Already in this century, caps and other garments longer shorten, and begin to transform into the front open jackets with sleeves and embroidered coats were often family members or other civil or military symbols. Look at traditional ways to understand the reason why designers come up with the current graduation dresses trends.
Late in the seventeenth century, the court of Louis XIV begins to have a great concern for fashion. The suit jacket begins to adjust to the waist and the hip is allowed wide, beginning to take important lace as trim these garments. Well, we can identify this in modern graduation dresses.
But the suit, as we know it today, originated in England. Were made by hand by master tailors, who caught the learners from 12-14 years, and I began to teach the trade. They must spend at least four years before achieving the status of officers. It was curious to know that was made of a fabric jacket and pants and vest of another. Although the suit began to emerge as an article of daily use, elegance was marking the tuxedos as the tuxedo, tuxedo or tails. It is amazing to note how evolution has brought us to this state.
Back in the 30's, the dres begin to take action and creatures such as we know it today. In fact, the patterns of that time are still considered valid today, with appropriate modifications to the new fashion and lifestyle has imposed today. Luckily, there is freedom of choice even on graduation dresses.
One of the biggest changes that has occurred in the suit is the pants. At first he was wearing shorts below the knee, but did not reach the shoe, exposing entire socks. They were a kind of bloomers or knickerbockers. Also in early 1900 he wore long jackets or Levites, which were shortened to give them comfort. From the late nineteenth and early twentieth centurys, stretches his pants and begin to take steps, as we know them today.
The most elegant graduation dresses tend to be of dark colors like black, dark gray or dark blue (dark blue type). The costumes of other colors, according to the manual of the perfect look, are left for weekends and other times less formal (green, brown, etc…). The English fashion, much more classic, holds the makings for decades, while French and especially Italian, impose new forms and new innovations in the male costume.
They are used mainly wool, big "weighing" close-woven fabrics, which have now evolved to a wide variety of tissues, much lighter. Another characteristic of current graduation dresses fashion is the loss of field of tailoring, for fashion or commercial standard.
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For those nights when you want to go out on a date to dinner or a movie, the cocktail dress is the perfect choice. It is even available as a strapless dress. Many of these maternity dresses are designed so that you can wear them even after the pregnancy is over. Elastic straps and detachable accessories make it easy to transform the dress from a maternity dress to a normal one.
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Older people who take aspirin following stroke or heart attack are at risk of major bleeds, according to a new study published in the Lancet.
The researchers, from Oxford University, recommend that users take proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) such as omeprazole to mitigate the risk.
During the study they assessed 3166 stroke or heart attack patients that had been prescribed aspirin.
They found that, in people between the ages of 75 and 84, the annual rate of 'disabling or fatal' bleeds is significantly increased; three out of 200 users experience one. In those under the age of 65 the figure is one in 200.
Until now, most of the research on bleeding caused by aspirin had focused on younger patients, which is why the risk had previously been overlooked.
Aspirin is one of the oldest drugs known to man, and has been the mainstay of many patients treatments following heart attacks or strokes as they can help prevent further attacks.
However, they can increase the risk of stomach bleeds. Conventional advice has been that this risk is outweighed by the benefits in the over 75 age group. But with half of the British population of this age now taking lifelong aspirin, researchers at Oxford have discovered this risk is more significant than previously thought, and it increases with age.
Patients taking aspirin should not stop it or panic, but make a routine appointment with their doctor to discuss if they should also be taking a stomach protecting tablet as well.
Does this apply to gastric-resistant/ascorbic coated aspirin? The article does not say, & there are no references to the original..
The problem arises due to undisolved tablets swallowed whole and lying against the stomach wall causing local irritation. Chew and disolve in the mouth before swallowing.
Very interesting article. I have a reaction to aspirin as well, so I do not use it.


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Q: Use Glue Catalog for Spark On EMR with Ranger plugin I'm trying to apply Apache Ranger integrated EMR.
So I installed Ranger Server (Admin Server) and EMR Plug-in for EMR-FS and EMR-SPARK.
EMR-FS works fine. However, it doesn't seem to work as intended in cases like EMR-SPARK.
When I have checked the "Use for Spark table metadata" option when I create my EMR cluster, all databases that I create on spark-sql and Already created from Glue should be visible here and all databases that I create here should be visible on Spark.
Currently, only "Default" is searched when querying Database with Spark-sql.
spark-sql> show databases;
default
Time taken: 2.364 seconds, Fetched 1 row(s)

When configuring EMR with Ranger plugin, "Use the AWS Glue Data Catalog to provide an external Hive metastore for Spark" is this option also impossible?
If this is not possible, how can I search the Glue Catalog in Spark?

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I have a script tool that is quite simple. It's main purpose is in displaying the following drop down list, the script itself doesn't really do much.
This all works fine on it's own as a script tool. But what I really want to do is to be able to use this list in modelbuilder and have it as a model parameter. As far as I can tell it seems as soon as I drag this script tool onto the modelbuilder interface, I lose the functionality that was available when it was run on it's own as a script tool.
Am I missing something? Is there a way I can get this drop down list displayed in modelbuilder and use it as a model parameter?
Kind of bizarre, but today for the life of me I cannot find the python script or the script tool in Arcmap (I guess this is what I get for not using a repository). You are correct though in that the second one would be derived output.
For the moment I'm working on a work around where I've exported the model as a script which should allow me to add the above code into the validation tab. It's too bad that we can't add validation code to the model parameters, it would seem to make sense to be able to do that but I'm sure there's stuff going on that wouldn't allow it in a model that I don't know about?
Can you show the parameters tab? I assume the second parameter is a derived string data type set for output.
Thanks Curtis. You make a good point, it likely would add another layer of slowness to the model execution.
Importing the toolbox is a good idea also. We have yet to fully immerse ourselves in pro yet (just dipped our big toe into it so far!).
I'm not sure what it's trying to do. Is it trying to load the AgendaMapping.tbx into memory and running into a problem? I only say that because 'CreateSiteLocation', 'DropDownList', 'EditLuCode', 'Export-OP- are all names of models/scripts that are in AgendaMapping.tbx. Maybe there's something it doesn't like about the 'Export-OP- script? I do have a few scripts that start with Export-OP-. Maybe as a test I should rename them and see if the error continues?
Any other ideas appreciated. Thanks!
It looks like you have "-" embedded in a tool name. Tools are implemented as Python functions in arcpy so only alphanumeric characters should be used.
Note the labels (captions) you see when using the toolbox can have spaces and whatnot, I'm talking about the tool name in the model properties.
Ahh, got it. Thanks Curtis.


