the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth(John 1:14).
a dark chaotic mass. In the midst of the darkness and chaos, He said, "Let there be light," and light became (Genesis 1:3). The Word that gave light to the world became flesh, and dwelt amongst us in the person of Jesus.
The Lord Jesus walked the streets of Galilee, Capernaum, and Jerusalem, as the Word in human form. He lived as the Word and did everything He did with, and through the Word. He healed the sick with the Word. He raised the dead with the Word, and cast out devils with the Word. He only had to speak words, and miracles ensued.
Recall how He raised Lazarus from the dead, a man who had been dead and buried for four days and who surely must have begun to decompose. When Jesus called out, "…Lazarus, come forth" (John11:43), the man who had been dead came out alive! How awesome! Jesus lived and triumphed with words,showing us how to live in this world.
they became more than enough to feed five thousand men, women and children not counted, with twelve baskets as leftovers.
and dominate circumstances with words.
Dear Lord Jesus, you're the true Light that lights every man that comes into the world. You're the living Word of God, full of grace and reality! The Word of God on my lips brings healing, prosperity and deliverance; I walk in victory today. Blessed be God!


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Power Play: Predators spoil Trotz's return, beat Capitals late in regulation
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James Neal scored twice against Washington, including the game-winning goal.
Nashville, Tenn. — Spoiling the return of former head coach Barry Trotz, the Nashville Predators (30-9-4) scored two goals late in regulation to send the Washington Capitals (24-12-8) to their first regulation loss since December 23rd.
Two evenly matched teams battling it out
While the Predators and Capitals are lighting up their respective conferences, one thing is quite clear: Washington is just as good on the ice as Nashville. Regardless of the final score, the Capitals kept pace with the league-leading Predators for the entire 60 minutes of regulation.
There were moments when Nashville pinned the opposition in their own zone, firing a barrage of pucks at goaltender Braden Holtby. In the same respect, Washington had an even amount of time against Holtby's counterpart Carter Hutton on the opposite side of the ice.
"I think it was a hard fought game," said Predators defenseman Mattias Ekholm. "Battles all over the ice. It was nice for us to come back in the third and get the win."
While no slight at them, it's hard to envision the Capitals on even ground with Nashville on paper and in the standings. However, it was apparent that head coach Barry Trotz has turned Washington into a team to be reckoned with again in the Eastern Conference.
"It was a really good game both ways," said head coach Peter Laviolette. "There were chances both way. It was fast. Good goaltending both ways. [Washington] has been playing really well. They've been probably the hottest team in the East right now. They came in here and played a really good game."
Alex Ovechkin knows how to play hockey
It was a good start to the game by the Predators. That is until one certain Russian forward known for scoring goals woke up the Washington offense.
After a James Neal goal gave Nashville a 2-0 lead just minutes into the second period, Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin scored a goal from just beyond the faceoff circle to the right of Hutton to cut the Predators lead to one.
Not long after that, Ovechkin scored again. On the power play. In nearly the same exact spot as his first goal.
"You just get amazed about it," said Ekholm. "He's almost in the corner. I don't really know how he sneaks them in, but they're perfect shots every time. He gets two or three chances every game. We just really got to block from everywhere, I guess. I think everyone thought it was pretty ok to give him a bad shot in the corner, but he finds a way. He's an elite goal scorer; maybe the best in the NHL. He's a great player."
Stunningly enough, Ovechkin continued to find himself open with multiple chances in the same period to collect a natural hat trick. Fortunately for Nashville, along with some miraculous saves by Hutton, they held him to just the two goals the remainder of the night.
"Coming from the East as a coach and being in the East for the last ten years, I've seen it about 1,000 times," said Laviolette. "It's hard to stop. He gets it off quick. It's hard and it's on the money. It's hard to defend, as well, both from a defensive point of view and from a goaltenders point of view. The puck moves from the pass so quick and off the stick so quick. It's hard to get over there sometimes."
Nashville finding ways to win
They've been doing it all season, but tonight was just another example of the Predators defying the odds and snatching victory from the jaws of defeat.
After the Capitals scored their second power play goal of the night, the seventh time an opposing team has scored at least two power play goals against Nashville this season, the Predators found themselves on the wrong side of the score with 18 minutes left in regulation to find an equalizer.
As time was winding down, Washington took its fourth penalty of the night with six minutes and change away from handing Nashville its first regulation loss at home since December 6th.
45 seconds into the power play, Ekholm sent a screamer from the point and tied the game at three.
"I think we all feel it somewhere here," said Ekholm. "It's a group that has so much character. We've been battling back from deficits in the third before. Just stick with it. We got the power play goal and a lucky bounce, but I still think we feel somewhere we're always going to come back Just keep working hard and it's going to reward us."
Not even three minutes later, Neal intercepted a Matt Niskanen pass attempt in the offensive zone and buried it behind Holtby for the game-winning goal.
"I think our team has found a way to win all year," said Laviolette. "Whether we've been tied going into the third period, we've held on to a lead, we've lost a lead or we won it in overtime, whatever it might be. I think our best moments where when it became 3-2. For the rest of the game, the guys pressed and they pushed. The [defense] got involved in the rush. We were able to get the power play goal and then [Neal's goal]. I like the fact there was a lot of confidence when it was 3-2."
James Neal — Scoring his first two goals since returning from a five-game injury absence, both of Neal's goals were the type you would see coming from a pure goal-scorer. That's why Nashville traded for him at the draft.
Alex Ovechkin — Ovechkin could be one of the best natural goal scorers in the entire league. His two goals this evening came from the exact same spot on the ice with only inches of room to work with.
Carter Hutton — In his sixth game, and first in relief of the injured Pekka Rinne, Hutton grabbed his first win of the season to show that he can handle things just fine until the return of Nashville's star netminder.
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package org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan;

import org.infinispan.Cache;
import org.jboss.logging.Logger;
import org.keycloak.cluster.ClusterProvider;
import org.keycloak.models.KeycloakSession;
import org.keycloak.models.UserLoginFailureProvider;
import org.keycloak.models.RealmModel;
import org.keycloak.models.UserLoginFailureModel;
import org.keycloak.models.UserSessionModel;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.changes.InfinispanChangelogBasedTransaction;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.changes.SessionEntityWrapper;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.changes.SessionUpdateTask;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.changes.Tasks;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.entities.LoginFailureEntity;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.entities.LoginFailureKey;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.events.RemoveAllUserLoginFailuresEvent;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.events.SessionEventsSenderTransaction;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.remotestore.RemoteCacheInvoker;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.stream.Mappers;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.stream.UserLoginFailurePredicate;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.util.FuturesHelper;
import org.keycloak.models.sessions.infinispan.util.SessionTimeouts;

import java.util.concurrent.Future;

import static org.keycloak.common.util.StackUtil.getShortStackTrace;

