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New York City land-use law includes requirements for public participation, but the complexity of development terminology can discourage even committed community advocates. As a result, public discussion of development proposals flattens into "pro" and "anti" positions, and many community members who could provide valuable input simply stay silent. Maybe the experts like it that way, but given the large and long-term community impacts of land-use decisions, that's not the way it should be.
Community education isn't the only barrier to meaningful participation in the New York City land-use decisions, but it's one of the biggest. With access to key concepts and technical jargon, community members can develop and articulate positive, nuanced visions for their neighborhood to the experts. More community members participate effectively, and experts get more responsive. Shouting matches can turn into discussions.
Envisioning Development is a set of portable, interactive, workshop tools designed to help experts and laypeople communicate. Advocates, policy wonks, community board members, developers, and others can use the tools as a centerpiece for workshops and conversations that describe and clarify problems and propose and communicate solutions.
The toolkits are visual, tactile, and interactive. Each tool translates abstract concepts and language into straightforward activities and physical objects that let people learn by looking, doing, and listening to each other. Participants teach themselves and others as they use the tools. Concepts and jargon turn out to be less complicated than they seem.
CUP works with an advisory board of housing organizations and land use and planning experts to determine which topics they most need assistance explaining to their communities. CUP researches the concept and works in consultation with community partners to break down the concepts into visual, hands-on interactive teaching tools. The tools are tested extensively through hands-on workshops led by our community partners. They are distributed citywide to housing and planning organizations, who use the tools in their own advocacy and organizing work. Each tool comes with informative graphic guides to help organizers facilitate workshops, so that they can more efficiently establish a shared understanding of planning terminology and more quickly move on to their organizing work. CUP also facilitates workshops upon request, and provides trainings on how to run the workshops.
CUP launched its first toolkit, on Affordable Housing, in 2010. The second toolkit, on Zoning, launched in 2013. A toolkit on the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure is currently under development.
The toolkit has served our advocacy movement, to educate our partners on what affordable housing really is, and what affordable housing development means in NYC. We purchased it to explain technical jargon. The toolkit helps visualize everything. – Richard Lee, Asian Americans for Equality
Find out more about the Affordable Housing Toolkit here and the Zoning Toolkit here. To request a workshop or training, or suggest a topic for future toolkits, email mark (at) welcometocup.org
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Building on the What is Zoning? toolkit, CUP's What is FAR? helps users get savvy with developer lingo—particularly the concept Floor Area Ratio (as readers may know, FAR determines the height and bulk of buildings). Language is power, and CUP, along with eight community partners, reasoned that it's helpful for ordinary folks to speak the language of bureaucrats and capitalists when discussing changes in their neighborhoods.
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This wealth of diverse material, rounded out by interactive features like the Center for Urban Pedagogy's digital "What is Affordable Housing" toolkit and the Citizens Housing and Planning Council's "Inside the Rent" app, manage to convey not only why government is involved in affordable housing (because the private sector alone can't, or won't, provide it), but who that housing is for (a wide spectrum of individuals who otherwise wouldn't have a place to live).
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INTERVIEW | Die Winterreise: Adrianne Pieczonka's Schubertian Journey
By Joseph So on February 13, 2017
The Canadian soprano shares her thoughts on scaling the Mount Everest of Song Cycles.
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February 2017 is turning out to be a banner month for soprano Adrianne Pieczonka. On February 6th in a press release, Canada Post unveiled a set of five stamps celebrating opera in Canada, and Pieczonka's image is on one of the stamps. Now, a week later, the Canadian soprano is marking another milestone by taking on the Mount Everest of song cycles, Schubert's magnificent Die Winterreise in front of a hometown audience, only the second time she has sung this cycle. Song lovers, myself included, consider it the pinnacle of German Lieder. I can't count how many times I've heard it, in all sorts of settings. I am moved every time by its power and sweep, the way it taps into the core, the heart and the soul of the interpreter and the audience.
The recital this afternoon was at the old RCM venue of Mazzoleni Hall, a very small space that seats about 250 at most. It was long sold out, and media tickets were hard to come by. Thanks to the good graces of the RCM publicist Barbora Krsek, I managed to get one, with the promise of a preview-review article. As I am writing this on Sunday morning – the day of the afternoon recital, Toronto is being hit by a snowstorm – I mean, how appropriate is that!
NOTE: If I may allow myself a personal note – on my way to Mazzoleni Hall, I fell and dislocated my right shoulder right in front of the Michael Lee Chin Crystal of the ROM. Thanks to the kind people passing by, I was helped to my feet, my shoulder miraculously popped back in. Frankly, I was in no condition to attend a concert, but being only a few hundred feet away from RCM, I decided to go to the recital, and to emergency later. I owe a debt of gratitude to the kind people who helped me through this — I am sorry I don't know the names, but I thank you! And a special note of deep gratitude to Kris Vikmanis and Denton Creighton for driving me to Moumt Sinai Hospital emergency. As you can imagine, it's a real challenge typing with the left hand! The Q&A was thankfully pre-written, but the review portion is shorter than usual.
As you'll read in the interview below, this was only the second time Pieczonka has sung this, the first was in a Schubertiade in Austria. From the first notes, the heavy chords that opens "Gute Nacht," I was completely drawn into the protagonist's world, his winter's journey. I'm used to hearing this live from either tenors or baritones, and occasionally from mezzo-sopranos, including Lois Marshall in her Hart House recital with Anton Kuerti late in her career, when she was singing as a mezzo.
Despite having heard this cycle from high voices, I admit I am conditioned to hearing it from a darker voice. With Pieczonka, from her first note on, I was struck by how lyric she sounded. Yes, it was a bit of a shock at first. But 60 seconds later, I completely forgot it, totally drawn in by her voice and her interpretation. She sang with fresh and gleaming tone, a testament to her technique, having been singing since 1988, that's 29 years! She has a lively vibrato which serves her well in opera. Here she scaled it back very effectively, achieving a plaintive, pure, and when the occasion calls for, a mournful sound, perfect for the text. Her delivery was one of simplicity, sincerity, deeply felt emotions, but without artifice or any unnecessary histrionics. It was an honest, heart-felt, relatively straight-forward reading of the cycle. Brava!
The tempo was on the brisk side — especially in one of my favourite songs, "Erstarrung." The performance was almost exactly 70 minutes in duration. Rachel Andrist is of course well known and beloved in the Canadian music scene as an estimable collaborative pianist, and the co-founder of the Songmasters Series. I have heard her play numerous times, always exemplary in everything she does. This occasion was no exception. She must know this cycle like the back of her hand, and her experience showed. If truth be told, I would have preferred a somewhat softer sound from the piano, perhaps with the lid lowered to the low position. I do understand some singers prefer a stronger piano, as a means of support. I was in the third row, and Mazzoleni Hall is tiny at 250 seats, so perhaps that's why. Given my injury, I was going through some physical turmoil, as well as having this cycle stirring up the emotions. The last song, Der Leiermann, always moves me deeply. Today, I had tears at the end. It wasn't tears caused by the pain in my shoulder, but by the soloist's deeply felt delivery. It is a recital I won't soon forget.
