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Going further, faster with Indico 5
March 27, 2022 | Announcements
by Tom Wilde, CEO
Six months ago, to the day, I shared about the next big chapter in the Indico story. Today, I'm even more thrilled to turn the page on our company's biggest update yet.
But first, a little context. I'd be wholly remiss if I didn't also take a moment to shine a light on all that's happened since last September – because there's a lot.
We finished 2021 recording record business results, including nearly doubling our revenue and renewing all of our customers.
A growing list of F500 companies running on the Indico Unstructured Data Platform, including brilliant organizations such as Cushman & Wakefield, Johnson Controls, PNC Bank, ICE, Chatham Financial, MetLife, Waste Management, FIS, and more.
A rapidly growing list of leading industry partners, including Cognizant, Synechron, Marlabs, Ashling Partners, Reveal Group, Guidewire, UiPath and more.
A doubling of the Indicrew, including key leadership hires Bob More, Chief Revenue Officer; Mike Young, VP, Alliances; and Brandi Corbello, VP, Business Development
And we've done it all while transitioning to a 100% remote working model, with employees now located across 14 states. This enables us to scale quickly, while working with the very best and brightest talent available, anywhere and everywhere
Suffice to say that I couldn't be any prouder of our teams, both for how they've performed through one of the most challenging periods in our lifetimes, and how they've come together and looked out for each other. Our company may now operate virtually, but the bonds between our people and the impact they're having on transforming automation couldn't be any more real. I think you'll agree when I tell you what I'm about to tell you…
Introducing Indico 5, the next generation of our Unstructured Data Platform
The primary challenge we tackle with our customers remains the same: 90% of enterprise data is unstructured and remains largely unusable via traditional automation technologies. Our Unstructured Data Platform is changing all that with the market's leading solution for Automating, Analyzing, and Applying unstructured data – the millions of documents, emails, images, videos, and audio files our customers work with every day.
Now, with the release of Indico 5, we've stepped up to address a significant problem our customers have shared with us, one that research shows is pervasively preventing most enterprises from widely automating with Intelligent Document Processing (IDP).
Scalability.
The most recent Deloitte Automation Intelligence Report reveals that just 13 percent of survey respondents are scaling. That's if companies get out of the blocks at all; recent studies show that only 11% of AI-enabled initiatives succeed in production (Indico customers experience a 94% success rate, by the way).
What's holding enterprises back from scaling their automation and IDP initiatives? As you might expect, it's not one thing. Challenges abound, from the technologies to the people and processes involved. That's why we've designed Indico 5 to directly help customers accelerate, scale and unlock automation across the enterprise.
The latest release of our revolutionary AI-powered platform boasts powerful new features to dramatically speed up workflow development and deployment.
Automatic Document Unbundling
Intelligently split a file into documents using a point and click interface – no templates or rules required. Unbundling provides a rapid solution to unpack even the most complex document bundles so organizations can unlock automation across more processes, and rapidly accelerate downstream automation, without costly or time-intensive post-processing.
Linked Labels
The exclusive Indico 5 Linked Labels feature enables you to extract data and automatically capture the relationships between document elements. With a more plug-and-play approach, there's no need to write post-processing scripts to reassemble the line item, table, calculation input, and other relationships in extracted data for downstream systems – accelerating deployment times enterprise wide.
Staggered Loop Training
Using human-in-the-loop data, the proprietary Staggered Loop system delivers a highly transparent, push-button process that takes hours, not weeks. This approach accelerates continuous improvement and empowers ongoing, next-gen Machine Learning operations.
Universal Document Support
Indico 5 features out-of-the-box support for handwritten and hybrid text/handwriting documents, and it supports 70+ languages natively, including Chinese, Japanese and Korean. What's more, you can reduce costs by preserving valuable human resources for where they're needed by automatically processing both high- and low-quality scans with Microsoft ReadAPI.
Workflow Canvas
Plan, deploy, and audit workflows with unparalleled ease. Indico 5's Workflow Canvas tool, featuring an intuitive visual interface and click-and-drag canvas, allows users to build and review the steps of each automation process, allowing for significantly more complex workflows and simplified auditing.
New products to unlock your unstructured data
It's become apparent to us that there are many, many ways in which our customers want to use our platform. A majority of our customers are interested in a full-scale, enterprise solution that they can leverage for many use cases across their organizations. But we've also found that some companies may have a very specific use case, and perhaps limited resources to address it. That shouldn't stop them from being able to unlock their unstructured data. And so, it won't.
I'm proud to announce that, in addition to launching Indico 5, today we are also introducing more ways that companies can deploy our platform – from accelerating and scaling automation across the enterprise, to solving a single business challenge, to leveraging our technologies to power their own. Our new product offerings are Indico Enterprise, Indico Ignite, and Indico Inside.
Indico Enterprise
Our "classic" platform offering, Indico Enterprise gives you the flexibility, scalability and customizability you need to make unstructured data actionable: to automate it, analyze it, and apply it in all your unstructured data use cases, across your entire organization.
Indico Ignite
Working with limited budget or bandwidth on your team? Our turnkey Indico Ignite is ideal for meeting a specific automation need for LOB or process leaders. Indico Ignite lets you focus on your business while our experts manage all of the set-up, hosting, maintenance, monitoring and continuous improvement.
Indico Inside
Indico Inside allows technology solution providers and in-house software development teams to augment their own products with the ability to process unstructured content as only the Indico Unstructured Data Platform can. Our APIs, documentation and support can give you everything you need to solve a variety of unstructured data problems and unique edge cases.
It takes all of us to go further, faster
Virtually every member of the Indicrew has contributed to these monumental steps forward. I'd like to extend my congratulations and appreciation to everyone involved.
To all of our customers – thank you for your feedback, your input, and your continued partnership. With every generation of our platform, we learn more and more from you about how we can improve our technologies and help you solve your greatest data and Intelligent Document Processing challenges. We hope these updates help deliver even greater value to your organizations. And as always please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions.
If you'd like to learn more, I invite you to read our latest eGuide, "Scaling IDP Across the Enterprise: The Playbook for Unlocking Unstructured Data." Or contact us to schedule a free demo. We'd love to show you how you can go further, faster with Indico 5.
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6 Techniques & Tricks to Sing With Cari Cole Music Co.
Our Program. Project VOICE uses spoken word poetry to entertain, educate, and inspire. Through award-winning performances and innovative workshops, Project VOICE is dedicated to promoting empowerment, improving literacy, and encouraging empathy and creative collaboration in classrooms and communities around the world.... If it were not for my self-confidence, I would never leave the corporate world, create a business infused with art and creativity, give up years of certifications and investment to start over from scratch, launch a podcast and let the world hear my voice, or create videos and share my skills and ideas in hopes of improving other people�s lives.
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23/10/2018�� In situations where you believe you lack confidence, realize that your inner voice is telling you negative things. You need to retrain that inner voice to be positive at those times. Every day, make a list in your head of everything good about yourself. how to draw a real man sketch 23/10/2018�� In situations where you believe you lack confidence, realize that your inner voice is telling you negative things. You need to retrain that inner voice to be positive at those times. Every day, make a list in your head of everything good about yourself.
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Mimosa (Albizia julibrissin), also called silktree, is a fast-growing deciduous tree from west-central Asia that has attractive feathery foliage and puffy pink flowers. Few diseases are a problem on this tree except for mimosa wilt, also known as fusarium wilt, caused by a soil-borne fungus (Fusarium oxysporum f. perniciosum). This disease infiltrates the water-conducting tissues and blocks the flow of sugars, water and nutrients, quickly killing the tree.
A soil-living fungus, fusarium wilt is caused by Fusarium oxysporum f. perniciosum. When it affects mimosa trees, it is commonly called mimosa wilt. Cracks in tree roots, caused by physical damage to roots can be infiltrated by the spores of this fungus. Poorly draining soils or unusually wet and warm weather can increase the spread or threat of fusarium wilt on mimosa trees of any size or age.
In the United States, fusarium wilt affects mimosa trees primarily from New York southward to the Gulf Coast and westward to southern California.
The first noticeable symptom of an infected mimosa is yellowing and wilting leaves in early summer. At first it afflicts one or two smaller branches but spreads to larger limb connections. Cracks begin to appear in the bark of afflicted branches. In severe cases, a froth or sticky sap is exuded from the cracks while the balance of the tree yellows and wilts its foliage. Cuttings of branches reveal brown streaks in the sapwood.
After a mimosa tree is killed, suckering sprouts of foliage stems may grow from the still living roots. However, as the fungus matures, pinkish orange spore clusters may be seen on the trunk. The spores are then spread via the wind, insects, shoe bottoms or rainwater to adjacent soils and plants.
There is no cure for mimosa trees inflicted by fusarium wilt. In areas where this soil fungus is known to exist, replacing mimosa with other tree species that are resistant to fusarium is undertaken. Three cultivated varieties of mimosa are reputed as being resistant to the fungus, including 'Tryon', 'Charlotte' and 'Union'. Elizabeth Bush of the Virginia Cooperative Extension warns that these varieties' resistance is diminished if root knot nematodes are also present in the soil.
Although not diseases, mimosa trees may become afflicted by insect pests during different seasons or weather conditions. Cottony cushion scale, mimosa webworm and spidermites are known to cause dieback of foliage or new growth twigs.
"Albizia julibrissin: Mimosa"; Edward F. Gilman and Dennis G. Watson; 1993.