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HO(ME)_PROJECT
Giselda Ranieri, Anna Serlenga, Rabii Brahim
HO(ME)_project is developed at a condominium in the Sassonia district of Intra, in piazza Mercato. This is a multidisciplinary project that is in dialogue with local communities. HO(ME) wants to start from people and go back to people. The focus of the project is to investigate the concept of home not only as a physical place, but also, and mostly, as a symbolic, iconic and intimate space.
House, here understood as a locus or a conceptual and imaginary place, but always real. The final project HO(ME) will be a live show whose main languages are dance and theatre with the involvement of compositions in live scoring and a dramaturgical work on images (video mapping/projections).
Alongside the theatrical production there are the other two sides of the work: the workshops with citizenship and the collection of materials during the creative process that will give life to a mobile installation connected to the theatrical performance.
The reasons from which this work starts are strictly personal, but they have led us to notice and reflect on a feeling that we have discovered to be shared in this precise historical moment. What is home? What does it mean to build one? How you do it? Where do you start from? Is it an absolute or relative value because it is cultural? How does it change according to geographic and generational targets? What is the difference between home and house? But above all, what does it mean to feel at home?
A project by Giselda Ranieri, Anna Serlenga, Rabii Brahim // with: Rabii Brahim, Giselda Ranieri // choreography: Giselda Ranieri // direction: Anna Serlenga // video: Alessandro Penta // live music: Luca Maglio, Rabii Brahim // assistance: Irene Pipicelli // production ALDES in collaboration with Corps Citoyen // with the support of MiBACT and Regione Toscana
participants: Sara Fradusco, Rosa Angelica and Carmine // Giulia Rodari and Luca Maglio // Claudia Poggia // Ines Cannata // Giovanni Miele and Elisa Miele with the generous participation of the inhabitants of the neighborhood Sassonia (Intra, Verbania): Giovanni Massimo Baffari, Gabriella Corsi, Livio and Giovanna Serafini
Giselda Ranieri is a classical and contemporary dancer, specialized in Dance at the DAMS in Bologna with Eugenia Casini Ropa, dance historian. Since 2008 she researches in the field of instant composition, collaborating with the group Takla Improvising Group (winner of the competition 'Caccia all'Artista', Piccole Meraviglie, PULSI Festival) and with several musicians (Director and Maestro of Orchestra Enrico Intra, Giovanni Falzone, Filippo Monico, Giancarlo Locatelli, Cristiano Vailati, Sergio Prada, Elia Moretti, Emanuele Parrini). Since 2010, paired with the musician Elia Moretti, she has been performing in various theatrical and museum contexts. Since 2010 she has been a dancer in the company ALDES/Roberto Castello and since 2014 she has been an associate author of the same.
Anna Serlenga is involved in theatrical and performance practice and theoretical research. Doctor of Cultural Studies (University of Palermo), she successfully dedicates herself to theatre direction for which she has been selected for national awards (Kantor Award 2010, CRT, Milan, Premio Scenario, semifinalists, 2013). Since September 2012, she lives and works in Tunisia where she directs numerous workshops and shows such as "MOUVMA!". She teaches at the Faculty of Human Sciences at Sfax and has collaborated with the Higher Institute of Dramatic Art (ISAD) And the Italian Culture Institute in Tunis.
Rabii Brahim, a graduate of ISAD (Institut Supérieur d'Art Dramatique de Tunis), is a professional actor in several productions, including Hafiz Dhaou and Aïcha M'Barek's "Mon corps est mon Pays" and Jaafar Guesmi's "Richard III", which won the award for best show in the Arab world 2013; "La vie est un songe" by David Bobée and Chata collective (Hafiz Dhaou and Aicha Mbarek) produced by the National Theater of Tunis and the Théatre National of Rouen. In 2014 he founded COLLECTIF CORPS CITOYEN, a multidisciplinary collective of artists, composed of young professionals in the field of theatre and art. Since 2016 Rabii Brahim has been living in Italy. He worked in the production of the Teatro Stabile dell'Umbria "L'ora di ricevimento – Banlieu, Il Fidelio" at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan
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Credits foto: Paolo Sacchi, Irene Pipicelli


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NCAA Sweet 16 Bracket Predictions: Tournament TV Schedule Starts Thursday As Florida, Arizona, Kentucky, Dayton, Michigan Projected Winners
By SWR Reporter
Mar 24, 2014 10:55 AM EDT
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Kentucky Wildcats center Dakari Johnson (44) and Julius Randle (30) celebrate as the defeat the Wichita State Shockers 78-76 in the third round of the 2014 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship at Scottrade Center. "
The NCAA Sweet 16 bracket is all set and predictions for the tournament TV schedule that starts on Thursday has Florida, Arizona, Wisconsin, Dayton, Michigan and Louisville as projected winners and the Elite Eight will be this weekend as the Final Four gets set in the college basketball tourney for the national championship.
The weekend for the round of 32 was filled with some exciting games and Wichita State ended up losing to end their undefeated season against Kentucky, while Iowa State advanced against North Carolina to make it into the next round for the Sweet 16. The matchups for the next round start up on Thursday and the first game on the schedule will be one CBS and that has one of the most intriguing matchups, as Stanford and Dayton will play as the number 11 and 10 seeds after they pulled upsets. Dayton won earlier over Syracuse and Ohio State, while the Cardinal won over Kansas in one of the best games of the weekend.
That game will start up at 7:15 pm ET and that comes before the game between Baylor and Wisconsin and that will be on TBS starting up past 7:45 pm ET. Baylor ended up winning over Creighton by 30 points and now they look like a dark horse in the tournament and the next game on the schedule is one of the brackets that played out normally, as the number one overall seed in the Florida Gators will play against UCLA after they advanced to the Sweet 16 and those two teams made it through without any upsets in the south part of the bracket. The Gators have been very strong all season and they went undefeated in the SEC and they won the SEC conference tournament, while the Bruins won the Pac-12 over Arizona.
San Diego State and Arizona will play in the west region and that comes after the two teams made it through without any upsets, with the Wildcats coming in as the number one and SDSU coming in as the number four seed and that will be on after 10 pm ET on TBS. The games continue on Friday and the first matchup will be Tennessee playing against Michigan and that will be on CBS as the early game on the schedule and that comes after the Wolverines won against Texas and Tennessee won against Mercer, who had previously upset Duke in the first round or second round as the NCAA calls it.
The next game is one of the most intriguing of the tournament and it has UConn taking on Iowa State and the Cyclones come in as one of the best offensive teams left in the tournament and they played a great game with UNC to advance. ISU played hard and the game was close all the way and now the two teams will face off on TBS and that game comes at 7:30 pm ET. Kentucky and Louisville has the most excitement with the rivals facing off and their coaches in John Calipari and Rick Pitino know each other very well and that comes before another solid matchup with Michigan State and Virginia. The Spartans are the pick for President Obama and they are still alive and that bracket has the other 4 against 1 matchup.
Some predictions: Michigan State, Kentucky, UConn, Michigan, Arizona and Florida win to advance.
Check here for the full schedule or for more on the March Madness bracket.
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As members of the only true Church we have received the fullness of the everlasting gospel. In D&C 84:17,19 it reads "This greater priesthood administered the gospel." It "continueth in the church of God in all generations, and is without beginning of days or end of years." The Priesthood runs the Church and through it the true and living gospel can be found. Without the proper authority and priesthood keys the power that saves men would not be found on the earth. By this authority we can preform priesthood ordicannces such as baptism and receiving the gift of the Holy Ghost. With the proper authority baptisms are done through the aaronic priesthood for the remission of sins. After baptism, we have an opportunity to renew our covenants and receive a remission of our sins each week when we partake of the sacrament. The sacrament is prepared, blessed, and passed to members under the authority of the Aaronic Priesthood.
All of us who have received the holy priesthood bear the sacred obligation to bless the nations and families of the earth by proclaiming the gospel. And our labors as missionaries are not necessarily confined to the short period of time of two years. Rather, the obligation to proclaim the restored gospel of Jesus Christ is inherent in the oath and covenant of the priesthood into which we enter. You can increase in your desire to serve God, and you can begin to think as missionaries think, to read what missionaries read, to pray as missionaries pray, and to feel what missionaries feel. A priesthood holder is a missionary at all times and in all places. A missionary is who and what we are as bearers of the priesthood.


