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Q: I am not able to create Navigation Drawer activity for my application enter image description hereWhen I Right click on app > new > activity > navigation drawer activity, nothing happens! it just creates a xml file in menu directory. i tried deleting android studio and user preferences files and reinstalling it, but still having the same problem.
When i try to create Navigation Drawer Activity by name "HomeActivity" following above steps. it just creates a xml file in menu directory and ".HomeActivity" in AndroidManifest.xml file( which gives error).
But HomeActivity.java and activity_home.xml and other fragment and navigation activity is not creating.
i have attached my AndroidManifest.xml code.
Note:- i am currently using AndroidStudio 4.0 version and Java 8 jdk.

A: I've been working with Android Studio 3.6.3 and everything worked fine for me. Try to download it and test if the problem persists.
https://redirector.gvt1.com/edgedl/android/studio/install/3.6.3.0/android-studio-ide-192.6392135-windows.exe
The link looks weird, but it's the official one (from Android Studio's website).
Hope it works!

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The charges of racism stem from the unflattering manner in which Pinguín and his mother are rendered, as classic darky iconography. The form has its roots in blackface and the American minstrel show tradition, with Memín and his mother depicted as stereotypes: the *****ninny and the mammy, respectively. Early Mexican comic artists adopted this common mode of depicting people of African descent, which had become commonplace around the world. The dress and attitudes of Memín's mother are a caricature of Afro-Cuban women of the time.
of course not my friend why would I?
I used to work with a 'moreno' from Nayarit, Mx------and, his last name is Moreno!
Too; some of the 'bad' words SOB like Naco, Az. and Indio, Ca. are names of small towns here in the USA.
One, for e.g., was when I wrote a piece titled "Remember The Alarmo". The piece was promptly locked up by paddle lock after a few threads and the key melted.
Yeah I've noticed too, especially in the 70s or 80s. I have heard many people point out how Detroit is portrayed as a mostly white city in Robocop and Beverly Hills Cop. But I think movies now are more balanced in terms of showing people of all races as both good guys and criminals which reflects reality more. However some things are still taboo. Actually, outside of "24" there are very few shows of movies willing to show Islamic terrorists in teh post 9-11 world. Most films where America fights Middle Eastern villains were made prior to 9-11 like True Lies or Executive Decision.
I deicded to do something new and make up a season of 24 with Mexican reconquistadores and leftists and illegal secessionists as villains and I guess that was too much. But it IS a villain nobody's ever used before.
Hmmmm, even on this forum?
Actually with the Alamo and the Texas Revolution/Mexican War, Mexico DID start that war. After San Jacinto, Santa Ana signed a treaty with Sam Houston saying the border between Texas and Mexico was the Rio Grande but then he unilaterally changed it to the Rio Bravo.
When Texas joined the Union, its original border should still stand and remember Santa Ana AGREED it was the Rio Grande. So technically the Mexican War started when Santa Ana sent his soldiers onto U.S. soil.
And; Mexico was under French control ca. 1867 so they have not been continuously independent since 1821.
some things are still taboo. Actually, outside of "24" there are very few shows of movies willing to show Islamic terrorists in teh post 9-11 world. Most films where America fights Middle Eastern villains were made prior to 9-11 like True Lies or Executive Decision. that was too much. But it IS a villain nobody's ever used before.


16x9 has introduced the EX 0.75 Aspheric Wide Converter for Sony's PMW-EX1 and EX3 camcorders — a wide converter that brings the benefits of aspheric technology to DV and HDV cameras.
The EX 0.75X provides a 25 percent greater angle of view while maintaining full zoom capability. It has an aspheric lens element to more effectively reduce geometric distortion and chromatic aberrations and improve off-axis wide angle performance.
Use of the aspheric lens surface allows the other elements of the converter to be smaller and lighter. Without it, the aspheric elements would have to be larger to achieve the same level of performance. This helps keep the unit's size and weight at a minimum, making it especially well-suited for handheld work.
The EX 0.75X contains a total of four multicoated optical glass elements — including the aspheric lens — that combine to yield clean and vivid, HD images. This lightweight, compact optical accessory attaches securely to the front of the EX1 and EX3 via a convenient bayonet mount. Installation and removal is quick and easy.
For more information, visit www.16x9inc.com.
The EX 0.7X attaches to the 62mm threads on the front of the camcorder's 3.9mm-78mm lens for 30 percent more wide-angle coverage.
Featuring a two-element design, the compact, lightweight EXII 0.8X converter increases wide-angle coverage by 20 percent.
The new converter comes in a variety of threaded mounts that fit a variety of popular HD and HDV cameras.


In this, Lena Horne's centennial year, jazz and blues vocalist Vivian Reed paid a loving and admiration-filled tribute to Horne the vocalist, great beauty, activist, and to her inspirational life story. Reed's voice is an amazing instrument with astounding power and range, but is never shrill. The show cleverly weaves songs Horne sang into a biographical story. Reed, like Horne, started her professional career as a dancer, and her marvelously kinetic movement on stage enhances her performance. She is backed by a quartet led by musical director William Foster McDaniel on piano. The arrangements are by Ms. Reed, which allowed her to put her own take on them.


If your Team has qualified for the Championships at your Zone Competition please read the information below carefully, many congratulations!
Zone Games will be played for the Runners Up Competition, Intermediate Competition, Junior and Pairs Championships, please see the Mounted Games Rule Book.
Vaccinations must be up to date and must accompany you to the Championships, checks will be done before you are allowed to compete.
Camping is strictly in the lorry park only. The penning is strictly in the area provided. Please take your own fencing equipment, water will be available and gates must be secured at all times.
Please bring this with you on the day correctly completed. All Team Trainers are reminded that in races where a fifth Member is required, that Member must be eligible under the general rules of entry. If no fifth Member is declared then the team will NOT be eligible to compete in any race requiring five Members. It is recommended that a 6th Member is declared.
Inspection is carried out in Branch alphabetical order.
Times will be available here shortly.
Teams will be required to wear their own bibs. In the event of colours being the same the Chief Steward will decide which team will change colours.
Well done to all the teams that have competed at the 2017 Mounted Games Championships.
Well done to all the teams that have competed at the 2016 Mounted Games Championships.
Well done to all the teams that have competed at the 2015 Mounted Games Championships.


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Q: Database Modeling an Email List and Report Types I'm having a huge problem in modeling this problem. I'm writing a exam taking application (in MS-Access, but this isn't really relevant) and there are a few reports that need to be sent out.
The first report is sent out automatically after a person completes an exam. The second report is sent out every 2 weeks (or whatever they want to set it to).
The content of these reports contain exam information. Based on the exam type, certain people need to be emailed. Also, based on the frequency (per exam or per 2 weeks) there needs to be a differentiation as well.
I have some real reservations about how I'm setting this up. I really don't know if this is correct or not and it'll be a huge amount of work if the database schema isn't set up correctly.
The proposed schema is below:
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What do you guys think? I'm afraid that the way the frequency is set up that it won't describe fully the data and I'll have to hack together tons of IF statements within Access to accomodate (something I'm trying to avoid, unlike the previous program that is being replaced by this).

A: Well, this may be a start.

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*A Test is an action of an Employee taking an Exam. An employee may take an exam several times.

*An Exam is of a certain ExamType.

*A person receiving the email (Recipient) is an employee too.

*Each Recipient can schedule (EmailSchedule) a different email (Template) for each ExamType at a specified Frequency.

*According to the EmailSchedule, emails are queued into the EmailQueue for each Test.

A: Are employees taking the exams?  I think you're missing at least one relationship between employees and exams (employeeExam, where you'd store things like dateExamTaken and score, and maybe a flag like resultsSent)
It might help to also include a mailSent table for auditing and debugging purposes.


