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Colombian carnival meets Korean folk art
Published : Oct 4, 2015 - 19:23
Updated : Oct 4, 2015 - 19:23
A pair of Colombian traditional artists visited Korea in September to showcase the country's carnival music and dance and engage in a cultural exchange with Korean artists.
Dancer and researcher Maribel Egea Garia and instrumentalist and professor Jarry Jose Julio Arjona came to Korea on Sept. 8 at the request of the Colombian Embassy, and performed at schools and events across the country.
They also took lessons on traditional Korean music and dance, provided by the Korean Classical Music Corporation.
Colombian traditional instrumentalist Jarry Jose Julio Arjona (second from left) and dancer Maribel Egea Garia (center) pose with members of the Colombian Embassy and Korean Classical Music Corporation during an educational exchange at the embassy in Seoul in late September. Joel Lee/The Korea Herald
Both are natives of Barranquilla, a city in northern Colombia by the Caribbean Sea that is famous for its carnival in February. The four-day festival is considered one of Latin America's three major carnivals, along with those of Rio de Janeiro and Miami.
Declared a National Cultural Heritage by the Congress of Colombia in 2001 and recognized by UNESCO in 2003, the event has become a universal celebration by incorporating waves of cultural influences over the years.
"The carnival is a cultural melting pot, mixing the legacies of Spanish colonialists, their accompanying African slaves and South American natives," Garia told The Korea Herald. "It passionately fuses the different elements, which manifest themselves in characteristic ways during the festivity."
As various ethnicities and groups live harmoniously in Colombia, no apparent tensions or conflicts exist between them, Arjona said.
People prepare for the event for weeks or months on end, depending on their roles, he said, with the exception of few native tribes who live deep in the forests in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta region ― the Kogis, Arawakas and Wayuus. "They have the Colombian national identity in their heart, but been largely outliers to the event due to their culturally indigenous ways of life."
According to Garia, the carnival originated from cultures surrounding the Caribbean Sea. The most famous dance is "la cumbia," comprised of a pair of male and female dancers, where the man makes moves that resemble seducing his female partner, she said.
Arjona said that spectators can "indirectly" participate from the side of the road, singing and dancing, taking photographs and interacting with other crowds, but cannot jump into the carnival.
Barranquilla lies next to the Magdalena River delta facing the Caribbean, and has served as a strategic port for the riverside and maritime industries. It is now a main industrial, commercial, educational and cultural center in the Caribbean region of Colombia.
Tourists can participate in the carnival as part of a tour package that includes trips to nearby towns, or on an individual trip, Arjona added. The region has white sand beaches, lush green parks, cultural museums, traditional homes and centuries-old cathedrals.
The duo performed at the Korea National University of Arts, Korea National University of Education, Busan University of Foreign Studies, Busan International Travel Fair and Daejeon Foreign Language High School.
By Joel Lee (joel@heraldcorp.com)


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The International Agency for Research on Cancer, which is part of the WHO, has been reviewing evidence on whether red and processed meats increase the risk of bowel and other cancers.
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Make these investment pieces regular in your winter look by wearing your boots with light wash skinny jeans and a fur gilet over the top of a neutral sweater at the weekend, or throw your black jumper over the top of a charcoal jersey dress for practical layering. Introduce your leather skirt into your work closet by teaming it up with a white blouse, and remember to wrap your belt around a knitwear dress for an effortlessly cool outfit.
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I'm a terrible blogger. And I apologise to the few people kind enough to pop by and check it out. It's been three months since my last post and even that one was a total cop out.