/**
 *
 * @author Martin Kanis
 */
public class InfinispanUserLoginFailureProvider implements UserLoginFailureProvider {

    private static final Logger log = Logger.getLogger(InfinispanUserLoginFailureProvider.class);

    protected final KeycloakSession session;

    protected final Cache<LoginFailureKey, SessionEntityWrapper<LoginFailureEntity>> loginFailureCache;
    protected final InfinispanChangelogBasedTransaction<LoginFailureKey, LoginFailureEntity> loginFailuresTx;
    protected final SessionEventsSenderTransaction clusterEventsSenderTx;

    public InfinispanUserLoginFailureProvider(KeycloakSession session,
                                              RemoteCacheInvoker remoteCacheInvoker,
                                              Cache<LoginFailureKey, SessionEntityWrapper<LoginFailureEntity>> loginFailureCache) {
        this.session = session;
        this.loginFailureCache = loginFailureCache;
        this.loginFailuresTx = new InfinispanChangelogBasedTransaction<>(session, loginFailureCache, remoteCacheInvoker, SessionTimeouts::getLoginFailuresLifespanMs, SessionTimeouts::getLoginFailuresMaxIdleMs);
        this.clusterEventsSenderTx = new SessionEventsSenderTransaction(session);

        session.getTransactionManager().enlistAfterCompletion(clusterEventsSenderTx);
        session.getTransactionManager().enlistAfterCompletion(loginFailuresTx);
    }

    @Override
    public UserLoginFailureModel getUserLoginFailure(RealmModel realm, String userId) {
        log.tracef("getUserLoginFailure(%s, %s)%s", realm, userId, getShortStackTrace());

        LoginFailureKey key = new LoginFailureKey(realm.getId(), userId);
        LoginFailureEntity entity = getLoginFailureEntity(key);
        return wrap(key, entity);
    }

    @Override
    public UserLoginFailureModel addUserLoginFailure(RealmModel realm, String userId) {
        log.tracef("addUserLoginFailure(%s, %s)%s", realm, userId, getShortStackTrace());

        LoginFailureKey key = new LoginFailureKey(realm.getId(), userId);
        LoginFailureEntity entity = new LoginFailureEntity();
        entity.setRealmId(realm.getId());
        entity.setUserId(userId);

        SessionUpdateTask<LoginFailureEntity> createLoginFailureTask = Tasks.addIfAbsentSync();
        loginFailuresTx.addTask(key, createLoginFailureTask, entity, UserSessionModel.SessionPersistenceState.PERSISTENT);

        return wrap(key, entity);
    }

    @Override
    public void removeUserLoginFailure(RealmModel realm, String userId) {
        log.tracef("removeUserLoginFailure(%s, %s)%s", realm, userId, getShortStackTrace());

        SessionUpdateTask<LoginFailureEntity> removeTask = Tasks.removeSync();
        loginFailuresTx.addTask(new LoginFailureKey(realm.getId(), userId), removeTask);
    }

    @Override
    public void removeAllUserLoginFailures(RealmModel realm) {
        log.tracef("removeAllUserLoginFailures(%s)%s", realm, getShortStackTrace());

        clusterEventsSenderTx.addEvent(
                RemoveAllUserLoginFailuresEvent.createEvent(RemoveAllUserLoginFailuresEvent.class, InfinispanUserLoginFailureProviderFactory.REMOVE_ALL_LOGIN_FAILURES_EVENT, session, realm.getId(), true),
                ClusterProvider.DCNotify.LOCAL_DC_ONLY);
    }

    protected void removeAllLocalUserLoginFailuresEvent(String realmId) {
        log.tracef("removeAllLocalUserLoginFailuresEvent(%s)%s", realmId, getShortStackTrace());

        FuturesHelper futures = new FuturesHelper();

        Cache<LoginFailureKey, SessionEntityWrapper<LoginFailureEntity>> localCache = CacheDecorators.localCache(loginFailureCache);

        Cache<LoginFailureKey, SessionEntityWrapper<LoginFailureEntity>> localCacheStoreIgnore = CacheDecorators.skipCacheLoaders(localCache);

        localCacheStoreIgnore
                .entrySet()
                .stream()
                .filter(UserLoginFailurePredicate.create(realmId))
                .map(Mappers.loginFailureId())
                .forEach(loginFailureKey -> {
                    // Remove loginFailure from remoteCache too. Use removeAsync for better perf
                    Future future = localCache.removeAsync(loginFailureKey);
                    futures.addTask(future);
                });

        futures.waitForAllToFinish();

        log.debugf("Removed %d login failures in realm %s", futures.size(), realmId);
    }

    UserLoginFailureModel wrap(LoginFailureKey key, LoginFailureEntity entity) {
        return entity != null ? new UserLoginFailureAdapter(this, key, entity) : null;
    }

    private LoginFailureEntity getLoginFailureEntity(LoginFailureKey key) {
        InfinispanChangelogBasedTransaction<LoginFailureKey, LoginFailureEntity> tx = getLoginFailuresTx();
        SessionEntityWrapper<LoginFailureEntity> entityWrapper = tx.get(key);
        return entityWrapper==null ? null : entityWrapper.getEntity();
    }

    InfinispanChangelogBasedTransaction<LoginFailureKey, LoginFailureEntity> getLoginFailuresTx() {
        return loginFailuresTx;
    }