For the opera singer, the song recital poses daunting challenges. Unlike in an opera where there are scenery, costumes, and other characters in telling a story, in a recital, it's just the singer and the pianist. Instead of the orchestra pit separating the performer from the audience, a recital is much more intimate, often with the audience a mere few feet away. Unlike opera, a song is typically a few minutes in duration. The singer has to tell a story in a short time, through the voice, the text, facial expression – not an easy task. And when it is as complex and lengthy as the 24-song, 70-minute Die Winterreise, it's a real challenge.
A week ago, I contacted Pieczonka for her thoughts on singing this cycle. She is a singer whose artistry I know well, having seen her onstage numerous times and having interviewed her for articles on several occasions over nearly twenty years. Below is a slightly edited Q&A:
JS: What attracted you to Schubert's Die Winterreise? When did you first decide to learn it?
AP: I fell in love with this cycle nearly 30 years ago in Vienna, where I started my career. I saw German mezzo-soprano Christa Ludwig perform the cycle several times and I was deeply impressed by her poise and interpretation. I immediately bought the score and started to learn the songs. I literally have been working on these songs for the past 30 years! This is not an exaggeration. I sang them for the first time in Aug 2016 at the Schubertiade Festival in Schwarzenberg, Austria, the mecca of Schubert Lied singing. I hope to perform them many times in the future. I think I only found the required courage to perform them in public in recent years. I don't sing all that many recitals, but when I do, I've always done a mixed program of Lieder and art song.
JS: There some song cycles are gender-specific, probably just out of tradition, or perhaps specified by the composer. Like Winterreise and Die schone Mullerin are often sung by men, while cycles like Frauenliebe und Leben, Four Last Songs, Wesendonck Lieder are almost always sung by women. There are exceptions – Jonas Kaufmann is supposed to sing Four Last Songs in February at the Barbican! Matthias Goerne sang Frauenliebe und Leben 10 years ago! And Winterreise have been sung by women. How do you feel about gender-specific song cycles? Do you think it is a good or bad thing? Should any artist be able to perform and interpret any song cycle?
AP: Though traditionally Der Winterreise is performed by a man and the songs are written from a man's perspective, my favourite interpreters of the cycle are women. My favourite recording is by Brigitte Fassbaender, with Aribert Reimann at the piano. Her range of colour is amazing, and I find their rendition deeply moving. I am not a stickler that for e.g.,. only a female can sing a certain song or cycle. I also was aware that Goerne sang Frauenliebe und Leben and this is highly intriguing! I can't say I'd necessarily love the result, but I have to respect his artistic choice in choosing to perform them. I can imagine Kaufmann singing the Four Last Songs……the text here is not really all that gender specific. But as we move forward, the concept of gender identity is a huge theme in the world. Gender neutrality is a hot topic and I can see this allowing singers to experiment more with the gender identity of certain works.
JS: What are the challenges of Winterreise? Vocal and Dramatic? Are you doing it from memory? Will you have an intermission? Do you find remembering so much text a big challenge? Do you feel singing off book is always better, and being freed from the music stand helps the singer to communicate with the audience?
AP: The cycle is of course challenging – there are 24 songs in total, and I perform them without the music and without an intermission. I don't judge other singers who use the music or schedule an intermission but I must admit that when I attend a recital and I see a music stand on stage, I am a bit disappointed. For me, I want to stand without any obstacle between me and the audience. If I had an intermission during the cycle, I feel my momentum would be disrupted. It is a long, often uncomfortable winter's journey, through snow and hardship and I'm in it for the long haul. Will I make memory slips? Will I perhaps make a few musical mistakes? Most probably. But this is not the end of the world to me.
JS: Of the many live and recorded performances you've heard, is there one (or two, or more) that sticks out for you, that you admired?
AP: Thomas Quasthoff's first recording (I believe he recorded it twice) with English pianist and old friend of mine, Charles Spencer. And Fassbaender and Reimann as stated above.
JS: Do you feel to sing this cycle, one has to be older? Someone who has had a lot of life experience, as opposed to, say, a conservatory student?
AP: I do think that it's no wonder I am singing this cycle now and not 20 years ago. I do think, a bit like the Marschallin, which one's comprehension and emotional connection to a role/cycle improves, ripens and deepens with age. I know that for e.g. Ian Bostridge started singing the cycle in his 20's and has performed it now for 30 years. This is his path. I sang my first one at 53! This is my path.
JS: Of the 24 songs, do you have a favourite? And why?
AP: I have many favourites and it's hard to single one out. There are the popular favourites like Der Lindenbaum, Die Krähe, Das Wirtshaus or Der Leiermann. I love these Lieder, but I also adore some less popular ones like No. 16 Letzte Hoffnung, or No. 19 Täuschung. In a nutshell, I love each and every one of them!
Joseph So
Joseph So is Professor Emeritus at Trent University and Associate Editor of Opera Canada.He is also a long-time contributor to La Scena Musicale and Opera (London, UK). His interest in music journalism focuses on voice, opera as well as symphonic and piano repertoires. He appears regularly as a panel member of the Big COC Podcast.He has co-edited a book, Opera in a Multicultural World: Coloniality, Culture, Performance, published by Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group).
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Why You Shouldn't Panic About Pesticide In Produce
Published June 19, 2012 at 12:12 PM MDT
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Apples made the top of the list for produce containing pesticide residue, but how much is unsafe?
The Environmental Working Group, a non-profit health advocacy organization, says you should be concerned about pesticide residues in fruits and vegetables, but not so concerned that you stop eating these foods.
That's the mixed message delivered in the eighth edition of EWG's annual Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce released today.
The guide begins by telling readers to "eat your fruits and vegetables." Then it offers a detailed list of every pesticide found along the produce aisle, as well as reminders that "some pesticides pose health dangers to people."
So what's a consumer to do?
Look beyond the fearful rhetoric, says Joseph Schwarcz, director of the Office for Science and Society at McGill University in Montreal.
Take apples, Schwarcz says. They occupy the top spot on EWG's "dirty dozen" list of the most contaminated fruits and vegetables (followed by celery and red peppers). The group notes that nearly all apples contain detectable levels of pesticide residues.
