If you are using Varnish on Port 80 and Apache on, lets say, port 88, you could run into the problem, that Apache redirects you to the Apache port, while calling a URL that is a folder.
You call http://www.example.com/test in your browser. Apache redirects you to the correct ressource under http://www.example.com:88/test/. Keep an eye on the slash at the end of the second URL.
Anyway, this behavior is not what you expect. There are several ways to resolve this issue.
The first aproach you find on several pages is, that Apache should be moved to Port 80. While Varnish is listening on this port, there is a little problem. One possible solution is, you keep Varnish on port 80 and bind it only to the external IP address of your server. Apache could listen in this way on port 80 too, but is bound to localhost (127.0.0.1) only. This is not my favorite, because debugging could become a challenge and local requests via crontab or console could become frustrating.
Another way is to configure Apache in that way, that port 80 is given right after the ServerName directive.
This solution is not working with all Apache versions, so don't cry when it is not your solution.
A third possibility is the Apache directive UseCanonicalName. Turning this off (which is default) uses the given host and port from the client request (http header). This makes sense, where ServerAlias is used and not a single ServerName is defined. Turning this feature on uses the ServerName. If you only have one Domain for your Host, you should stick with this setting and the given port solution from the second option above.
Finally a fourth solution involves Varnish directly. The initial request is send to port 80, so Varnish requests the ressource from Apache. With the VCL of the Varnish instance we can rewrite the result, that Apache is sending to us. The following code is working fine with Varnish 3 and could be easy adopted to Varnish 2 or 4.
This way all redirects are rewritten and no longer include the Apache port. If you have a single domain ending (com, de, us, …) you can add that domain ending before the colon, to get a lower chance to run into a false substitution.


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WashU Falls to Rochester in Double OT
Rochester (N.Y.)
Rochester (N.Y.) (7-2-2, 1-1 UAA) 0 0 0 1 1
WashU (6-3-1, 0-2 UAA) 0 0 0 0 0
OT - 102:15 - Rouin,Geoffrey (Rochester (N.Y.))
G: Geoffrey Rouin - 1
A: Aidan Miller - 1
Sh: Geoffrey Rouin - 7
Sv: Redd Brown - 4
Sh: Ryan Sproule - 5
Sv: Colin McCune - 3
St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 8, 2017 – The Washington University in St. Louis men's soccer team suffered a 1-0 double overtime loss to the University of Rochester Sunday in University Athletic Association (UAA) play at Francis Field in St. Louis.
Rochester improved to 7-2-2, 1-1 in the UAA, while WashU dropped its third-straight game and fell to 6-3-1, 0-2 in UAA play.
WashU had the 8-7 shot advantage in the first half, but the Bears did not register a shot on goal. Rochester had the best scoring opportunity in the 29th minute when Geoffrey Rouin sent a left-footed shot off the far post.
Senior Chris Rieger nearly scored in the 52nd minute for WashU after he was left open in the box and his header was snagged by UR goalkeeper Redd Brown.
Rochester ended the contest in the 103th minute after corralling a loose ball in the box and firing a shot past WashU freshman goalkeeper Bryant Hales.
Hales (0-1) took the loss in 37:19, while senior Colin McCune made three saves before exiting with an injury in the 65th minute.
WashU outshot Rochester 21-16 and had a 12-6 advantage in corner kicks.
WashU hosts Case Western Reserve (5-5-1, 1-1 UAA) on Friday, Oct. 13, at 5 p.m.
BEAR NOTEBOOK: Rochester leads the all-time series with WashU, 16-9-11, and the win snapped a streak of three-straight ties between the two teams … The loss for WashU at home snapped a six-game unbeaten streak.

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From National Road No 6 go to Sivatha Boulevard then opposite AC lida bank you see the sign Family Guest House.
By air:
There is an airport just 6km outside the town. It serves domestic flights from Phnom Penh as well as international flights from most South-East Asian cities.
The only airline that flies the Bangkok – Siem Reap route is Bangkok Air, the flight is less than an hour and it is a full service flight which means that you get a full meal and drinks as well.
It may not be the cheapest option but it is a great flight and certainly the most convenient way to get between the two cities.
Best price is usually found right on their website www.bangkokair.com.
You should certainly book ahead as the flights do sell out.
The best way to get to Siem Reap from the airport is via taxi (15 minute) or moto (motor-taxi).
You could also fly Air Asia into Phnom Penh and then take the bus to Siem Reap (4 - 6 hours, US $9.00 for Mekong Express).
This route, though, will also take up the better part of a day, so if time is not something you have, the direct flight to Siem Reap is the best option.
By taxi:
From Phnom Penh, Battambang and Poipet you can go by taxi your own or shared.
By bus:
Buses leave Phnom Penh regularly for Siem Reap, although the road between both places isn't the best one in the world, meaning long journeys. You can also travel to the town via bus from Bangkok.
You can make the journey over land, but it will take you a full day to get by bus from Bangkok to the border, Poipet, and then by bus or taxi to Siem Reap.
By boat:
Boats leave Phnom Penh for Phnom Krom which is 11km south of Siem Reap.
If you have time, a nice trip is to take the bus to Battambang from Poipet, stay there over the night and then the boat to Phnom Krom.
The best information about the overland trip can be found at www.talesofasia.com.
There is no train to Siem Reap, but from Phnom Penh you can go by train to Battambang and then by boat to Phnom Krom.


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Scientists Create Malaria-Blocking Mutant Mosquitoes
A known malarial transmitter, the Anopheles stephensi mosquito draws blood from a human host. Credit: CDC / Jim Gathany
Scientists at the University of California have created a strain of mutant mosquitoes capable of rapidly introducing malaria-blocking genes into a mosquito population through its offspring.
Researchers at the Irvine and San Diego campuses inserted a DNA element into the germ line of Anopheles stephensi mosquitoes which resulted in the gene preventing malaria transmission being passed on to 99.5%of offspring. A. stephensi is a leading malaria vector in Asia.
Scientists used the CRISPR method to create the mutant mosquitoes, a powerful gene editing tool that allows access to a cell's nucleus to snip DNA to either replace mutated genes or insert new ones.
"This opens up the real promise that this technique can be adapted for eliminating malaria," said Anthony James, Distinguished Professor of molecular biology & biochemistry and microbiology and molecular genetics at UC Irvine.
To ensure that the element carrying the malaria-blocking antibodies had reached the desired DNA site, the researchers included a protein that gave the progeny red fluorescence in the eyes. Almost 100 percent of offspring (99.5%) exhibited this trait, which James said is an amazing result for such a system that can change inheritable traits.
He added that further testing will be needed to confirm the efficacy of the antibodies and that this could eventually lead to field studies. "This is a significant first step," said James. "We know the gene works. The mosquitoes we created are not the final brand, but we know this technology allows us to efficiently create large populations."
Malaria is one of the world's leading health problems. More than 40% of the world's population live in areas where there is a risk of contracting the disease. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 300 million to 500 million cases of malaria occur each year, and nearly 1 million people die of the disease annually – largely infants, young children and pregnant women, mostly in Africa.
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Mark Ronson to headline Friday night Big Weekend event
Jono 0 April 17, 2019 11:06 pm
Radio 1 have announced that an extra night has been added to this year's Big Weekend in Middlesbrough featuring some of the biggest names in dance music.
Headlining the bill will be Mark Ronson, MK and Purple Disco Machine, whilst Wilkinson, Sub Focus and Dimension will be forming a super group for one night only.
The live sets will be open to audience of 6,000 fans at Stewart Park on Friday 24th May between 4pm and 11pm.
Tickets will be available for audiences over 18 and will go on sale at 7pm on Friday 26th April, at a cost of £12.50 (including booking fees) and will again be weighted in favour of the local area.
Commenting on the news, Mark Ronson said: "I can't wait to play Radio 1's Big Weekend. From my very first one back in 2007 all the way till now, it's always such a great vibe and great crowd. Psyched to start my summer playing some bangers with Annie Mac and the crew."
Wilkinson said: "It's all about collaboration. Myself and Dimension did 'Rush'. Then I did 'Take It Up' with Sub Focus. Then Sub and Dimension did 'Desire'. It's just great to work with friends who you are fans of and we all hang out on the road all the time. Really looking forward to this. A proper one-off!"
Earlier this week Radio 1 announced Dave, Twenty One Pilots and Foals would be joining the weekend line-up.
Scott appears on Match of the Day leaving viewers confused
Radio 1 adds final artists to Big Weekend line-up
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Picked from the Unofficial Mills archives...
Lloyd – 12th June 2006
World Cup Guru – Lloyd – talks to Scott about the football action.