    @Override
    public void close() {

    }
}

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Acetabular Labral Tears of the Hip in Women
Devyani Hunt, John Clohisy, Heidi Prather
Department of Orthopedic Surgery
Division of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Division of Reconstruction and Hip Preservation
Acetabular labral tears are a major cause of hip dysfunction in young patients and a primary precursor to hip osteoarthritis. In addition, labral disease more commonly occurs in women and can present with nonspecific symptoms. It is possible to diagnose, quantify, and treat labral tears before the onset of secondary joint deterioration. However, the diagnosis requires a high index of suspicion, special attention to subtle patterns of presentation, and timely consideration for imaging studies. Treatment options are still evolving and include a wide array of nonsurgical and surgical techniques. Treatment should also address secondary dysfunction that can be associated with hip pathology. An initial trial of conservative management is recommended and failure to progress is an indication for surgical consultation.
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pmr.2007.05.007
10.1016/j.pmr.2007.05.007
Dive into the research topics of 'Acetabular Labral Tears of the Hip in Women'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
Tears Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Hip Osteoarthritis Medicine & Life Sciences 64%
Conservative Treatment Medicine & Life Sciences 46%
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Pathology Medicine & Life Sciences 32%
Hunt, D., Clohisy, J., & Prather, H. (2007). Acetabular Labral Tears of the Hip in Women. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 18(3), 497-520. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pmr.2007.05.007
Hunt, Devyani ; Clohisy, John ; Prather, Heidi. / Acetabular Labral Tears of the Hip in Women. In: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America. 2007 ; Vol. 18, No. 3. pp. 497-520.
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Originally from Ohio, Barbara "almost qualifies" as an Arizona native, having called the state her home for over 24 years.
She brings her passion for real estate and sharp attention to detail to Keller Williams Northern Arizona, in Prescott, Arizona, to help buyers in a highly focused search for their new house and to help sellers get the most value for their home.
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Nastassia joined DV Solicitors in March 2018 having qualified as a solicitor in 2016. Nastassia advises and defends businesses and individuals in areas involving trading standards, fraud, food safety and hygiene, health and safety, planning enforcement, environmental and animal welfare law.
Nastassia spent 10 years of her legal career in local government where she specialised in regulatory crime. Nastassia 's broad prosecution experience and insight into local authority's policies and decision-making protocols provides her with a unique perspective in preparing client's defence and case strategy to achieve the most beneficial outcome for her clients.
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-Defending a local takeaway business and its directors in a prosecution for an array of serious food hygiene offences, leading to acquittal of one of the directors and nominal fine for the other;
- Successful tribunal appeal against Local Authority's decision to refuse Housing Benefit on grounds of notional capital;
- Defending a family home from the Crown's application to sell it to recoup criminal proceeds following conviction of the husband for drug-trafficking offences.
During Nastassia's career as a regulatory crime lawyer she has been involved in a number of complex cases including:
prosecution of multiple interlinked car trading businesses for fraud and trading standards offences;
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Cosmopolitan: June 2019 Cover
Emma is on the June 2019 cover of Cosmopolitan! Check out article, photoshoot and interview video below! Emma shared via Instagram she is attending Met Gala in New York tonight; will try to have a first look post but if not check back tomorrow night for all things related to the event. Enjoy these beautiful new images below! Just love everything!
28-year-old Emma Roberts is in reset mode—no more fiancé, no more attachments, no more waiting around for another person to make plans. And that's how she likes it.
All week, my Google Alert for "Emma Roberts" is in overdrive. "Emma Roberts ditches engagement ring after split from longtime love Evan Peters." "Emma Roberts spotted with actor Garrett Hedlund." "Emma Roberts mixes prints." Emma looks calm. Emma goes brunette. She has a sad face. She's recovering from heartbreak. She's moving on while simultaneously nailing all of spring's best hair trends.
And then, Emma Roberts—the person—is standing in front of me at Skylight Books on the east side of Los Angeles. She is neither boldly mixing prints nor visibly removing an engagement ring.
"What do you like to read?" she asks, hands in the pockets of her slim Frame overalls, head tilted as she listens to my response. She takes off down the aisles, one gold ballet pump in front of the other; she tells me she just dropped off a book at her friend director Gia Coppola's house that they want to develop for a film (for now, its name will remain a secret).
Emma's next movie, following the animated UglyDolls (in theaters May 3), is the Netflix rom-com Holidate. She'll play a woman who reminds her of the old-school rom-com characters practically invented by her aunt Julia Roberts (here, the younger Roberts does a spot-on impression of a scene from her favorite movie, My Best Friend's Wedding, voicing the parts of Rupert Everett and Julia, who is driving a bread van). She loved the Holidate script, and the project went to the top of the list when she updated her vision board.
"What's on your vision board right now?" I ask.
Emma thinks for a minute, then opens her phone and scrolls through photos. She has a floor-to-ceiling bulletin board in her house and finds the act of collaging and vision-boarding relaxing; a way to manifest good things. She finds a photo. "Should I show you this?" she wonders aloud. She turns her phone around to reveal a picture of an Alice Walker poem pinned to a pale blue backdrop. Titled "When the End Comes," the first two stanzas read:
When the end comes
We realize
Everything we've heard
Betrayal does feel
Like being shot.
Parting abruptly
Or for weird reasons
Does cause the heart to ache.
In what seems like as good a time as ever to tread into Google Alert territory, I say, "I've been reading that you broke up with Evan. Is that true?" Emma flicks her eyes—I wouldn't say rolls them, exactly—and reboots. "I never want to talk about relationships I'm in or that are ending or have ended. It's hard enough to be with someone by yourself, let alone with an audience…growing up is hard. Sometimes it makes me sad that I can't have a private moment." She pauses. "Because of Twitter and Instagram there's a whole other element where everybody can comment on what you're doing, and no one knows the real story. That's hard."
"Do you want to set the record straight?"
"I think I know what's true, and I know what happened in my own life, and so do the people that love me and who I love."
A question about whether she's dating Garrett also politely goes without comment, so I ask a different one: What is it like for her when every paparazzi snap leads to public speculation about details of her private life? What does she do?
"I spend hours on the phone with my mom," Emma replies immediately. "She's the best because she puts everything into perspective. She's never once judged me. I also have the best group of friends. They come over and we lay in bed or talk, watch TV, or read short stories to each other. We open a bottle of wine. To me that's the best, whenever anything is going on—to have everyone come over and be together."