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It is candid, muscular, and attention-screamer. It is the 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback.
Surely, there are quite no words that can perfectly describe this ride. It is the product of long line of innovations and meticulous modifications from its makers. The year 1965 was a 360-degree turn around for this car.
It was the decade when the Mustang took a new face. The biggest buzz was created when the company has introduced the new fastback model which, by the way, was the basis of the structure of Carroll Shelby's GT350 model. The most impressive alteration was seen under the hood. A 120-horsepower 6-cylinder engine with 200 cid took over the old 6-cylinder engine with merely 170-cid.
And the enhancements were unstoppable: the 289-2V V8 with 200 horsepower has replaced the 260-2V; then this 289-2V was later upgraded to 228 horsepower. The 289-4V that sprung soon after remains unfazed until this day.
This is how drivers know the 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback at present: a car with an alternator instead of a generator, a relocated oil filler, a maximum power steering pump and an impressive reservoir. The gas cap has a wire retaining ring; the horns were smaller and at an unconventional placement; and the interior carpet is extended to the sides of the rocker panel.
But there is more to the specs of this ride that can make every car enthusiast a run for the road.
The 1965 Ford Mustang takes three different bodies: the hardtop, the convertible and the fastback. All three models of Mustang are 181.6 inches long, 51.1 inches high, and 68.2 wide. The total wheel base is at 108 inches. But the Mustang fastback model comes with the most ideal weight which is 2,621 pounds (as compared to the 2,562 lbs of the hardtop and the 2,740 lbs of the convertible model).
The Mustang fastback model is built with a 16 gallon fuel tank, but the oil capacity of the car also depends on the engine size. The 6-cylinder engine can contain up to 4.5 quarts while the 8-cylinder engine is capable of holding five quarts of gasoline.
There are two engine options for the Mustang lovers. The 200 cubic inch 6-cylinder is standard under the hood, as it produces 120 horsepower. The 289 version of the V-8 engine, on the other hand, comes with three different power ratings.
The Challenger is capable of producing 225 horsepower, while the Challenger Special can rev the car with 271 horsepower. Ultimately, it is the Challenger High Performance that makes the Mustang a king of the road. This variant is equipped with solid lifters and exhaust headers - making it distinct from the other 289's which merely come with exhaust manifolds and hydraulic lifters.
Ranges of options and flexibility of choices may also be enjoyed in the selection of transmissions. Car enthusiasts can choose among the four different transmissions of the 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback. The three-speed manual transmission is standard with the 6-cylinder engine. The stick shift can be mobilized in an H pattern. Hardcore riders, nonetheless, may find the stronger three-speed manual transmission more pleasing as it comes with the Challenger engines. This option gives a more powerful run and an amiable fuel efficiency.
The four-speed manual transmission is yet another sound option. It is the only version that is compatible with the Challenger High Performance engine.
The three-speed automatic transmission is compatible with all the types of engine, save for the Challenger High Performance. It is more pleasing to laidback drivers who are after the enjoyment of the "Cruise O Matic" feature. This is where the T-bar handle mounted on the floor of the car can be used for a relaxed and enjoyable road cruising.
Just as its name suggests, the 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback is streamlined for a speedy cruise on the road. Still, it does not fall short in satisfying the demand of many drivers for a worry-free ride. Given its long line of history, one can rest assured that it came right out from the genius of its makers.
It may have been developed few decades ago, but it still comes at par with the quality of modern cars from modern showrooms. The 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback serves as the best vehicle to drivers who want to veer away from the convention and have an investment that no contemporary car can ever beat.
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It's finally fall, my favorite season! Besides beautiful weather and pumpkin flavored everything, that means the mother of all sugar-coated holidays: Halloween. Halloween is all about candy, fun, costumes, and more candy.
To celebrate this fun and sugary holiday, I teamed up with Kitchen Play and McCormick to bring you some Halloween treats and a little party inspiration. You all know how much I love cupcakes, and a big part of that is because they are perfect individual portions. This makes them an excellent edible canvas for a party. Whip up a batch or 2 of my simple orange cupcakes and you have a reason to invite over all your kids' friends (or your friends – cupcake decorating is fun at any age!).
What you'll need: food coloring, sprinkles, lots of candy, black frosting and orange cupcakes (see recipes below).
McCormick provided me with Black and Assorted Food Colors and Pure Vanilla Extract. I found a very simple white cake recipe and used some yellow and red coloring to turn it bright orange. I couldn't pass up a chance to make my popular Nutella buttercream and it was easy to turn it a spooky black color with the McCormick Black Food Color. These recipes are pretty easy and I can practically guarantee that your guests will enjoy them.
Once you have the cupcakes and frosting prepared, all you have to do is prepare your table (an easily washable or disposable tablecloth comes to mind) and put them out with tons of candy and sprinkles. Let everyone go wild and be creative.
Plan some activities for the inevitable sugar rush (some ideas: a bat pinata, squash bowling or mummy wrapping game) and sugar crash (maybe a scary movie). I also recommend balancing out all the cupcakes and candy with some healthy and festive snacks like finger foods in festive colors (baby carrots, orange slices, cheddar cheese cubes, blackberries, fruit kabobs with purple grapes and orange melon cubes) and soft sandwiches cut with Halloween cookie cutters. Here's a great list of creepy and healthy snack recipes for Halloween.
Spider: black licorice, chocolate sprinkles and candy eyes.
Monsters: orange and green sprinkles, candy eyes and candy corn.
Directions Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line a muffin pan with paper liners.
In a medium bowl, cream sugar and butter together. Beat in the eggs, one at a time, then stir in the vanilla. Combine flour and baking powder and mix into butter mixture. Beat in milk and food coloring until batter is smooth and orange. Fill liners 3/4 full with batter. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean.
Beat butter until smooth. Add Nutella and beat together until thoroughly combined. Slowly add powdered sugar, mixing until combined. Add 1 tablespoon of milk and 1/2 teaspoon of black food coloring. Add additional milk or powdered sugar as needed to reach desired consistency. Add additional food coloring as needed to reach desired color.
Those are really cute and a BIG YES to a disposable table cloth.
Heather @ Sweep. Sew. Stir.
Such cute and scary cupcakes. I'll definitely have to try making some closer to Halloween!
If it involves cake and lots of candy, I'm in.
I love how your cupcakes turned out! So fun!
Will Halloween ever arrive? I am anticipating terrifying the community kids with my vampire gear complete with glued on fangs, unique comprise and a dark long cloak.


A Flagstaff man is charged with breaking into a church and then assaulting the arresting officer. Flagstaff Police say they responded to the Church of the Resurrection Sunday evening and found a man sitting in front of the church holding 2-bibles and a cross. Officials say 35-year old William Wilson was contacted and stated he took the cross from inside the church at which time he was arrested for burglary and theft. Prior to going to jail, Wilson was taken to FMC for evaluation. When leaving the hospital, Wilson reportedly dragged his feet and used his shoulder to hit the officer in the mouth, causing injury. An additional charge of assault was added as he was booked into jail.


Emma continues her attempts to marry off Harriet and Mr Elton, vicar of Highbury. Although uninterested in marriage herself, she is intrigued by the mysterious and elusive Frank Churchill, who she hopes to meet for the first time at a village Christmas party. Frank does not arrive, and instead Emma becomes the subject of unwanted and embarrassing attention from Mr Elton.
A few weeks later, village gossip and speculation focuses on the arrival of young Jane Fairfax and a large piano she has been sent by a mystery admirer. Emma refuses to believe that Mr Knightley could be the secret admirer. He couldn't be, could he?


