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Joker Out will represent Slovenia at Eurovision 2023
The Slovenian band currently taking their home country by storm is ready to take on the world with their Eurovision debut.
Isabella TangDecember 9, 2022Last Updated: December 9, 2022
In a perhaps surprising move, Slovenia's national broadcaster, RTV Slovenija has opted for an internal selection and chosen pop-rock band Joker Out to represent the country in Liverpool next year.
About Joker Out
Hailing from Ljubljiana, Joker Out were announced by RTV Slovenija as the country's representatives for Eurovision 2023. The five-piece band, comprising of Bojan Cvjetićanin on vocals, Jure Maček on drums, Kris Guštin and Jan Peteh on guitar and Nace Jordan on bass are well-loved in their home country, where they have also dominated the charts domestically for various years.
In addition to their chart success, they have also been recognised in the fields of Slovenian popular music, namely with the Zlata Piščal, which is given for outstanding achievements in entertainment music. Since 2020, they have been recognised with various 'Track of the Year', 'Album of the Year', and 'Artist of the Year' wins and nominations.
Joker Out, pictured with their 'Artist of the Year' win at the Zlata piščal awards
Photo Credit: Zlata piščal Facebook
Discography and style
Joker Out was founded in 2016, and are the first young Slovenian band to gain nationwide popularity in the past two decades. Ever since their formation, they have helped to revive the live music scene with their energetic and seductive style, which has taken the domestic nation by storm with nine singles and over two studio albums to their name.
Ever since the release of their debut studio album, Umazane Misli, they have taken over radio and streaming charts and toured across their country. They describe themselves as having a "Shagadelic" rock sound which they aim to define and implement themselves. Although they are inspired by nostalgic influences of the past, they also strive to create a new sound and look for the future in music. They describe the result of this combination as authentic confessions in their mother tongue that roar with raw energy.
Joker Out. Photo Credit: Marc Pirc
What can we expect from Joker Out?
Joker Out's hottest tracks include Umazane misli, and Gola, which have both amassed over 600,000 and 560,000 streams on Spotify and 1.5 and 1.2 million views on YouTube respectively. They have also had a total of 9.7 million views on YouTube for their entire discography.
Their latest track Demoni, which is actually in Serbian, may serve as a taster of what we can expect from the band in Liverpool next year. It is accompanied by a visually stunning video that showcases Joker Out's innovative and groundbreaking music and performance style. They describe Demoni as an experimental track that mixes guitar and drums with club elements in an attempt to create an audio experience for the listener that evokes the beats of our surroundings and an escape from reality.
Joker Out's Eurovision entry
According to RTV Slovenija, Joker Out's entry will be released on Saturday 4 February in a special show presented to the public.
Speaking to Eurovision.tv, members of the band expressed their excitement about the opportunity and their love for the contest. However, they also promised to stay true to their roots to showcase their uniqueness as a band and what musical styles truly define them by singing in their native tongue. The band will be recording their Eurovision song this weekend in Germany.
'All members in the band are big fans of the Eurovision. It is our wish to perform there for some time now, but we were waiting for the right moment. Although we are young, the fast progress of our career has brought us loads of experience, motivation and creative energy: we are ready for this challenge. Regarding the style of music present at the Eurovision Song Contest – we need to say that it is well past being defined or limited to just one genre. We are staying true to our distinctive Joker Out sound, no matter where and when we perform.'
Joker Out, via Eurovision.tv
Moving to an internal selection
Apart from 2013 and 2021 (the latter due to the COVID-19 pandemic), Slovenia has always selected their Eurovision representative through their national selection, EMA, which is often known for having a broad range of both contemporary, traditional and genre-bending songs.
Whilst fans might miss EMA, RTV Slovenija's Entertainment Division Head, Vanja Vardjan promised that the move to an internal selection for 2023 was a great chance to showcase Slovenia's best musical talent to the world.
"We have chosen Joker Out, who, like Magnifico and the bands Siddharta and Big Foot Mama before them, bring good quality popular music to the Slovenian music scene to the delight of the broadest of audiences. We were looking for a good sound and popularity, and I'm convinced that we have found them."
Vanja Vardjan, via Eurovision.tv
Joker Out will follow in the footsteps of LPS, who represented Slovenia at Eurovision in Turin earlier this year with their song "Disko", who finished with a total of 15 points, placing 17th.
Are you excited to see Joker Out represent Slovenia? How do you feel about the country's move to an internal selection in 2023? Let us know by leaving a comment below! Be sure to stay updated by following @ESCXTRA on Twitter, @escxtra on Instagram, @escxtra on TikTok and liking our Facebook page for the latest updates! Also, be sure to follow us on Spotify for the latest music from your favourite ESC and JESC acts.
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ARA Hércules (B-52) é um transporte rápido originalmente construído como um contratorpedeiro Type 42 para a Armada Argentina.

Em 18 de maio de 1970, o governo da Argentina e a Vickers assinaram um contrato para dois contratorpedeiros. Sua construção começou em 16 de julho de 1971, foi lançado ao mar em 24 de outubro de 1972 e entrou em serviço em 10 de maio de 1976.

Durante a guerra das Malvinas, ele liderou o Grupo de Tareas 79.2, composto pelo ARA Py, ARA Seguí y ARA Punta Médanos.

Em 2000, foi sujeito a uma modificação no Chile. O resultado foi a conversão para um transporte de tropas.

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The Viaduct is a 1939 historical novel by the British writer Victor Canning, under the pen name of Alan Gould. The novel revolves around the construction of a railway viaduct across the River Tamar in the Cornish village Caradon in the 1870s overseen by the engineer John Seabright. It faces many obstacles including an outbreak of typhoid and the constant tension between the local inhabitants and the rough navvies brought into build it, ending up in a death and a trial.

The story was based on the real-life construction of the Calstock Viaduct which actually took place thirty years after the novel is set in the Edwardian Era. Canning, a native of nearby Plymouth, had some of his childhood living in the area.

References

Bibliography
 Reilly, John M. Twentieth Century Crime & Mystery Writers. Springer, 2015.