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La Coppa di Germania 1979–80 fu la 37ª edizione della competizione. Terminò il 4 giugno 1980. 128 squadre si sfidarono in 7 turni. In finale il Fortuna Düsseldorf sconfisse FC Köln 2–1 difendendo il titolo vinto nella precedente edizione.

Primo turno

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Fortuna Düsseldorf(2º successo)

Voci correlate
 Fußball-Bundesliga 1979-1980

Collegamenti esterni

Edizioni della Coppa di Germania
Calcio nel 1979
Calcio nel 1980

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If you're like most people we know, there are hundreds of email messages waiting in your inbox for your attention and action on a daily basis. Literally. Statistics show that the average person receives 100 to 200 emails per day.
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The group try to use the Waygate outside Stedding Tsofu but find Machin Sin again. Alar tells them of a Portal Stone nearby.
The chapter starts with Rand, Perrin, Mat and the party of Shienaran soldiers trying to convince the Ogier Elders to allow them passage through the Waygate. They are determined to reach Toman Head quickly, in order to put a stop to Padan Fain and his evil schemes.
Juin leads Rand and company to meet the Elders. After quite a bit of debate, Loial nervously decides to sit out the meeting. It is clear that Loial is afraid of what sort of judgement the Elders will pass on him for running away from his home in Stedding Shangtai, and he is also quite nervous about the possibility of being ordered to marry Erith (or some other Ogier woman) and being forced to stay in the stedding, instead of continuing his adventures. Rand and the others see that Verin is already present in the massive Ogier hall. Rand realizes that the size of the hall, being built on the larger scale of the Ogier, would dwarf the size of many large (human) palaces.
Rand, Mat and Perrin are quickly introduced to Alar, the Eldest of the Elders who warns them that traveling the Ways is dangerous. She introduces them to Trayal, an Ogier who became brain damaged while traveling the Ways. Two Ogier women lead Trayal in to the room; he would barely be able to walk without their assistance. He is drooling and unable to speak. His eyes appear blank and his expression seems slack. Mysteriously, Verin seems able to Delve him, and announces that he is "empty," devoid of a soul.
Rand, Perrin and Mat are determined to go through the Ways anyway, and Alar makes Rand promise that he will return Loial safely to Stedding Shangtai. The boys catch up with Loial who is carrying a flower that Erith has given him. They all joke around about which of them is more popular with girls.
Pretty soon, the boys meet up with Juin, Ingtar, Uno and the other soldiers and realize that they've come to the Waygate already. Rand is a little creeped out when he realizes he can sense saidin again, and he very much wants to keep his ability to channel a secret. Verin opens the gate, but Rand sees that Machin Shin is directly behind it and warns her to close it. Verin puzzles over this, and Rand worries that Machin Shin is following him somehow. Ingtar says he wants to return to Cairhien.
At this point, Hurin suggests using a Portal Stone to get to Toman Head in order to catch up with Padan Fain, who is now in possession of both Mat's cursed ruby dagger and the Horn of Valere. Rand volunteers to try and find the Stone, even though he dreads the idea of channeling again. Verin leads everyone to believe that it is she who will be able to activate the Portal Stone. Everyone believes her misdirection easily enough, as they have no reason to believe that anyone but an Aes Sedai would be using a Portal Stone. In fact, Verin intends for Rand to use the Portal Stone. Verin commands Alar to take them to it.
None of the boys back down from the Ogier Elders.


Apple has quietly announced two new iPads, which are available to purchase immediately via its online store and will ship next week.
A new 10.5-inch iPad Air (a name we thought was dead and gone) offers a middle ground between the budget iPad and the high-end iPad Pro, while the new 7.9-inch iPad mini retains the old design but massively boosts the performance to bring it up to speed. Both are compatible with the first-generation Apple Pencil, giving more options to creatives looking for a new tablet computer.
Apple has its Spring event coming next week, but clearly didn't want to waste any time talking about these product reveals then. Sneaking them out a week earlier leaves more space next week to discuss its new services, as we're expecting Apple to go big on the TV streaming front and potentially announce a News subscription to boot. Stay tuned!