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Marvel Slot Games Disappear as Playtech Contract Ends
Marvel slot games disappear this month as the contract Playtech had with Marvel came to an end on April 1. To fill this super-hero sized hole, Playtech has launched their Age of Gods series which contains all the exciting features and gameplay of their Marvel slots, but with a focus on immortal gods instead of super-heroes. It's probably fair to say that both super-heroes and immortal gods would face many of the same issues.
It's been known for some time in online casino industry circles that Playtech would be removing the slot games from their collection, but every day fans of the games may be surprised at the move. Hopefully, online casino operators have been directing Marvel slot fans to similar games they might enjoy.
Marvel slot games disappear
A few days ago, Playtech announced some news that created quite a commotion in the online gambling community, especially with those who didn't see it coming. Namely, the company stated that they'd be removing all of their Marvel-themed games after April 1st, and despite the somewhat unfortunate date, this announcement is no joke.
New Marvel Owners Distance Themselves from Gambling
Disney purchased the Marvel franchise in 2009 and made it clear from the outset that they wanted to distance themselves from online gambling. They decided to sever their relationship with casino games developer, Playtech, as soon as their current contract had run out. The contact ran until April 1, 2018, hence the cessation date of all Marvel slot games. Canadian online casino brand, Amaya, were the first brand to remove Marvel games from their portfolio about two years ago.
New Games from Playtech
The Marvel slot series was a massive hit with both online casino fans and fans of the popular franchise. Cryptologic produced the original slot games and were bought out by Playtech who took the products from strength to strength. Players could become further immersed in the adventures of their favourite characters like Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and The Incredible Hulk. As the movie franchise goes from strength to strength with more Marvel characters getting their own movies and TV shows, it's a missed opportunity for more exciting gaming content. Great design and immersive gameplay have been hallmarks of Playtech's brand for years and their Marvel slots were no exception.
With the hole left by the Marvel slot games, Playtech looked to new, similar products to fill the vacuum. Their Age of Gods slot series looks set to do this, fans can look forward to similar superhuman stories and exciting gameplay from ancient Gods and Goddesses as opposed to contemporary superheroes.
The company remains positive that fans will respond well to their new output, banking on the games being a massive success. However, it remains to be seen whether this new cast of characters will capture players' imaginations the way the beloved Marvel characters did. Age of Gods will need superhuman strength to take over from the popular franchise.
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Texas A&M;'s power prevailed, barely, over Texas passing Thursday night in a college football game that Aggies Coach Jackie Sherrill said was a tribute to a team that ignored off-the-field distractions.
"These seniors will never in their life have to endure what they have this year," Sherrill said after A&M; closed its season by holding off Texas, 28-24. "They played the game on the field."
Sherrill voluntarily sat out last Saturday's Texas A&M-Texas; Christian game after a published report quoted a former player as saying he had received $4,400 in "hush money" from Sherrill during an NCAA investigation of the A&M; program. The player later recanted the story.
Darren Lewis ran for 38 times for 212 yards and scored a touchdown and linebacker John Roper returned a blocked field goal 48 yards for another score as Texas A&M; (7-4) built a big early lead that just did withstand a furious Texas rally in the second half.
"It was all on guts and effort tonight," Coach David McWilliams said after the Longhorns lost for the seventh time in 11 games, ending Texas' worst season since 1956. "I'm not sure we could have played harder or better at times."
Texas rallied from a 28-0 second-quarter deficit behind freshman quarterback Mark Murdock's 3 touchdown passes. Wayne Clements' 39-yard field goal cut the A&M; lead to 4 points midway through the fourth period.
In a game played before a sellout crowd of 77,809, A&M; beat Texas for the fifth straight year to close the Longhorns' lead in the series to 63-27-5.
Lewis, second nationally in rushing behind Oklahoma State's record-setting Barry Sanders, ran 15 yards for a touchdown 3:53 into the game. Lewis ran 27 yards and Bucky Richardson threw a 28-yard pass to Rod Harris to set up the game's first score.
Lewis' 36-yard run carried the ball to the Texas 1, from where Robert Wilson scored for a 14-0 lead with 2:44 to go in the first period.
Texas' first scoring opportunity turned into disaster when Aaron Wallace blocked Clements' 52-yard field goal attempt. Roper picked the ball up without breaking stride and scored with 12:44 left in the half.
With Richardson sidelined by a knee injury, second-team quarterback Chris Osgood guided the Aggies 64 yards for their fourth touchdown. Osgood scored it on an 8-yard run, and Texas A&M; appeared to have the game put away before intermission.


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Thespis - Chorus Practice
Photo: Mark Welker
Thespis
or The Gods Grown Old
Music by Alan Riley Jones
(and Arthur Sullivan where indicated)
Copyright � Alan Riley Jones, all rights reserved.
The Durham Savoyards, Ltd., presented Thespis in a double-bill with
Gilbert and Sullivan's Trial by Jury, October 12-15, 2017, East Chapel Hill H.S. Auditorium, Chapel Hill, NC.
Using the Chorus Practice Materials
For each chorus number in the show, begin in the table below with the demo recording corresponding to your choral part, which isolates your part against subdued principals and accompaniment. Listen and sing along with the highlighted part until you are confident. Then try the Tutti recording to see if you can hold to your part when all choral parts are sounding together. Work back and forth between part and Tutti as needed.
This page contains audio examples from chorus numbers only. You can hear the entire score in either of two versions:
Pg and Ms columns give the page and measure number where the selection begins (sometimes with a pickup note or notes from the preceding measure). Refer to the measure number given at the start of each system in the vocal score, and count forward to the measure containing the quoted lyrics. Page and movement numbering correspond to the 2018 publication version of the vocal/piano score. Contact the composer for more information.
Which chorus is which? There are several distinct choruses in this score. Be sure look in the Chorus column of the table below to differentiate which cues pertain to you, and not to some other portion of chorus.
Thespians (SATB with occasional divisi), portraying members of Thespis's acting troupe, appear in Nos. 7, 8, 10, 11, and 17. They sing where the score is labeled "Thespians," and join with the entire ensemble where marked "Tutti" or "All." Where not otherwise specified, "Chorus" refers to the Thespian Chorus.
Stars: (SSA) sing the opening chorus (No. 1, "Throughout the Night"), and may join the Thespian and/or Olympian Chorus after exiting the opening number.
Olympians (SATB with optional divisi), portraying additional gods, goddesses, and other denizens of Olympus, sing during Nos. 5, 10 and 17. They sing where the score is labeled "Olympians," and join with the entire ensemble where marked "Tutti" or "All."
To listen to a sound file, click one of the buttons found to the right of the selection you wish to hear. Playback can be controlled via the audio player located at the top of the page next to the menu. (Or click the down arrow ↓ beside the button to play the MP3 file in your browser's audio plug-in, assuming your browser is setup to play rather than download such a file.) Button colors indicate vs. vs. (by the Durham Savoyards, Ltd.) Hover on underlined "• (Live...)" text in Selection column to see a cast listing. (Due to copyright considerations, excerpts from the Durham Savoyards' live performance are not offered for download.)
1. Throughout the Night the Constellations Stars
12 28 • "Throughout the night, the constellations" 1:49 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
11 1 • (Full Length) 3:10 ↓
11 1 • (Live - Durham Savoyards, Ltd.) 3:16
5. Oh, Incident Unprecedented Olympians
30 75 • "They seem to be more like a 'Cook's Excursion.'" (1st chorus cue) 0:24 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
34 109 • "My lunar rays, unhappily, are mighty..." (2nd chorus cue) 0:44 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
7. Climbing Over Rocky Mountain
47 17 • "Climbing over rocky mountain" (opening choral section) 0:52 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
53 77 • "Hail it as a true ally" (1st reply to solos) 0:15 ↓ ↓
56 105 • "Greet them gaily as they fly" (2nd reply to solos) 0:13 ↓ ↓
59 141 • "We'll be gods and make decrees" (3rd reply to solos) 0:15 ↓ ↓
60 152 • "Fill the cup and tread the measure" (ending choral section) 1:03 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
8. I Once Knew a Chap Thespians
74 138 • "Or stopped all night in the middle of a tunnel" 1:18 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
81 222 • "He followed out his whim with vigor" 0:51 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
10. Act I Finale
For Thespian Chorus
95 63 • "To mother earth to make a track" Thespians 0:36 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
100 105 • "'Tis mine the task" (1st stanza) / "By my fair rays" (2nd stanza) 0:26 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
104 136 • "When armies meet" (3rd stanza) / "From mere oblivion" (4th stanza) 0:26 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
107 159 • "Here's a pretty tale" (at Letter L) 0:32 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
110 183 • "We will go down below" (at Letter M) 0:27 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
114 207 • "Now to set the world in order" (at Letter O) 0:41 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
94 51 • (Thespians Section - Letter F to End) 4:50 ↓
For Olympian Chorus
108 167 • At Thespians' "Now to set the world in order" Olympians 0:18 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
110 183 • "We will go down below" 0:32 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
114 211 • At Thespians' "Jupiter's perplexity" 0:34 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
107 159 • (Olympians Section - Letter L to End) 1:35 ↓
For Both Choruses (Thespians and Olympians)
88 1 • (Full Length) Both 6:39 ↓
11. Of All Symposia Thespians
118 5 • "Of all symposia, the best by half" (beginning) 0:58 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
123 38 • "Of all symposia, the best by half" (ending) 0:35 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
118 1 • (Full Length) 2:44 ↓
118 1 • (Live - Durham Savoyards, Ltd.) 2:43
17. Act II Finale
172 34 • "I'm Jupiter!" / "I'm Mars!" / "I'm Apollo!" Thespians 1:12 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
174 63 • "Let us remain" 0:50 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
174 63 • At Thespians' "Let us remain" Olympians 0:48 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
180 95 • "You shall all be eminent tragedians" Both 0:30 ↓ ↓
185 151 • "A highly complicated function"	 0:26 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
Lyrics by W. S. Gilbert, Music by Alan Riley Jones
Except #7, "Climbing Over Rocky Mountain," Music by Arthur Sullivan, arr. by Alan Riley Jones
Copyright © Alan Riley Jones, all rights reserved.