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Regional students to benefit from UON grant success
The University of Newcastle (UON) has been awarded six Higher Education Participation and Partnerships Program (HEPPP) National Priorities Pool (NPP) grants, to improve tertiary education pathways and success for students in regional and remote areas of Australia.
In an announcement made last week by the Australian Government Department of Education and Training, a total of 24 projects across 15 universities received funding to carry out equity projects.
Director of UON's Centre of Excellence for Equity in Higher Education (CEEHE), Professor Penny Jane Burke, said the funding will help develop research, resources and outcomes to assist students living in remote areas.
"Access, participation and success in higher education of students located in regional and remote areas is still a significant and ongoing issue for universities and schools to address," she said.
"This funding will be crucial to provide further insight into the approaches and resources required to support remote communities to successfully access and participate in higher education," she added.
CEEHE plays an important role in supporting HEPPP NPP projects to ensure the outcomes are implemented and sustained beyond the funding timeframe.
This announcement builds on an impressive track record of HEPPP NPP success for UON and demonstrates the high calibre of research being carried in the field by leading academics.
Projects are expected to start in October 2016 and be completed by December 2017.
Snapshot of successful UON projects
Locating aspirations: Evidence to support participation in higher education of low SES students from regional and remote Australia.
Project Lead: Professor Jenny Gore
This project will bring insight into under-representation of regional and remote students in higher education by analysing existing data from more than 6000 school students from regional NSW and collecting additional survey, interview and focus group data from outer regional, remote and very remote areas in NSW. The project will help shape equity policy and practice to build student aspiration in regional and remote areas.
Early engagement - Tertiary success: Sustainability meets Statistics and STEM.
Project Lead: Dr Peter Howley
The project will work directly with students and teachers in low SES and regional/remote areas, delivering project-based learning activities in environmental sciences, statistics and STEM. It will use the interactions to develop and ultimately disseminate a set of digital media resources to low SES, culturally diverse and regional/remote students and schools.
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manageress—a lady who cultivates stage-playing as a means of advertising her personal attractions. In some cases this kind of womanwe will not degrade dramatic art by calling her an actress-is content to make a few appearances at a West-End theatre, for which she and her admirers pay liberally; but sometimes her ambition is more vaulting, and she is not satisfied unless a theatre is taken for her. The first step in the flash management, after the theatre has been secured, is to purchase a play from some influential critic who is also a playwright, with the almost avowed design of securing his friendly co-operation. The next step is to take lessons from some old theatrical hack in the art of managing the hands, walking across a stage, laughing in the approved Nisbett fashion, and aspirating the h's. The flash management rarely succeeds in deceiving the public-the steady supporters of pits and galleries-but it fills the boxes and stalls, for a few weeks, with showy-looking women and foolish-looking young men— the former wearing their hair parted at the side, the latter wearing their hair parted in the middle.
There are other Bohemian managements besides this, but they are not quite so disreputable. Their only disgrace is poverty and debt, while the disgrace of the flash management is golden plenty. We have heard of one actor-a man of great talent-who gave an illdigested entertainment of the elder Mathews' type, in one of our national theatres, for more than a week, and slept every night in some dark corner of the stage to avoid the bailiffs. A man who could do this deserves to be crowned as King of Bohemia. Other more distinguished managements have had their financial difficulties, and the managers have had their ingenuity sorely taxed to avoid arrest upon the stage; but in no case did they rise to the sublime height of this solitary entertainer. A decent amount of poverty and embarrassment is the natural lot of actors; it gives them the old artistic air, and makes them and the public better friends.
Very little sympathy, however, is felt for another kind of management, which we may call the miserly management. These are not the days in which people will sit contented on hard boards, with their feet ankle-deep in stale orange-peel and broken ginger-beer bottles, to witness scenery and stage furniture that are suggestive of threepenny lodging-houses. The plays and the acting, judged by a very high standard of taste, may be both bad, without tiring the patience of average mixed audiences; but the commonest people like a good bit of scenery, and something more than a table and two chairs by way of
furniture. The miserly management was all very well in the good old coaching days, when scarcely anybody knew what comfort was but now, when a third-class passenger gets a hot-water foot-bottle for a penny a mile, it is not strange that he should demand a little more luxury in his theatres. Dirt, defective and scanty gas, hot stifling air, narrow passages, weak and unmelodious orchestras, delays that consume one-fourth of the acting hours, and refreshment-room-keepers who sell nothing but the original fire-water which exterminated the red-man, are only some of the curious attractions provided for playgoers by miserly managers. In Germany, north and south, the commonest people have their winter and summer theatres-their light cane-bottomed seats and cool auditorium for hot weather, and their velvet seats and warm atmosphere for winter. This is a degree of luxury that can hardly be expected in London, where there is practically very little competition in the theatrical market; but managers cannot trust much longer to the security of a monopoly. The new theatres that have been built lately, and those that are being built, ought gradually to compel a general reconstruction of the old houses. One great metropolitan music-hall has run the theatres hard, and made old-fashioned managers irritable, mainly because it has treated the great shilling public with proper respect; but the drama, if it is only properly housed, can easily defy a host of such competitors.
Gages d'Amour.
AN OLD STORY.
'Tis over! Your portrait I wrench from my chain,
Tears unbidden are blinding my eyes;
'Tis over, and sadly I'm gazing in vain
On a blank that I once thought a prize!
They warned me that you were a terrible flirt,
And bade me beware of your wiles,
But rashly I thought to escape any hurt
'Neath the charm of your treacherous smiles.
Take back these sweet violets, sent me in May,
For a faint perfume hangs to them still,
Like the thought of past love is e'en dear on a day
When one's heart has been broken at will:
The Tennyson, also, you gave me last year-
See the page we so often have read-
Read again, if you can, with trembling and fear,
O, false girl, of "a day that is dead!"
And here's the bright ribbon you twined in your hair,
With a rosebud
you wore in your breast;
The ballad you sent me, I've kept it with care,
And the ring you had marked with my crest;
A lace-bordered handkerchief, broidered with "L,"
With a well-worn, small Houbigant glove,
A bundle of letters-what tales they could tell!-
And a packet that's marked, "For my love."
For your love, indeed! 'Tis more shattered and dead
Than the poor faded flowers now returned;
Another true heart on your altar has bled,
Just one more silly moth has been burned:
No doubt it is sport honest love to betray-
And I daresay it adds to your fame-
Some day you'll repent and find out that to play
With men's hearts is a dangerous game!
J. ASHBY STERRY.
Early History of Nova Scotia.
BY CHARLES KNIGHT.
THE history of this infant colony is little known to English readers; although its settlement by Sir William Alexander, and his scheme of Nova Scotia baronets, form a curious chapter in the story of our colonization of North America. Mr. Halliburton, in his "Historical and Statistical Account," etc., has given much too slight a notice of this first establishment of our countrymen in "L'Acadie," the name by which the former French colonists designated this territory. He appears to have overlooked Sir W. Alexander's account of its first British settlement given in the rare volume, entitled "An Encouragement to Colonies."
There had been a French settlement in L'Acadie since the year 1598. The fortunes of these colonists had been very chequered. In some cases the French and Indian races had become intermixed. There was jealousy amongst the English colonists of Virginia, when it became known that the French had established themselves in their favourite Acadia. But there was no attempt to interrupt the settlements of the French until the year 1613. Then Captain Argall, an Englishman, who had discovered a more direct passage to Virginia than the track of the ancient navigators, while engaged in a coasting and fishing voyage, was informed that some white people were settled on land which was held to be included in the charter granted to Virginia. The settlers on the continent had not previously been informed of the French colonization of Acadia. Argall found the people dispersed at their various employments, who being altogether unable to resist an enemy, abandoned the forts and fled to the woods. This incursion of the Virginians was followed by some very treacherous and cruel conduct towards the French settlers. After Argall's departure, some of the Frenchmen dispersed through the country and mixed with the savages; others went to the River St. Lawrence, and strengthened the settlement which Champlain had made there; the rest were carried to England, and reclaimed by the French Ambassador. Thus terminated their first effective settlement in North America, after an existence of eight years.
About this period the desire to colonize America had widely spread
amongst the English and the Scots, and it was kept alive amongst the educated classes by the power of romance which invested the distant and the unknown with circumstances more exciting than the commercial interest of individuals or companies. The stories of hairbreadth escapes from the cruelty of savages, and especially anecdotes of their conversion to the principles of Christian love, produced a deeper sympathy with the discoverers of new lands, than their hopes of finding regions where gold and jewels could be had for the labour of gathering them. In the last decade of the reign of James I., a female from the Virginian settlements was brought to court, where "divers persons of great rank and quality were very kind to her." The history of Pocahontas has often been told in prose and verse, but never more effectively than by Captain Smith, who, in requital of her former courtesies, "made her qualities known to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty and her Court."
The first of the Stuarts who was called to reign over England was accustomed to hear the voice of adulation from no common poets; and even Shakspere-if he wrote the last scene of Henry VIII., which some doubt-has added his tribute to the successor of the great Eliza. Colonization was to be the especial glory of the pacific king.
"Wherever the bright sun of heaven shall shine,
His honour, and the greatness of his name,
Shall be, and make new nations."
Under this prophetic assurance, an indefatigable Scot who aspired to the honours both of poet and statesman, might approach his countryman on the English throne, with a confidence that his schemes for the plantation of Nova Scotia would be favourably received.
Sir William Alexander, afterwards Earl of Stirling, published in 1603, "The Tragedy of Darius," which in 1604 was followed by two other tragedies, "Julius Cæsar," and "Croesus.' These, with another dramatic effusion called "The Alexandræan Tragedy," were collected in 1607, under the title of " The Monarchicke Tragedies." Sir William Alexander's poetical efforts are now happily forgotten. Shakspere followed North's Plutarch in making Cæsar have a dread of "palevisaged and carrion-lean people." Our great dramatist does not look about for fine words to paraphrase a natural remark :
"Let me have men about me that are fat;
Sleek-headed men, and such as sleep o' nights:
Yond' Cassius hath a lean and hungry look;
He thinks too much such men are dangerous."