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Gary Hume
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Gary Hume born 1962
Screenprint on paper
Hume's Portraits is a series of ten screenprints commissioned by Charles Booth-Clibborn and published by him under his imprint, The Paragon Press, London. They were proofed and printed at Coriander Studio, London in an edition of thirty-six plus ten artist's proofs. Tate's copy is number eighteen in the edition. Each print was made using between three and fifteen colours and coated with several layers of varnish in sections. The varnish results in a sheer, glossy surface similar to that achieved by Hume's use of household gloss paint in his paintings such as Incubus 1991 (Tate T07184) and Water Painting 1999 (Tate T07618). The prints are based on paintings Hume made between 1994 and 1998. Some of these paintings were derived from photographs, others from Hume's imagination. Each print has a subtitle related to the original painting. This is the fourth image and its subtitle is Yellow Hair. It is a three-colour image dominated by a large area of yellow which frames a smaller black area, representing the subject's face, and an even smaller brown area, depicting the neck. It is based on a larger painting of the same title (1995, private collection, London) in gloss paint on wood. The painting has textured lines differentiating the yellow hair from the yellow background and delineating its contours and the features of the subject's black face. Devoid of these textured lines, the print is more abstracted than the painting, verging on not being recognisable as a portrait. Hume has described the image Yellow Hair as having been inspired by a girl at a disco: 'When you're out dancing and a pretty girl comes up and dances and goes away again it's like this, it leaves an impression on the retina' (quoted in Contemporary British Art in Print, p.320).
Screenprinting is a medium ideally suited to Hume's imagery since it involves layering areas of flat colour. His paintings of the early to mid 1990s are characterised by the use of simple blocks of vivid colour and elegant line reminiscent of the late prints of French artist Henri Matisse (1869-1954). During this period Hume painted such iconic subjects as the Christian Madonna 1993 (private collection, London), as well as such everyday objects as flowers, birds, children's toys and feet or hands. He also made portraits of artists and celebrities, from which he derived the images used in this portfolio of prints. Portraits provides a refined version of Hume's painterly exploration of the difference between the surface and what lies underneath, what goes into the making of the image, or the mask, of a public icon and how a generic figure is depicted. Pushing Hume's images still further towards abstraction, this portfolio contributes to the investigation into the signs or language of visual representation central to contemporary figurative painting.
Patrick Elliott, Jeremy Lewison, Contemporary British Art in Print: The Publications of Charles Booth-Clibborn and his Imprint The Paragon Press 1995-2000, London 2001, pp.10, 19, 146-57 and 320, reproduced (colour) p.146
Gary Hume, exhibition catalogue, British Pavilion, XLVIII Venice Biennale, British Council 1999, p.50
Gary Hume, exhibition catalogue, Bonnefantenmuseum, Maastricht 1996, pp.16-17
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Gary Hume often works from photographs, and reduces his subjects to simple areas of flat colour. This print is from a series of portraits that were based on paintings Hume made between 1994 and 1998. Screen printing is a medium ideally suited to Hume's imagery as it involves building up solid areas of colour. The prints in this series were made using several layers of varnish which results in a sheer, glossy surface.
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Looking for what's compelling
I read an interesting articular by Cory Mandell. In "The Real Reason Why Most Scripts Fail" he argues that the majority of screenplays fail because "most writers haven't yet trained themselves to write in professional-level compelling conflict." Initially I thought I knew what he meant when he said compelling conflict. But when I started to think about it. And turned the words compelling and conflict over in my mind. I started to doubt myself. To compel is to force or drive. Especially to a course of action. Conflict is a struggle or clash between opposing forces. In "The Anatomy of Story" John Truby describes this as the central conflict. And poses it as a question. "Who fights whom over what?" This conflict forces the character to undergo some kind of change. He describes this change in the form of an equation. W x A = C. "W" is a characters psychological and moral weakness. "A" is the action the character takes. And "C" is the change the character undergoes. The simple logic of the story is described as another question. "How does the act of struggling to do the basic action (A) lead the character to change from W to C?" While Truby's equation describes a conflict that forces the character to change. It doesn't identify what makes a story compelling. Interestingly compel also means to force to submit. Or to overpower. The word compelling seems to imply a force. A character. An event. A circumstance. That asserts its will. Subjugating a character. This elicits a response from the character. And leads to conflict. I think compelling conflict is somewhere in this binary polarisation of these forces. One character asserting their will. The other resists. Perhaps I am being too literal in my understanding of the term conflict. But it seem to me. When you are looking for what's compelling. You are looking for what is forced upon someone. That one thing that pushes that someone to the point at which they must take action. Truby describes it as the character's weakness. I'd describe it as the character's breaking point. The point at which they can take no more. And push back. At this point the stakes are at their highest. And you have a compelling conflict.


