you get a little historic zoom-out, you may realize that selling music by a "medium unit" is like selling sausages by area of the packaging or health by number of blood cans. On other words, it is not important how much benefit you buy in the package, literally, only the size of the package matters.
Generation after generation, we had learned to live with this music measuring "defect" and kept on buying albums. There were only two units in the album metric system: 1 Album and 1 Single and it was set that the Album is bigger than Single in terms of songs or seconds. It is crucial to note (for out further discussion) one more important fact: According to the (back-then) contemporary music sales stats, the Albums to Singles ratio was 179: 1. Thus, the Single's accounted for only about 0.5% of all the music sold.
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However, as a unit of music, the Album actually only suited one player in the music market: the music studios that were recording the albums. If you happen to be one of elder, you will surely remember moment when you bought a cassette or CD and you liked very much 2, maybe 3 songs from the whole album. The rest of it was, um, sort of crap. This, of course, irritated people, and as the music industry (some what negligibly) allowed computer technology to use magnetic tapes and CD's to record data, these media became the Trojan horse music business. Unlike the vinyls, CD's could have been burned (and thus copied) already by the regular people, which in turn led to a significant increase in piracy and the emergence of a separate section of shabby market stalls. Moreover, compact discs (unlike tapes) did not damage the original when copying. However, the final blow for the album metric unit was yet to come.
The figurative last nail into Album's coffin was an apple. In order to re-balance a reputation from the gravitational law (when fame was treacherously attributed entirely to Newton, and the apple got out of it with mere proverb "didn't fall far from the tree.") Taught by this crisis, this time the apple left nothing to chance and under its English pseudonym "Apple Inc." brought the World the iTunes application. (which broke the album metric system for good). In Apple products, the music was suddenly available, God help us, by pieces. The world order has turned again from the head to its feet and you could buy (in the sense of the above analogy) sausages by pieces rather than by package loads.
Those less patient could say "and here we can call it off, right?" After all, the music can still be bought in pieces (songs) until today. In fact, another important step in measuring music has made more difficult to measure again. If the iTunes step was called "unpacking music to pieces," there has been another "re-wrap" over the past decade. Don't worry, I don't mean any parental responsibilities associated with distinct, uh, smell. (Although bad languages say that this re-wrapping has led to many: How is it fairly called? Poops?)
Thanks to companies like Spotify, the music began to be sold as subscription. Suddenly the pieces were no longer important, you could literally tap the whole stream of music. This move greatly simplified the music business, while the unit price of the song being in cents, collecting (remotely) a few cents from you after each song played is as if the bus driver stopped every 100 meters of ride to collect from all passengers a small fee for next 100 meters to come. (If it still seems pretty doable to you, think aircraft in very same analogy).
However, unlike a monthly transport ticket or fitness gym membership, Spotify subscription, even though linked to time interval (e.g. a month), does not assume that you will "run the service the whole month continuously" in this subscription. Thanks to great data from the book of A. McAffee and E. Brynjolfssona: "MACHINE, PLATFORM, CROWD" , which depicts Spotify model in more detail, I can introduce you to Spotify's gross margin (excl. overhead costs). For given number of songs listened to by the regular user, their margin looks something like this:
From numbers above it is clear that Spotify firmly hopes that you will not listen to more than 45 songs per day (or 1300 per month). So, something like an eat-all-you-can restaurant that also assumes you haven't come to her (literally) eat yourself over to the other world. The catch is, of course, that not everyone pays for Spotify. According to avaliable public data some form of the payment provides every second Spotify's customer. Thus, leaving advertising revenue aside (and making a somewhat strong assumption that a paying user has more or less similar consumption as free user), Spotify can be profitable if its average user consumes no more than 750 songs a month.
But let's revert from Spotify business model, back to what the emergence of music streaming services meant for the music units. The advent of iTunes brought us the easiest way to measure music, but Spotify subscriptions have made the clear waters muddy again. On top of that, though advent of iTunes and music streaming services has been massive, they have failed to cover the entire music market. And thus we have been left with somewhat strange cocktail of parallel, different music units, making the total commercial music consumption measurement a mess again. From Jake Brown's data, (and few other music blogs) it is clear, that companies in the industry managed to agree on linking the different music units. Thus finally, at the end of this historical excursion, we worked our way to music being measured in three main units:
1 500 SEA = 10 TEA = 1 ALBUM , where
SEA = any (even unfinished) streaming of exactly 1 song, TEA = purchase (or download) of 1 paid song and ALBUM = simply the album as we know them from past.
