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HollywoodNews.com: DRG Records is proud to announce the solo album debut of Jane Krakowski, the Tony Award winning Broadway star of "Nine" and "Damn Yankees" and the Emmy Award nominated star of "30 Rock" and "Ally McBeal." The Laziest Gal In Town is the delightfully sexy CD captured last fall[...]
Sam Mendes weighs his options in the wake of Bond 23
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Oscars get music director
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"The prolific composer-arranger, who has three Oscar nominations for original score ("The American President," 1995; "First Wives Club," 1996; and "Patch Adams," 1998) and two for original song (1994's "A Wink and a Smile" from "Sleepless in Seattle;" and "Blame Canada" from "South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut" in 2004)[...]


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package org.apache.sis.referencing;

import java.util.Map;
import java.util.HashMap;
import org.opengis.util.NameSpace;
import org.opengis.util.LocalName;
import org.opengis.util.GenericName;
import org.opengis.util.NameFactory;
import org.opengis.metadata.citation.Citation;
import org.opengis.metadata.Identifier;
import org.apache.sis.internal.simple.SimpleCitation;
import org.apache.sis.internal.simple.SimpleIdentifier;
import org.apache.sis.internal.system.DefaultFactories;
import org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.ImmutableIdentifier;
import org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.citation.Citations;
import org.apache.sis.test.DependsOnMethod;
import org.apache.sis.test.DependsOn;
import org.apache.sis.test.TestCase;
import org.junit.Test;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;

/**
 * Tests {@link Builder}.
 *
 * @author  Martin Desruisseaux (Geomatys)
 * @since   0.4
 * @version 0.6
 * @module
 */
@DependsOn(AbstractIdentifiedObjectTest.class)
public final strictfp class BuilderTest extends TestCase {
    /**
     * Tests {@link Builder#verifyParameterizedType(Class)}.
     */
    @Test
    @SuppressWarnings("ResultOfObjectAllocationIgnored")
    public void testVerifyParameterizedType() {
        final class Invalid extends Builder<BuilderMock> {
        }
        try {
            new Invalid();
            fail("Creation of Invalid builder shall not be allowed.");
        } catch (AssertionError e) {
            final String message = e.getMessage();
            assertTrue(message, message.contains(BuilderMock.class.getName()));
        }
    }

    /**
     * Tests {@link Builder#setCodeSpace(Citation, String)}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testSetCodeSpace() {
        final BuilderMock builder = new BuilderMock();
        builder.setCodeSpace(Citations.EPSG, "EPSG");
        builder.addName("Mercator (variant A)");
        /*
         * Setting the same codespace should have no effect, while attempt to
         * set a new codespace after we added a name shall not be allowed.
         */
        final SimpleCitation IOGP = new SimpleCitation("IOGP");
        builder.setCodeSpace(Citations.EPSG, "EPSG");
        try {
            builder.setCodeSpace(IOGP, "EPSG");
            fail("Setting a different codespace shall not be allowed.");
        } catch (IllegalStateException e) {
            final String message = e.getMessage();
            assertTrue(message, message.contains(Identifier.AUTHORITY_KEY));
        }
        /*
         * The failed attempt to set a new codespace shall not have modified builder state.
         */
        assertEquals("EPSG",         builder.properties.get(Identifier.CODESPACE_KEY));
        assertSame  (Citations.EPSG, builder.properties.get(Identifier.AUTHORITY_KEY));
        /*
         * After a cleanup (normally after a createXXX(…) method call), user shall be allowed to
         * set a new codespace again. Note that the cleanup operation shall not clear the codespace.
         */
        builder.onCreate(true);
        assertEquals("EPSG",         builder.properties.get(Identifier.CODESPACE_KEY));
        assertSame  (Citations.EPSG, builder.properties.get(Identifier.AUTHORITY_KEY));
        builder.setCodeSpace(IOGP, "EPSG");
        assertEquals("EPSG", builder.properties.get(Identifier.CODESPACE_KEY));
        assertSame  ( IOGP,  builder.properties.get(Identifier.AUTHORITY_KEY));
    }

    /**
     * Tests {@link Builder#addName(CharSequence)} without codespace.
     */
    @Test
    public void testAddName() {
        final NameFactory factory = DefaultFactories.forBuildin(NameFactory.class);

        // Expected values to be used later in the test.
        final String    name   = "Mercator (variant A)";
        final LocalName alias1 = factory.createLocalName(null, "Mercator (1SP)");
        final LocalName alias2 = factory.createLocalName(null, "Mercator_1SP");
        final LocalName alias3 = factory.createLocalName(null, "CT_Mercator");
        assertTrue("That name should not have a scope.", alias1.scope().isGlobal());
        assertTrue("That name should not have a scope.", alias2.scope().isGlobal());
        assertTrue("That name should not have a scope.", alias3.scope().isGlobal());
        assertEquals("Mercator (1SP)", alias1.toString());
        assertEquals("Mercator_1SP",   alias2.toString());
        assertEquals("CT_Mercator",    alias3.toString());

        // The test.
        final BuilderMock builder = new BuilderMock();
        assertSame(builder, builder.addName("Mercator (variant A)"));   // EPSG version 7.6 and later.
        assertSame(builder, builder.addName("Mercator (1SP)"));         // EPSG before version 7.6.
        assertSame(builder, builder.addName("Mercator_1SP"));           // OGC
        assertSame(builder, builder.addName("CT_Mercator"));            // GeoTIFF
        builder.onCreate(false);
        assertEquals(name, builder.getName());
        assertArrayEquals(new GenericName[] {alias1, alias2, alias3}, builder.getAliases());
    }

    /**
     * Creates a {@link Builder} with <cite>"Mercator (variant A)"</cite> projection (EPSG:9804) names and identifiers.
     * This method uses scopes for differentiating the EPSG names from the OGC and GeoTIFF ones.
     *
     * @param  withNames       {@code true} for adding the names in the builder.
     * @param  withIdentifiers {@code true} for adding the identifiers in the builder.
     * @return The builder with Mercator names and/or identifiers.
     */
    private static BuilderMock createMercator(final boolean withNames, final boolean withIdentifiers) {
        final BuilderMock builder = new BuilderMock();
        assertSame(builder, builder.setCodeSpace(Citations.EPSG, "EPSG"));
        if (withNames) {
            assertSame(builder, builder.addName(                   "Mercator (variant A)")); // EPSG version 7.6 and later.
            assertSame(builder, builder.addName(                   "Mercator (1SP)"));       // EPSG before version 7.6.
            assertSame(builder, builder.addName(Citations.OGC,     "Mercator_1SP"));
            assertSame(builder, builder.addName(Citations.GEOTIFF, "CT_Mercator"));
        }
        if (withIdentifiers) {
            assertSame(builder, builder.addIdentifier(                "9804"));
            assertSame(builder, builder.addIdentifier(Citations.GEOTIFF, "7"));
        }
        builder.onCreate(false);
        return builder;
    }

    /**
     * Tests {@link Builder#addName(Citation, CharSequence)} and {@link Builder#addName(CharSequence)} with codespace.
     */
    @Test
    @DependsOnMethod({"testAddName", "testSetCodeSpace"})
    public void testAddNameWithScope() {
        final NameFactory factory = DefaultFactories.forBuildin(NameFactory.class);

        // Expected values to be used later in the test.
        final String      name   = "Mercator (variant A)";
        final GenericName alias1 = factory.createLocalName(scope(factory, "EPSG"), "Mercator (1SP)");
        final GenericName alias2 = new NamedIdentifier(Citations.OGC,     "Mercator_1SP");
        final GenericName alias3 = new NamedIdentifier(Citations.GEOTIFF, "CT_Mercator");
        assertTrue ("That name should not have a scope.", alias3.scope().isGlobal());
        assertTrue ("That name should not have a scope.", alias2.scope().isGlobal());
        assertFalse("That name should be in EPSG scope.", alias1.scope().isGlobal());
        assertEquals("EPSG",                 alias1.scope().name().toString());
        assertEquals("Mercator (1SP)",       alias1.toString());
        assertEquals("OGC:Mercator_1SP",     alias2.toString());
        assertEquals("GeoTIFF:CT_Mercator",  alias3.toString());

