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Behind the Scenes: USA book 2019 RWC spot with fitting farewell for Todd Clever
Amidst the Summer Internationals and the Lions Tour, there were a number of 2019 Rugby World Cup qualification matches, one of them deciding who would be heading to Japan in two years' time as winner of the Americas segment.
The USA and Canada faced each other in a winner-takes-all clash in San Diego after the two sides drew 28-28 in Hamilton in the first of two legs. The Eagles ran out convincing winners, 52-16 in front of 5,000 people at Torero Stadium.
World Rugby have since released a superb behind-the-scenes video of the preparations of the USA team, focusing on their training facilities, the importance of the game and words from head coach John Mitchell and retiring captain Todd Clever.
Clever, the USA's most capped senior Test player, made his debut in 2003.
"It has been a great 15 years with the National Team. I have had six Eagles coaches and have captained the team under four of them," said the 34-year-old.
"I've left everything on the field and did everything for my teammates, which makes this process a bit easier. But leaving on my own terms, on home soil, in front of friends and family; a lot of players aren't able to do that either because of injury, selection or whatever the case may be.
"On the playing side of things, all of my goals have been checked off," said Clever, who has played professional rugby in New Zealand, South Africa, the UK and Japan.
"I've played all over the world, represented my country in World Cups, and played with and against some of the best players in the world."
This video gives a unique insight into life in the Eagles camp, ranging from gym work to the pre-match pep-talk in the dressing room as well as short highlights of the emphatic win.
The margin of victory was perhaps the biggest surprise with the USA running away comfortably in the second half. Their triumph secured them a place in Pool C alongside England, France and Argentina, with one spot still remaining for Oceania 2.
Behind the Scenes: USA book 2019 RWC spot with fitting farewell for Todd Clever | RugbyDump - Rugby News & Videos


LONDON: All the major teams have now had a chance take a breather after their exploits in Europe and can now focus on domestic issues. Here we look at the things to look out for this weekend.
Both sides were expected to provide some sort of challenge to Serie A perennial champions Juventus this season. Roma, on the back of making it to the Champions League semifinals, and Inter on the back of renewed optimism at the San Siro. Both Italian heavyweights have looked punch-drunk so far, however. Inter have just one win in four and Roma are without victory in three matches. The Nerazzurri come into their clash away against an in-form Sampdoria on the back of a shock 2-1 win over Tottenham in the Champions League. Roma face Bologna away on the back of a 3-0 defeat to Real Madrid. Can both sides make statement of intents on the road or will they once again flatter to deceive?
Such is the manic nature of top-flight football, combined with the 24/7 news cycle, that it only takes two weeks for a club to plummet from "definite title challengers" to "club in crisis." Step forward Tottenham, who since they beat Manchester United 3-0 at Old Trafford have lost three in a row — to Watford and Liverpool in the Premier League and Inter Milan in Europe — and talk of a side that has gone stale is now prevalent. Obviously Spurs have not become bad overnight, but Harry Kane and Co. do look tired after their exertions at the World Cup — they had more players in the final stages in Russia than any other English club — and they need to get a win to stop the rot. An away clash at Brighton is not the easiest assignment, but defeat is not an option for Mauricio Pochettino's men.
Just four months ago Gareth Bale was on the bench for the Champions League final, and it only seemed a matter of time before he left Real Madrid for pastures new. From the moment he was subbed on during the victory over Liverpool, things have definitely gone his way. He scored two in the 3-1 win over the Reds — the first an outstanding overhead kick — Zinedine Zidane, with whom he had a strained relationship, left as coach, and then the Frenchman was followed out of the Bernabeu exit door by Cristiano Ronaldo, the player who dominated Los Blancos. All that has given the Welsh wizard more freedom — freedom to express himself, to be the main man and to remind the fans why he was once the most expensive player in the world. He has been brilliant so far this season. In the Champions Legaue win over Roma he scored his fifth goal in seven games and looked indispensable to the side. A home clash against Espanyol tonight gives him a great chance to continue that run of form. Ronaldo who?


In my capacity as Chairman of the Arab Group for the month of October 1986, I have the honour to transmit herewith, on behalf of the Arab Member States, a letter addressed to you from Mr. Zehdi Labib Terzi, Permanent Observer for the Palestine Liberation Organization to the United Nations (see annex), and to request you to circulate the present letter and its annex as an official document of the General Assembly, under agenda item 37, and of the Security Council.
Today, between 9.20 and 11.20 a.m. New York Time, Israeli jets bombed the Palestinian refugee camps of Mieh-Mieh, Ein El-Helweh and Al-Fawwar, which resulted in heavy casualties among the Palestinian refugees in those camps.
Eighteen Israeli F-15s and F-16s carried out five sorties against those Palestinian refugee camps.
I am instructed to bring this to your attention with the request that you use your good offices and whatever means are at your disposal to put an end to Israeli acts of State terrorism against our people and to ensure the safety and security of the Palestinian refugee camps.


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the importance of receiving compliments.
After Molly's incredible piece on the importance of unusual compliments, I've been thinking about what compliments look like in my daily life. I try to say something nice to everyone I encounter in a day, and I don't mean in a "I need to check off my compliment quota for the day" way, but in a "I genuinely like X about Y person" way. You know, I don't mean to brag, but I'm pretty good at giving unique compliments. I really do love people and I love that they're different from me and I love to point out all the things I love about those people. Words of affirmation is my love language so I really get life out of expressing in words the things I appreciate about others.
However, there's one small problem with this. I can give compliments all day, but I am absolutely dreadful at receiving compliments.
Is it just me? Or are you like this, too?
Friend: Oh, Lindsay, I love that shirt on you!
Me: Ew, really? I've had it for like, five years. There's a giant stain on it. Gross.
Friend: Lindsay I love your hair today!
Me: Ugh, I slept all weird on it so I've been fighting with it all day.
Friend: Lindsay, you're so fun to be around!
Me: Psh, you wouldn't say that if you lived with me.
Somewhere along the line of my life I mistakenly began to assume that shooting down compliments was a way for me to appear humble and that gracefully accepting compliments was a way for me to look conceited and selfish.
But let's break this down for a second. How would you feel if you were the friend in that scenario? Would you feel like I was being humble and sweet, or would you feel as though I was being completely self-absorbed by dismissing you and your opinion of me?
A year or so ago I was in a women's bible study small group and one of the ladies brought this up. She told a story about someone who always shot down compliments from her and it made her feel so insignificant. Naturally, she got angry, and stopped complimenting this person. Before she shared her story, I had never considered what other people thought when I'd refuse compliments. In my mind, I was being humble and right, so I didn't really need to give the subject much thought. Upon hearing this woman's story, I stopped and thought about how I would feel if someone did the same thing to me. I realized I would feel insulted. Wronged. Ignored. I would feel as though whomever I'd complimented assumed that I had no wits about me and that my words of affirmation meant nothing to them.
Be polite. Say thank you.
Then I remembered the blog post draft I had open in another Firefox tab.