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Protesting for what?
To keep the downhill-trending status quo in place?
By Baz Dane,
January 22, 2017 in United States and the Americas
Location:in the depths of my mind
51 minutes ago, DieChecker said:
She is such an idiot...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4185168/Sarah-Silverman-calls-military-coup.html
Yea good luck with that Sarah. The military overwhelmingly voted for him.
Space Commander Travis 75 posts
AdealJustice 62 posts
Farmer77 79 posts
ellapenella 65 posts
Baz Dane
All these anti-Trump and "I'm With Her" protesters are brainwashed IMO. How is it... WITH EVIDENCE PLEASE... that Trump is SOOOO evil and it will be the "end of the world" and blah blah blah???
Sir Wearer of Hats
here you go: Trump has done nothing to earn the ire he's copping. Hilary is buddies with the Saudis. The Saudis are what Trump is accused of being. And the overwrching question of
Whoa...I think Trump has horrible taste in home décor. Yeah, the guy's a billionaire with poor taste alright. And, Trump did indeed say that mega-rich men can often have their way with women (even gra
Those against Trump just need to focus on the next election.
Farmer77
Location:The Desert
"Of all forms of tyranny, the least attractive and the most vulgar is the tyranny of mere wealth, the tyranny of a plutocracy," - T. R.
3 minutes ago, preacherman76 said:
Well I can't speak for Republicans, but he's way better in regards to following through with what he said he'd do then any I've ever seen. He's been president for just under two weeks, I think he deserves the benefit of the doubt. At least for a little while longer.
He has on a certain level I dont deny that. So did Obama and so did Bush.
1 hour ago, preacherman76 said:
Yea that really surprised me to. Especially with him calling them out all through the campaign. And with SA giving Hillary millions to play. Makes me wonder how conversations behind the scene went.
Maybe he is being smart and setting us up to use a lot more of the oil we have, not being as dependent as we have on Saudi oil before he snubs them.
re bolded --- I agree and not just oil you have but replacing oil with other energy technologies -
that have been side lined or suppressed to keep oil as the number one (for whatever reason) -
https://phys.org/news/2016-04-fossil-fuels-phased-worldwide-decade.html
quote --
"The worldwide reliance on burning fossil fuels to create energy could be phased out in a decade, according to an article published by a major energy think tank in the UK."
As a pro~active businessman rather than a professional politician Trump could be just the man to get something like
that off the ground - and that would make the economy less dependent on Saudi Arabia -
Edited February 3, 2017 by bee
improved presentation
12 minutes ago, Myles said:
I think the power players opposed are probably focusing on the emoluments clause.
Stubbly_Dooright
Location:Totally lost! ....and loving it!!
Okay.......... okay..................okay.......okaaaaay...... What?!?!
8 hours ago, Yamato said:
I see hatred turning more and more inward/domestic until political or religious or other groups in this country ("The Left", "The Illegals", "The Muslims" etc) are discriminated against. There's already signs not just from the tone of our people but actions of our President like just threatening to cut federal funding to UC Berkeley. Surely the whole university isn't at fault but that's who suffers when this is the kind of solution we get.
I think it's more likely to be violence unfortunately. Domestic terrorism, government crackdowns. Our morality and common sense go right out the window when it's doing something violent in a land far far away but I see that is about to change. "Over there" is becoming over here. "the chickens are coming home to roost." I think we're going to lose some of our values and sense of decency across the country with this great orange role model in charge. Some people will chop my head off for saying this, but I think "clinging to their guns and Bibles" -or however Obama put it- is going to be more vogue than it has in a long time, and I think we'll see fugitives from the liberal camps who finally start to get it a little bit. People need to stand up for what's right and call their leaders out on the carpet when they're wrong. Not just Obama, but Donald Trump too. Crazy, right? And whoever our Governor may be, and on down the line from there. What the federal government is now doing is far more dangerous and reckless than anything on the state or local levels of course. All imho, but it's a serious and frank opinion as I can share.
I'm seeing something over here at the moment, but I personally think it's a little exaggerated in my point of view. Where I work, there's a pretty big populace of Indian/Asian living right nearby, (who also shops at my work quite a lot) I have yet to see any negative behaviors towards them yet. I have yet to see type of negative behaviors in customers at the moment either, (well except for the usual turning over various magazine and book covers that highlight a particular topic or party and that happens all of the time.)
Anyways, as I have noticed years ago, there seems to be this divisiveness in our country, and it has grown through out the years, I saw it down south, where I use to work and live, and I see it more today. Whether what political party is in the white house, someone has a bone to pick about something. But, I really have (an idolized outlook maybe) a hope that it doesn't lead to violence, and I would think it shouldn't have. I have always felt we need both sides, and also feel that not just the positive outlooks of both sided to be listened to, but the negative as well, for I believe they maybe an outlook into something we all need to address.
On that being said, what I'm afraid of, and the point of my previous post, is the outlook of religion and it's place in this country. I can see the danger of 'bigotry' going on in reference to race, gender, etc. and yes, I wish that wouldn't happen. I wish we would address it properly. Religion is something that is not for the political outlook, and yet it has played a big part in our elections and how some want everyone else to be part of. I see already how it's dividing and hurting some believers and their groups. I cannot even believe it's happening. I think it goes against what this country was founded on. If another particular religious group is being preference towards, well that is already showing something shouldn't happen.
ellapenella
remember the P.C thing Lynch & Obama were trying to enforce?
Trump also ordered the revival of an old program that had nearly been mothballed by the Obama administration.
The program permits the Department of Homeland Security to essentially "deputize" local law enforcement agents and officers to aid in enforcing federal immigration laws, such as by checking an individual's immigration status through the course of routine contact, and certainly if they've been arrested or jailed in connection with sort of crime.
http://conservativetribune.com/trump-program-illegal-immigration
imrunningthismonkeyfarm
Location:On the run..
"I'm running this monkeyfarm now Frankenstein and I wanna know what the **** you're doing with my time" Rhodes, Day of the Dead 1985
EVERYONE. KISS IT(the mod) closed my thread: CALL THE COPS. For no good reason. There's democracy for you. If you don't fit the narrative you're closed down it seems. I clearly upset this mod & this is what happens.
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7 minutes ago, Ellapennella said:
Ahhh republicans are pushing for a federal police force . My how times have changed. After 8 years of a perceived liberal president folks are willing to do whatever it takes to be "safe".........almost like it was by design
Just now, SNR said:
Nahhh give them some slack man. Theres 101 threads about Trump and the protesters and they all kind of melt together. Nothing said in your thread hasnt, wont or cant be covered in any one of the Trumpian threads.
4 minutes ago, Farmer77 said:
So why not close them all then. Why mine? Bias doesn't go on on here does it. Lmao
Do you know how many threads I've started in four years.. Less than ten & this is not the first time kiss it closed my thread down.
AdealJustice
"Hell or the pearly gates, I was destined to come Predicted, Blame God he blew breath in my lungs"
10 hours ago, Stubbly_Dooright said:
I had to reread this post over a couple of times, but I think I get what you're saying. (sorry, it's me) If there are various particular religious organizations in it with some political parties, I hope it does bring that out in the open and shows how favoring one over the other is not a good thing.
Looking at the link, I would hope other religions and probably organizations through non-believers get their say as well. If he wants religions to have a say with no backlash, you might as include all of them.
If I'm getting it correctly.
Yup that's exactly it! Sorry if I had phrased it in a confusing manner but you are correct.
5 minutes ago, AdealJustice said:
Don't be. Like I said, I have to look at things more than once to let it sink in. But thank you, I appreciate your thoughts.
Also show me the law where Soros can't promote a protest, otherwise even in the worst case there is no legal basis for punitive action.
are even familiar with Soros? You speak as if Soros is a good man and was never a Nazi corroborator
It's all in his head. This isn't American, this is fascist.
Lol to you EVERYTHING America does is fascist.
10 hours ago, Yamato said:
I see hatred turning more and more inward/domestic until political or religious or other groups in this country ("The Left", "The Illegals", "The Muslims" etc) are discriminated against
What are you on about? We have a left leaning establishment. The left isn't discriminated it is the discriminator. It is the silencer of thought. We were always taught to fear the right and rightfully so but by doing so we let the left get of control. Fact is both need to be under check and currently its the left that is under the microscope as the right was for DECADES. There is a difference between Legal and Illegal immigration so obviously there would be some form of discrimination against illegal immigrants. You do know discrimination has more than one definition right one of is the following; "recognition and understanding of the difference between one thing and another: ".
There's already signs not just from the tone of our people but actions of our President like just threatening to cut federal funding to UC Berkeley. Surely the whole university isn't at fault but that's who suffers when this is the kind of solution we get.
Berkeley administration wants to make it a sanctuary university.. they have fueled this sentiment against Trump, Milo ,etc.. So if they want to operate the way they are surely they will not be getting any tax payer funding and can operate off of the funds from the financially elite liberals that attend their in great numbers.
Our morality and common sense go right out the window when it's doing something violent in a land far far away but I see that is about to change.
Why do you speak on public sentiment as if its one dimensional? There were MILLIONS protesting the Iraq war... You paint the entire west with one brush as if each nation state in the west doesn't have its own interests or their citizenry are not different.
"Over there" is becoming over here. "the chickens are coming home to roost." I think we're going to lose some of our values and sense of decency across the country with this great orange role model in charge
You seem awfully gleeful when thinking the west is going to experience some forms of conflict etc. Do you live in the west?
I think we'll see fugitives from the liberal camps who finally start to get it a little bit.
what?? lol....
4 hours ago, preacherman76 said:
Yea that really surprised me to. Especially with him calling them out all through the campaign.
Its going to be incremental... He's already negotiated safe spaces for refugees with Saudi arabia and other nations in the middle east. Its the art of negotiation. He still sees some use for Saudi arabia.
I'm really surprised this isn't being reported on more heavily.. its a huge huge move. I think he will successfully negotiate sending refugees to countries that denied them under Obama, Not only did he keep is promise about refugees for Americans but he didn't just throw them under the bus and negotiated a different AT HOME SOLUTION for them.. This is a much much better solution.
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN15D14L
Edited February 3, 2017 by AdealJustice
11 hours ago, Manfred von Dreidecker said:
Oh really Yam, you still believe that the same laws apply to all?
Really! If you accuse someone of a crime in this country, you need to have proof. Yes, that is how the law works for all. Don't know what you've been reading to doubt this, but maybe it was something about a better alternative that isn't legal yet? Some authoritarian fix for the class warfare argument perhaps? Fedgov subsidization for lawyer fees?
3 hours ago, AdealJustice said:
"The Left!" "The Left!" and ub bub bub, then you tell me that I'm the one painting something with a brush. I didn't say a word about "The West". So you're putting words and meanings in my mouth, again after practicing your own accusations.
Policy is what it is. It's not my opinion that interest rates have been at zero percent for years, it's not my opinion that we've been bombing the Middle East for years, these are facts. I don't say anything about millions not protesting the Iraq war. Like Bad Religion said, "Even ten million marching in February couldn't stop the worst."
I wasn't aware that an administration was a valid reason to make everyone suffer... oh...wait.
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17 minutes ago, Yamato said:
You do have a very clever way of turning something round so your answer is something quite different to what was asked. I asked " you still believe that the same laws apply to all? " referring to Soros and your apparent belief that the same laws would apply to someone as wealthy and powerful as him as they would to the ordinary Joe in the street. Now you're saying " If you accuse someone of a crime in this country, you need to have proof. Yes, that is how the law works for all." referring to me, which wasn't what I asked at all. You really can be very devious.
Just now, Manfred von Dreidecker said:
Oh I thought I was answering your question. So tell me what laws you're talking about that aren't the same so I can tell you whether I really believe it or not.
Yes, see, this is what you can do if you're not dogged down by dogma and having to think along tired old lines because that's what your Party's always done. Use the tricks you picked up from business. Really I think migth well turn out to be one of the most effective Presidents ever because of this ability to think outside of the tired old lines.
3 minutes ago, Yamato said:
It's obvious surely isn't it.
If you can't stand or tolerate Soros and he makes you so mad, there's a legal process for that.
You really think the Due Process of Law would have any chance to curb the activities of someone who's got so many powerful influences in their pocket as him?
1 minute ago, Manfred von Dreidecker said:
I think people forget how shady politics is. You can't just go and do everything straight foreword. Nothing is straight forward. Its a game of chess and your are surrounded by snakes. Slowly but surely Saudi Arabia will be in a difficult position and under the magnifying glass for the agenda they've carried out for the past several decades with the help of questionable western administrations. I also think past administrations should be brought to court for the decisions they have made. Eric Holder for Fast and the Furious comes to mind quickly. But Eric Holder is touted by liberals and BLM etc as being a great African American politician who worked with Obama LOL.
"The Left!" "The Left!" and ub bub bub, then you tell me that I'm the one painting something with a brush.
And by the Left its quite obvious what I mean as I haven't shied away from it. Regressive Liberalism and its establishment support.
I didn't say a word about "The West". So you're putting words and meanings in my mouth, again after practicing your own accusations.
You quite obviously mean the west. Western interventionism ,etc. If you aren't blaming the west then what in the heck are you constantly crying about? Cloaking your intents behind vagueness. We aren't as stupid as the folk with whom you might get away with these sort of tactics
Policy is what it is.
Policies differ from administration to administration.
it's not my opinion that we've been bombing the Middle East for years,
Parts of the middle east.
I don't say anything about millions not protesting the Iraq war.
This is what you said , "Our morality and common sense go right out the window when it's doing something violent in a land far far away but I see that is about to change.". You are proven wrong then you pull a politician move by playing the vague card. Except its not all so vague when looking at your statements within the context of your other statements. This is abc.
More nonsensical attempts at wit.
Note* I asked if you live in the west when I questioned your glee at possible conflict coming to the west. No reply. Just more dodging and shadiness as usual. Have some dignity and stand by what you mean. It is utter cowardice to backtrack when you get called out on your absurdities.
11 minutes ago, Manfred von Dreidecker said:
I don't know, what laws are you talking about? If you're asking me a question about laws, cite the specific laws you think are applicable or relevant to your question.
You are. And by the Left its quite obvious what I mean as I haven't shied away from it. Regressive Liberalism.
You quite obviously mean the west. Western interventionism ,etc. If you aren't blaming the west then what in the heck are you constantly crying about?
This is what you said , "Our morality and common sense go right out the window when it's doing something violent in a land far far away but I see that is about to change.". You are proven wrong then you pull a politician move by playing are vague card. Except its not all so vague when looking at your statements within the context of your other statements. This is abc.
More about "The Left" and "The West" again, you just can't put that brush down.
I'm talking about US policy here. If you'd like to share your wisdom about how the differences between Bush's foreign policy and Obama's foreign policy are relevant to something you're trying to spew about me, you're welcome to try.