        // The test.
        final BuilderMock builder = createMercator(true, false);
        assertEquals(name, builder.getName());
        assertArrayEquals(new GenericName[] {alias1, alias2, alias3}, builder.getAliases());
    }

    /**
     * Convenience method creating a namespace for {@link #testScopedName()} purpose.
     */
    private static NameSpace scope(final NameFactory factory, final String codespace) {
        return factory.createNameSpace(factory.createLocalName(null, codespace), null);
    }

    /**
     * Tests {@link Builder#addIdentifier(Citation, String)} and {@link Builder#addIdentifier(String)} with code space.
     */
    @Test
    public void testAddIdentifiers() {
        // Expected values to be used later in the test.
        final Identifier id1 = new ImmutableIdentifier(Citations.EPSG,    "EPSG", "9804");
        final Identifier id2 = new ImmutableIdentifier(Citations.GEOTIFF, "GeoTIFF", "7");
        assertEquals("EPSG:9804", IdentifiedObjects.toString(id1));
        assertEquals("GeoTIFF:7", IdentifiedObjects.toString(id2));

        // The test.
        final BuilderMock builder = createMercator(false, true);
        assertArrayEquals(new Identifier[] {id1, id2}, builder.getIdentifiers());
    }

    /**
     * Tests {@link Builder#addNamesAndIdentifiers(IdentifiedObject)}.
     *
     * @since 0.6
     */
    @Test
    @DependsOnMethod({"testAddNameWithScope", "testAddIdentifiers"})
    public void testAddNamesAndIdentifiers() {
        final BuilderMock builder = createMercator(true, true);
        final AbstractIdentifiedObject object = new AbstractIdentifiedObject(builder.properties);
        builder.onCreate(true);
        for (final Map.Entry<String,?> entry : builder.properties.entrySet()) {
            final Object value = entry.getValue();
            switch (entry.getKey()) {
                case Identifier.AUTHORITY_KEY: {
                    assertSame("Authority and codespace shall be unchanged.", Citations.EPSG, value);
                    break;
                }
                case Identifier.CODESPACE_KEY: {
                    assertEquals("Authority and codespace shall be unchanged.", "EPSG", value);
                    break;
                }
                default: {
                    assertNull("Should not contain any non-null value except the authority.", value);
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
        assertSame(builder, builder.addNamesAndIdentifiers(object));
        builder.onCreate(false);
        assertSame       ("name",        object.getName(),                  builder.getName());
        assertArrayEquals("aliases",     object.getAlias().toArray(),       builder.getAliases());
        assertArrayEquals("identifiers", object.getIdentifiers().toArray(), builder.getIdentifiers());
    }

    /**
     * Tests {@link Builder#rename(Citation, CharSequence[])}.
     *
     * @since 0.6
     */
    @Test
    @DependsOnMethod("testAddNamesAndIdentifiers")
    public void testRename() {
        final BuilderMock builder = createMercator(true, false);

        // Replace "OGC:Mercator_1SP" and insert a new OGC code before the GeoTIFF one.
        assertSame(builder, builder.rename(Citations.OGC, "Replacement 1", "Replacement 2"));
        builder.onCreate(false);
        assertArrayEquals(new String[] {
            "Mercator (variant A)",
            "Mercator (1SP)",
            "OGC:Replacement 1",
            "OGC:Replacement 2",
            "GeoTIFF:CT_Mercator"
        }, builder.getAsStrings(1));

        // Replace "EPSG:Mercator (variant A)" and "(1SP)", and insert a new EPSG code as an alias.
        assertSame(builder, builder.rename(Citations.EPSG, "Replacement 3", "Replacement 4", "Replacement 5"));
        builder.onCreate(false);
        assertArrayEquals(new String[] {
            "Replacement 3",
            "Replacement 4",
            "Replacement 5",
            "OGC:Replacement 1",
            "OGC:Replacement 2",
            "GeoTIFF:CT_Mercator"
        }, builder.getAsStrings(1));

        // Remove all EPSG codes.
        assertSame(builder, builder.rename(Citations.EPSG, (String[]) null));
        builder.onCreate(false);
        assertArrayEquals(new String[] {
            "OGC:Replacement 1",
            "OGC:Replacement 2",
            "GeoTIFF:CT_Mercator"
        }, builder.getAsStrings(1));
    }

    /**
     * Tests the {@link Builder#Builder(IdentifiedObject)} constructor.
     *
     * @since 0.6
     */
    @Test
    public void testCreationFromObject() {
        final Map<String,Object> properties = new HashMap<>();
        final Identifier id = new SimpleIdentifier(null, "An identifier", false);
        assertNull(properties.put(AbstractIdentifiedObject.IDENTIFIERS_KEY, id));
        assertNull(properties.put(AbstractIdentifiedObject.ALIAS_KEY,       "An alias"));
        assertNull(properties.put(AbstractIdentifiedObject.NAME_KEY,        "Dummy object"));
        assertNull(properties.put(AbstractIdentifiedObject.REMARKS_KEY,     "Some remarks"));
        final BuilderMock builder = new BuilderMock(new AbstractIdentifiedObject(properties));

        assertEquals("Expected only name, remarks and deprecated status.", 3, builder.properties.size());
        builder.onCreate(false);
        assertEquals("Expected name, aliases, identifiers and remarks.", 5, builder.properties.size());

        assertEquals(AbstractIdentifiedObject.NAME_KEY, "Dummy object",
                builder.properties.get(AbstractIdentifiedObject.NAME_KEY).toString());

        assertEquals(AbstractIdentifiedObject.REMARKS_KEY, "Some remarks",
                builder.properties.get(AbstractIdentifiedObject.REMARKS_KEY).toString());

        assertEquals(AbstractIdentifiedObject.ALIAS_KEY, "An alias",
                ((Object[]) builder.properties.get(AbstractIdentifiedObject.ALIAS_KEY))[0].toString());

        assertSame(AbstractIdentifiedObject.IDENTIFIERS_KEY, id,
                ((Object[]) builder.properties.get(AbstractIdentifiedObject.IDENTIFIERS_KEY))[0]);
    }
}

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Home Sports Men's Basketball Men's basketball hosting exhibition game for Hurricane Harvey relief
Men's basketball hosting exhibition game for Hurricane Harvey relief
Nathan Keil
Several members of Baylor men's basketball scramble for a rebound during a team practice. Baylor is now hosting an exhibition game against Houston on Saturday. Courtesy of Baylor Athletics
By Nathan Keil | Sports Editor
Baylor Nation is going to get an earlier look at the men's basketball team than expected.
Baylor announced Tuesday night that the Bears will host the University of Houston at the Ferrell Center on Saturday in an additional exhibition game in order to raise money for Hurricane Harvey relief.
According to a press release, Baylor and Houston received an NCAA waiver to play the additional exhibition game. The game will be a standard 40-minute game, but, some rules will be modified to fit exhibition mode.
Baylor head coach Scott Drew, who is entering his 15th year with the Bears, said homecoming is a great occasion to have an opportunity to welcome members of the Baylor family and to do so for such a worthy cause in Hurricane Harvey relief.
"This is an incredible opportunity to use the game of basketball to provide relief for our neighbors in need," Drew said in the release. "We're thankful to be able to play this game on Homecoming weekend with so many members of the Baylor Family back home, and we encourage everyone to pack the Ferrell Center to raise as much money as possible in support of the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund."
Tickets can be bought online for $5 or at the Baylor Athletics Ticket Office inside the Ferrell Center on Saturday. Students can purchase discounted tickets for $1 at the door with the use of a valid student ID.
Parking is free at the Ferrell Center, with doors opening at 11:30 a.m and tipoff coming at noon. However, the parking lot must be clear by 3 p.m. to accommodate football traffic.
Baylor returns six key contributors, including seniors guard Manu Lecomte and forward Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. from the 2017 team that finished 27-8 and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen.
The University of Houston finished 21-11 overall and hosted Akron in the first round of the National Invitational Tournament.
Baylor will open its regular season at noon Nov. 10 against Central Arkansas.
Baylor tennis sweeps triple header
Shorthanded Lady Bears fall to Iowa State