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Kvasný průmysl
Vědecký recenzovaný online časopis Kvasný průmysl (eISSN 2570-8619), vychází jako samostatné periodikum v angličtině. Od ročníku 2015 je obsah indexovaný databází Web of Science (edice ESCI), dále je indexován v databázích CAS, CAB Abstracts, DOAJ. Časopis je publikovaný v režimu otevřeného přístupu Platinum Open Access s licencí Creative Commons.
Advantages and disadvantages of substitution of helium as carrier gas in gas chromatography by hydrogen. Part III. - Sample introduction and detectors.
| Original article from: Kvasny Prumysl
This paper addresses some specifics concerning the use of hydrogen as carrier gas in different techniques of sample introduction on chromatographic column.
As shown in the previous articles of this series, hydrogen is the most suitable choice as a substitution for helium as a carrier gas in gas chromatography. This paper addresses some specifics concerning the use of hydrogen as carrier gas in different techniques of sample introduction on chromatographic column. Attention is also focused on the performance and sensitivity of different types of gas chromatographic detectors, especially in brewing analysis.
1 SAMPLE INTRODUCTION
Several different techniques are used for sample introduction on chromatographic column. Tab. 1 shows the overview of the most important methods used in brewing analysis according to sample introduction methods. Individual techniques of sample introduction with hydrogen as carrier gas are discussed in this paper.
Tab. 1 Sample introduction according the most important groups of analytes determined in beer by gas chromatography
1.1 Split/Splitless injection
The most common inlet for capillary gas chromatography is known as the Split/Splitless inlet, which can be operated in two modes, split or splitless. This inlet is used mainly for injection of liquid samples. In the injector the liquid sample is vaporized into the gas phase prior to transfer onto the capillary column.
The injection principle of the split/splitless inlet can be described as follows: A syringe containing the sample is used to pierce a septum closing the injector. Then the sample is rapidly introduced to the heated inlet where it is rapidly volatilizes to the gaseous form and the gaseous sample is swept onto the column by the carrier gas. Depending upon the mode of operation, all of the sample may be introduced onto the column (splitless mode) or part of the sample may be directed away from the column (split mode).
In splitless injection hydrogen is preferred over helium as carrier gas. Due to its higher velocity the analytes could be introduced faster into the column. This results in sharper peaks which allows for lower detection limits.
In split mode the readjusting of split ratio could be required when moving from helium to hydrogen carrier gas, especially if shorter analysis is achieved by increasing hydrogen linear velocity. This adjustment of the split ratio is necessary to allow for only the correct amount of sample to enter the column. The rest of the sample goes to a vent. The ratio of sample entering the column versus that going to the vent is the split ratio.
The split ratio is usually adjusted empirically to obtain a good balance between analytical sensitivity and peak shape. If the split ratio is too low, peak shape will be broad and may show the fronting behavior associated with overloading. Of course if the split ratio is too high, too little sample will reach the column and the sensitivity of the analysis will decrease as peak areas decrease (Chromacademy, online).
1.2 Head-space
Head-space technique is a primary and very often used procedure for the determination of volatile compounds. Head-space analysis can be generally defined as a vapor-phase extraction, involving the partitioning of analytes between a non-volatile liquid or solid phase and the vapor phase above the liquid or solid.
Head-space analysis can be practiced in two ways. If the sample is in equilibrium with the gas phase in closed vessel, then the method is called a static head-space. If a carrier gas is passed over, or through, the sample and the extracted volatile compounds accumulated in a sorbent trap, then the procedure is generally referred to as dynamic head-space or purge-and-trap (Chromacademy, online).
1.2.1 Static Head-space method
In static head-space analysis, the volatiles in the sample are equilibrated with a gas phase above the sample in a gas-tight closed vial. After a predetermined equilibration time, part of the gas phase is withdrawn from the vessel, and injected into a gas chromatographic column. Static head-space systems are available in two different modes – syringe-based system or valve and loop-based system.
In syringe based system the gastight syringe is purged by gas for programmed period after injection of the sample. This is important when the samples with high concentration of compounds of interest are determined and so the carry-over can be eliminated. An inert gas such as nitrogen is recommended for syringe purge (Kolb, Ettre, 2006; Horák at al., 2012).
In valve and loop-based system the analysis includes several following steps. Initially the vial is heated for a length of time at a specified temperature. Then the vial is pierced with a needle and pressurized with a gas. In the next step the valve is turned so that the flow of gas changes direction and a portion of the head-space flows into the sample loop. After that the valve is turned again so that gas in the sample loop is flushed through the transfer line and into the gas chromatographic column. Pressurization of head-space vials with hydrogen is not recommended as it will create an enclosed pressurized volume of flammable gas (Kolb, Ettre, 2006; Horák at al., 2012).
Hydrogen carrier gas can be used with head-space samplers if separate nitrogen or another inert gas is used for purge or vial pressurization (Chromacademy, online).
2 DETECTORS
The role of hydrogen in gas chromatography is not limited only to the use as a carrier gas. Hydrogen is also a significant gas in some detectors as a fuel or make-up gas. Tab. 2 presents an overview of the most important methods used in brewing analysis according to detector type (Horák at al., 2011).
Tab. 2 List of compounds determined by gas chromatography in brewing analytics according to detector type. (FID – flame ionization detector, ECD – electron capture detector, FPD – flame photometric detector)
All the above detectors use make-up gas. The make-up gas is delivered between the column and the detector. The purpose of the makeup gas is to improve the transfer of sample between the column and the detector and helps to rapidly sweep the detector volume, thus reducing peak broadening and distortion. Hydrogen is not the ideal make-up gas for combustion detectors (FID, FPD) as the stoichiometry of combustion (hydrogen to oxygen) will determine signal response. Nitrogen as the make-up gas should be the best choice. Tab. 3 presents a list of gases used with different detectors (Chromacademy, online).
Tab. 3 List of gases used with different detectors
2.1 FID and FPD detectors
Tab. 4 demonstrates maximum hydrogen gas flow rates which are typical for most gas chromatographs equipped with FID or FPD. The adjustment of correct stoichiometry of combustion (hydrogen to oxygen ratio) is necessary in determining the maximum sensitivity of the detector. The use of hydrogen as a carrier gas and as a fuel will impose restrictions to the make-up gas. So, for as long as the stoichiometry of the combustion (hydrogen to oxygen ratio) is not affected, hydrogen is a valid make-up gas. Otherwise it is necessary to use another gas, usually nitrogen. Generally, hydrogen is not used as make-up gas with FID or FPD (Chromacademy, online).
Tab. 4 Maximum hydrogen gas flow rates which are typically with most gas chromatographs equipped with FID or FPD
2.2 ECD detector
Only carrier gas and make-up gas are used with ECD. The electron capture detector ECD utilizes the fundamental observation that the conductivity of gases in an ionization chamber can be drastically altered by the presence or absence of contamination in the gas. Thus the ECD consists of an ionization chamber containing a radioactive source, usually nickel–63, with a stream of inert gas, usually nitrogen, flowing through it. The β-ray emanation from the source causes ionization of the inert gas with a consequent liberation of free electrons (Horák et al., 2011). Neither hydrogen nor helium ionize under normal ECD operating conditions and should not be used as the make-up gas (see Tab. 3).
2.3 Mass detector
No brewing or malting methods require the use of mass detector, but this detector has become the most often linked to gas chromatographs due to its indisputable advantages, especially in quantitative analysis. Most gas chromatographs equipped with mass detector use helium as carrier gas. Moreover, in this system the column outlet is kept in vacuum rather than at ambient pressure, as occurs with conventional detectors. This vacuum reduces the column head pressure required to provide a certain column flow rate (linear velocity). Thus, helium that has a higher viscosity than hydrogen and, consequently, a higher head pressure will suppress the expansion of the injection solvent during splitless injection while hydrogen with its lower viscosity will allow a greater and perhaps uncontrolled solvent expansion volume. Peak tailing or broadening can result. This problem can be solved by increasing the hydrogen flow rate. But a large volumetric gas flows into the detector and this makes it slightly more difficult to pump away for high vacuum equipment. This may increase the number of background molecules which can collide with the ions formed, leading to a potential reduction in sensitivity and a change in the relative abundance if ions within the mass spectrum.
Thus, injection with a hydrogen carrier gas is best performed using a smaller internal diameter column such as 0.15, 0.18 or 0.20 mm. Higher linear velocities can be achieved at lower volumetric flow rates and sufficient vacuum level can be reached within the system and there should be no substantial changes in the appearance of the spectra.
Hydrogen can act as a scrubber in the flow system because it can displace contaminants that can be adsorbed on roughened or unswept areas when using helium carrier. On the mass spectrometer, this contamination typically looks like hydrocarbon contamination and it may take some time to have a completely noise-free system. However, once cleaned, hydrogen seems to keep contaminants from building up on filaments and other areas (Heseltine, 2010).
The papers of this series show that hydrogen can be used as an effective replacement for helium in many gas chromatographic applications. It is excellent in a wide range of applicability, provides good efficiency of chromatographic separation, and, for the most part, analyses are faster than with other popular carrier gases like helium and nitrogen. It is much cheaper to purchase than helium and can be generated easily and cheaply with a very high level of purity by using hydrogen generators.
Due to its explosive properties, precautions must be observed in its use.