← we need more ladies like this in the world.


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Youngest Person to Visit Every Country Will Give You His Air Miles
by Katherine LaGrave
It's part of a competition to promote his 'Holiday Swap' app.
If you've been slow to accumulate air miles, there's now an easier way to get a lot of them—quickly: James Asquith, who became the youngest person to travel to all 196 countries at the age of 24, announced on Instagram earlier this week that he's giving away all of his miles as part of a contest. You just have to guess how many he actually has.
Asquith, now 29, launched the competition largely to raise awareness of his Holiday Swap app, which is in 100 countries and lets people swap homes when they travel, reports Business Insider. To enter to win the miles, first follow both Asquith and Holiday Swap on Instagram. Then, comment with how many miles you think Asquith has, and tag the one person you'd bring with you on the trip. You can enter (read: comment) up to five times, and the closest person to the number of miles wins.
As for clues to help you land closest to the lucky number, Asquith would only say that the miles are enough to fly around the world more than three times, or that they could be used on a bunch of "first class flights." The second clue, Asquith said, is that he uses Avios, which is the rewards program for Aer Lingus, British Airways, Flybe, Iberia, Kulula, Air Italy, and Vueling. Asquith said he will announce the winner on his Instagram account on September 23. (Note: There isn't much detail on just how the winner will get Asquith's miles; transferring miles between parties usually costs a fee, and there's typically a limit on just how many miles you can transfer in a calendar year. Still, it's fun to play.)
The competition to visit every country in the world is a fierce one. In addition to Asquith (the youngest to visit every country), there's also Lee Abbamonte (the youngest American to visit every country in the world), Sal Lavallo (one of the youngest to visit every country). Currently hopping from country to country? Jessica Nabongo, who's on a mission to be the first black woman to visit every country in the world.
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The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (Al-Urdun in the local form) is found in the Middle East bordering Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Israel. Jordan is linked to the Mediterranean Sea via the Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea and Suez Canal. With a population of 8 million people, 97.2% is Muslim, predominantly Sunni and 2.2% is Christian, predominantly Greek Orthodox. The country is governed from Amaan. The government of Jordan is Constitutional Monarchy with a bicameral National Assembly made up of the lower Chamber of Deputies and the upper Assembly of Senators.
A member of the OSCE Mediterranean Partners, Jordan's connection with the OSCE dates back to the Helsinki Final Act of 1975, which recognized the close relationship between European and Mediterranean security. Jordon was welcomed into the Mediterranean Partners in 1998 and has become an active participant in the OSCE – Mediterranean Partners workshops and projects on such topics as preventing terrorism, fighting radicalization and border security and six Jordanians have attended OSCE Border Management Staff College. In 2015, Jordan hosted the 2015 OSCE Mediterranean Conference, which focused on common security, including workshops on combating extremism, the role of interfaith dialogue, and migration.
By Winsome Packer, Staff Advisor Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Mediterranean Partner, Jordan, hosted a U.S. House of Representatives staff delegation to Jordan, during June 30-July 8, 2007, on which the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) was represented. The visit aimed to enhance understanding within the U.S. Congress of Jordan's role in promoting peace and security in the Middle East region, including the government's efforts to combat terrorism, advance the Israeli-Palestinian peace process; promote security and political reconciliation in Iraq; and institute democratic and economic reforms internally. CSCE Chairman, Alcee L. Hastings currently serves as the Special Representative on Mediterranean Affairs for the Parliamentary Assembly of the OSCE, and strongly supports staff engagement with Jordanian leaders to further these efforts. The OSCE and CSCE have long recognized that security concerns in the Mediterranean region bear upon European security and have considered the applicability of a Helsinki model for the region in various meetings and conferences. While recent years have seen a setback in Western efforts to advance peace and democratic values in the Middle East region as a whole, Jordan, which became an OSCE Mediterranean Partner in 1998, continues to make strides in both areas, through the government's commitment to achieving security and prosperity for its people. U.S.-Jordanian Relations Addressing the congressional staff delegation, U.S. Ambassador to Jordan, David Hale outlined U.S. priorities in Jordan: (1) resolving the situation in Iraq; (2) furthering efforts toward a two state solution for the Israelis and Palestinians; (3) addressing the Iranian threat; and (4) supporting the Jordanian reform agenda (political, social, and economic). Highlighting Jordan's role as one of America's closest allies in the Middle East region, the Ambassador noted that Jordan collaborates with the United States in pursuing a peaceful resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; working toward stability, security, and the integration on Sunni leaders in the Iraqi government; and combating terrorism. Ambassador Hale offered that that the U.S. is committed to a two state solution for the Israelis and Palestinians. He said that King Abdullah is concerned about the crumbling of the peace process, but Jordanians feel that the peace process bodes favorably for them because of their historical role and location. Ambassador Hale underscored Jordan's security concerns and the country's efforts to improve border security. He explained that the security concerns stem from the influx of Iraqi refugees, foreign labor, and other elements crossing into Jordan, adding that while Jordan has benefited economically from redevelopment and security initiatives in Iraq, the refugee situation has added to education, health care, and housing demands and increased security concerns. The Ambassador further elaborated that within the region, there is greater concern regarding security threats on the Israeli-Syrian border, and that the U.S. is providing border security assistance to Jordan in the form of funding, training and technology. Ambassador Hale also expressed concern regarding the Iranian threat to regional security. He noted that while the division of Iraq is not a foregone conclusion, there is broad concern that Iran would be the winner in such a scenario. Peace and Security Concerns: Jordanian Perspectives The Israeli-Palestinian issue and the situation in Iraq dominated the staff delegation's meetings with members of the Jordanian Parliament and other leaders in the government. During official meetings, Jordanian leaders emphasized to the visiting staff delegation that peace and security in the region hinges foremost, upon a resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The U.S. was repeatedly criticized for not exercising adequate leadership and effort to help bring a peaceful and just resolution to the conflict. Broad concerns were expressed by members of the Jordanian government that the U.S. is not listening to the advice offered by regional leaders in addressing problems in the Middle East. Jordanian Prime Minister, Dr. Marouf Bakhit, pointed out that while Jordan shares with the U.S. the goal of a stable and secure Middle East, the U.S. does not give adequate weight to advice from leaders in the region. Dr. Bakhit said that the Palestinian-Israeli issue is the central security concern in the Middle East and the major source of problems between the U.S. and countries in the region. He observed that the U.S. resorted to military tools in response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, and has remained fixated on military tools, rather than a mixture of political and economic instruments, as they had expected. He continued that there is concern that an anti-Western feeling due to the unjust treatment of the Palestinians is growing, and that there is a perception that the West (U.S.) maintains a double standard where Israel is concerned. He said that this issue has never been addressed and it is fueling resentment. Prime Minister Bakhit told the staff delegation that he was concerned that Iran is the strongest player in Iraq and about the influence of Iranian proxies, Hezbollah and Hamas, on regional stability. Dr. Bakhit added that the Islamist parties have 17 out of the 110 