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The development of the site is the result of collaboration between lawyers and medical professionals. Its impetus arose from questions over the years from health care providers who were treating young patients with disabilities about communicating effectively with schools on behalf of their patients. This website hopes to share what has been learned with other health care providers to enable them to know and provide the information needed by educators in determining whether a child is eligible for special education or in creating appropriate Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) to guide the delivery of educational services.
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Phones 4U to stock iPhone?
Phones 4U staff said today that the word on the shop floor was that the retailer would be stocking the iPhone on Orange, pitching it squarely against rival Carphone Warehouse which up until now has previously sold the device exclusively on O2.
A Phones 4U staffer said: "I'm 90 per cent positive we're getting the handsets.
"There's been no formal communication between store staff and head office, but our area director has been talking about it for some time.
"Orange itself has said that approved partners will get it and in the independent channel, Phones 4U is its premier partner.
"We sell about 60 per cent more Orange connections than Carphone does.
Another Phones 4U staffer said: "An outgoing associate regional director told us we will be stocking the iPhone on Orange in December.
"We've been planning the launch of it and are anticipating high volumes.
"We've heard O2 has had problems in recent weeks with stock shortages. I hope that's down to Apple hold off stock for Orange and Phones 4U and not because of underlying stock problems.
An Orange staffer said: "Retail director Sian Doyle announced in a telephone conference to store managers this morning that we will be getting the iPhone 3G and 3G S.
"She did not confirm if all stores will receive it, or if a select few including flagship and bigger stores will be the only ones, nor did she say when we'll be stocking it.
"She also did not confirm whether targets would change to reflect the high demand anticipated for the handsets. I'm sure targets will be increased because it's going to create a lot of buzz on the high street.
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The haul-out was postponed from Wednesday to Thursday to Friday. By 3pm on Friday, there was still a monohull on the boatramp — who knows why, it hadn't been moved in 2 days, and was blocking our exit from the water onto land.
I was getting ansy and went back to the office (again) to check the status. "You keep coming here every 5 minutes! How do you want us to do anything!?" Tony hollered impatiently. "I assume you don't work tomorrow?" I countered, hiding my shock at his apparent anger; just trying gently allude to the time sensitive nature of my presence. "Nope," he smirked.
This was the first time I can remember someone in French Polynesia being angry with me. I just shrugged my shoulders and mentioned, "well, it would be great to know so I can prepare." Tony walked away fuming to move the monohull, saying he'd call me on the VHF.
The family running the boatyard is really great, from the grandparents to parents to the workers — all creating a wonderful sense of community in this isolated patch of dirt, mid-Tuamotus. However, Tony is getting stressed. The number of boats in his yard went up from 20 to 30 to 40 this year. Besides office related issues, which his mom addresses, every type of technical question must be fielded through him. There is no second person in command that he's training, at least that I'm aware of. He's putting too much pressure on himself.
Back on Aldebaran at anchor, I saw with binoculars that the monohull was getting moved. Well, that looks like a sign that things are happening, I thought. I hoisted the outboard engine and dinghy on deck, which takes a good 25 minutes alone. Then at 4:30pm, I got the call from Apataki Carenage; I lifted anchor and motored towards the boatramp.
The conditions were calm and perfect. In an idyllic beach setting, Aldebaran settled between the trailer's pads. Visibility in the water was clear, with sand below. This was markedly nicer than in the Marquesas, where a rainstorm had dumped piles of wood onto the boatramp. To align the boat with the trailer straps, I had to dive in murky water through the wood debris.
