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Stoop Twickenham
Twickenham Stoop primed for Great Britain's move into 'Big Arena Hockey'
This Sunday's double-header will see Terrific Britain's males and females face New Zealand in their final house video games in the inaugural FIH Pro League
Julian Andrews.
G reat Britain's hockey groups will abandon a pioneering pop-up turf surface area at Twickenham Stoop on Sunday in an extraordinary relocation towards 'Big Arena Hockey', which is set to draw the sport's biggest crowd in the UK considering that the London 2012 Olympics.
The ground-breaking pitch has actually been set up at the house of Gallagher Premiership club Harlequins, which will host a double-header when Great Britain's males and females face New Zealand in their final house games in the inaugural FIH Pro League.
With around 12,500 tickets offered, the occasion is likewise set to go beyond the 10,000 attendances the Women's Hockey World Cup brought in at Lee Valley last summer season.
Developed with the most recent pitch technology, the portable grass requires approximately 65 per cent less water than other performance-based surface areas. It might revolutionise the spectating profile of the sport, with the concept being that pitches could actually be dropped onto football and rugby arenas during their off-season.
" This will not simply be game altering for us, however for hockey around the world," stated Sally Munday, primary executive of England Hockey, who says the pitch innovation could solve the problem of limited seating at Stratford's 3,000- capacity Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre, which often needs to be extended when hosting significant fixtures.
" From a hockey viewpoint, if we desire to host a big event, it indicates we need to build an enormous amount of momentary infrastructure, momentary seats. What this permits us to do is just enter into an existing purpose-built stadium and drop a pitch. We have huge interest from a whole load of other sports and other stadiums, where it could be extremely useful for them too."
T he job has been spearheaded by England Hockey in collaboration with synthetic surface service provider Polytan, which will use the pitch innovation at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Sport England and the International Hockey Federation have also supported the plan, which is targeted at further capitalising on the legacy of the London Olympics and championing the spectator boom that hockey has actually experienced recently.
Given That 2012, the number of fans who will have paid to see the sport after Sunday's double-header gets under method will exceed one million– a considerable boost on the 25,000 tickets offered for worldwide hockey events in the 10 years prior to 2012.
Excellent Britain goalkeeper Maddie Hinch stated: "If we can keep these ticket needs being as high as they have been considering that Rio, then we can do more one-off displays like we're providing for this one.
" It's a great platform for hockey to be played in front of a huge crowd. This things was just unusual years and years back. I keep in mind going to worldwide games and there were only hundreds of people there, let alone thousands."
Hockey is seeking to broaden its audience
T he pitch will likewise be opened up to regional schools and neighborhood groups before being transferred to Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre, the head office for England Hockey and Excellent Britain Hockey, where it will be used as a training center.
M unday, who will begin her role as Sport England president in September, has defended the decision to phase Sunday's occasion at Harlequins' 14,800- capability stadium– just 20 miles west of the Lee Valley– instead of evangelising for the video game beyond the capital's hotbed of hockey clubs.
" What we have actually regularly seen because the London 2012 Games is the huge growth of individuals wishing to enjoy hockey live, which culminated in us hosting the Women's World Cup last summer season," she stated.
" We've got bags of worldwide hockey that's going to keep coming back to the UK now that we're playing in the FIH Pro League.
" If we can get the technology to work the method we desire it to, there will be the opportunity to go to other locations around the country, but the concern at the minute is building a relationship with Harlequins, growing the audience and ensuring the technology works the way we desire it to."
I t takes 6 weeks to lay the pitch, after needing to flatten the Harlequins' grass, but the next phase of the task will include shortening the installation process, which could use up to a week in the future. The synthetic pitch is not expected to damage the arena's natural pitch ahead of the rugby season, thanks to a key compound– Permavoid– which will allow the grass to keep growing and assistance drain.
" We're not actually stressed about the lawn this weekend since it's the off-season," Munday said. "We know we can protect the turf from the other screening we've done, so that difficulty has actually already been crossed– we currently understand the structure will safeguard the grass. What we're examining is that the whole pitch plays as we desire it to."
H owever, the prices of tickets for the double component appears to contradict England Hockey's ambition to make the sport more available.
Adult tickets start at ₤34, while the least expensive child's ticket expenses ₤1150 For the best seats, a household of two adults and two kids would have to pay ₤120
Munday, nevertheless, insists the tickets are based upon a "whole day experience" with the opportunity to fulfill Fantastic Britain's stars after each video game, culminating in a day out which is more than simply hockey.
" We're regularly growing our audience," she stated. "If you look at the FIH Pro League matches at the Olympic Park last Saturday, tickets were totally offered out. This is why we're trying bigger stadiums, due to the fact that the demand is there."
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Baseball Greatness
A blog introducing readers to the book Baseball Greatness: Top Players and Teams According to Wins Above Average, 1901-2017, and including annual updates beginning in 2018.