I say that the end of a relationship can be hard because you usually lose a best friend along with a romantic partner. "I think that no matter who you are or what you do or wherever in the world you are, anything ending is hard," she replies. "Losing something is hard. And the only thing I can say for that is…" She pauses. "What can I say for that? I'm realizing that life is highs and lows. I'm trying to ride them out and live somewhere in the middle. When you're low, you think it's never going to end. When you're high, you're so scared of it ending. And I've lived in both of those places for too long."
Emma has been thinking a lot about time; it's felt different to her over these past few months, like something she can finally take ownership over and use however she wants. It's partly due to a break in her filming schedules, but an accompanying shift in her personal life is also clear. "It's been fun to really choose how I'm spending my time," she says. (It occurs to me that so much of being in a relationship is waiting for someone else to eat dinner.) "I've had days where I've woken up and I haven't had to do anything other than what I want to do, and that's been so fun. And something I've lost touch with over the years. To get to feel like time is mine is a really new thing for me."
At Skylight, a woman tells Emma that she's a writer, and that her agent recommended Emma's book club Belletrist. Emma notices a book—R.O. Kwon's The Incendiaries—in the woman's hand. "Oh!" she says happily. "That one is great!"
Emma prefers to keep attention on this part of her life. Belletrist (co-founded with BFF Karah Preiss), her eagerness to chat about authors, and her projects. She's headed to Atlanta to shoot Holidate, and season nine of American Horror Story, which she stars in, begins filming in June. Her former fiance, the aforementioned "longtime love" Evan, happens to be taking the season off for the first time in eight years. Make of that what you will—some AHS stans are blaming Emma. She's just happy to work for "boss" Ryan Murphy again.
The book club is where she gets to take charge. Emma launched Belletrist after noticing tons of interest for her own #currentlyreading posts. Two years later, she keeps the Instagram account filled with live readings, author interviews, and plenty of flat-lay photography featuring pretty book covers next to coffee and fruit for its 205,000 followers.
"I feel like I tapped into something," Emma says over an iced latte down the street from the bookstore. "As a teenager, I felt like if you liked to read, you were a nerd, and if you cared about shoes, you were a girly girl, so I wanted to create a place where you could do both and be both. We're living in a time where you can't opt out of being smart. You have to pay attention. You have to read. You have to nourish your brain every way you can."
After our bookstore date, I start reading Rebecca Solnit's A Field Guide to Getting Lost, which Emma bought for me. "It's one of those books that puts you in a creative mindset," she told me. "You'll want to go on an adventure." I start thinking of her wiping the slate clean, making her own choices for once, when I get a new email.
Google Alert: "Emma Roberts enjoys romantic stroll with Garrett Hedlund."
Sounds like she's off to a pretty good start.
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Europe: The Niarchos family's racing manager, Alan Cooper, has confirmed that Galileo has been selected as the first mate for Alpha Centauri.
The daughter of Mastercraftsman, victorious in four G1s last term before a career-ending injury, is according to Cooper "absolutely sound now" and "enjoying" her new life in the paddocks.
Cooper believes that the dual Derby winner of 2001 and pre-eminent sire of his generation "fits the bill" for the brilliant grey. "And of course, it's also the Galileo - Danehill cross," he said.
At the 2018 Cartier Awards, Alpha Centauri was named Champion Three-year-old Filly. In December she was voted Horse of the Year at the Horse Racing Ireland awards.
North America: Fasig-Tipton has named West Coast trainer Mike Machowsky to be its full-time California representative, effective mid-February.
Machowsky will no longer operate his public stable as he begins his new role, which will principally consist of promoting Fasig-Tipton's inaugural auctions at Santa Anita, the first of which will be a Two-Year-Olds in Training Sale on June 5.
"As we organize our California division, we are pleased to have an individual of Mike's experience and expertise to represent us year-round on the West Coast," said Fasig-Tipton president Boyd Browning.
Europe: With the Great Britain government still offering no clarity on its proposed departure from the European Union, HRI chief executive Brian Kavanagh has expressed his apprehension over the free movement of horses in Britain, Ireland and France and the retention of foreign members of stable staff.
While Kavanagh accepts the result of the 2016 referendum, he remains frustrated by the delay in getting the "actual terms of the exit tied down" and was concerned on how it will affect the breeding and racing industry, especially should there be a no-deal Brexit.
Kavanagh saod: "We'd see significant changes in terms of the movement of horses, and it would be a real backwards step. If there was a managed or agreed exit, the pathway to future arrangements would be a lot clearer as there would be a transition period up until 2020.
Europe: Mathieu Legars and Marta Kubicka have joined the bloodstock and marketing arms of Arqana.
Legars, 34, joins the bloodstock team led by Ludovic Cornuel after an eight-year spell as Coolmore's representative in France. He will assume his new role on February 1.
Kubicka, 32, becomes marketing and communications director at Arqana, replacing Alix Choppin, who is moving into a role in which she will be responsible for seeking new owners and investors, as well as overseeing new innovations at the French auction house.
Europe: Coolmore have appointed Hermine Bastide as their new representative in France, replacing Mathieu Legars. Bastide has worked for world #2 trainer Aidan O'Brien for the past nine years, both as a rider and latterly in the stable office at Ballydoyle.
North America: Prominent Thoroughbred owner-breeder Phyllis Mills Wyeth – wife of contemporary American realist painter Jamie Wyeth – passed on Monday at her Pennsylvania home. She was 78.
The daughter of the late James Mills and Alice du Pont, who owned and bred the 1966 English 1000 Guineas winner Glad Rags, Mills Wyeth followed in her parents' classic-winning steps when Union Rags, whom she bred, claimed the 2012 Belmont Stakes.
Europe: 464 lots have been catalogued for the two-day Tattersalls February Sale, which takes place January 31 through February 1.
Comprising of 176 fillies in/out of training, 41 broodmares, 174 colts/geldings in/out of training, 53 yearlings and 20 2-year-olds, the catalogue features high-class consignments from many of the world's leading owner-breeders.
The largest consignment is the team of 43 is from Godolphin, with ten fillies in/out of training catalogued on the first day followed by 33 colts and geldings on the second and final day. Eyecatchers among the draft include 2017 Royal Ascot winner Atty Persse and Irish listed winner Ambassadorial.
The catalogue for the Tattersalls February Sale can be viewed online at tattersalls.com.
North America: The Breeders' Cup has announced that tickets for the this year's event will go on sale to the public on March 4.
It will be held at Santa Anita for tenth time on November 1 and 2. The 2016 Breeders' Cup World Championships at Santa Anita achieved a record-setting two-day attendance of 118,484.
To receive additional information as it is released in the coming weeks, including detailed pricing and seating options, sign up for ticketing info here.