But it's a mistake to "equate the presence of a chemical with the presence of risk," Schwarcz says. "Where is the evidence that these trace residues are dangerous?"
There just isn't much there, he says.
And a look at the government database EWG used to compile the guide doesn't turn up anything very alarming, he adds.
The database, maintained by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, shows that just 1 of 744 apple samples it tested had a pesticide residue level higher than the government limit. And most were far below the permissible level.
Results were similar for fruits and vegetables in baby foods, which were tested by the USDA for the first time this year.
The agency found traces of pesticide residues in baby foods containing green beans and pears. But the amounts were extremely small, and no baby food samples exceeded permissible levels of pesticides.
Despite the USDA results, the EWG shopper's guide urges consumers to buy organic fruits and vegetables, which generally have lower levels of pesticides, but are not necessarily pesticide-free, as we've reported before.
By eating organic products, consumers can lower their exposure to pesticides, the guide says.
That's a much more general and modest claim than the group made back in 2010, when it said consumers could reduce pesticide exposure by 80 percent if they avoided conventionally grown products on the "dirty dozen" list.
A 2011 study by two food scientists from the University of California, Davis found that swapping organics for conventional produce wouldn't make people any healthier.
The study, published in the Journal of Toxicology, also stated: "Our findings do not indicate that substituting organic forms of the 'Dirty Dozen' commodities for conventional forms will lead to any measurable consumer health benefit."
Regardless, says Alex Formuzis of the Environmental Working Group, "the people who consult our list are people who are committed to eating fruits and veggies, and would like to do so while reducing their pesticide intake." The guide gives them a way to "arm themselves with the information they need," he says.
EWG and the scientists do agree on one thing: No one should stop eating fruits and vegetables because of fears about pesticides.
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This is a guest post from our friend Wendy who recently hosted a diaper drive via her awesome blogWendolonia. We are so grateful to you, Wendy, for helping to spread the word and turning rhetoric into action. Be sure to pay her a visit – her craft projects and bento box creations totally knock our socks off!
I was introduced to Help a Mother Out a few months ago when my friend Whitney held a diaper drive. I read a little about the organization, donated some outgrown diapers to the bin in her driveway and went about my business. But then something interesting happened. When I reached for a diaper while changing my son that night, I wondered what it would be like if there were no diapers in the drawer. I thought about how I would actually handle it if I had only a few diapers and no money coming my way for another week. What would I do? The scenarios I came up with were not pleasant and I was very grateful to have a pile of full of fresh, clean diapers to wrap around my boy's chubby little tushie. And then I kept thinking about those babies and their mothers, and I decided I had to try to do what little I could to help them by holding my own diaper drive.
I set a goal to collect enough money and diapers to be able to donate 1000 items to Help a Mother Out and then I got busy. I started by putting a donation box on my front porch to collect diapering supplies from people who were local. Then I created a PayPal account to accept cash donations from people who weren't nearby.
Next, I wrote a blog post introducing HAMO, my diaper drive and linking to the PayPal account. I created a large banner for my sidebar so it would stay front and center on my blog for the duration of the diaper drive. Finally, I turned to the social networks and posted notices with links to my blog post on Twitter, Facebook and Identi.ca every couple of days. I chatted up my friend and neighbors about the diaper drive. I sent an email out on my family mailing list. I would have asked my co-workers to contribute, but I'm an independent contractor who works from home (as is my husband) so instead I asked my brother-in-law (Hi Bryan!) to email his co-workers and collect diapers from anyone at his large company who was willing to donate. And then the donations started coming in. Most people used PayPal to contribute, but a few packs of diapers were also dropped into the bin on my porch and each contribution was so exciting!
When I finally wrapped up the drive, $300 had been donated to the PayPal account. I did a lot of research online looking for diaper coupons and comparing prices at the big box retailers, and in the end I figured out that the per diaper price of Target's Up & Up brand was the best bargain. I had to make two different trips to Target to fit all the diapers in my station wagon because I neglected to completely clear out my trunk before heading out the first time (not to mention the fact that it's hard to maneuver two carts full of diaper boxes all by yourself).
One of the benefits of the cash donations was that in addition to being able to get the most bang for my buck, it also allowed me to be picky about sizes when I shopped so I could purchase diapers in the bigger sizes — pull-ups and size 4, 5 and 6 diapers — which are more urgently needed. When I finally collected all the diapers in one place, I had a grand total of 1701 diapers!
So here are some of the things I learned from this experience: Holding a diaper drive is fun and it felt fantastic to see a big pile of boxes that were going to make a real, tangible change in someone's life. People really like babies and toddlers and want to help them. Everyone I spoke to about this project was very enthusiastic about donating something. Holding a diaper drive is easy. The hardest things I did was to write a blog post and a short email to reach out to people and everything else kind of took care of itself. I suppose you could call my two trips to buy diapers "work", but it was so fun to load up a shopping cart to over-flowing that it didn't seem difficult at all. A regular person can make a big impact! My blog has a pretty modest readership, but I was able to use it to reach out to people and encourage them to make small donations to this good cause. A few people made generous donations, but most of the donations were in the $5-$10 range. The majority came from family and friends. What I'm trying to say here, is that this is something anyone could do. You don't need to have a huge social network, or an extremely popular blog or connections or anything like that to make an impact. I would encourage anyone who wants to make a difference in their community to check out the resources Help a Mother Out offers for holding your own diaper driveand try it themselves.
Wendy Copley is a writer, crafter, bento-ist, photographer, wife and mama who blogs at Wendolonia. She lives in Northern California with her husband and two young sons.


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Q: updating while loop to mysqli  hello everyone i have the following issue to solve. i have an autosuggest search field. i would like to update my code from using mysql to mysqli. thats why i have this code ($db=mysqli):
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DevelopSpringfield Hosts Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Historic Merrick Phelps House
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno joined Jay Minkarah, President and CEO of DevelopSpringfield, today for a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house to unveil restorations made to the historic Merrick Phelps House at 83 Maple Street.
Mayor Sarno stated, "'Back…
Springfield Parent Academy to Host "Kickoff to Summer Learning"
With the school year coming to an end, Springfield Public Schools invites students and families to Springfield Parent Academy's summer celebration. The "Kickoff to Summer Learning" event will take place on Friday, June 24th, 2016, from 10 a.m. to 1…
Columbia Gas of Massachusetts and R.H.White will be doing maintenance work on a natural gas main on Harkness Ave from Sumner Ave to Gifford St. The road is closed through Friday, June 24th between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Detours will be…
City Observes a Moment of Silence to Remember the Victims of the Charleston, SC Church Shooting
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and Bishop Talbert W. Swan, II gathered with Reverend Mark Baymon, Reverend Paul Stearns, members of the Bethel A.M.E. Church and residents for a moment of silence to remember the nine victims of the shooting at Emanuel A.M.E.…
Mayor Sarno Announces Demolition of 62 Bowdoin Street
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and City of Springfield Housing Officials announced the demolition of the long blighted property at 62 Bowdoin Street today at the property site at 2:15 p.m.