External links
 Full bibliography by John Higgins
 The Victor Canning Pages

1939 British novels
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transport the CSHT-500 upstairs. Not only is the CSHT-500 a very heavy model, it is also a model of hand truck that has something of an awkward design and so it is nigh on impossible to get a decent grip with the CSHT-500.
Combining its excess weight with a very angular body, this makes it extremely cumbersome and awkward even try and steer. However, these issues pale in comparison to the fact that despite the fact that the CSHT-500 happens to weigh twice as much as the average hand truck, the powered stair climbing hand truck does not carry a great deal more cargo than its more lightweight counterparts. With that in mind then, you may want to opt for a smaller, lighter model. As it stands, the only thing the CSHT-500 is good for is punishment.
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Top general explains why Israel refrained from occupying Gaza
As Israel's state budget nears its big day, the arguments over the state and use of ground forces is again gathering steam. The commander in charge sits down to answer the hard questions
Amos Harel | Oct. 10, 2021 | 1:40 PM | 2
A fierce controversy has raged for some years within the Israel Defense Forces, though mainly around it, over the status of its ground forces. Israel has rarely utilized ground forces for deep maneuver operations in enemy territory for at least two decades. Even when a military operation, or quasi war, is launched over a specific point of tension, a combination of circumstances appears to preclude a decision to send ground forces deep into the other side's territory.
The last time the army used entire divisions to capture territory was against a weak but determined enemy, who inflicted serious damage and quite a few losses on Israel, largely through suicide attacks. This happened in 2002, in Operation Defensive Shield against the Palestinians in the West Bank. Within a few weeks, the army seized control of the cities there; only in Jenin did Israeli troops encounter genuine resistance, from armed squads that were not especially organized. Since then – in the Second Lebanon War (2006) and in the series of operations in the Gaza Strip (2008, 2012, 2014, 2021) – the use of ground forces has been cautious, limited and sometimes even nonexistent. On each occasion, the ground maneuver question arose, and the decision was always to refrain from that step, or to make do with a limited version that did not put to the test the possibility of vanquishing the adversary.
The debate is relevant once more, in light of a new development and a historic date. This summer, the senior cabinet ministers approved a hefty hike in defense expenditures as part of the impending state budget. This will make it possible to implement, following years of delay, the multiyear plan devised by Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi, known as Tnufa ("Momentum"). On Wednesday, the anniversary of the Yom Kippur War, which erupted on October 6, 1973, was marked. The resourcefulness and courage of the commanders and combat troops in the field succeeded in tipping the scales in Israel's favor in that war, despite the intelligence surprise. Military historians customarily note that the 1973 conflict was the last occasion in which armored divisions (from Israel on one side and Egypt and Syria on the other) clashed frontally.
Kochavi, perhaps even more than his predecessors, frequently talks about modernizing the ground forces and deploying them, if needed. But this notion is met with skepticism in the army. Ground forces training has been neglected for years, particularly among the reservist brigades. Isn't the choice of the politicial leaders, at the chief of staff's recommendation, to avoid a ground maneuver time after time, the same as what's known in economic theory as a "revealed preference"? Doesn't it reflect apprehension about the true ability of the ground forces, and about the losses that would accrue from an intense engagement with the enemy, in Gaza and certainly in Lebanon? At one time there was even talk in the army about the "operational embarrassment." What, then, can be done?
This is not just a question of principle. If all the talk about the might of the ground forces is just lip service, the practical implication is that Israel will not have the ability to vanquish Hezbollah or even Hamas.
Maj. Gen. Yoel Strick, who has headed the Ground Forces Command for over two years, ends his tour of duty next week and will go to the United States for a period of research. Even though Strick has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the next chief of staff, he is more likely to retire from active service. He has held a series of senior army posts, including head of Northern Command and Home Front Command, head of operations division in the General Staff, division commander on the Lebanon border and Givati infantry brigade commander. He's 55, Dimona-born; his older children have already completed their army service, the youngest will soon be drafted into an elite unit.
In an interview to Haaretz on Wednesday, Strick sounded very resolute. Criticism doesn't faze him, and to his credit, he replied openly to all the questions and contentions. He rejects out of hand the narrative by which the General Staff and political leaders are apprehensive about utilizing the ground forces. "I am not occupied with frames of mind and atmosphere," he said. "You don't carry out a campaign in enemy territory to prove your ability or to raise the national morale. You invade when you are obligated to. In the end there is a strategic context for every campaign. The determining factor is the desire to achieve one's strategic goals. We must avoid a situation in which strategy subordinates tactics. We will engage in a ground campaign when that will serve the war's goals.
"Let's say," he added, "that the state decides to topple Hamas in Gaza by vanquishing its military strength. That will not happen without a ground campaign. But when you enter into a deterrence-oriented campaign, you focus on negating the enemy's capabilities. That's what we did last May, in Operation Guardian of the Walls, in Gaza."
Didn't the decision not to use ground forces at all in that operation stem from a lack of confidence in their ability?
"No way. I know Gaza well. There's no need to go over the top. There is not one brigade that, if sent into a specific area, will not cut it to pieces. Certainly not a conscripted brigade. The question is at what cost and how long it will take. Our whole conception says: short time, relatively low cost, greatest possible achievement. The idea of 'momentum' is to build a war machine that will enable that scenario and will produce indisputable results. The ground campaign is created to that end as a major player. It will be a very effective tool."
Referring respectively to Hezbollah's commando forces and similar forces of Hamas, Strick posited: "The question is what you will want to achieve. To vanquish Radwan? To vanquish Nukhba? To stop the firing at civilian targets?" He stressed: "It has to be done with a lethality that will negate enemy capabilities. We'll just see what Hezbollah will look like after they lose thousands of fighters, missile stocks, strategic systems."
The most vehement voice heard in recent years against the army's standard way of thinking is that of Maj. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak Brick. Toward the end of his term as IDF Ombudsman, he drew up a series of documents, most of which were first reported in Haaretz, in which he leveled withering criticism at the military's organizational culture, the neglect of training and the reserves in particular, and at the condition of the ground forces.
"The narrative that's heard in the media maintains: You didn't send in ground forces because Brick is right – you're not prepared, you're afraid of losses," Strick said. "But the [public] conversation about the ground maneuver isn't professional. A story has been created here on a basis of one-dimensional observation. When I took over, a sign was hanging here, in the command's headquarters: Only ground campaigns will decide [the outcome]. That's total nonsense. It's wrong. I removed the sign. What will decide the outcome is everything together. It's a multidimensional thing, and that's no slogan. The military has a toolbox: one time a five-kilo hammer, one time pincers, one time a small screwdriver. A campaign has a strategic purpose. The tools are chosen accordingly."
The allegations, he believes, "are the foolishness of a person who doesn't know where he's at. The one-dimensional days are over. Today, when you launch an operation in Gaza you also have to think about the implications for Judea and Samaria, for Lebanon, for Iran. Our enemy is no longer the Syrian commando forces. Terrorist armies are operating against us. They can seriously disrupt Israel's functioning by means of a massive blow to civilian areas, but with the exception of the Iranian nuclear project there is no potential existential threat to the country here. In the Yom Kippur War, 48 years ago today, the sword was hanging over us. Our problems today are of a different order. When we embark on a deterrence-oriented campaign, the focus is on negating capabilities. Much of that depends on intelligence – the ability to locate where the enemy is, on the ground and below it, to kill them in short order. But we do not go for a body count. It's not a matter of counting the enemy's bodies, like the Americans did in Vietnam."
In his handover ceremony three months ago, the outgoing deputy chief of staff, Maj. Gen. Eyal Zamir, expressed concern at the reduction in the number of tanks at the army's disposal. The exact numbers are barred from publication, but they do send a shiver down the spine of former Armored Corps personnel, especially those who fought in the Yom Kippur War, like Brick. In this matter, too, Strick maintains cosmic optimism. "I heard what Eyal said, but I don't agree with him in this case. Might is not measured by the number of tanks. The question is what those tanks are capable of. The first of the improved Merkava IV Barak tanks will enter into service next year. What a tank like that can do – connecting to other sensors, to technological capabilities, to real-time information provided by Military Intelligence – is what a whole company of tanks did in the past. It's a machine to expose and destroy enemy targets. It's not science fiction, but a matter of essence."
But technology tends to disappoint in real time, in battle conditions.
"Absolutely. With technology you need to take the good and beware of the bad. The Archimedean point lies in the communication between the forces and the tools. We will need a strong and ramified communications pipeline for everything to work together. We need to remember that the enemy is also getting hold of technologies in the civilian market. They know us and study us, and they don't volunteer to be exposed and hit. We make changes cautiously, even conservatively. But if we will be unable to expose the enemy, we will need a lot more boots on the ground."
Last month, a public furor erupted in the wake of an incident in which a Hamas militant shot and killed a Border Police sniper, Barel Hadaria Shmueli, during a demonstration at the Gaza border. His parents and friends voiced justified criticism of operational mistakes that allowed the Palestinian to approach the wall and to shoot Shmueli through a firing port. But something more hovered in the background; the public has pretty much grown used to the confrontation with the Palestinians being managed with zero casualties on the Israeli side. This raises gloomy thoughts about the patience civilians will display for army losses in the event of a full-blown security crisis.
Strick recalled his experiences during the second intifada. "I was commander of the territorial brigade in the northern Gaza Strip between 2002 and 2004. At my handover ceremony, I read out the names of 42 people, soldiers and civilians, who fell during my period as brigade commander. There were incursions into [the Gaza Strip settlement of] Netzarim at the time, there were tanks that blew up. Some of the events were also due to operational mistakes on my part. Today, by comparison, the number of casualties is small. We set a very high bar of security; a high standard. We sometimes have carelessness, mistakes, lousy events. The enemy is trying to screw us. They succeed from time to time. Anyone who can't handle that… I don't want to say what my opinion is. But this isn't a suitable neighborhood for an approach like that. It's a tough neighborhood."
You can't replace the nation.
"No. But we need to coordinate expectations with them. We need to work on that more. What do you see happening when a decision is made to mount a ground campaign in the Gaza Strip? Vanquishing Hamas will not cost zero casualties. If we will not be prepared to pay a price, we won't get anywhere. The public's demands of us don't irk me, but being clearer is needed. That issue also occupied me as head of Home Front Command. It's difficult to prepare public opinion for an encounter with reality, including the possibility of thousands of rockets being fired at civilian areas."
In the end, the political leadership will decide, and it's far from clear whether they are confident about the ground forces' ability.
"The army is a serious organization. When the chief of staff presents the political leaders with an operational alternative, it is examined thoroughly. He will also voice a different opinion if there is one. At the end of 2018, when I was head of Northern Command, we launched Operation Northern Shield, in which we located and destroyed six tunnels that Hezbollah had dug under the border with Lebanon. Gadi Eisenkot, the chief of staff at the time, brought the head of Military Intelligence's research division to the cabinet to voice the opposite opinion to his about the need for an operation at that time. I remember surprised looks in the meeting. I see it as a badge of honor.
"In case of war, we will have to place all the options on the table, on the assumption that the ministers understand the strategic context. After the disengagement from Gaza [in 2005], I was commander of the Givati Brigade. We had a planned operation in northern Gaza, and the defense minister, Amir Peretz, measured me 500 meters on a map with a ruler, as far as the entrance to the industrial zone of Beit Hanun. The second time we were already given a kilometer. The third time they didn't ask about the distance anymore.
"We didn't recommend a ground campaign in Operation Guardian of the Walls, because it would have been folly. What is the logic in entering Gaza in a campaign that is planned to last for a few days? It was a campaign in luxury conditions. They weren't able to harm us. Regrettably, a fighter was killed by a Kornet [antitank] missile. There were also civilians who were killed by rockets. But there was also a 92 percent intercept rate by Iron Dome. What folly it would be to send in a force in a case like that, which might even undo our gains by getting entangled during a close encounter with the enemy on the ground. It would be dumb. It's true that these complex considerations also have to be explained to the commanders and the combat troops – which is no small challenge."
The military required the reserves in the recent campaigns even less than it made use of regular ground forces. The skepticism among the reservists is even greater, especially in the brigades and divisions that are considered low priority and therefore receive fewer resources for training. Strick responds: "This year we invested 200 million shekels ($61 million) in building and operating new training facilities for reserve units. The intention is to have combat reservists get to them four times a year, and spend less time in routine operational employment. If we didn't believe in that, we wouldn't have spent so much money. The 2022 budget for training ground forces will be 1.2 billion shekels. But I think that in the end we will have to move to a different model: more intensive training for the combat reserves every year, and afterward an earlier exemption from service. That's a model more like the U.S. National Guard, and will make possible higher combat readiness."
In the conversation with Strick, as in Kochavi's speeches, there is constant reference to the "multidimensional unit." That's at the vanguard of the chief of staff's plans: a new technology- and intelligence-rich unit, whose model is set to be implemented in some of the army's brigades and divisions. Strick is convinced the capabilities being developed there are more meaningful to the results of a war than the size of the order of battle the army will field. "There is no 'operational embarrassment,' and I would not want to be the enemy opposite," he asserts.
At the same time, the head of the Ground Forces Command admits that the army is not meeting the expectations with regard to the combat soldiers' service conditions. "That's something I didn't succeed in. We get a low grade. I invested more resources in training infrastructure and not in the bases. Our bases, especially in the Negev and the Arava, are not in good shape. The situation there is difficult, and we will need to invest more in order to improve it."
Frontline women
Strick's tour of duty was accompanied by disputes over the service of female combat soldiers. The IDF is gradually making more operational positions available to women, but things are moving slowly and are encountering counter-pressures, mainly from rabbis, but sometimes also from retired senior officers. The most prominent case is that of women in tank crews. A pilot program for women combat soldiers in the Armored Corps was launched during the Eisenkot area. The women were supposed to be integrated into the border defense units (not in the armored brigade themselves). The trial run was termed a success, but Kochavi decided that the conclusions weren't clear-cut enough and ordered a second pilot program.
The present trial run is both broader and more precise, Strick says, and its results are emerging as positive. Of 21 women who started the program, which is now in its second year, 15 remain. Some of them left for command and officer duties. What emerges from Strick's remarks is that the military will continue with this track, but it will be intended for specific tasks on the border and will not be integrated into armored brigades.
Concurrently, a few young women have petitioned the High Court of Justice to be given an equal opportunity to take part in the tryouts for elite units, such as Sayeret Matkal and the navy's Shayetet. Those units remain closed to women, as opposed to the opening to them in the 1990s of pilot and naval officer courses.
A committee that was established to examine the issue, headed by Strick, will soon present its conclusions to the chief of staff and to the High Court. As things look now, women will have to meet the same threshold conditions as men, and an examination will be made as to which required missions in the elite units women can carry out without sustaining medical damage (particularly the lifting of heavy items). The committee's work suggests that the IDF will propose minor changes and not the sweeping opening up of assault infantry and elite units to women.
So what has been is what will continue to be?
"Don't try to coax it out of me."