seats in the Jordanian Parliament and expressed his optimism that this was due to their "moderate behavior" and participation in the political process. The Prime Minister spoke favorably of the upcoming municipal elections (occurred on 7/31, but the Islamists parties boycotted the elections). The Prime Minister expressed satisfaction with Jordanian-Israeli relations since the signing of the peace agreement between the two countries. He added that the major issue between Jordan and Israel was the Israeli-Palestinian problem, which lies at the heart of the broader Middle East issues. He further said that Israelis and Arabs should both be blamed for not pushing forward by adopting the Arab Initiative, which in his view, would have addressed collective security concerns. Dr. Bakhit said that the Arabs did not adequately market/explain the initiative to the Israeli public. He contended that the U.S. is circumventing the issue by talking about democratization and while "everybody is pushing Abu Masem (President Abbas), everybody is letting him down." The Prime Minister concluded that perhaps the present situation suits Israel best because the Palestinians are weaker. Members of the Jordanian Senate and House of Representatives added their criticism of the U.S. for not adequately considering advice from Middle East leaders. Several senators, including Senator Leila Sharaf, said that the approaches adopted by the U.S. came from external viewpoints, and that the policies being implemented to address regional problems are not appropriate. As a result, issues such as Iraq and Palestinian conflict for example, are becoming more complicated. Senator Sharaf warned that if the Palestinian problem was not tackled in the appropriate manner and with urgency, the U.S. would see a greater crisis in the region. Concerns were also expressed regarding the Palestinian leadership and the security situation in the West Bank. Senator Sharaf stated that President Abbas will have to demonstrate that the moderates are right; that lip service to this effect will not suffice; and that those promising aid to the Palestinian Authority must act soon. She warned that President Abbas will have to deliver real results. It was further stated that support for President Abbas would likely increase as he returns to the Peace Process. Criticism was directed at Israel for not releasing all of the Palestinian Authority funds that the Israeli Government is holding and for imprisoning more than 11,000 Palestinians. Concern was also raised regarding the security situation in the West Bank (which they reported, is also a worry to the Israelis). It was also pointed out that Jordan offered a Palestinian security force that they trained to address this concern five years ago, and that the Israelis promised to consider the matter, but failed to act on it. One Senator stated in strong terms that "the Palestinians are the only people who are still under occupation." He said that "incursions by an occupying country creates instability," and has led to a rise in fundamentalism. He reiterated that addressing the Palestinian crisis was the most pressing priority and that a failure to do so is hampering U.S. relations with people in Jordan and the region. He further argued that the money being spent fighting terrorism would be better used for investing in the country. In his view, this would be tackling the reasons that terrorism exists, rather than focusing on its symptoms. Stating that the image of the U.S. is steadily deteriorating, he urged that the U.S. reexamine its foreign policy and support the Arab Peace Initiative. The strongest criticism of the U.S. pertained to the situation in Iraq. Members of the Jordanian House and Senate criticized the U.S. for dismantling the Iraqi army and other security infrastructure as well as government institutions. The House Speaker pointed out that anyone that wanted a job under Saddam Hussein's regime had to be a member of the Baath Party (but was not necessarily a Hussein supporter). He stressed that the U.S. alone could not bring security to Iraq and that the Iraqis themselves have to do so, but that the current Iraqi government resisted rehiring those that were let go, who could help to improve security. The Speaker said that the U.S. is in a very bad position in Iraq; the conflict has become bigger than Iraq; and the instability in the region is affecting commerce as well as the social and political dynamics. He characterized the Iraqi government as weak, noting that Iraq's military is incapable of defeating the armed militias. In fact, he said, some of the Iraqi forces are militia members themselves. Concerns about adverse Iranian influence in Iraq and Lebanon were also raised. In decrying the many mistakes made by the U.S. in Iraq, including treating the Sunnis as though they were the legitimate leaders, the House Speaker observed that Iran has a very strong influence in Iraq. He argued that the Shias' underdog status benefited Iran and that the U.S. actions, in this regard, fulfilled the Iranian government's desire to be a major player in the region. The Speaker advised that the U.S. schedule a withdrawal of its forces as part of a package, including aid to military and other security forces, as well as reconciliation efforts that include all factions. He expressed confidence that a willingness for conciliation exists among Iraqis. He also cautioned that the U.S. withdrawal will bring added dangers as killings increase, Turkey becomes involved, and Iran increases its involvement. On Lebanon, the Speaker expressed concern regarding the ongoing conflict among the various factions. He said that external forces were preventing the Lebanese from reaching agreement. The issues of the approximately one million Iraqi refugees in Jordan and the related economic burden on the Jordanian government were also raised. One speaker stated that while some of the refugees had resources to invest, they do not pay taxes in Jordan. The level of U.S. financial support to Jordan was called insufficient, in comparison to that provided to Israel and Egypt. It was argued that Jordan needs support for its armed forces and police as well as in efforts to combat arms and drug trafficking, economic development, and water projects. The leader of the Islamic Action Front (IAF) in the Parliament argued that the Iraq situation illuminated the lies of the U.S. government regarding Iraq's possession of weapons of mass destruction. He maintained that the U.S. invaded Iraq for oil and for Israel, and criticized the result of U.S. actions in Iraq: one million Iraqis killed; U.S. division of Iraq; and the sectarian violence. He said that the U.S. must set a timetable to withdraw from Iraq. The IAF leader contended that the instability in Iraq is affecting Jordan and its economy, including trade with Lebanon. Noting, "We don't hate Americans," the head of the IAF followed that "we hate Zionists." He charged that U.S. government is biased in favor of the Israelis; the U.S. supports Israeli aggression; and that the U.S. policies and lack of compassion for the Palestinians creates hatred toward Americans. He stated that "people don't accept Israelis in the region, although regimes deal with them." He further criticized the U.S. for calling for democracy, then refusing to accept the results of the Palestinian elections. He said "the U.S. wants democracy according to its own terms, not according to the will of the people." He argued that these actions undermine the United States' image in the region The staff delegation also met with Prince Feisal, who addressed Jordanian homeland security concerns, and Queen Rania, who noted that the human aspect of the Palestinian issue must be given attention. Prince Feisal observed that today's concept of homeland security is more comprehensive, incorporating regional cooperation in combating terrorism and the trafficking of weapons into Jordan. He praised Jordan's cooperation with the U.S. in intelligence sharing, noting that there is greater reliance on technology and information sharing. He added that Jordan has been targeted by Al Qaeda inside and outside of Iraq "because of differences in opinion." He stated that extremist elements, such as Hamas continue to attempt to push weapons and people into Jordan while working to create allies inside the country. Queen Rania offered that while she understood that Hamas is not an entity with which people want to work, the reality is that a significant percentage of the Palestinian people are living under their control and under the poverty threshold. She added that Fatah will have to demonstrate the ability to deliver and get rid of corrupt elements. The queen said that that the radicals are using the Palestinian situation to spread their message and that all of the radical forces in the region are linked. Noting that today, the U.S. is viewed as a super power in decline, she advised that the U.S. exercise care in how it views the world and how it employs its power.