Therefore, let me conclude this blog with some practical stats (potentially interesting to you, if you happen to swim through music topics) that arise from the music measurements units. Consumption of music with the advent of its media, digital purchasing and streaming services has increased rapidly. That might sound like it is worth being a musician, because the demand for listening to music is still growing.
In reality, this is so because we can now afford a trick, that was nor possible in "one concert unit" times: We are able to listen to the artists even after their death. However, the more crucial information is that the total amount of money people put into music (relatively steeply) fall from generation to another. According to the SoundScanData 2016 2016 study, in year of 2016 people paid for the music equivalent of 561 million albums. In 2000 it was 785 million albums. Consequently, there are 29% fewer units of money in music sales industry, which ever increasing number of living artists must gradually more and more share with the passed away ones. So if you're considering a second career in your life, the music will probably be a very muddy path.
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New Milford, Connecticut, September 29, 2006 - Great wedding idea #1: the groom had gathered photos of the bride and him - from baby pictures to happy couple pictures; photos of their parents, brothers, and cat; as well as photos of all the guests; then projected a slide show at the rehearsal dinner. Much oohing and awwing ensued.
Anyway, I mention this to give you something to consider for your next wedding.
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And fortunately, at your wedding, you won't be able to see the bride walk down the aisle, so that's one fewer thing for you to cry over!
Anyway, be sure to include a couple mooning pictures in your slideshow. They're always good for a laugh. Just like at Band Banquet.


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The Baytown Outlaws
CAST: Barry Battles, Clayne Crawford, Travis Fimmel, Daniel Cudmore, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Billy Bob Thornton, Eva Longoria, Andre Braugher, Michael Rapaport, Paul Wesley, Zoe Bell, Julio Oscar Mechoso, Damien Moses, Bill Perkins, Quinn Early,
CAST: Landis, John, Steven Williams, Dan Aykroyd, Albert Brooks, Vic Morrow, Kathleen Quinlan, John Lithgow, Billy Mumy, Scatman Crothers, Kevin McCarthy, Bill Quinn, Selma Diamond, Abbe Lane, John Larroquette, Jeremy Licht, Patricia Barry, William Schallert,
Love Jones
CAST: Claude Lelouch, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Annie Girardot, Kaz Garas, Peter Bergman, Farrah Fawcett, Foster Hood, Bill Quinn, Timothy Blake, Jerry Cipperly, Maria Pia Conte, Arturo Dominici, Sweet Emma, Marcel Bozzuffi, Norm Nathan,
CAST: George Englund, John Rubinstein, Patricia Quinn, Don Johnson, Country Joe and the Fish, Elvin Jones, Doug Kershaw, William Challee, Robert Ball, Dick Van Patten, James Gang, White Lightnin',
CAST: Seidelman, Susan, Rosanna Arquette, Madonna, Aidan Quinn, Mark Blum, Robert Joy, Laurie Metcalf, Steven Wright, John Turturro, Will Patton, Richard Hell, Annie Golden, Ann Magnuson,
CAST: Sherman, Gary, James Farentino, Jack Albertson, Melody Anderson, Lisa Blount, Bill Quinn, Michael Pataki, Robert Englund, Barry Corbin,
Hercules and the Amazon Women
CAST: Bill L. Norton, Kevin Sorbo, Anthony Quinn, Roma Downey, Michael Hurst, Lloyd Scott Lucy Lawless,
We're the Millers
CAST: Rawson Marshall Thurber, Jennifer Aniston, Emma Roberts, Molly C. Quinn, Jason Sudeikis, Nick Offerman, Will Poulter, Ed Helms, Thomas Lennon, Kathryn Hahn, Laura-Leigh, Matthew Willig, Lauren Frandsen, Mark L. Young,
CAST: David R. Ellis, Sara Paxton, Chris Carmack, Joel David Moore, Chris Zylka, Katharine McPhee, Donal Logue, Dustin Milligan, Christine Quinn, Damon Lipari, Gill Montie,
CAST: Theodore Melfi, Bill Murray, Melissa McCarthy, Naomi Watts, Chris O'Dowd, Terrence Howard, Jaeden Lieberher, Kimberly Quinn, Lenny Venito, Nate Corddry, Dario Barosso, Donna Mitchell, Ann Dowd, Scott Adsit, Reg E. Cathey, Deirdre O'Connelll, Ray Iannicelli,
Moonshine War
CAST: Quine, Richard, Patrick McGoohan, Richard Widmark, Alan Alda, Melodie Johnson, Will Geer DIRECTED BY: Quine,
City Beneath the Sea
CAST: Budd Boetticher, Robert Ryan, Mala Powers, Anthony Quinn, Suzan Ball,
East of Sumatra
CAST: Budd Boetticher, Jeff Chandler, Marilyn Maxwell, Anthony Quinn, Suzan Ball,
Why Stop Now?