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Film and Discussion: Lady Who Swings the Band
The Institute of Jazz Studies welcomes filmmaker Carol Bash for a screening and discussion of Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band.
4/13/17 | 5:30 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Express Newark Room 213
Rutgers University-Newark
This event is free and open to the public, but please register by April 11th.
Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band is a documentary about a brilliant outlier, a woman who dared to live on her own terms. In a time when women were expected to stay at home and raise children, Mary Lou Williams forged her own path as an unparalleled jazz pianist, composer and arranger.
But this is also the story about a woman who pays a high price battling the gender and racial barriers in her way. Through her lens, we tell a larger story about women's ongoing struggle for equality. The gender politics that Mary Lou Williams encountered throughout the twentieth century still remain: the struggle to be treated as an equal based on merit; the fight for equal wages; and society's over emphasis on physical beauty in female presentation.
The goal of this film is to break open and engage these themes through rigorous dialogue in screenings and community outreach events in schools, churches, youth groups and arts organizations across the country.

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A Raging Torrent
The normally-placid Gravois Creek becomes a raging torrent due to recent heavy rains. This photo was taken just upstream from where it empties into the Rivière des Pères in south Saint Louis city. I noticed a tremendous amount of floating debris and trash, some of it quite large, being swept down by the current, destined for New Orleans.
This creek, named by the early French settlers, is heavily modified and prone to flooding in its lower stretches; but its upper reaches flow perennially, fed by transparent, cool water from numerous, obscure springs. Even though it flows through an urbanized area, much of the creek, flanked by a broad ribbon of woodland in its valley, almost appears to be a remote wilderness, and is the haunt of deer, opossums, and coyotes, as well as vast assortment of wildflowers and native trees.
There is another Gravois Creek in Missouri, partially flooded by the Lake of the Ozarks.
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Q: Xamarin Forms Flyout menu bottom tab style I have the following Shell Flyout menu in my application:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<Shell xmlns="http://xamarin.com/schemas/2014/forms"
   xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2009/xaml"
   xmlns:views="clr-namespace:UniversalCheckInApp.Views"
   x:Class="UniversalCheckInApp.AppShell">

<Shell.FlyoutHeader>
    <StackLayout BackgroundColor="#1E1F26" Padding="4,4,4,4">
        <Label Text="Navigation" TextColor="#D0E1F9" FontAttributes="Bold" HorizontalTextAlignment="Start"
               VerticalTextAlignment="Center" FontSize="Large" Margin="4,4,4,4" />
    </StackLayout>
</Shell.FlyoutHeader>

<Shell.ItemTemplate>
    <DataTemplate>
        <StackLayout HorizontalOptions="StartAndExpand" Padding="16,0,4,0" >
            <Label Text="{Binding Title}" TextColor="#1E1F26" VerticalOptions="Center"
                   HorizontalOptions="Start" Margin="0,0,0,0" FontSize="Medium" FontAttributes="Bold"
                   TextDecorations="Underline"/>
        </StackLayout>
    </DataTemplate>
</Shell.ItemTemplate>

<FlyoutItem Title="Configuration" >
    <ShellContent x:Name="scNetworkConfiguration" Title="Network Configuration" >
        <views:NetworkConfiguration />
    </ShellContent>

    <ShellContent x:Name="scDataConfiguration" Title="Data Configuration">
        <views:FormFieldConfiguration />
    </ShellContent>
</FlyoutItem>

<FlyoutItem Title="Collect Data">
    <ShellContent x:Name="scCollectData" Title="Collect Data">
        <views:DataCollection />
    </ShellContent>
</FlyoutItem>

<FlyoutItem Title="About">
    <ShellContent x:Name="scAbout" Title="About">
        <views:About />
    </ShellContent>
</FlyoutItem>

It renders as follows:

I am trying to figure out how to change the style of the two menu options that appear at the bottom of each configuration page.
UPDATE
Based on the comment below I was able to get the flyout menu options at the bottom to look as follows:

using this XAML
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<Shell xmlns="http://xamarin.com/schemas/2014/forms"
   xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2009/xaml"
   xmlns:views="clr-namespace:UniversalCheckInApp.Views"
   x:Class="UniversalCheckInApp.AppShell"
   FlyoutBackgroundColor="#D0E1F9"
   BackgroundColor="#1E1F26"
   Shell.TabBarBackgroundColor="#1E1F26"
   Shell.TabBarTitleColor="#D0E1F9"
   Shell.TabBarUnselectedColor="White">

<Shell.FlyoutHeader>
    <StackLayout BackgroundColor="#1E1F26" Padding="4,4,4,4">
        <Label Text="Navigation" TextColor="#D0E1F9" FontAttributes="Bold" HorizontalTextAlignment="Start"
           VerticalTextAlignment="Center" FontSize="Large" Margin="4,4,4,4" />
    </StackLayout>
</Shell.FlyoutHeader>

<Shell.ItemTemplate>
    <DataTemplate>
        <StackLayout HorizontalOptions="StartAndExpand" Padding="16,0,4,0" >
            <Label Text="{Binding Title}" TextColor="#1E1F26" VerticalOptions="Center"
               HorizontalOptions="Start" Margin="0,0,0,0" FontSize="Medium" FontAttributes="Bold"
               TextDecorations="Underline"/>
        </StackLayout>
    </DataTemplate>
</Shell.ItemTemplate>

<FlyoutItem Title="Configuration" >
    <ShellContent x:Name="scNetworkConfiguration" Title="Network Configuration" >
        <views:NetworkConfiguration />
    </ShellContent>

    <ShellContent x:Name="scDataConfiguration" Title="Data Configuration">
        <views:FormFieldConfiguration />
    </ShellContent>
</FlyoutItem>

<FlyoutItem Title="Collect Data">
    <ShellContent x:Name="scCollectData" Title="Collect Data">
        <views:DataCollection />
    </ShellContent>
</FlyoutItem>

<FlyoutItem Title="About">
    <ShellContent x:Name="scAbout" Title="About">
        <views:About />
    </ShellContent>
</FlyoutItem>

The challenge now is that I want to adjust the FontSize, FontAttributes and                  TextDecorations properties for the Tab Bar selected and unselected items.  Any idea how to do that?