2018 Season Update
This is the first annual update of my book, Baseball Greatness, The Best Players and Teams according to Wins Above Average, 1901-2018. Each update will include a survey of the successful teams of the season just past, and a progress report on the careers of our greatest players.
Under rookie manager Alex Cora, the Boston Red Sox improved by a full 15 games, from 93 wins to 108, for three different reasons. Their superb pitching staff was nearly as good as in 2017, earning +13 WAA compared to +15 in the previous year. Although injuries limited Chris Sale to only 158 innings, he still managed to finish at the top of AL pitchers with 4.7 WAA. David Price added 2.6, Eduardo Rodriguez and Rick Porcello combined for 3 WAA more, and Hector Velazquez, Steven Wright, and Craig Kimbrel all had more than 1. Their lineup improved substantially from -3 WAA to +9, although its positive value was almost completely concentrated among four players. Mookie Betts finished with 8.1 WAA, giving him a 5.6 average over the last three years, and easily topping the American League. Free agent signing J. D. Martinez contended for a triple crown and finished with 6.8 WAA, by far the best year of his life, even though he had just moved to a stronger league. Last but not least, Xander Bogaerts improved his defense all the way up to average and finished with an excellent 3.2 WAA, while 23-year old Andrew Benintendi added 1.8. With those four players accounting for 20 WAA, however, the rest of the lineup cost the team -11 WAA. The biggest culprits were infielder Eduardo Nunez, disastrous at bat and in the field with -3.2 WAA; catchers Sandy Leon, Christian Vazquez, and Blake Swihart, who combined for -4.7 WAA; and utility man Brock Holt, -1.2 WAA in 109 games. Center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr. had an average year in the field and hit poorly, costing the team -0.9 WAA overall. First baseman Mitch Moreland and 21-year old third baseman Rafael Devers--who had a fine year in the field--were average. Last but hardly least, the team benefited from 5 games of Pythagorean luck. The Red Sox marched triumphantly through the post season, losing one game each to the Yankees in the ALDS, the Astros in the ALCS, and the Dodgers in the World Series. Jackie Bradley Jr. had three critical hits against the Astros, but manager Alex Cora held him out of two games in the World Series and fielded the team's strongest outfield of Benintendi in left, Betts in center, and Martinez in right.
The Houston Astros failed to equal or surpass Boston's record because they fell 6 games of bad luck behind their projected percentage and finished with 103 victories--a superior pennant winner--instead of 109. Although their hitting fell of badly from 2017, their fielding and pitching were much stronger, and their lineup earned +16 WAA while their pitching staff brought home another +12. Third baseman Alex Bregman, with 5.6 WAA, led the team, with center fielder George Springer (2.8) and 2017 MVP Jose Altuve (2 WAA, in part because of below average fielding), right behind. Josh Reddick, Carlos Correa (who missed about 1/3 of the season), and Marwin Gonzalez were average. On the mound, 35-year old Justin Verlander, acquired late in the 2017 season, earned a remarkable 3.8 WAA in 214 innings, and starters Gerrit Cole (3.1) and Charlie Morton (1.8) also performed well. Bad luck and an outstanding Red Sox peformance took them out of the playoffs in the second round, after they had made short work of the Indians in the first.
The Yankees won 100 games with one game's worth of luck. That looked very similar to their performance in 2017 when they won only 90 games while projecting to win 100, but the team changed. Injuries plagued their lineup, which fell from +12 WAA to just +4. Their fielders, led by terrible performances from third baseman Miguel Andujar (-25 runs), center fielder Aaron Hicks (-18), outfielder/DH Giancarlo Stanton (-10 in limited outfield duty), and catcher Gary Sanchez (-12), dropped all the way from +3 WAA to -4. An injured Aaron Judge fell to 3.2 WAA in 112 games, remaining the team's best player, and Stanton earned only 1.2 WAA despite hitting 38 home runs. No other player reached star status, and Sanchez cost the team -2.2 WAA. Their pitchers on the other hand tied with Boston and Cleveland for the league's best with +13 WAA. This was a team effort: Luis Severino led the team with 3 WAA, six other pitchers had between 1 and 2, and only one pitcher was marginally below average. The Yankees could certainly challenge the Red Sox in 2019 if they remain healthier.
After three sub-.500 years, Billy Beane's Oakland Athletics improved by 22 wins to finish with 97 and a wild card spot. They combined very poor pitching (-5 WAA) with the league's best lineup, earning +9 in the field and +11 at bat. One quarter of that value--5.7 WAA--came from one player, third baseman Mark Chapman, whose value was evenly divided between his hitting contribution and his remarkable +28 runs saved in the field. The lineup had four other stars: Marcus Siemen, the shortstop, with 2.9 WAA; DH Khris Davis, whose poor on-base percentage limited him to 3 WAA despite a league-leading 48 home runs; second basemen Jed Lowrie with 2.2 WAA, and first baseman Matt Olson with 2.2. Center fielder Mark Canha, a very versatile player, and left fielder Chad Pinder combined for 2.9 WAA , and catcher Jonathan Lucroy made up for terrible hitting with outstanding defense. Most of these players were in their mid to late twenties, suggesting that Beane might once again field a contending team for several years to come. This year, they lost to the Yankees in the wild card game.
For the second year in a row the Cleveland Indians won their division thanks to a remarkable pitching staff. While its +13 WAA were only a little more than half of the hurlers' truly extraordinary performance in 2017, it accounted for most of the team's positive value, which projected to win 98 games rather than the 91 they actually recorded. Starters Trevor Bauer and Corey Kluber just missed superstar status with 3.9 WAA apiece and Mike Clevenger and Carlos Carrasco added 5.5 between them. Among the lineup, only shortstop Francisco Lindor, (3.7 WAA), third baseman Jose Ramirez (also 3.7), and outfielder Michael Brantley (1.6) had any positive value at all.