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YUHSpace: Neuroimaging in identifying focal cortical dysplasia and prognostic factors in pediatric and adolescent epilepsy surgery.
Neuroimaging in identifying focal cortical dysplasia and prognostic factors in pediatric and adolescent epilepsy surgery.
PURPOSE: The purpose of this study is to determine the sensibility of each imaging tool in identifying focal cortical dysplasia (FCD) in children and adolescents with epilepsy and to define the prognostic factors of pediatric and adolescent epilepsy surgery. METHODS: We identified 48 children with FCD who underwent resective surgery and analyzed their preoperative data. The results of various anatomic and functional neuroimaging studies were compared for accuracy in locating the lesion. We also investigated clinical factors that affected the outcome of surgical treatment. KEY FINDINGS: Brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was able to localize FCD in 30 patients and fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography (FDG-PET) and/or subtraction ictal single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) coregistered with MRI provided additional information that helped to define the lesion in 13 patients. When comparing the pathologic results between a mild malformation of cortical development (MCD) and FCD type I and II, we noted a strong tendency for patients with FCD to have MRI abnormalities (p = 0.005). In addition, severe pathologic features (Palmini's classification, FCD type II) (p = 0.025) showed significant correlation with a better surgical outcome. To define the primary epileptogenic area, various interictal epileptiform discharges and the results of multimodal neuroimaging studies were helpful, and younger age at the time of operation could aid in more favorable surgical outcomes (p = 0.048). SIGNIFICANCE: Our study showed a significant relationship between pathologic grade and the detectability of FCD by brain MRI. In addition, early surgery can be justified by showing that advanced neuroimaging studies in children with FCD and even with extensive epileptiform discharges have a higher rate of success.


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Trump Repeatedly Ducks Questions About Alleged Campaign Contacts With Russia
"Russia is a ruse."
President Donald Trump during his Feburary 16 press conferencePablo Martinez Monsivais/AP
In a wide-ranging and at-times erratic press conference that lasted more than an hour Thursday afternoon, President Donald Trump said he had "nothing to do" with any possible contacts between his campaign associates and Russia during last year's election. But he repeatedly declined to assure reporters that no such contacts took place.
"Well I had nothing to do with it," Trump said when pressed on whether his campaign aides had conversations with Russian intelligence. "I have nothing to do with Russia. I have no deals there."
At another point during the press conference, he said "nobody that I know of" from his campaign had contacts with Russia during the election.
The press conference took place two days after the New York Times reported that according to current and former US officials, intercepted phone calls showed that "members of [Trump's] 2016 presidential campaign and other Trump associates had repeated contacts with senior Russian intelligence officials in the year before the election." On Thursday, Trump referred to that story as "a joke." He decried "fake news put out by the media," which he claimed was spread by "people, probably from the Obama administration, because they're there, because we have our new people going in place, right now."
On Monday night, Lt. General Mike Flynn resigned as Trump's national security adviser following a Washington Post story revealing that Flynn had discussed US sanctions against Russia with the Russian ambassador after the election but before Trump took office—despite denials to Vice President Mike Pence, among others.
Trump said Thursday that Flynn's talks with the Russian ambassador weren't the problem; rather he fired Flynn for lying to Pence: "He didn't tell the vice president of the United States the facts, and then he didn't remember, and that just wasn't acceptable to me," Trump said.
Trump denied ordering Flynn to discuss sanctions with the Russian ambassador, adding that Flynn was "doing his job."
"[Flynn] was calling other countries and his counterparts," said Trump. "So it certainly would have been okay with me if he did it. I would have directed him to do it if I thought he wasn't doing it. I didn't direct him, but I would have directed him because that's his job."
Trump characterized the various stories about Russia as "ruse" used to distract from Hillary Clinton's election loss. "You can talk all you want about Russia, which was all a fake news fabricated deal to try and make up for the loss of the Democrats, and the press plays right into it," he said.
Donald Trump Rants and Raves At Press
Trump Asks African-American Reporter to Arrange Meeting with Congressional Black Caucus


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2020 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Custom Trail Boss Review
With a two-inch lift and a 6.2-liter V8, this off-roader is boss
SAN DIEGO — Pickup trucks are wildly useful things. Whether you want to move furniture or drywall or a lot of bottled water, it's far easier to load that sort of stuff into a pickup truck than basically every other form of transportation.
If you want to tow something like a boat or a horse trailer or a camper, it's even more essential (though many SUVs can do an admirable job towing stuff these days, a truck is preferable).
If you don't own a truck, it is essential to have a Friend-With-A-Truck. This is, in some ways, far preferable because then you get a built-in helper with whatever it is you need doing — and having a helper is super useful for all truck-related tasks. My friend Bryan used to be my Friend-With-A-Truck but then he moved across the country because he wanted to live in the mountains of Colorado. That's understandable, I guess, but now I don't have a truck I can borrow whenever I need one.
Maybe I should buy a 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 Custom Trail Boss because it's reasonably priced and includes all the stuff you need on a truck without all the stuff that makes a modern pickup truck wildly overpriced.
The 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 comes in a mind-bending eight different trim levels, but it may be that the Custom Trail Boss is the best of the bunch. My test unit weighed in at a (relatively) svelte $44,510 which, believe it or not, is what passes for affordable in today's half-ton truck segment. It had only four options fitted: a $2,495 upcharge for the 6.2-liter "Ecotec3" V8 engine with 10-speed transmission (up from a puny 4.3-liter V6 with a 6-speed), a $545 spray-in bedliner, a $275 infotainment package (SiriusXM radio, OnStar, and 4G LTE Wi-Fi), and $100 for single-zone semi-automatic air conditioning. I have no idea what you get for air conditioning if you don't spend the $100.
You get lots of other cool stuff for your $44,510 though, including great truck-stuff like a five-foot bed, a cloth 40/20/40 folding bench seat up front, a rear cloth 60/40 folding bench seat in back, a 7-inch touchscreen that includes Bluetooth and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a (single) USB port, and red front recovery hooks which Look Good.
Actually, a lot of this truck is about Looking Good. It's where a lot of your money is going, at the expense of fancy luxury stuff that you don't really need. There's an awesome two-inch lift kit and gorgeous 18-inch high-gloss black aluminum wheels, along with skid plates, an auto-locking rear-differential, and off-road ready tires.
This truck actually looks awesome, and I got numerous compliments on it during my week driving around SoCal. The lift combined with the blacked out grille and black wheels is deeply attractive, and my Red Hot paint job meant it was easy to find in a crowded parking lot. The chrome exhaust tips fitted to the black plastic bumper just worked, somehow.
Climbing inside wasn't the easiest thing to do, so side-steps would be nice, but you don't really need them if you're young and athletic (or middle-aged and able to use the well-placed A-pillar grab handles). Inside, it's spartan compared to some of the $80,000 luxotrucks I've driven, but it has everything you actually need in day-to-day life: cruise control; place to insert a key and turn it to make the engine go; cupholders; air conditioning; two glove boxes.
Most importantly, it has a bed in which to put things and a spacious rear seating area which can store more things if you fold the seats up. Hauling things is why you buy a truck, after all — the other luxury stuff is just fluff — and the Custom Trail Boss does it with aplomb, with great looks and a great price.
You do suffer a bit on fuel economy... a 6.2-liter V8 will do that, no matter how much cylinder-deactivation wizardry GM stuffs under the hood. With an EPA-rated 14/18/15 city/highway/combined, it's not the worst fuel economy I've had this year, but if you spend a lot of time in stop-and-go traffic you'll spend a lot of time at the gas station. I just hope your friends do you a solid and fill it up before they return it.
Editor's note: Eagle-eyed readers may notice that these handout photos are of the Chevrolet Silverado Trail Boss, not the Custom Trail Boss. Chevy only had pictures of the Custom Trail Boss in Silver, and the red looks SO much better so I chose to use those.
Some of my other pickup truck reviews:
2020 Chevy Silverado 2500HD
2020 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition
2020 GMC Sierra 2500HD AT4
2019 GMC Sierra
Other reviews of the 2020 Chevrolet Silverado 1500:
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Going through a divorce results in a whirlwind of emotions—everything from extreme sadness and disappointment to elation and acceptance. Regardless of how the marriage ended, or whether the divorce is amicable or contested, people are often unprepared for the immense changes that come from a separation and divorce.
Go to a marriage counselor. This is especially true if you have children with your spouse. There is a reason why you got married in the first place, and you owe it to yourself, your spouse and your kids to see if there is an option other than divorce. Additionally, even if you can't save your marriage, a counselor will give you great insight into what went wrong, and how to cope with the emotions that stem from a separation. If, after counseling, you are still convinced that your marriage is irretrievably broken, then move on to the next steps in an effort to protect yourself and your rights.
Determine what you own and what you owe. Perhaps I shouldn't be, but I am often surprised at how little many people know about their assets and liabilities. In a Virginia divorce, the court has the authority to divide both marital property and marital debt, regardless of whose name the property or debt is in. With some exceptions, "marital property" is generally anything that was acquired from the date of marriage to the date of separation, and not by an inheritance or gift. "Marital debt" is any liability that was assumed from the date of marriage to the date of separation. In many instances, marital property, marital debt, or both, are substantial. You need to figure out what both you and your spouse own, and what you and your spouse owe, to ensure that you get everything to which you are entitled.
Determine what your spouse earns. Both child support and spousal support (alimony) can be issues in a Virginia divorce. Most child support cases are determined based on the Virginia child support guidelines, and both parties' incomes are a critical component to calculating support under the guidelines. There are a list of factors that a court considers when determining the proper amount of spousal support and, not surprisingly, the parties' incomes are one of those factors. It is usually easy to determine your own income, but often not so simple to determine what your spouse earns. A tax return is a great place to start, but it is not the end of the investigation.
Review all joint financial accounts and close all joint credit cards. It is imperative that you review all accounts held jointly with your spouse, and note the balance in each of those accounts. If you feel that your spouse may liquidate accounts, then you should consider removing half of those funds and placing them in an account solely in your name. If you do this, however, do not spend the money—and when the time comes, be candid with your spouse about how and why you chose to remove the funds. Likewise, you should close all joint credit card accounts, or if an account has a balance and cannot be closed, freeze the card from further transactions. This will eliminate the possibility that your spouse will run up a huge credit card bill that you may ultimately end up having to pay.
Inventory household items. Simply go through each room in your house and make a list of all items of personal property. You want to remember what is there so that you can ask for the items that you want. Judges dislike dividing personal property and will often tell the parties to figure out themselves how to do it. If you can highlight a few items that you really want, you are more likely to get those in either a settlement or from a court decision. Also, if for some reason you find yourself in a situation where you do not live in the marital residence while your divorce case is pending, having a list of items reduces the chance that your spouse can sell off personal property and not have to pay you your share of the proceeds.
Do NOT move out. Most divorce cases are not resolved for many months or even years. If you move out, not only is there a chance that you will be accused of deserting the marriage, but you may also compromise your ability to receive spousal support or obtain a favorable division of assets. Unless you are the victim of domestic violence, it is best to stay in your home at least until you speak with an attorney.
Lastly, you should consult with a good attorney. The divorce lawyers at Livesay & Myers, P.C. have years of experience handling all facets of both contested and uncontested divorces. If you are facing a separation or divorce in Northern Virginia, contact us to schedule a consultation today.