A: You can use Style to achieve this.
You can refer to the following code:
<ShellContent Route="elephants"
                  Style="{StaticResource ElephantsShell}"
                  Title="Elephants"
                  Icon="elephant.png"
                   />

You can define Style in the Shell.Resources
  <Shell.Resources>
    <Style x:Key="BaseStyle"
           TargetType="Element">
        <Setter Property="Shell.BackgroundColor"
                Value="#455A64" />
        <Setter Property="Shell.ForegroundColor"
                Value="White" />
        <Setter Property="Shell.TitleColor"
                Value="White" />
        <Setter Property="Shell.DisabledColor"
                Value="#B4FFFFFF" />
        <Setter Property="Shell.UnselectedColor"
                Value="#95FFFFFF" />
    </Style>
    <Style TargetType="ShellItem"
           BasedOn="{StaticResource BaseStyle}" />
    <Style x:Key="DomesticShell"
           TargetType="Element"
           BasedOn="{StaticResource BaseStyle}">
        <Setter Property="Shell.BackgroundColor"
                Value="#039BE6" />
    </Style>
    <Style x:Key="MonkeysShell"
           TargetType="Element"
           BasedOn="{StaticResource BaseStyle}">
        <Setter Property="Shell.BackgroundColor"
                Value="#689F39" />
    </Style>
    <Style x:Key="ElephantsShell"
           TargetType="Element"
           BasedOn="{StaticResource BaseStyle}">
        <Setter Property="Shell.BackgroundColor"
                Value="#FF00FF" />
    </Style>
    <Style x:Key="BearsShell"
           TargetType="Element"
           BasedOn="{StaticResource BaseStyle}">
        <Setter Property="Shell.BackgroundColor"
                Value="#546DFE" />
    </Style>
    <Style x:Key="AboutShell"
           TargetType="Element"
           BasedOn="{StaticResource BaseStyle}">
        <Setter Property="Shell.BackgroundColor"
                Value="#96d1ff" />
    </Style>
</Shell.Resources>

For more details, you can refer to the official sample https://github.com/xamarin/xamarin-forms-samples/blob/master/UserInterface/Xaminals/Xaminals/AppShell.xaml
Update:
If you want to adjust the Text properties of Tab Bar selected and unselected items(e.g. normal TextColor and unselected text color), you can use the following code:
       <Setter Property="Shell.TabBarBackgroundColor"
        Value="#3498DB" />
       <Setter Property="Shell.TabBarTitleColor"
              Value="White" />
       <Setter Property="Shell.TabBarUnselectedColor"
              Value="#90EE90" />

The TabBarTitleColor is the color for selected color, the `TabBarUnselectedColor is the color for other tab unselected.
If you dont want to changes the overall Shell stlye (i.e. the background / foreground color of the bar at the top that holds that hamburger menu, you can just remove the following code:
    <Setter Property="Shell.BackgroundColor"
            Value="#455A64" />
    <Setter Property="Shell.ForegroundColor"
            Value="White" />

So the BaseStyle is like this:
      <Style x:Key="BaseStyle"
           TargetType="Element">
        <Setter Property="Shell.TitleColor"
                Value="Red" />
        <Setter Property="Shell.DisabledColor"
                Value="#B4FFFFFF" />
        <Setter Property="Shell.UnselectedColor"
                Value="Green" />
       <Setter Property="Shell.TabBarBackgroundColor"
        Value="#3498DB" />
       <Setter Property="Shell.TabBarTitleColor"
              Value="White" />
       <Setter Property="Shell.TabBarUnselectedColor"
              Value="#90EE90" />
     </Style>

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The famous basketball star Stephen Curry is a two-time NBA champion and two-time league MVP, but he hasn't always been considered a superstar. The American professional basketballer is associated with the Golden State Warriors of the NBA and is worth $77 million. He earns his net worth from salary and other endorsements. Learn more about his wife, daughter, family, parents, brother, bio, NBA career and other interesting facts below.
The basketball prodigy married his longtime girlfriend, a Toronto native Ayesha Alexander. Ayesha is a Canadian-American actress, television personality as well as a celebrity cook and cookbook author. The couple met while in a church group in Charlotte; at the time, they were fourteen and fifteen years respectively. After several years of successful relationship, the couple tied the knot on July 30, 2011, in Charlotte. Together, they have two daughters, Riley born in July 2012 and Ryan that was born in July 2015. However, Curry's wife announced her third pregnancy in February 2018. The perfect couple currently resides in Walnut Creek, California with their amazing children.
Curry's family is regarded as one of the cutest and adorable families in the NBA. Not every reporter enjoys having kids during a press conference; nevertheless, for Steph Curry, you need to get used to it because he never goes to the conference room without his daughter Riley. His adorable daughter has always followed him to the conference room since she was two. Her popularity has continued to increase following her numerous acts while in a press conference.
In one of the press conferences held in 2015, Riley stole the show by singing the popular Drake and Big Sean's song titled Blessings. Her awesome rendition was applauded by the reporters and also caught the attention of Drake who later posted the video on Instagram.
Stephen Curry's family has been very supportive, his wife and kids are always on the court to cheer him in every game. The amazing couple often shares their awesome moments on social media including their hilarious vacations to their courtside antics.
Curry is the eldest child of the former NBA player Dell Curry and his wife mom Sonya Curry, a former Division 1 Volleyball player. The duo taught Steph and his siblings the rudiments of the game. While Dell takes Stephen and his brother to the games, Sonya, on the other hand, instills discipline in them.
At the moment Stephen is currently regarded as one of the greatest shooters in NBA history. Curry's younger brother named Seth Curry is also a pro basketball player with the Dallas Mavericks of the NBA. His only sister Sydel trails the same career path as her mother and she currently plays volleyball at Elon University.
He was born on the 14th day of March 1988 in Akron, Ohio, to Sonya and Dell Curry – a former professional basketball player who retired as Charlotte Hornets' all-time leader in points. It's well known that Stephen Curry attended Charlotte Christian high school and led his side to three conference titles. Stephen wanted to walk in his father's shoes. Like Dell, he wanted to play for the Hokies.
But then, Virginia Tech was only willing to hand him an offer as a walk-on player. This motivated Curry to join Davidson which had not won an NCAA Tournament since 1969. His instrumental performance with his side in the NCAA tournament got him a spot in the national team that played FIBA U19 World Championship in 2007 where his side finished second.
Curry's amazing game plan saw Davidson win against the then elites of the game like Gonzaga, Georgetown, and Wisconsin. This ultimately improved the status of Davidson to a greater extent. In return, Stephen Curry attained the status of the most outstanding player of mid-west in 2008. More to that, he was voted the breakthrough player of the year 2008.
The all-time Davidson College leader in points was selected by the Golden State Warriors. As it happened, he was the #7 pick in the 2009 NBA draft. He signed a $12.7 million contract in 2009 and made his debut that same year in October against the Houston Rockets. Curry would later be voted second in the NBA Rookie of the Year Award 2009-10 behind Tyreke Evans after averaging 17.5 points for the season.
Often considered to be one of the greatest shooters in NBA history, Stephen Curry holds numerous three-point shooting records. He signed a $44 million contract extension for four years in 2012 and became one of the most sought NBA players.
So far in his professional basketball career, Curry has been able to accumulate fine stats that show he's an awesome basketballer. As at the time of this report, he could brag about having 26.6 points and 5.2 rebounds. You can check out further details of his stats here.
As a two-time gold medalist in the USA senior basketball team, Stephen Curry earns $12 million in salary every year.
In 2017, Curry was listed in Forbes' 100-list of the world's highest-paid celebrities. With an earning of $47.3 million, the 29-year-old basketball player was spotted on the 42nd position of the list.
Curry's $12.1 million salary for the 2016/17 season was the 85th highest in the NBA. While the NBA's new collective bargaining agreement made it possible for Warriors to pay Curry more than $200 million over five years, the point guard player had the NBA's best-selling jersey in the past two seasons.
"His off-court income has nearly tripled over the past 12 months. Curry signed endorsements with JPMorgan Chase, Brita, Vivo and PressPlay since the end of 2015…," read the Forbes report.
In another annual report which looked at the world's highest-paid athletes, the American business magazine detailed that Stephen Curry's endorsement earnings are soaring at the same time his salary is exploding.
Undoubtedly, Curry has been the best bargain in basketball over the past four seasons. Records have it that he earned $44 million while he led the Warriors to three straight NBA Finals. Disregarding that, it is believed that he pocketed $35 million from endorsements and royalties in the 2016/17 season alone. This was enabled by his deals with JPMorgan Chase, Brita, Vivo, and PressPlay.
Although the worth of Curry's deal with Under Armour is unknown to the public, it has circulated that the basketball player could worth $14 billion to Under Armour. Curry has been severally acknowledged as the factor that triggered the impressive hike Under Armour is experiencing with its basketball shoe sales. His popular signature shoe deal with Under Armour would last until 2024.
Curry ranked No. 6 among the top-paid athletes at $47 million from salary and endorsements. It is anticipated that he will make more than $80 million in the 2017/18 NBA season, including endorsements and royalties.
Not long past, the NBA's first unanimous most valuable player offered his San Francisco Bay estate for sale asking $3.7 million. The property brought in $3 million when it was sold.
Curry is widely known for his partnership with Under Armour, where he is considered to be the "face of their footwear line". Originally signed to Nike, Curry joined Under Armour in the 2013 offseason. As Curry became MVP and one of the most popular athletes in the world, sales of his shoes have become a major factor for Under Armour with stock prices rising and falling based on the success of the Curry shoe line.


