For the launch of the all new 2017 Civic Hatch, we created a series of photos aligned with the TV concept of "Bárbaro" or "Made mean."
We worked closely with a retoucher to create these unique scenarios that fit out target and mood. Photos were posted across social platforms including: Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
4 series campaign for @HondaLatino. Content was meant to be relevant to hispanic millennials and show off a local lifestyle.
Working with content creators from each of the 4 cities, we explored explored what a young Latino can do in each city all while getting around in a Honda.
More social GIFs posted to @HondaLatino Twitter to celebrate holidays.
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Dunkin' Brands got off to a bad start in fiscal 2014, but it can make a comeback.
The record-setting snow accumulation and extended winter weather disrupted guest-traffic as customers were confined to their homes. Guest-traffic has been declining since March 2012 , and a bad weather only made matters worse for restaurant chains. Dunkin' Brands (NASDAQ:DNKN), the owner of Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin Robbins, quickly put the blame on the weather for its lackluster first-quarter results. Let's take a look at its results and see how it stacks up against the likes of Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts (NYSE:KKD).
Dunkin' Brands sells more than 1.8 billion cups of hot and iced coffee globally every year. It had a difficult start to fiscal 2014 due to the inclement weather, which disrupted sales at its restaurants. In the first quarter, the company missed consensus estimates on both revenue and earnings. It reported earnings per share of $0.33 on revenue of $171.9 million.
However, on the bright side, revenue jumped 6% versus the year-ago period, despite the bad weather. Same-store sales, or comps, at Dunkin' Donuts in the U.S. increased 1.2% versus the year-ago quarter. The company added 69 net new Dunkin' Donuts in the U.S. during the first quarter. However, investors weren't impressed with the sequential drop in revenue and the stock took a beating after the results.
California is the Mecca of coffee in the U.S., boasting of three out of the top 12 "most caffeinated" cities in the U.S. Dunkin Donuts is ahead of its schedule to open its first restaurant in California by the end of 2014 . It plans to expand to more than 1,000 stores in the state.
There are three headwinds that the franchisee units in the U.S. have to cope with. First, there's continued economic uncertainty with quick service restaurant, or QSR, customers. Second, there's stiff competition in the breakfast-and-coffee categories from peers. Finally, there might be a legislative impact of minimum wage and health care issues. Dunkin' has strategies in place to brave the impact of these headwinds.
For example, it launched the DD perks rewards program on Jan. 27. Those who enroll for this earn points for every Dunkin' run. The program now has 750,000 members in a short time of just three months. The weekly spending of Dunkin' Perks members is higher than Dunkin' card holders, who are yet to join the program. It is still early days, but the membership count is expected to grow to 2.5 million by the end of 2014 . This will drive revenue going forward as customers become more loyal and keep coming back.
Another initiative is the launch of online ordering of cake at Baskin Robbins in the U.S., which started in April. In addition, Dunkin' Brands is focused on customer service, product marketing and innovations like DD Perks. It is also beefing up seasonal menu offerings.
In order to add seasonal menu items, Dunkin' Donuts recently teamed up with its sister brand, Baskin Robbins, to serve iced coffee . The new flavors on offer are Cookie Dough Iced Coffee and Jamoca Almond Fudge Iced Coffee. This is in addition to the popular Butter Pecan Iced Coffee. This will help Dunkin' combat stiff competition in the industry during the spring season.
Krispy Kreme has transformed into a successful company over the last decade, climbing out from insolvency risks. However, just like Dunkin' Brands, its fiscal 2015 first-quarter results bore the brunt of the bad weather. It was not surprising that it missed consensus estimates on both top- and bottom-lines.
Krispy Kreme's comps declined 1.5% versus the year-ago period . Investors were not impressed as the company lowered its fiscal 2015 earnings view to the range of $0.69-$0.74 per share from $0.73-$0.79 per share earlier.
Starbucks shares have lost around 5% year-to-date. However, it is still a force to reckon with. Starbucks posted record revenue of $2.9 billion during the second quarter of fiscal 2014. This was on the back of global comps growth of 6% versus the year-ago period, representing the 17th consecutive quarter of comp growth of 5% or greater. Its strong international footprint, as compared to its peers, enabled it to ward off the negative impact of inclement weather in the U.S.
Although Dunkin' has got off to a choppy start in the new fiscal year, its performance can improve in the future on the back of several strategies that it has adopted. Store expansion, a loyalty program, and menu innovations will enable Dunkin' to come out of its slump. Investors should consider adding Dunkin' Brands to their portfolio as it looks like a good deal on the pullback.


St. Patrick's day is another fun holiday to celebrate with your kiddos, from dressing up to making fun desserts with them. This fun and creative rainbow snacks for kids can be done with your kids or even in class with your students, separating the fruit loops by colors and filling up the bags in color order. This is a super easy DIY dessert, it just takes two ingredients to make.
1. Separate all the colors of Fruit Loops. You'll need 6 different bowls for each colors.
3. Fill up the bag with the Fruit Loops in the following order: purple, blue, green, yellow, orange and then red.
4.Once you're done filling the bag, use the twist tie to tie the bag. Super easy snack!


Alaine Chartrand performs her Free Skate at the 2019 Canadian Tire National Figure Skating Championships.
Alaine Chartrand catapulted from fifth to first place to capture her second national title at the 2019 Canadian National Figure Skating Championships on Saturday. Aurora Cotop rose from sixth to second, while Véronik Mallet maintained third to earn the bronze.
After a Lutz error left her in fifth place going into free skate, Chartrand vowed to be better in the free skate, and said that she was perhaps better suited to coming back from behind. She kept her promise, delivering a decisive win in the free skate with a score of 126.69, taking the title overall with 185.91 points.
Despite underrotation calls on three triple jumps, Chartrand delivered two clean double Axels (one in a three-jump combination with a triple Salchow), a triple Lutz, and triple loop. She earned level 4 on her step sequence and two of her spins, with her change combination spin graded as level 3.
Chartrand, the 2016 Canadian National champion, had suffered many disappointments in subsequent seasons, and spoke in particular of missing the 2018 Winter Olympics. Returning to the top of the podium again was "crazy" in her words.
Finishing some sixteen points behind Chartrand was the new national silver medalist, Cotop. The teen landed five clean triples as well as two double Axels and received level 4 on all her spin elements. With 110.37 points, she had a total score of 169.35.
Still dealing with the aftereffects of bone marrow edema, Cotop's full arsenal of jumps was not available to her in this competition, but she said "I did what I could." She praised her coach, Ravi Walia, for helping her improve her skating and performance qualities.
"I feel like we worked on that more than elements, because Ravi's really trying to push me to get better confidence and better flow and edge in my performances," said the 16-year-old.
As Cotop currently lacks the senior technical minimums necessary to go to the Four Continents and World Championships, the skater said she was more immediately thinking of the prospect of attending the World Junior Figure Skating Championships. Her injury compelled her to withdraw from the Inge Solar Memorial in the fall.
While Chartrand and Cotop rose from fifth and sixth place to the podium, Véronik Mallet, third after the short program, remained in third place when the dust had settled, despite errors in the free skate. She earned 107.98 for her strong Adele free program, for 168.53 overall, only slightly behind Cotop. Her mistakes were a fall on a triple loop attempt and a popped Axel, but the rest of her jump elements were successfully executed.
A national bronze medalist for the second time in her career (the first being in 2015), Mallet's focus after her skate was on future possibilities. Attending a World Championship remains something she has yet to achieve. "We'll see what Skate Canada decides," she said.
Meanwhile, Mallet also noted that her foot "is good now," and in future seasons, has an eye on reintroducing the flip and Lutz into competition, and possibly also triple-triple combinations.
Larkyn Austman, who was second after the short program, finished fifth in the free skate with 103.60, and 168.13 overall, just 0.40 behind Mallet. The free skate unfortunately was difficult, with a fall on her final triple Salchow jump a popped flip, as well as several other errors. The skater was visibly upset afterward.
Defending national champion Gabrielle Daleman, in first place after the short program, also experienced an error-strewn free skate, falling three times and receiving underrotation calls and negative GoE on other jumps. She placed eighth in the free skate with a score of 96.74 points, and 166.92 cumulative points, leaving her in fifth place overall.
Daleman's struggle with depression and the aftereffects of concussion had been publicly known for some time, and after a strong short program, she was dispirited.
Michelle Long, who was sitting in eighth place after the short program, finished fourth in the free skate (106.64 points), and rose to sixth place overall (161.40) points).
Skate Canada named Chartrand, Mallet, and Austman to the Four Continents team. Chartrand was earned a ticket to the World Figure Skating Championships. The two other spots will be determined after the Four Continents.