Fresh off of a superb 104-win 2017 season, the Los Angeles Dodgers survived the loss of their outstanding young shortstop Corey Seager for nearly the entire season and -10 games worth of bad Pythagorean luck to edge out the very fortunate Colorado Rockies for the NL West division championship with just 92 wins. Although their defense cost them -4 WAA, outstanding hitting still left their lineup with +10 WAA. Third baseman Justin Turner was the team's MVP with a remarkable 4.4 WAA in just 103 games, including a superb +16 runs saved at third base, while all-purpose infielder Max Muncy added 3.4 WAA in 137 games and young center fielder Cody Bellinger turned in 1.4 more. The team apparently benefited from several games worth of run luck, as well, and several players, including outfielders Enrique Hernandez and Yasel Puig, hit well but lost much of their value in the field. The pitchers turned in another strong year with +10 WAA, with starters Kershaw, Walker Buehler, Ross Stripling and Huyn-Jin Ryu earning from 2.9 to 1.9 WAA each. Reaching the World Series for the second straight season, they lost to the Red Sox in just five wild games.
Although the Milwaukee Brewers' Pythagorean projection trailed the Dodgers by 10 games, they finished with the league's best record,96-67, thanks to 4 games worth of luck. Their lineup contributed +6 WAA, +2 of them in the field, and their pitches just +3. The lineup's three major assets were right fielder Christian Yelich, who joined the team after years as a star in Miami and earned 5.9 WAA, easily the league MVP, at age 26; center fielder Lorenzo Cain, signed as a free agent, who earned 3.1; and first baseman Jesus Aguilar, who earned 2.5. One-time MVP Ryan Braun was now average, but with several below-average players in the lineup, the Brewers could easily improve. On the mound, two slightly above-average starters, Jhoulys Chacin and Wade Miley, and relievers Jeremy Jeffress and Josh Hader were their only superior pitchers. They did well to force the Dodgers to a seventh game in the NLCS before bowing.
The Brewers edged out the Cubs for first place in an extra game. Despite excellent fielding, the Cubs' lineup continued its decline from +22 WAA in 2016 to +13 WAA in 2017, to +11 this year, +6 of it in the field. Two extraordinarily versatile players, Javier Baez and Ben Zobrist, led the lineup with 3.5 and 2.3 WAA, followed by Anthony Rizzo with 2.1 and Kris Bryant, who missed more than 1/3 of the season with 1.3. Jason Heyward was only average thanks to his fielding, and shortstop Anthony Rizzo cost the team -1.1 WAA. Starting pitchers Kyle Hendricks, Jon Lester and late-season pickup Cole Hamels earned about 1 WAA each, but the staff overall had just +1 WAA. The Cubs lost the wild card game to the very fortunate Colorado Rockies, who won 91 games with the help of 6 full games of Pythagorean luck.
The 90-72 Atlanta Braves were the weakest of the four division winners, with a +8 lineup and +4 pitching staff. The lineup featured superstar first baseman Freddie Freeman (4.2 WAA) and stars outfielder Ronald Acuna (2.3) and very promising second baseman Ozzie Albies (2.2). Every other member of the lineup was at least average. With the exception of ace Mike Foltynewicz (2.3 WAA) and starter Annibal Sanchez (1.8), every pitcher on the Braves' staff was average. They won one game against the Dodgers in the NLCS
General Observations and Great Player Updates
The general shortage of superstar performances continued, as the two leagues had a total of only 16--a little more than one for every two teams--compared to 18 in 2017 Mookie Betts comfortably bested Mike Trout as the AL MVP with a remarkable 8.1 WAA, the highest total since Albert Pujols in 2004 and thus the best single season by a member of the Millennial generation. Among the pitchers, Chris Sale and Blake Snell of Tampa Bay posted identical 4.7 WAA seasons, the only superstar performances by AL moundsmen. The two most valuable NL players were pitchers Jacob de Grom of the Mets (6.6 WAA) and Aaron Nola of the Phillies (6.0), while Christian Yelich topped league hitters with 5.9. Only the Red Sox, with Betts, Martinez and Sale, had more than one superstar.
Generation X did not come close to adding another superstar performance in 2018, suggesting that David Ortiz's 4.2 WAA in 2016 marked the close of their era of greatness. Older Millennials such as Josh Donaldson, Miguel Cabrera, and Joey Votto also fell far below that level, although Cabrera and Votto have already done more than enough to secure a plaque in Cooperstown. Robinson Cano's career took an untoward turn when he failed a drug test and was suspended for a good deal of the season. Mike Trout's 6.5 WAA gave him 7 consecutive superstar seasons, one shy of Ted Williams' record of 8 such seasons in his first 8 years. He is still only 26 and looks a very good bet to reach double digits. And Max Scherzer's 5.4 WAA tied him with Clayton Kershaw for five superstar seasons, nearly ensuring that he, too, will wind up in Cooperstown. Mookie Betts's remarkable season was only his second over 4 WAA but he will be only 26 next year and looks headed for a Hall of Fame Career.
Here is the current table of Millennials of 4 or more seasons of 4 WAA:
Seasons over 4 WAA
Best Season,
5.5(2013)
See you next year! Comments welcome.
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Welcoming Our Newest instructor - Carlee Pollard!
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Carlee was inspired to become a part of the treatment industry, in part, by her father, who has spent over 40 years of his career in the field. Her brother also works for a detox center in Southern California.
Carlee also takes a keen interest in health and fitness. She is an NASM certified personal trainer, fitness nutrition specialist, and CrossFit coach.
Carlee is currently teaching her first CBHT class and we look forward to having you meet her at an upcoming Certified Behavioral Health Technician weekend session in our classroom.