"This is one more step in our efforts in neighborhood revitalization…
City Announces $400,000 in Upgrades to the Forest Park Tennis Courts
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno, Chief Administrative and Financial Officer Timothy J. Plante and Executive Director of Parks, Buildings and Recreation Management Patrick Sullivan announced $400,000 in upgrades to the Forest Park tennis courts today at Forest…
Star Spangled Springfield Announced for 4th of July
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno joined Judy Matt and the Spirit of Springfield to announce plans for this year's 4th of July Star Spangled Springfield event at Riverfront Park. Also present for the announcement was MassMutual Vice President of Community…


When his activist wife is murdered in what appears to be a crime of passion, a British diplomat in Kenya embarks on a quest to reveal the truth behind her death and uncovers a farreaching conspiracy. Based on the classic novel by John Le Carré and featuring great performances from leads Ralph Feinnes and Rachel Weisz, this absorbing and complex mystery is well worth solving.
Elwood P. Dowd (James Stewart) is a wealthy drinker who starts having visions of a giant rabbit named Harvey. Elwood lives with his sister Veta (Josephine Hull) and her daughter (Victoria Horne), and Veta worries that Elwood has gone insane. In the process of trying to have him committed, Veta admits that she occasionally sees Harvey herself. The director of the home, Dr. Chumley (Cecil Kellaway), tries to reconcile his duty to help Elwood with his own growing experiences with Harvey.
The life and death of famous Dutch post-impressionist painter, Vincent van Gogh, becomes the focus of this innovative film.
First shot as a live action film with actors, then hand-painted over frame-by-frame in 65,000 oil-paintings, in the style of the artist himself, this extraordinary mix of performance, animation and painting questions what the medium of cinema can become in the 21st century.
As the first day of Fashion Revolution Week we will be hosting a special FREE screening of RiverBlue, which chronicles an unprecedented around-the-world river adventure, led by renowned paddler and conservationist, Mark Angelo. Angelo ends up uncovering and documenting the dark side of the global fashion industry.
The film will kickstart a programme of Fashion Revolution Week events in Edinburgh and Glasgow the next day.
Devised with women in HMP Low Newton, UK and originally toured to male prisons, Key Change is a raw and illuminating theatrical portrayal of women in prison. It was performed at the Houses of Parliament in 2016 to help policy makers further understand the complex journey women who come into contact with the Criminal Justice System face, and the impact of gender violence on their lives. Key Change is being performed and filmed in partnership with The Space, a digital commissioning agency supported by the BBC and Arts Council to share with a global audience.
"Key Change is notable for being neither sentimental nor in your face, yet refusing to duck the issues. In so doing it becomes a potent lesson in theatremaking for its total fusion of message with audience."- The Stage.
13+ – Key Change has adult themes and language, including domestic violence, abuse, drug use.
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Sara Goudarzi
Sara Goudarzi is a Brooklyn writer and poet and covers all that piques her curiosity, from cosmology to climate change to the intersection of art and science. Sara holds an M.A. from New York University, Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, and an M.S. from Rutgers University. She teaches writing at NYU and is at work on a first novel in which literature is garnished with science.
Articles by: Sara Goudarzi
Venus' Atmosphere More Chaotic Than Thought
By Sara Goudarzi published 10 April 07
New images from a Venus-orbiting satellite reveal the planet's atmosphere is much more dynamic than previously thought, and that conditions can change in a matter of hours.
New Family of Stars Found in Milky Way
By Sara Goudarzi published 19 March 07
New telescope images reveal a previously unknown rich cluster of stars in the inner parts of the Milky Way galaxy.
Shockingly Large Explosion from Tiny Star System
A class of double star systems erupt in spectacular fashion around every ten thousand years and then experience small and frequent explosions in between, a new study suggests
Oops! Huge Distant Galaxy Actually Small and Close
Astronomers are rubbing their eyes after discovering that a galaxy assumed to have been a giant for the past 23 years is in fact a dwarf, according to new observations.
Galaxy Ripped to Shreds
By Sara Goudarzi published 2 March 07
Astronomers are watching a galaxy rip to shreds, a finding that could shed some light on how galaxies can go from riches to rags.
Ancient Solar Observatory Discovered
The oldest solar observatory in the Americas has been found in coastal Peru, archeologists announced today.
The Tricky Task of Detecting Black Holes
By Sara Goudarzi published 21 February 07
Black Holes: Dark and Deadly
In an interview with SPACE.com, Astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson, discusses the mysteries surrounding black holes and the reason he chose to name his new book after them.
Uncharted Territory: New Glimpse of the Sun's South Pole
A spacecraft in solar orbit reached almost directly above the south pole of the Sun last week, giving scientists a rare glimpse of this unfamiliar territory.
Milky Way Fortified with Calcium
The universe contains 50 percent more calcium than previously thought, a new study suggests.
Andromeda Involved In Ancient Galactic Collision
By Sara Goudarzi published 29 January 07
Streams of glittering stellar gems on the outer edges of Andromeda are remnants of an ancient galactic collision that helped shape the spiral galaxy.
Mars Orbiter Photographs Three Old Spacecraft
By Sara Goudarzi published 5 December 06
After circling the red planet for more than eight months, NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has taken images of three spacecraft that the agency had previously sent to the Martian surface.
Galactic Baby Boom Influenced Life on Earth
By Sara Goudarzi published 27 November 06
A long-ago stellar baby boom in the Milky Way sparked a flowering and crashing of life here on Earth, a new study suggests.
The History of Dark Energy Goes Way, Way Back
Scientists now have evidence that dark energy has been around for most of the universe's history.
Moon Burps Reveal Volcanic Activity
By Sara Goudarzi published 8 November 06
It's believed that the moon hasn't experienced any volcanic activity for at least three million years, but a new look at some old evidence suggests otherwise.
Anousheh Ansari Honored with Portraits by Peter Max
The first female private space explorer, Anousheh Ansari, lit up a New York City Art Studio with her smiles, all 17 of them, earlier today.
Cosmic Rays Linked to Global Warming
By Sara Goudarzi published 23 October 06
Earth's recent warming trend might in part be due to a lack of starlight reaching our planet, scientists say.
Collision Created Rings Around Andromeda
Our giant neighboring galaxy, Andromeda, was involved in a head on collision with the dwarf galaxy, M32, some 210 million years ago, scientists announced today.