Tony and crew tried a few different techniques to align the boat with the trailer. There is a "catamaran setting", with the hydraulic pads horizontal — which was just a tad too narrow and pinched our main hull. The same thing happened in Marquesas with their hydraulic trailer, so they decided to haul us up with the "monohull setting"— with the hydraulic pads in diagonal position.
Then on Monday, I returned, to discover that they had ordered (that same morning) $1000 of paint for me from Tahiti. "Wait a second, are we even sure we'll be able to haul out?" I asked Pauline, Tony's mom at the office. "Oh, are you saying you need to cancel the order? If so I need to know right away." She immediately walked out to inform Tony, who flipped out at this possibility, and before we were able to discuss any creative solutions to hauling out Aldebaran, he announced angrily he'd cancel the order and he didn't want to see me again.
I feel sorry for Tony. He did an amazing job creating the infrastructure for a professional boatyard in the middle of nowhere. Lots of sailors haul out with him yearly, and are extremely satisfied. But I witnessed him at the "final straw that breaks the camel's back". He's clearly over-doing it. I'm worried he won't be able to keep up the proper operation of the place if it's growing and everything rides on him.
I walk away feeling sad at the poor relations, but as far as our haul-out being cancelled, I'm at ease. I had the weekend to figure out a backup plan. It's time to shift gears.
Outstanding equanimity and compassion. If only we all had these virtues.


Here is the highlights from the CCS meeting held on June 5.
have not been rounded off. The 2013 CCS By-laws will have the rounded off marks in January.
notices any facilities problems at CCS, to notify him ASAP.
to have the meet, the SJCC police determines how many officers must be on duty ($70 per hour/ policeman).
Also, graduation at SJCC may interfere with the meet.
at the CCS semifinals. John Wise, head starter, showed us an IAAF format to run up to 44 runners in 1 race.
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procedure as item 4 for final approval by the BOM.
I will be submitting Archie Ljepava and Bridget Hall as nominees for the CCS Honor Coach Award.
If you have any questions, let me know. Thanks.


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The 2019 Appalachian Trail Hostel listing is out. There are a few new hostels this year.
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I found an old outdated article on another web site that was three years out of date. There were places that were closed or no longer accepted mail drops. The article was in need of being updated. I thought it would be a good idea to put one together and post it here.
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List places that you could either resupply by mail drops or at stores with good hiker supplies.
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Q: Color Vertices in nltk.Tree So drawing a parse tree in nltk is pretty easy. What is not easy is trying to read through the vague docs and lack of examples to figure out how to color vertices in this tree. Surely this is a feature and should be fairly easy to do? Here is an example of a parse tree. I'd like to be able to specify certain nodes to be colored, for example, red. How might I do this?
from nltk.draw.util import *
from nltk.draw.tree import *
tree_string = "(ROOT (S (NP (DT The) (NN cat)) (VP (VBD ate) (NP (DT   the) (NN mouse))) (. .)))"
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Yu, Xi, Hounslow, Michael J. and Reynolds, Gavin K. (2016). Representing spray zone with cross flow as a well-mixed compartment in a high shear granulator. Powder Technology, 297 , 429–437.
The spray zone is an important region to control nucleation of granules in a high shear granulator. In this study, a spray zone with cross flow is quantified as a well-mixed compartment in a high shear granulator. Granulation kinetics is quantitatively derived at both particle-scale and spray zone-scale. Two spatial decay rates, DGSDR (droplet-granule spatial decay rate) ζDG and DPSDR (droplet-primary particle spatial decay rate) ζDP, which are functions of volume fraction and diameter of particulate species within the powder bed, are defined to simplify the deduction. It is concluded that in cross flow, explicit analytical results show that the droplet concentration is subject to exponential decay with depth which produces a numerically infinite depth of spray zone in a real penetration process. In a well-mixed spray zone, the depth of the spray zone is 4/(ζDG + ζDP) and π2/3(ζDG + ζDP) in cuboid and cylinder shape, respectively. The first-order droplet-based collision rates of, nucleation rate B0 and rewetting rate RW0 are uncorrelated with the flow pattern and shape of the spray zone. The second-order droplet-based collision rate, nucleated granule-granule collision rate RGG, is correlated with the mixing pattern. Finally, a real formulation case of a high shear granulation process is used to estimate the size of the spray zone. The results show that the spray zone is a thin layer at the powder bed surface. We present, for the first time, the spray zone as a well-mixed compartment. The granulation kinetics of a well-mixed spray zone could be integrated into a Population Balance Model (PBM), particularly to aid development of a distributed model for product quality prediction.