Welcome to Episode 42 of the YarnderWoman Podcast - recorded on Friday 15 April 2016, in Perth, Western Australia.
We have a shorter episode today, so some of the usual segments are absent; but there is still plenty of knitting!
The Slow Home Podcast - I've been binge listening about tips and ideas and hearing other people's experiences for simplifying one's life.


Griffin Pepper, who teaches Government/Civics and AP Government, asked the students to list activists they had already heard of. Their responses reflect the good work they've been doing all year to learn outside the textbook.
One student went into detail about the story of Jimmie Lee Jackson, and how his death highlighted the fight for voting rights.
Pepper then led his students through a discussion of terms such as strike, boycott, and community grassroots organizing. Students defined the differences between the terms and came up with examples of each.
In the debrief of the lesson, students listed people they wanted to learn more about, including: Bob Moses, Linda Sarsour, Paul Robeson, Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, Winona LaDuke, and Bayard Rustin.


We all live busy lives, we eat a bunch of junk food, sit at the desk for too many hours, but the good thing is that it seems that people realize the benefits of the regular workout. On the other hand, let's face it, we don't always have the time and the strength to go to the gym and make our workout session as intense as it should be. But what if we could do it the other way?
No, you don't have to walk, run for hours or something, this is much easier. Swimming exercises are the key! Just think about it, when you are in the pool or at a spa, you feel relaxed, you have more energy, and even if you swim for hours, you won't take notice because it's much more comfortable than running for several miles. It's the most satisfying way to activate all your muscles at the same time.
Calorie Burn – This is the best way to burn calories without even making a significant effort. The more calories you burn more fat is turning into a muscle, and you will start losing weight quickly.
Resistance – Water creates natural strength, and you can get more benefits from working out in the pool than jogging, or from a street workout. It is like having natural weights all the time.
Low-Impact – The most crucial benefit of aquatic exercise is that it's easy on your joints. These are the most common exercises recommended for recovering from injuries, or for those who have problems with chronic pain. It's important to mention that it can also lower risk of injury.
Working out at swim spas – A home spa is the best gym you can have. It can make a big difference to maintain your whole-body training programme with no special equipment used.
It's a piece of cake! Isn't it?
You have heard of HIIT, right? It stands for "High-intensity interval training", and you can do it while swimming. The purpose of this training is to burn fat and to improve endurance. It a brief burst of intense activity followed by a shorter period of rest. This way of exercising is an excellent cardio, and it can burn a lot of calories. Instead of exercising in a community pool or paying an expensive spa membership you can do it in your personal swim spa. It's the best way to feel relaxed and comfortable enough to make results visible quickly.
If you are not the runner on the road, you might be the person to try jogging in the water. It's so much fun and it is considered to be a rehab for most of their runners. You have all the cardio your body needs, your joints won't feel harmed, and you have to admit, it feels like playing in the pool. You can increase the intensity of this kind of workout if you hold aquatic dumbbells in each hand.
Stand up in the water and make a cross-country ski move, like you do one in the gym. Do this down the length of the pool or spa, and to make it more effective grab two towels and hold them in your hands to form a resistance while you move through the water. This exercise can do wonders for your arms, especially biceps, and you don't need weights at all!
It may seem like a beginners exercise, but don't get fooled you can activate the whole bunch of muscles while you do it. You grab a kickboard with arms outstretched and hold it in front of you while you kick your feet. A great trick for this exercise is to imagine that your kickboard is pulling you all the way. Do this in several sets, and you will feel your abdominals stretching immediately.
Lean back against the edge of the pool and put your arms behind your back, holding onto it. Your fingertips should be facing forward. Put one leg straight and in front of you, and the other should be bent in the knee against the wall. Pull your whole body up with your hands supporting yourself with your bent leg. Deck Dip is the exercise that will target your abs, triceps, and obliques.
Eat. Sleep. Swim. Repeat. Get jacked. That's it!