CAST: Phil Dorling, Jesse Eisenberg, Melissa Leo, Tracy Morgan, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Sarah Ramos, Emma Rayne Lyle, Stephanie March, Tanya Wright, Dean F. Barnes, Jayce Bartok, Kevin Cannon, Kai Chapman, Scott Danni, Harper Dill, Neal Huff, Wayne Pyle, Nicole Quinn, Nicole Signore,
The Clay Pigeon
CAST: Richard Fleischer, Bill Williams, Barbara Hale, Richard Quine, Richard Loo,
Chopper Chicks In Zombietown
CAST: Dan Hoskins, Jamie Rose, Catherine Carlen, Lycia Naff, Vicki Frederick, Kristina Loggia, Gretchen Palmer, Nina von Arx, Whitney Reis, Ed Gale, Don Calfa, Martha Quinn, Earl Boen, Billy Bob Thornton, Dave Adams,
The Spy With a Cold Nose
CAST: Brian Levant, Jackie Chan, Amber Valletta, Madeline Carroll, Will Shadley, Alina Foley, Magnús Scheving, Billy Ray Cyrus, George Lopez, Katherine Boecher, Mia Stallard, Maverick McWilliams, Quinn Mason, Margaret Murphy, Esodie Geiger,
The Stars Fell on Henrietta
CAST: James Keach, Robert Duvall, Aidan Quinn, Frances Fisher, Brian Dennehy, Lexi Randall, Kaytlyn Knowles, Francesca Fisher-Eastwood, Joe Stevens, Billy Bob Thornton, Victor Wong, Paul Lazar, Spencer Garrett, Park Overall, Zach Grenier,
CAST: Shi-Zheng Chen, Meryl Streep, Ye Liu, Peng Chi, Aidan Quinn, Blair Brown, Yonggui Wang, Lei Tsao, Jing Shan, He Yu, Bo Li, Boris McGiver, Bill Irwin, Hui Zhang, Taylor Schilling,
CAST: William Berke, Richard Arlen, Jean Parker, Russell Hayden, Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams, Emma Dunn, Charles D. Brown, Frank Fenton, Chick Chandler, Douglas Fowley, Ralph Sanford, Billy Nelson,
House of the Dead 2 (TV)
CAST: Michael Hurst, Emmanuelle Vaugier, Ed Quinn, Sticky Fingaz, Steve Monroe, Victoria Pratt, James Parks, Dan Southworth, Billy Brown, Nadine Velazquez, Ellie Cornell, Sid Haig, Danielle Burgio, Cam Powell, Mircea Monroe,
A Shine of Rainbows
CAST: Vic Sarin, Connie Nielsen, Aidan Quinn, John Bell, Jack Gleeson, Tara Alice Scully, Niamh Shaw, Bonnie Bollivar, Gerald Boner, Laura Doherty, Adam Downey, Gary Healy, Kieran Lagan, Shane Mahon, Joy McBrinn,
Love is a Funny Thing
CAST: James Landis, Schuyler Haydn, Hal Bokar, Warrene Ott, Judy Hughes, Eve Brenner, Alice Reinheart, Jack Lester, Ernie Crites, Chuck Harrod, Richard Jeffries, Sirkka Okkonen, Jill Quinn, David Reed, Don Snyder,
CAST: Hirschenson, Bennie, Jill Senter, Alan Long, Gini Eastwood, Tom Quinn, Bess Douglass DIRECTED BY: Hirschenson,
Ronnie & Julie
CAST: Philip Spink, Teri Garr, Joshua Jackson, Margot Finley, Tom Butler, Alexandra Purvis, Iris Quinn, Brad Payne, Jade Pawluk, Billy O'Sullivan, Vanessa King, Yôko Sakai, Garwin Sanford, Zinaid Memisevic, Kevin Conway,
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Army Girl
CAST: George Nichols Jr., Madge Evans, Preston Foster, James Gleason, H.B. Warner, Ruth Donnelly, Neil Hamilton, Heather Angel, Billy Gilbert, Ralph Morgan, Barbara Pepper, Ralph Byrd, Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams, Robert Warwick, Allen Vincent,
The Trunk
CAST: Donovan Winter, Philip Carey, Julia Arnall, Dermot Walsh, Vera Day, Peter Swanwick, John Atkinson, Bettine Le Beau, Tony Quinn, Robert Sansom, Pippa Stanley, Richard Neller, Nicholas Tanner, Jill Hyem,
CAST: Reed, Carol, Anthony Quinn, Claude Akins, Tony Bill, Shelley Winters, Victor Jory DIRECTED BY: Reed,
Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder
CAST: Richard Quine, Frankie Laine, Billy Daniels, Charlotte Austin, Arthur Franz,
CAST: Brian De Palma, Valda Setterfield, Raymond McNally, John Braswell, Charles Pfluger, Jill Clayburgh, William Finley, Robert De Niro, Judy Thomas, Jennifer Salt, Sue Ann Gilfillan, John Quinn, Richard Kolmar, Jane Odin, Penny Bridgers,
CAST: Michael D. Sellers, Billy Zane, Paul Popowich, Kam Heskin, Nicholas Irons, Brad Dourif, Francesco Quinn, Monica Davidescu, Iva Hasperger, Emil Hostina, Guy Siner, Mircea Stoian, Andreea Macelaru, Alin Panc, Alexandra Velniciuc,