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For those of you who don't already know, Mexican Independence Day is celebrated on September 16th. The celebration starts on the night of the 15th when thousands of Mexicans gather in the Zócalo (main square) of their towns or cities to celebrate. The celebration is led by the president of each municipality, and it is characterized by "el grito" (the cry), which is the act of everyone shouting the words "¡Viva México!" consecutively, followed by a spectacle of fireworks.
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From an English perspective, it has been a hugely encouraging Six Nations: the team improved with every performance, won four out of five games, were narrowly [and somewhat controversially] beaten in the single game they lost and finished with a resounding thumping of a team who have had their number in recent years.
the absolute collapse of the house of cards that is the Irish scrum in yesterday's game at Twickenham, and the resultant second-half rout.
At Least We Won Our Two Wins Well, Right?
A decade of Six Nations results will tell you that Italy are a tough enough game at home but pretty appalling away from Rome; Saturday's performance will tell you that Scotland are simply abject. Home wins over those two teams? The Mole is reticent to be cast in the 'demanding fan' role, but you'd imagine that those in positions of authority at the IRFU consider those games as bankers, must-wins.
The Six Nations was a triumph for relatively daring, innovative coaches [Gatland and Lancaster] and a trying course for staid, conservative ones [Kidney and Saint-André].
Kidney 'gambled' on keeping together a team that had done reasonably well in RWC11 [they were very poor against the US Eagles in the first game and patchy in the quarter-final against Wales] in order to milk one more big tournament from them and in the end failed … and failed abjectly.
"If Chewbacca is a wookie, you must acquit. Just ask my good friend Declan. Four more years!"
In the coach's defense, you have to take into account that they were forced to play four tests in a row against reasonable opposition because of a ludicrous logistical snafu, and that they suffered the loss of their captain mid-tournament. Brian O'Driscoll's absence is mentioned in the same breath as Paul O'Connell all the time, but all the players involved in the Irish squad knew that he wouldn't be a factor from four months before the tournament kicked off. While they missed the leadership, his absence was 'a known known' [to quote old Rummy].
In terms of yesterday's result, with specific reference to the huge toll exacted from Tom Court's scrummaging, who else was there to pick as substitute prop? Who has been banging down the door for selection as a prop who can play both sides? Arguably Ronan Loughney of Connacht has done enough at tighthead [having played most of his career at loosehead] to deserve some more recognition, but he has had some seriously tough days in the No3 jersey in the HEC this season, and is nowhere near Court's standard as a loosehead.
That's probably enough defending Declan Kidney, or at least making a case for his defense. In The Mole's opinion, it has been a poor campaign for him as a coach.
What has been achieved? Two home wins against opposition who were begging to be beaten. What hasn't been achieved?
For The Mole, this has been the key issue of the tournament: what hasn't been done. Whether or not you believe in a 'four year World Cup cycle', the fact that the World Cup is there on the calendar isn't going to change. If you're not going to change players for the sake of form, i.e. how they're currently playing, and you're not going to change players for the sake of building a team, i.e. how they could play in the future, when are you going to change players?