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Q: Angular's *ngIf doesn't work on a re-routing I am having trouble with the way *ngIf works in Angular. I have a navbar component that does a check and should render different lists based on true/false response, it works properly in that regard, but after a routing to a different page it stops working until I refresh a page again.
HTML:

      <ng-template #logged_out>

You are not logged in!

             Login

             Sign-Up

      </ng-template>

      <ng-template #logged_in>

Hi, [user's name]

             Sign-Out

      </ng-template>

TS (this is what happens when quit is clicked):
  quit(): void{
    this.is_valid_user = false;
    localStorage.clear();
    this.router.navigate(['login']).then(r => console.log('user quit'));
  }

  isUserValid(): boolean{
   return this.is_valid_user;
  }

When you click on sign-out button it should redirect and show the logged-out block but it shows nothing and only does so after a page refresh. Any help is appreciated.

A: In angular you have to know that a component gets initialized once. A router link does not change the component's state. A full refresh starts the angular lifecycle again. So I assume your "isUserValid()" is only executed once. Could you please provide the complete typescript file? Where did you place the "isUserValid()" method?

A: You can also simplify your *ngIf:
 <ng-container *ngIf="isUserValid(); else logged_out">

Hi, [user's name]

         Sign-Out

</ng-container>
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Osteochondritis Dissecans of the Knee: Etiology and Pathogenetic Mechanisms. A Systematic Review
Luca Andriolo, Dennis Crawford, Davide Reale, Stefano Zaffagnini, Christian Candrian, Alessia Cavicchioli, Giuseppe Filardo
Objective: The purpose of this manuscript is to analyze the evidence regarding etiopathogenesis of knee osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) lesions through a systematic review, so to summate the current understanding of the origin and progression of this pathologic articular processes. Design: A systematic review of the literature was performed on the PubMed and Cochrane databases on October 2017 by 2 independent authors and included all levels of evidence. This included all English language literature, pertaining specifically to etiopathology of knee OCD with exclusions for review articles and expert opinion. Of 965 identified records, 154 full-text articles were assessed for eligibility and 86 studies met the inclusion criteria. Results: According to these studies, the etiology of OCD can be of a biological or mechanical origin: 40 articles proposed a biological hypothesis, including genetic causes (27), ossification center deficit (12), and endocrine disorders (9); conversely, 52 articles supported a mechanical hypothesis, including injury/overuse (18), tibial spine impingement (5), discoid meniscus (16), and biomechanical alterations (20) as the cause of the onset of OCD. The pathogenic processes were investigated by 36 of these articles, with a focus on subchondral bone fracture and ischemia as the ultimate events leading to OCD. Conclusions: Biological and mechanical factors are found to result in subchondral bone remodeling alterations, acting independently or more likely synergically in the progression of knee OCD. The former includes genetic causes, deficit of ossification centers and endocrine disorders; the latter, tibial spine impingement, discoid meniscus, and biomechanical alterations, together with injuries and overuse. The resultant subchondral bone ischemia and/or fracturing appears to determine the onset and progression of OCD. Level of Evidence: Systematic review of level II-IV studies, level IV.
Accepted/In press - Jul 1 2018
Cumulative Trauma Disorders
Biological Factors
osteochondral
Andriolo, L., Crawford, D., Reale, D., Zaffagnini, S., Candrian, C., Cavicchioli, A., & Filardo, G. (Accepted/In press). Osteochondritis Dissecans of the Knee: Etiology and Pathogenetic Mechanisms. A Systematic Review. Cartilage. https://doi.org/10.1177/1947603518786557
Osteochondritis Dissecans of the Knee : Etiology and Pathogenetic Mechanisms. A Systematic Review. / Andriolo, Luca; Crawford, Dennis; Reale, Davide; Zaffagnini, Stefano; Candrian, Christian; Cavicchioli, Alessia; Filardo, Giuseppe.
In: Cartilage, 01.07.2018.
Andriolo, L, Crawford, D, Reale, D, Zaffagnini, S, Candrian, C, Cavicchioli, A & Filardo, G 2018, 'Osteochondritis Dissecans of the Knee: Etiology and Pathogenetic Mechanisms. A Systematic Review', Cartilage. https://doi.org/10.1177/1947603518786557
Andriolo L, Crawford D, Reale D, Zaffagnini S, Candrian C, Cavicchioli A et al. Osteochondritis Dissecans of the Knee: Etiology and Pathogenetic Mechanisms. A Systematic Review. Cartilage. 2018 Jul 1. https://doi.org/10.1177/1947603518786557
Andriolo, Luca ; Crawford, Dennis ; Reale, Davide ; Zaffagnini, Stefano ; Candrian, Christian ; Cavicchioli, Alessia ; Filardo, Giuseppe. / Osteochondritis Dissecans of the Knee : Etiology and Pathogenetic Mechanisms. A Systematic Review. In: Cartilage. 2018.
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Q: Plot geom_line() + geom_point() R I have the following frame:
 df = data.frame(d = rep(1:3,each=2),
                         x = rep(c(0,1),3),
                         y = c)
 df

  d x   y
1 1 0 0.0
2 1 1 1.0
3 2 0 0.0
4 2 1 1.0
5 3 0 0.0
6 3 1 0.5

I want to get a plot similar to this with my data:

I got it with other data.frames but in this one I have repeated data so I think I am not giving ggplot the correct df input to get it.
Here's the code I used for the previous plot, that is not working for this new frame. Ignore de black line.
 q = ggplot(data=df_Hurwicz, aes(x, y, color=d)) +
   geom_point() +
   geom_line()

Thanks in advance

A: You are close. The trick is either to map color to a categorical data:
library(ggplot2)

df = data.frame(d = rep(1:3,each=2),
                x = rep(c(0,1),3),
                y = c(0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 05))

ggplot(data = df, aes(x, y, color = factor(d))) +
  geom_point() +
  geom_line()

Or to set the group aesthetic explicitly.
library(ggplot2)

df = data.frame(d = rep(1:3,each=2),
                x = rep(c(0,1),3),
                y = c(0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 05))

ggplot(data = df, aes(x, y, color = d, group = d)) +
  geom_point() +
  geom_line()


