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Joshua Guy Coburn (born 6 December 2002) is an English footballer who plays as a forward for Bristol Rovers on loan from  club Middlesbrough.

Early life and education
Coburn was born in Bedale, North Yorkshire, and attended Bedale Primary School, Crakehall Primary School and Richmond School. He returned to his primary school in November 2021 to open a new sports facility at the school, alongside local MP and current Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak.

Career
After spending five years at Sunderland's academy, he joined Middlesbrough at under-16 level in September 2019, following his release by the aforementioned club whilst going through a growth spurt. He signed his first professional contract with the club in January 2021, and was named on the first team bench for the first time on 13 March 2021 for a 3–0 home win over Stoke City. He made his debut for the club as a substitute in a 2–1 win over Rotherham United on 21 April 2021. Coburn scored his first goal for the club in his next game with a "brilliant headed goal" in a 3–1 league win at home to Sheffield Wednesday on 24 April 2021. He scored once in 4 appearances in his debut season in professional football.

On 11 August 2021, he made his first start for Middlesbrough in a 3–0 EFL Cup defeat to Blackpool. He scored his first goal of the season in a 2–0 win over Peterborough United on 16 October 2021. He scored in successive fixtures against Luton Town and West Bromwich Albion in November 2021, the former coinciding with his full league debut. In January 2022, he signed a new contract with the club until 2025, with the option of a further year.

On 1 March 2022, he scored the winning goal in extra time in an FA Cup match against Tottenham Hotspur to take Middlesbrough through to the quarter-finals of the competition.

Loan to Bristol Rovers

On 1 September 2022, Coburn joined EFL League One club Bristol Rovers on loan for the 2022–23 season. Having suffered an injury on the opening day of the season, Coburn would stay with his parent club in the short-term to work on the rehab from this knee injury. On 4 October, Coburn made his debut for the club when he came on as a half-time substitute in a 2–0 EFL Trophy victory over Crystal Palace U21. Coburn made his league debut four days later, scoring the winner in a 2–1 victory over Cambridge United, Rovers' first league win for eight weeks. Coburn impressed during his first ten league appearances for the club, scoring five goals, with manager Joey Barton tipping him to go on to play for England. In December 2022, amid talk of a potential recall, Middlesbrough Head of Football Kieran Scott reiterated the plan was to allow Coburn to stay with Rovers until the end of the season as originally planned.

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1. The Giants' offensive stars stepped up. Eli Manning had his second straight solid game, Victor Cruz topped 100 yards, and Rashad Jennings went for 174 yards as New York moved the ball all day. Extra credit goes to Jennings, who would not go down on first contact. Jennings took the game over after the Texans ripped off 10 straight points in the third quarter.
2. New York's passing attack is taking shape. Manning made good decisions and didn't miss many throws. The Giants' offense actually left points on the field when Larry Donnell fumbled one catch in the red zone, and the Giants had a bad snap on a field goal. A drop also ruined a pretty Manning pass that could have kept a drive going. In short: Manning has turned things around.
3. The bad Ryan Fitzpatrick finally showed up. He had two interceptions at halftime, and only 23 yards passing. He was frenetic when pressure was around him, which was often. Jason Pierre-Paul didn't show much in the box score, but he applied a lot of heat.
4. Victor Cruz doesn't have great long speed. He was caught from behind on a 61-yard grab. But he still has terrific footwork and quickness, which he used to make defenders miss on a 26-yard score. Cruz took a lot of criticism all week and responded.
5. The absence of Arian Foster was not the reason why the Texans lost. His replacement Alfred Blue looked quite good on his 13 carries for 78 yards.
6. The Giants might have scored 50 points if not for J.J. Watt. He was singlehandedly responsible for torpedoing at least three drives. He's the best player in the league right now.