U.K.'s Starchaser Racing Virgin to Space
By Sara Goudarzi published 29 September 06
A leading British rocket manufacturing company unveiled its first prototype rocket last Thursday at Salford University, UK.
Massive Star Formation Relies on Cosmic Doughnuts
A star, up to 20 times more massive than our Sun, forms by having material fall inward from a whirling doughnut shaped disk of gas and dust.
Hubble Spots 500 Galaxies in Early Universe
The galaxies existed less than a billion years after the Big Bang and support the theory that modern, large galaxies were formed by the mergers of smaller ones.
Strange Supernova Defies Theory
Scientists find a supernova that shines brighter than the standard.
Interview with Anousheh Ansari, the First Female Space Tourist
In an interview with SPACE.com Ansari discusses the hardest part of her training, the most anticipated part of her trip, and why she takes offense to the term "space tourist."
Water Worlds: Astronomer Predicts Many Earth-Like Planets
New simulation results show that one of every three known planetary systems might harbor Earth-like planets.
Interview with the IAU President on Pluto's Demotion
In an interview with SPACE.com, the new IAU president discusses the controversies surrounding the agency.


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Sydenham added to Durban Municipality
Although the municipal area of Durban was quite sizeable, and until 1932 comprised some , a number of suburbs developed about its perimeter, and in 1921 village management boards were established at South Coast Junction, Umhlatuzana, Mayville, Sydenham and Greenwood Park.

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Suburbs of Durban
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Home News BMW launches the Z4 convertible in India
BMW launches the Z4 convertible in India
October 12, 2009 | Amit Chhangani
The hardtop convertible Bavarian beauty is here. BMW has launched its globally acclaimed roadster, the Z4 in India. The roadster is in the second generation of its existence and the current version has replaced the radical lines of its predecessor with its subtler, more conventional styling. Stylish and powerful, the Z4 is one of the best convertibles one could buy in the country today.
BMW have brought the sDrive35i variant to India. Powered by a 2979cc twin-turbo petrol engine, the German roadster has 306 German steeds under its bonnet, good to propel it to the ton mark in 5.1 seconds flat. The car also hits its electronically limited top speed of 250km/h with utter ease. The sweet sounding engine is mated to a seven-speed automatic transmission to lay down all that power to the tar.
Priced attractively (when compared with other such options in the market) at Rs 65.49 lakh On-Road, the Z4 will be available in six colours – Alpine White, Black Sapphire, Deep Sea Blue, Orion Silver, Space Grey, and Titanium Silver. The interiors too can be ordered in three designs – Kansas Black, Leather Kansas Canberra Beige, and Leather Kansas Coral Red.
In addition to all the above stated colour and interior options, there is also an optional Design Pure White package. The package features the finest Nappa leather in Ivory White and door inserts in Alcantara. This package is also available with Havanna Brown paintwork, in addition to the other six paint schemes.
Speaking on the occasion, BMW India President Peter Kronschnabl said that BMW India was planning to sell 30-40 units of the Z4 roadsters in the first year. BMW is planning to sell a total of 3000 units this year, and is engaged in a close battle with Mercedes-Benz in the fight of the numbers.


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Renowned Security Technologist Bruce Schneier to Keynote (ISC)² Security Congress
Clearwater, Fla. (Aug. 31, 2020) — (ISC)², the world's largest nonprofit association of certified cybersecurity professionals, today announced best-selling author and renowned "security guru" Bruce Schneier will give the opening keynote at its tenth annual Security Congress held virtually from November 16-18, 2020.
What: Schneier's 45-minute keynote kicks off the annual global cybersecurity conference. He will outline the public-interest aspects of cybersecurity. In particular, he will discuss the ethics of data privacy and security. Today's cybersecurity professionals are more than technologists; the work they do affects society as a whole.
Who: Bruce Schneier is an internationally renowned security technologist and best-selling author of over a dozen books – including his latest, Click Here to Kill Everybody, exploring the risks and implications of our new hyper-connected era. He works at the intersection of security, technology and people, and has penned hundreds of articles, essays and academic papers on these topics. With a readership of over 250,000, Schneier also publishes a free monthly newsletter, Crypto-Gram and blog, Schneier on Security, explaining, debunking and drawing lessons from security stories that make the news. Schneier is a fellow at the Berkman-Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University, and a lecturer in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. He is also a board member of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, AccessNow and the Tor Project.
Where: Schneier's keynote is scheduled for Monday, November 16 at 9:30 a.m. ET. For more information about Security Congress and to register, please visit: securitycongress.brighttalk.live
(ISC)² is an international nonprofit membership association focused on inspiring a safe and secure cyber world. Best known for the acclaimed Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP®) certification, (ISC)² offers a portfolio of credentials that are part of a holistic, pragmatic approach to security. Our membership, more than 150,000 strong, is made up of certified cyber, information, software and infrastructure security professionals who are making a difference and helping to advance the industry. Our vision is supported by our commitment to educate and reach the general public through our charitable foundation – The Center for The Center for Cyber Safety and Education™. For more information on (ISC)², visit www.isc2.org, follow us on Twitter or connect with us on Facebook and LinkedIn.


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Jogadores de futebol americano de Iowa
Jogadores do New York Giants
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The Washington Redskins Cheerleaders were second only to the Pittsburgh Steelers in professional NFL cheerleaders (1961; the Rooneys eliminated them shortly afterwards), but continue to be the longest running professional National Football League cheerleading organization.
Originally called the Redskinettes, they have cheered for the Washington Redskins since September 30, 1962. The first director of Redskinettes was Doris Snyder. Initially she had the cheerleaders perform in native-themed (though not authentic) costumes, but subsequently changed to outfits similar to other NFL cheerleading organizations, without any native theme.
In addition to touring with the football team, they have also performed around the world. In 1982, they were invited to be the first NFL cheerleaders to perform in Asia promoting U.S. commercial products throughout Taiwan. In 1983 the cheerleaders produced their first calendar, which they have continued since. In 1984, they were the 4th NFL squad to perform in a United Service Organizations (USO) tour entertaining the armed forces in Turkey, Italy, Sicily, Spain and the 6th Fleet off the coast of France. Since then, they have participated in numerous Department of Defense (DOD) tours to entertain U.S. servicemen and women. DOD tours have included Egypt in 2000, Guantánamo Bay, Cuba in 2001, Kosovo in 2002, and others for a total of over 35 countries. In December 3–17 of 2005, they completed their 20th overseas tour for the USO, entertaining U.S. troops in East Asia.