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Military talks, 2010 +
__CrUsHeR
From: Southern Brazil.
"No. Not even in the face of Armageddon. Never compromise."
QUOTE (Star_Abraham @ 7 Apr 2017, 11:41)
mostly pullin' your leg, but...
you seem rather confident about the future of the countries you're talking about.
Just as America might be less of an influence in the world, so can other countries if their problems continue, and let's be honest here, China, India, Russia, and any other example of a nation that's had people for thousands of years, have more issues that can put them "behind" far more easily in the near or long term future than what you can expect with a country like the US (or whatever becomes of it with Canada)
We're mostly speaking speculation, because hey, many would have believed the USSR was bound for centuries of prosperity... but we know how that ended.
Also this is silly polititalk, might as well discuss the ability of the west to twist that trend 180 and go full containment on the east, because It's not like it's impossible. : P
Now you have made a reasonably plausible comment, at least acknowledge that we are both speaking in a speculative way about all this, I thought you felt comfortable enough to think that your way of seeing things was the only correct, least it's a start for you...
Too bad that his argumentative ability is not as accurate as his humor... For at least people can laugh...
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QUOTE (__CrUsHeR @ 7 Apr 2017, 11:30)
least it's a start for you...
you must be popular with the girls.
But anyways, since thread is basically kill, let's talk about robobobobots.
How do some of y'all think military robotics will take shape in the coming decades? I think military robots might be incredibly scary... imagine seeing one just passing by hunting for people at night in a city. YIKES!
EDIT: Boston Dynamics' Handle
I can see America potentially bringing the most interesting cases of it in the coming decades, but I'm aware china has their own programs following the steps really closely too.
Russian robots are coming too, of course. Robot tanks anyone?
https://www.engadget.com/2017/03/16/a-russi...ge-drone-tanks/
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Military robots are definitely an interesting and frightening field. For the foreseeable future, issues of control and power storage will likely remain a key challenge to overcome. Small remote-controlled robots, like man-portable recon UAVs and bomb disposal robots, are already entering service and will likely be further refined. I can see something like dedicated robot/drone support companies being created and robot/drone specialists being assigned to infantry squads but the technology will probably make a huge leap by the time artificial intelligence - and miniaturisation of power components - allows for truly autonomous systems later in the century. The issue with remote-controlled machines is that they are dependent on a secure line of communication, which a technologically adept opponent could very easily disrupt. Artificial intelligence on the other hand would make it possible for robots to truly operate on their own when given a clearly defined mission. Seeing the general decline in population sizes and aging of developed societies, there will also be less manpower available for the armed forces, so human personnel in the future could consist of highly trained specialists working with a much larger force of remote-controlled and autonomous systems. The future skills of a professional human soldier could be vastly more diverse and their working relationship with robots could be akin to that between medieval knights and feudal levies.
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Military robots are still mostly in prototype designs, let us return to this topic when it is 2020 already.
QUOTE (Ally @ 7 Apr 2017, 12:42)
3 years left is a pretty short time when it comes to Military hardware development. why not now?
You wish to talk about air or land military robots?
Well, UAVs and the relatively new UCAVs are already in the service of some countries. But both have not been battlefield tested. I suppose such devices would fare much better in a typical Middle East scenario than in the European battlespace, with the small frontline.
I do not believe that robots would eventually replace human soldiers, at least not in the next two decades. War is a too complex thing to be left for the AI to decide about.
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Forget about robots, where the hell is my power armor? I am surprised that there is little to no research in this field.
They'll allow soldiers to carry heavy weapons and a lot more ammo than before, along with turning them into literal walking tanks. They're essentially mini tanks. That could solve a lot of logistic and fuel problems as well.
I wanna see a T-51 in my lifetime.
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I know the us has been experimenting with exo suits, so I assume power armour would be the evolution of that.
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The problem with powered armour is similar to that of autonomous military robots: Power storage. At present, you just don't have a means of power storage that is small, rugged, lightweight and powerful enough to allow an exoskeleton or robot to operate on its own out in the field for meaningful periods of time. A solution to this problem could be found next year or it might not be found for the next 50 years, but if there is, then powered armour and military robots will experience a massive surge in development and will likely revolutionise military doctrine.
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If you ever decide to invade Russia, for the love of God, bring some warm clothes. We don't want you to blame the "evil Russian winter" when you get crushed, like everyone else who tried.
Damn, I just saw a reply from MARS from TWO YEARS AGO. Jesus. I wish there was a notification system in place.
Anyway, I hope this isn't a necro (this topic is still pinned), here's an article on how many futuristic weapons have been surpassed by hypersonic missiles.
What is your opinion guys?
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Air war in Europe
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Heres a link to a video that explains why hypersonic missiles are next gen but are heavily overhyped,
Especially in range and Interception capability
I won't repeat the whole video so give it a spin
US is behind in deploying them, that much is true
It's a good video, but it seems that the author is a bit behind schedule. The Russian supersonic missiles he mentioned are already at the end of their service life and they're being replaced by hypersonic missiles like the Kalibr, Kinzhal and Avangard. These missiles are able to fly very low and still retain hypersonic speed, which makes them particularly deadly. And what's more, now that the INF is dead, they aren't limited to just one, anti-ship role, but they're also likely to see deployment on land as well, primarily mounted on current Iskander carriers.
Also, one of the reasons America isn't fielding any newer ASMs is that it still has an unrivaled Navy, and most of its adversaries, like Russia and China, lack big groups and task forces. The only real problem for the USN now is Russia's subs. So, that's also the reason why America invests more money in anti-submarine tech, rather than AMS.
However, with new developments in hypersonic missile tech, all of this is changing. These missiles have become compact enough to be fitted on certain aircraft, like the Indian Su-30 MKI and the Russian MiG-31.
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Did You Know That Not All Cars Are Independently Crash Tested?
Theodore Spaulding | December 17, 2022 | Car Accidents
So, you're ready to purchase a new vehicle ─ after a bit of research, of course.
One of your most reliable sources may be Consumer Reports, the old granddad of quality ratings dating back to 1936. One of the measures you may be specifically interested in is the public crash safety rating. If so, you may be disappointed to learn that quite a few models are not crash-tested by independent organizations. These are mostly high-end sports and luxury vehicles that automakers don't produce in high enough volume to justify crash testing.
So while you can research these vehicles' fuel economy, 0-to-60-mph acceleration time, and cargo capacity in Consumer Reports, you won't be able to find how they performed in crucial crash tests.
Which Vehicles Don't Get Public Crash Test Ratings?
Nearly a half-million passenger cars and SUVs sold each year have not been crash-test rated by the two main organizations that conduct independent assessments: the federal National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which uses a star rating system, and the insurance industry-backed Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, which rates vehicles from Poor to Good.
About 97 percent of all new vehicles sold are crash-test rated by one or both of the independent organizations. According to Consumer Reports, the vehicles that are not independently tested are:
All Land Rover vehicles
All Porsche vehicles
All Jaguar vehicles
Mercedes-Benz S class
Mercedes-Benz A class
If the vehicle you're interested in is new and doesn't have a rating yet, it may be worth waiting until it gets tested, says Jake Fisher, Consumer Reports' senior director of auto testing. "This is another good reason not to get the first new model at the dealership," he says.
Car buyers interested in a model without publicly available crash-test data should at least lookup driver fatality rates and insurance claim losses by make and model. This can be found on the IIHS website.
It is also important to note that even cars that lack public crash-test ratings from the NHTSA or the IIHS must still meet minimum federal safety standards. To sell a new vehicle in the U.S., manufacturers must provide data from their own internal crash tests to the NHTSA.
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Discussion in 'Community Discussion' started by determined09, Dec 24, 2012.
I'm thinking about joining 24 hours fitness, but a co-worker suggested fitness connection. But for $9.99 plus tax what can I really get each month. The guy that answered the phone at the Fitness Connection mentioned activation fee. If anyone can give me some pros and cons, any advice will be appreciated.
Not familiar with either of those businesses, but I'll offer a few suggestions based on the gym memberships I've had.
As far as cost, look at everything. Activation fees (usually one time), monthly rates, class fees, maintenance fees, etc. Some of the gyms will run specials waving activation fees, lowering rates, or giving free months. Also pay attention to termination terms. I had to give two months notice at my last gym. A lot of good that last month did as I had moved out of state by then.
Gym memberships are one of those things that if you don't use it, it's a waste of money no matter how cheap it is. So you'd be better off paying more for a place you would use then paying anything for a place you never set foot in.
1) Is the gym out of my way?
3) Trainers available? Extra charge? Credentials?
4) Do the hours work for me?
6) What's my fitness goals? (I am better served by three sets of dumbbells, a bench, and a treadmill in my basement then a gym membership - for you it might be a running or cycling club).
Thanks for the suggestions. It was very helpful.
One more thing. I searched the internet and discovered that their are a lot of complaints about fitness connection e.g. smells bad and they continue to charge your credit card even after you cancel your membership.


Closing speeches are continuing in the trial of Tipperary farmer Patrick Quirke, who denies murdering his love rival Bobby Ryan.
Mr Quirke, a 50-year-old farmer from Breanshamore, is accused of murdering the local DJ sometime between June 3rd 2011 and April 30th 2013.
In April 2013, Mr Quirke found Mr Ryan's remains in an underground run-off tank on Mary Lowry's farm at Fawnagown, Co Tipperary.
Ms Lowry was in a relationship with Mr Ryan when he went missing in June 2011.
It's the State's case that Mr Quirke murdered him in an attempt to rekindle an affair he had with the widowed mother-of-three.
Defence barrister Bernard Condon resumed his closing speech today by warning the jurors of blindly accepting Ms Lowry's evidence.


