Wild, wacky, odd, strange, interesting, crazy and fun architecture.
Kind of odd marchitecture don't you think? A serious place to live. It'd would be hard to put a table and chairs together in there.
I guess the only point is it was interesting architecture. Someones brother must have needed a job. I think it's harder to build something like this.
I think it had something to do with the level. What a lot of effort for a view. Ripley's must have borrowed that level.
gotta be a styling salon.
Interesting. This is the front view of the previous picture. This is big- look at the fire escapes.
They say it was Noah's first. In Brussels, it is call the atomium.
they're into interesting architecture also.
And of course your basic shark building. your genuine sod roof and your basic colored pencil fence.
A nice storybook house. Is this cute or what? A Frank Gehry design.
About as organic as you can get.
in architecture also. This would be fun. Seems large. I bet the SCIFI channel is their favorite.
Ever wonder where they all went. A new pyramid. Lucy the Elephant in N.J.
looks like an airplane. An interesting church. A pretty facade.
Looks like a fun place to visit. I can't tell if they're trying to save it or what.
Think anyone's living there? Goats gotta have a place to?
A Frank Gehry Design A Frank Gehry design. This has got to be a grocery store mall. I need a treehouse like this one.
A beautiful mountain home. In India- absolutely amazing! What beautiful lines. Part of a community designed by Peter Vetsch.
That's all I know. Creative-eh? This is really cool.
a 900 sf VW Beetle.
The swan house. Just your typical shoe house.
Quite the contemporary building. One of the old roadside cafes, before Cracker Barrel. This is a B&B in Idaho.The Dogbark Inn. A fun place to stop by and get something to eat.
Antonio Gaudí – was a Spanish, Catalan architect, who belonged to the Modernisme (Art Nouveau) movement and was famous for his unique style and individualistic designs. Big and a whole lot of glass. This was before photoshop. the real thing. A photoshop picture. See the website http://www.worth1000.com/, It brings you right to the question of reality and believing what you see.
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AP Discussion with Sir Nigel Sheinwald
Tuesday, 11 November 2008 7:00 pm Dinner Discussion U.K. Ambassador to the United States, H.E. Sir Nigel Sheinwald, spoke at the Georgetown Club in Washington, DC.
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Wednesday, 29 October 2008 7.45 for 8:00 am Breakfast Discussion H.E. Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, British Ambassador to Kabul, Afghanistan, spoke in the Rosebery Room at the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Hotel in London.
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Wednesday, 15 October 2008 7.45 for 8:00 am Breakfast Discussion H.E. Sir John Sawers, U.K. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, spoke at the University Club in New York. Dr. Henry Kissinger presided.
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Thursday, 2 October 2008 12.30 pm for 1.00 pm Atlantic Partnership Lecture Tim Pawlenty, Republican Governor of the State of Minnesota, spoke at an Atlantic Partnership' luncheon in the Ballroom at the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Hotel in London.
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International Student Stretches Boundaries With Bucknell's Early Music Ensemble
Learn more about Mindy Zhang '19's musical leap to the past while she prepares for the future at Bucknell.
Coming to Bucknell from Beijing, China, Mindy Zhang '19 was already stepping out of her comfort zone. Once on campus, Zhang, a musician since elementary school, decided to push herself even further by embracing new forms of music.
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"Before I got here, I didn't know how diverse the music culture is," says Zhang, who joined the University's Early Music Ensemble, which performs pieces dating back to medieval times, often in languages such as Latin or French, which are unfamiliar to Zhang. "After having so many years in a choir for competition, I really wanted to try something different."
Zhang, a psychology major, has found the experience challenging — and rewarding.
"At first, I didn't know anything about early music," she says. "Singing in the choir is a different experience for me."
Professor Emily Martin Sings on One of Year's Best Classical Recordings
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Michigan Voting Advocates State That November Could Be A Disaster For Voting
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When it comes to voting this fall who do you believe said the following:
""If we don't fix these things in November, we're going to have a very bad situation that could turn into a disaster."
Was it President Trump?
It was Aghogho Edevbie, state director of the advocacy organization called All Voting is Local.
Interesting since President Trump been saying that exact same thing for over a month and taking major heat from the left, some on the right, and the mainstream manipulative news.
What I find interesting is the Detroit Free Press, a very far-left activist group that puts words on a piece of paper and internet, actually reported this. What did not surprise me is they never attacked Aghogho Edevbie for his comments but they do attack President Trump for these same comments.
What will Governor Whitmer and Secretary of State Benson say about this? They both have attacked President Trump for expressing the exact same thought in almost the exact same words.
Some of the problems Mr. Edevbie pointed out where:
"While many aspects of this primary were a first, from the widespread use of vote by mail to COVID-19 pandemic concerns, there is no excuse for ballots not arriving on time or polling locations to open late and not be adequately staffed"
SOS Benson stated that Tuesday's primary went pretty well in her estimation but they believe the turnout last Tuesday was less than half of what is coming our way this fall.
ACLU Michigan Sharon Dolente stated that they knew there would be an uptick of Absentee ballots this primary due to the 2018 law which allows for no-reason absentee voting. Ms. Dolente went on to say that planning only goes so far and:
"Election officials need resources to do what needs to be done to process that level of absentee ballots. That includes money for temporary staff...If you have to process twice as many absentee ballots and mail out twice as many absentee ballots as you've ever done before, you are going to need more bodies and more resources to pay for those folks."
Hmmmmmmmmm, it seems like I have heard that before. Where and who said that, oh that's right it was President Trump who said the exact same thing.
SOS Benson has already been given approximately $11 million in federal coronavirus aid but said millions more are needed to ensure a successful general election. Millions more are needed, what have you spent the $11 million on?
Ms. Benson then went on to make a ridiculous request when she called for the full funding of the U.S. Postal Service. What does she actually mean by "full funding" of the USPS? If it means covering up for all of their debt they have accumulated and their colossal $120 billion in pension and other post-employment unfunded liabilities. Did you know that amount of unfunded pension obligations is approximately the amount equal to the GDP of Ukraine?
One thing we can count on whoever loses in the fall will always be able to blame it on the mail-in vote.
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Another question is where the value sits – which really means where the 'smart' part sits. There's no one answer here. In some cases it seems pretty clear that the connected thing itself is just the end-point for a siloed cloud service – a diagnostics module in a boiler, or a smart meter, for example. You might even have no actual end-user interaction at all. A Nest is somewhere in between – how much comes from the stand-alone device and how much from the cloud? A Chromecast or Apple TV adds 'smart' to a TV, relegating it to dumb glass, but it's really the smartphone or tablet that has all the intelligence to drive it, with the cloud playing the part of 'dumb storage'. The same may well happen to cars.
I do believe the question of where to place the smarts with Connected Objects and The Internet of Things* is going to be the crucial one. This question will in no small part whether Startups and Incumbents will succeed with their products or fail, as the answer to this question will showcase the degree to which they themselves understand their customers circumstances.
The smarts will ultimately not end up in the cloud only – after all, Metcalfe's Law only holds up if the nodes have at least fractional compute power (or Authority) – but putting too much emphasis on the individual device might seriously hinder your chances in an environment where you need to provision devices for lifespans of upwards of a decade.
*Yes, it's increasingly clear that these are two categories. Please refer to Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino's short categorisation.