We've all heard about the wonderful benefits of a foot spa or a foot massager. But wait, aren't they the same?
If you're one of those who can't tell the difference, a foot spa is a machine that basically requires soaking your foot in a small tub or basin in order to soothe and relax tired feet.
With a foot spa, you can opt to mix clean water with salts or essential oils in order to make the experience more pleasurable.
A foot massager, on the other hand, works without water and banks on the tenets of reflexology by applying pressure to the key pressure points of the foot to relax your body and mind.
The foot spa machines in the market are generally limited to the massage. If you're after a special kind of foot massage and not just the normal vibrations, then a foot massager is your natural choice.
With a foot spa machine, you can apply massages and even give yourself a nice foot scrub after the soak. Depending on your preference and priority, the foot spa machine or foot massager will make a great choice for you.
Size – This is probably the most important and often overlooked function in a foot spa machine. The first thing you would need to consider is if the device fits your foot comfortably and gives you a little more room to roll your feet over the rollers, if any.
Heat – While most foot spa machines include a heating mechanism, not all incorporate heat adjustment levels which allow you to get the comfortable level of warmth for your feet. A good machine will also be able to maintain the warmth of the water after several minutes.
Massage rollers – To give you a bit of reflexology treatment, massage rollers do the trick. Some models come with some spinning built-in massage rollers strategically placed on each foot section to put pressure on key points. Some are motorized while others require you to move your feet back and forth over the rollers.
Bubbles, water jet, and/or waterfall – While these are not basic features, these are some of the things that contribute to a soothing and relaxing experience. The air bubbles or the water jets help stimulate the reflex zones while the waterfall helps in the soothing action.
Having your foot massaged at specific points is a great way to relax and improve blood circulation. However, it can take time to place a schedule on your spa salon and in some cases, the trips going to and from the salon itself can take up a lot of your time.
Manual – This is a basic model of foot massager that requires you to manually operate the tube placed under the feet. For a complete foot massage, you will need to roll the tube from the heel to your toe.
Electric – This foot massager is powered by electricity and is designed to provide relaxation to your foot muscles through heat and vibration.
When choosing the best foot massager in stores or online, there are some features that you should watch out when selecting the product that suits you best. The product should feature a durable soft foam injected with gel to provide a comfortable cushion surface during the massage.
It should also typically include varying speed options for a personalized massage experience and convenient toe-touch controls. Meanwhile, the infrared heating can either include the ankle and the upper foot or the bottom of the foot.
Foot massagers have also gained popularity in the health and wellness departments, owing to a lot of advantages.
In addition to improving your blood circulation and relieving stress, they also bring balance to all your body systems since they work in harmony when your solar plexus point is pressed and you enter into a tranquil state of mind.
With your bodily organs getting an ample amount of blood flow, your chances to get many diseases become lower.
Regardless of your options, one way to gauge if the product will work well for you is to do some research.
Check if it has major positive feedback from customers and read some product reviews regarding how well it is made.
This will give you the assurance that you will be able to enjoy what you spent for the many years to come.


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NEW YORK, Jan. 23, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bragar Eagel & Squire, P.C., a nationally recognized shareholder rights law firm, is investigating potential claims against UP Fintech Holding Limited (NASDAQ: TIGR), G-III Apparel Group, Ltd. (NASDAQ: GIII), Super Micro, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI), and Mercury Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: MRCY). Our investigations concern whether these companies have violated the federal securities laws and/or engaged in other unlawful business practices. Additional information about each case can be found at the link provided.
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On December 30, 2022, the China Securities Regulatory Commission issued a statement that UP Fintech had for years operated cross-border securities trading businesses without the commission's approval. Specifically, the China Securities Regulatory Commission stated that "[UP Fintech's] act has constituted illegal operation of securities business according to the Securities Law and related regulations[.]"
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On November 30, 2022, the Company announced third quarter fiscal 2023 results, which revealed that quarterly earnings per share missed analyst estimates. The Company also announced it was updating its guidance for fiscal year 2023, citing higher inventory levels causing "logistical challenges." Following this announcement, the Company's stock price dropped.
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On January 10, 2023, market analyst Spruce Point Capital released a report about Super Micro indicating, among other things, that Spruce Point Capital "has grave concerns about the accuracy of [Super Micro's] financial reporting and sustainability of its recent stock price performance."
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ACLU Files Complaint over Malden Charter School's Hair Policy
Parents of black and biracial students say it's racist.
By Kyle Scott Clauss· 5/16/2017, 10:08 a.m.
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The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a complaint with the state education department over a Malden charter school's policy prohibiting braided hair extensions.
A number of black and biracial students at Mystic Valley Regional Charter School have faced detention or suspension for wearing braids with hair extensions, which the school said could be "distracting to other students." Parents say the recent crackdown is racist, and claim that teachers have touched their daughters' hair
In its complaint, filed on behalf of 15-year-old twins Deanna and Mya Cook, the ACLU said the school's policy not only "advances a standard of appearance that is based on Caucasian, Christian, and Western norms," but "appears to be especially harmful to female students of color and it has been enforced in a disparate manner against them."
The complaint says that in addition to receiving numerous detentions, the Cook sisters have been banned from the school prom and kept from participating in after-school sports. Last week, Coleen Cook, the twins' mother, told the Globe that teachers at Mystic Valley Regional "marched black and biracial children down the hall" to inspect their hair for extensions.
A spokesperson for the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education said it plans to meet with school officials to discuss the policy.
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Celebrate Le Tour Cambridge and get 'on yer bike'
Cambridge is hosting the third stage of the world's biggest cycling race. For those keen to celebrate "Le Tour Cambridge" with their own explorations of Cambridgeshire, ViewRanger offers a selection of great rides to get you started!
We've picked some of the best cycling routes Cambridgeshire has to offer, but if you have any suggestions why not upload them to ViewRanger yourself? (Click here to learn how!)
Madingley to Toft Circular cycle ride
Away from the hustle and bustle of Cambridge, the Madingley to Toft circular route passes through rolling countryside and goes off-road along the Wimpole Way.
The route passes by the impressive American Cemetery at Madingley, which is the only World War Two American Military Cemetery in Britain. The Great Mall is the centrepiece of the cemetery and contains the Tablets of the Missing, which details the 5,126 personnel missing in action, lost or buried at sea.
Along the ride there are a number of pubs you pass by which provide a good opportunity for a rest and a bite to eat, including The Blue Lion in Hardwick which offers comforting surroundings and classic freshly cooked dishes.
Huntingdon – Sawtry & Barham Cycle Route by Cambridgeshire County Council
Distance: 21 miles (or shorter versions at 9 / 12 /15 miles)
A hundred was a traditional division of an English county that could raise one hundred fighting men for the Crown. It was also the basis for the justice system, with courts held in each hundred at least once a month at a Hundred Stone. In Huntingdon there were four Hundred Stones, three of these survive today and you can visit them on this route.
Although the full ride is 21 miles, there are options to shorten this to 9, 12 or 15 miles. The route also passes Hamerton Zoo Park and a nature reserve which might provide a break from cycling.
River Cam Circular Ride
This ride follows the River Cam from the centre of Cambridge and shows the very relaxed side of the city.
The route takes you through the water meadows on one side of the river and back along the tow path, past where the Cambridge college boatclubs race the 'Bumps'. University 'May bumps' are actually held in June, and there the Town bumps in July. Teams of rowers have to catch or 'bump' the boat in front, as the river is too narrow to race side by side. Small canons are used to start the race.
The route also passes by The Plough which serves traditional pub food and has a lovely riverside beer garden.
Grantchester Meadows and Tea Rooms
This route is great to explore the village of Grantchester and its famous meadows and then a walk or cycle along the River Cam.
This walk finishes by passing the Orchard Tea Rooms frequented by Virginia Woolf, Stephen Fry and Ted Hughes although not at the same time! In the summer there are deckchairs among the long grass under the apple trees, making it an ideal stop for a nice cream tea or lunch.
The route is described as a walk but it is possible to cycle along the route right into Cambridge and back. It is smooth route and easy for smaller children.
Houghton Mill to St Ives
This ride takes you out into the fens, where it is possible to see some of the wildlife that makes this area so special. It also passes the 'Good Pub Guide' Pub of the Year 2013 – The Cock - and has a tea shop at the end of the route.
The water mill is owned by the National Trust and usually open at weekends. It is also worth visiting the tea shop which has views over the mill pond and often has a number of boats to watch.
The ride follows the river past the author Lucy Boston's house where she wrote and based her series of children's books about Green Knowe. The garden is sometimes open to the public and you can visit the house by appointment.
Big Bike Ride Silver Route by Cambridge News
This ride was part of the Cambridge News' Big Bike Ride 2013. The route takes you around Cambridge, passing directly through the city centre with its colleges, churches and many other interesting places whilst, where possible, making full use of the many cycle paths around the city.
If you need any refreshments or toilet breaks along the way, these have been clearly marked out on the route, so you can spend your time enjoying the sights that Cambridge has to offer.
The route is aimed at individuals, couples and families who are competent on a bike and who would enjoy a leisurely Sunday morning cycle ride.
These routes are just a suggestion to get you inspired to embrace Cambirdgeshire's cycling traditions and enjoy the beautiful surroundings the county has to offer. If you have any suggestions for routes to take then please tell us about them on Facebook and twitter, or even better, upload them to my.viewranger.com so others can enjoy your favourite cycle routes too.
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Q: Shortest path through $\sqrt{n}$ points out of $n$ Say I sample $n$ points uniformly at random in the unit square, and then I look for the shortest path through $\sqrt{n}$ of those points (rounding up, say).  What happens to the length of this path as $n\rightarrow\infty$?  Does it increase, decrease, or converge (or "none of the above")?