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Miami Hurricane, November 06, 1941
the official student newspap er of THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI zm
Volume XV
Coral Gables, Florida, November 6, 1941
Band Opens Season With Percy Grainger
Percy Grainger, renowned Australian pianist, will open the University concert season when he appears with the Symphonic Band at orchestra hall, Miami senior high, Thursday, November 13 at 8:30. The band will be under the direction of Walter Sheaffer, who has returned as regular conductor after an absence of two years.
A special section has been re-
| Friday, November 7, 6 to 7 p.m. —Kappa Kappa Gamma Initiation, 2515 DeSoto Blvd.
8 p.m.—West Virginia Wesleyan Football Game, Stadium 10:30 to 1:30 a.m.—"M" Club Dance, Coral Gables Country Club
Saturday, November 8, 12 n.—
Zeta Tau Alpha Initiation, 707 Escobar
4 p.m.—Kappa Kappa Gamma Initiation, 2515 DeSoto Blvd. 5:30 to 7 p.m.—Sigma Alpha Iota Rush Party, 2520 Country Club Prado
7:30 p.m.—Kappa Kappa Gamma Initiation Banquet, Barcelona
8:30 p.m. — Delta Phi Epsilon Closed Formal, Shoreham hotel 9:00 p.m. — Delta Zeta Pledge Dance, Cafeteria 7:30 p.m.—Zeta Tau Alpha Initiation Banquet, Coral Gables Country Club
|Sunday, November 9, 8 p.m. —
Concert, Granada Building 7-8:30 p.m. — KKG Pledges, Coffee, House
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Women's Athletic Council, Social Hall
3:30 p.m. — Fine Arts Group, A.A.U.W., Granada Building ■••day, November 11, 11 a.m.— Freshman Meeting, Theatre Sophomore Meeting, Room 320
served for students and cadets. Activity books will be honored.
Mr. and Mrs. Grainger will be guests at open house, sponsored by the Coral Gables Womans' Club, Wednesday evening from 7:30 to 9 in the lounge of the Adminstration building. Mrs. A. W. Koch and the cadet corps will act as hosts.
Grainger is no less famous as a composer than as a piano virtuoso. His "Country Gardens" is a best seller, 27,000 copies being sold last year in the United States alone, and pieces such as "Molly on the Shore," "Irish Tune from
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Penthouse Will Be Memorial To Trustee's Wife
The penthouse now being built atop the rotunda tower of the main building is the gift of William C. Coffin, chairman of the University's board of trustees, in memory of his wife.
The gallery within the penthouse will be used to show the products of art classes, and navigation students will use the two floors in the well of the rotunda below the penthouse for a mapreading room.
Octagonal in shape, the addition is 14 feet high and 35 feet in diameter.
Rugged Bobcats Next for Fast Moving Hurricanes
Twenty Students Are Selected For 'Who's Who'
Biographies of twenty University students will appear in the 1941-42 edition of Who's Who Among Students-in American Universities and Colleges. Fourteen seniors and six juniors were selected for this honor by a faculty committee.
Students who have completed two full years of college are eligible. Qualifications demand character, leadership, scholarship, and potentialities of future usefulness to business and society.
Seniors to be included in the eighth annual publication of Who's Who are Alvadyn Boege, An-nella Blanton, Selma Bronston, Caroline Dodd, Margaret Wyant, Herbert Blinn, Ira Van Bullock, H. Eugene Eley, Ja nes Hamilton, Tompson Kent, Charles Lovett, Frazier Payton, William Peyraud and John Quimby.
Juniors selected are: Ruth Jane Craver, Naomi Grossman, Helen Gwinn, Stewart La Motte, Earl Reinert and Harry Rinehart.
By Jack Kendall
The rugged West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats, better known as the "giant killers" of the east and south, will try to snap our Hurricanes winning streak at five, tomorrow night in the Orange Bowl stadium. Kickoff is at 8:15.
The Bobcats boast a heavy, veteran line .averaging 200 pounds and a 190 pound backfield. Adam Forinash, who tips the beam at 235 pounds, Phil Tomelson, 203 pounds, and Joe Huntz, 230 pounder, can .be mentioned as a few of the forward wall who are over the 200 lb. mark. Captain Charles Gruver is the smallest tackle on the squad, weighing only 194 pounds. Four fine ends, sen iors Jack Moore, Ed Koski, Sam Gwosden, and sophomore Vic Nocera, give the visitors a really tough line.
The backfield is composed of three veterans and one sophomore.
William Pugh, 190 pounds, one of the teams leading ground gainers in his first year on the squad, combines with a two hundred pound fullback, Jimmy Spessard, to give the Wesleyans a great offense.
The visitors have shown a great
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Thelma Cox Will Reign as Queen Of Homecoming Celebration
Thelma Cox. ZTA. was elected Queen of the 1941 Homecoming by the senior class at & meeting Tuesday morning, and will reign over the University's annual celebration which returning alumni will celebrate from Friday. November 14. through Sunday. November 16. the weekend of the Florida-Miami gridiron clash.
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celebration will be, of course, the football game, which is expected to break all state football attendance records, but an extensive and varied field of activities has been planned by the alumni committee in charge of events. Ernie Duhaime is general chairman.
Homecoming weekend will officially open at 4 p.m Friday when registration will be conducted, and following registration, a reception will honor the returning alumni.
(CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE]
Scholarship Cup Goes to DPhiEs
The sorority scholarship cup for the highest grade average for 1940-41 was awarded to Delta Phi Epsilon it was announced in Pan-hellenic meeting last week.
Originally the cup was awarded to Chi Omega, but a mistake in calculation was discovered and the cup is being turned over to the Delta Phi Epsilons.
loyalty Prattles Pleasantly for Reporters
By Patricia Hollarn
j Knittin' for Britain?"
[ The Duchess of Windsor, somewhat startled by the sudden question k*d for support from the man who had given up an empire for - She half-smiled and hurriedly assured me, "Everyone is knitting 1 Britain.
i» unstartling revelation was during a press conference Hurricane correspondent washed in a lavishly furn-reception room high above Gables in the Miami Bilt-i famed Giralda Tower, t dubious scent of moth balls | rotes had greeted the olfac-
tory sense* of the ducal P*rty upon arrival at the four hundred room hostelry, which was opened especially for them.
"Oh, you're from the University of Miami—where the British air cadets are stationed?" hi* Royal Highness said enthusiastically as he acknowledged our intro-
duction. "I visited over there when I was here before."
Simultaneously with the advent of the former English king and his American-born wife at the conference appeared an uninvited visitor — possible foreshadowing future world events. The visitor, a friendly pigeon, waa immediately looked upon as ;**a dove of peace" by the press section.
Reams eould be written about the Duchess — her ipwciousness. her friendliness, her chienesa, her [ continued on race bghtI
Carnegie Fund Gives Books to IRC
The first installment of books donated by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace to the International Relations Club has arrived, and will be available in the I.R.C. room next week.
Included in the list are "Canada in Peace and War," edited by Chester Martin, a picture of Canada historically and as it is today, including its domestic problems, relations to the British empire and to the world at large, with special emphasis on the United tSates; "The United States and Japan's New Order," by William C. Johnstone, Jr., dealing with the rights and interests in the United States in respect to the conflict in China and attempting to formulate a constructive Far Eastern policy; "Against This Torrent," by Ed-[CONTINUED on page five]
$425 Appropriated By Senators To Three Petitioners
Student senators appropriated $425 of the student activity fund to three petitioning organizations in their regular meeting last Tuesday morning at 11. I.R.C., Women's Association, and the band were the groups receiving grants.
The International Relations Club petitioned for and was granted $25 with which to send delegates to the State conference in Lakeland, December 5, 6, and 7. Theme of the conference is Pan-Americanism, and the University has been asked to present a
[CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT]
Elect Officers For Radio Club
Student broadcasters for University elected officers their newly organized Radio Club at a meeting yesterday in the So-cail Hall.
Renee Greenfield was chosen president of the group, which is composed at present of former radio and drama students. Other officers elected were Dorothfi' Levin, vice-president, who also assumes the duties of co-chairman of the writing committee, and Elizabeth Stone, secretary-treasurer.
Named to appointive posts were Barbara Willock and Manuel Roth, co-chairmen of the acting committee:	Birdie	Laughinghouse,
Christie To Name Prom Committees
Co-chairmen of the 1942 Junior Prom, and chairmen of all committees for this seasons affair will be appointed by Francis Christie, president of the junior class, at a special meeting called for the entire class, Tuesday at 11:00 in Room 333.
Plans for the big dance of the year will include a big name band, to be announced later.
Unofficial committees, which will become official with the appointments next Tuesday, have already begun to lay the ground work for the annual event.
Bloc Power Waning As Independents Score Victory In Frosh Elections
The Bloc went down in defeat before the power of the newly organized Independent party, combined with the under fraternity bloc, as the Freshman class elected president and vice-president in a meeting at eleven this morning.
Mike O'Brien, Pi Kappa Alpha, and the Independent's choice, won over Steele Sanders, Lambda Chi Alpha, by a vote of 132 to 77. James Richardson, Independent, amassed 114 votes to Clara Perkins, Zeta Tau Alpha, 59, and Barbara Browne, Chi Omega, 30, to win tbe vice-presidency.
Before going into the meeting the freshmen were bombarded with flyers of Independent propa-
ganda. The fraternity bloc that met defeat came out this morning with sample ballots, to match the Independent ones that appeared earlier this week, and with the name Progressive Independents.
Next Tuesday at 11 the battle of campus polities will be resumed when the freshmen vote for secretary, treasurer, and three senators. Lack of time, brought on by confusion, halted the elections this morning.
Title Miami Hurricane, November 06, 1941
Subject University of Miami -- Students -- Newspapers
College student newspapers and periodicals -- Florida
Genre Newspapers
Physical Description 1 volume (8 pages)
Collection Title The Miami Hurricane
Object ID MHC_19411106
Digital ID MHC_19411106_001
Full Text Hurricane the official student newspap er of THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI zm Volume XV Coral Gables, Florida, November 6, 1941 Number 7 V \ * * * * * * Band Opens Season With Percy Grainger Percy Grainger, renowned Australian pianist, will open the University concert season when he appears with the Symphonic Band at orchestra hall, Miami senior high, Thursday, November 13 at 8:30. The band will be under the direction of Walter Sheaffer, who has returned as regular conductor after an absence of two years. A special section has been re- Campus Calendar | Friday, November 7, 6 to 7 p.m. —Kappa Kappa Gamma Initiation, 2515 DeSoto Blvd. 8 p.m.—West Virginia Wesleyan Football Game, Stadium 10:30 to 1:30 a.m.—"M" Club Dance, Coral Gables Country Club Saturday, November 8, 12 n.— Zeta Tau Alpha Initiation, 707 Escobar 4 p.m.—Kappa Kappa Gamma Initiation, 2515 DeSoto Blvd. 5:30 to 7 p.m.—Sigma Alpha Iota Rush Party, 2520 Country Club Prado 7:30 p.m.—Kappa Kappa Gamma Initiation Banquet, Barcelona 8:30 p.m. — Delta Phi Epsilon Closed Formal, Shoreham hotel 9:00 p.m. — Delta Zeta Pledge Dance, Cafeteria 7:30 p.m.—Zeta Tau Alpha Initiation Banquet, Coral Gables Country Club |Sunday, November 9, 8 p.m. — Concert, Granada Building 7-8:30 p.m. — KKG Pledges, Coffee, House ay, November 10, 12 n. — Women's Athletic Council, Social Hall 3:30 p.m. — Fine Arts Group, A.A.U.W., Granada Building ■••day, November 11, 11 a.m.— Freshman Meeting, Theatre Sophomore Meeting, Room 320 served for students and cadets. Activity books will be honored. Mr. and Mrs. Grainger will be guests at open house, sponsored by the Coral Gables Womans' Club, Wednesday evening from 7:30 to 9 in the lounge of the Adminstration building. Mrs. A. W. Koch and the cadet corps will act as hosts. Grainger is no less famous as a composer than as a piano virtuoso. His "Country Gardens" is a best seller, 27,000 copies being sold last year in the United States alone, and pieces such as "Molly on the Shore," "Irish Tune from [CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE] Penthouse Will Be Memorial To Trustee's Wife The penthouse now being built atop the rotunda tower of the main building is the gift of William C. Coffin, chairman of the University's board of trustees, in memory of his wife. The gallery within the penthouse will be used to show the products of art classes, and navigation students will use the two floors in the well of the rotunda below the penthouse for a mapreading room. Octagonal in shape, the addition is 14 feet high and 35 feet in diameter. Rugged Bobcats Next for Fast Moving Hurricanes Twenty Students Are Selected For 'Who's Who' Biographies of twenty University students will appear in the 1941-42 edition of Who's Who Among Students-in American Universities and Colleges. Fourteen seniors and six juniors were selected for this honor by a faculty committee. Students who have completed two full years of college are eligible. Qualifications demand character, leadership, scholarship, and potentialities of future usefulness to business and society. Seniors to be included in the eighth annual publication of Who's Who are Alvadyn Boege, An-nella Blanton, Selma Bronston, Caroline Dodd, Margaret Wyant, Herbert Blinn, Ira Van Bullock, H. Eugene Eley, Ja nes Hamilton, Tompson Kent, Charles Lovett, Frazier Payton, William Peyraud and John Quimby. Juniors selected are: Ruth Jane Craver, Naomi Grossman, Helen Gwinn, Stewart La Motte, Earl Reinert and Harry Rinehart. By Jack Kendall The rugged West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats, better known as the "giant killers" of the east and south, will try to snap our Hurricanes winning streak at five, tomorrow night in the Orange Bowl stadium. Kickoff is at 8:15. The Bobcats boast a heavy, veteran line .averaging 200 pounds and a 190 pound backfield. Adam Forinash, who tips the beam at 235 pounds, Phil Tomelson, 203 pounds, and Joe Huntz, 230 pounder, can .be mentioned as a few of the forward wall who are over the 200 lb. mark. Captain Charles Gruver is the smallest tackle on the squad, weighing only 194 pounds. Four fine ends, sen iors Jack Moore, Ed Koski, Sam Gwosden, and sophomore Vic Nocera, give the visitors a really tough line. The backfield is composed of three veterans and one sophomore. William Pugh, 190 pounds, one of the teams leading ground gainers in his first year on the squad, combines with a two hundred pound fullback, Jimmy Spessard, to give the Wesleyans a great offense. The visitors have shown a great [CONTINUED FROM PAGE SEVEN] Thelma Cox Will Reign as Queen Of Homecoming Celebration Thelma Cox. ZTA. was elected Queen of the 1941 Homecoming by the senior class at & meeting Tuesday morning, and will reign over the University's annual celebration which returning alumni will celebrate from Friday. November 14. through Sunday. November 16. the weekend of the Florida-Miami gridiron clash. Highlight of the Homecoming-f celebration will be, of course, the football game, which is expected to break all state football attendance records, but an extensive and varied field of activities has been planned by the alumni committee in charge of events. Ernie Duhaime is general chairman. Homecoming weekend will officially open at 4 p.m Friday when registration will be conducted, and following registration, a reception will honor the returning alumni. (CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE] Scholarship Cup Goes to DPhiEs The sorority scholarship cup for the highest grade average for 1940-41 was awarded to Delta Phi Epsilon it was announced in Pan-hellenic meeting last week. Originally the cup was awarded to Chi Omega, but a mistake in calculation was discovered and the cup is being turned over to the Delta Phi Epsilons. loyalty Prattles Pleasantly for Reporters By Patricia Hollarn j Knittin' for Britain?" [ The Duchess of Windsor, somewhat startled by the sudden question k*d for support from the man who had given up an empire for - She half-smiled and hurriedly assured me, "Everyone is knitting 1 Britain. i» unstartling revelation was during a press conference Hurricane correspondent washed in a lavishly furn-reception room high above Gables in the Miami Bilt-i famed Giralda Tower, t dubious scent of moth balls | rotes had greeted the olfac- tory sense* of the ducal P*rty upon arrival at the four hundred room hostelry, which was opened especially for them. "Oh, you're from the University of Miami—where the British air cadets are stationed?" hi* Royal Highness said enthusiastically as he acknowledged our intro- duction. "I visited over there when I was here before." Simultaneously with the advent of the former English king and his American-born wife at the conference appeared an uninvited visitor — possible foreshadowing future world events. The visitor, a friendly pigeon, waa immediately looked upon as ;**a dove of peace" by the press section. Reams eould be written about the Duchess — her ipwciousness. her friendliness, her chienesa, her [ continued on race bghtI Carnegie Fund Gives Books to IRC The first installment of books donated by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace to the International Relations Club has arrived, and will be available in the I.R.C. room next week. Included in the list are "Canada in Peace and War," edited by Chester Martin, a picture of Canada historically and as it is today, including its domestic problems, relations to the British empire and to the world at large, with special emphasis on the United tSates; "The United States and Japan's New Order," by William C. Johnstone, Jr., dealing with the rights and interests in the United States in respect to the conflict in China and attempting to formulate a constructive Far Eastern policy; "Against This Torrent," by Ed-[CONTINUED on page five] $425 Appropriated By Senators To Three Petitioners Student senators appropriated $425 of the student activity fund to three petitioning organizations in their regular meeting last Tuesday morning at 11. I.R.C., Women's Association, and the band were the groups receiving grants. The International Relations Club petitioned for and was granted $25 with which to send delegates to the State conference in Lakeland, December 5, 6, and 7. Theme of the conference is Pan-Americanism, and the University has been asked to present a [CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT] the for Elect Officers For Radio Club Student broadcasters for University elected officers their newly organized Radio Club at a meeting yesterday in the So-cail Hall. Renee Greenfield was chosen president of the group, which is composed at present of former radio and drama students. Other officers elected were Dorothfi' Levin, vice-president, who also assumes the duties of co-chairman of the writing committee, and Elizabeth Stone, secretary-treasurer. Named to appointive posts were Barbara Willock and Manuel Roth, co-chairmen of the acting committee:	Birdie	Laughinghouse, [CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE] Christie To Name Prom Committees Co-chairmen of the 1942 Junior Prom, and chairmen of all committees for this seasons affair will be appointed by Francis Christie, president of the junior class, at a special meeting called for the entire class, Tuesday at 11:00 in Room 333. Plans for the big dance of the year will include a big name band, to be announced later. Unofficial committees, which will become official with the appointments next Tuesday, have already begun to lay the ground work for the annual event. Bloc Power Waning As Independents Score Victory In Frosh Elections The Bloc went down in defeat before the power of the newly organized Independent party, combined with the under fraternity bloc, as the Freshman class elected president and vice-president in a meeting at eleven this morning. Mike O'Brien, Pi Kappa Alpha, and the Independent's choice, won over Steele Sanders, Lambda Chi Alpha, by a vote of 132 to 77. James Richardson, Independent, amassed 114 votes to Clara Perkins, Zeta Tau Alpha, 59, and Barbara Browne, Chi Omega, 30, to win tbe vice-presidency. Before going into the meeting the freshmen were bombarded with flyers of Independent propa- ganda. The fraternity bloc that met defeat came out this morning with sample ballots, to match the Independent ones that appeared earlier this week, and with the name Progressive Independents. Next Tuesday at 11 the battle of campus polities will be resumed when the freshmen vote for secretary, treasurer, and three senators. Lack of time, brought on by confusion, halted the elections this morning.
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Preheat oven to 400° F. Line a rimmed baking pan with foil and insert a rack to the center of the oven.
Rub olive oil on both sides of the chicken. Sprinkle generously with salt and pepper and lightly rub over the skin.
Roast belly-side up for 45 to 55 minutes. Depending on the size of the chicken, an instant-read thermometer registers 150° F in the thickest part of the breast and 165° to 170° F in the thigh.
Prepare the chimichurri. Mince and dice all herbs together, add olive oil and combine with spices, mixing thoroughly. For a finer and less chunky sauce, crushing the ingredients with a mortar and pestle brings about a more flavorful mix.
Remove chicken to a serving platter and tent with foil to rest. Strain pan juices into a saucepan and boil to reduce slightly. Season to taste and pour hot over the chicken.