Participants will receive a duo master class with Joanna Numata and Carlos Neto that focuses on dancing on camera and for film and TV.
Meet Award-winning author, speaker, coach, and choreographer Amy Jordan, as she reads portions of her new book "Dance Because You Can."
Get a special preview of never-before-seen footage from "Amy's Victory Dance," the first feature film by Emmy-nominated and Award-Winning director, Brian Thomas.
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07/24/2020 Sacramento Kings
Can Cory Joseph continue his playoff streak and help end the Sacramento Kings' drought?
Cory Joseph was playing his best basketball of the season before the pause in action. With eight games remaining can he help the Kings end their playoff drought?
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By Carlan Gay @TheCarlanGay
Cory Joseph has never missed the playoffs in his NBA career.
The Sacramento Kings currently own the longest playoff drought in the NBA at 13 years.
Something's gotta give.
With eight seeding games remaining in the NBA season and the potential of earning a play-in game, that drought could come to an end this season. And with the Kings' health a concern with Marvin Bagley out for the year and De'Aaron Fox working his way back into the lineup, Joseph may have to take on a bigger role to help the Kings end their drought.
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Sacramento was quietly one of the hottest teams in the league before the pause in action; the Kings were 7-3 in their last 10 games.
Joseph was just rounding into form as well. After struggling to find his shot for the majority of the season, the 28-year-old shot 50 percent from the field and 41.2 percent from 3-point range over his last 10 games.
Although Joseph isn't looked upon for much scoring, it's important for him to be efficient when the opportunities do come his way. According to Basketball-Reference, he's played the majority of his minutes this season as a part of a lineup that includes Harrison Barnes, Buddy Hield, Richaun Holmes and Nemanja Bjelica. That lineup's success relies heavily on 3-point shooting and with Holmes providing a zero in that category, Joseph's 3-point ability becomes that much more important.
The Canadian has also turned the corner defensively since the All-Star break. Pre All-Star break, Joseph had a defensive rating of 108.4 according to NBA Stats. Since then, he's sporting a defensive rating of 103.0. While he hasn't done it alone, Joseph's increased success on the defensive end has helped transform the Kings from the 20th best defensive team in the league before the All-Star break to the 11th best defence in the league post-All-Star.
The Kings are getting exactly what they hoped to get out of Joseph when he signed a three-year deal last summer. With the playoffs in reach this season, they hope to end their drought and continue his personal streak.


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Letterfrack and the President's trees
Galway Advertiser / #GalwayThu, Aug 16, 2018
TREES AROUND Áras an Uachtaráin, which were felled by storms, and subsequently gifted by Uachtarán na hÉireann, Michael D Higgins, to Letterfrack GMIT, are now the subject of a new book - See The Wood From The Trees.
Exhibition Review: Placing the Word (Dolores Lyne and Margaret Irwin, Black Gate)
Galway Advertiser / #GalwayTue, May 09, 2017
PLACING THE Word, the art exhibition mounted as part of the Cúirt Festival programme, and featuring work by Galway artists Dolores Lyne and Margaret Irwin, continues at the Black Gate Cultural Centre, St Francis Street.
Nine-day festival keeps bogs at top of agenda
Galway Advertiser / NewsThu, Apr 27, 2017
Only a small amount of blanket bog exists in the world and Ireland possesses eight per cent of the world's blanket bog and is the most important country in Europe for this type of habitat. As a result, Conamara Bog Week will celebrate its 33rd year this May, with a nine-day festival packed with walks, talks, music and poetry, all in honour of the rugged landscape that surround Letterfrack.
Boffins head to 'Bofin for Conversations Festival from this evening
The Inish: Island Conversations festival will take place on Inishbofin from today, running over the weekend, will feature the best in literature, poetry, film and music. Now in its second year, the cultural festival will see world-class performers, writers and artists convene in this special, secluded place for performances, talks, and conversations.
Today is Poetry Day -what are you going to do?
Galway Advertiser / #GalwayThu, Apr 28, 2016
POETRY IS one of humanity's oldest forms of artistic and personal expression, found across all eras, languages, and cultures. Today is Poetry Day and Galway will mark the venerable form with a number of events.


The corporate strategy is to license ZED intellectual property to engine manufacturers that supply product manufacturers.
This corporate strategy is based on the production of ZED engines that can replace conventional engines in any use, in other words, not change the basic end-product design or functionality. To date, no other "green-tech" replacement of the conventional engine can make this claim.
ZED licenses its technology to independent engine manufacturers, as well as product manufacturers that make their own engines.
Licensing is also effective from the view of allocating financial resources. For example, in the auto industry a new vehicle platform can cost $1 billion. Even a small assembly plant (60,000 vehicle annual capacity) can be another half billion dollars. Add to that the cost of tier suppliers, vehicle shipping and storage, dealership buildings and land, parts supply, service training, as well as marketing and advertising, and the startup cost for a new company to compete against established manufacturers can exceed 3 to 4 billion dollars. This barrier to entry has "killed" many car brands over the years, including most recently the Fisker electric.
Alternately, at comparatively little cost one can license the technology to manufacturers which already have the "pipeline" in place, so that the ZED engine is just another engine option in their vehicles, or other products.
The corporation generally does not sell any product to either the public or manufacturers, and does not anticipate a change in this policy. Similarly, the company has no plan to sell vehicle engine "conversion kits", other than those to re-power heavy trucks. From time to time the company may donate engines to educational institutions for the purpose of classroom instruction.