This briefing, which CSCE Staff Advisor Chadwick R. Gore moderated, was held to discuss the latest developments in Lebanon following the withdrawal of Syrian troops. According to Sen. Sam Brownback, who was CSCE Chairman at the time of the briefing, "With the withdrawal of Syrian troops from Lebanon, we have entered a whole new phase in the history of the Middle East." The briefing's witnesses, then, were utilized to offer unique insights on what the implications were for Lebanon's and the region's future. The witnesses in this briefing were Dr. Walid Phares and Joe Baini. Dr. Walid Phares was the senior fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, as well as a delegate of the Lebanese Diaspora (WLCU) to the United Nations. Joe Baini was the president of the World Lebanon Cultural Union. A hearing that was held the same year and addressed the Russia-Syrian connection and its effect on Lebanon predated the briefing.


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Boise State University 2006-2008: Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer, Master's Degree in Exercise Science & Athletic Administration. Working with BSU's Football, Wrestling, and Men's Basketball teams. Provided multiple research papers for BSU Athletic Department for implication into BSU's 'Athlete Handbook' –Fiesta Bowl vs. Oklahoma, #3 NCAA National ranking, Hawaii Bowl vs. East Carolina, top 25 NCAA ranking, PAC-10 Wrestling Championship2007 & 2008, Multiple PAC-10 Wrestling Champions, top 10 NCAA Wrestling team ranking.
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The Uniting Church Adult Fellowship (UCAF) is an agency of the Uniting Church in Australia Assembly and includes all adult members of the church.
There is a volunteer force of almost 12,000 members, which at various stages has been called the backbone. powerhouse, lifeblood and heart of the Uniting Church.
The theme for this triennium is "Living Water – Come Drink"
The UCAF National Committee for this triennium (2015-2018) is based in the Synod of Victoria and Tasmania.
Some members of the committee had been involved in UCAF for many years, while some have little or no previous involvement, yet we believed God called us to be together in this ministry at this time and in this place.
The National Committee has responsibilities at Assembly level, representing the UCA in women's organisations of the Churches from which we came. This entails involvement with the World Federation of Methodist and Uniting Church Women and the World Alliance of Reformed Churches (WARC). We send a representative to the World Assembly of the World Federation of Methodist and Uniting Church Women held each five years, and the South Pacific Area Seminar, also held every five years.


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Keerthy Suresh To Anushka Shetty: South Indian Actresses' Age
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Keerthy Suresh, who is one of the most loved actress in Kollywood and Tollywood film industry, was born on 17 October 1992. She is 28 years old.
Sai Pallavi
Sai Pallavi was born on 9 May 1992 in Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu and she is 29 years old. She is considered to be one of the popular faces in Telugu film industry.
Image Courtesy : Instagram/SaiPallavi
Amala Paul
Amala Paul was born on 26 October 1991, she started her career as a model and bagged quite a few opportunities and she is 29-years-old.
Tamanna Bhatia has delivered good performances in both Telugu and Tamil film industry. The actress turned 31 this year.
Image Courtesy : Instagram/TamannaBhatia
Samantha Akkineni
Samantha Akkineni was born as Samantha Ruth Prabhu on 28th April 1987, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The Family Man actress has turned 34.
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Shruti Haasan is an actress and singer who works predominantly in Tamil, Telugu, and Bollywood films. She is 35 years old.
Kajal Aggarwal was born in a Punjabi family on 19 June 1985 and settled in Mumbai. She turned 36 in June this year.
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Born as Diana Mariam Kurian on 18 November 1984, she made her acting debut in 2003 with Malayalam film Manassinakkare alongside Jayaram. She is 36 years old.


Aleppo, Syria – Subsequent to fierce clashes with militants of the Islamic State (IS/ISIS), rebel fighters of al-Shamiya Front regained a town in the countryside of Aleppo in northern Syria, military sources reported on Friday.
"Sandaf town was liberated from ISIS terrorists after heavy clashes on Friday," a local source said.
At least eight ISIS militants were killed during the clashes, and the rebels seized a large deal of weapons that were found in the evacuated town.
The town of Marea constitutes a main stronghold for Syrian rebel forces in the northern countryside of Aleppo.
Meanwhile, warplanes of the U.S.-led coalition launched several strikes on ISIS tactical units and fighting positions in the Maskana town east of Aleppo.
Dozens of militants were reported dead and at least four ISIS vehicles were destroyed during the strikes, local activists reported.


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Mark Your Calendar: Bowmore Rocks! February 14!
Bowmore Rocks House Party – a fun night out with your neighbours!
Why: Proceeds will be earmarked for improvements to the East kindergarten enclosure. Tickets will go on sale late January.
Details: There will be no theme this year. DJ Malik, DJ Dual, and DJ Wiz will be spinning a variety of music from all genres and all decades. Bring your friends.
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Rate cut remains option, New Zealand bank official says
March 9, 2012 by Daniels Trading
The governor of the Bank of New Zealand is keeping the option of an interest rate cut as an option but said the matter hasn't fallen under serious consideration, Bloomberg reports.
Alan Bollard said "it's completely a possibility" on Friday during an interview with a New Zealand television station. He said the possibility would fall under more serious consideration should the Kiwi continue gaining against its counterpart currencies.
"It is worth us pointing out to the financial markets that betting on the New Zealand dollar's strength is not a sure thing," Bollard told the news source.
The past year has seen the New Zealand dollar rise about 12 percent and Bollard said those figures do not benefit economic development and growth. Exports are reduced and the possibility of additional rate increases slip.
The Kiwi gained in value from Thursday to Friday as circumstances became rosier in Greece, according to The New Zealand Herald. The Aegean nation finalized a debt-swap deal and appears to be set to secure a second tranche of international bailout aid since June 2010.


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Main Rey/Daisy Ridley Episode IX thread
Discussion in 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' started by LadyMusashi, Jul 5, 2018.
techsteveo Force Sensitive
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Kylocity said: ↑
I know right? Considering the most interesting part of that interview is Daisy saying that TROS is genre-wise different from the other two movies... Kind of fun to speculate about that. TFA was an action adventure, TLJ was a mixture of action adventure and coming of age drama... What could TROS be? My bet is a epic romantic thriller
Also interesting that she found amusing the speculation about time travel... ("world between worlds" theories for Palpatine debunked?). I wonder what her opinion would be about Rey being a clone of Luke's hand...
Rey is actually a clone of Ben Solo. You heard it here first folks.
#141 techsteveo, Jul 2, 2019
Jedi MD Jedi Commander
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I wonder what her opinion would be about Rey being a clone of Luke's hand...
That is one theory that just won't go away. I would like to see her reaction to to it though
#142 Jedi MD, Jul 2, 2019
Meister Yoda Your Little Green Friend
"ultimately, Rian's a filmmaker and one person can't dictate how a film is supposed to be – but freedom of expression, sure"
So is she actually confirming here that Rian didn't have all the freedom to do what he wanted.