I found this small wool shop in our town whilst being out and about a few days ago that I hadn't noticed before and I am glad that I stopped and took a look. It was a very nice store and I found some really neat new things to use in some of my future creations. I am not sure what all of these creations are going to be just yet, but I am hoping to come up with a few ideas.
... and since I liked the white so much I also took some of it in these colors as well.
Raw wool in it's natural beauty ~ I already have a few ideas where I am going to use this for.
Also some new wool to work with ~ this is such a lovely color eyelash wool ~ I just love this stuff!
I have already thought of a project I am going to use some of this in.
... beautiful vintage velvet in two very pretty shades. I am already working on a new creation with these fabrics and I am hoping that I will be able to share the result with you soon if it works out.
I have thrown myself into work these past days to make myself a tiny bit happy and to share with all you lovely bloggers and I hope you enjoy what you see. I am always so happy to hear from all of you so never stop leaving comments!
How neat is that feather and yarn, I've never seen anything like that! Looking forward to your new creations.


Circus Sensible has been teaching and entertaining for over 30 years! We are undoubtedly one of the UK's most loved Circus Companies. Just look at our reviews to see how well our Big Top days and Circus Days go down. We love what we do and it shows!
How much will travel cost?
For a day of Circus Workshops with one of us, travel will usually be £10-£20 and rarely more than £30.
Our Big Tops come down from the North West so travel for Big Top Days is often a bit more. As a rough guide, a Day with one of our 'baby' Big Tops in the South of England, Northumberland or the South of Scotland, including travel, will come to around £1695+VAT including travel on average. A day in the Midlands or Yorkshire will be about £1550+VAT including travel. Get in touch to get an exact price.
What skills are included in a Circus Workshop?
Our Circus skills workshops can include Juggling, with scarves, balls and clubs, Chinese Diabolo, Devilstick or Flowerstick, Plate spinning, Poi, Chinese ribbons, Cigar boxes, Lolo balls, Hula Hoop, Chinese ribbon, Fun Wheels etc. We can also bring along Unicycles and a Tightrope or Slackline on request.
We have 7 'baby' Big Tops and a large team of willing performers so we generally have good availability. However, it's a good idea to get in touch early and get your event pencilled in the diary to avoid disappointment.
Will our Big Tops go up on concrete?
Unfortunately we can only put our tents up on grassed areas as we have to stake the tents down. We need relatively level, well drained ground with no underground pipes or cables. We also need to have access right up to the site for our vehicles.
Do our staff have safety checks?
All our staff have current CRB/DBS checks. We have Public liability Insurance and risk assessments available.
Do we do Corporate Events?
Yes, our Shows, workshops and entertainment are perfect for all events, including team building days, staff and family fun days, Staff away days and so on.
Do we do Children's Parties?
Yes we do! Amazingly we often take our Big Tops out for the Ultimate children's party! If you've got a big enough garden or field we can come and perform Shows, Workshops and Walkabout entertainment.
Can I book Circus Sensible for more than one day?
Yes, we can come for as many days as you like. We often spend a few days or even a week in a school. Another option is to have Circus skills workshops in School on a Friday and then Shows and workshops with our Circus tents as part of your School fete on the Saturday.
Is there any discount for Charities?
We don't have any specific discount schemes but we are always flexible and will try to fit into your budget. You can also follow us on Facebook and look out for our regular offers.
We are very flexible but generally we ask for a 50% deposit with the rest payable just prior to the event. BACS is always best.
Where are Circus Sensible based?
Circus Sensible are based in London, Manchester, Bristol, Leeds, Glasgow and Edinburgh. Wherever you are, the chances are, we're not too far away!


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NBC launches World Of Dance Snapchat series
By TBI reporter
22nd May 2017 @ 09:57
In a sign that TV networks are becoming increasingly interested in originating content for social media platforms, US network NBC is, today, launching a Snapchat version of its new World of Dance series – eight days ahead of the show's television debut.
The much-hyped World of Dance, which features Jennifer Lopez as a judge, is a competition-based format in which the world's best dancers go head to head in freestyle dance-offs. In the eight-episode Snapchat version, the judges will narrow the field, but platform users will choose the eventual winner.
The decision to launch a Snapchat version of the show is an attempt to pursue younger audiences, which are becoming increasingly disconnected from traditional TV platforms. It was filmed as vertical video and made exclusively for Snapchat.
NBC's parent company NBCUniversal is betting big on Snapchat.
In March 2017, the company invested US$500 million in an IPO by Snapchat owner Snap. At its recent upfront, it also showcased The Rundown, an E! News series that attracts an average of eight million views per episode on the platform.
Tags: E! News, jennifer Lopez, NBC, NBC Universal, Snapchat, The Rundown, World of Dance


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Greek court punishes Roar's Papadopoulos
Brisbane A-League defender Avraam Papadopoulos has been handed a suspended two-and-a-half year jail sentence by a Greek court for illegally betting on matches.
Agence France-Presse reports Papadopoulos was one of 58 people punished by the three-member Court of Appeal in Athens for their roles in the 'Koriopolis' match-fixing scandal in 2011.
The 33-year-old spent seven seasons with Greek Super League club Olympiacos, at times serving as captain, and signed an A-League deal last year with the Roar.
The Roar were aware of his implication in the scandal when they recruited him, but coach John Aloisi said it was "not a concern" after conducting his own inquiries into Papadopoulos' character.
When he arrived in Australia, Papadopoulos claimed the allegations were "not true" and had been blown out of proportion by journalists.
He reportedly has the right to appeal the sentence.
A Roar spokesperson said: "Brisbane Roar Football Club were aware of an investigation into betting on football matches in Greece between 2009 and 2010 involving Avram Papadopoulos when he signed for Brisbane in February, 2017."
"The club are awaiting further information on this matter and will not be making any further comment at this time."
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Our phones can be pretty busy, and at the moment it's up to Christine to respond to all phone calls by herself! We would love for someone to come in and help answer the phones and return messages on Christine's behalf, so she can put all of her focus on running The Moggery. As a receptionist you will answer phones, return calls, and schedule viewing appointments.
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17 things more interesting than Gary Oldman's Oscar acceptance speech
Jessica Wang
Updated Mar 04, 2018 @ 11:13 pm
Gary Oldman took home the 2018 Oscar for his portrayal of Prime Minister Winston Churchill of Great Britain in Joe Wright's Darkest Hour. Oldman was up against Phantom Thread's Daniel Day-Lewis, Call Me By Your Name's Timothée Chalamet, Get Out's Daniel Kaluuya, and Roman J. Israel, Esq.'s Denzel Washington. To celebrate Oldman's win, despite this being a man who stands accused of domestic violence by his ex-wife Donya Fiorentino, as well as anti-semitism, we've compiled a brief list of 17 things more interesting than Gary Oldman's 2018 Oscars acceptance speech.
1. Waiting to be called at the DMV.
2. Armie Hammer's tiny shorts in Call Me By Your Name.
3. Being put on hold while your least favorite song plays on the other line.
4. Michael B. Jordan's bangs in Black Panther.
5. Small talk with your dentist while their fingers are in your mouth.
6. Choosing an avocado at the grocery store.
7. Lint rolling your coat with no satisfying result in sight.
8. Misspelling a word so severely that even Google can't help you.
9. Any episode of Two and a Half Men.
10. The first sip of Alka-Seltzer to reduce really bad heartburn.
11. Watching paint dry.
12. Wiping eraser shavings to the floor.
13. Picking up rotisserie chicken at the grocery store.
14. Waiting in line at H&M to try on a pair of $18 distressed jeans.
15. Restarting your computer.
16. Nickelback's "All the Right Reasons" album.
17. That scene from The Office where Erin boils Gatorade.


I dream about being in an ice cream shop back in the 50's wearing a Pink Ladies Jacket and dancing the jitterbug. Lol. I kind of belong back in that era. But my childhood growing up in the 70's and 80's was pretty cool also. Especially since it included ice cream sodas!
My Grandma(my Dad's mom) lived to 103. And her diet wasn't high protein and low carbs, that's for sure. She always had very cold cans of coke in her fridge and vanilla ice cream in her freezer. After dinner she would make my sisters and I ice cream sodas. They were sooo good!
I don't usually have soda in the house, because I don't want any of us to drink it. When I do, the boys always ask for ice cream sodas.
I scale it down to half the size of the ones she made.
That is it. It's delicious and comforting. I hope it brings you back to a happy place in your childhood. Enjoy!