A: The comment by John Gunnar Carlsson and answer by Ofer Zeitouni give an upper bound. Comments by two people suggested that the actual behavior should be to decrease to $0$. In fact, there is a positive lower bound: The probability that there is a path through $\sqrt{n}$ points of length less than $0.214$ goes to $0$ as $n\to \infty$.
The idea is that if we pick a random path, the probability that this path is short is extremely small. Then we use the union bound over all possible paths of length $\sqrt{n}$ out of $n$ points.
It suffices to consider points chosen from a fine grid, or equivalently a large square subset of $\mathbb Z^2$, and to use the $L^1$ metric instead of $L^2$.
Roughly how many paths are there in $\mathbb Z^2$ on $m$ points of $L^1$ length at most $d$, where $d \gg m$, and we start at a fixed point? We can divide the distance into $m-1$ steps plus the unused distance. The number of ways to do this is ${d+m-1 \choose m-1} \sim d^{m-1}/(m-1)! = o\left(\left(\frac{ed}{m}\right)^{m-1}\right)$. For any such division of distances, we can choose a lattice point on each "circle." There are $4r$ lattice points of distance $r \gt 0$ from the origin and for $d \gg m$ we can increase the count by making each distance nonzero. By the AM-GM inequality, the count of these choices is at most the case where they are all equal, $\left(\frac{4d}{m-1}\right)^{m-1}$. So, the number of paths is
$$\begin{eqnarray} & o\left(\left(\frac{ed}{m}\right)^{m-1} \left( \frac{4d}{m}\right)^{m-1}\right) \newline &=o\left( \left(\frac{2\sqrt{e}d}{m} \right)^{2m-2}\right).\end{eqnarray}$$
The total number of paths in $\lbrace 1, 2, ..., d/c \rbrace^2$  of $m$ lattice points starting at a fixed point is $(\frac{d}{c})^{2m-2}$. So, the probability that a random path of $m$ points has $L^1$ length at most $c$ times the grid dimension is
$$o\left( \left(\frac{2\sqrt{e}c}{m} \right)^{2m-2}\right). $$
Let $n=m^2$. The number of paths of length $m$ among $n$ points is $n(n-1)\cdots(n-m+1) \lt m^{2m}$. So, if we choose $c$ so that the probability is $o(m^{-2m})$ then the probability that there is a path that short in the $L^1$ norm goes to $0$ as $n\to \infty$. This is accomplished by setting $c \lt \frac{1}{2\sqrt{e}}$. Since the $L^2$ norm is smaller by at most a factor of $\sqrt{2}$, for any $c \lt \frac{1}{\sqrt{8e}} =0.2144$ the probability that there is a path whose Euclidean length is shorter than $c$ goes to $0$ as $n\to \infty$.
While the constant might be improved, the probability bound is good enough to say that if we add the points one by one, then almost surely only finitely many times will there be a path on $\sqrt{n}$ points of length smaller than $c$.

A: The following is a partial answer.
It is useful to rescale. So think of a Poisson process in the plane and consider the box of side $n$. There will be roughly $n^2$ points there.
Let $A_{[a,b]}$ be the random variable you described, but  in the box $[a,b]^2$. You are really interested in $A_{[0,n]}/n$. You have essentially that $A_{[0,2n]}\leq A_{[0,n]}+A_{[n,2n]}$ (there is an error due to the segment connecting
the path in the first box and the path in the second; probably that error is negligible but I did not check that). An application of the sub-additive ergodic theorem then gives that $A_{[0,n]}/n$ converges to a deterministic number. Going from a Poisson number of particles to a fixed number of points is routine.
The above argument becomes rigorous if you ask your path to start at $(0,0)$ and end at $(1,1)$ and go through $\sqrt{n}$ points.
A simple bound (independent of the above reasoning) is obtained by looking at the longest (in terms of number of points) increasing path. This is equivalent to the length of the longest increasing subsequence of a random permutation, and the number of points is $(2+o(1))\sqrt{n}$. The length of the increasing path going through all these points is roughly $\sqrt{2}$. You can of course
take only $\sqrt{n}$ of these points, I do not think the length will change much. Interestingly, the constant $\sqrt{2}$ shows up again, as in John's answer. I suspect this might be the correct answer. Did you try to simulate?