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Alinghi In Pole Position As Extreme Sailing Series Showdown Begins
Iconic statue, Christ the Redeemer, watches over as the fleet of Extreme 40s fly off the start line
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Extreme Sailing Series - Act 8
The final showdown of the 2012 Extreme Sailing Series? has begun in Rio de Janeiro under the gaze of the world famous statue of Christ the Redeemer on a race course that is quickly earning itself a reputation as one of the most beautiful the Extreme 40s have ever sailed on.
Alinghi were the undisputed stars of the show on the opening day and two race wins for the Swiss America's Cup winners sees them top of the leaderboard at the end of day one and in a podium position for the first time this year.
Six races were sailed in glamour sailing conditions - 12 knots of breeze with gusts of 15, and a brilliant Brazilian sunshine. A reaching start saw the teams power off the line for a short sprint to the first mark providing the spectators on the cable cars at the top of Sugar Loaf mountain with a real spectacle. Pierre-Yves Jorand, the man in charge of Alinghi in Rio commented on their performance. "We had a good day the first day and were lucky enough to make some big gains in races two and three at the top mark which worked in our favour. We tried to take it easier and sail a smart way - not complicate things, take an easy approach and at the end it paid off".
It wasn't all plain sailing and there was a damage delay after almost every race - the worst of which came after a collision in race five at the first mark between Oman Air and Red Bull Sailing Team with the Austrians careering into the back of the Omani team as they fought for space. Down but not out, both teams made quick fixes on the water to complete the final race of the day (Oman Air to their stern, Red Bull Sailing Team to their bow), but it was not the start either team were hoping for with the Series podium beckoning. Tonight will be a long night of crucial repairs for the shore teams as a despondent Larson explained, "It's the third transom repair for Oman Air this year (Alinghi clipped it in training one time, The Wave, Muscat's in Nice), but this is probably the worst. These guys (shore crew) are experienced at this and by 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning they will have it done. Tomorrow is another day - chin up, keep going. We are still in the hunt." Both teams will be given a time penalty at the start of tomorrow's first race for failing to avoid the collision.
The teams are understandably looking ahead to Sunday night when the 2012 Series champion will be crowned. Current Series leader Leigh McMillan on The Wave, Muscat is sitting pretty in second place, while surprisingly none of his biggest rivals have managed a top three position after day one. But as seen many times before, the leaderboard could take on a very different shape on the second day, which McMillan is all too aware of, "Today was a solid start. We didn't get off the line well but had good recovery which has been our saving grace this season. So we are in a good position but the main rivals will be back and we will be looking out for them tomorrow."
SAP Extreme Sailing Team, who yesterday officially announced a three year technology partnership with the Series, finished the day on a high with two consecutive race wins, including a spectacular win in race five which saw them finish 400metres ahead of the rest of the fleet on the 4,000 metre course. Co-Skipper Jes Gram-Hansen said after racing, "We had a tough start to the day and found ourselves sailing into trouble on the downwind leg. Every race is a new race, and in the end we pulled it together and are really happy with the wins and hope to stay in contention for the podium. It was about getting clean air today and we were luck to get a break, all the teams struggled at times in the tough conditions."
Brazilian national Olympic legend Torben Grael made his Extreme 40 debut today as the man in charge of wildcard entry Team Brasil and showed his medal winning pedigree leading his team to a second place finish in race four - no mean feat against a fleet that has been locked in irons against each other over the last 11 months of global touring. Erik Maris and his French team ZouLou had their strongest day of the Series, finishing the day in third place, joining Alinghi in a podium position for the first time this year.
Friday will see racing start at 17:00 CET (14:00 local time). Catch all the action on the official event website http://www.extremesailingseries.com
Extreme Sailing Series 2012 Act 8, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil standings after Day 1, 6 races (06.12.12)
Position / Team / Points
1. Alinghi (SUI), Pierre-Yves Jorand 38 points
2. The Wave, Muscat (OMA), Leigh McMillan 38 points
3. ZouLou (FRA), Erik Maris 35 points
4. Oman Air (OMA), Morgan Larson 31 points
5. Red Bull Sailing Team (AUT), Roman Hagara 31 points
6. SAP Extreme Sailing Team (DEN), Jes Gram-Hansen 30 points
7. Groupe Edmond de Rothschild (FRA), Pierre Pennec 29 points
8. Team Brasil (BRA), Torben Grael 19 points
9. GAC Pindar (GBR), Andrew Walsh 19 points


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It being my favorite day of the week, with lots of work to be done, and tonight, a fire to be made, sat in front of, enjoyed.
Yes, it's cold enough for an indoor fire again.
Poet Adrienne Rich died this week. There was not a great deal of news coverage, but she was an important figure in the the world of contemporary poetry.
April is National Poetry Month. I have taken a huge leap of faith and signed up for NaPoWriMo, which is basically a commitment to write a poem a day for the entire month. This should be interesting. I will be posting the poems over at mrs. mediocrity.
I'm so glad it's Friday. Now, I had better go and get all this work done so I can relax tonight.
I think the color of this flower is a poem all in itself, don't you?
Wishing you a weekend filled with loveliness.
I do love a good thunderstorm. Enjoy the fire, darling.
it is a poem and a smile.
definitely a poem and also joy. the kind that makes you light up from inside and smile.
A poem a day is quite the undertaking. Looking forward to reading them. Have a great weekend.


Born in New Zealand and based in Australia, Grayson Cooke is an interdisciplinary scholar and media artist, Senior Lecturer in the School of Arts and Social Sciences at Southern Cross University. Grayson has presented media art and live audio-visual performance works in Australia and internationally, and he has exhibited and performed in major international festivals such as the Japan Media Arts Festival, NeMaf in Seoul, VIDEOFORMES in France, and the FILE Festival in Sao Paulo. As a scholar he has published 20+ articles in academic journals. He is also an associate editor for the online peer-reviewed journal "Transformations." He holds an interdisciplinary PhD from Concordia University in Montreal.


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Q: Preventing Thread Specific Data From Being Overwritten C I am trying to create a simple chat program in C. For each client, I am creating a new thread so the server can handle communicating with multiple users at once. I am storing each user data in a stucture as follows:
struct User                     /*structure to handle all clients*/
{
    int port;
    char username[10];
    struct User*connected;
    struct User*next;
};

In the main thread, I create a new thread and pass in the structure for the user:
 pthread_create(&thr,NULL,server,(void*)&args);

This is done for each user.
Now, when each new thread is created, i copy the user structure from the arguments to be used in the thread.
   void *server(void * arguments)
    {
          struct User*cur_user = arguments;
    }

This works fine for the first user, however, when a new user joins, the information from the arguments is overwritten.
I understand that threads share data in a program. However, is there a way I can copy the arguments and same them to a local variable in the thread so they are only thread scope? In other words, how can I use the cur_uservariable within the thread without having other threads modify its contents?
EDIT:
I tried to copy the memory but I am not having much luck:
struct User args;
        struct User*new_arg = malloc(sizeof(struct *new_arg));
        memcpy(new_arg, *args, sizeof(new_arg))

Is something wrong with my malloc?

A: A pointer is just a pointer. You're giving each thread a pointer to the same args structure. So they each have their own pointer but they all point to the same thing. Since they all then access the arguments through their pointer, they all access the same arguments.
You need to actually give each one of them their own structure, not just their own pointer to the same structure. Allocate a new structure with malloc(), fill it in, and hand it to the server/thread (which needs to free() it before it dies.)