Part II examines the frustrations Edmund Randolph, the first Attorney General, experienced in the office, focusing particularly on his efforts to persuade the courts to enforce Congress's first pension act for disabled veterans of the Revolutionary War. In Hayburn's Case, a 1792 case well known for its implications for the role of the federal judiciary, Randolph, on behalf of the United States, petitioned the Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus ordering a lower court to administer the Invalid Pensions Act of 1792. But the Court refused to allow the Attorney General to make his motion. Because the Court did not issue a written opinion in the case, it has been difficult to probe its reasoning. However, the unpublished personal notes of Justice Iredell, coupled with contemporaneous newspaper accounts, letters, and other Supreme Court decisions, suggest that the Court's principal concern was whether the President and the Congress had sufficiently authorized the Attorney General to make such a motion.
These efforts by Randolph to secure enforcement of the pension law, offering the Supreme Court its first opportunity to consider the respective roles of the President and Congress in controlling the Attorney General, provide us with an excellent, hitherto unexplored, opportunity to examine the early role of the Attorney General.16 Studying this experience reveals that many of the current tensions in our tripartite system of government were evident at its inception. From the beginning, there were questions about whom the Attorney General represented, who should and would control the incumbent Attorney General, and what it means to represent the "interests of the United States." In addition, one sees the beginnings of the notably vibrant and enduring debate between those who see the federal courts merely as "resolvers of private disputes" and those who believe they serve a special function as interpreters and protectors of the Constitution.
Finally, part III explores the extent to which these early experiences can contribute to modern debates. As the Article indicates, some of the precise uncertainties and frustrations confronting early Attorneys General already have been resolved. However, many fundamental questions remain: Can Congress order an Attorney General to act without regard to the views of the President? Can Congress place law enforcement responsibilities in the hands of individuals outside presidential control? Can the Attorney General act without clear congressional authorization? The early history cannot answer these questions. Indeed, those who find clear answers in this history are probably distorting the history. But the approach taken by the framers and early interpreters of the Constitution can and should inform our debate.
Bloch, Susan Low, "The Early Role of the Attorney General In Our Constitutional Scheme: In the Beginning There Was Pragmatism" (1989). Georgetown Law Faculty Publications and Other Works. 1204.