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If Democratic presidential nominee, does Bernie Sanders have coat tails to flip Senate? New Hampshire
NASHUA, N.H. — Pick the wrong candidate at the top of the ticket and Democrats could squander any chance of taking over the Senate in 2020. And without a Democratic Senate, everything presidential rivals Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar and Mike Bloomberg are pitching won't happen.
That's a major takeaway from the unfolding 2020 Democratic primary as the action vaults from New Hampshire to Nevada, South Carolina and beyond.
The 2020 election is not just about the White House. For Democrats, a priority is also seizing control of the Senate.
Democrats weighing whom to back have a tandem responsibility: Nominating someone who can win the White House who also has coattails strong enough to help flip the Senate. And I don't want to keep you in suspense. This question weighs more on Sanders than his rivals. Sanders describes himself as a democratic socialist.
Republicans can, will and already do use the word socialist to describe all Democrats.
In some precincts with conservative and independent voters, the word socialist is a pejorative. Since most Democrats are not socialists it's hard for Republicans to make that stick. It will be easier for President Donald Trump and his allies to raise doubts — even if not true — with down ticket candidates with Sanders as the presidential nominee.
Democrats need to pick up four seats to control the Senate — three if there is a Democratic president, since the vice president could break a tie.
If the Senate remains in GOP control — with Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., the Majority Leader — there is no reason to believe any Democratic president could advance his or her agenda.
McConnell will throw a blockade around the initiatives of any Democratic president.
The most stunning example of McConnell's intransigence was his refusal to even consider a Supreme Court nomination of President Barack Obama. Obama tapped Appeals Court Judge Merrick Garland on March 16, 2016. McConnell blocked consideration of the Lincolnwood-raised Garland on the grounds that 2016 was a presidential election year.
The most vulnerable Republican incumbents are Sens. Susan Collins of Maine; Cory Gardner of Colorado; Martha McSally of Arizona; Lindsey Graham of South Carolina; Joni Ernst of Iowa; and Thom Tillis of North Carolina.
The most at-risk incumbent Democrats are Sens. Doug Jones of Alabama and Gary Peters of Michigan.
"We have one job come November and that is beat Donald Trump. But we also have a second job and that is take back the Senate and put Mitch McConnell out of a job. We got to do this," Warren said at stop in Rochester, N.H., on Monday.
At the debate in Manchester last Friday, former Vice President Biden was most blunt about how President Donald Trump would demonize Sanders and down ticket Democrats if Sanders were the nominee.
"With regard to Senator Sanders, the president wants very much to stick a label on every candidate. We're going to not only have to win this time, we have to bring along the United States Senate. And Bernie's labeled himself, not me, a democratic socialist. I think that's the label that the president's going to lay on everyone running with Bernie if he's a nominee,"
Later in the debate Biden added, "You have to ask yourself, who is most likely to help get a senator elected in North Carolina, Georgia? Who can win Florida, Pennsylvania, Minnesota? Who can do that? Because you got to be able to win those … Well, you can. I agree. But here's the point. You've got to be able to, you've got to be able to not just win, you've got to bring along a United States Senate or this becomes moot."
There is an argument to welcome Sanders as the nominee and not worry that he will drag down Senate candidates, particularly in the South. Sanders can energize voters and grow the Democratic base. The crowds Sanders draws prove his turnout appeal. It's his job now to explain better how he won't be a liability and can transfer his popularity to other Democrats. And show it's all not just for himself.