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Bipartisan Bill Supports Program That Trains Service Dogs For Vets With PTSD
Vandana Rambaran Political Reporter
June 28, 2018 10:49 AM ET
Former Republican Rep. Bob Livingston of Louisiana appealed to current congressional leaders on Wednesday to support bipartisan legislation that would provide trained service dogs to veterans dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injuries.
"Putting healing leashes into the hands of our heroes is a powerful tool to make a difference," Livingston said at the Seventh Annual Tribute to Veterans and Those Serving in Congress, which took place at the Capitol Hill Club.
The "Pups for Patriots Act" would increase funding to train service dogs for veterans, a process that is both time-consuming and costly, at approximately $30,000 per dog, according to American Humane, a national activist group that has been providing aid to veterans for over 100 years. (RELATED: Bill Would Expand Health Care Access For Veterans)
The bill is co-sponsored by Republican Rep. Gus Bilirakis of Florida and Democratic Rep. Henry Cueller of Texas and directs the Department of Veterans Affairs to create a pilot program to train service animals, a tactic that has been scientifically proven to be beneficial to offering companionship and psychological help to veterans dealing with the aftermath of war.
"The benefits of service dog therapy can in some ways go beyond anything that comes in a pill bottle," said Bilirakis in a statement to American Humane.
The number of veterans suffering from PTSD varies by service area. Between 11 and 20 percent of those who served in Iraq, 12 percent who served in the Gulf War and about 30 percent who served in Vietnam suffer from some form of PTSD, according to data collected by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
"Veterans too often fall through the cracks," said former Marine Corps Cpl. John Gerula on Wednesday at the veterans' tribute, alongside his service dog Oliver, who was provided to him for free from American Humane. Gerula served in the Iraq War and survived multiple improvised explosive devise (IED) attacks.
"It's not advertised out there that there are programs to help us and we as veterans, we're stubborn, we won't go out there and look for them. If we ask for help it's a sign of weakness to us," he said, stressing the importance of programs helping veterans. "So when somebody does give us a helping hand, it's huge for us."
American Humane's shelter-to-service program rescues shelter dogs and trains them to be service animals for veterans returning home from war.
Programs like these really "help our veterans grappling with the invisible wounds of war," Livingston said. "The Pups for Patriots Act is a vital step forward in helping protect those who have given so much to protect us and our freedom," he told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
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Le concours Rotary de musique pour la jeunesse a été créé par le Club Rotary « Moscow International » en 2002. Ce concours est devenu international à partir de 2004 ; en  aura ainsi lieu la  du concours dans la salle de concert du Conservatoire Tchaïkovski de Moscou.

Peuvent participer tous les enfants âgés de 8 à 12 ans, pratiquant l'un des instruments suivants : piano, violon, violoncelle, et instruments à vent. La participation est gratuite.

Ce concours est soutenu par les plus célèbres musiciens russes, comme Vladimir Spivakov, Yuri Bashmet, ou encore Natalia Gutman, qui  fut présidente du jury en 2004.

Les participants doivent envoyer par l'intermédiaire d'un Club Rotary (de préférence de leur ville ou de leur pays) un enregistrement montrant leur interprétation de morceaux du répertoire classique ; support : soit cassette vidéo, soit DVD. Ils peuvent choisir, soit un morceau de 20 à 30 minutes, soit 2 morceaux de 10 à 15 minutes, soit 3 morceaux de 7 à 10 minutes.

Le Jury choisira les 14 meilleurs candidats, qui seront ainsi invités aux demi-finales à Moscou. Après une audition publique, les 7 meilleurs participeront à la finale.

Lauréats
La dotation varie entre 1500 et 3000$ selon les années; depuis 2017 le 1er prix est doté de 2000 $.
 2019 Chepkin Ivan (piano, Russie) et Melkumov Dmitriy (haubois, Russie)
 2017 Alexander Davidiuk (piano, Russie)
 2016 Matvey Blumin (violon, Russie) et Park Boogyeom (violon, Corée)
 2015 Leia Zhu (violon, Royaume-Uni)
 2014 Joshua Noronha (piano, Australie)
 2013 Yi Ting Ong (flute, Singapour)
 2012 Pan Arina (piano, Russie) et Matveeva Maria (piano, Russie)
 2011 Matvey Sherling (saxophone, Russie)
 2010 Pak Di Na (flute, Russie)
 2009 Yaegy Park (violon, États-Unis) et Georgy Krizhnenko (piano, Russie)
 2008 Martin Garcia Garcia (piano, Espagne)
 2007 Alexandra Lee (violon, Russie)
 2006 Anna Savkina (violon, Russie)
 2005 Narek Arutyunyan (clarinette, Russie) « Grand Prix » et Sergey Belyavsky (piano, Russie) « 1er Prix »
 2003 Anna Denissova (piano, Russie)
 2002 Roman Kim (violon, Russie) et Emma Alikova (violon, Russie)

Notes et références

Voir aussi
 Liste des concours internationaux de musique classique

Liens externes
 Site officiel

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Q: How to change the order of subplots matplotlib I have a data frame that contains average concentrations for 4 different sites based on season and year. The code I wrote produces a figure for each site, with four subplots for each season. Year is on the y-axis and concentration is on the x-axis.
Here's the link to my data: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mVAsjRiFmMXaW0F8HBhadi1ZQPcUGIa7/view?usp=sharing
The issue is that the code automatically plots the subplots as
fall - spring
summer - winter
I want them to plot in chronological order, because that makes more sense that alphabetical:
spring - summer
fall - winter
Here is my code:
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
import statsmodels.formula.api as smf
import scipy.stats

main_dataframe = pd.read_csv('NOx_sznl.csv')
main_dataframe.rename(columns={'NOx_3168':'Banning NOx', 'NOx_2199':'Palm Springs NOx', 'NOx_2551':'El Centro NOx', 'NOx_3135':'Calexico NOx'}, inplace=True)

col = list(main_dataframe.columns)
col.remove('Year')
col.remove('Season')

for ind,station in enumerate(col):

        df_new = main_dataframe[['Season', 'Year', col[ind]]]
###here I tried to reorder the seasons in the dataframe
        df_new = df_new.set_index('Season')
        df_new = df_new.loc[['Spring', 'Summer', 'Fall', 'Winter'], :]
        df_new = df_new.reset_index()
###but it didn't change the outcome
        df_new = df_new.set_index('Year')

        # df_new['Betty Jo Mcneece Receiving Home'].astype('float')
        df_new[col[ind]] = df_new[col[ind]]

        grouped = df_new.groupby('Season')

        rowlength = grouped.ngroups/2                         # fix up if odd number of groups
        fig, axs = plt.subplots(figsize=(15,10),
                                nrows=2, ncols=int(rowlength),     # fix as above
                                gridspec_kw=dict(hspace=0.4))#, sharex='col', sharey='row') # Much control of gridspec

        targets = zip(grouped.groups.keys(), axs.flatten())
        for i, (key, ax) in enumerate(targets):
            ax.plot(grouped.get_group(key)[col[ind]], marker='o', color='orange')
            ax.set_ylim(0,)
            ax.set_yticks(ax.get_yticks(),size=12)
            #ax.set_xlim(2009,2020)
            ax.set_xticks(np.arange(2009,2020,1))
            ax.set_xticklabels(ax.get_xticks(), rotation = 45, size=12)
        fig.suptitle("%s"%col[ind], fontsize=30)
#         ax.set_title('%s')
        plt.subplot(221)
        plt.gca().set_title('Fall', fontsize=20)
        plt.subplot(222)
        plt.gca().set_title('Spring', fontsize=20)
        plt.subplot(223)
        plt.gca().set_title('Summer', fontsize=20)
        plt.subplot(224)
        plt.gca().set_title('Winter', fontsize=20)
        plt.show()

I would apppreciate any help rearranging the subplots.