A: If you can stomach gcc-specific solutions, consider the __thread storage class.
Otherwise, consider using pthread_key_create()/pthread_get_specific()+pthread_set_specific() .

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Jennifer Bernard Hatfield's work has taken a winding path that has come full circle and intesected itself at numerous points along the way. Presently, Jennifers work deals with simple forms that provide a canvas for rich surfaces. The vessels are playful yet provocative. Bold images beckon viewers to further investigate sumptuous exteriors. This body of work celebrates the union of the many artistic endeavors Jennifer has experienced. The pieces are made from red earthenware and decorated with terra-sigilattas.


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Q: Parse uint to positive long and have a 1 to 1 matching Is there a safe way to parse Uint numbers into positive Long numbers and have a one to one matching between that uint and the long number??

A: uint i = 0;
long o = Convert.ToInt64(i);

or
uint i = 0;
long o = (long)i;


Without any job experience, why should we hire you?
This question offers you a clear opportunity to sell yourself! Think about your strengths and qualities that make you an excellent candidate. Confidence is vital when answering this question. Just because you don't have any work experience doesn't mean you're not the best person for the job. You have character traits that others may not. You have skills you may have learned from school that could be extremely helpful for this role.
If you feel unsure about the qualities that set you apart from others, then consider taking a free and in-depth personality test like on from 16Personalities.com. You can gather a considerable amount of personality and character related keywords that will make you stand out to an employer.
"You should hire me because of my advanced tech capabilities. I am self-taught in all of the popular industry-related applications and am currently learning about cloud computing. I am a self-starter who will benefit your company in many ways, including less time training me since I have already started training myself!"
"I am the top candidate for you because of my natural ability to take the lead. I am a coach at heart. Through University I was the captain of my football team while also volunteering as an assistant coach for the local high school's football team. I look forward to showing you my leadership capabilities."
"I am an ideas machine! Social media, advertising, and print marketing are all areas of extreme interest for me. To prepare for my start in the workforce, I have been tuning into a variety of marketing related podcasts but major influencers in marketing today. My knowledge may not be from on-the-job experience, but I can assure you that it is vast."
"I realize that a job in retail will be challenging and that sometimes the public is not the easiest. I am, however, very thick-skinned and able to make quick connections with even the most challenging of personalities. I did a lot of traveling after high school which also opened me up to many new experiences and cultures, making me an excellent conversationalist, a much-needed skill in a retail sales job."
"I am passionate, a quick learner, and eager to prove myself. I love to think on my feet, problem-solve, and exceed expectations. I've proven this with my 3.8 GPA, maintaining a full-time job, and working for the school newspaper all at the same time. I always rise to the occasion and thrive under pressure. I will bring this tenacity with me to help your business excel. I look forward to proving my worth and exceeding your expectations at every turn."
"As a recent graduate with my Bachelor's in Education, and having now completed my practicum, I have come to a strong understanding of myself and what drives me to be an excellent teacher. I know that I am a natural encourager, and will do what it takes to make sure that no student falls behind in my classroom. Also, with my recent education, I bring fresh and unique approaches that I look forward to sharing with you."
1. When have you had to make a split second decision? How do you react under unexpected pressure?
2. Considering your background is in an industry different from ours, what skills and characteristics do you have that qualify you for this position in this industry?
3. Do you demonstrate leadership qualities even when you are not in a leadership role?
4. When have you had to shift your priorities in response to sudden changes?
5. Why is this job right for you at this time in your career?


Built in 1883, the Victorian Grand Opera House is still in operation and has a few haunts in residence. One is believed to be Percy Keene, a longtime employee here (from 1895 to 1967). He has shown up as a smiling ghost wearing shiny round glasses. Mysterious footsteps have been heard around the building, and apparitions have turned up in theater seats right next to living theatergoers. A ghost dog is said to call the place home as well.
When I was in high school in 1995 -1998 I performed at the Grand Opera House in school musicals for 3 yrs and during one year while there for a rehearsal, me and some other students where in the lower seats while others where in the basement area with our music teacher. About 5 of us saw a man with a dog, both see through forms, walk across the stage from left to right. He was wearing a hat but I can't remember what type. All of us look twice, then to each other, then back to the stage. They were gone. And silently but quickly we ran to the basement.
Overall, I believe the ghosts of the Grand to be pretty friendly and would love to go back there some day to investigate again.
Would you be able to answer a few questions about your investigation? I'm doing a project for school.
For most of my life, my family has celebrated Christmas there! We rent out the Opera House and celebrate Christmas. We also always take a tour. While on the tour my sister saw the ghost dog, my cousin and his uncle saw a couple of mannequins move on their own. There is also a reported ghost light. The light is off all of the time unless a human mass is near it. It turns on a lot while no one is in the auditorium. We stopped renting the place out due to most of the family moving away.
I grew up around the Grand when it was a movie theater.. I frequently stayed in the upstairs apartment with the then manager, Mary Vetter. My brother worked at the Grand for years prior and Mary was like family. Mary would let me 'play' on stage where I would sing and dance. The rest of the time I could explore. My time at the Grand was from about 1957 till 1967.
I worked behind the candy counter from about the age 9 till 15.
Growing up there I knew Percy Keene. He was a very nice man and we would frequently share a soda when he would be sitting at the back stage door on a folding wooden chair. He worked when the theater would host local plays. I would love to try and see him again with his baseball cap and silver glasses. He always had a smile and twinkling eyes!
In one of the basement dressing rooms there was always a very ominous feeling, and several times I saw a dark shadow figure in that room. I would always run by that room. I had full run of the theater and never sensed or saw a dog; wondering if the construction brought the dog back.
It was a wonderful place to play as a young girl.
There used to be a secret door from the upstairs apartment to the balcony which I thought was really cool. So you could go from Mary's office to the balcony right next to the projection booth.
You could also go through the apartment and exit on the balcony landing. There was a door in the basement in the woman's rest room where you could walk below the entire auditorium and enter the backstage area. Loved my time at the Grand!!