Cloud Encryption Algorithm is a component of data transport security. This Cloud Encryption Algorithm is nothing but some sequence of mathematics. This algorithm varying block ciphers to encrypt electronic 0 and 1.
Encryption algorithms stop data fraud, such as that perpetrated by bad persons who unlawfully obtain electronic information. Cloud Encryption Algorithm is found in software applications and a part of any company's risk management protocols.
Encryption algorithms help in transforming plain text into encrypted text and again reverse to plain text for the tenacity of securing cloud data when it is transported over networks. You can use Cloud OS for this.
Encryption algorithms are frequently used in cloud communications, with FTP transfers. Generally, algorithms are used to deliver secure transfers. When cloud encryption algorithm is used in data transfer, the file at first translated into apparently worthless encryption text and then transferred in this formation; the receiving computer uses a key to interpret the cipher into its unique form. So if the message or file is captured before it reaches the receiving computer it is in an ineffectual (or encrypted) form.
When cloud data is encrypted through Cloud Encryption Algorithm data becomes more secure, accurate and safe from bad persons for any fraudulent activities. If the bad persons become more mathematical then the issue is more sophisticated.
Encryption algorithms may vary in size, but the power of an algorithm is usually directly proportional to its size. First Encryption Algorithm was developed by U.S. mathematicians Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Len Adleman in the year 1977.
When my text is encrypted normally it becomes a jumbled character and equipped with the secret passcode and will be decoded by reverse way.
Blowfish Encryption Algorithm is a symmetric-key block cipher, developed in 1993 by Bruce Schneier and included in a big number of cipher suites and encryption goods.
The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), also famous by its original name Rijndael, is a requirement for the encryption of electronic data recognized by the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology in 2001.
In cryptography, Twofish Encryption Algorithm is a symmetric key block cipher with a block size of 128 bits and key dimensions up to 256 bits. Twofish Encryption Algorithm was one of the five qualifiers of the Advanced Encryption Standard contest, but it was not nominated for standardization.
The International Data Encryption Algorithm initially called Improved Proposed Encryption Standard, is a symmetric-key block cipher developed by James Massey of ETH Zurich and Xuejia Lai and was first defined in 1991.
MD5 is a message-digest algorithm is extensively used confusion function producing a 128-bit confusion value. Although MD5 was originally developed to use as a cryptographic hash function, it has been found to suffer from far-reaching susceptibilities.
SHA-1 means Secure Hash Algorithm 1. SHA-1 is a cryptographic hash function which receipts an input and yields a 160-bit (20-byte) hash value known as a message digest – naturally extracted as a hexadecimal number, 40 digits size. It developed the US National Security Agency and is a U.S. Federal Information Processing Standard.
HMAC is a specific type of message authentication code (MAC) including a cryptographic hash function and an undisclosed cryptographic key.
The RSA algorithm is Rivest-Shamir-Adleman. RSA is a cryptosystem for public-key encryption, widely used for securing sensitive information, mainly when being sent over an unconfident network such as the Internet.
Encryption is a very multifaceted technology.
Running of encryption keys must be an added administrative job for often overloaded IT staff.
Another disadvantage of encryption as it narrates to keys is that the security of data becomes the security of the encryption key.
Lose that key, and you effectively lose your data.
traditional full-disk encryption solutions are the reduction of overall system performance upon deployment.