A: The order of the subplots is given by grouped.groups.keys() in targets = zip(grouped.groups.keys(), axs.flatten()) but the problem is further upstream in grouped = df_new.groupby('Season') which is where grouped.groups.keys() comes from. df.groupby() automatically sorts alphabetically unless you do sort=False, so grouped = df_new.groupby('Season', sort=False) should follow the order you provided when you made df_new.
Here is what your code looks like on my end so you can have an exact copy.
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
import statsmodels.formula.api as smf
import scipy.stats

main_dataframe = pd.read_csv('NOx_sznl.csv')
main_dataframe.rename(columns={'NOx_3168': 'Banning NOx',
                               'NOx_2199': 'Palm Springs NOx',
                               'NOx_2551': 'El Centro NOx',
                               'NOx_3135': 'Calexico NOx'},
                      inplace=True)

col = list(main_dataframe.columns)
col.remove('Year')
col.remove('Season')

for ind, station in enumerate(col):

    df_new = main_dataframe[['Season', 'Year', col[ind]]]
    ###here I tried to reorder the seasons in the dataframe
    df_new = df_new.set_index('Season')
    df_new = df_new.loc[['Spring', 'Summer', 'Fall', 'Winter'], :]
    df_new = df_new.reset_index()
    ###but it didn't change the outcome
    df_new = df_new.set_index('Year')

    # df_new['Betty Jo Mcneece Receiving Home'].astype('float')
    df_new[col[ind]] = df_new[col[ind]]

    grouped = df_new.groupby('Season', sort=False)

    rowlength = grouped.ngroups/2                         # fix up if odd number of groups
    fig, axs = plt.subplots(figsize=(15,10),
                            nrows=2, ncols=int(rowlength),     # fix as above
                            gridspec_kw=dict(hspace=0.4))#, sharex='col', sharey='row') # Much control of gridspec

    targets = zip(grouped.groups.keys(), axs.flatten())
    for i, (key, ax) in enumerate(targets):

        ax.plot(grouped.get_group(key)[col[ind]], marker='o', color='orange')
        ax.set_ylim(0,)
        ax.set_yticks(ax.get_yticks(),size=12)
        #ax.set_xlim(2009,2020)
        ax.set_xticks(np.arange(2009,2020,1))
        ax.set_xticklabels(ax.get_xticks(), rotation = 45, size=12)
        ax.set_title(key)

    fig.suptitle("%s"%col[ind], fontsize=30)
    plt.show()


$35.00 per person per night. Shower, laundry, and breakfast included with stay. Will take mail drops at no cost.
I think it's a bit of a streach to call a room for rent a hostel, but hope it works out.
I think it's a bit of a streach to call a room for rent a hostel, but hope it works out.what would you call it then?
Sally is the best! Wish you the best Larry.
Serve donuts in the morning and call it a B+B :) or maybe just "room for rent".
NO; hotel, motel, B&B, Hostel, Inn, but never, ever, boarding house.
Hey TOW! It's milkman. I met you back on Tues. when we stopped in after a day hike and came walking into town. I like what you told me about the plans for your place and I will definitely be giving you a shout. Good luck. I think your gonna do allright.
Sally is the best! Wish you the best Larry.It was good to meet you as well Rasty. Are you back home now and how did the hike go?
Serve donuts in the morning and call it a B+B :) or maybe just "room for rent".maybe....?
Seems Larry is on the right track, Keith and Pat did house the mentally ill before they took in hikers.
It's fun to hang out with Larry.
And the Widow's Walk in Stratton and the Cascade House in North Woodstock (I don't think I've ever read anything about the CH on this site).
Good luck with this idea TOW... I'll pass ur info along with everyone I meet on the trail!
Larry, good luck with your enterprise! I wish you (and Sally!) the best and hope it works out well. If were coming through, I'd sure stay with you again.
Let me know when you're coming through Nashville again.
Hey Tow is this by Reservation only? cause i am going to do a section on the AT, Springer-Perisburg and i don't carry cell phones, and if it's reservation only i like to go ahead and make a reservation for March 20th or sometime during that week?
Along with the occassional beef steer! Don't know if they still are, but the new owners of Shaw's still had boarders as of 2008.
Good luck with your hostel Larry!
Have you enjoyed your hosteling experience so far?
the town is beginning to smell of hiker trash!
That is so cool TOW. Tell Attroll "Hello" for me. I don't believe I know the others.
Take care, buddy! :) Have fun!!
Look forward to meeting all of you thru/section hikers this year!
Probably a silly question but are reservations taken or required? Which I guess brings up another question. If one is hiking a thru-hike, never done this before, how does one calculate a certain date to be a certain place on the trail when so many factors could result in not arriving on time? Just asking. It's okay to be frank.
If Larry has room, you're there. If he doesn't.....he'll do his best to find you a corner.
i'm not Frank, but you get a feel for miles, especially by the time you get to Damascus.
I swung by crazy Larry's after a section hike this past Christmas and wanted to thank you again Larry for the hospitality while I waited for my cold beer and cheesesteak at the Blue Blaze Cafe. I'll be back in the summer sometime and will swing by.
Got to stay at Crazy Larry's when I came through Damascus SOBO this year. Great guy and a great place to stay!
I enjoy meeting all of you as well!
I have had a blast so far this season, now to get ready for the TransAm bicyclists. Crazy Larry's just became a member of Adventure Cycling Association.
Ended my section hike at Crazy Larry's this year and had a great time chatting with everyone, wolfing down breakfast, and checking out Trail Days festivities. Thanks, Larry, for your hospitality, and I hope to drop in again next spring or summer to start a southbound section.
Look forward to serving you guys this year at Crazy Larry's Hostel!
Larry, I hope to see you again this year the week before Trail Days. I had a great stay last May.
I hope I see you as well!
Hey Crazy Larry, enjoyed my stay there last year, very fortunate to meet you as we hiked into town.
For hikers thinking of staying, he does a great breakfast.
Have a great year, Larry!
Thanx Norts and Hey Chief!


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Fabio Celestini (Lausanne, 31 oktober 1975) is een Zwitsers voormalig voetballer die bij voorkeur als verdediger of verdedigende middenvelder speelde. Na zijn actieve loopbaan stapte hij het trainersvak in.

Lausanne Sports
Celestini begon zijn professionele voetbalcarrière in het jaar 1995 bij de profclub uit zijn geboortestad, Lausanne Sports. In zijn eerste seizoen voor de Zwitsers speelde hij 18 wedstrijden en tevens dat seizoen scoorde hij zijn eerste doelpunt op het professionele niveau. De seizoenen die zouden volgen zou Celestini uitgroeien tot een vaste waarde voor de club. Zo ook in het seizoen 1997/1998, waarin hij onder andere samenspeelde met Blaise Nkufo. Dat seizoen wist Lausanne de Schweizer Cup te winnen, wat ze het seizoen erop weer presteerden. Daardoor maakte hij ook zijn debuut in het Europees voetbal met Lausanne, namelijk in de Europacup II, alhoewel hij het seizoen ook al speelde in de Intertoto Cup. In 2000 verliet Fabio Celestini Lausanne Sports om naar het buitenland te vertrekken. In totaal speelde hij 114 wedstrijden voor de Zwitsers, waarin hij vijftien maal het net wist te vinden.

Troyes AC
Voor aanvang van het seizoen 2000/2001 werd Celestini, samen met onder andere Jérôme Rothen, als nieuwe aanwinst gepresenteerd bij Troyes AC. Destijds speelde Troyes op het hoogste niveau van Frankrijk, de Ligue 1. Met de club wist Celestini dat seizoen een zevende plaats te halen in de competitie, wat recht gaf op het meespelen in de Intertoto Cup. Die wisten ze in 2001 ook te winnen, ten koste van de Engelse club Newcastle United. Het seizoen erop wist Troyes weer de zevende plek te halen. Bij elkaar speelde hij vijftig wedstrijden voor Troyes, waarin hij tweemaal scoorde.