What can cause a vehicle to lose it brakes?
What can cause a vehicle to lose its brakes?
What can cause a car or a bus to lose its brakes?
That's a very timely question considering that "Nawalan ng preno," together with the requisite head scratching, is the most common scene you'll witness when someone—especially public utility vehicles or commercial truck drivers—figures in an accident. It's as if the gods of motoring suddenly chose to abandon the said drivers and their brakes, making it not the driver's fault but instead by the stars and planets aligning incorrectly. Deities, mystics and unknown energies notwithstanding, a vehicle's brake system isn't all that mysterious if you take a few moments to understand how they work.
There are a few ways brakes fail, all of which are preventable on properly maintained vehicles.
Loss of brake fluid is one. For most typical hydraulic brake systems, none or not enough fluid equals no brakes. Air brakes (which won't be discussed in detail), however, are different; lack of air pressure means that the brakes are applied. This is preventable by regular checkups and inspection of the brake system. This is part of what's supposed to happen when cars are taken into service at dealerships or private motor pool garages. A good indicator of a leak is having to frequently top up your brake fluid. If this is happening to you, your next trip should be to get it fixed.
Like all fluids, brake fluid has a boiling temperature, and most vehicles under typical urban or highway driving conditions will hardly ever reach that point. A situation which may cause the fluid to boil is repeated rapid acceleration and deceleration. Each time the brake is applied, the brake rotors/drums and pads/shoes get hot. Some of the heat is shed and some is absorbed by the components until the saturation point is exceeded to the point that the brake fluid boils. When the fluid boils, it's effectively the same as having no fluid at all in the system. Stepping on the brake pedal does nothing, except perhaps, raise your blood pressure and make tiny indentations on the car floor when the pedal, instead of firming up, goes all the way down.
How much driving does it take to do this? Driving 72 hard laps like there's no tomorrow on the original 2.8km layout of the Subic International Raceway during an endurance race will do it.
On the road? It will take a generous amount of asininely poor judgment, bad driving and then some to make it happen.
Another example of a situation which can cause brakes to overheat is driving an overloaded vehicle over extended distances. Driving without due caution when overloaded (not something anybody should be doing to begin with) while expecting the brakes function flawlessly without issue is like expecting a highly vocal social media activist to make good and leave the country when their political candidate loses. Not likely to happen.
Finally there's the most refuted reason, and possibly the number one cause for brake failure: Driving too fast for the conditions. This one requires no explanation, just a lot of excuses and perhaps a deity or three.
PS Driving too fast for the conditions includes any sort of forward or rearward motion at the helm of any vehicle by an unqualified operator.