The Washington Redskins Cheerleaders were also the first cheerleaders in the NFL to form an alumni association. The Washington Redskins Cheerleader Alumni Association (WRCAA) http://redskinscheerleaderalumni.org/ was founded in 1984 by former Redskins Cheerleader, Terri Crane-Lamb (79-83). With a membership of over 200 strong, the WRCAA is by far the largest professional cheerleaders alumni association in the NFL.
↑ The only rival claim for being first in the NFL is the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. The Dallas Cowboys had cheerleaders called the CowBelles & Beaux in 1960, drawn from local high school student volunteers, but they were entirely replaced, by a new professionally trained organization in the early 1970s .
↑ Debbie Barrigan (2007) Retrieved February 9, 2007. Archived September 27, 2007, at the Wayback Machine.
↑ Miss Maryland USA (2007) Retrieved February 9, 2007.
McKenna, Dave, "Pom Pom Diplomacy: Redskinettes look back on cheering 'Gimme a U! Gimme an S! Gimme an A!'", Washington CityPaper, Oct 28-Nov 3, 2005.
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USMNT Fans Are Eyeing Up The Panic Button — Ease The Tension With This USA-Honduras Drinking Game
David Moore September 8, 2021
Wednesday night's match could alter the USMNT's course of World Cup qualifying.
Will the US qualify for the World Cup? One month ago, even the most pessimistic of USMNT fans would begrudgingly say this squad will qualify for Qatar 2022.
Fast forward to the afternoon of Sept. 8 and there's a thick fog of anxiety and nervousness in the air ahead of the American's clash against Honduras.
Oct. 10, 2009, was the last time the USMNT traveled to Honduras and came away with a victory; 11 years later a victory is the only result that will satisfy the critics.
As for the nerves, The18 is happy to offer a solution for USMNT fans feeling the pressure: alcohol. The18's USA-Honduras soccer drinking game will offer a distraction for any negative feelings about the game.
A post shared by The18 (@the18soccer)
To be fair, this doesn't have to an alcoholic drinking game. If you've been feeling dehydrated lately, then play this game with some bottles of water and you'll be peeing clear in no time. While you're using the restroom, we can only hope that the USMNT doesn't piss away its chance at ending the first World Cup qualifying window with more than two points.
Honduras has been following the golden "win at home, draw away" rule of Concacaf World Cup qualifying. Los Catrachos — identical to the U.S. — tied El Salvador 0-0 and drew with the Canadians 1-1. The only difference being that both games were played away.
Tras las segunda fecha de #WCQ, @miseleccionmx sigue en la cima con paso perfecto, y @fepafut se colocó en el segundo puesto. pic.twitter.com/a8EuFXL9Cw
— Concacaf (@Concacaf) September 6, 2021
Wednesday night will be the first home game of World Cup qualifying for Honduras and unlike the USMNT, Los Catrachos will sell out their stadium. The Olímpico Metropolitano is a damn fortress and will be incredibly difficult for this young U.S. squad.
The upcoming test for the U.S. will almost be as hard as finding a way to watch this game. Thankfully, The18 has an answer to that question, too.
David Moore talktous@the18.com | @rundavidmoore


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Matt Lauer Told Sandra Bullock He Had Nude Photo of Her During Interview. He Kept It in a Special Place
Sarah Caskie December 1, 2017
"Today" show fans and employees alike were left in shock on Wednesday when NBC announced that veteran host Matt Lauer had been fired for serious accusations of sexual misconduct.
NBC Chairman Andy Lack said in a statement that the decision came after "serious review of a detailed complaint from a colleague," according to earlier reports.
Since the surprising decision was made public, footage of Lauer's seemingly inappropriate sexual behavior and comments about it have come to light.
And now, a 2009 interview between the host and actress Sandra Bullock is garnering some negative attention.
According to the Huffington Post, Lauer was interviewing the two-time Oscar winner while she was promoted her new movie, "The Proposal."
But the interview got off to a strange start. Lauer immediately informed Bullock that he had seen her without clothing thanks to the film's many nude scenes. He told the actress:
"The major thing that's changed since I've seen you last: I have seen you naked."
With a cringe, Bullock laughed and tried to make light of the comment. She told the veteran host:
"And I'm so sorry about that. Were you able to sleep afterwards?"
Lauer then informed her that he was keeping the nude photo as his "screensaver" and commented that she was nude for "most of" the movie, according to the Daily Mail.
Later in the interview, he asked again if he had brought up her nude scene in the film. Bullock replied:
"Pretty much from the time you opened your mouth."
She later joked that she wouldn't come back on the "Today" show following the interview.
This isn't the first disturbing interview to come to light recently.
As Dearly previously reported, in a 2012 interview Lauer's longtime colleague Katie Couric admitted that he annoyingly liked to pinch her "on the ass." A clip of the interview has garnered attention since news of his firing broke.
Lauer has since apologized for his behavior and admitted the allegations had "enough truth" to embarrass him.
Watch Lauer's interview with Bullock on "Today" below:
Woman Obsessed With Looking Like Angelina Jolie Went Through 50 Surgeries. The Results Are 'Not Human'
"The quest to look like somebody else is never going to be healthy."
Batya Carl December 1, 2017
Runaway TX Teen Was Found in a Home in Louisiana. Her Mom Took to Facebook to Reveal the Lessons She Learned
"I will never say, 'Oh, they're just a runaway…'"
Sara Vallone December 1, 2017
The Holidays Can Often Bring Back Memories of the Ones We Lost. Here's How One Family Is Turning Them Into Joy
"It's definitely what she would want us to do."
Sara Vallone December 21, 2017
Groomswoman Gets Stepped on While Dancing at a Wedding. Then She Looks Down
"Oh, gross…"
Angie McPherson October 10, 2017
Woman Wakes Up With Her Eyes Swollen Shut. Doctor Makes the Disgusting Discovery That Her Pillow Is to Blame…
"It seems incredibly gross."
Shannon Alexander December 21, 2017
Woman Loses 350 LBs and Puts on a Bathing Suit. When She Sees People Are Still Looking at Her Legs…
"That was a huge moment for me."
Shannon Alexander September 27, 2017
Looks Like Coach Who Forced Crying Teen Into Splits Is Going to Walk Away From This One Scot-Free
"…this type of technique has no place in high school cheerleading coaching."
Abbie Ginis October 15, 2017
Mother Drove Her Son to a Cemetery With a Twisted Plan, Then Decides to Sabotage Her Own Plan
"The boy struggled."
Shannon Alexander June 30, 2017
Couple Seemed 'Cool' to Neighbors Until They Had a Special Needs Woman Trapped in Their Shed
"…it is disturbing."
Abbie Ginis October 4, 2017
Man Who Held His Sneezes in for 30 Years Hears a Snap, Crackle, and Pop— He Had Ruptured His Throat
"It is very unhygienic."