#143 Meister Yoda, Jul 2, 2019
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Daisy Ridley: "I was…I remember…I do believe in the universe and that it has its way…I was walking down the street [with people] who are now my friends who I had met on a shoot, and one of them went, 'Oh apparently they're doing a new Star Wars film,' and literally my whole body went tingly, and I was like, 'I think I'm gonna get a part in this film'. I'm not even kidding. This was in…early in the year [2013]. My audition was in August. I called my agent. And also I wasn't of the ilk to be like, 'Hey, get me an audition would ya? With J. J. Abrams.' But I literally – that day I was like (clicks tongue) 'I just feel I'm gonna get a part in this film.' It was so strange so even though I was doubting myself the whole way through I just felt that there was like a universal thing pushing me forward. It was the strangest thing. And then it was a lot longer before I got the actual part." (July 1, 2019) (archive)
Daisy Ridley: "[Speculation is the title 'The Rise of Skywalker' is about the evolution of the Jedi Order not a particular person?] Okay. I mean yeah that sounds like a great thing. What do you think?" "I mean J. J. [Abrams] I think did sort of say as much he said it represents a lot of different things." "It's interesting because he told me the title and I was like, 'Oh!' because he'd sort of been throwing around things when we were filming and then he told me when I went to LA [Los Angeles] – just before Chicago [for Celebration 2019] – and saw the trailer. And I was like, 'Oh! Okay.'" "Yeah [it kind of made sense the more I thought about it], but even John [Boyega] and people were like, 'Oh!' I don't know what I was expecting but it wasn't what I was expecting and I would agree that it represents a lot of things. Yeah, I don't know. I think it will be one of those things that…it's sort of the last few lines of the film when people are like, 'Ah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.'" (July 1, 2019)
Daisy Ridley: "(sing-song voice) [Adam Driver and I] actually joke the whole time! We just walk around swinging our sabers! Yeah, no it's not a laugh riot." "Yeah [there's unique material I get to do with Adam in the new movie]. It was umm…yeah. I think it, I think it…I just think they've just done a great job with all the relationships like with the fun friendships and with the sort of strange thing with Rey and Kylo [Ren]. And the thing is too, it's…we finished Episode VIII and you know where Rey is entirely so it's…yeah it was interesting going into that and sort of figuring out where that was going and there was a way that J. J. [Abrams] was describing it as we were doing it, and I was like, 'god that's so true that really is like what this film is for Rey,' (smacks lips) I think people are going to like it! I really do. Also we have a great fight…a great fight. And I was really happy that the Vanity Fair pictures did show a bit of it. It's a great fight. Like I've become such a better fighter and they've made the Lightsabers lighter so it actually looks like we're swinging light and not like heavy, heavy." "I have seen [a bit of what the fight looks like on video]. I have." "This fight we did, it was [in] November [2018], we had water being thrown at us and I got a great deal of respect because I did not…I was 'I was not gonna complain about the cold, I'm just not gonna do it,' so it was like a real thing of stamina and it just felt…it feels really epic and it felt epic even at the times where I thought we'll imagine we had the waves like this and then they get up and make the waves I'm sure bigger. So one can only imagine what it's gonna look like." (July 1, 2019)
Daisy Ridley: "Colin [Trevorrow] sat next to me [at dinner after the premiere or something for Murder on the Orient Express]. I was like, 'What's [Episode IX] gonna be like?' It was…all I had heard – I didn't know what had happened, I just knew that he wasn't doing it anymore – and he did sort of tell me…and sort of not. And it was fine and…" "Yeah [an awkward situation]. He sort of told me but…" "Yeah [a much different kind of a tale], yeah, yeah…and actually no, we'd gone for dinner and stuff. We went to dinner with Michelle [Rejwan] who's a producer [on Episode IX], so I sort of knew. I think everything happens for a reason I guess." (July 1, 2019)
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The Sun - Daisy Ridley talks 'Ophelia,' and saying goodbye to the 'Star Wars' universe
The current Star Wars trilogy wraps in December with "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," and Ridley says it wasn't easy saying goodbye when her time on set wrapped.
"It felt really, really sad," she says. "Talk about exhausted with a two-month shoot on 'Ophelia,' we shot for 100 and something days and I was in most of those days. I was shattered by the time we were finished.
"So in a way, I was like, 'Oh, I just want to go to sleep,' but I was so sad to finish," Ridley says. "I got to tell a great story and play a great character.
"And it did feel different this time," she says of how the experience of going from unknown making her big feature debut on her first Star Wars film changed over the course of the installments that followed. "I felt more comfortable, and it wasn't so: 'Oh, I shouldn't be here. What have you done? What have you done? You've got to find someone else who can actually do the job.'
"It was nice to feel more of a steadiness in myself. There were days when I was like, 'I can't do it,' but for the most part, I thought, 'OK, this is right, I'm where I'm supposed to be.' I just feel really lucky that I got to work with people that made me feel so good."
#144 MagnarTheGreat, Jul 2, 2019
Bluemilk I AM the Senate
I've seen TLJ at least 10 times and my last time was today. Here is something I have never caught on to until this last time I watched it. When Rey goes into the darkside cave and touches the mirror she is shown from the otherside. Not the side she touches.
Maybe this isn't new to anyone but it is to me. I had never noticed we are actually on the otherside.
#146 Bluemilk, Jul 3, 2019
Bustle - Daisy Ridley On Social Media Silence, Fan Backlash, & Why This Is Just A Job
#147 MagnarTheGreat, Jul 10, 2019
p03 Force Sensitive
MagnarTheGreat said: ↑
I wonder who the 'narcissist' is?
#148 p03, Jul 10, 2019
Stefynoseu Rebel General
Bluemilk said: ↑
What?????? *mind blown*
#151 Stefynoseu, Jul 13, 2019
FWIW (for whatever it's worth...)
Journey to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: Ultimate Star Wars New Edition: The Definitive Guide to the Star Wars Universe (release date: October 4, 2019)
Source: from Amazon.com free preview pages
"Awakened hero: Talented Rey possesses an unusually strong connection to the Force. Much like the legendary Anakin Skywalker, she is also an expert mechanic and pilot."
"Abandoned: A tiny Rey watches helplessly as a starship pulls away, marooning her on the unfamiliar world of Jakku."
"Rey asks Kylo to help her save the Resistance, but he refuses to be redeemed."
"It is soon revealed that Kylo is only motivated by his own ruthless ambition."
"[Luke] Skywalker senses a raw power that he has not felt since training Ben Solo."
"Searching for truth: Entering a mysterious cavern on Ahch-To, Rey believes she can finally learn who her parents are, but finds only an illusion of the Force."
Doesn't sound like she's from Jakku
RockyRoadHux Ginger General
p03 said: ↑
So she's not Rey from Jakku, I like that : D
#154 RockyRoadHux, Jul 20, 2019
RockyRoadHux said: ↑
She's now kown as Rey, Descendent of Light:
And Kylo is called, Cloaked in Shadows:
#155 NinjaRen, Jul 20, 2019
Cool x 1
New T-shirt for RoS
Cute x 1
Looks kind of weird that they only colored her face... Like she's wrapped up like a mummy. I'm not going to comment on the text.