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Drake Pulls The Nostalgia Card: Two 'Degrassi' Fans Dissect The Video For 'I'm Upset' Drake unites the old gang of Degrassi High School for his latest video. NPR Music breaks down the cameos, Easter eggs and (relatively low-stakes) inconsistencies of "I'm Upset."
Drake Pulls The Nostalgia Card: Two 'Degrassi' Fans Dissect The Video For 'I'm Upset'
June 14, 20182:32 PM ET
Stefanie Fernández
Sidney Madden
Late Wednesday night, Drake — being Drake — released the video for "I'm Upset," a song that was really just OK until he dressed it up with a long-awaited reunion of the original cast of Degrassi: The Next Generation, the much-beloved Canadian teen drama on which the rapper played Jimmy Brooks from 2001 to 2007, a basketball star whose life changed after being shot and paralyzed (more on this later). This perfectly timed reunion video arrived in tandem with the 6ix God's announcement that Scorpion, his fifth studio album, will be released June 29.
In the video, Drake — or is he Jimmy? — wakes up next to a sleeping woman in the middle of the Toronto Raptors home court, clearly late to something. While choosing a suit to wear, we see none other than Jimmy's best friend Gavin "Spinner" Mason (Shane Kippel) join him, before they drive off in a Ferrari to a Degrassi Community School reunion, filmed on location in Toronto.
We also see the return of cheerleader Paige (Lauren Collins), goth girl Ellie (Stacey Farber), lovable Marco (Adamo Ruggiero), empowered-yet-insecure Manny (Cassie Steele), troubled musician Craig (Jake Epstein), teen mom and model Mia (Nina Dobrev), Jimmy's ex-girlfriends Hazel (Andrea Lewis) and Ashley (Melissa McIntyre), and even Rick (Ephram Ellis), who shot Jimmy. In one of the most hilarious scenes of the visual, Rick is chased down the halls by Drake's OVO crew. School principal Mr. Simpson — a.k.a. Snake, for those who watched the original Degrassi in the late '80s — buys a strain of marijuana called "The Cr***** Jimmy" from Jay and Silent Bob, the Kevin Smith characters that inexplicably had a story line on season four of The Next Generation, in which they were filming the fictional film Jay and Silent Bob Go Canadian, Eh? None of them have aged a day.
As the only two Degrassi stans in the NPR Music office, we felt a solemn responsibility to lovingly and ruthlessly dissect this video. Whatever it takes. — Stefanie Fernandez
Sidney: After being absent from social media for about a week after a beef with Pusha T, Drake dropped this video out of nowhere late last night, reuniting nearly the entire cast of Degrassi: The Next Generation. Let's start with our initial reactions to the video. My initial reaction was, 'Damn, this cast has aged really well!'
Stefanie: Paige and Marco look the same!
Sidney: I want Marco's skin regimen. And Liberty's glow up?! It was funny to see which characters were still friends — Jimmy and Spinner, Emma and Manny.
Stefanie: I always loved Emma's and Manny's friendship, and I agree about Liberty — I'm glad they didn't keep her as just the teen mom.
The lyrics of the song play off of their old relationships in the show; I noticed that when Drake says, "Getting pictures from my ex," it flashes to a shot of Hazel. (She and Jimmy dated for almost three seasons.) And, "Wanna waste half a million / be my guest"? He just did that with this reunion. I'm not upset.
Sidney: They kept lots of little character moments like that. I appreciate how Connor got a nice slow-mo moment while walking into the reunion. Yet another impeccable glow up.
Stefanie: I did not recognize Connor! Talk about getting hot in college.
Let's address Jay and Silent Bob's cameo — my favorite cameo of the video. It was always incredibly cool that Degrassi had a Jay and Silent Bob storyline in season four. Everyone made fun of Degrassi, but they managed to include Jay and Silent Bob's '90s Clerks clout.
Dealing to Mr. Simpson, a.k.a. Snake, was a great way to bring them back. "Noice noice noice noice."
Sidney: But I think the best cameo of the video goes to Rick. Drake's OVO boys chasing Rick down the hall, looking for revenge for what he did to Jimmy, is genius.
Stefanie: I loved that moment, but aside from the hilariousness of it, it felt incredibly bold to bring up a school shooting in a Drake video; at the end of the video when we hear a loud bang, I thought that was were it was headed, instead of a fire.
Sidney: Degrassi always took it there: Shootings. Teen pregnancy. Adderall addiction. Eating disorders. Abusive parents. Cyber-bullying. There was a lot going on at that school.
Stefanie: Yes, and for a show often stereotyped as part of the after school-special genre, Degrassi did a great job of allowing characters to inhabit other spaces outside of their type. Manny was never just the slutty one, Emma was never just the girl with an eating disorder, Liberty was never just the teen mom, Ellie was never just the girl who self-harmed and Marco was never just the tragic gay character.
Sidney: Ahead of its time.
Stefanie: Lastly, I was rooting for Craig, and happy to see him stepping out of that car. He went through so much — an abusive parent, a bipolar diagnosis. Craig left the show when he got a record deal and moved to California. I hope he made it.
Sidney: But there were some things off about this video, in terms of continuity. First, Rick's cameo was great but, um, Rick died in the struggle for the gun with Sean! You can't go to the reunion if you're dead.
Stefanie: Yep, so the "J.T. is dead therefore he can't be here" argument is moot. Drake did say on Instagram that the actor who played J.T. didn't come because he "thought it was a scam."
Sidney: That leads us to the biggest discrepancy of the video: Drake's character, Jimmy Brooks, is paralyzed, so how come he didn't roll up in a wheelchair — literally? Does this mean Jimmy learned to walk again?
Stefanie: A lot of characters mention the name Jimmy in the video: Jay naming the strain of weed, Snake's "You only live once that's the motto, Jimmy, YOLO." Is Drake supposed to be Jimmy?
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Sidney: I think we should assume he is Jimmy 'cause every other person there is their character, not the actor. So maybe Jimmy really had the best glow up... He learned to walk again and made it as a rap star.
Sidney: Let's move on to how we think this will help or hurt Drake's album rollout. This might be the wildest way I've ever seen anyone swerve a rap beef.
Stefanie: Nostalgia is a powerful thing — I know I'm playing into it and I don't care.
Sidney: I know. A week ago, I was thinking: "There's no way he's coming back from this Pusha beef." And here we are. This other videos this year, "God's Plan" and "Nice For What," have all been A-1, thanks to director Karena Evans. Plus, this reminds people of his early days of being on Degrassi, which is what he used to get clowned about as a young rapper. Dare I say — is Drake meme-ing himself? This positions him as the underdog in a strange way, which I think will work in his favor for when the album drops.
Stefanie: There's a third character here we're forgetting: Aubrey Graham. Back in the Degrassi days, pre-Drake, he was trying to make it as a mixed-race actor in Canada, to not-really-huge success. And though I loved Jimmy, his character wasn't the most complex on the show. But the Drake/Aubrey character is much more complex.
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Sidney: He kind of played the popular kid in a very linear sense. The shooting is what shook up his character. How do you think this bodes for Scorpion's rollout and the album drop on June 29?
Stefanie: Well, nostalgia is a big tool in the arsenal of The Washed. It's a sign that what it's dressing is not as interesting; he just did it so well on this video. But I don't think a lot of people would have cared as much if it was a regular video.
Sidney: For sure! In terms of songs, it's not his hottest this year. The video makes the song.
Stefanie: I'll say this: Most of all, I loved how happy they all were in the video. They all went through so much. I think that was always the central message of Degrassi on high school and life after it: That it always gets better.
Sidney: "Whatever it takes... I know I can make it through!"
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Nobel Prize-winning playwright late Harold Pinter made Londoners cry for Kurds again
The Barzani Charity Foundation (BCF) received an email from the Royal Court Theatre in Chelsea-London in early November asking if the foundation wished to partner with the Royal Court Theatre for a one-night event to raise money for Syrian Kurdish refugees by holding a play-reading for Mountain Language, a short play by the late Harold Pinter.
When the email was forwarded to me, I immediately replied and expressed our willingness to be part of the event. I did some quick research about the play and realized it was a magnificent opportunity to learn more about both the Royal Court Theatre and Pinter's strong bond with the Kurds, as well as the director of the show, Douglas Hodge, and the well-known British actors in the play.
Who is Harold Pinter and what is Mountain Language?
Harold Pinter (1930-2008, CH CBE) was a British playwright, screenwriter, director, and actor. A Nobel Prize winner, Pinter was one of the most influential modern British dramatists with a writing career that spanned over 50 years. His best-known plays include The Birthday Party (1957), The Homecoming (1964), and Betrayal (1978), each of which he adapted for the screen. His screenplay adaptations include The Servant (1963), The Go-Between (1971), The French Lieutenant's Woman (1981), The Trial (1993), and Sleuth (2007). He also directed or acted in radio, stage, television, and film productions of his and others' works.
Pinter's work has been described as dramatizing the interplay and conflict of the opposing poles of involvement and disengagement. Mountain Language (1988) is about the Turkish suppression of the Kurdish language. Pinter's longer political satire Party Time (1991) premiered at the Almeida Theatre in London, in a double-bill with Mountain Language. Pinter adapted it as a screenplay for television in 1992, directing that production, first broadcast in the United Kingdom on Channel 4 on Nov. 17, 1992.
Ever since then, Mountain Language has re-emerged many times, played by well-known actors in the UK and around the world. The latest reading of the play was directed at the Royal Court Theatre in Chelsea-London by Douglas Hodge, a well-known British actor, director, and musician who trained for the stage at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
Hodge, who says he has a passion for humanity, contemplated the continued suffering of the Kurds, especially following Turkey's latest offensive in northern Syria. Knowing that the play was inspired by the Kurdish people, Hodge decided the best way to show solidarity with Kurds was to hear the play on stage, to remind British audiences about the Kurds, and raise funds for the BCF's humanitarian initiative for Syrian refugees.
The Royal Court Theatre in Chelsea-London, United Kingdom. (Photo: Helen Murray)
I was asked to deliver a short statement about the BCF's response to the humanitarian crisis in northern Syria. I was nervous because of my lack of experience with theatre, in general. I did not know what to expect from both the actors and the audience. I was uncertain how they would respond, but the Royal Court management, especially Executive Producer Lucy Davies, came to my rescue. She, along with her other colleagues, had excellent organizational skills, and along with Hodge, built my confidence to take the stage.
I decided to tell the audience how and why we do humanitarian work in our region, and how the work we do is inspired by the late Kurdish leader, Mustafa Barzani (1903-1979)—someone who dedicated his entire life to fighting prejudice and realizing the rights of ethno-religious minorities, including Christians, Jews, Yezidis, and Kakais.
Barzani began to demonstrate his leadership on the humanitarian front at 15 years old, when the Armenians were driven out from their homes in Turkey, and the Ottoman Army surrounded the Prince (Amir) of Armenia and his family. The Kurdish leader, along with a handful of men, crossed the border from his homeland in the Barzan region to Turkey, were he fought through the Turkish army and rescued the Amir and his family. They were handed over to the French army in Syria where they later traveled to the United States.
The audience's response was incredible. I felt as though both Pinter and Barzani had heard me. Indeed, if they were present, they would have smiled at me. Nevertheless, their blessing did reach me and everyone in the theatre through Pinter's widow, Lady Antonia Fraser, who made a great effort to attend. She was very happy and proud that Pinter's work still manages to tell the suffering of the Kurdish people.
Mountain Language itself is a very strong story, but this time it had a stronger impact thanks to Hodge who directed the show and the talented actors: Bill Nighy, Abraham Popoola, Colin Salmon, Toby Stephens, Penelope Wilton, Sion Daniel Young, and young Kurdish actor Shaniaz Hama Ali who played their roles very well.
The event certainly gave Kurds an opportunity to learn more about Harold Pinter and his artistic weapon, and inspired Kurds to fight for their self-determination.
There are many reasons Kurds should celebrate this event, but for the BCF's founders, staff, and volunteers, this event is special and meaningful because it serves as a great recognition and perfectly reflects the BCF's services to humanity, not only within the Kurdistan Region but the wider region and beyond.
Awat Mustafa is a board member for the Barzani Charity Foundation and researcher. He holds a Master of Science in International Development from Newcastle/Northumbria University in the United Kingdom.
The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of Kurdistan 24.
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Q: optimize query in db2 I have two tables,
Filter, contains Country - State - City Mappings
+---------+-------+-------------+------------+
| Parent  | Child | Parent_Code | Child_Code |
+---------+-------+-------------+------------+
| Country | State | COUNT_ABC   | ST_XYZ     |
| Country | State | COUNT_POQ   | ST_TRE     |
| Country | State | COUNT_WER   | ST_QWE     |
| State   | City  | ST_XYZ      | CT_ABC     |
| State   | City  | ST_TRE      | CT_QWE     |
| State   | City  | ST_ZXC      | CT_ASD     |
+---------+-------+-------------+------------+

Names , Names of each above _Code
+---------+---------------+---------------+
| Entity  |  Entity_Code  |  Entity_Name  |
+---------+---------------+---------------+
| Country | COUNT_ABC     | United States |
| Country | COUNT_POQ     | Australia     |
| Country | COUNT_WER     | India         |
| State   | ST_XYZ        | New_York      |
| State   | ST_TRE        | Queensland    |
| City    | CT_ASD        | Banglore      |
| City    | CT_QWE        |  Sydney       |
+---------+---------------+---------------+

Now I want to write query where I have result like,
+---------------+------------+-----------+
| Australia     | Queensland | Sydney    |
| United States | New York   | Buffalo   |
| United States | New Jersey | Princeton |
| India         | Karantaka  | Banglore  |
+---------------+------------+-----------+

How to write optimize query for this thing? I have query which look like this
SELECT
    DISTINCT
    R.Entity_Code AS COUNTRY_CODE,
    R.Entity_Name AS COUNTRY,
    SR.Entity_Code AS STATE_CODE,
    SR.Entity_Name AS STATE,
    C.Entity_Code AS CITY_CODE,
    C.Entity_Name CITY,
FROM
    NAMES C
LEFT OUTER JOIN
(
SELECT *
FROM
   FILTER F
LEFT OUTER JOIN
    NAMES C
    ON F.PARENT = C.Entity_Code
)SR ON C.Entity_Code  = SR.Child_Code
LEFT OUTER JOIN
(
 SELECT *
FROM
   FILTER F
LEFT OUTER JOIN
    NAMES C
    ON F.PARENT = C.Entity_Code
)R ON SR.Parent_COde = R.Child_Code
WHERE
    COALESCE(R.Entity,'Country')='Country'
    AND COALESCE(SR.Entity,'State')='State'
   AND C.Entity = 'City'

Is thery any way to optimize it or make it short.
Note: I am using DB2
Thank in advance!!