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Combine the relish ingredients in a small bowl, season with black pepper, then spread a thin layer onto each slice of bread.
In a hot griddle pan, cook the bread slices (relish side up) until griddle marks form. Remove from the pan, top 4 of the slices of bread with cheese, then add the ham, followed by the spinach. Season with black pepper; sandwich with the remaining bread.
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Cook's tip: Unlike toasties, grilled cheese sandwiches are fried in butter to ensure a crispy exterior. For a lighter version, skip this step and cook under the grill. For the bread, wholemeal or sourdough work best, as they are robust enough to hold the fillings. A seeded loaf will add extra crunch, if preferred.


Thanks to labor unions, wages have improved, the workweek is shorter and the workplace is safer. However, employers sometimes complain that unions are harmful to business and to the economy.... A local union is a locally-based group of workers with a charter from a national or international union such as the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) or United Auto Workers (UAW). A local may include workers from the same company or region. It may also have workers from the same business sector, employed by different companies.
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Welcome to the Altmetric High Five, in association with the Science Council. On a monthly basis, the High Five posts examine a selection of the most popular research outputs Altmetric has seen attention for that month. This month our papers don't seem to have an overarching theme – but they are all striking in their own way.
Our first High Five paper is "Medical error—the third leading cause of death in the US," published in the British Medical Journal in May 2016. Over 300 news outlets picked up the analysis paper, which was also mentioned in thousands of tweets.
The paper analyzes previous literature and data on medical error and mortality, to identify the contribution of medical error to US deaths. According to the authors of the paper, deaths attributable in some way to medical error are underreported.
Over 250 news outlets picked up the study. Many articles focused on the new material's ability to reduce the appearance of wrinkles.
Our next High Five paper is about really old beer. "Revealing a 5,000-y-old beer recipe in China" was published in PNAS in May 2016.
Over 200 news outlets and a dozen blogs picked up the study.
What's the big deal about old beer? For one, the authors of the study argue, it is likely that beer was linked to the development of complex societies in China.
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DNR jointly manages the geoduck fishery in the state with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), and the Puget Sound Treaty Indian Tribes. The state and Tribes each have a right to 50 percent of the sustainable, allowable geoduck catch. DNR then offers the state's portion to private businesses for harvest at public auctions throughout the year.
Both the state and the Tribes are responsible for estimating geoduck population size, determining sustainable yield, and protecting the health of the geoduck stock and the habitat they depend upon. DNR manages its share of geoduck stock under the guidance of Habitat Conservation Plan developed in 2008 to ensure regular and orderly harvest in areas that minimize impacts to shoreline residents and sensitive species while maximizing the benefits a harvest can provide Washington's citizens.
Geoduck auctions generate nearly $22 million of revenue each year. DNR uses that to fund restoration of aquatic habitats throughout the state to ensure geoduck, and all aquatic life, can continue to rely on the rich lands beneath Washington's waters.
The next geoduck auction has been scheduled for May 29, 2019 in Conference Room 172 in the Natural Resources Building and will start at 9:00 am.
Managing the geoduck resource is dynamic due to changes in market demand, resource economics, and new information on geoduck biology and population dynamics. As the managers, DNR and WDFW enforce civil and criminal state laws, regulations and contract conditions that apply to the state's fishery.
DNR developed an HCP to ensure that state-managed wild geoduck harvests comply with the Endangered Species Act, and that harvests are conducted in a manner that protects threatened and endangered species. The "Low Effect" HCP covers the harvest of naturally occurring geoduck on state-owned beds under marine waters. Geoducks raised and harvested under aquacultural practices are not included.
Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (Final SEIS) state of Washington Commercial Geoduck Fishery May 23, 2001.


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The decade in review: men's hammer throw world rankings
January 7, 2020 /by Martin Bingisser
Who was the best male hammer thrower of the 2010s? Every year we rank the top 10 hammer throwers in the world. With the decade coming to an end, we crunched the numbers to rank the top throwers of the decade and highlight some cool statistics and trends that emerged over the last 10 years. Read more
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Looking Back at 2016: Men's Hammer Rankings
December 27, 2016 /by Martin Bingisser
As has been the case the last several years, the men's hammer throw this year featured a densely packed field of throwers trading spots on the circuit. But unlike last year, where Pawel Fajdek ran the table, even the top position was not entirely clear as he stumbled on the biggest stage this year. Other perrenial favorites, like Krisztian Pars, hit troubles due to injury. This made my task of compiling an annual ranking harder than normal. The finished product is below and the women's rankings will be up later in the week too. Read more
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2016 Olympic Preview: Men's Hammer Throw
August 16, 2016 /by Martin Bingisser
I don't know if you could ask much more of yetersday's women's hammer final. As I predicted it was the Anita show. But she did it in style by breaking 80 meters three times, surpassing her own world record twice, and setting the new mark out an amazing 1.21 meters beyond her old world record. In addition Sophie Hitchon captured the UK's first medal in the event with a clutch sixth round national record. And two Americans placed in the top eight. Thankfully, that was just the start of the hammer throw action. The men join in on the fun tomorrow. Read more
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Looking Back at 2015: Men's Rankings
After publishing our annual women's rankings on Sunday we are following it up with the men's rankings today. While there was no men's world record this year, the season has some great performances and battles. The field was closely packed together which should also make for an exciting Olympics next summer. Read more
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2015 World Championships Preview: Men's Hammer Throw
The IAAF World Championships kick off on Saturday and the hammer throw will be one of the first events under way. Pawel Fajdek is the clear front runner this year, but the podium will be wide open behind him. Based on how the season has unfolded a throw of 78 meters might make the podium and more than half of the field is capable of that. The odds are strong for veterans like Krisztian Pars to add to his medal collection or Dilshod Nazarov to win his first piece of hardware. But the situation might also present the chance for someone with longer odds like Kibwé Johson or Nick Miller to squeeze on the podium. It will be quite interesting to see how it unfolds. Read more
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10 Reasons to Watch the Hammer in 2015
May 4, 2015 /by Martin Bingisser
Kibwé beat me to the punch in January when he outlined his wishes for the hammer in 2015, but our event is so fun that there is always room for another's take on it. The month of May is when the season really gets underway, so it's time for me to count down my annual list of 10 reasons to watch the hammer throw this season. Please share what you are looking forward to in the comments section below. Read more
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Last week we started off the year-end review with a look at the top 10 women of 2014. We'll continue with the men today which was even closer and more exciting than last year. The greatest rivalry in track and field right now in track and field is the men's hammer throw. Krisztian Pars and Pawel Fajdek face off nearly every week during the season and it is a toss up who will win. It was literally a toss up as the average margin of victory was less than 10 centimeters (four inches). Read more
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The Future of the Diamond League
September 4, 2014 /by Martin Bingisser
Patrick Magyar is the most powerful track and field figure in Switzerland and one of the most connected worldwide. As the director of the Weltklasse Zurich meet and CEO for the recent European Championships, he helps guide the sport in Switzerland. He also is working on the international level as the vice chairman of the Diamond League. He puts together a good meet, I'll give him that, but I must say I do not feel entirely safe if the future of the sport is in his hands. Speaking to the German magazine Leichtathletik last week, Magyar didn't hold back his thoughts on the future of athletics:
Long qualifications, competition procedures, complicated events – how do we want to have athletics in future? Must all events be held? We cannot avoid discussions about deleting some elements.