Andrew Waples Jedi General
I can hear the dudebros crying from here.
#159 Andrew Waples, Jul 26, 2019
Andrew Waples said: ↑
She's the Galaxy's only hope. That's just the way it is
Edit. Oh shoot, I didn't want to comment on the text. Ah, screw it!
The Rise of Skywalker: Images of Upcoming Retail Items Give Us a New Look at the Knights of Ren and Our Main Cast of Characters
SWNN Probe, Sep 18, 2019, in forum: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Main Leia Organa/Carrie Fisher Episode IX Thread
daRinze, Sep 6, 2019, in forum: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
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John Williams says 100 minutes Recorded for TROS, returning to LA tomorrow to record remaining 40!
Himmel, Aug 25, 2019, in forum: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Jedi MD
Main Palpatine/Ian Mcdiarmid Episode IX Thread
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Main Lando/Billy Dee Williams Episode IX Thread.
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In Barcelona, Adrian wins the men's 100m Freestyle with a time of 48.08, a season best, which now places him third in the world after Australia's James Magnessum and Cameron Mcevoy.
To read more about the race results, click here.
On the day two of the 2014 Mare Nostrum Series in Barcelona, Nathan Adrian wins the men's 50m Free with a time of 21.73 over Olympic Champion Florent Manaudou.
To read more about Adrian's win, click here.
On day 2 in Canet, Nathan Adrian swims with a time of 49.68 in the Men's 100M Free, placing him third going into the finals.
To read more about the results for day 2 in Canet, click here.
Nathan Adrian and Anthony Ervin lead the way in the 50M free with times of 22.16 and 22.27, while reigning Olympic Champion in the 50M free, Florent Manaudou swam with a time of 22.41.
To read more about day one heats in Canet, click here.
Nathan Adrian wins the 100 Free with a time of 48.67, dropping a full second from his prelim swim. To read more about Adrian's win, click here.
Adrian swam with a time of 49.65, taking the second seed after Russia's Andrey Grechin for the men's 100 free final. For more results for the prelims, click here.


The Spoken History Project collects and curates the history of Karachi's oldest.
We gather storytellers, and extract data to map the vestiges of a space that was, and the space that is now. Informally called "Ghair Sarkari Tareekh", we emphasize on the validity and legitimacy of memory and oral tradition. It begins with an interview, but it wanders on to an anecdotal charting of space.
We seek to both preserve and activate the memories and memorabilia of Old Town, by simultaneously archiving and exhibiting it. Our story tellers are residents, laborers, loiterers, and every other shehri associated with the neighborhood.
These contributions assist in analyzing the needs of a space, and identifying the evolution of a culture and community.


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Our mission is to promote a culture of civility and inclusion, in which Illinois lawyers and judges embody the ideals of the legal profession in service to the administration of justice in our democratic society.
The Commission is charged by Illinois Supreme Court Rule 799 with promoting among both lawyers and judges in Illinois greater integrity, professionalism, and civility; to foster a commitment to the elimination of bias and divisiveness within the legal and judicial systems; and to ensure those systems provide equitable, efficient and effective service to the citizens of Illinois.
The Supreme Court set forth our duties in Rule 799(c), including:
Promoting awareness of professionalism, including by generating, gathering, and maintaining professionalism resources
Monitoring, approving, and assisting with professional responsibility CLE
Collaborating with law schools on professionalism programs
Facilitating cooperation among practitioners, bar associations, law schools, courts, and civic and lay organizations on matters of professionalism, ethics, and public understanding of the legal system
Why 2Civility?
2Civility is the Commission's communication channel. "2" because we are fostering transformation; "Civility" because applied ethics bind us together and encourage a productive exchange of perspectives that advance the ideals of the legal profession.
A symposium to honor the legacy of Roger O'Reilly occurring against the backdrop of a national professionalism movement laid the foundation for the Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism.
National Action Plan
In 1996, the Conference of Chief Justices responded to increasing concerns about a perceived decline in lawyer civility by adopting a resolution calling for a study of professionalism and the development of a National Action Plan. This resolution was prompted by a recognition that the incivility pervading the legal profession was eroding public confidence in lawyers and the justice system.
State courts, bar associations, ABA-accredited law schools, and other legal organizations were surveyed. The survey addressed professionalism concerns, legal ethics programs in each state, and opinions about the support that these programs needed from state supreme courts. Summaries of responses were provided to a working group of 30 judges and lawyers who made recommendations on initiatives to be included in the National Action Plan. The Hon. Marvin Aspen, Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, and Jerold Solovy, Chairman of Jenner & Block LLP, served as members of the working group.
In 1999, based on survey results and recommendations from the working group, the Conference of Chief Justices adopted the National Action Plan on Lawyer Conduct and Professionalism. Recommendations included:
Establishing a Commission on Professionalism or other agency in each state under the direct authority of the appellate court of the highest jurisdiction
Ensuring that judicial and legal education makes reference to broader social issues and their impact on professionalism and legal ethics
Increasing the dialogue among the law schools, courts, and the practicing bar through periodic meetings
Correlating the needs of the legal profession to identify issues, assess trends, and set a coherent and coordinated direction for the profession
The Conference of Chief Justices urged its members to present the plan to their respective courts for implementation.
The ABA Center for Professional Responsibility worked with the Conference of Chief Justices, the National Center for State Courts, and other interested organizations to assess the needs of all segments of the profession with respect to the implementation of the plan. This led to an Implementation Plan, which was adopted by the Conference of Chief Justices on August 2, 2001.
Roger K. O'Reilly Symposium on Civility and Advocacy
During the time that the National Action Plan's recommendations were being developed, a series of events catapulted Illinois into the professionalism movement. This began on August 20, 2000, with the untimely death of Roger K. O'Reilly. O'Reilly, a member of the DuPage County Bar Association, the Chicago Bar Association, the Illinois State Bar Association (ISBA), the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, and the American College of Trial Lawyers, embodied civility and professionalism in the legal community.
Illinois attorneys David F. Rolewick, Edward J. Walsh, and Ralph J. Gabric, along with other lawyers who O'Reilly mentored, decided to commemorate their colleague by organizing a symposium to promote and advance the values of civility and professionalism that O'Reilly personified. On August 1, 2001, the Roger K. O'Reilly Symposium on Civility and Advocacy was conducted at the Northern Illinois University Naperville campus. Over 100 lawyers and judges from across Illinois participated.
The symposium began with introductory remarks from Illinois Attorney General James E. Ryan. The Hon. Marvin E. Aspen and attorneys Robert A. Clifford and Neil K. Quinn spoke about the issues of civility and professionalism and opportunities for reform. A panel discussion, moderated by Walsh, focused on the state of civility and professionalism in the practice of law and the role of the judiciary. The panel included Illinois Supreme Court Justice Robert R. Thomas (Ret.), Judge Aspen, the Hon. John W. Darrah, and Clifford.