A: You can get the codes by doing a self-join on filter
select fp.parent_code as country_code, fp.child_code as state_code, fc.child_code as city_code
from filter fp join
     filter fc
     on fp.child_code = fc.parent_code;

With this as a basis, you can then join in the names:
select ec.entity_name as country, es.entity_name as state, eci.entity_name as city
from filter fp left join
     filter fc
     on fp.child_code = fc.parent_code left join
     entity ec
     on ec.entity_code= fp.parent_code left join
     entity es
     on es.entity_code = fp.child_code left join
     entity eci
     on eci.entity_code = fc.child_code;

The left join is for entities that might not have matches.

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Satoshi Omura (大村智, Ōmura Satoshi; Nirasaki, 12 juli 1935) is een Japans biochemicus die bekend werd door de ontdekking en ontwikkeling van verschillende farmacologisch actieve stoffen die voorkomen in micro-organismen. In 2015 werd hem de Nobelprijs voor Fysiologie of Geneeskunde toegekend met William C. Campbell en Youyou Tu voor "ontdekkingen betrekking hebbend op nieuwe geneeswijzen bij infecties veroorzaakt door parasitaire rondwormen".

Biografie
Ōmura werd geboren in de Japanse stad Nirasaki in de prefectuur Yamanashi, als tweede zoon van de Ōmura-familie. Na zijn afstuderen aan de Universiteit van Yamanaski in 1958 werd hij wetenschapsdocent aan de Tokyo Metropolitan Sumida Technische Hogeschool.

In 1960 was hij toehoorder van een lezing gegeven door Koji Nakanishi aan de Tokio University of Education, een leidend expert op het gebied van biologische chemische producten. Geïntrigeerd door Nakanishi's werk schreef hij een jaar later zich in aan de Tokio University of Science (TUS) voor een wetenschapstudie. Ōmura ontving er zijn mastergraad (1963) en behaalde daarna twee doctoraten; zijn eerste Ph.D was er een in Farmaceutische Wetenschap aan de Universiteit van Tokio (1968), de tweede betrof een Ph.D. in de scheikunde aan TUS (1970).

Carrière
Vanaf 1965 is Ōmura als onderzoeker verbonden aan het Japanse Kitasato-instituut. Van 1970 tot 1990 was hij tevens deeltijddocent aan TUS. In 1971 was hij gastdocent aan de Wesleyan-universiteit, Connecticut. Aanvankelijk wilde Ōmura zijn onderzoek in de Verenigde Staten voortzetten, maar uiteindelijk besloot hij terug te keren naar Japan. In 1973 werd hij directeur van het antibiotica-laboratorium aan het Kitasato-universiteit, waar hij een gezamenlijk onderzoek begon met Merck & Co. Twee jaar later, 1975, werd hij er benoemd tot hoogleraar. Momenteel is hij hoogleraar-emeritus aan Kitasato en Max Tishler Professor of Chemistry aan Wesleyan.

Onderzoek
Satoshi Ōmura is vooral bekend van de ontdekking en de ontwikkeling van diverse farmaceuten die van natura voorkomen in mirco-organismen. Hij isoleerde en cultiveerde vele verscheidene variëteiten van de grond levende bacteriën van de soort Streptomyces die anti-microbe substanties produceren. Zo slaagde een onderzoeksgroep onder zijn leiding erin om een stam van de Streptomyces avermitilis te isoleren die het anti-parasitaire middel avermectin produceert. Deze stam werd door Ōmura gegeven aan de Amerikaan William Campbell, die vervolgens hieruit het geneesmiddel ivermectine ontwikkelde dat vanaf de jaren tachtig succesvol wordt gebruikt in de behandeling tegen parasitaire rondwormen die ziektes veroorzaken zoals onchocerciase (rivierblindheid) en elefantiase (olifantsziekte). Voor deze prestatie ontving hij samen met Campbell de Nobelprijs.

Beginnend vanaf de jaren zeventig heeft Omura meer dan 480 nieuwe chemische stoffen ontdekt, waarvan een gedeelte geleid hebben tot de ontwikkeling van nieuwe geneesmiddelen zoals lactacystin, cerulenin, andrastin, herbimycin en neoxaline. Deze hebben enorm bijgedragen in de opheldering van levensverschijnselen.

Erkenning
Voor zijn wetenschappelijke werk mocht Ōmura verscheidene onderscheidingen en prijzen in ontvangst nemen. Naast de Nobelprijs in 2015 waren dit onder andere: de Hoechst-Roussel Award (1985), de Uehara Prize (1988), de Japan Academy Prize (1990), de Robert Koch gouden medaille (1997) en de Natansihi Prize (2000).

Links
 Professor Satoshi Omura
 Satoshi Ōmura | People | THE KITASATO INSTITUTE
 Nirasaki Omura Art Museum

Winnaar van de Nobelprijs voor Fysiologie of Geneeskunde
Japans hoogleraar
20e-eeuws medicus

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Piyush Mishra (nacido el 13 de enero de 1963, Gwalior) es un actor de cine y teatro, director musical, letrista, cantante y guionista indio. Mishra nació y creció en Gwalior, aunque se graduó en la Escuela Nacional de Arte Dramático en Delhi en 1986. A partir de entonces, comenzó su carrera en el teatro Hindi en Delhi. En la próxima década, trabajó como director de teatro, actor, letrista y cantante. Más adelante se trasladó a Mumbai en 2002, y como actor, autor y guionista, ha recibido grandes elogios o reconocimientos por su actuación en la película Maqbool (2003) y Gangs of Wasseypur (2012). En su carrera como letrista y cantante, se hizo conocer con temas musicales que han sido éxitos como Arre Ruk Ja Re Bandeh (Viernes Negro, 2004), Aaramb Hai Prachand (Gulaal, 2009), Ik Bagal (Gangs of Wasseypur - Parte 2, 2012) y Husna (MTV Coke Studio, 2012).

Filmografía

Como actor
 Bharat Ek Khoj (1988) (Sepoy)
 Sardar (film) (1993) (Guest Appearance)
 Dil Se.. (1998)
 Samurai (Tamil) (2002)
 Maqbool (2003)
 Butterfly (2003)
 Sala Bandar! (2003)
 Ek Din 24 Ghante (2003)
 Matrubhoomi (2003)
 Deewaar (2004)
 Super (Telugu) (2005)
 1971 (2007)
 Jhoom Barabar Jhoom (2007)
 Gulaal (2009)
 Lahore (2010)
 Tere Bin Laden (2010)
 Lafangey Parindey (2010)
 Bhindi Baazaar (2011) as Pandey
 That Girl in Yellow Boots (2011) as Auto Rickshaw Driver
 Rockstar (2011) as Dhingra
 Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 1 (2012)
 Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 2 (2012)

Como letrista
 Dil Pe Mat Le Yaar!! (2000)
 Black Friday (2004)
 Aaja Nachle (2007)
 Tashan (2008)
 Gulaal (2009)
 Chal Chalein (2009)
 Gangs of Wasseypur (2012)
 Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 2 (2012)(Songs : Aabroo and Ik Bagal)
 Husna (Coke Studio (India) Season 2) (2012)
 Jalpari: The Desert Mermaid(2012)(Songs : Bargat Ke Pedo)
 Arjun The Warrior Prince (2012)
 O Re Manvaa (My Heart) (2012)

Screenplay y diálogos
 The Legend of Bhagat Singh (2002) – Dialogues
 Yahaan (2005) – Screenplay and dialogues
 1971 (2007) – Screenplay
 Ghajini (2008) – Dialogues
 Lahore (2010) – Screenplay
 Chittagong (2011) – Dialogues
 Agneepath (2012) – Dialogues
Shuddhi

Como cantante
 Aarambh hai prachand (Gulaal-2009)
 Duniya (Gulaal-2009)
 Jab Sheher hamara (Gulaal-2009)
 Ik Bagal (Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 1 – 2012)
 Ik Bagal (Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 2 – 2012)
 Aabroo (Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 2 – 2012)
 Husna (Coke Studio (India) Season 2 – 2012)
 Bargat Ke Pedo Pe Shakhe Purani   (Jalpari: The Desert Mermaid – 2012)
 Tom Dick and Harry (The Dewarists) together with Akala
 O Re Manvaa (My Heart) (2012)
 Bas Chal Kapat  (Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster Returns – 2013)
 Ghar (Coke Studio (India) Season 3 – 2013)

Como compositor
 Gulaal (2009)
 Lahore (2010) (Song: Oh Re Bande)
 Gangs of Wasseypur (2012) (Songs: Manmauji & Ik Bagal)
 Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 2 (2012) (Song: Ik Bagal)
 Jalpari: The Desert Mermaid – (2012)(Song: Bargat Ke Pedo)
 O Re Manvaa (My Heart) (2012)

Premios
Zee Cine Awards
 2003: Best Dialogue: The Legend of Bhagat Singh (with Ranjit Kapoor and Rajkumar Santoshi)