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Taking their name from the 1998 Chinese film Xiu Xiu: The Sent Down Girl, post-punk throwbacks Xiu Xiu were formed in San Jose, CA, by Cory McCullough, Yvonne Chen (publisher of the indie zine Zum), Lauren Andrews, and Jamie Stewart. Before forming Xiu Xiu, McCullough and Stewart played in the band Ten in the Swear Jar. Prior to the 2002 release of their first full-length album, Knife Play (released on vinyl through Absolutely Kosher and on disc through 5RC/Kill Rock Stars), the band made appearances on numerous compilations. Shortly after Knife Play's release, Springman released a 10" collaboration between Xiu Xiu and Deerhoof. Vocalist Stewart has earned comparisons to the Cure's Robert Smith, while the band itself has been likened to just about any angular guitar band from the late '70s and early '80s without any blindingly obvious sources of inspiration. In 2002, the band issued the Chapel of the Chimes EP. The following year, A Promise and the limited-edition, mostly acoustic Fag Patrol EP arrived, and early 2004 saw the release of their most accessible work to date, Fabulous Muscles. Xiu Xiu kept busy in 2005 with the full-length La Forêt and a split single with Devendra Banhart. The group's fifth album, The Air Force, which was produced by Greg Saunier, arrived in fall 2006; an EP of covers, Tu Mi Piaci, was also released that year. 2008's Women as Lovers managed to be some of Xiu Xiu's catchiest and most abrasive work, and featured Michael Gira on a cover of "Under Pressure." Caralee McElroy, who had joined the group for The Air Force, left Xiu Xiu in 2009 and became a member of Cold Cave; she was replaced by Angela Seo, who worked with Stewart and Saunier on 2010's more overtly poppy and electronic Dear God, I Hate Myself.
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Review: Pickle Jar, Underbelly Cowgate, Edinburgh Fringe
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Maddie Rice has been going solo for the past year with an acclaimed performance in Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag but she has now shown she has a flair for writing too in her debut play Pickle Jar. Performing the new solo show herself, Rice combines comedy and pathos in her portrayal of a young teacher, known only as Miss, who is trying to keep herself together as she juggles work, potential relationships and an intermittent social life.
There are plenty of laughs thanks to Rice's sharp writing and meticulous performance but, as she talks about school life and her friendships, we soon infer that her character is trying to confront some kind of hidden trauma involving a student. It's a structure we may feel we're familiar with from other solo shows but nothing quite prepares you for the details of the shocking, devastating revelation.
Directed by Katie Pesskin, the play sensitively touches on serious issues such as mental health, grief and toxic masculinity but this is deftly integrated within the overall comic tone. Rice is adept at bringing to life other characters in the story, most notably hilarious Irish flatmate Mairead who provides a string of quirky similes, including the rather complex metaphor that gives the play its title. But Rice's greatest achievement is creating such a believable, compelling character as "Miss" through her writing and performance, interlacing engaging humour with raw bottled-up rage.
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by FOYeur | May 19, 2014 · 14:05
Interview with the Vampire: 'Moonlight's' #AlexOLoughlin (December 2007)
On December 2nd, 2007, the Pole Position Raceway in Corona California decided, on very short notice, to host a Toys For Tots charity campaign, and invited luminaries such as "Moonlight" star Alex O'Loughlin, "Cold Case" star Kathryn Morris, and "Jericho" star Skeet Ulrich, amongst others, to participate. The members of Moonlightline . com rallied together and donated $1000 worth of toys to be given to needy kids.
The celebrities who attended this indoor event participated in several all-star go-kart races together, narrowing things down until there was a winner. In between these heats, there was the opportunity for the public to compete against their favorite celebrities, with proceeds going to charity. The stars were very approachable, posing for pictures and answering questions posed by the attendees. This reporter's short-notice request to Alex for an interview was very quickly granted, and we suddenly found ourselves in a one-on-one interview in the office of the owner of the facility.
To some, actor Alex O'Loughlin, 31, appears to have come out of the blue, suddenly appearing on our television sets on CBS's Friday night sleeper hit, "Moonlight", as reluctant vampire, Mick St John. O'Loughlin has been in America, pursuing his craft for more than three years now. It appears that he's had a long road to hoe, getting into the 'big time' here in the States.
– By Lisa Gerry
Alex: I've been coming out for a few years now. Actually moved out here three years ago, and I was coming out here for a number of years before that and auditioning, and getting representation and the rest. The reason being, because we don't have a big industry at home. It's a boutique industry and you take what you can get.
But here, everything gets made in L.A, and so, it's the place to be if you want to be a career actor. So, I've done a few little bits and pieces here. It's not just like you walk into a job like this, you've really got to get a few runs on the board and that takes auditioning five days a week for years and hearing the word 'no' a lot.
It's a surprise to hear that this very talented actor heard that word as often as he suggests. His chameleon-like talent has become very apparent to those who have followed his career, from parts in movies such as "The Invisible," "August Rush," "The Oyster Farmer" and television programs like "Moonlight." Actually, O'Loughlin did star on another popular show before "Moonlight," albeit in a supporting role. Fans quickly noticed the good-looking star's acting ability, on the FX show "The Shield", where O'Loughlin played Strike Team member and intended Vic Mackey (Michael Chiklis) replacement Kevin Hiatt.
Alex O'Loughlin as Kevin Hiatt in The Shield
Alex: 'The Shield' was a really great springboard. 'The Shield' was a great introduction to television in America for me. With Moonlight, you never expect what happens. I certainly didn't expect it. I didn't expect people to respond the way that they have, and I'm extremely appreciative of it all the same and no, you're never ready … well, I certainly wasn't ready for it.
I don't wake up in the morning and see … I just see me, you know what I mean? I just see the person I see every day. I act because I enjoy telling stories and so that people want to come with me on that journey, you know, is real exciting to me, so I look forward to providing my fan base which is growing, as much exciting new stories in the future as I can."
In response to the people who compare "Moonlight" with other vampire shows, O'Loughlin responded.
Alex: I've heard the comparisons, the whole time. I've always known the differences would be dramatic and people on 'Moonlight', the producers, have described it as a more grown up show, Buffy for adults, Angel for adults. You know, 'Buffy' and 'Angel' were great shows, and for what they were, they were a different animal. Moonlight is a different animal. We cater to, I think, a slightly difference audience, though we do have a transition, there is a crossover of those fans of those other shows that have come on board with 'Moonlight'.
I feel because we've kept the integrity of the genre, noted, we've made a few mythological changes. We haven't gone too far from the drawing board and we've done it with integrity and so I think that we haven't pissed too many people off.
On being told that many fans refer to Coraline/Morgan as "Morgaline", O'Loughlin responded, "Morgaline?" He draws the name out in a sepulchral voice, laughing. "Sounds like a Dark Lord from Lord of the Rings!"
The life of a Hollywood actor is not easy. O'Loughlin works long hours and days to bring this show to life. Real weekends and relaxation time are rare.
Alex: The funny thing is, I'm so busy that … this show consumes so much of my life … like I get a half an hour lunch break in an 18 hour day. 10 minutes of which I shovel food into my head and the other 20 minutes I'm usually being interviewed, like this, or reading the next script or in a photo shoot.
And so it literally doesn't stop. And on the weekends, it's the same thing; I do stuff on the weekends.
This weekend has brought him to the Pole Position Raceway for what is billed as the first annual Pole Position Toys for Tots campaign. O'Loughlin smiles earnestly as he explains his presence.
Alex: I really enjoy doing charity, for a good cause, it's like the least I can do, I really enjoy that stuff. I enjoy giving back.
The huge thing on fans' minds (beyond the emotional rollercoaster of the MickBeth romance – another term he said he had not heard before) is the current writer's strike by the Writers' Guild of America.
There is a very real fear that the strike might lead to the cancellation of the show, which is the last thing these diehard fans want. In fact, fans that might not normally care about such things are now paying attention to ratings, looking at percentage points and the fractions thereof, and are calculating numbers as they become available each week, posting this information on fan sites.
Alex closed with this opinion of the current strike situation:
Alex: If they get this strike out of the way, sooner, rather than later, we're a shoe-in. I'm not running the network. I know that they love us, I know that they know how important the show is to the people.
Alex O'Loughlin was indeed a very nice, genuine and open person with whom to speak, and I thank him for the chance for this interview. I know that fans will be pleased to know that I found him to be as genuine in real life as he appears to be in other interview situations.
The rest, of course, is history as they say ….. Moonlight was cancelled and Alex lost his beloved Mick, five months after this interview! Apparently there are a lot of Alex-fangirls who do not like Moonlight at all 😕
Others like Steve, but they do not think Hawaii Five-0 is a good vehicle for Alex's talent and would much rather see him move on to something more challenging.
What do you think, if Moonlight got the chance for another season, would we have been in Season 7 of it by now, maybe with better viewer numbers than Hawaii Five-0 have?
And was Moonlight a better display of what Alex can do as an actor?
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25 responses to "Interview with the Vampire: 'Moonlight's' #AlexOLoughlin (December 2007)"
evowoman88
I didn't watch Moonlight when came out, basically because I was a fan of Buffy. I've seen repeats of it and don't see the appeal of it at all.
I discovered Moonlight long time after Hawai 50 started and really appreciated it. It's a totally different role and a different look, more romantic. I understand female audience fall in love with Alex then.
Yeah, like Dina, I discovered Moonlight after H50… the truth is, I always hated vampires, so I didn't want to see Moonlight at all, but when first season of H50 was taken off the program in my country, I missed Alex so much so I found Moonlight on Internet and watched it… the rest is history: that became one of my favorite characters played by Alex, besides Steve (of course) and Kevin Hiatt… and, more important, at that same time I had my first epilepsy seizure, and watching Moonlight helped me get back to health better than any pills
In all honesty, I might have been tired of Moonlight by season 6, surely it would have become repetitive too. So many shows are really good for several seasons, but then you just get tired of them. But definitely just seen 16 episodes of Mick, left so many of us craving for at least a 2nd season.
I do find the stories in ML interesting, I loved the way it was done, but Alex was just so brilliant as Mick, he played a major part of the show being so successfull.
imfriggingud
Yeh like Dina & Andrea i saw Five-0 first as Moonlight & the Shield never got shown over here in the Uk, have since obtained the dvd boxset of it but I have to say I am a very big fan of 5-0, equally loved him in the Back up plan & August Rush but all other films :
/shows etc he did before them I am just seeing now thanks to the power of the internet.
But Alex is very talented, his strength comes from the fact he never gave up and boarded a plane back home to Australia, as I think he'd soon would have given up on his dream to be an actor. (Of course then he wouldn't have married the stunning Malia he'd probably still be single much to our delight eh!)
Debbie Chambers