Beginning January 1, 1937, your employer will be compelled by law to deduct a certain amount from your wages every payday. This is in compliance with the terms of the Social Security Act, signed by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, August 14, 1935. The deduction begins with 1%, and increases until it reaches 3%. To the amount taken from your wages, your employer is required to pay, in addition, either an equal or double amount. The combined taxes may total 9% of the whole payroll. This is NOT a voluntary plan. Your employer MUST make this deduction.
Individual Mandate Tax. The penalty for not buying health insurance will be either $95 or 1 percent of your annual income (whichever is greater). The Heritage Foundation points out that "Very few, if any, people will end up paying just $95, because individuals with an annual income of only $9,500 or less would likely qualify for Medicaid or a hardship exemption from the mandate." Additionally, the mandate will increase year by year to $325 or 2 percent of one's income in 2015, and $695 or 2.5 percent of income in 2016, whichever is greater.
Reinsurance Fee. Heritage notes that health insurers must pay the temporary fee on group health plans in order to spread the cost of the covering people within the individual market who are inside and outside the Obamacare's exchanges. "The fee begins in 2014, costing $63 per covered person and decreasing in 2015 and 2016. Like most taxes and fees, the result will likely be higher insurance premiums," Heritage explains.
By 2015, the employer mandate kicks in. Originally, this mandate was scheduled to take effect in 2014, but the administration delayed it prior the the shoddy implementation of the healthcare law in late 2013. The mandate will order employers with 50 or more full-time employees (or those working 30 hours per week) to offer government-approved health insurance or pay a penalty. "The penalty varies–either $2,000 per employee after the first 30 workers, or $3,000 per employee receiving subsidized coverage in the exchange, whichever is less," Heritage says.


India's Prime Minister Modi To Observe Strict Fast During Trip To U.S.
NEW DELHI, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will observe a strict religious fast during his maiden trip to the United States, aides said on Monday, in a test both of the 64-year-old leader's stamina and of protocol in the Obama White House.
Throughout a grueling schedule that features the United Nations General Assembly, a rally of Indian Americans at New York's Madison Square Garden and talks with Obama in Washington, the devout Hindu will abstain from food.
In keeping with the habits of a lifetime, Modi will restrict himself to a "liquid diet" throughout the Navratri festival, when India's majority Hindus worship mother goddess Durga in all her manifestations.
"He will only consume lemonade with some honey and a cup of tea every day," a senior official in Modi's office in New Delhi told Reuters.
"He has been fasting for the last four decades and does not want to change this pattern even while he is traveling," added the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Navratri, derived from the ancient Sanskrit words 'nine nights', falls this year from Sept. 25 to Oct. 3. The festival spans Modi's first trip to the United States since he triumphed in a general election in May.
It culminates on the tenth day, known as Dussehra, which marks the victory of good over evil.
Millions of Hindus fast, pray and dance to please the mother goddess during Navratri. Some restrict their diet to fruit and vegetables while spurning meat, onions and garlic. Others, like Modi, a strict vegetarian, do not eat at all.
"He wakes up at 4 a.m., meditates, prays and carries his own bottle of lemonade with him," said another government official who has worked closely with Modi for 12 years.
"Doctors had suggested that he should consume fruits and more juices but he has refused to make any dietary additions during the Navratri celebrations," said a senior minister in western state of Gujarat, where Modi served as chief minister for more than a decade.
"In the U.S. you will not see him having dinner or lunch with Obama," said the state minister, who is also close to Modi.
Another Indian government source said the White House had been informed of Modi's dietary requirements. The U.S. embassy in New Delhi declined to comment.
U.S. officials have indicated that President Barack Obama would not treat Modi to a state dinner, as Modi did not hold the rank of head of state. Obama did, however, accord this honor to Modi's predecessor, Manmohan Singh.
As a young man, Modi left home to seek enlightenment, finding inspiration from the writings of philosopher-monk Swami Vivekananda, who propagated the Hindu faith at the Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1893.
Modi's Hindu nationalist credo came under close scrutiny over sectarian rioting in his home state of Gujarat in 2002 in which more than 1,000 people, most of them Muslims, were killed.
Modi has denied wrongdoing and was exonerated in a Supreme Court investigation.


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The Fair Captive
There are two versions of 'The Fair Captive' by Rene Magritte, the prolific Belgian surrealist painter. The first, painted in 1931, contains an easel which you can apparently see through to the landscape background.
The second, painted in 1947, also uses what appears to be a transparent easel but, this time, it is set in a beach with a burning tuba in front. A reflection of the flames emanating from the tuba, however, can be seen in that easel.
Numerous works of Magritte use a painting within a painting and the first 'The Fair Captive' painting was followed by a series called 'The Human Condition' which also makes use of this idea. Magritte may have come across this in A. Cassagne's Traite pratique de perspective (1873) which students at the Academie Royal des Beaux Arts studied at the time Magritte was there. He may also have seen De Chiricho's work, the 'Great Metaphysical Interior'.
Magritte was, in 'The Fair Captive' as in other works of his, fascinated by the paradox between a painted image and what that image conceals. In these paintings the easel is apparently transparent but, somehow, it is definitely a painting. This means that, for example, the houses in the 1931 painting are both inside the room and outside in the landscape at the same time.
In the 1947 version the easel is made real by the reflection of the flames shown coming out of the tuba in front of the easel. Again the sea is both in the position of the painting and at a distance behind the painting. As in the later 'The Human Condition' series the easel, seeming like glass, reveals what is expected to be concealed by it.
This was part of the interest Magritte had in what was concealed and what revealed in life and art. Just to confuse things the stand and edge of the easel unmistakenly conceals whatever is behind it. The title 'The Fair Captive', like many of Magritte's titles, is problematic as, like many of his titles, it seems to be parallel with the painting rather than directly related to it perhaps making additional use of the literal meaning of surrealism - another reality.


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Fox News host Dan Bongino suspended on YouTube over COVID-19 misinformation
Mariella Moon
·Associate Editor
15 January 2022, 8:35 am ·2-min read
Fox News host and right-wing commentator Dan Bongino won't be able to upload anything to his YouTube channel for a week, according to Forbes and The Hill. The website has temporarily suspended his account over COVID-19 misinformation, specifically for saying masks are useless in preventing the coronavirus' spread. YouTube updated its rules in 2020 to prohibit "content about COVID-19 that poses a serious risk of egregious harm." It doesn't permit videos with medical misinformation that contradicts local health authorities, such as the World Health Organization.
The organization considers wearing masks "a key measure to reduce transmission and save lives." That's why YouTube explicitly states that videos containing claims that wearing masks have negative side effects and that they don't play a role in preventing the contraction or transmission of COVID-19 go against its policy. The website has suspended several creators for COVID-19 disinformation in the past, including Sky News Australia, One American News Network and Senator Rand Paul.
Bongino is only getting a week-long suspension, because it's his first strike under the policy. If he gets another strike within 90 days, he'll get another two-week suspension. His channel will only be removed if he gets a third strike within three months. In addition to suspending his uploads, YouTube has also demonetized his channel for "repeatedly violating [its] Advertiser-Friendly Guidelines on harmful and dangerous acts." He will, however, be able to re-apply for the Partner Program after 30 days.
That said, it looks like Bongino has plans to keep posting about masks and their supposed failure to prevent the transmission and contraction of the virus. The Bongino Report website's Twitter account posted a copy of his email to YouTube, which tells the customer service rep that he will "immediately post content on why masks have been totally ineffective in stopping this pandemic" after his suspension is over. He dared YouTube to do something about it. Bongino also called the website (and, by extension, Google) a "tyrannical, free speech-hating, bullshit, big tech shithole."