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A Real Hi-Fi Wedding: Ashley and Franco's Romanic Italian Love Party
I'm excited to show you the wedding of the lovely Ashley, as shot by the talented Paul Von Rieter. He emailed me their lovely story and his stunning images after we met on twitter and discussed the site a bit. Ashley is a singer and actress, and she truly looked like a movie star, radiant on her wedding day.
Paul had romantic words to correlate with his imagery:
Some of you might recognize Ashley from the pictures below… She is quite the successful Actress/Singer. Just some of Ashley's credits include being an American Idol and having a re-occurring role on "the OC". She just recently released a CD and is the face of CBS mobile. Her newest project is a new MTV series called "Kiss and Tell; the dos and don't s of dating".
The Ceremony was at St. Catherine of Sienna chapel in Laguna Beach. The reception site, Maison des Oliviers is a private estate in the hills of San Juan Capistrano. It offered Ashley and Franco exactly what they were looking for: Tuscan Italy (the place they truly fell in love) with a touch of the south of France, without the travel. Working with Gianna of Chic-Celebrations the planning went off with out a hitch. Ashley wanted to celebrate her new Italian Family's culture by incorporating it not only into the menu, but also the décor. All Table Names, Favor Signs etc. were written in Italian. Italian beer, wine, cheese and meats were laid out in a buffet that Ashley designed herself. Bags of fresh ground Italian coffee were sent home with guests as favors. Because it was so hot this summer, guests were offered parasols and sandals at the reception. Long feasting tables, covered with fresh potted herbs, thyme infused candles, vintage books and cherubs were perfect for the old world romance feel Franco and Ashley wanted. Centerpieces were made of Hydrangea, grape leaves, Spanish moss, olive branches and curly willow. Rich cream linens were accented with table runners, and gold chargers. A sprig of fresh rosemary was placed on each place setting to signify love and loyalty. Pictures of their parents and grandparents were set out on the guest book table as guests entered. Through the night the lounge style nook, made for the perfect dance area. Ashley still wanted to make sure guests felt at home so side tables were put out with pillar candles for dim lighting and set with white cushions so guests could be comfortable when they weren't dancing. While they wanted the wedding to be luxurious, they still wanted to stay within a reasonable budget. Patti, the Mother of the Groom, even did the centerpieces herself that morning. Guest Seating chart , invitations and signage was made by the grooms sister . Franco's grandmother even made 200 cream puffs for dessert because what's an Italian wedding without cream puffs?
Franco and Ashley's wedding was a small and intimate affair that was so full of love that I couldn't help but feel like I was part of that big Italian family that day… I walked around with a huge smile on my face though out the whole thing. It was exactly what every bride hopes for; a wedding that people are still talking about months later.
Dress: Melissa Swee
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Reception: Maison des Oliviers, Private Estate, San Juan Captistrano
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White House Looking to Prevent Airline Industry Layoffs
On Wednesday, the White Hosue stated that it will consider the possibility of taking action to protect thousands of airline employees' jobs. According to USA Today, this comes the same week American Airlines and Delta Airlines announced they would furlough thousands of union employees each in October.
According to American, an additional $25 billion is needed to last until March 2021. In March of this year, a $2.2 trillion stimulus package was signed by President Donald Trump, $50 billion of which was to be distributed among the airlines to help meet the costs of their employees' salaries and avoid in-voluntary furloughs along with pay cuts before Sept. 30.
Trump's chief of staff, Mark Meadows on Wednesday said "if Congress is not going to work, this president is going to get to work and solve some problems. So hopefully we can help out the airlines and keep some of those employees from being furloughed."
The announcement came as American Airlines announced on Wednesday that it would furlough or layoff 19,000 employees, taking the total number of employees leaving the company on or around Oct. 1 to over 40,000. Eleven thousand had already taken voluntary leave or early retirement packages.
United announced in July that 36,000 of its employees could face layoffs come October, but the airline hadn't given any more specific figures. Southwest Airlines, on the other hand, had revealed it would hold off on layoffs for the time being as it had seen thousands of employees take its opt-in leave and retirement options.
In the March coronavirus-relief package signed by Trump, airlines were prohibited from laying off their employees until Sept. 30 when the grants and cash runs out. With the Sept. 30 deadline a little more than one month away, airlines and their labor unions have increased lobbying efforts.
Support from bipartisan majorities in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate have already been lined up. Yet, the fate of the proposal is still uncertain as a larger coronavirus-relief package has not been successfully negotiated between the White House and members of Congress.
With just a month to go before the Cares Act's official deadline, airlines and employees continue to sit in a state of limbo. And as the airline industry continues to see travel stagnate around 30% of last year's levels, airlines are increasingly looking to a second government bailout package as their best option to keep everyone on their pa
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Drake Partners with LeBron James to Launch Uninterrupted in Canada
Drake and LeBron James are a winning team.
The rapper has partnered with Uninterrupted, the sports media company founded by James and his longtime business partner Maverick Carter, to bring the brand to Canada. Uninterrupted Canada is the first international expansion for Uninterrupted, which launched in the U.S. in 2015 with backing from Warner Bros. Entertainment and Turner Sports.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Drake will become a part owner and promoter for Uninterrupted Canada. The Canadian division, led by CEO Scott Moore and chief content officer Vinay Virmani, will allow Canadian athletes to speak directly to fans via content from video shorts to features.
"Uninterrupted has been an incredible platform for athletes to tell their stories and connect with fans," said Drake in a statement. "I'm honored to partner with LeBron to bring Uninterrupted to Canada, a country that continuously supports innovation and creativity."
James added, "Expanding into Canada with some incredible partners puts Uninterrupted on a global scale and creates new opportunities for even more athletes and fans to be a part of what we're building."
As part of its athlete-driven content, events, and merchandise, Uninterrupted Canada has signed an exclusive first-look deal with Toronto Raptors star Serge Ibaka, who is developing a fashion line. They are also producing a motivational series with New York Mets pitcher Marcus Stroman, focusing on shorter-than-average athletes titled "Height Doesn't Measure Heart."
Drake continues to expand his business empire. Last week, the Forbes tycoon also announced an extensive partnership with SiriusXM Pandora that includes a dedicated station, curated music, and collaborations with creative talent.
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Ty Dolla $ign had "The Tonight Show" going up. The L.A. hitmaker hit the East Coast on Monday for the first …
JAY-Z Makes History with 100 Solo Hot 100 Appearances
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Senate confirms DNR director, state drug czar
March 12, 2013 By O. Kay Henderson
Chuck Gipp
The Iowa Senate has unanimously endorsed the governor's decision to name two former legislators to head state agencies.
Former State Representative Chuck Gipp, a Republican who used to live in Decorah, has been confirmed to serve as director of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. Senator Dick Dearden, a Democrat from Des Moines, says Gipp's been doing the job on an interim basis since this past summer.
"Most of us here in the Senate have known Chuck for a lot of years," Dearden says. "…He's done a wonderful job."
Senators also unanimously confirmed Steve Lukan to serve as the state's Drug Policy Coordinator. Senator Steve Sodders, a Democrat from State Center, says he worked with Lukan "quite a bit" when Lukan was a state representative.
Steve Lukan
"He has been in the job about a year. He's worked hard to learn all the different aspects of the Drug Policy Coordinator's position and I've found him to be qualified," Sodders says. "He's easy to work with."
Lukan, a Republican who used to live in New Vienna, served in the Iowa House for 10 years. Lukan resigned from the House last May to become the state's drug czar. All of the governor's state agency directors must win the support of 34 of the 50 Iowa Senators to be confirmed for the job. Members of state boards and commissions must also be confirmed by two-thirds of the senators.
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He was the neighborhood dad who would take the kids down to the local field and spend the day having them field some grounders. But, he had a lifelong love of the game, hauling his boys off to many a Phillies game. Buzz was easy going and loved avoiding conflict; the only known exception being when he saw a line at his beloved Shop Rite. He liked to pop in at least 5 times a day: he'd mapped out the store in his mind and synced his shopping list to the layout. And once home, he was a talent in the kitchen whipping up the best soups and pies. If his T.V. was on he'd probably be checking out some Big Bang Theory or doing a little shopping on QVC. Summers found him on the beach in North Carolina, grandkids in tow. Buzz worked from the age of 14 in the printing business, everywhere from Huntsinger to Beck Engraving to Imaging Systems. He fought for our freedoms in Korea and was a member of the KWVA, Chapter 54.
Buzz was heads up one day when he walked into a local deli with a group of teammates after a baseball game. He'd strike up a conversation with the pretty girl behind the counter. When he returned from service in Korea he and Bertie wed. Buzz wasn't shy about telling her she was the love of his life. Their 61 year marriage was blessed with 5 children, Frank (Sharon), Stephen (Kim), David (Joanie), Mark (Kim) and Jeannine; and later by 11 grandchildren, Michelle, Stephen, Matthew, Christopher, Nicholas, Michael, Jonathan, Morgan, Tyler, McKayla and Brianna. He is survived by his brother, George (Joan) and many nieces and nephews.
Come celebrate 85 great years Wednesday 9-10:30 a.m. at St. Margaret's Church, Woodbury Heights, where Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Interment New Saint Mary Cemetery, Bellmawr. In lieu of flowers, donations to Holy Redeemer (holyredeemer.com) will be appreciated.
Sorry to hear of Buzz's passing. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. God bless.
Appears to me a life well-lived! My condolences to the family.
Thank you for letting me be a part of the family and for the pleasure of meeting this wonderful man. The few times I shared a meal with him and family were a much enjoyed event.
Our deepest condolences for the loss of your father. I'm sure he will be greatly missed.
Sending all my love and prayers to you all. Poppop "B" was the best!