Additional speakers included Hon. William J. Bauer, Hon. Bonnie M. Wheaton, Hon. Hollis L. Webster, Hon. Edward R. Duncan, Hon. William E. Black, and symposium organizers Rolewick, Walsh, and Gabric.
The energy the symposium created was palpable. Attendees and speakers agreed that the concepts promoted should continue. Justice Thomas (Ret.) provided the leadership to advance the goals of the O'Reilly Symposium into a foundational reality.
Special Supreme Court Committee on Civility
On November 19, 2001, the Illinois Supreme Court formally identified incivility among Illinois attorneys as a multi-faceted problem that undermines the effectiveness and reputation of the legal profession and the justice system. Subsequently, with the guidance of Justice Thomas (Ret.), the Illinois Supreme Court issued an order establishing the Special Supreme Court Committee on Civility.
Each of the seven Illinois Supreme Court justices appointed two attorneys to the special committee and Rolewick accepted the role of chair. Members included:
George R. Black, Morris, Ill.
Michael Cho, Chicago, Ill.
Robert A. Clifford, Chicago, Ill.
Laura Clower, Champaign. Ill.
Charles M. Colburn, Jacksonville, Ill.
Gordon B. Nash, Chicago, Ill.
John J. Rekowski, Collinsville, Ill.
David F. Rolewick, Wheaton, Ill., Chair
Ronald S. Samuels, Chicago, Ill.
Lawrence M. Templer, Chicago, Ill.
Richard L. Tognarelli, Collinsville, Ill.
Debra B. Walker, Chicago, Ill.
Edward J. Walsh, Wheaton, Ill.
Sonni C. Williams, Peoria, Ill.
The committee was charged with curtailing the growing perception of lawyers' diminishing regard for the traits of politeness and civility; to promote integrity and professionalism among the bench and bar; to eliminate bias and divisiveness; and to promote an equitable, efficient, and effective legal system for the citizens of Illinois. In 2002, as preliminary work revealed issues broader than incivility, the committee's name was changed to the Special Illinois Supreme Court Committee on Professionalism.
From 2002-2004, the committee worked in collaboration with the ISBA to conduct meetings throughout Illinois allowing members of the bar to exchange ideas about how to promote civility in their practice and the courtroom. The Hon. Terrence J. Lavin, ISBA president, and Robert E. Craghead, ISBA Executive Director, provided leadership and support for these efforts. Meetings were held in Peoria, Collinsville, Carbondale, Rock Island, Springfield, DeKalb, Joliet, Oakbrook, Waukegan, and Chicago.
The events were attended by members of the public, the bar, and the judiciary throughout Illinois. The data gathered and analyzed revealed that civility and professionalism in the practice of law had diminished to a shocking and disappointing low.
The committee identified the following issues to resolve:
Education, mentoring, and internships
Public perception, public education, town meetings, and symposia
Aspirational standards
The committee presented its final report to the Illinois Supreme Court in 2005. The major recommendations were adopted in Supreme Court Rules, thereby establishing a permanent Commission on Professionalism and CLE requirements that included professional responsibility components.
Law School Orientation
The Commission on Professionalism built out a law school orientation program, which was established by the preceding committee. The program is designed to introduce law students to the principles of professionalism early in their careers through three components:
A supreme court or appellate court justice speaking on the importance of civility and professionalism
Law students taking a Pledge of Professionalism to guide their conduct in the academy and beyond
Practicing attorneys facilitating interactive discussions of ethical and professionalism conundrums that practicing attorneys face
Within a year of introducing this initiative, seven Illinois law schools had implemented some version of the recommended curriculum. Currently, all nine Illinois law schools include a professionalism component in their orientation.
In studying the state of the legal profession prior to establishing the Commission on Professionalism, the Illinois Supreme Court identified two major issues: the lack of diversity and inclusion and the inordinately high incidence of substance abuse and mental illness among lawyers.
While the diverse representation of women and minorities in law schools and at the early stages of legal careers has improved, organizational leadership fails to include women and minorities in proportion to the general population and law school graduates. These practices, whereby only some people are included, shake the very foundation of our government being by the people for the people.
Moreover, members of the public looking at the legal and judicial systems from the outside are disinclined to trust that the system is fair and impartial when it doesn't mirror the general populace. Given that much of the incivility in Illinois' courtrooms is rooted in gender and racial bias, creating a legal profession that welcomes people of all genders, races, and ethnicities will revitalize the profession, engender trust, and strengthen our society as a whole.
To address these issues, the Illinois Supreme Court institutionalized professionalism by requiring Illinois lawyers to obtain professional responsibility CLE that addresses civility, professionalism, legal ethics, diversity and inclusion, and mental health and substance abuse.


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This was the first Ramblin man festival, and while it's clearly similar to the old High Voltage festival, there are some big changes. Firstly it's not in London, but instead is in Maidstone. It's rare to find a big rock festival venturing away from London or the Midlands, but Maidstone has good transport links to London and is also easy for bands coming over from Europe.
First impressions weren't good – a total absence of signage for motorists or for people arriving by train made the journey to the site less than ideal. On arrival there was confusion as people queued up for an hour or more waiting for the gates to open before security belatedly labelled the entrances separately for weekend and day tickets. Happily people just ignored the signs and were allowed in either entrance.
Once inside the arena then things started to look a lot better – a nice layout and plenty of space meant that problems with sound spilling over between stages was minimised, and it was easy to get around. Lots of trees meant that although the park is in a residential area, the sound was blocked so volume levels in the arena could be kept high – a massive issue at Victoria park in London where noise restrictions made the sound levels unacceptably low.
There were three stages – the main stage, the Prog stage and a smaller stage that on day one was the "outlaw country stage" and on the second day became the "Blues stage", and with a strong lineup there was plenty to see on all the stages.
For me the day started with Northern Irish band "No hot ashes", who reformed a year or so ago after a long absence. It was a decent performance but I felt they lacked the power needed to really get the festival off to a great start. Toseland who came next did kick things up a gear and with a far more energetic set got the crowd rocking nicely. A trip over to the Prog stage meant I was able to see Touchstone kicking that stage off in style. The lights on the prog stage were far better than on the main stage – possibly as it was smaller, but I did think it really was a benefit for the prog bands as the lightshows during the day added nicely to the great music.
Back on the main stage, British melodic rock legends FM came next and delivered what they always do – a great strong set that makes me wonder why they aren't bigger than they are.
For me though the highlight of the afternoon was Blue Oyster Cult. Everyone knows "Don't fear the reaper" – one of those all-time great songs, but like many people I wasn't sure what the rest of their music was like. Well I can tell you they don't disappoint and their set really was great – this is a band I'd recommend to all rock fans.
After their set I headed over to catch the last part of the set from Buck and Evans, a Welsh band fronted by guitarist Chris Buck and Sally Evans on keyboards and vocals. Her great vocals and his superb guitar playing are a great pairing and their music is a great mix of blues and rock with some soul thrown in too. A band that's well worth checking out.