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DOI: 10.1016/j.nrleng.2019.05.003
De novo KAT6B mutation, Say-Barber-Biesecker-Young-Simpson syndrome, and specific language impairment
Mutación de novo en KAT6B, síndrome Say-Barber-Biesecker-Young-Simpson y trastorno específico del lenguaje
D.M. Fernández-Mayoralasa, B. Calleja-Pérezb, S. Álvarezc, A. Fernández-Jaéna,d,
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Corresponding author.
a Departamento de Neuropediatría, Hospital Universitario Quirónsalud, Madrid, Spain
b Atención Primaria, Centro de Salud Doctor Cirajas, Madrid, Spain
c Genómica y Medicina, NIMGenetics, Madrid, Spain
d Facultad de Medicina, Universidad Europea de Madrid, Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid, Spain
Dear Editor:
The histone acetyltransferase KAT6B is a component of the MOZ/MORF protein complex of epigenetic readers. The protein participates in both transcriptional activation and repression, and is involved in the development of the cerebral cortex.1,2 As with other genes responsible for chromatin regulation, KAT6B dysfunction causes a multisystem developmental disorder.1
Some of the disorders known to be linked to the KAT6B gene include genitopatellar syndrome and Say-Barber-Biesecker-Young-Simpson syndrome (SBBYSS), also known as the Say-Barber-Biesecker-Young-Simpson variant of Ohdo syndrome.1,3–8
We describe the case of a boy with a de novo KAT6B mutation presenting a phenotype compatible with SBBYSS, without intellectual disability but with specific language impairment and severe attentional disorder.
The patient was an 8.5-year-old boy, an only child born to healthy parents of Spanish origin. The patient was brought to our centre due to severe learning difficulties, language problems, and attentional disorder; he did not present restricted interests or stereotypies, and displayed marked social interest. The patient displayed poor vocabulary, and made significant grammatical errors. He had no relevant family history. He was born after a normal pregnancy and delivery, with a birth weight of 2970 g (10th percentile) and a birth length of 49 cm (25th percentile). The patient had undergone surgery due to hypospadias and cryptorchidism. He presented severe language delay, using very few words at the age of 3 years. Motor development was normal, and the patient had started walking at 14 months of age. At the age of 6 years, a neuropsychological evaluation (WPPSI-III) revealed a verbal intelligence quotient (IQ) of 58 (percentile 0.3) (comprehension subtest, with a typical score of 1), and a manipulative IQ of 93 (33rd percentile); total IQ could not be calculated due to the difference between scales.
The physical examination detected no focal neurological signs, although the patient displayed severe language impairment (poor vocabulary and comprehension). He weighed 38 kg and was 140 cm tall (97th percentile). He also presented several dysmorphic features: blepharophimosis, ptosis, hypertelorism, bulbous nose, mild retrognathia, limited ability to separate the fingers in both hands, mild limitations on complete extension of the knees, and long toes on both feet (Fig. 1).
A and B) Facial features: blepharophimosis, ptosis, hypertelorism, bulbous nose, and mild retrognathia. C) Limitations in thumb abduction. D) Long toes in both feet.
Array testing and sequencing of the PTEN and NSD1 genes yielded normal findings. A brain MRI scan showed no abnormalities.
A neuropsychological evaluation revealed IQ scores of 108 and 102 in the TONI-2 and Leiter-R scales, respectively. Language assessment (ITPA, Peabody, and BLOC-R) revealed a psycholinguistic age of 6 years. The continuous performance test revealed severe attentional disorder (omissions and Hit reaction time variability above the 95th percentile).
At the age of 10 years, the patient and his parents underwent exome sequencing, which identified a de novo nonsense mutation in exon 16 of the KAT6B gene (hg19; chr 10: 76781739; NM_012330.3; c.3122C > A, p.Ser1041*). The mutation, which was subsequently confirmed by Sanger sequencing, was not listed on any genetic database and had not previously been reported in the literature.
Subsequent cardiac and thyroid status examinations revealed no significant alterations.
Our patient's clinical phenotype is similar to those previously described in the literature. SBBYSS is a rare syndrome characterised by blepharophimosis and intellectual disability.3–8 All the cases reported in the literature to date were associated with severe cognitive disorders. Patients with SBBYSS frequently present other abnormal features or malformations, including hypomimia, bulbous nose, bone and ligament alterations, and long toes.3
Mutations in the KAT6B gene have been linked to genitopatellar syndrome and SBBYSS. These syndromes probably lie on a continuum of developmental disorders, with mutations located in the last exons being associated with clinical profiles more similar to that of SBBYSS.5,9
Ours is the first reported case of a patient with SBBYSS without intellectual disability, and presenting a novel mutation. This case suggests an association between neurodevelopmental disorders and mutations in genes classically linked to intellectual disability and autism.10 Genetic studies should be considered in the diagnosis of patients with severe language impairment.10
The authors have received no funding for this study.
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Whole-exome-sequencing identifies mutations in histone acetyltransferase gene KAT6B in individuals with the Say-Barber-Biesecker variant of Ohdo syndrome.
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Please cite this article as: Fernández-Mayoralas DM, Calleja-Pérez B, Álvarez S, Fernández-Jaén A. Mutación de novo en KAT6B, síndrome Say-Barber-Biesecker-Young-Simpson y trastorno específico del lenguaje. Neurología. 2020;35:601–603.
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60 Minutes Overtime
A billionaire bachelor's playground
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen gives "60 Minutes" a tour of his estate, yacht, space rocket, and, yes -- his very own submarine
What would you do if you suddenly became a billionaire with the means to indulge your every whim, no matter how extreme?
If you're Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, and you liked space travel, Jacques Cousteau, and Jimi Hendrix during your youth, why not go for a personal space rocket, build yourself a submarine, and buy the guitar Jimi used to play "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Woodstock?
Watch Lesley Stahl's report.
More from "60 Minutes Overtime:" Bill Gates and Paul Allen, Unplugged
Unlike Allen, Bill Gates has been in the public eye for decades and we all know how he spends his billions. But as you'll learn in Lesley Stahl's "60 Minutes" report, Allen has been more reclusive (Lesley compares him to Howard Hughes), pursuing eclectic personal interests and battling cancer since he left Microsoft in 1983. With the release of his new book, "Idea Man: A Memoir by the Co-founder of Microsoft," Allen allowed "60 Minutes" cameras in to capture what billions have bought for this bachelor, as well as access to his personal home-movie archive. Tonight's television broadcast report on Allen, produced by Shachar Bar-On, and our web-only "60 Minutes Overtime" features are a rare peek into one man's very unique life.


I have a good sense of humor. I am a responsible, hardworking and caring girl. I like creativity, and I appreciate this character trait in other people. I do not like lies and I know when the others lie. I try never to be late and I hate it when the other people do not arrive on time.
I want to meet a versatile man with the same views on life. For me it is important that his family was in the first place.