Equities and other markets can provide currency traders with a few useful clues about timing their trade entry and exits points. In particular, in some situations equities can identify when a currency pair is likely to be approaching major overbought or oversold levels.
Traders can exploit these indicators to good effect to time entry into trend tops and bottoms. This is what's called intermarket analysis. In this article, I will explain some of these ideas in more depth.
Over the last 25 years, the major stock markets have shown tighter correlation to each other than at any other time in history. One cause is globalization.
Many companies listed in the stock indices now have dependencies with foreign economies, and have worldwide earnings bases. The second reason of course is better information flow and investor access to financial markets.
Rallying stocks usually mark a growing regional economy. This is typically positive for the currency as well. However, a number of factors often counterbalance this bullish effect. One of the most important is monetary policy. Lower interest rates and/or quantitative easing – often in place to stimulate economic growth – can act as a counterbalance weighing down on the currency too.
Money flows are known to follow relative divergences in stock market performances. Also these flows tend to come afterwards, which means FX traders can anticipate changes in the currencies involved.
One powerful influence that stocks exert over currencies is that rallying equity markets draw an inflow of real funds, both domestic as well as foreign. These come from foreign mutual fund managers as well as foreign private investors. They also pour in from domestic investors who will sell foreign assets to cash in on the booming markets at home.
These fund flows, driven primarily by "chasing returns", create a prevailing downward or upward pressure on exchange rates.
These flows always start for good fundamentals reasons. In the later stages of a rally, the fundamentals are less credible but technicals take over. In particular, there is often an overshoot both on the upside, as well as the downside where the market's fair value is stretched.
It is these timing points that FX position traders try to identify because they often signify long-term trend reversals in the currency pair too.
Some currencies have an inverse relationship to their domestic stock markets, historically the US Dollar, and to some extent the Japanese Yen.
Not only that, the influence can work both ways. For example, in export dominated economies, a weaker currency may boost the stock market. A falling exchange rate makes exports more competitive, which is good for businesses selling goods to the rest of the world. This is the case in Japan for example.
However, since these relationships tend to be fixed over time, divergence measures can be used for any currency pair.
Let's look at a real example. The first chart below shows the return on the FTSE-100 relative to the long-term average return on that stock index. This is shown against the British Pound currency's trade weighted index. The second chart shows the same data for the NIKKEI-225 versus the Japanese Yen.
Funds leave a market when it is delivering below average returns.
These asset flows are known to take place with most kinds of mutual funds when they are out performing or under performing. In other words, investors perpetually chase the top performing asset class.
In the case of equities, these fund flows can be significant. At the time of writing, the market cap of the FTSE-100 for example is £1.8 trillion. The market cap of the NIKKEI-225 is $4.5 trillion (¥463 trillion).
If we look at the NIKKEI-225, there are two prominent cycles. In the long term, the value of the Yen and the returns on NIKKEI track one another. While the short-term affect is the opposite. The Yen strengthens when investors anticipate stocks falling. This is most probably because of tactical defensive positioning.
The chart below summarizes the above idea, showing the relationship to the pair GBP/JPY. The indicator line of the chart shows the out performance/under performance of the stock indices relative to each other. These show the difference between the long-term return on the index and the 72-month rolling return. Note that the crossovers mark the start of major trend reversals in the currency pair.
The currencies do not typically track the indices directly. What this shows is that GBP/JPY strengthens when the NIKKEI is outperforming, and weakens when the FTSE is outperforming. But this only becomes clear when you look at the divergence from average returns. If you look directly at the stock markets, the relationship is far from clear.
When the indicator's moving average is increased, to 36-months, the bigger trends and the relationship become more clear. But taking a longer moving average does result in delayed timing of tops and bottoms.
The table below shows how the indicator is calculated. For each index, a long-term rolling return and a short term-rolling return is calculated. In the example, these are 72-month and 12-month rolling returns calculated as a monthly average. In July for example, the FTSE monthly average return over the previous 72-months was 0.3%, while the return over 12-months was 0.14%. The difference then gives a measure of short term relative performance for the FTSE.
The difference between the relative performance for the two indices provides the indicator. For the example month, this was -1.26%. Taking a moving average then smooths any noise in the monthly returns and provides a more stable measure.
Date FTSE 72m 12m Diff Eurostoxx 72m 12m Diff Indicator M.A.
The chart for this example is shown below.
This is useful in identifying the start and end of long-term cycles, and trends in currency pairs. Whichever pair you are trading, it is important to understand how each currency reacts to changes in the appropriate stock index. Keep in mind that all currencies behave slightly differently with respect to this.
Some currencies may weaken when the domestic stock market rises, and others may strengthen. The relationship however is usually static, so that the indicator can provide a reliable signal.
Further examples are shown below.
Stocks and currencies do not track each other in an obvious way when you look at the markets directly. Nevertheless, hidden within the data, there are identifiable relationships that FX traders can exploit to their advantage.
The divergence indicator explained here can be used to predict the reversal points of major trends in currency pairs. This is because large fund flows are known to follow changes in stock performance. The currencies more often behave in the same way with respect to these divergences. This can be helpful when used alongside other indicators in identifying points at which to enter and exit the market.
We also have Metatrader cross market indicator that can examine relationships between any markets.
It would do this if there are non numeric cells in the data input sheet. Please check all input data is properly cleaned and doesn't contains spaces or non numbers. Excel is very fussy about cell formats. If you copy from another sheet it can be pasting them in as text cells and not numbers even if they display as numbers. This will cause them to give errors on the calculation.
To alert you, I downloaded the excel sheet and it prompts for a password before it can be used. Prob. some protected cells or author accidentally protected the whole workbook.
The prompt appears when you paste too many cells into a range and they would go into protected cells. You can only put data into the boxes, that's the reason for this message.
Very useful tool for spotting trends. I have attempted to draw this graph myself but must be misunderstanding the plot data. Are you able to provide details of where the relevant data can be found so that I can draw these graphs?Or an excel file showing the data together with the graphs as they look like they have been drawn in excel above?.
This data was actually from Yahoo finance. For the FTSE, you can grab it from there: uk.finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=^FTSE.
There's a bunch of other websites where you can download index data, depending on which one you need.
For the chart, the one with overbought/oversold signals you just need data for the two stock indices you are comparing. The chart shows periods of above/below average returns plotted on each index. So for that you need to use Excel to find the long-term average return over the period you are looking at.
The difference then is what gets plotted on the chart. I will put the example Excel sheet on our downloads page pretty soon once its tidied up.