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Zaryje, někdy také nazývaný hrádek Vratimov, je výrazný zalesněný pahorek, na kterém byl středověký strážní hrádek nebo tvrz založená pravděpodobně na konci 13. století. Zanikl zřejmě v 15. století. Hrádek se nachází ve Vratimově v okrese Ostrava-město v Moravskoslezském kraji. Zaryje je také název zalesněné oblasti v okolí.

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Hrádek pravděpodobně patřil do soustavy strážních hrádků při řece Ostravici a možná zastával i sídelní funkci.

Terénní situace hrádku Zaryje je podobná jako terénní situace hrádku Zapadlisko (cca 1,21 km jižně). Centrální plato je protáhlého trojúhelníkového tvaru s hlavní osou rovnoběžnou se směrem řeky a říční terasy. V terénu je dobře rozeznatelné jádro hrádku a zřejmě i hluboký příkop s možností předsazeného valu.

Z archeologických nálezů, lze doložit v okolí Zaryjí osídlení z doby kamenné (neolitu až eneolitu) a pozdějších období.

Podle místa je rovněž pojmenováno automatické hradlo, které se nachází mezi železničními stanicemi Vratimov a Paskov.

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1. What really inspired you to write your book, to force you from taking an idea or experience and conveying it into a book?
I always intended my book True Brit about an English girl who comes to the US to escape war-torn Britain to be a series that would cover the entire war years and only end when she returns to England. So it was a matter of figuring out what happened next after her arrival and the culture shock of her adjustment from being an upper-class Brit to the rough and ready, multi-cultural, small town Santa Fe of that period. I was attracted to the topic of the Japanese Internment Camp because it continued Beatrice's personal journey of opening up to new cultures. Plus, it's an important piece of Santa Fe history that's not well known.
2. What is it about and whom do you believe is your targeted reader?
Beatrice on Her Own is about a young girl from a very privileged background who becomes more independent, more compassionate, more bold, and more autonomous. When I was writing it, I could really feel that Beatrice was a much more empowered heroine than the Beatrice in the first book. I'm writing for a generation of boys and girls with the hope that they'll choose to take action in the world they live in — already many young people today are getting involved in social action and environmental action — and I hope that continues.
3. What do you hope will be the everlasting thoughts for readers who finish your book? What should remain with them long after putting it down?
The word prejudice means: "a preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience." In this book, I try to show how Beatrice's thinking on the subject of the Japanese Internment Camp changes as she strives to learn more on her own. I hope readers understand how important it is for all of us to think for ourselves. How important it is to think period and not merely accept information that's dished out to us daily.
4. What advice or words of wisdom do you have for fellow writers?
You're always growing as a writer. And this should be as important a goal as any acclaim or success you receive — trying to improve your own work. As I've said, Beatrice is much more empowered in this book than in my first book. She is a much less passive character. And I also felt much more empowered as a writer — and that's a very good thing.
5. What trends in the book world do you see and where do you think the book publishing industry is heading?
I don't have a clue. Except there will be more tie-ins between books, television series, You Tube and movies. They all impact one another.
6. What great challenges did you have in writing your book?
It was a great challenge to balance indignation with the injustice of the Japanese Internment Camp with the very legitimate anger towards the Japanese experienced by local New Mexicans whose sons and grandsons were being attacked and later very cruelly imprisoned by Japanese in the Philippines. I can understand and sympathize with both sets of feelings and I needed to portray that fairly.
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The 1961 Victorian Football Association season was the 80th season of the Australian rules football competition. The season saw a significant change in the structure of the Association, with the competition split into two divisions, with promotion and relegation between them, a system which remained in place until 1988.

The Division 1 premiership was won by the Yarraville Football Club, after it defeated Williamstown in the Grand Final on 30 September by 63 points; it was Yarraville's second and final VFA premiership, and its first since 1935. The inaugural Division 2 premiership was won by Northcote; it was the club's first premiership in either division since 1936.

Division of the competition
Since 1956, the Association had been attempting to expand from fourteen to twenty clubs, and part of the plan to manage this was to operate in two divisions of ten clubs each. There had been two structures proposed for this: the first would see the clubs divided geographically into Northern and Southern divisions, based on their position relative to the Yarra River, and the premiers from each division would play off for the Association-wide premiership at the end of the season; the second would see a top division and a second division with promotion and relegation between them. A partial approach to geographical divisions had been trialled since 1958, with all teams competing in a single division but fixtured to play most games against teams in their geographical section. However, it was becoming recognised that difference in class between the strongest clubs and the weakest clubs was widening, resulting in a lot of very one-sided matches; it was thought that dividing into a top and second division would allow teams in both divisions to play more competitive matches, and therefore attract greater public interest.

The matter of division was discussed on 2 December 1960. The motion to change required a three-quarters majority to pass, and passed by exactly that margin, 27–9; and, in fact, the motion would have been defeated had Mordialloc, one of the five clubs to oppose the change, sent both of its delegates to the meeting; its second delegate, Jack Danckert, was unavailable as his wife was expecting to give birth, and Mordialloc did not have time to arrange for his proxy to attend, leaving it with only one of its two votes. The five clubs to vote against the motion were Mordialloc, which was destined for Division 1, and Camberwell, Dandenong, Preston and Sunshine, which were all destined for Division 2. Yarraville and Northcote had been expected to oppose the change, but both ultimately voted for it. Clubs opposed to the change were concerned that the prestige and popularity of Division 2 would be significantly diminished, such that it would become seen as little more than a junior competition, and that local councils may withdraw their support for lower division teams.

The arrangements for the division of the Association were as follows:
The top ten clubs from 1960 would make up Division 1.
The remaining seven clubs would make up Division 2.
Any new club to join the Association would begin in Division 2.
Promotion and relegation was decided by:
The tenth-placed team in Division 1 would automatically be relegated to Division 2
The Division 2 premiers would automatically be promoted to Division 1
The Division 2 runners-up would play-off against the ninth-placed team from Division 1, with the winning team to play Division 1 the following season; this provision was abandoned after only two seasons
Each club's Seconds and Thirds would always play in the same division as the firsts

The two-division format was used in the VFA from 1961 until 1988, although the promotion and relegation structure was restructured in 1982.

Association Membership
The Association actively sought an eighteenth team to balance the fixture in Division 2. Springvale, a former power club in Caulfield Oakleigh District League, which had switched to the Federal League in the mid-1950s and won the 1960 premiership, was approached by the Association as its first choice for admission, but the club was concerned that it was not yet ready for senior football, and that its proximity to the popular Oakleigh and Dandenong clubs would stifle its competitiveness. The Association then took applications from two Caulfield Oakleigh District League clubs: Glen Waverley, a power club of the 1950s, and East Malvern, the 1960 premiers. East Malvern, like Springvale, ultimately decided that it was not ready for the step up to senior football, so on 21 December 1960, it withdrew its application and Glen Waverley was admitted to the Association. The club was renamed the Waverley Football Club, and played its matches on the Central Reserve in Glen Waverley.