Olympique Marseille
In 2002 maakte Celestini de overstap van Troyes naar Olympique Marseille. Bij de Franse club gold hij vrijwel direct als een vaste kracht. Hij was enige tijd aanvoerder van Marseille. In het seizoen 2002/2003 eindigde L'OM op de derde plaats in de Ligue 1. Dit gaf hen recht op het spelen van de voorrondes voor de Champions League. Die wisten ze uiteindelijk ook te bereiken waardoor Celestini zijn debuut maakte op het hoogste niveau van het Europees voetbal. Marseille werd in de groepsfase uitgeschakeld, maar door de derde plaats in de groep mochten ze wel nog in de UEFA Cup spelen. Uiteindelijk zou dit hen geen windeieren leggen, want ze wisten de finale te bereiken. Die verloren ze echter van Valencia CF, dat won dankzij doelpunten van Vicente uit een penalty en Mista. In totaal speelde hij 58 wedstrijden voor Olympique. Daarin scoorde hij één keer.

Levante UD
In de zomer van 2004 werd Celestini, samen met onder anderen de Iers international Ian Harte en de Zweeds international Johan Mjällby, aangetrokken door de Spaanse promovendus Levante UD om er voor te zorgen dat de club ook het seizoen erop op het hoogste niveau van Spanje, Primera División, zou uitkomen. Celestini wist deze opdracht echter niet met zijn teamgenoten te volbrengen, waardoor Levante direct weer degradeerde naar de Segunda División A. Hierdoor vertrok Celestini na één seizoen bij Levante. Hij speelde 25 duels voor de club, waarin hij één keer het net wist te vinden.

Getafe CF
Na de degradatie van Levante kwam Celestini uit voor Getafe CF. In zijn eerste seizoen voor de club, het seizoen 2005/2006, speelde hij negentien wedstrijden. Het seizoen erop speelde hij bijna alle wedstrijden mee. Beide seizoenen eindigde Getafe op een negende plaats in de competitie. Dit was verrassend, omdat de club in 2004/2005 pas voor het eerst op het hoogste niveau meespeelde in Spanje en toen steeds werd gezien als directe degradatiekandidaat. In het seizoen 2006/2007 wist Celestini samen met de club de finale van de Copa del Rey te bereiken. Daar moesten ze onder andere de topclubs Osasuna, Valencia CF en FC Barcelona voor uitschakelen. Uiteindelijk verloren ze in de finale met 1-0 van Sevilla FC. Het resultaat leverde voor het eerst Europees voetbal voor Getafe op. Tijdens die UEFA-Cup deelname schakelde ze onder andere FC Twente uit.

Lausanne Sports
Celestini speelde in 2010 zijn laatste seizoen in het profvoetbal voor de club waarvoor hij daarin debuteerde, Lausanne Sports.

Interlandcarrière
Celestini maakte zijn debuut voor het nationale team van Zwitserland op 6 juni 1998 in de vriendschappelijke wedstrijd tegen Joegoslavië (1-1) in Bazel. Hij viel in dat duel na 87 minuten in voor David Sesa. Celestini zou tot en met 2004 uitkomen voor Zwitserland en speelde daardoor ook op EURO 2004 in Portugal. Na het toernooi kondigde hij echter samen met Jörg Stiel en Stéphane Chapuisat zijn afscheid van het nationale elftal aan. Zijn reden voor de aankondiging was dat hij niet in de schaduw van Johann Vogel wilde staan. In 2007 maakte hij echter een comeback in het nationale team.

Erelijst
 Schweizer Cup: 1998, 1999 (Lausanne Sports)
 Intertoto Cup: 2001 (Troyes AC)
 Vice-kampioen UEFA Cup: 2004 (Olympique Marseille)
 Vice-kampioen Copa del Rey: 2007 (Getafe CF)

Zie ook
Lijst van spelers van Olympique Marseille
Lijst van spelers van het Zwitserse voetbalelftal

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Dmitri Aleksándrovich Grave (en ruso: Дми́трий Алекса́ндрович Гра́ве) (6 de septiembre de 1863 - 19 de diciembre de 1939), fue un matemático ruso de la etapa soviética. Los matemáticos Naum Akhiezer, Nikolái Chebotariov, Mikhail Kravchuk, y Borís Delaunay fueron alumnos suyos.

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Dmitri Grave se matriculó en la Universidad Estatal de San Petersburgo, donde fue alumno del célebre matemático Chebyshov y de sus discípulos Aleksandr Korkin, Yegor Zolotariov y Andréi Márkov. Grave comenzó a investigar en matemáticas ya en su etapa de estudiante, obteniendo su doctorado en 1896, y dedicándose a la docencia también en la Universidad de San Petersburgo desde 1889.

Para su trabajo de graduación estudió los métodos de Jacobi para el análisis del problema de los tres cuerpos, un tema sugerido por Korkin. Su doctorado versó sobre los sistemas de proyección cartográfica, un tema también propuesto por Korkin, analizando las proyecciones sobre el plano que conservan el área de los contornos sobre una esfera, basándose en ideas de Euler, Lagrange y Chebyshov.

A partir de 1897 comenzó a trabajar de profesor en la Universidad de Járkov, siendo nombrado en 1902 profesor en la Universidad de Kiev, donde permanecería el resto de su vida. Grave está considerado como el fundador de la escuela de álgebra de Kiev, que llegaría a ser el principal centro del desarrollo de esta disciplina en la URSS.

En Kiev también se dedicó al estudio de la teoría de números, especialmente sobre la teoría de Galois, ideales y ecuaciones de quinto grado. Entre sus alumnos figuran Otto Schmidt, Nikolái Chebotariov, Borís Delaunay y Alexander Markovich Ostrowski.

La Revolución de 1917 tuvo algunos efectos importantes en el desarrollo de las matemáticas en Rusia y Ucrania, afectando al álgebra por su carácter teórico frente a las ramas de la matemática aplicada y la tecnología, que pasaron al primer plano. Grave se vio obligado a interrumpir su famoso seminario de álgebra de Kiev en la década de 1920, dejando de enseñar e investigar en álgebra, y teniendo que dedicarse a temas de matemática aplicada. No sería antes de los años 1950, mucho después de la muerte de Grave, cuando la Universidad de Kiev volvería a recuperar su protagonismo en la investigación sobre el álgebra.

Grave presidió la Comisión de Matemática Aplicada de la Academia Nacional de Ciencias de Ucrania en los años 1920. Después de la interrupción de su trabajo sobre álgebra,  comenzó a estudiar mecánica y matemática aplicada, pero nunca dejó el álgebra por completo.

Durante la década de 1930 se produjeron cambios profundos en el sistema educativo soviético, con nuevos aires de reorganización. Se fundó el Instituto de Matemáticas de la Academia de Ciencias en Kiev en 1934, siendo Grave el primer director del Instituto desde su fundación hasta su muerte en 1939 (compatibilizando su trabajo en el Instituto de Matemáticas con su cátedra en la Universidad).

Publicaciones
 Entre los muchos libros que escribió destacan la Teoría de Grupos Finitos (1910) y Un Curso en Análisis Algebraico (1932). También estudió la historia del análisis algebraico.

Reconocimientos
 Fue elegido miembro de la Academia de Ciencias de Ucrania en 1919; de la Sociedad Científica Shevchenko en 1923; y de la Academia de Ciencias de la URSS en 1929.

Eponimia
 El cráter lunar Grave lleva este nombre en su memoria, honor compartido con el científico ruso del mismo apellido Iván Grave (1874-1960).