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Daniel Ferguson erupted for a game-high 44 points as the Alberta Golden Bears defeated the Windsor Lancers in a thrilling and exciting 98-93 overtime victory in the opening game of the 2011 Graham Shootout hosted by the Saskatchewan Huskies.
Ferguson was hot all evening connecting on 12-of-25 shots, including six three-pointers, three of them coming in the extra session. He also pulled down eight rebounds and found his team mates open for seven assists.
Three other Golden Bears players reached double figures with Lyndon Taylor with 14 points, Robert Dewar with 12 and Sarh Saiffa with 11 respectively.
Enrico Diloretto paced the Lancers 31 points. Evan Matthews also added 22 points.
Ferguson was the third leading scorer in 2010-11 with an average of 23 points and again will be amongst the top candidates for the 2011-12 CIS Men's basketball scoring title.
The Golden Bears will get another stiff challenge on Friday when they face potential AUS favorite Acadia Axemen.
Alberta improves their CIS Basketball preseason record to 4-3 and are currently on a four-game winning streak. The three loses came against NCAA D1 teams.
The Lancers record drops to 4-8 in preseason action and face another formidable opponent in tournament hosts Saskatchewan Huskies.
Alberta was without the services of hybrid small forward Jordan Baker who is currently on duty with Canada's Pan America team that will compete at the 2011 games later this month.