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An LA Dodgers blog
AL Wild Card Game, 2014
Posted on September 30, 2014 by Linkmeister
Athletics vs. Royals, 8:07PM ET, TV: TBS
The As acquired Jon Lester to pitch big games like this one. The Royals did the same with James Shields.
The As were suddenly terrible after the trading deadline in July, and they were 10-16 in September. The Royals weren't burning up the league either, but they did manage a winning record in the last month, going 15-12.
Bleacher Report has a comprehensive look at the matchups in this game (and the Pirates-Giants game tomorrow).
Posted in Game Threads, Postseason 2014	| Tagged As, James Shields, Jon Lester, Kansas City Royals, Oakland Athletics, Pittsburgh Pirates, San Francisco Giants
Playoff schedule, 2014
Update: Here is the full schedule of all championship series games. For some reason MLB and the TV networks are being coy about game times. Nobody seems to know beyond the first day, or else they're just not telling.
Jon W. has the first two times for the Dodgers-Cardinals series:
Game 1 of the National League Division Series starts at 3:37 p.m. Friday, with Game 2 set for 6:37 p.m. Saturday.
Fox Sports 1 will televise Game 1; MLB Network will televise Game 2. Both games will be aired on ESPN Radio and KLAC AM 570.
I assume those are Pacific time.
Update: Pacific Time it is.
The Tigers clinched the division with a 3-0 win over the Twins. Detroit will play Baltimore in the American League Division Series, with Game 1 at Camden Yards scheduled for Thursday on TBS.
The Royals, meanwhile, will host the AL Wild Card game against the A's on Tuesday at 8:07 p.m. ET on TBS. The winner will head to Los Angeles to play Game 1 of the ALDS against the Angels on Thursday on TBS.
The Cardinals clinched the division before they even took the field in Arizona because the Reds beat the Pirates, 4-1. St. Louis will face the Dodgers in the National League Division Series, with Game 1 at Dodger Stadium set for Friday on Fox Sports 1.
The Pirates will host the Giants in the NL Wild Card Game on Wednesday at 8:07 p.m. on ESPN. The winner will face the Nationals in the NLDS. Game 1 of that series will be on Friday in Washington on Fox Sports 1.
American League Wild Card
The A's clinched a playoff berth with a 4-0 victory over the Rangers to claim the second Wild Card. Oakland will head to Kansas City to take on the Royals in the AL Wild Card Game on Tuesday night at 8:07 p.m. on TBS.
Posted in Postseason 2014, Radio & Television	| Tagged Playoffs
Game 162, 2014
Rockies at Dodgers 1:10PM PT, TV: SPNLA, KDOC-56
Greinke's on the hill for four or five innings as a tuneup. Uribe's managing. Kershaw's the pitching coach. Ryu may be the bullpen coach "if he can get him to understand when he calls down," Mattingly said.
The Rockies send out rookie Christian Bergman, who's 3-4 with a 5.29 ERA in nine starts this season and coming off a win against the D-Backs in which he gave up two runs on six hits in 5 2/3 innings.
Ryu is throwing bullpen today and Kershaw will throw a couple of innings in a simulated game. The Dodgers are feeling pretty hopeful that Ryu will be able to start Game Three of the NLDS on October 6.
If you're interested in what has happened or is still happening elsewhere, here's MLB's live blog of the events in Cincinnati between the Pirates and Reds, in Texas between the As and Rangers, in Seattle between the Angels and Mariners, in Chicago between the Royals and White Sox, and in Detroit between the Tigers and Twins. What's the big deal? Well, there's a chance that there might be three, three! Game 163 tiebreakers required to settle the playoff seedings and even some of the participants. The possibilities are laid out in mind-numbing detail in that post.
Lineup when available.
Today's Dodgers lineup: Barney 2B Puig CF Gonzalez 1B Kemp RF Crawford LF Ellis C Rojas 3B Arruebarrena SS Greinke P
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) September 28, 2014
Posted in Game Threads, Postseason 2014	| Tagged Christian Bergman, Clayton Kershaw, Hyun-Jin Ryu, Juan Uribe, Playoffs, Zack Greinke
Rockies at Dodgers, 6:10PM PT, TV: SPNLA, KDOC-56
Nobody's calling Dan Haren a hot young prospect anymore, unlike his opponent in today's game, a right-hander named Eddie Butler. Haren's luck against the Rockies throughout his career has been poor: he's 7-9 with a 5.19 ERA in eighteen starts against them. He'll be on a pitch count today, the team says. Young Mr. Butler made only his second big league start last Saturday and went six innings, giving up one run on five hits and a walk to the D-Backs.
Hun-Jin Ryu reported he felt fine after throwing off a mound for the first time in two weeks Friday. He only threw 20 pitches, though. He's scheduled to throw a full bullpen session tomorrow. An aside: I'm not sure that's going to be all that representative of his control or velocity, since as I understand it he doesn't throw between starts, unlike his American-trained counterparts. We'll have to see.
This is a mildly interesting bit of trivia:
The Dodgers will finish the season without a losing streak longer than three games, joining the 1988 (161 games) and 1924 (154) teams as the only ones in franchise history without a four-game losing streak in a season.
Their longest winning streak of the season was six, for comparison.
Tonight's Dodgers lineup: Gordon 2B Puig CF Gonzalez 1B Kemp RF Ramirez SS Ethier LF Turner 3B Ellis C Haren P
Update: If the Dodgers' Twitter feed is to be believed, Clayton and Ellen Kershaw are expecting their first child. Less importantly, Jeremy Lin is going to throw out the first pitch.
Posted in Game Threads	| Tagged Clayton Kershaw, Dan Haren, Eddie Butler, Hyun-Jin Ryu
Rockies at Dodgers, 7:10PM PT, TV: SPNLA
The Dodgers' Roberto Hernandez is possibly pitching for a playoff roster spot with the Dodgers tonight. In his last four starts he's gone no longer than 4 1/3 innings in any game and given up 11 runs in those 15 innings.
The Rockies will send out Jordan Lyles, who's 7-3 with a 4.15 ERA on the year. On August 6 he returned from two months on the DL with a fractured hand, and he hasn't gone longer than 6 1/3 innings in any start since then.
Dan Haren and Zack Greinke are scheduled to go this weekend for the Dodgers, but they may be on limited pitch counts or be scratched altogether, depending on how Mattingly wants to set up his rotation for the NLDS, which begins a week from today in LA. Hyun-Jin Ryu threw off a mound today for the first time since his shoulder inflammation flareup took him out of his start against the Giants on September 12.
Update: News from Phoenix: The D-Backs hired Dave Stewart to be GM, which means Matt Kemp will have to find another agent, and they fired Kirk Gibson and Alan Trammell.
Tonight's Dodgers lineup: Gordon 2B Puig CF Gonzalez 1B Turner SS Crawford LF Ethier RF Uribe 3B Butera C Hernandez P
Woot! Justin Turner hitting cleanup!
Posted in Game Threads	| Tagged Alan Trammell, Dan Haren, Dave Stewart, Hyun-Jin Ryu, Jordan Lyles, Justin Turner, Kirk Gibson, Roberto Hernandez, Zack Greinke
Giants at Dodgers, 7:10PM PT, TV: SPNLA, ESPN, KDOC-56, CSN-BA
If the Dodgers win, they win the NL West. If the Giants win, they clinch a playoff berth. One way or the other one of these teams is going to be celebrating something after tonight's game.
Most every sportswriter in the country and most fans as well are probably chalking up this game as a win for the Dodgers, what with Clayton Kershaw pitching for them tonight. Well, Tim Hudson is having a poor year, but he's not chopped liver. He's started 456 games in his 16-year career and won 214 of them (first among all active pitchers) while losing only 123, with a lifetime ERA of 3.45. However, in his last outing he went only 4 1/3 innings against the Padres, giving up four runs on seven hits. The start before that was against the Dodgers, and it was awful: six runs on eight hits in just one inning.
In personnel news, Mattingly thinks Hyun-Jin Ryu won't be seen on the mound again until the playoffs.
Posted in Game Threads, Personnel News, Postseason 2014	| Tagged Clayton Kershaw, Hyun-Jin Ryu, Tim Hudson
Giants at Dodgers, 7:10PM PT, TV: SPNLA, CSN-BA, ESPN, KDOC-56
The game should be accessible to most fans, as it's being televised by both ESPN and KDOC-56. KDOC-56's channel numbers for various providers are in the last post.
Zack Greinke brings his 4-0 record and 1.38 ERA in four starts against the Giants this season to the mound tonight. He'll face Madison Bumgarner, himself 3-1 with a 1.75 ERA in four starts against the Dodgers this season.
Every game is different, but if Dodger fans are looking for encouragement, this should help:
The career numbers against Greinke in the last five seasons don't look good for any healthy Giants, but especially not for the heart of the order: Brandon Belt is 1-for-5, Hunter Pence is 1-for-6 and Buster Posey is also 1-for-6.
The most successful Giants hitters against Greinke in the last five seasons? Morse and Pagan, who will each miss Tuesday night's game with injuries.
Tonight's Dodgers lineup: Turner 2B Puig CF Gonzalez 1B Kemp RF Ramirez SS Van Slyke LF Uribe 3B Ellis C Greinke P
No Gordon? No Crawford? Mattingly may just be loading the lineup with right-handed hitters to face Bumgarner. However, Gonzalez is all of 4 for 32 lifetime against the guy.
Posted in Game Threads, Radio & Television	| Tagged Adrian González, Carl Crawford, Dee Gordon, Madison Bumgarner, Zack Greinke
Giants at Dodgers, 7:10PM PT, TV: SPNLA, MLBN, CSN-BA
Update: Whoops! Forgot that from here on out the games are also carried on KDOC. Channel numbers:
SD Channel
Charter 710 10
Cox 1012 12
AT&T U-verse 1006 6
DirecTV 56 56
Verizon FiOS 506 6
Dish Network 56 56
Over the air broadcast 56.1 56.1
Admit it. We'd be a lot more nervous about the penultimate three-game series of the season if the Dodgers hadn't got a 4 1/2 game lead in the division. Barring absolute disaster the Dodgers should win the NL West with relative ease, since their magic number is down to three. The two teams have split the first sixteen games they've played this season.
Having said that, tonight's pitching opponent is no palooka. Jake Peavy has a 7-1 record with a 2.85 ERA in 13 starts in Dodger Stadium and a career record against Los Angeles of 14-3. Dan Haren will take the mound for the Dodgers. He's 6-6 with a 3.05 ERA in 17 career appearances (16 starts) against San Francisco.