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Enlaces externos

Matemáticos de Rusia del siglo XX
Matemáticos de Rusia del siglo XIX
Matemáticos de Ucrania
Miembros de la Academia Nacional de Ciencias de Ucrania
Ucranianos del siglo XIX
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Actor Vijay worried for stranded son in Canada amid lockdown: Report
Tamil actor Vijay is worried about his son Jason who is studying in Canada and has got stuck there because of the nationwide lockdown.
Vijay's son Jason is studying in Canada.
Updated on Apr 15, 2020 03:11 PM IST
Hindustan Times, Chennai | ByKarthik Kumar
Tamil actor Vijay is apparently worried for his son Jason Sanjay, who is currently stranded in Canada due to the international travel ban in the wake of coronavirus pandemic. As per a report by Manorama online, Vijay is deeply concerned for the health of son Jason who is stranded in Canada during the time of the coronavirus outbreak across the world. Jason is currently learning filmmaking at a popular university in Canada.
Jason has already directed a short film and is keen to make inroads into Tamil filmdom soon.
On the career front, Vijay is currently awaits the release of his upcoming Tamil film Master, which was originally supposed to be released last week. However, it got postponed due to ongoing nationwide lockdown.
Vijay's son Jason is likely to enter Tamil film industry.
Last week, the makers of Master unveiled a new poster on the day of its supposed release. The poster features a brooding Vijay looking down with sunlight falling on him. The poster has a caption which reads: 'Lockdown shouldn't knock down our spirits! Master will meet you soon'.
Master, which stars Vijay in the role of a college professor, has been directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj, who has teamed up with Vijay for the first time. In Master, Vijay Sethupathi will be seen playing the antagonist. Malavika Mohanan, who made her Tamil debut via Rajinikanth's Petta, plays the leading lady. The film also stars Andrea Jeremiah in a key role.
Vijay was last seen on screen in Atlee directed Bigil in dual roles. He was seen playing father and son roles and both the characters were well received by the audiences. Bigil, which also starred Jackie Shroff and Nayanthara, went on to mint over ₹300 crore at the box office. It emerged as the highest grossing Tamil film of 2019.
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Meanwhile, Vijay will most likely team up with filmmaker Sudha Kongara for his next Tamil yet-untitled project. Talks have already been initiated. Interestingly, if the project materializes, it'll be Vijay's maiden collaboration with a female director.
Sun Pictures will be bankrolling the project. An official announcement regarding the project is expected to be made this month. It is learnt from reliable sources that Sun Pictures has already paid an advance of ₹50 crore to Vijay as remuneration for this project.
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Everything you need to know about Proposition 13 - school and college facilities bond
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KGTV) -- A proposition that would authorize billions for California educational facilities will appear on the March 2020 ballot.
Proposition 13 authorizes a $15 billion bond that would go to preschool and K-12 schools as well as universities and community colleges, according to Ballotpedia.
A total of $9 billion would be used for preschool and K-12 schools while $4 billion will go to universities. Meanwhile, $2 billion is set aside for community colleges.
The California Legislative Analyst says the state would pay $26 billion in total - $15 billion in principal and $11 billion in interest. The payments would be made over 35 years from the General Fund, Ballotpedia says.
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The analysis also shows that Prop 13 would cost taxpayers an additional $740 million per year for 35 years.
According to Cal Matters, those in favor of the measure, including Governor Gavin Newsom, say it will focus on modernizing schools as opposed to new construction.
Those against proposition 13, including the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, say it would cause an increase in local property taxes and add to state debt and interest costs.
"Like all bond debt, that must be paid ahead of any other priorities, even law enforcement," the association says. "If there is a recession, too much debt puts us at risk of a reduction in services or demands for emergency tax increases at the worst possible time."
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Click here to read more from the association.
A "yes" vote supports proposition 13 while a "no" vote opposes the measure.
Check out the breakdown below of how the money would be spent if approved:
$9 billion for preschool and K-12
$2.8 billion for new construction of school facilities
$5.2 billion for modernization of school facilities
$500 million for providing school facilities to charter schools
$500 million for facilities for career and technical education programs
$4 billion for universities
$2 billion for capital outlay financing needs of the California State Universities
$2 billion for capital outlay financing needs of the University of California and Hastings College of Law
Community colleges $2 billion
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Located off the casino floor at the Wynn Las Vegas, Red 8 is a popular Chinese bistro known for its delicious dim sum, BBQ, and noodles. The diverse menu offers plenty of Asian favorites from Thailand, China, Korea, and Vietnam. The dining room is adorned with rich red hues and interesting textures. Red 8 is open daily for lunch and dinner.
Enjoy sushi and traditional Japanese dishes with a California twist at Koi restaurant in Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino. The dimly-lit restaurant is a favorite amongst celebrities, offering dishes such as crispy rice topped with spice tuna, toban-yaki, and Kobe beef filet mignon.
Kumi is a high-end eatery and bar that serves Japanese fare created by award-winning Chef Akira Back. The restaurant is stylishly adorned with blond wood and cherry blossom décor, giving it a relaxed atmosphere. The Japanese menu features a Korean American twist with dishes like Spicy Miso Soup and Tuna Pizza.
Ping Pang Pont at Gold Coast Casino is a popular choice for some dim sum lunch or other traditional Chinese dishes. The contemporary setting offers a comfortable dining experience and the restaurant's specialty dishes will meet your every craving.
Yellowtail Japanese Restaurant and Lounge offers a modern Japanese menu as well as an extensive wine and sake list. While enjoying a delicious meal, diners also have views of the Bellagio fountain. Dishes are created by Chef Akira Back who uses only the highest quality of seasonal fishes and other ingredients to create culinary masterpieces.
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The Heat (2013) Review
August 4, 2013 Caz5 Comments
A stuck up FBI agent is sent to Boston to investigate drug trafficking but must work with a rough foul-mouthed Boston cop in order to take down the drug lord.
Ashburn seems to think she must do everything on her own within the FBI and in New York none of the other agents like or get on with her. This leads to the move to Boston and she is told she must work well with others in order to gain promotion at work. That task is made even more difficult when she must work with Mullins a Boston cop who grew up on the very streets she now works on.
With two very different styles and opinions on the best way to get information from people we are expecting a crazy ride from start to finish. They constantly clash and are total opposites. This leads to some amusing scenes, but I cannot bring myself to call the film funny as a lot of it I did not find myself laughing very often.
It was very slapstick at times especially when McCarthy was involved, she seems to be very typecast in the same role now since her star turn in Bridesmaids. Which is a bit of a shame when you see her in Mike and Molly. But I guess that's just what happens when something works and is good in one film, it's taken into many others.
At times the film seemed to want to shock the audience with some of the lines and moments, but I found it ran out of the same type of jokes very quickly. Only so many times you can use swearing to still be amusing to the audience. It had too much of the woman swearing a lot and trying to make that into more jokes. But I just found it crude and unnecessary, swearing can be used so well within films but overuse in this one for me!
I think the best way to sum up this film in the cinema experience for myself was that I was wondering when it was going to end and actually wanted it to end much sooner!
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Made me laugh a hell of a lot more than I expected and that's always worth a recommendation in my book. Good review Caz.
I think that's the thing with comedy films, best to judge if you laughed more than expected!
Movie Reviewer says:
Everyone said how amazingly funny this movie was, so I went in with some high expectations. Laughed a few times, but didn't understand all the hype.
So pleased to hear that! I was starting to think I was the only one who didn't actually find it hilariously funny all the way through!
petrescucosmin says:
I cannot understand all the very negative reviews for this movie. They almost convinced me not to watch it. Fortunately, the decent reviews convinced me to take an chance, and I am glad I did. This movie is as good a comedy as any of the decent comedies to come out in the last two years, of which there were not many. The acting was top class. The script was very funny and the direction was just right. The leads complimented each other perfectly. The pace was very good and kept you interested. Even the slower part which was only a very small portion of the overall movie, but was one of the things which made it more human and easier to relate to. Well worth a look.
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Our fifth in the series will be Bird Nesting and the Great Backyard Bird Count, presented by Ken Wiersema. With spring just over the horizon, we offer this always popular class on bird nesting. Attendees will learn where and how local bird species select and build nests and how nesting plays an integral part in pair bonding. We'll show sample nests. This program also provides a "how to" walk through for birdwatchers of every age and skill level who wish to participate in the upcoming Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) on February 15-18, 2019.
The Backyard Birding series of classes, hosted by members of the Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society, is intended for residents of this area who are interested in knowing more about birds seen locally each season of the year and learning how to develop good habitats for wild birds. The cost of each session is $5 and is free for anyone under 18.
"Backyard Birding" can be taken either as individual classes or as a series. The cost of each session is $5 and is free for anyone under 18. After the completion of five sessions, participants will be offered free membership in OPAS for one year.