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Index Fungorum

#### Published in
Acta Soc. Fauna Flora fenn. 2: 144 (1885)

#### Original name
Crumenula linnaeae P. Karst.

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There is so much good fashion coming from Scandinavia these days, and Han Kjobenhavn is undoubtedly one of the leaders of the pack. For Fall/Winter 2013, the Danish brand borrows from a wide range of influences and drops a collection that's equally off-kilter, adventerous, dangerous and extremely well-crafted. We would venture to say that no other menswear brand could deliver tailored varsity jackets, dapper camel-hued and grey top coats, printed button-up shirts (in unorthodox horizontal stripes and camouflage), and also infuse bold shots of color to such aplomb. It shouldn't all work together, but it certainly does. And someone please tell their lookbook model that Copenhagen is one of the happiest places on earth – he can crack a smile now.
See the looks in the slideshow above.


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Devils give Mirco Mueller two-year extension
By Jason BroughJul 25, 2017, 11:50 AM EDT
The New Jersey Devils have signed defenseman Mirco Mueller to a two-year contract extension with a cap hit of $850,000.
Mueller, a first-round draft pick of the Sharks in 2013, has only played 54 NHL games, scoring two goals with four assists. In June, after spending most of 2016-17 in the AHL, San Jose traded the 22-year-old to the Devils.
In New Jersey, Mueller should get a good chance to crack a rebuilding roster.
"Mirco is adding another piece to what we're trying to build here," Devils coach John Hynes said, per NJ.com. "He's a young player, he can play with pace. He's a very good skater. He's got size, which is something we need on the back end. He makes a good first pass. He allows you to get out of your own zone because he can break out, he can end plays defensively, get possession, make the pass to be able to transition yourself out of defensive situations."
The Devils have also re-signed goalie Scott Wedgewood and forward Joseph Blandisi.