Neither Michael Morse nor Angel Pagan will be in the lineup for the Giants in any of the three games; they both have injuries severe enough to see specialists.
Tonight's Dodgers lineup: Gordon 2B Puig CF Gonzalez 1B Kemp RF Ramirez SS Crawford LF Uribe 3B Ellis C Haren P
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Dodgers at Cubs, 11:20AM PT, TV: SPNLA
The Dodgers blew a five-run lead in Saturday's game against the Cubs but were rescued by San Diego's Andrew Cashner, who held the Giants to 4 hits and 2 ninth-inning runs while helping his team with a single, a walk and a triple in the Padres' 3-2 win the same night in America's Finest City.
Today, then, they throw the parts of the bullpen who've shown the least wear and tear over the past week, starting with the venerable Jamie Wright. The longest outings he's pitched all year were two three-inning stretches in May, but he's ready:
"It's a Sunday day game in Wrigley. What's not exciting about that? I always love pitching here," said Wright. "I wish I could throw 120 pitches like I used to. Clearly, that's not going to happen.
The veteran will face the Cubs' Jacob Turner, who's 1-3 with a 6.93 ERA overall with Chicago after being traded from the Marlins last month.
This is interesting (at least to me): today the Cubs host their first Historically Black College and Universities (HBCU) Day at Wrigley. There'll be a networking party at The Captain Morgan Club at the ball park and the Central State University Marching Band will perform after the game.
Today's Dodgers lineup: Gordon 2B Puig CF Gonzalez 1B Kemp RF Ramirez SS Crawford LF Uribe 3B Ellis C Wright P
Giants at Padres, 1:10PM PT, TV: CSN-BA, FSSD. Vogelsong v. Kennedy
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Dodgers at Cubs, 10:05AM PT, TV: Fox
This is a battle of fourth or fifth starters. Roberto Hernandez starts for the Dodgers and Felix Doubront will start for the Cubs. Hernandez has fallen on hard times after starting out well when the Dodgers picked him up in early August. Three of his first four outings were quality starts, but he hasn't gotten past 4 1/3 innings in any of his last three appearances. Worse, 6 of the 16 hits he's given up in the latest starts have been home runs.
Doubront has been in the majors since 2011 but only with the Cubs since July of this year. He's 4-5 with a 5.00 ERA in 2014, but his last start was a six-inning four-hit no-run performance against the playoff-contending Pirates.
Jon Weisman put together some statistics which show that the Dodgers have a much better offense than many of us think. It's hard to argue with the numbers, so why do we so often feel like they aren't very good at scoring runs? Anyway, go look at his bullet points and try to ingest them.
Today's Dodgers lineup: Gordon 2B Puig CF Gonzalez 1B Kemp RF Ramirez SS Turner 3B Van Slyke LF Butera C Hernandez P
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AX Armani Exchange Olimpia Milan announced on Thursday the signing of power forward Christian Burns for the coming season. Burns (2.03 meters, 32 years old) arrives from Red October Cantu, for which he averaged 14.3 points and competition-best 10.2 rebounds in 29 Italian League games last season. The well-traveled forward has played in Poland for AZS Koszalin, in Portugal for FC Porto, in Germany for ratiopharm Ulm, in Ukraine for Zaporizhya, in Israel for Elitzur Netanya, in Russia for Enisey Krasnoyarsk, in the Czech Republic for CEZ Nymburk, in the United Arab Emirates for Al Wasl and in Italy for Montegranaro, Brescia and Cantu. Burns is member of the Italian national team, and represented Italy at EuroBasket 2017.
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AX Armani Exchange Milan guard Malcolm Delaney remembered what happened the last time his team visited Barcelona, so he took charge with a big fourth quarter to lead the way...
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Review: The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 keeps up with sharper functions and sleek features
Wi-Liam Teh
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is the latest high-end flagship smartphone that is set to take the Korean tech giant to greater heights. Its predecessor — the Galaxy Note 8 — was lauded as the smartphone of the year. And over the years, Samsung has definitely come a long way to become one of the major key players in the industry.
While the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 doesn't offer much of an upgrade, it does have plenty of other useful features that are aimed at making your life a lot easier and convenient. Being out in the market for a little over two weeks now, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is essentially the Samsung Galaxy S9+ with a few added treats thrown in.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 features a similar streamlined design like its predecessor.
There's nothing obviously new when it comes to the design of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. It looks identical to its predecessor as well as the Galaxy S9+. While some will speculate and assume that Samsung is playing it safe, one must consider the fact that the Galaxy Note 8 was a brilliantly designed smartphone to begin with. The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is merely an extension to the solid impression made since the introduction of its predecessor. However, a big design change that many will appreciate appears at the back of the device.
The previous iteration saw its fingerprint sensor right next to its rear camera, which made for many missed attempts at unlocking the device. Samsung has finally resolved that by placing it below the cameras of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. This should keep many of its fanatics happy for now.
Back to the front, Samsung keeps up with its tradition of using its Super AMOLED display on the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Standing at 6.4-inches, it is ever-so-slightly taller than its forerunner by a full 0.1-inch. It also retains the headphone jack at the bottom of the device, something that is becoming increasingly rare in today's breed of smartphones. All in all, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 feels like an over-glorified Galaxy S9+ with an S-Pen.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 stands at 6.4-inches with its Super AMOLED Infinity Display screen.
As mentioned earlier, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 houses a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display. For the uninitiated, AMOLED stands for active-matrix organic light-emitting diode. The main difference between an AMOLED and an OLED display is the active-matrix, which allows it to quickly activate each pixel on the panel a lot quicker.
The Super AMOLED display on the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is a beauty to behold. From everyday usage to video streaming and basic social media use, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is with you every step of the way. Pictures are sharp and crystal clear; colours are vibrant and vivid; videos are smooth and free of any stuttering or lag. Its Infinity Display improves the quality of streaming videos through Netflix or YouTube.
As Netflix's content is HDR10 compliant, it works perfectly well with the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. From Stranger Things to the many Marvel-related Netflix Original Series, The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is made for ardent Netflix bingers. However, YouTube is another tale entirely; the video-sharing site has dubbed the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 as the first signature device when it comes to delivering the best-in-class YouTube experience. This is prevalent throughout the entire duration we had the Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
Whether it is travel or food vlogs, nature documentaries, or just your favourite YouTuber going crazy on camera, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is capable of handling any video you throw at it.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in action.
The age-old question of whether it's worth getting an Android smartphone over an iOS is prevalent until today. While iOS users can argue that the Apple iPhone X is the best smartphone, Android fans will say otherwise. When it boils down to the bare essentials, it falls on a personal preference and how you want the smartphone to be catered around your wants and needs. That is where the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 excels, by being the best companion one can have.
If you're a long-time Samsung user, picking up the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will be a walk in the park. For a general Android user, it will also be fairly straightforward as Samsung has made the Android experience even easier while allowing for more personalisation to make you feel right at home.
Unfortunately, the only downside to the latest Samsung devices is its incessant need for shoving Bixby into our faces. Bixby is Samsung's very own virtual assistant, which quite frankly, still doesn't match up to the likes of Google Assistant and Siri, Apple's own virtual assistant. Despite the revamp, there are still plenty of kinks Samsung will have to smoothen out with Bixby.
Aside from that, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is fast, intelligent, and gets you everything you need at your fingertips. Even it's facial recognition software is quick and snappy, allowing you to unlock it by just looking at the screen.
On a day-to-day basis, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 thrives in the most heavy-duty situations and still come out on top. With most smartphones needing a powerbank to get through the day, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 laughs at the thought. This is all thanks to its 4,000mAh battery pack that comes with more than enough juice to last you the entire day and night.
Another thing to note is that the smartphone comes with AKG-tuned stereo speakers. This makes music and movies all the more enticing to watch as it is one of the best speaker systems to ever reside within a smartphone.
The new S-Pen
The all-new S-Pen now comes with Bluetooth technology.