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El Elotero Rolls into I.V. with Food Truck
January 24, 2019 at 12:03 am by Sofía Mejías-Pascoe
Hijinio Camacho, known as "El Elotero" by his loyal patrons, knows how to make a comeback.
The popular vendor, known for selling Mexican treats such as mangonadas, elotes and raspados on UC Santa Barbara's campus, went viral on Twitter in early January after a student posted about his return to selling the beloved snacks, this time from a food truck.
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"Todo los jóvenes de la universidad están muy contentos. Le dan mucho gusto. Llegan y me saludan,"" Camacho said in an interview with the Nexus. "Creo que va hacer un éxito."
"All the young people of the university are very happy. They like [the truck] a lot. They come and they greet me," Camacho said. "I believe it will be a success."
UCSB prohibited Camacho from selling food on campus in 2017 due to violations with its Environmental Health and Safety policies for off-campus food vendors.
Camacho then began collecting funds to transfer his business from the small blue cart he used on campus to a new food truck. He used money from his savings in addition to a loan to bring the project to life.
"Empezó el proyecto cuando desde el momento que nos sacaron de la universidad," Camacho said.
"The project started from the moment they took us out from the university," Camacho said.
Camacho previously sold food on campus in collaboration with student organizations from UCSB for fundraising events when the Office of Student Life still gave permits to vendors like Camacho to sell on campus.
Some of the student organizations that Camacho worked with tried to raise money for Camacho after he was banned from selling on campus. Mujeres Unidas por Justicia, Educación y Revolución (M.U.J.E.R. de UCSB) created a GoFundMe page to fundraise money for Camacho's new food truck.
GoFundMe later refunded the money because M.U.J.E.R. was unaware of the time limit policy on fundraisers, according to M.U.J.E.R. former co-chair Dulce Gonzalez.
The inside of the truck has a built-in kitchen with a freezer, an ice machine and three sinks for Camacho to prepare his products.
Currently, Camacho sells food in Isla Vista, Goleta, Carpinteria and Santa Barbara. He hopes to expand his service by obtaining additional permits so he can sell his treats in Lompoc, Santa Maria, Paso Robles and other nearby places.
Camacho likes to frequent the parking lot across the street from Wells Fargo, where other I.V. food trucks set up shop as well, to access students leaving or entering the university through the Pardall Tunnel.
In addition to the usual food Camacho sells, he now offers paletas, a Mexican frozen ice pop that usually comes in flavors like mango or strawberry.
Despite his success with the launch of the food truck, Camacho still hopes to be able to sell on campus again. He is working on obtaining the proper permits from the university to return to selling on campus in addition to off campus with the food truck.
Camacho said that in the end, having the truck would help him help students.
"He querido ayudar los grupos de la universidad, que todo los grupos tienen una mayor necesidad, que todos tenemos una mayor necesidad de como pagar renta de pagar comida," Camacho said.
"Esa fue la idea que me hizo a mi hacer la troca, para seguir ayudando hacer los eventos."
"I've wanted to help the groups of the university, all the groups that have a major necessity, like how to pay the rent or pay for food. " Camacho said.
"That was the idea which made me do the truck, to continue helping put on the events."
Correction [Jan. 25, 12:30 p.m.]: A previous version of this article stated that Hijinio was not aware of what happened to the money raised for him through GoFundMe. GoFundMe later refunded the money raised for Hijinio due to time constraints. This article has been updated to reflect that.
Arturo Martinez contributed reporting.
A version of the article appeared on p.1 of the Jan. 24, 2019 print edition of the Daily Nexus.
Sofia Mejias-Pascoe is an asst. news editor at the Daily Nexus and can be reached at news@dailynexus.com or sofiamejias@dailynexus.com.
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Sofía Mejías-Pascoe is the deputy news editor for the 2020-2021 school year. She can be reached at sofiamejias@dailynexus.com or news@dailynexus.com
So why didn't he ever receive the go fund me donations?
I am so proud of him!! 2019, we out here!
Y'all need to update this and include MUJER's statement. Extremely unprofessional that you would reach out to the point of contact the day before publishing this. If you were directed to her six days before, there's no reason for the late contact, and it makes no sense that you wouldn't even include the information you were provided. Not cool.
UPDATE YOUR ARTICLE! You all are discrediting MUJER's framework and mission statement for social justice. Actions need to be taken to address the issue ASAP!
So first you make the MUJER club look like baggers and now they look uninformed. What kind of journalism is this? Why don't you include their original statement or better yet an apology on behalf of the Daily Nexus because now hundreds of students will think of this club negatively regardless of the corrections made.
Good article keep up the great work!


Battlegrounds are one of the most exciting elements of the game, allowing you to earn valuable Units, Hero Equipment and Experience Points.
How my reward is calculated?
In basic terms, Rewards are calculated according to Unit losses. However, the algorithm that defines the size and contents of any given Reward is randomized, meaning that no two Battlegrounds will yield the same Reward, even if they are of the same Level. This means that the largest Rewards can be difficult to come by.
I attacked several Battlegrounds in a row, but none of the Rewards were large ones. Why?
Due to the random element of the Reward system, it can occur that players play for over a month without receiving massive Rewards. In other cases, such Rewards occur during consecutive Battles. In more objective terms, the Reward system considers all of your invested Units, and each completed Battleground increases the likelihood of receiving a massive Reward. Keep fighting and you will get there!
Are all fallen Units taken into account?
All Units of all types (including Legendary, Darkened, and Eldritch Units) are considered while calculating your Reward size.
Sometimes it can feel as if Rewards are disproportionate to the losses sustained at a given Battleground. Please note that ALL fallen Units are included in the Reward equation and will count for future Rewards, if not always the Reward from the battle in which they fall.
Battlegrounds have been thoroughly tested by our QA team. It is extremely unlikely that errors will occur relating to Rewards at Battlegrounds. For this reason, our Technical Support team does not consider tickets regarding Battlegrounds.
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(Above) Ava Graham donates food to the cause.
(Below) Red Lodge High School students, Rebbecca Purell, Jordyn Meyer and Lilly Fouts take part in Wear Orange Wednesday to fight Child Hunger in the State.
April 17-23 was Fight Childhood Hunger Week and under the leadership of Lilly Fouts, a sophomore at Red Lodge High School and a member of the Governor's and First Lady's Council on Childhood Hunger, activities were planned throughout the week to bring awareness to this issue. Fouts decorated the halls and commons in orange and on Wednesday April 18, students and staff participated in Wear Orange Wednesday, when hundreds of professionals, community members, and students across the state wore orange clothing, took photos of themselves, and posted it on social media to show their support for ending childhood hunger.
Oranges were handed out to all the students and everyone who wore orange had their name put in for some amazing prizes from the community businesses. Throughout the week, a contest was held to collect food for the high school food pantry, Harvest Hope. Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors and Staff participated in the drive. The Juniors won the competition earning a pizza party sponsored by a grant from Kid's Corner in Red Lodge.
Over 450 pounds of food was collected for the pantry. Fouts continued her quest at the Community Clean-up Day and Block Party hosting a ring toss booth and collecting $145 to help with expenses for Harvest Hope.
Nearly 1 out of every 5 kids in Montana will struggle with hunger during their childhood. The mission of the council is to bring awareness and to end child hunger in Montana by connecting kids to the healthy food they need to succeed in the communities where they live.