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Mobile Devices, Tablets & Phones
, we know that it is coming, and very soon, short of Google fully announcing it right now. According to The Wall Street Journal, the Mountain View-based search giant will be announcing the new smartphone "this month".
Google's Nexus 6 should arrive with a massive 5.9-inch QHD display, rocking a resolution of 2560x1440. Motorola, which Google sold not too long ago to Lenovo, is constructing the new phone for Google, under the codename "Shamu". The Nexus 6 will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor, 3GB of RAM, a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera and hopefully all-day battery with a 3,200mAh battery.
On the software side of things, we should see the new Nexus flagship arriving with Android L, which is Google's next generation mobile OS that will be a big step up from Android 4.4 'KitKat'. Google is expected to also unveil the HTC-made, NVIDIA-powered Nexus 9 tablet at the same time. The Nexus 9, according to the rumors, should arrive with NVIDIA's very powerful Tegra K1 processor, and of course, Android L.
NEWS SOURCE:techspot.com
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Google might drop Nexus branding, shift to just 'G' logo
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These photos show the destruction of the Belgian city of Leuven in the aftermath of the German Army reprisal, 1914
On August 25, 1914, the German army ravaged the Belgian city of Leuven (Louvain). Virtually the entire city center was systematically destroyed by the German occupying forces. The fire destroyed more than two thousand buildings and 248 citizens were killed…
Goofy vintage photos of World War One soldiers posing with fake military props, 1914-1930
These military portraits collected by Christopher B. Steiner, a professor of art history and anthropology at Connecticut College, capture moments of soldiers being goofy while posing with fake military props. Some images appear to be staged to accentuate si…
Harlem Hellfighters: Rare photographs of the African American regiment renowned for courage despite prejudice, 1917-1918
The Hellfighters, the infantry regiment of the New York Army National Guard, was the most celebrated African American regiment in World War I. The regiment was nicknamed the Black Rattlers. The nickname Men of Bronze (French: Hommes de Bronze) was given to…
Dazzle camouflaging the warships with psychedelic paint jobs, 1917-1918
Throughout world history, camouflage has been used to prevent an enemy from noticing a hidden object. A tank can camouflage itself among trees and the surrounding terrain, a submarine can lurk beneath the waves and it's by default hidden, but what about ca…
Traumatic photographs captured by Frank Hurley show the horrors of Great War's Western Front, 1917
Frank Hurley was an Australian photographer who became the Australian Imperial Forces' second official war photographer. When he arrived at the Western Front his rank was honorary captain, but the troops, seeing how he took risks to get his pictures, dubbe…
Color photos of the French army during the Great War, 1914-1918
These color photos document life in the French army during World War One, and the destruction of towns and villages caused by German shelling. The pictures were taken by Paul Castelnau and Fernand Cuville using the photochrom technique and brought home the…
The only black soldier of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1915
According to news reports of the time, Simon Perris (also known as Ali Mahmud) was born in either Congo or Senegal and came to Hungary when he was a little boy. Originally he was a servant for a Turkish man who lived in Budapest. After his master's deat…
When a German U-Boat submarine and tanks ended up in New York's Central Park, 1917-1918
The so-called "Liberty Day" was a holiday invented by the federal government to finance the massive effort of entering World War I. One-third of the war's funding would come from the imposition of progressive new taxes, while two-thirds would come from sel…
When Paris was protected with sandbags and masking tape, 1914-1918
By the first week of September 1914, the Germans had come within thirty kilometers of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris. The French and British armies were engaged in fierce fighting with the Germans in the First Battle of the Marne which repelled the G…
Rare photographs of military observation balloons of World War I, 1914-1918
Observation was an incredibly important role in aerial warfare in World War I. All major combatants used observation balloons to observe their enemies' trench lines and troop movements. These hovering mammoths were used for directing artillery, which re…
Hans Hildenbrand: The German front in rare color photos, 1914-1918
These incredible color photographs of the German battlefront during the First World War, 1914-1918, were taken by Hans Hildenbrand. Although color photography has existed since at least 1879, it didn't become popular until many decades later. The overwhelm…
The terrifying flamethrowers of World War I through rare photographs, 1915-1918
The first flamethrower, in the modern sense, is usually credited to Richard Fiedler. He submitted evaluation models of his Flammenwerfer to the German Army in 1901. The most significant model submitted was a portable device, consisting of a vertical sin…
The Belgian refugees in Britain: A warm reception that turned to resentment, 1914-1918
The outbreak of war in 1914 left many Belgians homeless and penniless. Germany invaded Belgium on its way to France, sending hundreds of thousands of Belgian refugees fleeing for their lives. The number of people who fled the country from 1914-18 was ap…
Interned German sailors in North Carolina seen through old photographs, 1917
Once the United States abandoned neutrality and declared war on Germany in April 1917, thousands of German commercial sailors were unlucky enough to be docked at American ports, including the crew of the world's largest passenger ship, the SS Vaterland, wh…
Vintage photos show France in the Final Year of World War I, 1918
It's 1918 and France was caught in the final year of World War I. American photographer Lewis Hine traveled across the country for the American Red Cross, documenting their work with refugees, orphans, and wounded soldiers. Lost for decades, his poignant w…
The first Armistice Day in rare pictures, 1918
On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, was declared between the Allied nations and Germany in the First World War, then known as "the Great War." Though the Treaty of Versailles, sig…
When the British military industry was dominated by women, 1914-1918
During World War One, large numbers of women were recruited into jobs vacated by men who had gone to fight in the war. New jobs were also created as part of the war effort, for example in munitions factories. The high demand for weapons resulted in the mun…
The horrors of Western Front through photographs, 1914-1918
Late during the summer of 1914, train stations all over Europe echoed with the sound of leather boots and the clattering of weapons as millions of enthusiastic young soldiers mobilized for the most glorious conflict since the Napoleonic Wars. In the eye…
The United States during the World War One through rare photographs, 1917-1918
Isolation was a long American tradition. Since the days of George Washington, Americans struggled to remain protected by the mighty oceans on its border. When European conflicts erupted, as they frequently did, many in the United States claimed exceptionalism.…
The Naval Warfare of World War One through rare photographs, 1914-1918
In the years leading up to the First World War Britain and Germany engaged in a naval arms race. Britain had peaceably enjoyed its status as the world's dominant naval force since the Napoleonic Wars but Germany now sought to contest that dominance. A n…


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Q: Using the function A of R that calls the function B how to define the parametersof B I am using the rrcov::PcaHubert function in R. I know that it calls the function robustbase::CovMcd to calculate the minimum covariance determinant. By default the CovMcd have the parameter raw.only=FALSE.
Is it possible to obligate the parameter raw.only of CovMcd be TRUE using the function PcaHubert?


Tucker Elliott becomes new President of VN International.
VN International, LLC is pleased to introduce Tucker Elliott as its new President and CEO.
Mr. Elliott has been a founder and principal of the company since is was established in 2009, as the overseas arm of VN Services, Inc. To date, the company has worked on several construction projects in Iraq and a Due Diligence Review in The Republic of Korea for a proposed residential development in the Maldives.
Mr. Elliott is also currently a Principal and Vice President at VN Services, and has been with the company since 1998.
We at VN Services and VN International would like to congratulate the Cleveland Cavaliers and all of NE Ohio on winning the NBA Championship!
Thank you to the Cavs for bringing the trophy home!
Congratulations Tucker Elliott on 16 years at VN Services!
Tucker Elliott just got back from a trip to Washington DC where he met with representatives of several federal agencies. Tucker remains impressed with the level of knowledge and dedication of those that he's been dealing with, who often travel to fairly dangerous places on our behalf.
You may be surprised to know that one of these agencies, which is providing the loan on our client's Baghdad hotel project, has generated profits from its loans that have helped lower the federal budget deficit every year for the last 34 years!
While he was in Washington DC, Tucker also had the opportunity to meet with the Commercial Attaché in the Iraqi Embassy to discuss additional opportunities for projects in Iraq. The meeting proved to be very interesting.
We are pleased to announce that Richard P. Leach has become a principal owner of VN Services, Inc. and VN International LLC.
Mr. Leach has been with VN since 1988, and is Vice President of Project Control & Support. Mr. Leach has played a significant role in helping VN emerge as a growing leader in global project management consulting services, with major projects underway in Canada, the Middle East and the United States.


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The Back-Up Plan
Starring: Jennifer Lopez, Alex O'Loughlin, Michaela Watkins
Directed by: Alan Poul (debut)
Written by: Kate Angelo (debut)
If romantic comedies starring Jennifer Lopez are movies you actually find amusing ("The Wedding Planner," "Maid in Manhattan," "Monster-in-Law"), then you're probably programmed to eat up something as frothy as "The Back-Up Plan." For those with a more discriminating taste, J-Lo's latest only proves one thing: Lopez can definitely command a screen, but without any back-up from anyone in production, all that's left is a predictable, poorly-written rom com with zero chemistry between the leads.
In the film, Lopez plays Zoe, a New York City pet store owner who wants nothing more than to have a baby. Single – and without any real suitors – Zoe decides the best way to get pregnant is to go through artificial insemination and raise a baby on her own. What would a cheesy mainstream romantic comedy be, however, if that's all "The Back-Up Plan" intended to serve up?
The eye-rolling twist comes early when Zoe meets Stan (Alex O'Loughlin), the man of her dreams, on the same day she goes in for the medical procedure. The rest of the film is a cake walk. Zoe and Stan start their courtship and fall in love in standard two-day movie time when Stan invites to spend some time with him at his goat farm. Yes, his goat farm. Soon, Zoe must fess up and tell Stan that she's has some baggage in the form of a bun in the oven. Will the news send Stan racing for the exit or is he in the relationship for the long haul?
Riddled with dreadfully cliché dialogue and some pregnancy jokes that are simply unfunny (Jo-Lo falls into a wading pool right after a woman has a water birth), "The Back-Up Plan" is an unrealistic look at love, the miracle of birth, or any of the other topics first-time screenwriter Kate Angelo lazily tries to pass off as entertainment.
Tagged 2010Alan PoulAlex O'LoughlinJennifer LopezKate AngelokikoreviewMichaela WatkinsThe Back-Up Plan


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Priscilla Garita (Yonkers, Nova Iorque, 14 de Março de 1968) é uma atriz estadunidense, mais conhecida por seu papel em Sunset Beach como Gabi Martinez.