The same player has been selected every game at Nos. 15, 14, 12, 11, 10, 8, 6, 4, 3, 2, 1 … Kidney has only started 19 players in five games. McFadden started at No13 for one game [because there was an illness in Keith Earls' family, Earls having been initially named in the starting VX]; Reddan started at scrum-half for the two games after Conor Murray injured his knee; Peter O'Mahony started @ No7 for the game against Scotland when Sean O'Brien was in hospital with colitis; and Donnacha Ryan started @ No5 for two games when Paul O'Connell was ruled out for six weeks with a knee injury. There's every possibility, given the rest of the selections, that if none of these illnesses or injuries had occurred, the same XV would have taken the field in all four games … despite four of them being played in 23 days.
"You know what they say Deccie - if you're given lemons ... you've got to bite down on them and look in the mirror when your face shrivels up in distaste. I don't always talk in clichés, huh?"
The 'teacher's pet' syndrome is more entrenched now than ever it was under the much-maligned Eddie O'Sullivan. With two wins from five [and both of those achieved at home, against teams who were battling each other in the last game for the wooden spoon], sticking with the same squad is a very, very poor return.
The unfortunate truth is that there's no other way of looking at this Six Nations than as a waste. What was achieved? A good finish in the table? No. A good series of wins? No. A big victory over a team who had our number? No. Giving starts to a new generation of players? No.
This entry was posted in Match Reaction, Six Nations and tagged Abject scrummaging, Declan Kidney, England, Humiliating defeat, Ireland, Saint Declan, Save us Matlock, Six Nations, Tom Court by dementedmole. Bookmark the permalink.
Excellent stuff as always. I've one question. Eddie O'Sullivan resigned four days after ending the 2008 Six Nations with a similar pasting at Twickenham. Do you think Declan Kidney is even considering doing the same?
England and Ireland had fairly similar World Cup campaigns on the pitch. Obviously the antics of the English players off the pitch (while still representing their country) contributed to the media storm that eventually denuded that particular set-up, and paved the way for Lancaster, Farrell Snr/Jnr, etc.
Was Ireland's tactic to change absolutely nothing down to the absence of such a caustic media culture, the Ireland players' collective good manners… or what?
I know England have a bigger talent pool than us, I know there were a lot more positions up for grabs in their squad post-RWC, and I recognise that most Ireland players had mixed, rather than poor, campaigns… but is there another top 8 team in the world that would endure the patchiness we saw from the likes of D'Arcy, Trimble, O'Callaghan and Murray without their places in the team being even remotely threatened?
Or who would turn to O'Leary as a bench option, who hasn't shown anything close to good form for almost 2 years now?
Or who would COMPLETELY overlook the emergence/serious improvement of players like Zebo, O'Malley, Marshall and Toner?
Or who would go into EVERY match knowing perfectly well that if a certain player got injured for a significant period (Ross), they would almost certainly lose.
In the end, this uber-conservative mindset has been more of a risk than gambling on youth ever could have been. The set-up has no way of defending itself. No result or performance that can vindicate its approach. There's nothing experimental, or developmental, or that 'will come good' in the side.
Only the injuries to BOD, POC and Murray give them something to hide behind, but as we've said, it's a tin enough veil.


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They were both perfectly ordinary children, or so Michael thought. It was a surprise to find that his younger sister had more in common with the five peculiar children from the Riley family than either of them could have ever imagined. It was even more of a surprise to learn that ancient powers of good and evil were battling for supremacy all around them, and what should have been a peaceful holiday at the seaside turned into a battle for survival. Lucy's newly revealed powers would help them, but even her remarkable abilities would not be enough.


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Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Eurofins Viracor in Patent Infringement Case With CareDx
Jul 21, 2022 | staff reporter
NEW YORK – The Third Circuit of the Federal Court of Appeals ruled this week that the patent asserted by CareDx in its infringement case against Eurofins Viracor is invalid.
CareDx and Stanford University had originally filed suit against Eurofins, as well as Natera, in 2019, claiming that the latter companies had infringed upon CareDx's patented methods for cell-free DNA analysis for noninvasive monitoring of organ transplant rejection.