I've climbed halfway onto the kitchen counter — one bluejeaned hip up, one dangling — as I reach to pull down the blind behind the kitchen sink. I turn to see my nine-year-old staring at me in wonder.
And it suddenly hits me: he doesn't know that this is me. He doesn't know that I have a teenager inside me always. And a little girl. And even (somewhere deep, getting shallower every day) an old woman.
He doesn't know that I climb trees. He doesn't know that I can hit a high C#. That I can hike eighteen miles in a day and recite Shakespeare to myself in the mirror.
He thinks I'm just a mom — his mom. He doesn't know quite what a mom is.
because she's happy, Dad says.
to know what she's thinking.
I don't blame my son for not knowing these things about me. How could he? To him, I'm the person who cooks his eggs (sunny side up) and butters his toast; who folds his laundry and finds his shoes; who nags at him to brush his teeth, finish his book report, play outside.
And children's books, of course, aren't much help to him. They haven't traditionally been known for their nuanced portrayals of mothers.
When is a mom in a children's book more than a mom? Think of Mama Bear from the Berenstain Bears and Mom from the Little Critter books — their singular identities are even woven into their names. Even in Mom, There's a Bear at the Door (a book I love, by the way), the mom's primary roles are to be an indulgent conversation partner for her son and a dispenser of cake.
This is why I love Synne Lea's Night Guard so much.
There are, of course, many reasons to love Night Guard: Lea's compelling poetic voice, her true-to-life portrayal of a young person's inner life, and Stian Hole's gorgeously imaginative illustrations, among others.
But Lea's candor about the mystery of mom-ness is my favorite thing of all.
The way Lea writes it, a mom is bigger than any child's ability to understand her — a strange person who, despite the love that binds her to her children, remains mostly hidden from them, visible only in slivers.
I thank her for that. It's refreshing to see myself in print.
can't quite pull over her head.
This sounds like an amazingly lovely book Rachel, and I always love your reviews. I like how you bravely admit to the old woman within as well as the teenager. As you say, portrayals of moms in books for kids are rarely nuanced, and the same goes for older adults of course! How important that this author has put into words so many things that children can perhaps barely recognize. I look forward to reading it!


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Mission resident Susan Hunt saved her brother's life by donating her kidney.
Mission woman saves brother's life
Susan Hunt travelled to Hamilton last month to donate a kidney to her sick brother. Both patients are now doing fine.
Kevin Mills
Susan Hunt has saved her brother's life.
The Mission woman flew to Hamilton, Ontario last month and, on July 20, she donated her kidney, so her brother could live.
The process was a smashing success.
"I was amazed, I had no pain. I said after the surgery that I wished I had 10 kidneys so I could donate nine of them," said Hunt.
Her brother also went through the procedure unscathed. In fact, his creatinine toxicity level fell from 1,100 to 860 in one day. His level is now down to 150.
Creatinine is a chemical waste molecule that is generated from muscle metabolism. It is transported through the bloodstream to the kidneys. The kidneys filter out most of the creatinine and dispose of it in the urine. A level of 100 is considered good.
Hunt said the doctors are ecstatic with the results.
"Two days after surgery they wanted me out of the hospital because I was doing so good," she said.
Her brother is now on ant-rejection medications but all signs point to a successful outcome.
"I have no words. I never was emotional about the surgery. I was just totally prepared and ready for everything to happen," said Hunt.
But after the surgery, she was presented with a pair of donor pins. The pins are shaped like a kidney with a green ribbon on them. One says I gave the gift of life – donor. The other, which Hunt presented to her brother, says I received the gift of life – recipient.
"Well, I bawled like a baby," said Hunt.
Her brother, Rob, told her what an amazing difference this has made in his life.
"In his words he said 'I never knew how sick I was until I got well.' And that's all I needed to hear."
Hunt came back to Mission seven days after the surgery and returned to work the next day.
The Record first reported on Hunt's kindness back in April of this year.
At that time she had been preparing for two years to complete the kidney transplant.
She quit smoking, lost weight with the help of some coaches, went through ultrasounds, blood matching and more. But Hunt was never scared. She said the process has "been easy."
"I had so much support from the community," she said. "They have definitely rallied around me. Now I want to do some fundraising for the kidney association. I'm just not sure how I'm going to go about it right now."
Hunt, a member of the Valley Women's Network will be at the local organizations booth at MissionFest on August 13.
While there to support the women's network, she said he will have some kidney donation information on hand for anybody who wants it.
B.C. royal visit looks set up for the children
Two men charged with murder in connection with the disappearance of Mission's Joshua Bowe