Biografia

Vida pessoal
Priscilla Garita nasceu em Yonkers, no estado de Nova Iorque, numa família costa-riquenha, e por influência desta ascendência, tornou-se fluente tanto em espanhol como em inglês.

É graduada em Ciência de Marketing pela Universidade de Connecticut.

Carreira
Garita começou sua carreira como atriz em Another World interpretando Kathy Wolikowski durante o ano de 1993. Nos anos subseqüentes ela viria a participar de All My Children, As the World Turns e Sunset Beach, onde permaneceu do começo ao fim interpretando Gabi Martinez.

Com o cancelamento de Sunset Beach em 1999, Garita teve tempo para se dedicar a outro projetos, e em 2000 estreou no cinema como o filme Road Dogz onde interpretou Lucy, além de ter sido convidada para integrar o elenco de Titans. Apesar de ter gravado o episódio piloto do seriado, a atriz viria a ser substituída por Lourdes Benedicto no papel de Samantha Sanchez.

Em 2004, Garita participou de outra telenovela da NBC, Passions, onde interpretou Theresa Lopez-Fitzgerald enquanto a atriz Lindsay Hartley estava de licença-maternidade.

Em 2008, a atriz foi convidada a participar do filme InAlienable no papel de Miriam Norris.

Filmografia

Televisão
 2005 Charmed como Stacy
 2004 Passions como Theresa Lopez-Fitzgerald
 2001 Ed como Jenny
 2000 Diagnosis Murder como Oficial Patty
 1999 Sunset Beach como Gabi Martinez
 1996 As the World Turns como Rita
 1994 All My Children como Anita Santos
 1993 Another World como Kathy Wolikowski

Cinema
 2011 Borderline Murder
 2008 InAlienable como Miriam Norris
 2005 212 como Lana
 2000 Road Dogz como Lucy

Ligações externas

Atores dos Estados Unidos


Biography: After 7 years of stay in France, he started his carrier in Japan. Since 2003 he works mainly for the portraiture with European-US press and publishes the documentary works. Personally he collaborates with an Architect, Isabelle UROVY to working on about urban-landscape and living life in Asia. Currently he works and lives in Beijing, China.


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El Colgate-Palmolive Grand Prix 1979 és el circuit de tennis professional masculí de l'any 1979 organitzat per l'International Lawn Tennis Federation (ILTF). Fou la desena edició del circuit de tennis Grand Prix i consistia amb els torneigs de tennis reconeguts per la ILTF. Els torneigs es disputaren entre l'1 de gener i el 24 de desembre de 1979. En aquesta edició es van incorporar els sis darrers torneigs que formaven part del circuit rival World Championship Tennis i que va desaparèixer finalment.

Calendari
Taula sobre el calendari complet dels torneigs que pertanyen a la temporada 1979 del Grand Prix. També s'inclouen els vencedors dels quadres individuals i dobles de cada torneig.

Estadístiques
La següent taula mostra el nombre de títols aconseguits de forma individual (I), dobles (D) i dobles mixtes (X) aconseguits per cada tennista i també per països durant la temporada 1979. Els torneigs estan classificats segons la seva categoria dins el calendari Grand Prix 1979: Grand Slams, Grand Prix Masters i Grand Prix. L'ordre del jugadors s'ha establert a partir del nombre total de títols i llavors segons la categoria dels títols.

Títols per tennista

Títols per país

Rànquings

Individual

Distribució de punts

En parèntesis els punts del quadre de dobles.

Referències

Enllaços externs
 Web oficial de l'Associació de Tennistes Professional (ATP)
 Web oficial de la Federació de Tennis Internacional (ITF)

1979
Competicions esportives del 1979


The perfect fit for a first home buyer, downsizer, small family or savvy investor; this picture-perfect courtyard home in prestigious Kensington fits the bill.
Step through the front door and instantly fall in love with the light filled lounge room featuring beautiful bay window. Continue your journey through your home and be pleasantly surprised with a kitchen suitable for both the novice and expert home cook, featuring ample storage, neutral cabinetry, splashback and benchtops and gas cooktop. Enjoy your home cooked meals in the spacious, adjacent dining area with room for a six-setting table and chairs.
Walk further and you'll be greeted by your own private courtyard and undercover entertaining, perfect for alfresco eating and entertaining on those balmy summer nights.
Two good sized bedrooms round out this spacious floor plan. The master bedroom featuring a ceiling fan, a WIR and easy access to the walk-through bathroom. Second bedroom featuring built in robe.
Neutral décor throughout will make it easy to put your personal touch on the property and ducted air conditioning and ceiling fans in master bedroom and lounge room will make it easy to keep cool all year round.


When you want to visit Vienna as a camper, Donaupark Camping Klosterneuburg is the place to go. You will be exposed to an overdose of historic, cultural and musical highlights. On this typical city camping, everything is immaculate and arranged in an almost business-like manner. The other side of the coin: no frills and a rather formal atmosphere. But does it matter? After all, you are here to visit Vienna.
From the camping site, you can cycle to the centre in just under an hour. Travelling by public transport (20-minute trip) is also very convenient.
Everything is well-organised and maintained. The only minor disadvantage is the fact that the pitches are somewhat compact. There are hardened pitches, sites with grass, with gravel and pitches that have both. Camper vans are on a separate field. In low season there is much more space and you can choose a pitch yourself.
Donaupark Camping Klosterneuburg is a typical overnight camping site and is clearly centred on people who are on the move during the day; this also explains the limited level of facilities.
The discount vouchers of the camping site will give you free access to the swimming pool adjacent to the camping site and the beach pool (1 km walk). There is a limited amount of entertainment for children: a playground and trampoline.
The camping site does not have a shop or restaurant. However, fresh bread is available on a daily basis. You can get takeaway meals in the modest cafeteria. Fortunately, there are good supermarkets close by. As far as finding a restaurant or eating spot, this should not pose a problem in cosmopolitan Vienna.
This inspector visits Donaupark Camping Klosterneuburg every year and inspects the campsite on the basis of more than 200 amenities and other points of interest. The inspector is an ACSI staff member and does not work for the campsite.
Would you like to book Donaupark Camping Klosterneuburg or request more information? You can do both using the information below.
When approaching from the west: A1, exit Sankt Christophen B19, via Tulln and B14 to Klosterneuburg. The campsite is signposted in Klosterneuburg.
ACSI Eurocampings will send your information request to "Donaupark Camping Klosterneuburg".


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My dropbox account seems to not want to sync.
Strangely, that number (22,007) has been going *up*.
I removed my .dropbox directory and upgraded to version 3.12.6; that seems to have worked!
For what it's worth, the problem may have come about because my personal dropbox got linked to my work dropbox; not sure.


Kidpik has just released a new coupon code!
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@property (nonatomic) OctoSansa *octo;

@end

@implementation PQGViewController

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{
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    self.octo = [[OctoSansa alloc] init];
    self.octo.delegate = self;
}

- (void)didReceiveMemoryWarning
{
    [super didReceiveMemoryWarning];
    // Dispose of any resources that can be recreated.
}

- (IBAction)connect:(id)sender {
    NSLog(@"Connect! %@", self.octo);
    NSURL *connectTo = [NSURL URLWithString:@"octo://127.0.0.1:10301/"];
    [self.octo connect:connectTo];
}

- (IBAction)testEcho:(id)sender {
    NSLog(@"test echo!");
    if (self.octo.connectionStatus == OctoSansaConnectionConnected) {
        [self.octo ask:@"client ask" body:@{ @"hello": @"world" } completionHandler:^(NSError *err, id body) {
            if (err) {
                NSLog(@"Error! %@", err);
            } else {
                NSLog(@"Ok! %@", body);
            }
        }];
    } else {
        NSLog(@"Client is not connected :(");
    }
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-(void)octoSansa:(OctoSansa *)octoSansa connectionStatusChanged:(OctoSansaConnection)oldStatus {
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        case OctoSansaConnectionConnected:
            NSLog(@"Connected!");
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        case OctoSansaConnectionConnecting:
            NSLog(@"Connecting!");
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        case OctoSansaConnectionDisconnected:
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        default:
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-(void)octoSansa:(OctoSansa *)octoSansa didError:(NSError *)error {
    NSLog(@"octoSansa did error: %@", error.localizedDescription);
}

- (void)tell:(NSString *)event body:(NSDictionary *)body {
    NSLog(@"told %@ %@", event, body);
}

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}

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