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The ancient walled city of Muscat is wedged into a mountain-cocooned bay, just 20 minutes' drive from Port Sultan Qaboos. It's only 250 miles from king of the Emirates,…
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Mystical Muscat
You'll tour some of Oman's highlights on this trip, including an enormous mosque, a bustling souk, and Muscat old town. The first stop is the Grand Mosque. Outside, it's completely white, but on the inside, it's filled with intricate murals and big crystal chandeliers. A single Persian carpet covers the 4,000-square-metre floor, making it one of the largest ever made. Next, you'll have an hour's haggling time at the Muttrah Souk. This indoor marketplace is the oldest in Muscat and its stalls are packed with colourful jewellery, pottery and spices. After you've picked up some souvenirs, you'll head off to the Bait Al Zubair Museum for an insight into Omani heritage, before a tour of Muscat old town. Two enormous forts and the Al Alam Palace dominate the skyline here. The latter is the official residence of His Majesty, Sultan Qaboos.
Fascinating Oman
From a mosque to a market, you'll see some of Muscat's best bits on this full-day tour. Your first stop will be one of the world's largest mosques, called the Grand Mosque. Inside, it's really elaborate – one single handmade Persian carpet covers the entire floor space of the huge prayer room, while massive crystal chandeliers hang from the ceiling. From the tranquillity of the mosque, you'll be taken to the Barkha Fish Market, where locals haggle for the catch of the day. Next, you'll stop off at the Al Thowarah hot springs and the Nakhl Fort, an enormous castle that sits on a rocky outcrop surrounded by palm trees. Then a buffet lunch is served at the Al Nahda resort before heading back to the ship.
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This morning tour ticks off a busy market, a beautiful mosque, a museum and a palace. The tour starts with a quick stop for a photo at the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, a huge sandstone building topped with a 50-foot dome. In fact, it's one of the largest mosques ever constructed. Next, it's onto the rainbow-coloured Muttrah Souk, which is packed with stalls selling fabrics, ornaments and glittering jewellery. There'll be time to do a little shopping before you head to the Bait Zubair Museum for an insight into Omani heritage. Last up for the morning is a chance to snap a couple of photos of the gold and blue Al Alam Palace, the ceremonial home of Sultan Qaboos of Oman. Then it's time to head back to the ship – right in time for lunch.
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Our signature pan-Asian speciality restaurant makes an appearance onboard Marella Discovery. You'll find dishes created by renowned chef Ian Pengelley such as his duck and watermelon salad. The menu covers off south and east Asia, featuring dishes like Indian spiced king prawns, and Indonesian beef rendang curry. A cover charge applies for dining here, and you'll need to make a reservation.
Marella Discovery's main eatery is a big, stylish venue, finished in the colours of the sand and the sea. Daytime meals here come with a side-order of sea views, thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows, and a grand double staircase leads up to a separate eatery.
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See the Sights of Salalah
You might not know much about the desert city of Salalah, but you'll be an expert by the end of this tour. You'll start off by travelling from the port to the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, in the city centre, for a few photos. The mosque's named after the ruler of Oman and is the largest one here. You'll then get to see a rarely seen side of Oman with a visit to a fruit plantation. Shop for locally produced fruits and coconut water before driving 10 minutes through the city to the Museum of the Frankincense Land. Incense is grown north of Salalah and is a huge part of Omani culture. Learn about the two at one of the city's largest museums. Afterwards, you'll go and see where the Sultan of Oman lives when he stays in Salalah, at the Al Hosn Palace. After a quick stop for photos of its golden ornaments, sandy stone walls and outer gardens, the last place you'll visit's a souk – a market that sells Omani incense and souvenirs. From here, you'll finish the tour with a drive back to port.
Salalah's Spiritual Side
You'll see West Salalah from all angles on this half-day trip along the coast. You'll be picked up at the port and driven through town to Mughsail Beach. Watch the waves here hit the rocks on the shore – they make splashes just like a whale's blowhole. When you're done at the beach, you'll drive along steep cliffs and winding hairpin roads to see frankincense trees, which grow in the valleys around Salalah and are used for oils and incense. From here, after a 45-minute drive, you'll visit the 40-foot-long tomb of Nabi Imran – who's believed to be the father of the Virgin Mary in Islam. Walk through the tomb and around the gardens, before heading to the Al Haffah souk near the beach. Shop around the market and get a drink at one of the cafés. All that's left now is a short drive back to port.
An Omani History Tour
Ancient castles, coastal villages and beautiful desert landscapes are packed together in Eastern Salalah ̶ and you'll see them all on this tour. Starting at the port, you'll get a good introduction to Omani culture with a stop at a souk. You'll have the chance to buy some locally produced frankincense here before a 45-minute drive through town to Taqah ̶ a small fishing village just outside Salalah. Apart from the dried sardines, the centrepiece here's the hard-to-miss castle, which was built over a century ago. You'll get a good look around this old house on a hill before heading off to Sumahram, a UNESCO-protected ancient town where frankincense was traded in the 2nd century. Explore the ruins next to the Wadi Darbat River before your drive back to port through Salalah.
Aqaba (for Petra), Jordan
As Jordan's only port, Aqaba is your gateway to the magnificent ancient city of Petra. Petra, nicknamed the Rose City due to the colour of the stone from which it's carved,…
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Walk in the footsteps of Indiana Jones and discover this amazing city that was lost to the world for over 1000 years. Jordan's biggest national treasure, Petra is one of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites with 2000 years of history and 800 monuments still standing. Some archaeologists call it the 8th Wonder of the Ancient World – and it's not surprising. Put simply, this place is out of this world. Pick a path through steep rocky slopes and craggy mountain tops, admiring the temples, tombs, theatres and stairways that have been carved into the rock. First off, you'll walk to the entrance of the Old City of As-Siq. As you wander down to Al-Khazneh, also known as the Treasury, you might get a sense of déjà-vu – this place landed a starring role in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Your adventure carries on past the Roman Theatre to the spectacular Royal Tombs, carved into the face of Jebel Khubtha. From here, you'll head down the Colonnaded Street. You'll have time to yourself to wander round and take some pictures before making your way back via the same route. Rounding off your adventure is lunch at one of the local hotels.
Movenpick Hotel & Beach
Ready to kick back and relax? Then come and spend some time on a private beach in Aqaba, at the Movenpick Hotel. This 5 star hotel has got a great pool complex, too, complete with two turquoise swimming pools, roomy sun terraces and an outdoor café. On top of that, the hotel's got a great range of watersports and activities that you can pay for when you get there. As well as cafés and restaurants, you'll find souvenir shops and a foreign exchange service at the hotel. And there's no need to bring a towel with you – you'll be given one when you get there.
Petra - Trek to the Monastery
In Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, only the penitent man could pass into Petra. But that's not true in real life. In fact, the city known as 'half as old as time' is Jordan's top visitor attraction. On this trip, you'll follow the well-worn tourist trail around this UNESCO World Heritage Site. You'll see temples, tombs, theatres and stairways that were carved out of the rock face almost 2,000 years ago. Then, you'll get to see a part of Petra that most visitors don't get to see. The monastery has remained on the whole incognito, because it takes almost an hour to climb 800 steps to reach it. And, even if the height of this place doesn't dizzy you, its vital statistics will. It's 50 metres tall by 45 metres wide, and even its front door is multi-storey-tall. The flat plaza that's been carved out of the rock in front of the building was once used for religious ceremonies. Before you contemplate the trek back down to on-the-radar Petra, you'll have time for a drink in the cave café, opposite the monastery.
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Built back in the 19th-century, the Suez Canal is still considered a bit of an engineering feat. Slicing through the Isthmus of Suez, it allows ships to shave a cool7,000…
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Just so you know there aren't any excursions available from the Suez Canal. Your ship will sail down this man made canal, more that 120 miles long and 24 metres deep. Built back in the 19th century to link the Red sea to the Mediterranean it's certainly always been highly prized. Back in 1875 Disraeli famously announced to Queen Victoria "You have it, Madam" and the canal became the linchpin of Britain's empire. Later, in 1956 it came under the global spotlight again during an episode which was dubbed the 'Suez Crisis'. The eyes of the world watched in trepidation as Britain and France sought to wrestle control of the canal from Egypt. While it may not be hitting the headlines today, the Suez Canal is still a talking point - the spectacle of huge ships lining up to pass through the narrow stretch is a sight to be seen. And the canal itself is an astonishing feat of engineering – cruising through it will have you 'oo-ing' and 'ah-ing'.
Messina (for Mount Etna), Sicily
From the tangle of timeworn streets to the sickle-shaped harbour dotted with rustic trattorias, it's easy to see why Shakespeare chose Messina as the setting of his romantic…
Enjoy a scenic drive to Europe's largest active volcano, the famous Mount Etna. Upon arrival at the Crateri Silvestri, around 1,950 metres above sea level, you'll see slopes that soar up to 3,296 metres and mountains covered with cones and craters. From the top of the Silvestri crater, enjoy great views over the Gulf of Catania. However, the real attraction here is the crater itself and the remnants of awe-inspiring lava streams. Etna's known to have erupted regularly during antiquity. The black lava around the crater dates from recent eruptions, while the grey lava is much older. Don't miss your chance to see one of the most impressive volcanoes in the world.
One of the prettiest towns in Italy, Taormina's been a holiday resort since Roman times. And here's your chance to get to know this characterful Medieval town, whose cliff-top setting alone is enough to win you over. Set off on a guided walking tour, passing places like the Gothic Corvaja Palace. Taormina's star turn though is a Greek amphitheatre, known as 'Teatro Greco'. Work began on the place back in the 3rd-century BC and it owes much of its appearance to the Romans, the Greeks' successors in Sicily. Architecture aside, it's the backdrop that'll really take your breath away. Cue sparkling blue waters, jagged peaks and Mount Etna smoking in the distance. After you've had a good look around, there's time for a little souvenir shopping or a stroll down Piazza del Duomo before heading back to your ship.
Godfather Villages (Savoca & Forza D'Agro)
Set on the southern slopes of the Peloritan Mountains, Savoca was founded in the first half of the 12th-century. Your local guide will show you round this pretty little town and take you the Chiesa Madre and the Church of the Capucines. Afterwards, stop in front of the famous Bar Vitelli made famous by The Godfather film for a photo opportunity. Then walk through the ruins of the Medieval Castle, soaking up the Sicilian atmosphere. Your tour will continue to the gorgeous Medieval village of Forza D'Agro. Overlooking the Ionian Sea, it's protected by a rock on which the 16th-century castle was built. Walk to the Church of Annunciation, where Michael Corleone's wedding was filmed in The Godfather II, then have some free time for photos before returning to your coach.
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This driving tour takes in some of Malta's most famous sights – everything from bomb-proof buildings to natural wonders are on the agenda. First up, you'll set off on the coach and head for the historic city of Vittoriosa, where you'll get to see the Church of St Lawrence, which is home to the observation tower used by Grand Master La Vallette during the siege of 1565. From here, it's on to Marsaxlokk, Malta's largest fishing village, where you'll have some time to explore before getting back on the coach. Next up, you'll drive through some tiny villages before reaching the Blue Grotto – a cluster of picturesque sea caverns on the south coast. Then, you'll pass through the town of Girgenti, home of the Prime Minister's summer residence, before making tracks for the Dingli Cliffs – Malta's highest point. From here, you'll drive through Rabat, and around the edges of Mdina, Malta's old capital city. Lastly, there's a stop in the town of Mosta, which is famous for its church, which was hit by a shell bomb in World War II. The bomb went through the property but, miraculously, didn't explode.
Highlights of Malta
Your tour kicks off just a short coach ride from the capital with a visit to the 'Malta Experience' - a spectacular show bringing to life more than 7,000 years of history, followed by a visit to the Barrakka Gardens, Valletta's most beautiful garden with a breath-taking view of the Grand Harbour and the old towns of Senglea and Vittoriosa. Afterwards, you will have the opportunity to walk the main attractions of Valletta like the exterior of the Grandmaster's Palace, the House of Parliament and the outside of Castille Palace. You then make your way to Mdina, the ancient capital city, for a wander around the bastions and ramparts. You'll also get the chance to go inside the beautiful St Paul's Cathedral. Next comes Rabat, a town just outside Mdina, famous for its crafts and local trades. Here, you'll make one last stop at the 'Tales of the Silent City', where you'll get some free time to shop for take-home trinkets, before re-boarding the ship.
Harbour Cruise
Set off on a cruise round Valletta's two natural harbours. This is the ultimate chill-out experience, so just sit back with a drink and watch as you float past Malta's capital. You'll drift by historical forts, battlements and creeks that can only be seen from the sea. Back on dry land, you'll have some free time for retail therapy in Sliema. You can dip in and out of boutiques selling shoes, jewellery and bastketware. Simply sit beneath a parasol and sip a cup of coffee at one of the charming cafeterias dotting the seafront or just enjoy a local ice-cream on the Sliema promenade.
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I'd advise this book to anyone that wishes to diversify and invest in emerging and/or overseas markets. In reality, I have a copy of this book my private library, and I frequently pull it out and read a chapter or two just to remind myself that the United States is not the only game in town. We reside in a international economic scenario now, and we ought to be investing that way. Please consider all this.
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Porter spent the early part of her career planning elite cocktail parties, luncheons, bridal shows,and fashion shows in major cities across the Midwest. For eleven years, Porter worked as an event planner and festival director for the City of Asheville, North Carolina. She was directly responsible for 5 festivals and consulting over 100 other events annually with a combined attendance of over 500,000 people. Her accomplishments include director of Bele Chere, the largest, free, outdoor street festival in the Southeast, founder and director of the Asheville Film Festival, and securing over $2 million in sponsorship for city-wide festivals. In 2008, Porter launched Asheville Event Co., a full service event planning and design firm specializing in corporate events, fundraisers and festivals. Managing hundreds of events has established Melissa Porter as one of the premier event planners and industry consultants in the region. Porter routinely speaks at regional and national event conferences and is a member of the International Festivals and Events Association.