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The biggest mover in the Eurovision 2011 betting markets after last night's "Super Saturday", when six countries selected their entries, was Estonia. 'Rockefeller Street', by Getter Jaani, was challenging Germany as second favourite to Norway with Betfair at the time of going to press.
I'm pleased 'Rockefeller Street' got through as it is my personal favourite of all the songs I've heard in the national finals so far. However, that doesn't necessarily make it a winner. Betting based on personal predilection is an easy and dangerous path – I have argued that as a Eurovision punter you need to listen to your head not your heart.
So what does my head tell me about Estonia's chances of taking Eurovision 2011?
There are plenty of positives. Firstly, we have a pretty young girl with plenty of charisma and good moves singing about an easily understandable theme (nighttime in New York).
Therefore, it has all the elements to be visually very appealing. Don't let the low-budget, in-the-round staging of the Estonian final put you off. The higher production values of the Eurovision extravaganza will make a huge difference (as they do for most countries, apart from those – like Sweden – whose national finals feel even more glitzy than the event itself). The staging of 'Rockefeller Street' in the Estonian final was itself a huge improvement on the messy semi-final performance.
The song is immediate and sounds contemporary. It feels like a Katy Perry number, especially given that Jaani bears a passing resemblance to the American.
It has a strong team with pedigree behind it. Writer Sven Lohmus also penned Urban Symphony's excellent 'Randajad' which managed sixth place for Estonia behind Norway's Alexander Rybak in 2009.
That effort managed to get plenty of points from the former Soviet Union counties as well as the Baltic/Nordic bloc, which Estonia straddles.
So what stands in Rockefeller Street's way? There are two aspects about the song that could prove problematic.
Firstly, the melodic line of the refrain is a rather simple chant. Now, there is nothing wrong with this simplicity, but it's not the strength of the song.
The strength of the song in my personal opinion is also, ironically, the second potential problem I see in its appeal to the Eurovision audience. That's the changes of tempo from verse to chorus and also within the bridge.
As composition goes, it's cute, modern and clever, but in Eurovision terms a more regularly-paced song or one that builds is usually more effective in pleasing an audience who only have three minutes to assimilate it.
A good example of a contemporary Eurovision entry that changed tempo too many times was Iceland's 2005 effort, 'If I Had Your Love', a personal favourite of mine that year. It sounded great on the radio and in its promotional video, with a touch of Britney Spears's 'Toxic'. Hindered by poor staging, however, its modern and disjointed sound failed to convince televoters and it didn't even qualify from the semi.
I don't think 'Rockefeller Street' is such an extreme case of this potential problem, but I do think it is something the song's supporters should worry about. The responsibility will be on Jaani to make these transitions effectively. Vocally, she's not much more than adequate – but she did show in the Estonian final that she has the potential to keep it all flowing, helped by toned-down staging which meant she kept her breath a bit more.
What will the juries make of 'Rockefeller Street'? Here we are venturing into the unknown as there's no obvious parallel in the two years since the juries' reintroduction. It is worth noting that the juries were happy enough with Romania's upbeat effort last year with its rather simple refrain, although that was more traditional in maintaining a constant tempo.
With over a third of the songs still to be chosen, predictions must still be speculative. But I do expect 'Rockefeller Street' to end up as one of the four or five songs each year that typically stand out as being of higher quality, and that should help with the juries.
I'm not on Estonia in the outright winner market. Before the national finals I cheekily tried to get a 60-1 offer matched, and failed. Jaani is now at single figures and that seems short enough for something that, whilst it has Eurovision fans (including myself) keen, still has to win over a whole new audience.
I'll be digesting the other Super Saturday results in the coming days and writing more – my other main initial reation is that the Danish effort is decent. What are your thoughts on the newly chosen songs?
Watch Getter Jaani in the Estonian National Final.
Category: Eurovision
5 comments to Eurovision Betting Analysis: Can Getter Jaani win for Estonia with Rockefeller Street?
I'm pretty impressed with Estonia this year. Definitely one of their best entries. I don't necessarily agree with you one the tempo thing, a quality song is just that, whatever form it takes. Look at Germany last year: who would have thought such a simple song and presentation could win modern Eurovision? This is definitely one to watch out for, imo.
I like most of yesterday's winners, although tbh I'm mostly just relieved that awful banjo song didn't win in Latvia.
By the way, one small mistake in your article: Urban Symphony was the artist, not the song.
Thank you for the spot, James and I have amended accordingly. I don't have an army of sub-editors, and appreciate Sofabet readers correcting any mistakes made. Welcome to the site and I'm glad you like the Estonia song too. This will be one to carefully monitor on the blogs during rehearsals to see if the staging is effective. Like Lena last year, a good draw is also going to help. I agree that with those things in mind, 'Rockefeller Street' has great potential.
At one point last year there was a discussion and someone noticed that there is a trend, the winner of a year is somewhat copied by entrants from the next year and Stefan Raab, Lena's discoverer and manager was wondering how Lena winning will influence 2011. I didn't do a proper statistic, but I have the feeling the number of young cute/happy girls competing is quite high, Spain, Austria, Norway, Estonia, Switzerland just to name a few… Previous year's winning recipe doesn't usually work again, I'm curios what type of act will steal the show in the end.
If "young/cute/happy girl" is enough to be a "Lena clone", Lena has been retro-cloned every year going back to 1956. Switzerland is the only thing that comes even close to Lena2010 territory as far as I'm concerned, and even the lady (girl?) herself has brilliantly scuppered that comparison by getting her mentor/her fellow citizens to get behind something quite, quite different this time round.
Not meaning to be dismissive at all, but there's hardly the causal link there would have been between "Fairytale" and the god-awful "Banjo Laura" had it been chosen, say.
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Think there's a potential winner here – the line 'tonight is showtime' repeated throughout works ok now but will be perfect for the big night. The changes of pace keep it interesting and show it's riskier than e.g. the UK entry.


Thomas Jane Out Of "Headshot"?
Yesterday, AICN reported that Thomas Jane looks to no longer be a part of Walter Hill's 80's throwback thriller "Headshot" now that it's setup at Joel Silver's Dark Castle. Jane was set to play the sidekick to Sylvester Stallone's character.
Today, AITH has confirmed that the film's new producers want Jane out and are looking to force Stallone and Hill to recast the role.
Why? Seems Silver wants Sly to work off an African-American co-star, a formula Silver has used time and again for such films as "Lethal Weapon" and Hill's own "48 Hrs.". The script will also be updated to reflect the change.
Jane had already signed on to the role, so his departure isn't going to just happen with a simple phone call. More as it develops.