In January 1961, the future of the struggling Brighton Football Club for the 1961 season looked bleak. The club had few supporters, few assets, and when a committee meeting on 20 January to appoint a coach drew only seven committeemen, the club realised that it had barely enough off-field manpower to operate its administration. In a general meeting on 26 January attended by only fourteen voting members and 35 people in total, it was proposed to disband the club, but the members voted 10–4 to continue operating – buoyed by hopes that Sunday matches and a more competitive fixture in Division 2 would help the club. However, even in Division 2, the club endured one of the worst VFA seasons on record (winless with a percentage of only 29.0 and an average losing margin of 103 points), its best players were leaving the club in favour of the Federal League, and the possibility of disbanding was again on the club's agenda ten months later.

Sunday football
Following its success in 1960, the Association continued to play matches on Sundays. As in 1960, any match could be moved from Saturday to Sunday by mutual agreement between the clubs, with approval from the ground management and local council, and with part of the gate donated to charity. Sunday crowds continued to be strong, and clubs who hosted the matches found that even with the donation, they were earning as much from one Sunday game as they were from three or four Saturday games. After Oakleigh withdrew from playing Sunday games at mid-season, nine of the Association's eighteen clubs were willing and able to play Sunday games.

Division 1
The Division 1 home-and-home season was played over 22 rounds – spread over 21 weekends with a full round on Anzac Day Tuesday. The top four then contested the finals under the Page–McIntyre system, abandoning the top six format which had been used in the single-division 1960 season. Division 1 finals continued to be played at the St Kilda Cricket Ground on Saturdays.

Ladder

Finals

Awards
The leading goalkicker for the season was Bob Bonnett (Port Melbourne), who kicked 111 goals.
The J. J. Liston Trophy was won by Doug Beasy (Box Hill), who polled 39 votes. Beasy finished ahead of Graham Crook (Yarraville), who polled 29 votes, and Ray Smith (Williamstown), who polled 28 votes.
Sandringham won the seconds premiership. Sandringham 12.11 (83) defeated Oakleigh 10.12 (72) in the Grand Final, played as a curtain-raiser to the firsts Grand Final on 30 September.

Division 2
The Division 2 home-and-home season was played over 18 rounds, four fewer than Division 1. The season started on the same weekend, but finished three weeks earlier, with no matches on Anzac Day. The top four played finals under the Page–McIntyre system. The Division 2 Grand Final was scheduled for the same weekend as the Division 1 First semi-final, with the promotion-relegation playoff scheduled for the following weekend. Division 2 finals were played at Toorak Park on Sundays.

Ladder

Finals

Awards
The leading goalkicker for Division 2 was Ron O'Neill (Camberwell), who kicked 85 goals in the home-and-home season, and a further ten goals in finals.
The Division 2 Best and Fairest was won by Pat Fitzgerald (Sunshine), who polled 35 votes. Neil Wright (Northcote) was second with 25 votes, and Don Scott (Waverley) was third with 20 votes.
Preston won the seconds premiership. Preston 15.22 (112) defeated Northcote 12.5 (77) in the Grand Final, played as a stand-alone match on Saturday, 2 September at Dandenong.

Promotion and relegation
Division 2 premier Northcote was promoted to Division 1 for 1962, and tenth-placed Division 1 club Box Hill was relegated to Division 2. A play-off for promotion was held between Division 2 runners-up, Dandenong and ninth-placed Division 1 club Mordialloc; Mordialloc won by 23 points, and therefore held its place in Division 1 for 1962.

Notable events

Anzac Day
Anzac Day fell on a Tuesday in 1961. According to the Anzac Day Act, the R.S.L. would receive half of any Anzac Day gate less expenses, so the R.S.L. was keen to see high-drawing football matches played on the day. The Association scheduled a full round of Division 1 matches, and the Victorian Football League scheduled two of its six Round 3 matches, both at low-capacity venues (Windy Hill and Punt Road Oval).

The R.S.L. was disappointed that the League had not scheduled a match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, so Sandringham arranged to move its match against Moorabbin to the venue instead. The build-up to the match was one of the biggest in Association history: the Association prepared a spectacle of a similar scale to the AFL's modern Anzac Day clash – featuring a troupe of marching girls, the Southern Command Band playing the Last Post, Reveille and the national anthem, and running races at half time – the final quarter of the match was to be televised, and the R.S.L. urged the public to support the Association match ahead of the suburban League matches.

With this build-up, and the interest in a match between two strong rival clubs, the Association hoped to attract as many as 60,000 spectators, which would have exceeded the 1939 Grand Final (47,000 spectators) as the largest crowd in its history. However, a disappointing crowd of only 13,842 attended – by comparison, the League match at the neighbouring Punt Road Oval drew 27,650, and the match at Windy Hill drew 32,000. A strong gate and donation to the R.S.L. was still drawn, but considering that the next Sandringham–Moorabbin match at Moorabbin Oval also drew 14,000, it is questionable whether switching to the Melbourne Cricket Ground drew any extra fans.

Interstate matches
The Association played one interstate match during 1961, against Tasmania in Hobart on Queen's Birthday Monday. Jim Cleary, coach of Division 2 club Dandenong, was a surprise choice as coach; Williamstown's Ray Smith was captain. An inaccurate goalkicking display saw the Association kick twelve behinds before registering its first goal, and Tasmania went on to defeat the Association by 23 points.

Other notable events
The Elsternwick Park management regraded Elsternwick Park during the 1961 season, so the Brighton Football Club could not play there; Brighton instead played its matches at Sandringham and Brighton Beach Oval. Brighton never ultimately returned to Elsternwick Park, as the ground's management refused to lease the ground to the struggling club in 1962, leading to its move to Caulfield.
The Association purchased the Clydebank building in Jolimont to use as its administrative headquarters, moving out of the VCA Building in Collins Place.
On 17 June, Brunswick's Jim Whiley, who was usually a defender but had just begun playing in the forward line, kicked a goal after the final siren from a free kick to win the game; Brunswick 12.17 (89) defeated Sandringham 12.16 (88).
In a seconds match, Sunshine scored 57.42 (384) against a struggling Brighton team which was finding it increasingly difficult to find enough players to fill a seconds team. It set a new record for the highest score across all grades of the Association.
In heavy rain on 8 July, George Mazouris kicked Williamstown's only goal against Yarraville in the final few minutes of the game. Yarraville 4.8 (32) defeated Williamstown 1.5 (11).
On Sunday 16 July, Brunswick 12.20 (92) defeated Port Melbourne 11.13 (79). Port Melbourne protested the result on the basis that Brunswick's Ian Lewis, who took the field as a replacement during the game, was ineligible to play after having played in Brunswick's Seconds match on the Saturday, a rule it believed to have been introduced when Sunday games were introduced in 1960; the Association dismissed the protest after confirming that no such rule actually existed.

External links
List of VFA/VFL premiers

References

Victorian Football League seasons
VFL