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Carers in Crisis: 'The benefits of residential care have been immeasurable'
How service has improved life for family of 13-year-old boy with Down syndrome
Rosita Boland
Aisling and Kevin Davenport are the parents of three children – two sons and a daughter. Their eldest child, Tommy, is now 13. He was born with Down syndrome and, at four, was diagnosed with autism.
"We had been living in Meath," Aisling says by phone, "and we decided to move to Dublin, so that services for Tommy would be co-ordinated. When we moved, our social worker at the time said that residential care would be needed for Tommy once he hit puberty so, from early on, that was what we were looking for."
Tommy also has insomnia, which means that for roughly every second night, he would not fall asleep until midnight, and then be awake at 3am.
"As he got older, he became more of a danger to himself, and because he had no sense of danger, he couldn't be left alone. One of us had to get up to be with him." Aisling explains.
On November 19th, The Irish Times published an interview by this reporter with Johanne and Alan Powell, a couple in their 60s facing retirement, who are still caring for their profoundly disabled daughter, Siobhan.
Since the interview appeared, The Irish Times has been contacted by several other parents of disabled children, including the Davenports.
Crisis after crisis
On their move to Dublin, Tommy was connected into the St Michael's House services.
"When we started with St Michael's House, we hit crisis after crisis. He self-injured a lot. He'd pinch his face with his nails so hard he'd draw blood. He still has marks from doing that. Or he'd bang his head against hard surfaces. He has permanent scarring on his forehead from that."
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Kevin Davenport's work regularly took him out of the country, so Aisling frequently was the sole carer for their young family.
"We all became further and further exhausted and stressed. Even making dinner was a chore. There was an impact on the younger children.
"Getting up so many nights was absolutely exhausting. I was always over-tired. Even going out in the car in the mornings, I'd be worried about safety, due to lack of sleep. And carers can't ever be sick. That's not an option."
They did receive some respite for Tommy once they moved to Dublin, but it was never clear when respite would become available.
"Services are so patchy and inconsistent, that it makes it so hard to plan anything."
Aisling recalls the efforts involved to attend a family wedding.
"It took four of my friends doing shifts between them to cover the day. Even organising the logistics of that alone meant by the time I actually left the house, I was already exhausted."
As Tommy got older, as the social workers had predicted, his behaviour became more difficult to manage.
"He was bigger and stronger, and pushing us out of the way. He was less easy to look after in a physical way. He has a lot of sensory reactions and, when he's exhausted from lack of sleep, he might hit out."
In July of last year, the Davenports received a residential place for Tommy at St Catherine's Association in Co Wicklow.
"The benefits for all of us have been immeasurable. With all the additional care Tommy is getting, there has been a huge improvement in him. It has been a revelation.
"His care is very inclusive of us; we have him home overnight twice a month, and we see him a minimum of twice a week. We can go and see him whenever we like."
As regards family life now, she says: "It took a long time to get our sleep patterns back, but now we have so many more opportunities to do things as a family – to be spontaneous – and my husband and I are a lot less anxious."
Aisling Davenport does not like to dwell on what their family life would be like now, had Tommy not received his residential placement.
"We know how lucky we are," she says, "and we know how many other families are looking for placements. The conversation needs to be had about how carers in Ireland can be supported better."
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Relmada Therapeutics Stock Soars on Phase 2 Depression Study Results
Source: Streetwise Reports牋(10/15/19)
Shares of Relmada Therapeutics have traded wildly today after it announced Phase 2 results for its anti-depressant drug dextromethadone. The firm's shares have traded 100�0% higher today and the stock was halted several times trading due to extreme price volatility.
Early this morning, Relmada Therapeutics Inc. (RLMD:NASDAQ), a clinical-stage company developing novel therapies for the treatment of central nervous system (CNS) diseases, reported top-line data from REL-1017-202, a double-blind, placebo-controlled Phase 2 clinical study evaluating the safety, tolerability and efficacy of two doses of REL-1017 (dextromethadone), 25 mg once a day and 50 mg once a day, as an adjunctive treatment in patients with treatment resistant depression.
The firm reported that the Phase 2 study measured 62 adult subjects with major depressive disorder (MDD) who did not respond to one to three courses of antidepressant treatment in their current episode. The key findings of the trial were that "subjects in both the REL-1017 25 mg and 50 mg treatment groups experienced statistically significant improvement of their depression compared to subjects in the placebo group on all efficacy measures, including: the Montgomery-Asberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS); the Clinical Global Impression-Severity (CGI-S) scale; the Clinical Global Impression-Improvement (CGI-I) scale; and the Symptoms of Depression Questionnaire (SDQ)." The company advised that the study also confirmed the favorable safety and tolerability profile of REL-1017 as was also observed in the Phase 1 studies.
Dr. Ottavio Vitolo, Relmada's head of R&D and chief medical officer, commented, "We are very pleased to announce these highly compelling results...This is the first clinical evidence that REL-1017 exerts a rapid and robust antidepressant effect, which continues even after treatment discontinuation. These findings replicate what was previously observed in animal studies and support a potentially neurotrophic effect of REL-1017. We would like to thank the participating investigators, our collaborators at Syneos Health and our colleagues at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Clinical Trials Network and Institute, whose contribution was critical to controlling the placebo response. We look forward to continuing the development of REL-1017 with the goal of bringing a new effective treatment to the millions of patients suffering from depression."