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Jayson Williams is a former NBA pro player. He was initially selected by the Phoenix Suns in the 1990 Draft and very soon traded to the Philadelphia 76ers. His two years career with Philadelphia 76ers beginning from 1990 was mostly consumed as a bench player before being traded to the New Jersey Nets, There too, he was hard pressed to earn starting position. But after only 12 starts in his first three seasons he finally earned a full-time starting position in the 1996-1997 season.
Williams was born in Ritter, South Carolina to his mother Barbara Williams and father Elijah Joshua Williams. He attended Christ the King High school and St. John's University, both located in New York and both being a Roman Catholic education institutes. He played on the basketball team for both.
In 2010, Williams was convicted of accidentally shooting the limousine driver, Costas Christofi on February 14, 2002. He was released on parole after serving 18 months in prison. He was charged for a number of other incidents apart from the aforementioned gun-shot.
In December 1999, Williams was married to Kellie Batiste but it was not even a year before they divorced. In 2000 he remarried to Tanya Young, who filed a divorce in 2009.
Williams was selected for the 1998 NBA All-Star game which was his first and only appearance for such event.
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Leicester - Runaway Premier League leaders Manchester City overcame defensive problems to reach another landmark with a 2-0 victory at Leicester City on Saturday.
Pep Guardiola's side made it 11 wins from 12 matches to equal the record start to their 2011-12 title triumph under Roberto Mancini.
Even the loss of John Stones to injury and an unsettling return to action for Vincent Kompany could not stop them sweeping aside Leicester with goals either side of half-time from Gabriel Jesus and Kevin De Bruyne.
City finished the game with two defenders - Kompany and Eliaquim Mangala - who have just eight appearances between them this season at the heart of their back four.
But it did not deter them in the slightest as they brought Leicester's six-match unbeaten run to an end at the King Power Stadium.
Kompany could have been sent off in the second minute for a last-man foul on Jamie Vardy, but even after losing Stones to an apparent hamstring injury later in the first half, City made their dominance count.
One change had been forced upon Guardiola by Nicolas Otamendi's suspension, but he also left Sergio Aguero on the bench after his health scare while on international duty with Argentina.
Otamendi's absence opened the door for Kompany's return after an 11-week absence with a calf strain, but his comeback could have been over before it had begun.
City's skipper scythed down Vardy as he burst through the middle, leaving referee Graham Scott with a big call to make.
He chose to issue a yellow card and television replays showed Vardy was not clean through and Stones was in close proximity.
Though the leaders dominated the early possession, Leicester were able to deal with any threat and looked typically menacing on the counter-attack.
Kasper Schmeichel was called upon to make his first save of note in the 20th minute when Leroy Sane picked out David Silva, whose first-time shot was tipped over the bar at full stretch.
There was another anxious moment for the home side when the dangerous Sane whipped a teasing cross into the danger area from the left and the diving Raheem Sterling was only inches from getting his head to it.
Stones went down clutching his hamstring as he attempted to put the brakes on when chasing back in the 28th minute.
With Mangala introduced into a much-changed defence, Claude Puel's Leicester sensed an opportunity to put their opponents under pressure.
Mangala's first contribution was hardly convincing, but Guardiola's men recovered their composure to finish the first half on a high note.