One of the biggest advantages the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has is with its S-Pen. Being side-by-side since the very beginning, the S-Pen has received many upgrades over the years with 2018 being no different. Its latest inclusion is the Bluetooth technology into the S-Pen, which turns the 'stick' into a remote as well.
This gives the new S-Pen a slew of functions to choose from. Its now a remote shutter for the camera, it can also control your songs and videos on both Spotify and YouTube, and even the slides during a presentation. Of course, you can also use the S-Pen for a wide range of features like note-taking, doodling, cropping, and even translating.
While these features may not sound like a huge improvement, it does show that Samsung is heading in the right direction when it comes to the S-Pen.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 carries both a 12-megapixel telephoto and a 12-megapixel wide-angle lens camera system.
Many users nowadays would consider the camera's performance before actually making a smartphone purchase. The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 keeps itself updated with a dual-camera setup as well as the same wide-angle and telephoto lens with dual aperture.
This allows you to actually choose between two aperture levels — F1.5 for low-light and night settings, and F2.4 when it's during the day. It also comes with the 'Scene Optimiser', which will automatically adjust and recognise up to 20 different scenarios that you're shooting. This ranges from scenery to people, food, and animals.
The end result is what you would expect it to be; the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 doesn't disappoint in the camera department. Daytime shots are crisp and full of vibrant colours while night-time shots are capable of pulling in enough light to give the photo new life. It's extremely fast autofocus also makes it much easier to shoot with. The Live Focus feature allows for greater portrait shots and you can choose between a close-up or wide-angle.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 comes in three colours: (L-R) Metallic Copper, Midnight Black, and Ocean Blue.
After spending slightly over a week with the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, it's safe to say that it is the best Android smartphone currently available in the market. But of course, great functions and features come with a hefty price tag. The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is available in two variants — the 128GB storage option starts at RM3,699 while the 512GB option goes for RM4,599.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 also comes in three different colours with Metallic Copper and Ocean Blue available only for the 128GB option. It's Midnight Black option is available in both storage options.
There really isn't much to turn someone away from the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. From its design to its performance, it is one Android smartphone that many are vying for. If we have to choose one aspect that can use some considerable work is the need for Bixby. With Samsung going all out in promoting its virtual assistant, it still has plenty to iron out before Bixby can even be considered in the same league as Google Assistant and Siri.
With that said, if you have the extra moolah to spare, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 should be your next smartphone of choice. (Images: Samsung & Getty)
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Girls Basketball Notebook: Lady Bulldogs stocked up in the paint
Ed Collins
Old Rochester got a nice lift on Friday with the return of 5-foot-10 sophomore center Haley Dickerson from an ankle injury in an ugly 34-24 South Coast Conference win over Dighton-Rehoboth.
Dickerson scored four points and pulled down five rebounds in her return to the Lady Bulldogs (9-5, 8-3), who need one more win to qualify for the state tournament.
The addition of Dickerson gives ORR some nice depth around the basket, where 5-8 junior forward Colby Garstang and 6-foot freshman center Gabby Reuter have been getting the job done.
"With Haley back, we have three legitimate players we can go to in the paint," ORR coach Bob Hohne said. "All three can give us some inside scoring and they all do a nice job rebounding the ball."
Reuter, who scored a career-high 19 points in a recent win over Seekonk, is averaging 9.0 points, 12.0 rebounds, and 4.0 blocks a game, and Garstang has been averaging 8.0 points and 5.0 rebounds.
Add in junior guards Katie Wilbur (who leads the team in scoring with a 13.0 average) and Abby Offringa, a good perimeter shooter who can also handle the ball, and the Lady Bulldogs have the potential to do some real damage down the stretch.
"We're starting to round into form," Hohne said. "If we keep improving, we're going to be a dangerous team in February."
The Lady Bulldogs, who have a three-game winning streak, play a key SCC game at Fairhaven on Tuesday.
Not surprisingly, Dartmouth made it through the first half of its Old Colony League schedule with a winning record. The Indians notched victories at Bridgewater-Raynham (50-18) and Taunton (46-32) before dropping a 63-62 decision at Barnstable on Friday in a game that was decided on a buzzer-beating 3-pointer.
"It would have been nice to knock off Barnstable," Dartmouth coach Jeff Hoyle said. "We played well, but getting out of there with a win would have done wonders for our confidence."
Barnstable (11-2, 3-0) is atop the league standings, followed by Dartmouth (7-5, 2-1), Taunton (6-5, 2-1), and Bridgewater-Raynham (1-12, 0-3).
Senior guards Kathryn Hiller (15.2 points) and Darian Silva (10.5 points) have been steady all season for the Indians, who have been getting some good play off their bench and are in a position to make a strong run for the OCL championship with all three of their remaining league games at home.
"The conference is still wide open. The title is going to be up for grabs down the stretch and we've already proven that we can beat anybody in the league," Hoyle said. "Taunton is big, but we were able to harass their guards and force turnovers. B-R is a little young and raw, and Barnstable has a scrappy team that works hard and never gives up. We also found out the hard way that they have some dangerous three-point shooters."
Olivia Costello made the dagger-in-the-heart trey against the Indians and teammate Molly Bent drained a game-winning 3-pointer in the Red Raiders' 59-56 win over Taunton.
The Indians have a pair of games at home this week. They host Durfee for a non-conference matchup on Tuesday and B-R comes to town for a league contest on Friday.
Wareham, which has been going only six deep most of the season, has been fortunate when it's come to injuries and foul trouble.
"We haven't had anyone get hurt and we haven't been committing silly fouls," Wareham coach Bob Rojik said. "We've been playing hard on defense, but you can only go so far and we've been running out of gas."
The Lady Vikings (8-6, 7-4 SCC) have some weapons to go to on offense.
Senior guard Lexie Silvia can score on the perimeter and can also take the ball to the basket, and the team has been getting some nice production from junior guard Breanna Muir and sophomore guard Amber Filkins, who made three 3-pointers and scored a team-high 17 points in a 64-36 loss to SCC-rival Fairhaven on Friday.
"We can score points, but we're hurting on defense," Rojik said. "It's tough to compete against teams like Fairhaven and GNB Voc-Tech, who have good size and can shoot the ball. We're not always on the same page when it comes to playing defense, but that's something we're working on."
Wareham plays a conference game at Case on Tuesday.
It's been a baptism by fire for a young Apponequet team that plays in the competitive South Coast Conference.
The Lakers, who have a core group of eight players that includes four sophomores and three freshman, have been going through some growing pains en route to putting together a 2-12 overall record and 2-9 conference mark.
"For the most part, we've played well in spurts," Apponequet coach Trevor Gagnier said. "We just haven't been able to put very many complete games together and that comes with inexperience."
Freshmen Jill Miller and Kailyn Milligan have been playing in the backcourt with sophomores Lizzie Loranger and Jade Rodrigues, and freshman forwards Katie Simonsen and Allie Goodwin have been combining up front with senior center Ali Tracey and sophomore center Ranee Roszkowicz.
"We're improving, but we're playing against tough competition every time we take the floor," Gagnier said. "We're still learning how to play together as a team and we're trying to build some experience and put as many games as we can under our younger players' belts."
The Lakers, who have a four-game losing streak, have notched wins over Seekonk (50-41) and Case (38-33). They return to action on Friday for a conference game at home against Seekonk.
Ed Collins covers girls basketball for The Standard-Times. He can be reached at (508) 979-4469 or by email at ecollins@s-t.com
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Carol Jean Corrow
October 18, 1955 — November 5, 2021
Carol J. Corrow 66, of Lake Placid, died peacefully early Friday morning November 5, 2021 at the Health Alliance Hospital in Kingston, NY. She was born on October 18, 1955 to the late Adelor and Doris (Jacques) Poulin in Saranac Lake, NY.
Per Carol's request no services will be held. She will be laid to rest in St. Bernard's Cemetery in Saranac Lake, NY alongside her first husband, John Martin. Carol married John on February 21, 1981. Mr. Martin died on August 23, 1987. She remarried Lawrence Corrow on November 2, 1990. Mr. Corrow died on January 22, 2019.
Ms. Corrow is survived by her daughter Jeannette Corrow of Kingston, NY; siblings David Poulin of Saranac Lake, NY; Nancy Martin of Lake Placid, NY; Tammie Brooks of Malone, NY; best friend and sister-in-law Susan Goldsmith of Saranac Lake, NY and a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins. Ms. Corrow is predeceased by her sister Linda Lacomba of Sodus, NY.
In her younger years Carol worked at various Hotels/Motels in the North Country before opening and managing a daycare in her home. Carol loved children and spending time with her family. She was usually found taking walks, shopping, playing cards, or listening to Garth Brooks. Carol was also a respected care giver always putting others before herself. She will be remembered for her generosity and huge heart.
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