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Chelsea go top of the Premier League with hard-fought win over spirited Leeds
By Gerry Cox at Stamford Bridge and Charles Richardson (Live updates) 5 December 2020 • 10:08pm
Kurt Zouma's goal gave the home side the lead just after half-time Credit: POOL GETTY
Frank Lampard may be guarded in his celebrations, but there is no denying Chelsea are contenders for the Premier League title after moving back to the top of the table to delight those few fans lucky enough to get into Stamford Bridge after a nine-month absence, with Olivier Giroud celebrating his first league start of the season with his first league goal.
Chelsea's supporters wanted to see the French striker in the line-up after his four-goal haul at Sevilla in midweek, and got their wish. Giroud scored the equaliser after former Chelsea forward Patrick Bamford had silenced the home crowd with a fourth-minute goal, and second-half strikes from Kurt Zouma and a goal in stoppage time from Christian Pulisic meant Frank Lampard's side took all three points to overtake Tottenham.
It is the first time since September 2018 that Chelsea have ended a day on top of the Premier League, but Lampard warned: "It's still early December and there is a long way to go. There are matches on Sunday that could change it again. We've got to keep our feet on the ground. We're in a good patch but we have to keep it going over the course of the season – that is what the best teams do. We are still a work in progress, and consistency is our next challenge.
"But in terms of character and performance, on lots of levels, I'm absolutely delighted. I'll enjoy a glass of wine tonight."
And Lampard admitted the fans played their part. "It's amazing what 2,000 can do. They brought their voices and support against a good team. I'm delighted we got the result they all wanted tonight."
The supporters certainly made enough noise and created the sort of atmosphere that suggested a lot more, hardly surprising since it had been nearly nine months since Chelsea had played in front of their own fans.
WHAT A START FOR LEEDS! ⚪
Patrick Bamford scores against his old club inside five minutes!
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But there was near silence when Bamford opened the scoring four minutes into his return to Stamford Bridge. The former Chelsea striker, who struggled to break into the side when Frank Lampard was a player here, felt his chances were limited at the time and has thrived at Leeds, with seven goals in 10 games before this one. His eighth owed everything to a superb through-ball from Kalvin Phillips, who was running the game for Leeds from central midfield.
The young England midfielder took the ball as a swift counter-attack developed and sent a curling pass into the path of the onrushing Bamford, who took one touch to take it past Edouard Mendy before clipping it into the net from wide on the left. The only sounds were the celebrations from the Leeds contingent, as players and staff applauded the pass from Phillips as much as Bamford's finish.
Leeds were not helped when centre-back Robin Koch limped off in the eighth minute to be replaced by debutant Diego Llorente, playing his first game of the season. Koch was injured during a corner kick, which had resulted in Timo Werner hitting the crossbar from point-blank range after Giroud's flicked header.
But the French striker, making his first Premier League start of the season, was not to be denied for long. Having headed wide in the early stages, and then having missed the target with a low shot, finally found the net in the 27th minute when Hakim Ziyech released Reece James on the right, and the youngster's cross was clipped in at the near post by Giroud's outstretched left boot.
The crowd roared their appreciation, although there was anxiety from fans and Lampard and his staff when Ziyech had to leave the field moments later with what looked to be a hamstring injury. Kai Havertz, who looks to be feeling his way back gradually from a bout of coronavirus, had a quiet game but went close to putting Chelsea ahead in early in the second half with a glancing header over the bar.
ZOUMA NODS CHELSEA AHEAD 🔵
Kurt Zouma climbs highest at the corner and powers the header home.
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Leeds hit back with a cleverly worked corner kick, which allowed Raphinha to volley towards goal from outside the penalty area. His effort was blocked, and he put the rebound over the bar.
Instead, it was Chelsea who scored next to take the lead. Werner had a good run on goal but Illan Meslier got down well to save his shot and the German's follow-up effort. Mason Mount tried to force the ball home from close range and his effort was deflected over and, when the England midfielder took the resulting corner, Zouma rose in the centre of the penalty area to power home his header. It was the big defender's fourth goal of the season.
It was no less than Lampard's side deserved for taking the game to Leeds although Marcelo Bielsa's team still looked dangerous on the break, and Bamford, who had earlier had a low shot well saved by Mendy, almost forced his way through again.
Still Chelsea pushed for the cushion of a third goal. Werner broke again, but again Meslier did well to get down and block his shot and, from the resultant corner, Giroud headed over the bar.
Werner finally turned creator in stoppage time when he ran down the right and drilled in a low cross that Pulisic converted from close range.
Post-match facts
Chelsea have finished a day top of the Premier League table for the first time since September 2018.
Chelsea have beaten Leeds in what is their first league encounter since May 2004, while it's their third consecutive victory against them in all competitions.
Leeds have lost four consecutive away league games against Chelsea for the first time since August 1937.
Chelsea have won four of their last five Premier League games (D1) - indeed, no current Premier League side is on a longer unbeaten run than the Blues (9 – W5 D4).
Leeds have lost three of their last five Premier League games (W1 D1), conceding three or more goals in all three defeats.
Leeds faced 23 shots in this match, their joint-most in a Premier League game this season (also 23 v Man City), while Chelsea's 10 shots on target was the most the Whites have faced so far this term.
Leeds have conceded five goals from set pieces (excluding penalties) in the Premier League this season, only Leicester have conceded more from such situations (6).
Olivier Giroud has become the first Chelsea player to score in six consecutive Premier League starts since Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink in October 2001. Whilst at 34 years and 66 days, he is the oldest player to ever score in six consecutive Premier League starts.
Christian Pulisic became the 13th different player to score for Chelsea in the Premier League this season – the Blues have had at least four more than any other side in the competition in 2020-21 (excluding own goals).
Patrick Bamford has scored seven of his eight Premier League goals away from home this season (88 per cent), no player has scored more on the road in the competition (Son Heung-Min and Jamie Vardy also seven).
Courtesy of Opta
Premier League table - as it stands
Confirmation of how things look. Both Liverpool and Spurs play tomorrow.
Full-time: Chelsea 3 Leeds 1
And that is that.
Chelsea went a goal behind but in the end they had too much for a spirited Leeds team.
They deservedly go top of the table
Goooooaaaalll!!!
Chelsea wrap it up on the counter, and Pulisic is the scorer of a fabulous goal.
Werner streaks away down the rightin acres of space, and he squares a ball across to Pulisic who slides the ball home.
Chelsea will be going top of the Premier League.
90+1 mins: Chelsea 2 Leeds 1
Leeds in possession and pushing forward in search of an equaliser, but they are yet to get anywhere near Mendy's goal.
Four minutes of added time to come.
88 mins: Chelsea 2 Leeds 1
A poor first touch from Dallas gives Chelsea a way in, but Abraham's shot misses the far corner of Meslier's net.
It's all a bit nervy for Chelsea as Leeds attack down the other end, with Poveda looking lively in the box, but James defends superbly to win Chelsea a goal kick.