Regarding the study, Maurizio Fava, M.D., chief of the Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, added, "The results of this Phase 2 study demonstrate a solid and rapid antidepressant effect and overall favorable tolerability and safety profile of REL-1017...Ultimately, the goal is to improve the lives of individuals with serious depression who have not responded to standard therapies. These data suggest that REL-1017 could offer a treatment option to such patients, and I am hopeful that the results of ongoing studies will continue to show great promise."
Relmada's CEO Sergio Traversa also noted, "We are delighted to report these data that we believe represent a critical step forward in the effort to bring a new and potentially treatment paradigm changing option to patients who suffer from major depression...These results confirm for the first time in severely depressed patients that REL-1017 is showing rapid, statistically and clinically meaningful antidepressant activity, in conjunction with a favorable tolerability and safety profile, and a simple oral administration regime. We look forward to discussing with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration the next steps to enable us to rapidly advance the clinical development of this important clinical program."
The company explains in the report that it is developing dextromethadone (REL 1017) as a rapidly acting oral agent for the treatment of depression, and that dextromethadone works as an NMDA receptor antagonist and on the same binding site as ketamine, but has shown no ketamine psychotomimetics side effects. The firm further claims that dextromethadone is fundamentally differentiated from all currently FDA-approved antidepressants, as well as all atypical antipsychotics used adjunctively. The firm indicated that the U.S. FDA granted Fast Track designation for dextromethadone for the adjunctive treatment of major depressive disorder in April 2017.
Relmada Therapeutics states that it is a clinical-stage, biotechnology company "developing novel medicines that potentially address areas of high unmet medical need" in the treatment of depression, central nervous system (CNS) diseases and ophthalmological disorders. The company's diversified portfolio of products at various stages of development include its lead program, dextromethadone (REL-1017), an N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonist as a rapid-acting oral treatment for depression. The firm advises that NMDA receptor antagonists may have potential in the treatment of a range of psychiatric and neurological disorders associated with a variety of cognitive, neurological and behavioral symptoms.
Relmada Therapeutics began the day with a market capitalization of about $110.8 million with approximately 9.894 million shares outstanding. RLMD shares opened much higher today at $32.10 (+$20.9048, +186.733%) over yesterday's $11.1952 closing price. The stock has traded wildly today between $18.67 and $36.00/share and closed at $26.20 (+$15.00, +134.03%).
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Cerecor Shares Rise 13% on Sale of Pediatric Portfolio for $32 Million
Source: Streetwise Reports (10/14/2019)
Shares of Cerecor Inc. traded higher after reporting that it will sell its pediatric portfolio to Aytu BioScience for $32 million in a combination cash and stock deal.
Technical Analyst Expects Health Technologies Firm to Break Higher
Source: Clive Maund for Streetwise Reports (10/14/2019)
Technical analyst Clive Maund outlines the reasons this stock might break higher.
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Technical analyst Clive Maund believes this stock could gain traction soon.
Reata Pharma Shares Trading Higher After Reacquiring U.S. and Worldwide Licensing Rights
Shares of Reata Pharmaceuticals traded 12% higher after the firm announced it had reacquired all licensing rights in the U.S. for bardoxolone methyl and worldwide rights for omaveloxolone and other next-generation Nrf2 activators from AbbVie.
Ra Pharmaceuticals Shares Up 100% Following $2.1 Billion Takeover Bid
Shares of Ra Pharmaceuticals doubled after the firm announced that it will be acquired by Belgian firm UCB for $48 per share in an all cash deal.
Coverage Initiated on U.S.-Based Precision Therapy Developer
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Akcea Therapeutics Inks Worldwide Licensing Deal with Pfizer for Investigative Antisense Therapy, Shares Up 30%
Akcea Therapeutics' shares rose 30% on news that it has entered into a worldwide exclusive licensing agreement with Pfizer for AKCEA-ANGPTL3-LRx used in the treatment of patients with cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.
PDS Biotech Collaborating with Merck in Phase 2 Cancer Trial
PDS Biotechnology Corp. shares traded 38% higher after reporting that it will enter into a clinical collaboration with Merck pairing the firm's PDS0101 with KEYTRUDA for patients with recurrent or metastatic head and neck cancer and high-risk HPV16 infection.
Dova Pharma Shares Rise 38% on Swedish Firm Takeover Offer
Shares of Dova Pharmaceuticals rose 38% on news that the firm will be acquired by Swedish Orphan Biovitrum. The deal is reportedly valued at $915 million or $29/share.
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Striving to connect the realms of micro and macro, representation and abstraction, Annika Romeyn draws inspiration from rock formations as markers of elemental power and dynamism. Annika lives in Canberra, Australia and creates her work at the Australian National Capital Artists studios and Megalo Print Studio. Annika completed Honours (First Class) in Printmedia and Drawing at the Australian National University (2010). Annika has received awards including the Embassy of Spain Torres Travelling Scholarship (2010), The Read More Port Jackson Press Graduate Printmaking Award (2011), Australia Council for the Arts ArtStart Grant (2012) and the Flinders Lane Gallery Exploration Award (2014). Annika is represented by Flinders Lane Gallery, Melbourne.