Silva was the instigator of a move that unlocked the Leicester defence and left Jesus with the simplest of tap-ins when the Spaniard squared it to him on the edge of the six-yard box.
Leicester must have known it was not going to be their afternoon when, within seconds of going close to an equaliser, they found themselves two goals down in the 49th minute.
The post was still rattling at one end from Harry Maguire's shot when De Bruyne fired a stunning left-foot shot into the top-left corner, leaving Schmeichel grasping at thin air.
The visitors seemed in a hurry to wrap up the three points as first Jesus and then Sane went close to adding a third.
There was a warning sign for City when Kyle Walker had to produce an acrobatic goal-line clearance to keep out Vardy's header after a Wilfred Ndidi shot had been deflected into the striker's path, but Guardiola's men closed out a comfortable win.


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Having the freedom to move with ease is a beautiful feeling. Over the 3 decades I've worn dance and movement wear, not having to constantly adjust while moving is really special. Teaching and dancing and sweating in elegant pieces that hold me in all the right places deepens my experience of getting lost in the magic of movement.
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Our movement covers the spectrum of HOW to move. Calm and quiet, loud and ballistic, soothing and strengthening, its too challenging to choose a fave they all heal me!
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Last weekend (23rd – 25th January 2015) saw Matt and Izzy from the i.Voice Team head to Drum Hill Scout Camp, Derby to participate in the Derbyshire 'Scouts Speak Up' Course. The SSU is led by Media Managers and representatives from The Scout Association. 15 Young People, either heading to Japan to the World Scout Jamboree or are part of the Youth Ambassador Team for Peak 2015 were shown how to use Media to promote Scouts effectively.
Matt and Izzy learnt how to make the most of Print, Radio and TV Media and the do's and don'ts of each. This was done through a series of interviews and practices to replicate this such situation.
This will benefit i.Voice as Matt and Izzy are now able to share with the members the skills they have learnt. Youth Led Media is becoming ever important in Scouting, especially in Derbyshire with County Youth Media Team (of which Matt & Izzy are a part of). The weekend was a lot of fun, thanks to Simon Carter, Stuart Card, Pamela Thompsett and organised by our own ACC Young Leaders, James Stafford.
To find out more about the Speak Up Course follow @Scoutsscarter on Twitter & follow the hashtag #SSU!
That's all for now, we will see you in February for our first fundraiser!
Details of an exciting competition for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers below!


Introduction to a special issue of Childhood in the Past (volume 4, issue 2, September 2014), the second issue of 2014, which presents essays on 'Play, Toys, and Memory in International Perspective', after the Second World War.  The study originated in the work of the Centre for the Study of Play and Recreation at the University of Greenwich. In May 2013, an exhibition, entitled 'Multi-Cultural Toys' was organised jointly with the Pollock's Toy Museum Trust and held in the Stephen Lawrence Gallery at the Old Royal Naval College (Greenwich Campus, London, SE10 9LS) with an accompanying conference. The project aims to research the nature and uses of toys and of play in diverse cultures, past and present, as well as to campaign for contemporary children to have access to a more representative range of toys. In 2014, two subsequent conferences at Greenwich further developed some of the themes. 'Pain Illness, Trauma and Death' (1 February), and 'Play, Toys, War and Conflict' (16 May) which coincided with the lead up to the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War, were both hosted jointly with the Society for the Study of Childhood in the Past.


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Al-Ahly: Hamdi Fathi, Waheed and Taher are ready to face Raja in the African Champions League
Modified date: April 11, 2022
Cairo: The club Egyptian Al-Ahly announced the availability of the trio of the first football team, Hamdi Fathi, Taher Mohamed Taher and Mahmoud Waheed, to face the Moroccan Raja Casablanca, in program next Saturday, in the first leg of the quarter-finals of the African Champions League. Dr Ahmed Abu Abla, the team's chief medical staff, said today, Sunday, in statements to the official website of the club, that the trio, Hamdi Fathi, Taher Mohamed Taher and Mahmoud Waheed, are ready to face Raja. He added that the conditions of Taher, Fathi and Waheed are reassuring and that their absence from the Al-Masry match that took place yesterday, Saturday, in the Egyptian League Championship, is a precautionary measure after a slight denunciation to the trio. small pains in the pelvis, Waheed was diagnosed with muscle fatigue. Abu Abla explained that the trio Taher, Fathi and Waheed will be available to the coaching staff in the Raja's next match in the quarter-finals of the African Champions League. is under the supervision of the medical staff of the club, provided that his condition is evaluated before the start of training. (Dpa)
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