The defense secretary's earlier comments 'didn't contradict anything the president said,' Mattis said Thursday.
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Thursday pushed back on the perception that he disagrees with the president on the best strategy to handle tensions with North Korea.
When asked about the tweet hours later, Mattis seemed to disagree, saying that "We're never out of diplomatic solutions."
But on Thursday Mattis stressed that there was "nothing contradictory there" and said press reports have "widely misinterpreted" his comments.
"It didn't contradict anything the president said. We're not talking to the North Koreans right now," Mattis told reporters in an impromptu appearance at the Pentagon.
On Monday, North Korea launched an intermediate range ballistic missile over Japan, triggering warnings to Japanese residents to take cover before the missile splashed down in the Pacific Ocean.
Mattis, a retired Marine general, also provided new insight on Thursday on why he agreed to come out of retirement to serve as defense secretary when it was clear that he disagreed with Trump on a number of policies.
"You know when a president of the United States asks you to do something ... I don't think it's old-fashioned or anything, I don't care if it's a Republican or Democrat, we all have an obligation to serve," he told Pentagon reporters. "That's all there is to it. And so, you serve."
"First time I met with President Trump," he added, "we disagreed on three things in the first 40 minutes I met with him, on NATO, no torture, and something else, and he hired me. This is not a man who is immune to being persuaded if he thinks you've got an argument. Anyway — press on."
Questions about whether Mattis is in conflict with the commander in chief reached a fever pitch after a video posted over the weekend showed him alluding to a small group of troops in Jordan about serious problems at the highest levels of the U.S. government.


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Yeerongpilly
Yeerongpilly, a residential and industrial suburb on a railway junction, is 7 km south of central Brisbane. It is thought that the name was derived from an Aboriginal expression denoting water, perhaps a reference to the water holes on the Moolabin Creek or to the Brisbane River.
The earliest place of settlement was Rocky Water Holes (Rocklea) where the Crown Inn and a Primitive Methodist church were opened in 1862 and 1863. The district had been extensively denuded of native pine timber by the end of the 1850s, and mixed farming took its place, starting from the fertile Oxley Creek Valley and its Moolabin Creek tributary. In 1867 the Yeerongpilly provisional school was opened.
In 1875 the Brisbane to Ipswich railway line, passing through Yeerongpilly, was opened. Upon the introduction of rural local government to Queensland in 1879 the Yeerongpilly division was formed, a large rural area extending from South Brisbane to the Logan River and from Logan Road to Goodna and Greenbank in the west. As scattered settlement spread from Brisbane, parts of Yeerongpilly division were severed: the Stephens Shire (from South Brisbane to Rocklea) and the Sherwood Shire (west of Blunder Creek to Wacol) were created in 1886 and 1891. That left an entirely rural Yeerongpilly division, with the future suburb of Yeerongpilly in Stephens Shire. The divisions area was 450 sq km.
The division's offices were in Rocky Water Holes (Rocklea) which, according to the Australian handbook in 1904, might 'be considered the metropolis of the division of Yeerongpilly ... (with) two public houses, Primitive Methodist church, Presbyterian meeting house ... and blacksmith's and other shops'. Some of the downstream water holes were enclosed by the Brisbane Golf Club's course when it was laid out in 1904. (The golf course is west of the railway line, and is in the present suburb of Yeerongpilly.)
The division's southern rural part was crossed by the South Coast railway, extended from the Yeerongpilly rail junction in 1884. Dairy produce was conveyed to the Kingston butter factory (Logan), but even in the 1920s the Shire authorities thought that upwards of 30,000 acres of unoccupied land awaited the attention of orchardists and market gardeners. The Rocklea Agriculture and Industries Association Showground on Ipswich Road, a short way from the railway station, ensured them of an exhibition venue.
Yeerongpilly Shire, extending north from approximately the present-day Logan Motorway to Tarragindi, was incorporated into the greater Brisbane Council in 1925. Its census populations were 1313 (1911) and 3263 (1921).
The Yeerongpilly suburb was snugly positioned north of the Clapham railway transshipping depot, created to service the uniform railway gauge line (1930) from the border to South Brisbane. Increasing industrialisation to its south came with the Evans Deakin engineering workshops, the Archerfield Brisbane Airport (1931) and war time industry around Rocklea.
Yeerongpilly's main industries were an animal research institute and a power station, each next to the Brisbane River. The research station (1909) had several buildings listed on the Queensland heritage register and was decommissioned in 2010. The power station was in Tennyson, and the site was reserved for the Queensland Tennis Centre completed in 2009. Yeerongpilly is industrial near the railway and residential in the north.
In January 2011 most of the Brisbane golf course was flooded, along with the built-up area on its east side. Water from there and the Moolabin Creek continued across Fairfield Road and into Yeronga Corporate Park South.
In 2015 a 14 hectare piece of land between the Queensland Tennis Centre (Tennyson) and the Yeerongpilly railway station was approved for a development comprising 1200 units incorporating a home base for the Queensland Music Festival. The heritage-listed buildings on the site were to be repurposed with the former veterinarian school to house the James Morrison-led music festival, with the stables and laboratory becoming a retail and dining precinct, and 1.8 hectares dedicated to public and green space. The area had been subject to flooding in 2010-11. The project was expected to take 10 years in development.
Mainly a postwar suburb, Yeerongpilly was first separately recorded in the 1976 census (including Tennyson) with 1969 persons. Later censuses recorded:
Brisbane Centenary Official Historical Souvenir, Brisbane Centenary Celebrations Committee, 1924
Stephens Shire, Tennyson and Waterford entries


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«Psychofreak» (estilizado en minúsculas) es una canción de la cantante cubana-estadounidense Camila Cabello, con la cantautora estadounidense Willow. Fue lanzada a través de Epic Records como tercer sencillo del  tercer álbum de estudio de Camila Familia, publicada el 8 de abril de 2022 junto al álbum.

Antecedentes
Mientras grababan «Psychofreak», Cabello tuvo algunos sentimientos de vulnerabilidad y vergüenza. Se sentía "muy ansiosa" en el estudio y decidió improvisar un verso. Cuándo terminó de grabar la pista, se volvió a sentir "terrible y avergonzada", pero luego declaró que era una de sus canciones favoritas del álbum. La canción está basada en la ansiedad de la cantante y la lucha de mantenerse en el presente a pesar de sentir paranoía o insegura.

Composición y letras
"Psychofreak" es una canción de Trip hop y dark pop que está puesto en la escala de B♭ mayor con un tempo de 90 latidos por minuto. En una entrevista con Reuters el 8 de abril de 2022, el mismo día en el que la canción y el álbum fueron publicados, Cabello confirmó que una línea de la canción era sobre su partida del girl group estadounidense Fifth Harmony ("I don't blame the girls for how it went down"); en español: "no culpo las chicas de cómo me fui para abajo". Añadiendo que "aquella canción es básicamente la aproximación de su ansiedad y de todas de las cosas que han pasado como en su viaje con mucha ansiedad y de como realmente se sentía de joven cuando comenzó en la industria musical".

Nick Levine de NME destaca que la canción va a ser el "saltador de las listas" y  "prueba que todavía es posible escribir una canción inteligente y original sobre la salud mental en 2022". El "gancho vocal arriesgado" fue comparada con la cantautora estadounidense Suzanne Vega en su sencillo «Tom's Diner», de su segundo álbum de estudio Solitude Standing publicado en 1987. Ver a Cabello cantar sobre la disociación usando la sátira: "Sometimes I don't trust the way I feel / On my Instagram talking about 'I'm healed"; en español: "A veces no confío en la forma en que me siento / En mi Instagram hablando de 'Estoy curada'".

Presentaciones en vivo
«Psychofreak» tuvo su primera presentación en el concierto de TikTok  Familia: Welcome to the Family  realizado el 7 de abril de 2022, en donde se interpretaron todas las canciones del álbum. Cabello se presentó con outfit de color amarillo detrás de un fondo de color blanco y negro junto a los bailarines que usaban los mismos colores

El 9 de abril de 2022, Cabello y Willow la interpretaron juntas por primera vez en  Saturday Night Live  donde Cabello fue la invitada musical. Se volvió a tocar la canción en The Today Show el 12 de abril de 2022 como parte de la serie de Citi Concert.