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Vietnam War veterans are often described as 'haunted'. In America it's a metaphor – but when the old soldiers return to Vietnam to help their former enemies search for a mass grave the ghosts suddenly become a lot more real.
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Q: SQL group by can't find correct phrase I have a simple design
id | grpid | main
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1  |   1   |  1
2  |   1   |  0
3  |   1   |  0
4  |   2   |  0
5  |   2   |  1
6  |   2   |  0

The question to answer is
What is the "id" of the main in each group?

The result should be
id
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1
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Seriously at the moment, I'm not able to answer it on my own. Pls assist me.

A: Maybe i'm oversimplifying it here but couldn't you just do this:
select id,
       grpid
  from table
 where main = 1;

A: The simplest way you can do this with:
select id from <table_name> where main=1

but as you have mentioned you want id with group by grpid below query will work.
select id from <table_name> group by grpid, main having main = 1

You have to apply group by on your group id and based on that check the value of main as 1. You will get the desired result.

A: If you want to add a column for its corresponding "MainId" then you can do this perhaps?
SELECT f.id, f.grpid, f.main, t.MainId
FROM foo f
CROSS APPLY (
    SELECT grpid, id AS MainId
    FROM foo f1
    WHERE main = 1
        AND f.grpid = f1.grpid) t

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A Gardnerville Ranchos woman with a history of theft-related offenses is facing a felony charge of possession of a stolen motor vehicle.
Jaclyn M. Thun, 31, appeared in East Fork Justice Court on Monday where attorney Maria Pence was appointed to represent her on the new charges.
Thun is also facing felony charges of possession of stolen property and methamphetamine after she was pulled over July 26 in a Toyota Rav 4.
Thun was convicted last year of a charge of fraudulent use of a credit card after she charged $2,175 on an acquaintance's credit card. She was on probation at the time of her February 2017 arrest for unlawful taking of a motor vehicle after she failed to return a rented vehicle after promising to do so.
A passenger in Thun's vehicle last week, Ryan M. Harris, 32, is facing a charge of possession of a controlled substance in connection with the July 26 traffic stop.
Harris' bail was reduced to $1,500 cash or bond.
A Carson City man was bound over to Douglas County District Court on charges of trafficking and being an ex-felon in possession of a firearm.
Sufficient evidence was found against Louvain G. Erwin, 38, visiting East Fork Justice of the Peace Steve McMorris ruled on Friday.
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Le genre Ctenobrycon regroupe plusieurs espèces de poissons américains de la famille des Characidés.

Liste d'espèces
Selon :

 Ctenobrycon alleni (Eigenmann & McAtee, 1907)
 Ctenobrycon hauxwellianus (Cope, 1870)
 Ctenobrycon multiradiatus (Steindachner, 1876)
 Ctenobrycon oliverai Benine, Lopes & Ron, 2010
 Ctenobrycon spilurus (Valenciennes, 1850)

Notes et références

Références

Characidae
Characiformes
Characiformes (nom scientifique)
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One of pianist and composer Adam Bodine's most beloved and esteemed ensembles is his trio. An entertaining and popular band, the Adam Bodine Trio is complemented by an expansive rotation of exceptional bassists and drummers.* In addition to his group's expansive catalog of albums, which has accumulated much praiseworthy recognition, including worldwide radio play and record sales, it is playing live in front of discernible audiences where the Adam Bodine Trio continues to receive rave reviews and amplify its artistry to spectacular dimensions.
Whether acoustic or electric, from traditional to modern, Bodine's group is impressively flexible and seamlessly integrates many sounds, styles and genres. Along with showcasing its bandleader's eclectic original material, Adam's trio is also well equipped with and well known for their creative and compelling interpretations of cover tunes, including various pop and rock hits, theme songs and jazz standards. Always fresh and thoughtful with its set lists and song selections, every Adam Bodine Trio gig radiates a fun, spontaneous and playful presence that features expressive interplay and stellar musicianship.
Especially on their home front of the Mile High City, Bodine and his band continue to elevate its craft. One can often hear Adam's music being spun over the airwaves of Denver's reputable Jazz89 KUVO, where he has been highlighted multiple times as a featured artist, including several on-air interviews and performances. Also a favorite and frequent performer at Dazzle Jazz, one of the world's premier jazz clubs, Adam and his various groups have put on a multitude of exciting and successful concerts and residencies on its illustrious stages. Another top jazz spot new to the Colorado music scene, Nocturne has hosted many exciting Adam Bodine Trio shows and residencies.
Bodine's band has also wowed crowds at a growing list of renowned music celebrations across the Rocky Mountain region including multiple years at Denver's legendary Five Points Jazz Festival, City Park Jazz's Summer Concert Series, Telluride Jazz Summer Concert Series, Bohemian Nights at NewWestFest, Jazz On 2nd Avenue Festival, Central City Jazz Fest, Fort Collins Jazz Experience Festival, Longmont Jazz Festival, Grand Junction Jazz Festival, Crested Butte Jazz Festival, Colorado Jazz Musicians Festival, SummerFest In The Rockies, as well as dozens of other various community, art, food, beer and wine festivals.
In addition to public performances, Adam and his trio also play a lot of private events. A prime choice for all sorts of occasions, gatherings, functions, parties, receptions and ceremonies, they are routinely requested and come highly recommended by many of Colorado's top hotels, clubs, event centers, businesses, organizations and talent agencies.
* bassists: John Grigsby, Jean-Luc Davis, Hunter Roberts, Patrick McDevitt, Mike Facey, Gonzalo Teppa, Kalin Capra, Ben Rubin, Gary Sloan, Braun Khan, Adam Sammakia, Neil Hebbert, Matt Smiley, Patrick Atwater, Andrew Rose, Kim Bird, Charlie Mertens, Troy Robey ; drummers: Alejandro Castaño, Kevin Matthews, BK Kahn, Mark Emmons, Dru Heller, Brian Claxton, Ryan Hayden, Ed Breazeale, Luke Emig, Andrew Lacy, Peter Knudson, Josh Moore, Josh Raymer, Jackson Hillmer, Neil Hemphill, Eric Imbrosciano, Johnny Schmidt, Shilo Stroman, Damon Scott; other guests: Jonathan Stewart, Andrew Vogt, Tom Gershwin, Greg Harris, Hazel Miller, Megan Burtt, Vi Wickam, Adam Stern, Joseph Lukasik, Dan Schwindt.


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While baseball is supposedly the national pastime of the American sports public, it could very well be argued that NFL football is the most popular sports league in the United States. Forget the fact that networks pay billions to stream games, the NFL draft regularly gets a larger audience than the championship games of most sports. In fact, while they say the Super Bowl is a national holiday, one could argue that it is the American holiday - no matter what race, creed, or religion you are, chances are you're tuning into at least part of the game, even if it's just for commercials. The fans live football. Because of this utter devotion, it makes sense that the NFL's next big leap would be live games on the internet.
For a time, sports didn't know what to do with the Internet. While most of the leagues had a website and some intriguing content there, the idea of streaming live games online didn't seem exactly on their priority level. There are many things to consider with live online broadcasts: television rights, sponsors, cable companies, the players association, owners, and of course the interests of the league. The NFL makes a lot of money from its broadcasts and these kinds of problems take a long time to resolve.
While it may be in its infancy, the NFL has slowly started to jump on the webcasting bandwagon. While it's still a small number of games considering the full schedule, the NFL has allowed broadcasters like NBC to show their games online. There are even apps that, for a price, you can watch entire games from your laptop or phone. While it's a start, you're unlikely to see a big jump in free internet streaming thanks to current contracts that provide exclusive bundles to cable and satellite providers. These bundle deals, which fans can request for up to $ 50 a month, are currently the only way to watch NFL football games from all broadcasts at the same time.
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Mark Richards first visited Bali in 1981 for the Om Bali Pro held at Kuta Beach and back then there wasn't really much going on except the locals doing what they do and the occasional surfer. When he headed up to Ulus, he felt he'd struck gold. And that stoke rush seeing the Uluwatu line-up never changes no matter what year it is, where you're from, or your board of choice.
What has unfortunately changed over the past few years is the influx of trash on Bali's beaches and it's at its worst during the wet season. To combat this problem Quiksilver partnered with Coke and since 2007 have employed a 75 strong beach clean-up crew who work every single day of the year on a stretch of beach from Kuta to Kedonganan. The result is over 29 million kilograms of rubbish collected since 2008.
To raise awareness Quiksilver host Bali's Big Eco Weekend each year and this year surfing legends Tom Carroll, Mark Richards, Matt Hoy and Jake Paterson came along to show their support. Since the clean-up began the stretch of beach has seen sea turtles return and this afternoon 1000 baby sea turtles were released back into the ocean in celebration followed by a traditional Kecat dance at sunset.
Today it's a day of surfing at the Quiksilver Uluwatu Challenge. The final will run along with a two-hour expression session with Tom Carroll, MR, TC and Hoy along with some of the ROXY team riders and the forecast is looking offshore and clean.