We know potty training can be a struggle at times so we've collected five incentives/rewards you can use to motivate your toddler to make the transition from from diapers to regular underwear. Zig Ziglar has said, "People often say that motivation doesn't last. Well, neither does bathing - that's why we recommend it daily."
Give your energetic toddler the chance to decorate his/her own plastic potty. Feel to use colorful stickers to decorate and even write his/her own name on the potty seat so your child can receive a sense of ownership and responsibility.
Print out a daily calendar for each month and hang it up either on the refrigerator or near the bathroom door. Every successful journey to the potty gives your child the opportunity to place a sticker on the chart. The stickers can be anything from their favorite superheroes to zoo animals.
Let's be honest. Your youngest child often wants to follow the lead of your oldest child. You can cater to that desire by have your child pick out boxers or briefs with his/her favorite colors and designs. You can either take your child to the nearest department store or browse online with your child to figure what big kid underwear he/she wants to wear everyday.
A relatively low-cost option, you can award your child with a paper bag of small candies and toys for every three or five successful trips to the potty. How often your make this reward available is completely your decision.
Just like the door hangers at the hotel where you let room service know when you don't want to be disturbed, have your child create his/her own door hanger. Like the personalized plastic potty idea, give your child the chance to decorate the door hanger and make it colorful.
Have you tried any of these tips before? What tips have you tried that are not on this list?
As seen on ABC's Shark Tank with Kevin O'Leary, IllumiBowl is a motion-activated toilet night light.


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Brighton provide an update on Moises Caicedo as the Reds chase the defender – Blessing Sports News
January 21, 2023 Killian Turnbull Anfield, Arsenal, Borussia Dortmund, Brazil, Brighton, Champions League, Chelsea, Cody Gakpo, England, English Premiere League, featured, football, Graham Potter, Ivan Fresneda, Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool, Moises Caicedo, newcastle united, PSV Eindhoven, Real Madrid, Real Valladolid, Rennes, Roberto De Zerbi, roberto firmino, Spain, sports, Transfer News, Trending, world cup
As Liverpool look to bounce back in the Premier League table, there has been much fuss over their transfer plans, both in January and over the summer.
Liverpool's Saturday meeting with Chelsea could very well determine whether the Reds feel the need to dive into the transfer market again this month.
The Reds acted quickly to seal their first signing of the transfer window and new forward Cody Gakpo has featured more than once since joining from PSV Eindhoven. Manager Jurgen Klopp had played down any further player suggestions in January but the results on the pitch demonstrated the need for reinforcements in the eyes of some.
Another league setback would further damage Liverpool's top four hopes, potentially forcing Klopp and his staff into a change of plans, but who they bring in is a different question. Here are the latest lines from Anfield ahead of the big weekend.
Brighton gave the Caicedo update
Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi was asked about midfielder being linked with Liverpool's Moises Caicedo amid January interest in Ecuador. Chelsea are also eyeing the youngster, who joined Brighton under current Blues boss Graham Potter.
"It's difficult to change players now, in this season," said De Zerbi, after seeing forward Leandro Trossard leave the Seagulls to join Arsenal. "I hope he finishes the season with us, but in the transfer market it is always difficult to give an answer.
"When there are some bigger teams [who] want our players, it is good news for us. The best solution is for him to finish the season with us, and for him next summer it is better to change team."
Brighton wants to keep Moises Caicedo
The Reds have tracked Fresneda
Liverpool are among the clubs keeping tabs on young Spaniard Ivan Fresneda, according to The Athletic. The right-back has been linked with a move to the Premier League, with Arsenal among the front runners.
Fresneda, who turned 18 in September, has played nine times in La Liga this season. His club Real Valladolid are reportedly after £13.1 million for a January sale, with Newcastle, Borussia Dortmund and Rennes also interested in the move.
The Madrid-born teenager spent time in Real Madrid's academy as a youth, but a return to the Bernabeu seems unlikely. According to 90min, Los Blancos have no plans to exercise the options they hold on the defender.
Firmino wants to stay
Roberto Firmino is approaching eight years at Anfield
Roberto Firmino's future is a what if, with the Brazilian nearing the end of his current contract. However, based on his comments in Liverpool's match magazine, it appears the former Hoffenheim man is ready to extend his stay.
Firmino first joined the club in 2015, months before Jurgen Klopp took over as manager. He was part of the 2019 Champions League winning team, and scored the winning goal in the Club World Cup final a few months later.
"I love it here and I intend to stay here and help Liverpool FC," said the 31-year-old. "Winning the Premier League and Champions League is a dream for all players.
"This is history, a huge legacy. When it happened, we felt very special, thanked God for giving this to us."
Tagged blessing Brighton Caicedo Chase defender Moises news provide Reds Sports update
Arsenal transfer news- Leandro Trossard joins Gunners from Brighton for £21m
In close race, Arizona wins out for four-star LB Leviticus Su'a


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Has Spencer Sanders Already Played His Last Game at OSU?
By admin on November 27, 2022 in OSU Cowboys
After fighting through injury all season — and especially last week just to be out on the field for Bedlam — starting quarterback Spencer Sanders on Saturday was a no-go in the regular-season finale vs. West Virginia, fueling speculation that he may have already played his last game with the Cowboys.
Mike Gundy postgame was curiously mysterious about QB1 and the situation surrounding him, too. While Sanders was believed to be out because of injury, Gundy when asked if he was unavailable was very much straddling a fence with his answer on that topic.
"Yeah, I mean, for the most part, yes," he said.
So was Sanders available or was he not? He was in pads when he appeared for Senior Day. Maybe that meant nothing. Maybe that meant something. But good luck getting a straight answer from Gundy on that.
"I'm not sure, really, how to answer that anymore," Gundy said about whether he was available. "It just depends on how he feels and kind of where our medical people are. It's not an injury that's black and white. It's a gray area so you just kind of roll with it as it goes."
Behind the scenes, speculation has been spreading recklessly about whether this is it for Sanders in Stillwater. Was Bedlam his last game in the orange and black? Will he turn pro? Is a transfer imminent? Is all this just message board fodder that ultimately means nothing?
Sanders does have one year of eligibility remaining should he choose to use it but that doesn't necessarily mean he will be back in college next season — much less at OSU. A transfer elsewhere would make some sense and wouldn't make sense at the same time. He could go somewhere new and get a clean start at a bigger program that may benefit him more financially on the NIL front, sure. But he seems to be doing OK there at OSU; earlier this month he inked a deal with Eskimo Joe's but it's unclear if that's a long-term or short-term arrangement. It's likely he has some sort of out if he wants it.
No one knows what he wants but him and his family. Having him back at OSU next season would be an obvious boon to its prospects — it's very rare that a program can build around fifth-year starting quarterbacks — but a fresh start for OSU and for Sanders seems plausible given how this season and the last few months have unfolded.
So who knows?
Now that it's officially bowl season, those conversations will officially commence in earnest behind closed doors, but Gundy, for his part, said that he won't be the one involved in that — with QB1 or anyone else.
"I don't have those conversations," he said Saturday. "A little bit different times today. These players have conversations with their family and their representatives. And at some point they'll let us know two, three weeks from now probably. I don't get involved in those conversations."
"I mean, what am I going to say? It's their future, it's their career," he continued. "They'll have a representative, they'll have family members that'll have thoughts on what they want to do. The head coach is really not a factor in that."
'We had plenty of opportunities': Sooners can't hold early lead in overtime loss to Texas Tech
Oklahoma football: Four downs on yet another game OU can't put away


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