I decided to skip Saxon on the main stage – they're always good live, but I've seen them a lot so instead I headed back over to the Outlaw country stage to see Bob Wayne, which turned out to be a great decision. His set includes outlaw country style covers of well known songs from bands such as Led Zeppelin or Guns'n'Roses, and they sound great. A very enjoyable set.
Dream Theater are a band who I think are superb live when playing their own gigs, but at festivals they never feel quite right – I think the shorter festival sets make it harder for them to deliver their best, but they are still very good today – I'd just rather see them playing their own shows instead.
For me, the highlight of the day on the Outlaw country stage was Hayseed Dixie. Long before they were due to start the tent was packed out, and once the band finished their short soundcheck they announced that although normally they'd wait till their official start time, since nobody else could fit in the tent anyway they'd start early. If you haven't come across Hayseed Dixie before then you really need to give them a listen. They play covers of rock and metal songs, but they play them in a bluegrass style which may sound like an odd mix but it works amazingly well and as a result Hayseen Dixie are a real fun band, and the large crowd they've drawn shows they have plenty of appeal among rock fans.
After a long changeover it was finally time for the curtain hiding the stage to drop and for the Scorpions to kick off their first UK show in around 7 years. Straight away it was clear why the changeover had been so long – they'd brought a ton of stuff (several lorry loads according to reports) with raised platforms and huge screens, and as a result they were the first (and only) band of the weekend on the main stage to deliver a visually impressive performance. The band are true professionals and with 50 years of songs to pick from they play a very strong set packed with classic songs. They are all masterful performers and move around the stage, pose for the cameras, throw drumsticks to the crowd and generally give most other bands a lesson on how to put on a stunning show. A superb end to the first day.
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The latest Mazda3 hatchback is set to be officially unveiled at the Los Angeles Motor Show. Mazda has released a shadowy teaser image revealing that the star car will be launched as a Fastback saloon, as well as a five-door hatchback. Sharp looks are expected, particularly because the Kai concept car that made its debut at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show was so striking, and thought to be a good precursor of the next Mazda3. Kai is lower, longer and has a stretched wheelbase compared with the current model, while its bold grille, curvaceous flanks and circular tail lights gained plenty of fans. It looks impressively exotic for a family hatchback.
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At 93, Aldo Parisot is Yale's longest-serving—and perhaps most entertaining—faculty member.
Yale Alumni Magazine | Mar/Apr 2015
By Kathrin Lassila
If Yo-Yo Ma and fellow master cellist Aldo Parisot '48Mus were a comedy duo, there's no question who would be the straight man and who would deliver the punch lines. Ma and Parisot made it clear to a packed house at Woolsey Hall on January 13, in an unusual performance: they sat onstage and chatted.
The occasion was a concert to benefit a School of Music fund for cello students—and to celebrate Parisot. He's Yale's longest-serving faculty member and should probably be classed as an official Yale treasure. His bio is full of impressive lists. Born in Brazil, he has soloed with the great orchestras and conductors of the world, toured the globe many times, recorded with fine-arts labels, taught at leading US conservatories.
Most of the program featured instruments, not voices. In a Jean-Baptiste Barrière cello duet, Ma and School of Music faculty member Ole Akahoshi spun streams of Baroque filigree with impossible ease. Ma delivered a powerful and transcendent Bach solo suite, No. 3. (More than one person in the audience cried.) He also performed a fiery Haydn Cello Concerto No. 1, accompanied by a group of music school students and alumni conducted by Parisot.
Parisot didn't perform on the cello; at 93, and after 56 years teaching at the School of Music, he's entitled to sit down and conduct. He did star in the Ma-Parisot vocal duet. The program gave the restrained title "A Conversation"—but the two are old friends, and they could have been trading jokes on a talk show. Ma was the witty host with the smooth tenor, Parisot the exuberantly unpredictable interviewee. A sampling:
On trust. Just before their talk, School of Music dean Robert Blocker awarded them both the Sanford Medal, the school's highest honor, and gave them commemorative fountain pens. Parisot immediately tried his out to make sure it worked.
On being interviewed. Parisot: "What do you want to know from me? In case there is something that I don't know or don't like, I answer in Portuguese."
On teaching. Ma: "I've heard so many of Aldo's [cello] students all over the world. They all sound different." Parisot: "Thank you! One Aldo Parisot is enough!"
On budgeting. Parisot: "I had $200 in my pocket in 1946" when he came to Yale as a student. "All of a sudden, the money just ran away. No money! What are you going to do? I have to eat. But I was smoking like crazy."
On good wishes. When Parisot's roommate discovered he was out of money, he and fellow students "looked for a job for me. The only job available at that time was to clean the bathrooms of Yale." Ma: "That's an honor." Parisot: "I hope that you never have to do that." Ma: "I'm kidding." Parisot: "I'm kidding also."
On aging. Parisot: "You came here 20 years ago. I called you on the phone—remember?" Ma: "I don't remember—" Parisot: "You're getting old! Do you remember to play the Haydn concerto now?"
But on the most important question, Parisot gave the rest of us a glimpse of what it must be like to have known virtuosity—the ability to play the greatest music in the world at a level past perfection.
"What is your secret," Ma asked, "to being so happy at age 93?"
"I can answer you quickly," said Parisot. "Why are you so happy all the time? You have every reason, because everything that you dreamed of in your life came true."
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Updated August. 19, 2017 07:50
Simultaneous terror attacks gloom Spain. August. 19, 2017 07:13. by Jung-Min Dong ditto@donga.com.
Three simultaneous terrorist attacks in Barcelona and nearby Spanish cities on Thursday (local time) have caused 14 deaths and injured more than 100 victims. Right after the incident, The Islamic State, a radical Islamic group, claimed its responsibility via the group's official news agency AMAQ. The vehicle attack started in Nice, France in July last year is spreading to Spain and southern Europe after hitting England, France and Germany in western Europe and Sweden in northern Europe.
A white Fiat van rushed into pedestrians in the busy Catalonia Square and La Ramblas district in Barcelona around 5 p.m. and drove 500 meters. The witnesses say the driver zig-zagged the road packed with many people to hit more. The incident has killed at least 13 people and injured about 100 people, of which 15 are in critical conditions. The driver abandoned the car and ran away, and the police are in a search for the suspect.
Around 1 a.m. on Friday, another car terror attack occurred in Cambrils, a city 120 kilometers southwest of Barcelona. An Audi A3 vehicle slammed into one policeman and six pedestrians. The police killed five suspects on site and arrested one suspect. Some of them were carrying a suicide bomb. On the night before the incident in Cambrils, a gas explosion in Alcanar, a city 200 kilometers southwest of Barcelona, killed one and injured 16.
The police say these three incidents are a part of integrated terrorist attacks. The purpose of simultaneous attacks is to maximize the fear, according to analysts. Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy returned earlier from his vacation and said that the Barcelona attack was the result of jihadist terrorism.
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