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2014 European Championships Preview: Men's Hammer Throw
The women's lineup I previewed on Monday looks much the same as it did two years ago and today's qualification showed the same players will be fighting it out. The men's competition, on the other hand, features a fresh crop of athletes mixed in with some old familiar veterans. Highlighting it all will be a matchup I listed as the number one reason to watch the hammer in 2014: Pars vs. Fajdek. The Olympic champion Krisztian Pars will be making his fourth European Championship start while young 25-year old World Champion Pawel Fajdek will be making his debut. What looked like a great rivalry at the start of the season has only gotten better throughout the year.
→ Related Content: check out our analysis of what it will take to reach the finals in Zurich.
Krisztian Pars (HUN)
Season Best/Personal Best: 82.49m (1st), Last EC/Best Finish: 1st
The may be smiling now, but come Saturday it will be all business.
Unlike the top sprinters, Pars and Fajdek are not afraid to face each other. They have already faced each other seven times this year and so far Pars has the upper hand with four wins and a better season's best. However when you look closer you see it is a toss up. The average margin of victory was just 70 centimeters. In their last matchup two weeks ago Fajdek won by just 10 centimeters. And their season's bests are just 12 centimeters apart. You couldn't ask for a better storyline and rivalry. I can't wait. Qualification takes place on Friday with the top 12 moving on to Saturday's finals. A live stream for the hammer will be available online in certain countries from Eurovision.
Pawel Fajdek (POL)
Season Best/Personal Best: 82.37m (2nd), Last EC/Best Finish: First Appearance
As said above, Pars might have the slight advantage when looking at the season so far, but Fajdek showed last year that this does not mean much. Heading into the World Championships Pars was the clear number one. But Fajdek unleashed a personal best to win convincingly. He'll be looking find that type of peak again for another major title.
Marcel Lomnicky (SVK)
Season Best/Personal Best: 79.16m (3rd), Last EC/Best Finish: 11th
Libor Charfreitag, the champion from four years ago, will not be starting at this year's edition. However Slovakia has another shot at a medal with young Marcel Lomnicky. Lomnicky has consistently improved since graduating from Virginia Tech and now finds himself in good position for his first international medal. Compared to his competitors his advantage is that he has thrown 77 to 79 meters at nearly every meet this year and finished on the podium at several IAAF Hammer Challenge events. Only once in eleven competitions has he been beaten by more than two Europeans this year.
Primoz Kozmus (SLO)
Season Best/Personal Best: 77.44m (8th), Last EC: Did not compete, Best Finish: 6th (2006)
As former World and Olympic champion, it surprising that Kozmus has never placed higher than sixth at the European Championship. But it has actually been eight years since he last competed. Kozmus has a very slow start to the season and competed sparingly, but is slowly finding form and threw 77.44 meters late in July. With his competitive experience and history of peaking at the right time, he is the biggest threat to Lomnicky's medal chances.
Pavel Kryvitski (BLR)
Season Best: 79.21m (3rd), Personal Best: 80.67m, Last EC/Best Finish: 9th
Kryvitski is the top ranked Belorussian this year, but has faced trouble in qualification rounds at past major championships. But his last few international meets this year have produced 75 to 77 meter results, which would put him in a good position if replicated in Zurich.
Sergey Litvinov Jr. (RUS)
Season Best/Personal Best: 78.77m (5th), Last EC/Best Finish: First Appearance
Always a threat, Litvinov seemed to be on the right path with some great spring marks and superb wins at Fränkisch-Crumbach and the European Team Championships in June. But since that he has been a few meters down, and could be be a few meters less than required for a medal.
Serghei Marghiev (MDA)
The youngest thrower in the field is also one of the biggest wildcards. Having just turned 22 this summer, Marghiev seems to have reached a new level. When he threw a personal best of 78 meters in Chi?in?u this spring, I didn't think much of it. His top six marks all came from the Moldovan capital and his best mark outside the country was five meters less. But back to back wins over 76 meters at the European Team Championships lower division and Balkan Championships show he is now an international threat too.
At age 41, Vizzoni is still a perennial finalist. He is also running for a spot on the European Athletics Athletes' Commission.
The rest of the field is quite bunched together and should be packed around 72 to 75 meters in qualifying, which is right around where the historic cut off to make finals is. This should make for an exciting qualification Thursday morning.
While many of the throwers I mentioned above have little European Championships experience, the opposite is the case for 41 year old Nicola Vizzoni of Italy and 38 year old Szymon Ziolkowski of Poland. Both will be competing at their sixth championship and both bring experience: Vizzoni won silver in 2010 and Ziolkowski bronze in 2012. While they may no longer be battling for the podium, their consistency and experience should earn them another spot in the finals.
Another name to look for further down the results is mine, Martin Bingisser. In case you haven't been following this site, I will be making my major championships debut. Finals will require a whole new level, but a personal best and top 20 finish is a definite possibility.
→ Continue the Conversation: Share your thoughts on the men's hammer in the Throwholics forum.
→ Related Content: in-depth European Championships historical statistics from Track and Field News and Ken Nakamura.
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The month of May traditionally marks the start of the international season. The top North American throwers have already started to knock off the dust and the IAAF Hammer Challenge kicks off next weekend in Tokyo. Ready or not, the season is starting.
Some view this as a lost year as there is no World Championship or Olympics. For American athletes it could indeed be hard to find a challenge, but there is plenty to look forward to this year. As is my annual tradition now, here are ten of the things I am most looking forward to. Feel free to leave a comment below about what you are looking forward to this season as a fan of the sport at any level.
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Q: How to make a jar file out of Google Appengine Java Project I'm trying to create a runnable jar file from my google appengine java webapp. My goal is to make it run without using eclipse. I tried exporting it but it doesn't work. its looking for a main class, i think.
Any help will be very much appreciated :)))

A: I use this plugin for maven:
<plugin>
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And the you can run with this command:
mvn clean compile assembly:single

That is enough for me.