Posicionamiento en las listas

Referencias

Sencillos de 2022
Canciones de 2022
Canciones de Camila Cabello
Sencillos de Epic Records

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A delicious looking ice-cream, as might be enjoyed in Question 10.
Apart (perhaps) from some of the percussion instruments, the Brass section of the orchestra is often the loudest and most ear-catching. How familiar are you with this family of instruments?
The 'natural' (valveless) Baroque trumpet could only play comfortably in one key: which key?
Which composer, a giant of the 19th-century opera scene, required the design and building of special tubas to reach lower pitches than normal ones?
Mutes ~ for trumpets and other brass instruments ~ come in a variety of styles. Which of these is NOT a type of mute?
Which brass instrument is shown, in replica, on public mailboxes and related livery in various European and other countries?
The clue is in the name! One of the many songs by Franz Schubert is a rollicking setting of a poem which, in English, begins: 'From off the street the post-horn rings'. This sound signal alerted people to the arrival of the mail-coach (by road, of course, in an age before railways and motorised vehicles): very evocative if you were awaiting urgent news from someone such as a relative, lover or distant business colleague. The 'ping' of an arriving text message or e-mail nowadays seems very tame by comparison. Sadly, in the Wilhelm Mueller poem, there is no letter from his beloved by this particular delivery!
The wonderful film Brassed Off (its title coming from a slang phrase meaning 'fed up' or 'disgruntled') is set around the colliery community and its brass band at the time of the pit closures and miners' strike, with the late great Pete Postlethwaite in the bandmaster role and Tara Fitzgerald as a young Coal Board researcher who also plays the cornet.
In which year did the events on which the film is based take place?
Back in the Middle Ages, when what we now call a trumpet was known as a clarion, what was the name for the then-version of the trombone?
The bugle is probably the simplest of brass instruments, definitely in terms of mechanical construction (in being small, for its high clear pitch and portability, and in having no valves nor slide), though it certainly requires skill to play with clarity.
How many pitches are there within its harmonic series, and which hence comprise the whole of the Bugle Scale?
The tuba may be characterised as the 'benevolent, chubby uncle' of the Brass Section, dependable for its sonority in the deepest registers in loud or more mellow music. It does not seem to lend itself to the virtuoso histrionics of higher-pitched, more nimble solo instruments such as the violin, or indeed the ringing tones of the trumpet. Yet which composer, in his 80s and with advancing deafness, nonetheless went ahead and wrote a 13-minute concerto for this instrument in the mid-20th century?
This work is pretty much 'one of a kind' ... see here for some trenchant views on the project and its outcome!
The ringing tone of brass instruments has been culturally familiar for many centuries in the form of military trumpets, posthorns etc.. But in the German-speaking world, 'the last trump' (i.e. the great fanfare at the Second Coming / Judgment Day) is known as die letzte Posaune: to which actual instrument does this name normally refer?
Posaune = trombone; a slightly odd thought, if we were expecting 'an almighty, crisp and penetrating fanfare' of some kind rather than the slapsticky glissando of a trombone slide!
I am sitting enjoying an ice-cream by the bandstand, in a park on a Bank Holiday afternoon; as such, I may be enjoying ~ which of the following ~ twice over?
There will probably be at least one cornet (instrument) in the band, and my ice-cream may also be in the form of a cornet (i.e. served in a conical, or 'horn-shaped' wafer)!


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Tudor steht für:
 Haus Tudor, Royal House of Tudor, walisisches Adelsgeschlecht
 Tudor (Familienname), Familienname, zu Namensträgern siehe dort
 Tudor (Kenia), Ward in Kenia
 Tudor (Uhrenmarke), Zweitmarke von Rolex
 Tudor City, Apartment-Komplex in New York City
 Tudor-Domäne,  konservierte Proteindomäne
 Tudor-Rose, heraldische Figur
 Tudorstil, gotischer Baustil
 Avro Tudor, britisches Verkehrsflugzeug
 Škoda 1101 Tudor, Kleinwagen des Automobilhersteller Škoda Auto
 Škoda Tudor (Studie), Konzeptfahrzeug von Škoda Auto
 Nanu Tudor, Kurzfilm

Siehe auch:
 Die Tudors, Fernsehserie


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Q: Plot 2D grid in jupyter using ipyvolume What I want to get:

What I've coded using numpy, ipywidget & ipyvolume:
##define coordinates [TopPointX, ...etc.]

p1 = np.array([TopPointX, TopPointY, TopPointZ])
p2 = np.array([BottomPointX, BottomPointY, BottomPointZ])
p3 = np.array([ThirdPointX, ThirdPointY, ThirdPointZ])

##calculate plane

# These two vectors are in the plane
v1 = p3 - p1
v2 = p2 - p1

# the cross product is a vector normal to the plane
cp = np.cross(v1, v2)
a, b, c = cp

# This evaluates a * x3 + b * y3 + c * z3 which equals d
d = np.dot(cp, p3)

print('The equation is {0}x + {1}y + {2}z = {3}'.format(a, b, c, d))

x = np.linspace(TopPointX, BottomPointX, Meshcells)
y = np.linspace(TopPointY, BottomPointY, Meshcells)
X, Y = np.meshgrid(x, y)
Z = (d - a * X - b * Y) / c

#ipv
ipv.plot_surface(X, Y, Z, color="orange")
ipv.plot_wireframe(X, Y, Z, color="red")

ipv.show()

What I get:

Can I some restrict the calculation of Z to the range of 0 to -100 ?  Or is there even a better way to do all this?

A: So, I finally figured it:
p1 = np.array([Point1X, Point1Y, Topheight])
p2 = np.array([Point2X, Point2Y, Topheight])
p3 = np.array([Point1X,Point1Y,Bottomheight])
v1 = p2 - p1 #horizontal vector
v2 = p3 - p1 #vertical vector
unitv1 = v1 / np.linalg.norm(v1) #horizontal unit vector
unitv2 = v2 / np.linalg.norm(v2) #vertical unit vector
numberofpointsH = int(np.linalg.norm(v1)/Meshsize) #number of points along horizontal vector
numberofpointsV = int(np.linalg.norm(v2)/Meshsize) #number of points along vertical vector

xy = np.empty([numberofpointsH,3])
for r, line in enumerate(xy):
    xy[r] = p1+(unitv1*r*Meshsize)
xz = np.empty([numberofpointsV,3])
for r, line in enumerate(xz):
    xz[r] = p1+(unitv2*r*Meshsize)

x = xy[:, [0]]
y = xy[:, [1]]
z = xz[:, [2]]
X, Z = np.meshgrid(x, z, indexing='xy') #, indexing='ij'
Y = np.empty_like(X)
for r,line in enumerate(Y):
    Y[r] = y.T

#plot
ipv.plot_surface(X, Y, Z, color="orange")
ipv.plot_wireframe(X, Y, Z, color="red")
ipv.show()

The meshgird needed to be applied by X and Z, not by X and Y. The result is now:


Q. I am trying to locate Simethis seeds or plants.
I am an amateur daylily hybridizer interested in a white flower. I want to explore the possibility of crossing a Hemerocallis with Simethis. I am having a difficult time locating Simethis seeds.
As you probably know this is a rare endangered plant from Ireland and the UK. We have not been able to find any source for this species. One suggestion is that you contact various seed exchange societies and see if they will put it on their "want list" e.g. US Rock Garden Society - https://nargs.org. The Scottish Rock Society used to have it listed but it doesn't appear on their latest list. - .http://www.srgc.net/index.php/extensions/seed-exchange.


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