Moonlight was aired here in the UK, it was shown in February 2008 (19th I think – I remember it was shown Tuesdays at 9pm) on Sky Living. Don't know about 'The Shield' – I watched this online a few years ago. 'Three Rivers' definitely wasn't shown here.
When I first heard about a new vampire show I wasn't impressed…that was until I heard Alex's voice and looked up to see his beautiful green eyes and that sexy smile; and that was just the preview, lol. Knew I had to watch from that moment on.
I loved this show, it will probably go down as my favourite show of all time. I've actually lost count of how many times I've watched it over the years; I usually can't stop at just one episode, oh no, once I start that's it; I'm sat there glued to the screen for at least 4 or 5. No other TV show has that effect on me.
I don't think the show would have gone beyond 3 seasons though, for the reason Alex once said; his aging.
Manu (@howmanymanu)
It seems a trend here but I also saw Moonlight only after discovering Alex in Five-0.
I truly love both shows, they are so different and both show different sides of Alex's acting abilities.
Personally I don't think ML would have gone on for more than 3-4 seasons. I agree with Alex when he says that he would have aged faster than Mick but then again surely make up would have fixed that.
I would have loved to see a season 2 because I thought the show was getting really good by the end of S1.
But I disagree with fans that say that Steve McGarrett doesn't allow Alex to express his potential. How many different emotions and sides of this character have they explored so far? And how great was Alex in portraying them? What about the just recent 4.21? And i'm sure there is more to come in the future.
But hey, I have a special affection for McG because without him I wouldn't have been introduced to the wonder that is Alex O'Loughlin.
Would I want to see Alex playing different roles in movies? Of course! But there will be plenty of time for that in the future.
For now i would like at least another 2-3 seasons of Five-0 🙂
Marnov Fucup
I guess variety is what showcases the actor's skills best, and it's great that Alex has played so different roles, from a vampire to a doctor and a SEAL 🙂 Wonder what his next project will be…
vanduyn
I know I'm biased but how can you watch ML and not like it? I fell in love with Mick straight away. I did watch ML when it originally aired. But really got into it after getting it on video. I do not however think we'd be in season 7 of ML right now. As Alex himself said, three to four years would have been it. He'll age but Mick doesn't. And honestly as much as I love Mick, I don't wish for one more season or a ML movie. I want to remember Mick just as he was. Excellent post 🙂
I agree that now it would be too late to have Alex as Mick, too much time has passed already. As much as I love Mick, the 16 episodes of ML will have to be enough.
But I think Steve could dress up as Mick next Halloween epi in H50 😀
veniascott
Paula I am with you it would be nice to see alex dress up as mick just for a wink, and even with the aging(to me he is againg well) ) I still think he could pull off a quick mick flash back. If I was the producer on H50 I would say to alex "ok we did the zombie thing now alex you know what's next…. "
FOYeur
I also saw Moonlight only 3 months after I first saw Alex in The Back-Up plan and Hawaii Five-0. I actually watched all 16 episodes of Moonlight twice within 5 days after receiving my DVD's of it.
My first reactions when I saw what Alex did with Mick, was that he was robbed of something good and that it is terrible that he was now stuck with playing Steve. (By then I only saw the first 10 episodes of H5-0 – and I must admit there has been some better stuff for Alex to do with Steve since then)
Steve and Stan got me interested in Alex, but Mick brought on the mild obsession I have had since then 😀
alexnymph
Yeah, I agree with Alex–three to four years would have been enough for ML How much more could they really get into? More on Coraline and her past–out of all the guys she'd had why did she fall for Mick (well, obviously WE did, but he was so "gentle" compared to her)? And of course Beth's struggle to-be-turned-or-not-to-be-turned (that couldn't go on too long), though a season of her as a vampire could have worked. Series Finale, they get "the cure" and Mick & Beth live happily ever after (maybe even with a brood of fanglets).
I do think Mick showcased Alex's talents much more than Steve does. Not only was Mick BAMF (even more so because he fought using his body rather than with guns), he was also very emotional–from pain to anger to fun. A few more years with human Beth and he would have been an emotionally well-rounded BAMFpire.
gracenotpark
Heh! Mild obsession. 😉
I remember reading this interview years ago. How cool to see it again! You girls are true investigators. It must have been extremely fun being there at this event. And he looks so adorable and excited and young here. Sounds like he truly believed there'd be a second season. I adore his optimism.
I watched the last half of ML back when it first aired and enjoyed it, but mostly I enjoyed Alex and have been a fan ever since. A second season woulda been great; I wonder how his career might be different had that happened.
I was sad to hear ML was cancelled but distraught to consider that Alex might not get another role on American tv. So many years later, he's kicking ass and taking names. Whew! Cos my obsession is NOT mild, girlfriends!
cjwills
There is no comparison between Mick St. John and Alex's Hawaii Five-O character. Alex was magnificent as Mick. He was so perfect for the role and there was such a sweet love story between Mick and Beth. Loved the vampire part of Mick as well, so much better than the Twilight or Vampire Diaries characters and Moonlight offered a much more interesting premise, in my opinion.
I really loved Alex's early films, Oyster Farmer, The Incredible Journey of Mary Bryant and The Invisible as well as his portrayal of Kevin Hiatt on The Shield. However, I cringe at his cheesy performance in the Back-up Plan, not Alex's fault, of course, it was just such a contrived film, role and so ridiculous. He is good as Steve McGarrett, but I really loved his earlier performances and characters. However, that being said, I am happy for him to have a big commercial hit and a happy life in Hawaii.
I just miss the twinkle in his eyes and smile and that deep inhaling he did on Moonlight. Swoon forever. Glad I have it on my iPad and the DVDs.
marta13s
Alex is a big fan of vampire genre, but i'm definitely not. I have no interest in the subject or mithology. I discovered Alex on H50 and the way that he portrays Steve made me be curious about his work. I only watched Moonlight because i wanted to see all his work. I watched with reluctantly and only focus on his performance. He did an awesome job on this character and i started to understand why so many fans are obsessed by Mick and the series. When Foyeur and Paula did last summer studies/posts about ML, i watched again and enjoyed more the second time, but still despite his performance, ML as series is not "my cup of tea".
PS – But i love to read the Mick or-gasm meter with the two amazing Mick-pervs, Foyeur and Lurxgirl. TY girls for all the fun!
Caroline White
I watched Moonlight years ago when it aired in New Zealand, long before H5O and absolutely loved it. They played it at Midnight and such was my dedication I stayed up to watch it as it was long before the days when I owned recording devices. Alex was wonderful in it and he is wonderful in Five-O. I like him in everything he's been in which is why I've bought all those DVDs. I love the episodes where he is given a much 'meatier' plot as he always blows me away with just how good an actor he is, it's easy to forget that sometimes with some of the episodes. It would be great seeing him with a more challenging role.
Personally I don't think Moonlight would have lasted 7 seasons even though Alex was fantastic at portraying Mick.. It was a very different show – very different than Angel or Buffy (I didn't like either show but loved Moonlight) – and I don't think there was a large enough fan base to carry the show for an extended period. It probably would have gone 3 at most.
I love Alex as Steve. He is the epitome of McGarrett, tall, dark, very handsome and intense. Playing Steve has honed Alex's talents – his acting/emotional range is outstanding. Sadly, I have a feeling he's starting to outgrow McGarrett – there's only so much pain, hurt and angst one person can have in their life. Much as I would miss seeing his gorgeous face every week he needs to spread his wings and show the world what he can do. We, as his fans, know what he's capable of. He needs a more challenging role to show the world what we already know.
lindae5o
Moonlight was my first experience of seeing Alex. I was intrigued by the promos before the show started, then absolutely hooked when I saw the first episode. Alex was just riveting on screen.
I would have loved Moonlight to have lasted another season or two, ending with Mick getting a permanent 'cure', because that's what he wanted. In the episode where Coraline gave him the compound, she said there was a little of it left, hidden away. So many things could have been resolved with a second season. That's what made the cancellation so frustrating.
Overall, I think Moonlight was more challenging actingwise for Alex, though he does get the occasional chance to shine on HF-0. Not enough though. He has too many co- stars who need attention, too.
I'm just glad that we have Alex, though I would prefer that he have a career in movies. The possibilities are endless.
I love Alex in Moonlight, Three Rivers, and Hawaii 50 and all his movies that I have seen. He is absolutely awesome in all of them.
I am an original Moonlight fanatic. Alex became Mick St. John. He was wonderful. I have lost count of how many times I have watched some of the episodes. I was devastated by the cancellation, but I would have been happy with 2 full seasons. All of the storylines could have been resolved in 44 epis. My next favorite Alex role is Jack. His acting in OF is exemplary.
MOONLIGHT was the first show that introduce me to Alex and as that was the night the love was born. I watch it from the start right to the end. I thik MOONLIGHT should not be look back at lightlty. I like Mick and I like the idea of a Vampire Private Eye, which is what he was, and I liked the conecpet. Everybody kept saying it was like Angle or BUffy , (which were shows I enjoyed) but I got what this one was. If you ever look back at a old Philp Marlow movie, or detective movie, you would have got moonlight. I think American was stuck on that stupid Twilight teen vampire crap. and TRUE BLOOD was a monster of a sucess on HBO(a show I liked but they had no Mick) so it just got lost.
I think MOONLIGHT WOULD have lasted only 2 to 3 sesason no more than that. I don't buy the "he would have gotten told old. True Blood lasted 7 seasons and those actors are still there, so that would not be the problem , I think there just would not have been any more stories to tell.
I think MOONLIGHT maybe would have 2 more season if it were on cable, becaue I think the drama writing is better on cable and can work with alex hot sexy appeal, Let's face it you can';t do a vampire show without sex appeal. I adore Mick he is my top vampire and always will be. I thought Alex was the sexyiest vampire on tv, but I loves how Alex had a love and passion for vampires, and wanted to always play one. It's rare you here a actor say that they have always wanted to play the role. I read he even read and was a fan of the vampire mythology. I myself love vampires book, movies and tv shows, and Mick to me is everything I would want in a vampire. Tall, dark , sexy, those fangs, and of course his sweet heart.
Now I do love Alex as steve and I think he does a great job on H50 and have enjoyd him for the past 4 season and excited about 5. he does not have to prove himself to me as a actor I already know he is, good actor and this sesason he has proved himself well, plus he was team with Scott Cann and to me they are the best Bromance team on tv, but I have to be honest I do wish that if they do another Halloween episode that alex could give us a little nod to mick , that would be sweet
bignascarfan45
I was hooked on Moonlight and Alex from the minute i saw the first episode. I loved how he narrated every episode. I loved the closeups and his facial expression, I love vampires and the whole story line, i watched and re watched every episode numerous times .with good writers it could have gone longer, I was crushed when it ended , i do like h50 i do think alex portrays Steve excellently. Moonlight was more like a movie, Moonlight really allowed alex to show his incredible acting skills,Sorry to say I never fell in love with Steve the way i did Mick St John. I cant wait to see what Alex does next I know it will be outstanding.
Marlene Pufpaf
I love Alex in whatever he does he is authentic and I love his wife & family ❤