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ATP Monte Carlo: Bedene sets up Nadal showdown
By Niall Clarke
Aljaz Bedene defeats Lukas Rosol 6-2, 6-3
Faces Rafael Nadal in round two
Head to head: 0-0
MONTE CARLO, MONACO- Aljaz Bedene will play Rafael Nadal in the second round of the Monte Carlo Masters after a straight sets victory over Lukas Rosol.
The British number two capitalised on a quick start to defeat the Czech 6-2, 6-3 in an hour and three minutes to set up a second round clash with eight time champion Nadal.
Bedene was able to break in the second game of the match as the Czech struggled to impose his powerful game on the slow clay. The Brit went a double break up in the second set but failed to serve out the match at the first attempt. After missing four match points on the Rosol serve in the following game, Bedene was able to successfully serve out the match on the second attempt.
Bedene will now face Nadal in the second round. The Spaniard holds the greatest record at this tournament with a record eight titles. Nadal held a 46 match win streak at this tournament which started in 2005 and ended in 2013 in a loss to Novak Djokovic in the final.
Due to his seeding, Nadal received an opening round BYE and is in the same quarter as 2014 Champion Stan Wawrinka, and the same half as world number two Andy Murray.
The 29 year old is coming in off the back of an encouraging run to the semi finals of the Indian Wells Masters after a struggling start to the season.
"It's always good to be here," said Nadal via atpworldtour.com. "I always have special feelings and I'm happy to be back. It's the right place to be to play tennis. I had good practices in Mallorca and here and I hope to be ready for the action… I am here to try my best in every match and I don't know how far I can go, but I will try my best to play well.
"I don't have the stressful feelings like I had last year. I'm feeling much better with myself. The confidence is always the same. After Indian Wells, my confidence has been very high. I want to start the competition now and we'll see how I play here."
Make no mistake about it, Nadal is not the dominant force on the clay as he once was. But he is still an elite player of the game and huge scalp for Bedene if he pulls off the upset.
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If you ask someone from Warsaw where Gnojna Góra is, probably you won't receive an answer as not many people know the name of this place. It's better known as the observation deck in the Old Town, but still not everybody knows where it is.
And there is a reason for that. Gnojna Góra is quite a hidden place. If you leave the Market Square and go along Jezuicka street, you have to turn left to Dawna Street through some kind of gate (the place from the photo) next to the Kanonia Hostel.
I used to study near the Old Town so I had opportunity to be there at different times of the day. I really like autumn mornings there when there is almost nobody. You can take some sandwich for brunch and just sit there contemplating the beautiful view of Vistula and Praga district in the background :).
Despite all this, till the 19th century the place wasn't so nice. It wasn't nice at all, to be precise. It was a storage of garbage and sewage from the whole of contemporary Warsaw. That's where its name comes from. Gnój in Polish means muck. It was stinking so much there that finally in 1844 they decided to close it. And now we can relax sitting on more than 20m of dirtiness ;).
While visiting Gnojna Góra I recommend having a look at the free exhibitions organised in SCEK (Culture Education Centre, big glass entrance, open 13:00 – 20:00 daily). You can check the current exhibition here.
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@for(int i=0; i < itemsCount; i++)
{
    <input type="hidden" @Html.Raw(string.Format("name= item_name_{0} value= {1}",i,items[i].Description)) />
    <input type="hidden" @Html.Raw(@string.Format("name= item_name_{0} value= {1}",i,items[i].UnitPrice.ToString("c"))) />
}

A: try:
@for (int i = 0; i < itemsCount; i++) {
    <input type="hidden" name="@("item_name_" + i)" value="@items[i].Description" />
    <input type="hidden" name="@("item_name_" + i)" value="@(items[i].UnitPrice.ToString("c"))" />
}

Note the changes / notes in prashanth's another as well.

A: Try to enclose your for loop body between text tag.
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2010/12/15/asp-net-mvc-3-razor-s-and-lt-text-gt-syntax.aspx


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