Stardust Awards
 2010: Standout Performance by a Music Director: Gulaal

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 An Interview with Piyush Mishra

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Actores de India
Directores de cine de India
Cantantes masculinos de India


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I Have Been Having Some Pain In My Temple And My Upper Left Jaw. Is This Caused By A Dental Problem?
Hello Dr Hughes. I have been having some pain in my temple, my upper left jaw, behind my ear and in addition I've been getting a burning sensation in my head. Additionally, when I put on my glasses I can feel a 'tender' spot over my ear. When I place a cold pack on the area it feels better but I can definitely feel the cold on the nerve which is highly annoying. My question is more about the burning pain in my head. Can that be generated from the nerve in my tooth? It would be great if you could help me clear this up. Thanks.
I can feel a pulse around my crowned tooth and gums. Can you advise?
There is not enough pain to be that worried but cannot be right that I can feel pulse all the time.There is no or very little bleeding around the tooth, but when I tap the crown, it does feel uncomfortable, but not excessively painful.
I have 3 crowns all together on left side upper mouth, also have 1 same side lower mouth.
My daughter has been told that she can't have braces or veneers-are there really no options for her?
My daughter is a professional singer and paranoid abut her teeth as she has a narrow bridge and a front tooth is slightly forward . She had veneers fitted on her front teeth but three years on it has moved again. She consulted a dentist who has told her the dentist who did her teeth has butchered them by filing so much away that a brace would damage the veneers and no new veneers can be fitted as the nerve would be damaged and the tooth die. She is distraught as her smile and mouth are her business. What can she do?
My crowned tooth is causing me a lot of pain, what could this be?
I am in a lot of pain which started with a chipped tooth, what could be the source of pain?
I had a front tooth root filling in early Nov. Had been chipped & badly cracked umpteen years ago but earlier this year became tender to pressure. Was/got infected. 5 lots of antibiotics, 1 temp crown [the tooth cracked further], umpteen appts for 'cleaning' inside & more pain than I thought I could stand. Then endodontic referral [early Dec], different internal medication, and it did improve slightly but still needed full pain relief [max paracetamol & max ibuprofen daily]. Was advised it might 'settle down' … hasn't. Returned to endo in early Jan, refilled again, again did improved slightly but still very painful to any sort of touch & need regular pain relief and now seems to be getting worse again. Have been told it might be phantom nerve pain and not to have tooth out until seen by neurologist, which could take months on NHS. I think it far more likely infection is still lurking although medication keeps is from forming obvious absess or that root is actually cracked as well & I would get relief from extraction. Gums very sore in area too. What is your opinion please ?


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Van der Vliet Oloomi's novel named finalist for PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction
Nanovic Faculty Fellow Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi, an assistant professor of English at Notre Dame, has been named a finalist for the 2019 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction, the country's largest peer-juried prize for novels and short stories. The honor is for Van der Vliet Oloomi's second novel, Call Me Zebra,...
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In memoriam: Donald Kommers, Joseph and Elizabeth Robbie Chair in Government and International Studies
Nanovic Fellow Donald P. Kommers, the Joseph and Elizabeth Robbie Chair in Government and International Studies and a concurrent professor emeritus of law, died Dec. 21 at his home in Holy Cross Village. He was 86.
Liberal Studies and Sacred Music Professor Honored for Musicological Research on Italian Basilica
Nanovic Fellow Pierpaolo Polzonetti, an associate professor in Notre Dame's Program of Liberal Studies (PLS) and Sacred Music at Notre Dame program, has won the H. Colin Slim Award for his essay, "Tartini and the Tongue of Saint Anthony." The award, presented by the American Musicological Society since 2005, honors...
Three Notre Dame Faculty Receive Fellowships from National Endowment for the Humanities
Three faculty from the University of Notre Dame received fellowships this week from the National Endowment for the Humanities, continuing the University's record success winning support for humanities research. Receiving the grants are Nanovic Fellow Julia Douthwaite, a professor of French; Amy Mulligan, an assistant professor of Irish language and literature;...


Entrepreneurs everywhere are now starting to take over the world. Make a difference and get it right we say! But first, in order to do so, we have to have a legit business plan. Failing to plan is planning for Failure!


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Policy professionals play a central role in helping the Home Office build a safe, just and prosperous UK. They design, develop and deliver the plans and activities that achieve the specific objectives set by government ministers.
In the Home Office, this work contributes to maintaining homeland security, ensuring public safety and effectively managing migration and borders. Policy work can often be high-profile and impactful, affecting the everyday lives of millions of citizens.
As a policy professional, you may work closely with ministers, colleagues such as analysts to develop evidence-based plans, or with communications and marketing specialists to deliver focused campaigns. You may also work with lawyers to provide recommendations on complicated decisions with a legal dimension, or with digital specialists to develop new services for the public. The Home Office works closely with a wide range of partners across government and outside it too – including the police and fire and rescue services. As a policy professional, you may work with those bodies too.
As a knowledgeable and skilled policy professional, you'll understand the context and background of your policy area and know how to translate objectives and priorities into delivery. Policy work can be varied, fast-paced and intellectually stimulating, but there's no single type of person that is best suited to the role. Different perspectives can help deliver better plans, and there's always room for creativity and judgement alongside evidence and rigour.
What you could be doing
Policy: You could be working on a huge range of interesting policy areas. This includes ensuring the UK's prepared for cyber security attacks from hostile states, creating visa routes for highly skilled migrants to help boost the UK economy or working with policing partners to increase police numbers.
Private Office: You could be directly supporting ministers by commissioning and providing briefings and advice, representing them at meetings and ensuring the delivery of different activities and priorities.
Parliamentary team: As a parliamentary expert, you could be helping to plan government business in parliament. You could also be briefing ministers and officials on particular topics or engagements, and co-ordinating responses to parliamentary questions and other requests for information.
Corporate Strategy & Performance: You could be producing and managing strategies and tracking performance to ensure delivery of government objectives.
The benefits of working in Policy at the Home Office
Policy professionals joining the Home Office will benefit from working on projects and priorities offering huge impact, and will have the opportunity to develop impressive experience. You'll build your CV, skills and career while knowing your work really matters.
Policy professionals in the Home Office benefit from the wide variety of training available to all civil servants. We also offer a number of targeted development activities, including a dedicated 'policy' development programme and monthly policy essentials sessions. Plus regular lunchtime speaker sessions from academics and external institutions.
Interested in making a difference? View our Policy vacancies and apply
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Plymouth quartet Patrons release their debut album As Above, So Below on 31st March via Rose Coloured Records. The band draw inspiration from personal events, feeding on whatever life throws at them. Musically, the bands influences are ever growing; yet there is a deep-rooted love of the epic scale of song-craft by bands like Biffy Clyro, Brand New, Thrice and Reuben.
On the whole As Above, So Below is a thoroughly enjoyable album. There's one big issue that raises its head though. Once you hear it you'll struggle to get past it. The issue being that Patrons seem to be a band that have spent too much time listening to Vertigo Of Bliss by Biffy Clyro, realised this and decided to add in a splash of Thrice to disguise it. If, like us, you love both the aforementioned bands it probably won't be that much of problem even though it casts a pretty imposing shadow over proceedings.
If this was something new, As Above, So Below could be considered something special. Unfortunately, at times it plays as a homage to its influences rather than casting its own wings. Opening track 'First of The Slow Burners' promises big riffs and anthemic choruses, and while 'Shapes In Nature' delivers this it does so at the cost of being a Biffy Clyro tribute.
Both 'The Art of Conversation' and 'Listen' come close to becoming good original sounding tracks, however the band sound better on 'Eighty Four' and 'Everything Matters' where originality certainly isn't the main feature. The visceral aggression at the heart of 'War & Peace' is refreshing before 'Army of One' reverts to the Biffy Clyro homage.
None of the songs on As Above, So Below are bad, it just a little too close to its influences. Sure, you'll probably enjoy it but it isn't an album you'll rush back to.