Yamaha has registered a design for the new Yamaha R3 2019. And following the ideology behind the R15 V3, the new R3 also looks heavily inspired by the Yamaha R6. The leaked photos that were floating around the internet did not show as much detail as these filings do. The registered designs were filed Aug. 28 with patent offices in Australia and Turkey.
The front of the bike is very similar to the R6 except it has regular headlights unlike the masked projectors and LED brows in the R6 and the R1. The air intake between the headlights also gives it a big bike feel. The fairing looks sharper and seems to sit lower than before. The dimensions appear to be similar to the older model but with the gentler curves from the nose to the windscreen and aforementioned changes in the fairing, the bike looks closer to the R6 than ever. The tank also seems to have changed a bit with larger recesses for the knees and thighs. The biggest change though is the addition of inverted forks.
We think that the engine might not undergo many changes but we cannot be sure of that. Although the reports from motorcycle.com suggests that the California Air Resources Board has already certified the 2019 YZF-R3, showing no changes to the 321cc engine's emissions.
We expect Yamaha to introduce the new 2019 YZF-R3 at one of these motorcycle shows, either next week at INTERMOT, at AIM Expo the following week, or at EICMA in November.
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Here's some spy shots of the same 2019 Yamaha R3 or R3 version 2.0 being tested.
Looks like its launching today. Do not know why it wasn't launched along with MT-15 last week when motogp riders were there in Thailand. Maybe they stayed back and are still there.
What I am also hearing is they are launching the YZF R25 in Indonesia today itself, despite the recent natural calamities.
Edit: Launch is happening now in Thailand of the 2019 YZF R3.
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