If it stays like this, Chelsea will be heading to the top of the Premier League table.
Klich and Rodrigo smell an opening in the box and the latter manages to find Bamford in the box, but the former Chelsea man gets a bit muddled between controlling and having a first-time shot at goal, and his confusion ends with the ball heading out for a goal kick.
Poveda is caught offside as the clock begins to tick on Leeds' chances of an equaliser.
A Chelsea third looking more likely than a Leeds equaliser at the minute.
Poveda forces Mendy into a save down the other end after good work from Ayling, but it was never going to trouble the Frenchman from such range and hit straight at him,
Giroud is off to a hero's reception. Abraham is on.
Chilwell breaks down the left, and finds Werner in space in the Leeds box. He's one-on-one with Meslier but the Frenchman puts in another sublime stop to deny the German. A real chance.
Giroud loses his marker from the ensuing corner but he cannot keep his header down.
Chelsea have had chances to wrap this up...
Klich gives the ball away as Leeds were striding forward promisingly, and Kante looks to counter for the home side, but Bamford gets back excellently to snuff the threat.
Llorente is booked after he bundles into Kovacic in the Leeds half.
Chelsea break from the corner but Leeds get back well to avert the danger, but Mount is still able to thrash away a long-range effort at Meslier, and the 'keeper has to get himself behind that one.
Llorente is still getting some targeted stick from the home crowd.
Good ball in from Poveda that Zouma is forced to turn behind for a corner.
Havertz replaced by Kovacic for Chelsea.
Llorente with a shocking pass from deep, this is meat and drink for James.
Chelsea surge forward through a blistering counter. Chilwell slides a ball into the box and after some pinball between Chelsea and Leeds boots the ball narrowly bobbles wide.
That goal has really ignited the noise inside Stamford Bridge - the crowd are going for it now.
And they are right to cheer, too, as Chelsea begin to tighten their grip.
Gooooaaalll!!!!
It's Zouma from a corner.
He attacks the ball strongly from a corner, and he fires the ball into the bottom-left corner of the goal.
Meslier stood no chance that time and Chelsea lead for the first time.
Llorente now being booed by the Stamford Bridge faithful as they are unhappy with one or two of his challenges.
Extraordinary triple-save from Meslier!
Werner has two goes at it after Mount plays an incisive ball into him, and Mesnier saves Mount's follow-up, too.
Leeds happy to just keep possession at the minute, with this second 45 minutes still to burst into life.
Harrison and Klich combine neatly down the left, with the latter winning a corner for Leeds under pressure from Kante.
And it's a great chance for Raphinha. A set-piece move from Leeds sees the corner hit on the volley, and the Brazilian hits the rebound over the bar. Should have hit the target.
Mount's corner is headed away by Klich, but Alioski blindsides Chilwell and Chelsea will have a dangerous free-kick out wide on the left side.
James finds Havertz at the near post but there's too much pace on the cross for the German to steer into the net. That was tough, but it was a chance.
Ayling caught in possession by Pulisic but Chelsea cannot make anything of it.
Havertz travels forward, winning a corner, but he was well shepherded by Phillips.
Cagey opening to the half, neither team seemingly wanted to give anything away early on.
But Thiago Silva sets Mount away and Pulisic winds up a shot that is half blocked and easily saved by Meslier.
Back underway
Leeds kick off the second period.
Which one of these two is going to grab the game by the scruff of the neck?
Cooper caught in possession by Werner immediately, but Leeds survive.
Breaking records
34 - At 34 years and 66 days, Olivier Giroud is also the oldest player to ever score in six consecutive Premier League starts. Maturity. #CHELEE https://t.co/JatIBJvHMq
A remarkable first-half moment
WHAT IS HE DOING?! 🔵
Werner tries to stab Giroud's goal-bound header in but ends up inadvertently clearing it off the line!
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Half-time: Chelsea 1 Leeds 1
The 2,000 inside Stamford Bridge have had a treat served up to them on their return to SW6.
But it all went pear-shaped early on, when Bamford gave Leeds the lead after a delectable pass from Philips.
That lead did not last long, however, as Giroud equalised for Chelsea when he got on the end of a James cross.
An intense, fast-paced half ends with a fair scoreline. Both managers will probably be quite happy with how the first 45 minutes went.
Chelsea give it one last go for the half, with Chilwell in half-a-yard of space, but Llorente flies across and pinches the ball expertly.
After Leeds put some pressure on, James puts a low cross into the Leeds box but it misses all six people in the box.
Leeds goal kick and that will almost be time.
Super challenge from Alioski dispossesses Giroud as Chelsea were progressing forward, and Leeds turn defence into attack in the blink of an eye and Chelsea are back behind the ball, scrapping.
Werner finds some space on the right on the counter, continuing the end-to-end theme, but Leeds track back well to avert the threat.
Three minutes of added time.
Werner fires a ball across the goal as he progressed into the penalty area, and Cooper turns it behind for a Chelsea corner.
Chilwell gets his head to the corner but there's not much power on it and Meslier can smother.
Bamford causing more problems down the left for Chelsea, but Zouma puts in a solid challenge to stall the Leeds attack.
Mendy, under pressure, stretches to take a cross at his back post with Leeds attackers lurking.
Pulisic wins a corner after shimmying in the Leeds area, but the delivery from Mount is not the greatest and Leeds manage to push Chelsea back up the pitch.
Chelsea march forward through Chilwell down the right. His ball into the box is another one but that is where the Chelsea attack breaks down, as Mount cannot control.
Klich with an impressive back-heel flick down the right for Leeds, but the pass is to precisely... no one.
Leeds win a corner, however, and Zouma heads away Klich's delivery.
Harrison puts a ball into the box from the right sideline, but it's got too much on it - Chelsea goal kick.
Llorente gives the ball away straight to Pulisic in a dangerous area but the American cannot quite capitalise.
It was his first action, in fairness, so maybe he's not quite up to speed yet.
Ziyech is trudging off clutching his hamstring for Chelsea, so the American Pulisic replaces him.
Bamford's early goal
7 - No player has scored more away Premier League goals than Patrick Bamford this season, with seven of his eight strikes this term coming on the road. Tourist. #CHELEE
Gooooaaalll!!!
Of course it's Giroud...
A silky move down the right from Chelsea, with James overlapping Ziyech and whipping an inviting ball into the box. The Frenchman clips it with a diving boot to steer past Meslier and equalise for his side.
Chelsea with lots of energy and intent, but just lacking somewhat in the accuracy department currently, as another move breaks down, this time with Werner and Havertz.
Leeds glide down the other end, and Bamford forces Mendy into a save low to his right. More power and that might have been two...
Werner and Ziyech look to combine on the edge of the Leeds box but they are on different wavelengths, and Leeds win back possession.
Meslier gives the ball away (again!) but Giroud scuffs his shot in prime position.
Alioski hits the post after a sweeping Leeds move - but Ayling was offside in the build-up, so it wouldn't have counted.
Lovely, length-of-the-field football from the visitors, with incisive attacking play down the right.
Bamford has a pop from range but it's high and wide.
Chelsea look to build out from the back but they are dispossessed in midfield. Werner puts a cracking tackle in on Llorente at the back, so Leeds will have a throw-in at their own goal-line.
Meslier's clearance is sloppy but Mount cannot capitalise.
Tit for tat here, the match seemingly settling down after a frenetic start.
Leeds push seven forward and begin to exert some pressure, but they just fall down in the final third.
Leeds' early goal
What on earth has Werner done there.