AppFinity Customer Portal for AccountMate SQL opens a self-service access to your customers, allowing them to view detailed order history, check order status, review outstanding billings and make payments, print statements and update their profiles round the clock.
With the Customer Portal, you can empower your customers by providing them complete access to up-to-date and accurate information. It is a cost-effective solution that eliminates countless phone calls to verify the status of sales orders. By enabling your customers to make payments in the system, it will lessen time-consuming paperwork to reconcile accounting discrepancies resulting from incorrect billings and payment applications. The added convenience at your customers' fingertips and the reliable automated payment entry processing result to an improved customer relationship, a sure win-win for both your business and your customers.
AppFinity Customer Portal and AccountMate SQL systems are linked to each other thereby enabling the transferral of a multitude of information from Customer Portal to AccountMate, and vice versa. The synchronization is automatically done, in real time. There is no need to manually import or export data ensuring accuracy of transferred data.
In the 'Account Settings' menu, customers can make changes to their personal information and change their Email address, account username and password in the Customer Portal, billing and shipping addresses.
The 'Account Activities' menu provides your customers with a snapshot of their accounts. On this menu, they can check their outstanding sales orders and invoices, view full order history for previous orders, and preview their statements. For each sales order, the system provides details on the shipped amounts and amounts on backorder.
The Customer Portal also extends your billing and collection facilities by providing your customers with updated balances of their accounts online and in real time. This enables customers to review their accounts anytime and spot any possible discrepancies sooner. With this capability, your accounting department can avoid the time and expense of generating and mailing hard-copy statements to your customers. The customer can click on the 'SO #' or 'Invoice #' link to print/preview the entire sales order or invoice.
The 'Make a Payment' function enables your customers to pay online. They can view their outstanding invoices and pay any amount or the full balance using a credit card. With an online credit card payment gateway installed, the payment will be deposited to the company's bank within one business day.


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Nerd music (or geek music) is the overall category of music collecting the musical genres that grew from nerd culture; different styles that share the same common ground.

Origins
The earliest example was filk music, from the 1950s onwards, played by fans at science fiction conventions.  Towards the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century, other styles of music developed.  Factors that made this possible were the increasing affordability of equipment, the growth of the internet and the increase in the nerd-geek demographic.

Nerd folk

Nerd-folk (also nerd folk, geek-folk, or dork-folk) is a musical genre derived from filking that features humorous original songs involving geeky topics performed in a folk style. Laser Malena-Webber and Aubrey Turner of The Doubleclicks credit Marian Call and others with creating the genre.  The genre is related to filking and other nerd music genres such as nerdcore hip-hop and geek rock (alternative rock).

List of nerd folk artists
 Brobdingnagian Bards
 Marian Call
 Jonathan Coulton
 Debs and Errol
 The Doubleclicks
 Garfunkel and Oates
 Hank Green
 Hello, The Future!
 Marc Gunn
 Misbehavin' Maidens
 Molly Lewis
 The PDX Broadsides
 The Roches
 SJ Stephens

Events and festivals
The music festival Nerdapalooza (2007–13) described itself as "the first of its kind to invite all genres of the nerd music movement under one roof, including nerd rock, nerdcore hip hop, chiptunes, and video game music."  Other conventions and events have since hosted nerd music acts of a range of styles.

References

External links
 Geek Bands Wiki

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2010s in music
2020s in music


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Luminato is excited to announce Luminato x Launchpad, an artistic development program in partnership with Artscape Daniels Launchpad featuring workshops and masterclasses, across a variety of disciplines, led by leading artists in this year's festival. With sessions ranging from topics like how to integrate digital media into theatre creation, how to develop a creative project over several years and how to best use self-expression in artistic practice, these educational programs highlight the hard work and unique visions of some of our established local artists.
Tickets for each of the classes, talks and workshops can be purchased through Launchpad, with discounts available for existing Launchpad members. Those interested are encouraged to book early as capacity, especially for masterclasses, is limited.
The Full Light of Day: Digital Media as a Narrative Tool
Date: Tuesday June 11, 2019
Time: 3pm – 4:30pm
Prices: $35 - $60
Location: Artscape Daniels Launchpad
Electric Company Theatre's new work, The Full Light of Day, is a film/theatre hybrid of epic proportions. The production blurs the boundaries of media and theatre, using live film, cameras, and image and video projections to create an integrated and visually-stunning experience. Questions of perception and truth are accentuated through this blending of live and cinematic content.
Award-winning director Kim Collier will guide participants through the art of digital media as a narrative tool. Artists are encouraged to bring questions that will inform their own practise.
Monday Nights and The Theatre Centre: Residency and Collaboration
Date: Wednesday June 12, 2019
Based on the ongoing real-life pickup basketball games played for a decade, Monday Nights is an interactive basketball and theatre experience, where five men recreate their stories for the stage and explore how a simple game can help us understand ourselves and connect to our community.
In this engaging workshop, the artists behind Monday Nights and the Creative Producer of The Theatre Centre will discuss the development and creation process of this work as a jumping off point, and go deeper into what it means to constantly adapt, manoeuvre, and change tactics when building a new creative project over a long period of time.
The Drawing Room: Portraiture and Self-Expression
In Luminato's visual arts exhibition, The Drawing Room, five North American visual artists explore issues of representation and community through large-scale portraiture. One of the exceptional artists in the exhibition, activist and educator Syrus Marcus Ware, will lead a masterclass on large-scale portraiture and self-expression.
This masterclass is an opportunity for visual artists to step away from the outside world and come together as an artistic community where vulnerabilities are respected, explored, and protected on the creative page. Art supplies will be provided, but participants are also encouraged to bring whatever resources they feel they need.
Monday Nights
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A provocative film and theatre hybrid about an aging matriarch who must contend with her family's corrupt legacy before she dies.
A conversation between five North American visual artists whose use of drawing and portraiture raises questions of race, identity, and community.
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News: Taste of Metal Series Featuring Brian Tsao, 1st Episode Streaming
True 'Rock' music from the Jordan desert
Band Profile: Probot
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All the… small things… Winners of Nikon Small World 2020
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Powell-Peralta presents: Bucky Lasek mini-doc
This is professional skateboarder Bucky Lasek.
Not to be confused with professional stoner Blake Anderson.
Lasek is an OG skateboarder, born in 1972, his story is the stuff of legend.
After his bike was stolen at age 12, young Bucky got himself a skateboard. By age 15 he was scouted by professional skateboard producers and renowned skate team Powell-Peralta. And while a respectable pro-skateboarding career followed, it's when the X-games blew up the scene in the late 90's that Lasek's career hit the stratosphere.
From 1999-2013, Bucky Lasek dominated the vert world, winning no less than 10 gold 1st place finishes, with 8 more silvers and 2 more bronzes.
And even more impressive to the average kid, he was in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 videogame. Now that is legendary.
Toss in his appearances on Viva La Bam and a Pink video… yeah, Lasek is a rock-star of the skate world.
Bucky has been doing this a long time. When asked if skateboarding keeps him young, Lasek says,
"I do feel like it keeps me young. There's no mirrors in skateboarding. And if you are watching yourself on video, you don't see the wrinkles. You see the energy that you are putting out."
So it's totally fitting that Powell-Peralta included him in their "Powell-Peralta Skateboarding Stories" series of mini-docs that cover a range of different skaters as well as the history of the company itself.
The Bucky Lasek feature clocks in under 12 minutes, so this is easy to digest.
Like all great skate videos, this one comes jam-packed with ripping music from bands like, Spider, Last Point, Up Your Guts, and Rich Kids on LSD. Check out some of those tracks…
Spider: "Energy Gone Wrong"
Last Point: "Redeemer"
Up Your Guts: "Shit Breath"
Rich Kids on LSD: "Tribute To The Jester"
And here is a cool 4 min doc on how the Powell-Peralta skate company got its start and what it looks like to operate today.
The author's own super-sweet OG Powell-Peralta ride…
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Watch this hippie nail some original skate-tricks


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Q: correct URL for verifying reCaptcha I'm writing a scala backend to verify whether a user has correctly completed a captcha, but I'm unclear which URL to use. The reCaptcha site tells us to use http://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/verify,
yet the JSP Java library that I am using as a model uses http://api-verify.recaptcha.net/verify
Any help would be much appreciated to figure out which of these two is correct.

A: Both of them will work because api-verify.recaptcha.net/verify is an alias for www.google.com/recaptcha/api/verify.
See it for yourself:
me@mylaptop:~$ host api-verify.recaptcha.net
api-verify.recaptcha.net is an alias for www.l.google.com.
www.l.google.com has address 173.194.44.50
www.l.google.com has address 173.194.44.49
www.l.google.com has address 173.194.44.51
www.l.google.com has address 173.194.44.52
www.l.google.com has address 173.194.44.48
www.l.google.com has IPv6 address 2a00:1450:4016:803::1012

Most probably, this is beacuse reCaptcha was acquired by Google, but they did not want to force all people already using it to update their code. Apart from that, the latter is better because it allows to use a SSL encrypted connection.


How I Quit: Sandi P. @ Quit With Us, Louisiana!
How I Quit: Sandi P.
I used the website, www.QuitWithUsLa.org, to assist me with quitting smoking last March. One thing that seems small that really helped were posters that I put up all around my house to remind me I was smoke-free, and it helped me feel proud. I will be smoke-free for one year next month after 18 years of smoking. Thanks so much for all of the information that started my new and improved life!


As it is often said, "failing to plan, is planning to fail". Therefore, it is your responsibility to know your body and how it responds to certain volumes, intensities and terrains. Scheduling is very important in your run program and it is a good idea to allow significant recovery time between those sessions that leave you tired and sore. If you are like me, a hard threshold run is not the best idea the morning after hill repeats and it should not be followed by a long run up the concrete path.
It is inevitable that little niggles will appear from time to time given the impact from running, so how you manage them becomes crucial. Don't be afraid to substitute some speed work for some slow work to improve your technique and durability!
We often have advice coming in from every angle with family, coaches, training partners and doctors (and twitter) all weighing in on the best recipes for good health. Although it does pay to listen, you must again take responsibility for making the right choices and following the systems that work for you.
If your taking training seriously, you should be on a first name basis with your massage therapist and you should definitely remember where you put the foam roller. Be an expert in your own body and know exactly where the sore spots will be and how to find the trigger points to fix them. You should develop a checklist of exercises and routines that will help you reset your body after punishing workouts. This may include a yoga class, a regular strength workout and/or some fundamental mobility exercises to keep your posture in line.
Feet are our primary mode of transport, therefore they should be well looked after by our shoes. There is an old saying that "the shoes say a lot about the person", so it is important to have some pride in what we wear, especially when we consider the impact of running on the body.
Just like the tread of a car tyre, if the grooves on your sole have worn away to flat on your key landing zones, you are no longer getting the support your shoes were designed for. Go shopping!
Flexibility is not always a good thing. Test your shoes by bending the front and the back together. If it folds like paper and the two ends touch, you should consider a new pair!
At the end of the day, it is not what we know but how we apply it that makes the difference. Our helpers can design the programs, set the exercises and effectively lead us to the water, but it is our responsibility to follow through and avoid an injury. In a sport that requires long-term consistency and persistence, the band-aid approach is not enough to become your best. Many athletes will opt for another round of anti-inflammatory before committing to a proper strength program to repair and maintain the body. These same athletes will then return to the program they set before the injury, and wonder when acute became chronic.
Be discipline enough to change your routine if its not working for you! When combined with the other relevant considerations like sleep, nutrition and lifestyle balance, these four essentials will go a long way to keeping you healthy. So review the plan, get good help, check your shoes and enjoy your running!


It's Thursday, which is the normal release day for CreepyPodsta: The Creepypasta Podcast! Alex Cappello and Nancy Marie (The Trending Topics Network) are back! Ooh, is it a podcast?
This story was Ooh, is it Y?
Why won't anyone extinguish this poor horse? We try to find out, on Someone's PC: A Pokémon Podcast!
More weeaboo trash on this week's CreepyPodsta: The Creepypasta Podcast! Alex Cappello comes back to the show, roommate Nancy Marie (The Trending Topics Network) in her entourage!
This isn't what I signed up for when I caught a strong rock kid. We explore this rip-off on this episode of Someone's PC: A Pokémon Podcast.
Hey this rock has got too many arms!! Hi this is Someone's PC: A Pokémon Podcast.
Hey hey, it's CreepyPodsta: The Creepypasta Podcast! Cassie Rose (Bibliomantics) comes back for it, and so does Holly Gore. We talk about some Japanese teen memes!


1. Local anesthetic: A sip for the pain, a splash for the gash.
2. Mouthwash: Erases morning breath—and you don't have to spit!
3. Fire-starter: Soggy wood can't compete with cask-strength hooch.
4. Campfire flare: I added a splash to bananas stuffed with chocolate and marshmallows (aka "banana boats"). If it hadn't been raining on Friday night, a campfire bananas foster was in the cards.
5. Insect repellent: If they bite, they'll fly home drunk.
6. Sleeping aid: This one you already knew.
*I fully realize that pure, clean vodka would be a much better all-purpose booze to bring on a camping trip. But who wants to drink warm vodka?


This presentation and webinar focused on the opportunities and challenges in addressing the environmental and social externalities in the agricultural production sector while developing a National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan. The presentation discusses tools such as the UNDP's Green Commodities Programme, the Objective Scenario and the Land Use Change Monitoring on Productive Landscapes Linked to Tenancy.
It was presented during Week 6 of the NBSAP Forum - UNDP - CBD - TNC 'Greening Consumption and Production' Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) from 31 May through 12 July 2017.


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Gateway Communities
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…valuable to all. … End of excerpt Ed McMahon is one of the country's most incisive analysts of planning and land use issues and trends. He holds the Charles Fraser Chair on Sustainable Development and…
Public Buildings Should Set the Standard
…businesses would have followed. Keeping the courthouse in the core helped both the Town and the County …. End of excerpt Ed McMahon is one of the country's most incisive analysts of planning and land…
On-Premise Sign Regulation
…of on-premise sign regulation. … End of excerpt Ed McMahon is one of the country's most incisive analysts of planning and land use issues and trends. He holds the Charles Fraser Chair on Sustainable Development…
What's So Bad About Zoning?
…reduce property values. Myth # 4 – Planning is a bad idea. Ed McMahon is one of the country's most incisive analysts of planning and land use issues and trends. He holds the Charles Fraser…
Have It Your Way: Fast-Food Restaurant Design
…it is inappropriate to their community. … End of excerpt Ed McMahon is one of the country's most incisive analysts of planning and land use issues and trends. He holds the Charles Fraser Chair on…
Historic Districts and Property Values
Historic districts can bring communities powerful economic benefits, argues PCJ Columnist Edward McMahon….
Planning for Historic Preservation
by Amy Facca; Donovan Rypkema; Julia Miller; Edward McMahon; and Wayne Senville
…the following articles: Historic Preservation Is Smart Growth, by Donovan Rypkema Historic Preservation Ordinances: Frequently Asked Questions, by Julia Miller, Esq. Preservation Takes Center Stage, by Wayne Senville Preservation Boosts Local Economies, by Edward McMahon…
Three Perspectives on Housing
by Beth Humstone; Wendy Grey; and Edward McMahon
1. Future Housing Demand: Problem or Opportunity by Beth Humstone 2. Perspectives on Planning for Housing by Wendy Grey, AICP 3. Housing: "One-Size-Fits-All" No Longer Works by Edward McMahon Read an excerpt from this article…
Reflections on Portland: Nature in the City & Water
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…in the City Urban analyst Edward McMahon has written that "a community … nurtures sense of place by understanding and respecting its natural context, such as rivers and streams, hills and forests, native flora and…
Y is for Youth
by Laurence C. Gerckens, FAICP
…Editor's note: see Edward McMahon's "School Sprawl" (PCJ, Summer 2000) and Tim Torma's "Back to School for Planners" (PCJ, Fall 2004). There are signs of a reversal in this decades long trend, as proponents of…
The Secrets of Successful Communities – pdf download
PlannersWeb members: You can download the complete article, The Secrets of Successful Communities, by Edward McMahon (all 7 parts) as a pdf file. Just click here (pdf file)….
Talking with Hannah Twaddell about her article: "Let's Plan on Walking"
…School for Planners" and Edward McMahon's "School Sprawl."] Planners need to educate themselves and their school departments about the new standards and examine their own local codes and land use practices to make sure they…
Challenges & Opportunities
in Planning by Della Rucker, AICP, CEcD The Place Where We Live by Edward T. McMahon Redefining Our Future by Wendy Grey, AICP Change & Its Impacts by Jim Segedy, FAICP & Lisa Hollingsworth-Segedy, AICP…


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Sumpur Kudus is een bestuurslaag in het regentschap Sijunjung van de provincie West-Sumatra, Indonesië. Sumpur Kudus telt 4771 inwoners (volkstelling 2010).

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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Friday announced it will begin prioritizing abbreviated new drug applications (ANDAs) for generic submissions for which there is currently only one manufacturer.
The change, which would effectively speed up the review of so-called "sole-source" generic drugs could increase competition, help with drug shortages and may even drive down the cost of expensive generics that have no competition. The change came in the form of an updated Manual of Policies and Procedures (MAPP) on the prioritization of ANDAs by FDA's Office of Generic Drugs (OGD).
The update on the prioritization follows the introduction earlier this month of a Senate bill that would create a priority review voucher program that would reward companies for developing a generic with only one competing product on the market or on the FDA's drug shortage list.
Supplements for which expedited review is requested under 21 CFR 314.70(b)(4).
Submissions that do not receive expedited review will be reviewed in the order in which they are received, FDA says.
OGD Division of Project Management staff, supervised by OGD management, will have overall responsibility for applying the prioritization policy outlined in this MAPP.
The MAPP was also updated to reflect the reorganization of CDER's Office of Pharmaceutical Quality and to revise certain forfeiture timeframes consistent with the Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act of 2012.