Giroud gets a head to the ball from the Chelsea corner - again - and it looks to be sailing into the far corner of the net, until Werner intervenes and actually keeps the ball out as he's trying to help it on its way into the net. He blocks it and Leeds survive!
Incredible - Giroud had semi-turned around to begin celebrating.
8 mins: Chelsea 0 Leeds 1
More pressure for Leeds, but the passing is a little inaccurate and Chelsea break.
Werner winds up a long-range shot, and it's very speculative, but it catches a deflection to give Chelsea another corner.
Koch is looking like he's going to have to go off for Leeds; an early blow. Llorente will replace him.
Chilwell makes a run into space down the left before cutting a ball back towards Giroud who was attacking the ball threateningly, but the Leeds defence just about snuffs out the danger.
Goooooaaaalllll!!!!
Out of nowhere - and it's a terrific goal for Bamford against his old club!
Leeds break out from the back and Philips puts in a sumptuous pass up the field, bisecting the Chelsea centre backs. Bamford skips round Mendy one-on-one and he has a simple finish to give his side the lead.
Zouma with a diagonal long ball to Chilwell, who links up with Mount.
A great early chance as Thiago Silva finds Ziyech in behind and from an acute angle he gets a good shot away. Meslier saves and Chelsea have a corner...
...which Giroud gets a head to at the near post, the ball just drifting wide.
A scintillating start from the hosts!
Kick-off is iminent
Olivier Giroud has scored in each of his last five Premier League starts.
Bodes well for the home side.
Live shots of fans at Chelsea
A lovely sight.
Credit: ANDY HOOPER NMC POOL
Frank Lampard speaks pre-match
We have missed supporters a lot and it's great to have them back. I'm looking forward to having the impact of them supporting us.
It's a very different situation with where both [Bielsa and I] are at. Things mature and change a bit - I've looked back at what they've done in the Premier League this year (but not at the Derby-Leeds matches). We have to focus on ourselves but also appreciate that we're facing something fairly unique.
One-eyed fan
This Chelsea fan, at Stamford Bridge, is not the first and certainly won't be the last to succumb to the devastating face-mask-and-glasses steaming-up quandary.
Fans return to the Bridge
It's been too long... Warming up in front of the Chelsea fans again! 💪💙#CHELEE pic.twitter.com/dXjd1KrCHS
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Pre-match facts
Chelsea won their last meeting with Leeds in all competitions, winning 5-1 at Elland Road in a League Cup tie in December 2012. This will be the first league meeting between the sides since a 1-0 win for the Blues at Stamford Bridge in May 2004.
Leeds have lost their last three Premier League away games against Chelsea (between 2002- 2004), as many as they'd lost in their first nine in the competition at Stamford Bridge (W2 D4 L3).
Leeds have won just one of their last 21 away league games against London sides (D6 L14), beating QPR 3-1 in December 2017. In the top-flight, the Whites have lost their last four games in the capital by an aggregate score of 1-12.
Of all Premier League sides to have played in more than one season, Chelsea have the best win rate in home games against promoted sides (82% - 68 wins in 83 games). Indeed, the Blues have lost just three such matches in the competition – 0-2 vs Nottingham Forest in January 1995, 0-1 vs Charlton in April 2001 and 0-1 vs Bournemouth in December 2015.
Only Tottenham (9) are on a longer current unbeaten run in the Premier League than Chelsea (8), while no side has kept more clean sheets than the Blues in the division this term (5).
Leeds have won three of their five Premier League away games this season (L2), as many as they had in the whole of their previous campaign in 2003-04 (W3 D2 L14). The Whites have kept a clean sheet in each of these three victories.
Leeds' Premier League matches this season have seen more shots taken than any other side in the competition (289), with the Whites ranking second for most shots (153) and fifth for most shots faced (136). Five of Leeds' 10 Premier League games this season have seen 30+ shots.
This will be Chelsea manager Frank Lampard's first meeting with Leeds since the 2018-19 Championship season with Derby – the Whites won the first three matches back then (2x regular season, 1x play-offs), before Derby won 4-2 at Elland Road to reach the play-off final.
Leeds full-back Luke Ayling has made more tackles than any other defender in the Premier League this season (30), while only two defenders (João Cancelo and Andrew Robertson) have created more chances from open play than Ayling this term (11).
Only Son Heung-min (7) and Jamie Vardy (7) have scored more away Premier League goals than Leeds' Patrick Bamford this season, with six of his seven strikes in the competition so far coming on the road (86%).
Pre-match reading
Frank Lampard has revealed that he would "love" to sign a new long-term contract at Chelsea, Matt Law writes, and has not ruled out managing England later in his career.
You can read more on that by clicking here.
Frank Lampard directs Chelsea training Credit: GETTY IMAGES
Meanwhile, Luke Edwards' argues that Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds are the most entertaining newly-promoted team in a generation and a breath of fresh air in the Premier League. You can read that here.
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Premier League table as it stands
Olivier Giroud starts for Chelsea, just reward for that four-goal display against Sevilla in midweek.
Chelsea starting XI: Mendy, James, Zouma, Thiago Silva, Chilwell, Havertz, Kante, Mount, Ziyech, Giroud, Werner.
Subs: Arrizabalaga, Rudiger, Jorginho, Abraham, Pulisic, Kovacic, Azpilicueta.
Leeds are unchanged, meanwhile, with Patrick Bamford starting against his former club.
Leeds starting XI: Meslier, Ayling, Koch, Cooper, Dallas, Raphinha, Klich, Phillips, Alioski, Harrison, Bamford.
Subs: Poveda-Ocampo, Roberts, Casilla, Llorente, Helder Costa, Rodrigo, Struijk.
Referee: Kevin Friend (Leicestershire)
Hello and welcome to Telegraph Sport's coverage of tonight's Premier League match between Chelsea and Leeds at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea have a fully-fit squad but boss Frank Lampard is bound to rotate his resources again however, following Wednesday's 4-0 Champions League romp at Sevilla.
France forward Olivier Giroud is pushing hard for his first league start of the season, having struck all four goals in Spain in a stunning display of finishing.
Giroud has been third in the pecking order of strikers behind Timo Werner and Tammy Abraham in the league but staked his claim for a start by scoring four goals in the midweek win at Sevilla. However, Werner could return from being rested in midweek and be back as the sole striker now that left winger Christian Pulisic is fit again.
Lampard, meanwhile, is hoping to extend his Chelsea contract to become part of the "long-term plan" at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea's record goalscorer, Lampard returned to west London as manager last summer and steered the Blues to Champions League qualification and the FA Cup final in his maiden campaign.
The 42-year-old has overseen a £220 million squad rebuild that now has Chelsea boasting a 15-match unbeaten run in all competitions.
And Lampard has admitted he would relish the chance to add to the 18 months left on his current Chelsea contract.
"In terms of my contract, it seems to have flown by, the time I've been here," said Lampard.
Lampard will be up against Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa for the first time in the Premier League _ the pair clashed two seasons ago in the Championship after Bielsa admitted to spying on a training session of Derby, the team managed at the time by Lampard.
Bielsa has reported no new injuries following last week's 1-0 win at Everton and is expected to choose from an unchanged squad.
Midfielders Pablo Hernandez (muscle strain) and Jamie Shackleton (thigh) are continuing to work their way back to full fitness and unlikely to be in contention.
Bielsa confirmed defender Diego Llorente has recovered from a groin injury but will feature for the Under-23s before being considered for his belated club debut.
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