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"Thrills in the name of science and sustainability" – Calgary is Awesome (also in Calgary City and Press )
Posted: September 11, 2013 in Community, News, Press
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Written by Kyla Sergejew | September 11, 2013
Joey Hundert doesn't want to blind you with science, he wants to blow you away.
The co-founder and CEO of Sustainival, Canada's first sustainable midway and travelling carnival, has brought his brain-child to Beakerhead and he's not leaving until you've puked all over the Tilt-a-Whirl ….
Every ride at Sustainival is powered by waste vegetable oil converted on site into biodiesel fuel. COURTESY/SUSTAINIVAL
In actuality, Hundert is here to demonstrate the power of sustainable resources.
"The reason we chose this context was not to make an economic point," says Hundert, "it was to make a point in reality of showing that there is a different way to do almost anything. In this case, we are powering gigantic machines, each of which consumes the same amount of power as say 50 or 60 households."
To run the average midway, Hundert says the power required is about equal to that used by 500 households — 500 households running on waste vegetable oil.
Vegetable oil?
That's right. The Sustainival team collects waste vegetable oil from the host city and brings it back to to the midway where it is converted into biodiesel fuel — in an attraction called Flower Power — and used to power the generators.
"The Flower Power trailer has two doors, one on the back and one on the side, so people can walk right through it," Hundert says. "And our masterful doctor of biodiesel, Andrew, will explain to anybody who through how it all works."
About 1,000 L of waste vegetable oil is converted on an average day at the midway. As well, Sustainival employs wind and solar power on site to run other attractions or area lighting.
On an average day, the midway uses about 1,000 L of waste vegetable oil. COURTESY/SUSTAINIVAL
The costs of running such an operation aren't cheap, and Hundert is resolute when he says he's not in it for the money.
"It's more so to spark curiosity, spark an interest in doing things differently. Doing things that speak more to sustainability, knowing that more attention and brilliance flows into future solutions, the more the economics become feasible. Sustainival is a registered Alberta non-profit. We know what we're here to do, and that's to inspire and educate."
Hundert hopes for Sustainival to one day become a household name and the "Cirque du Soleil of sustainability."
"We seek to stand for excitement about the future, demonstration of the possibility and a place of total inspiration and so we've been on a very intentional path of growth as a non-profit … and I think we'll last. And that's the intention, to last and become a known and trusted experience for people to have their minds blown."
Check out Sustainival at Beakerhead Sept. 12-15 located in Stampede Park.
And for more Beakerhead, click HERE to read Amy Jo Espetveidt's festival preview.
Click here for original article:http://calgaryisawesome.com/2013/09/11/thrills-in-the-name-of-science-and-sustainability/
Click here for Calgary City and Press re-post: http://calgary.cityandpress.com/node/6783838
"Beakerhead Calgary Mixes Engineering, Science and Art" (with Photos of Sustainival) - Huffington Post Alberta
CBC Radio - The Homestretch discussing Sustainival at Beakerhead

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Recently, views opined on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict led to the resignation of the Rev. Bruce M. Shipman, the head of the Episcopal Church at Yale University, and the withdrawal of an offer of tenure for Steven G. Salaita, who was to teach with the American Indian studies program at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Offering an opinion can be a dangerous thing in the world of higher education. In some seminaries, where right thinking is prized, a dissenting opinion can be fatal -- especially if the school's president regularly takes to the air and declares how to think about every controversial issue that comes down the pike. (This happens on both sides of the liberal-conservative divide.) These proclamations are meant to rally the faithful, attract new students, and even pry open a few purse strings. When someone goes off script, that's not freedom of expression -- it's a spiritual and financial threat to the seminary. Right?
The dissent may be about theology, but it may also be wholly unrelated to theological education. Perhaps a professor takes to Twitter to support a local celebrity accused of domestic violence. Or a school VP vocally supports a political candidate from the "wrong" side of the aisle. What are board members to do when administrators, staff, or faculty express an unpopular opinion?
I am not sure I have the answer, though I do think boards should have conversations about this before they start getting calls from angry donors demanding so-and-so be replaced. If your school doesn't have a social media policy by now, you would do well to make this a priority -- this year, not next.
Who should craft the social media policy? This is a good chance to practice shared governance. Faculty should have a say, as they have expertise in the theological discussions that can quickly go viral on Twitter or Facebook. Students should take part too -- as representatives of the seminary, future leaders of the church, and the most avid users of new technologies, it would be foolish to ignore their knowledge of social media. But the administration and board should be part of the discussion, too -- thinking about the good of the institution as a whole.
Two examples of social media policies: Puritan Reformed Seminary and Luther Seminary.
What do you think? We've heard many stories, and I am sure many go unnoticed beyond the seminary community. Does your seminary have a policy? Do you have an unspoken response plan that has evolved over the years? I'd love to hear about it.
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Marcin Roszkowski (ur. 1 stycznia 1976) – polski biegacz narciarski, mistrz i reprezentant Polski, medalista zimowej Uniwersjady (2001).

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Był zawodnikiem MKS Supraślanki, AZS AWF Kraków i AZS AWF Katowice.

Jego największym sukcesem na arenie międzynarodowej był brązowy medal w sztafecie podczas Zimowej Uniwersjady (2001), z Januszem Krężelokiem, Adamem Kwakiem i Tomaszem Kałużnym. Reprezentował też Polskę na mistrzostwach świata juniorów w 1995 (57 m. - 10 km stylem klasycznym, 37 m. - 30 km stylem dowolnym) i 1996 (59 m. - 10 km stylem klasycznym, 13 m. - 30 km stylem dowolnym) oraz mistrzostwach świata seniorów w 1997 (76 m. - 30 km stylem dowolnym, 80 m. - 30 km stylem klasycznym, 64 m. - 15 km stylem dowolnym (bieg pościgowy) i 17 m. w sztafecie 4 x 10 km).

Na mistrzostwach Polski seniorów zdobył 17 medali:
 złote medale: 15 km stylem dowolnym (1999), 50 km stylem klasycznym (2000)
 srebrne medale: sprint (2001), 30 km stylem dowolnym (2000), 3 x 10 km (1999, 2000)
 brązowe medale: sprint (2002), 10 km stylem klasycznym (1998, 1999), 15 km stylem dowolnym (1996, 1998), 30 km stylem klasycznym (1998), 50 km stylem dowolnym (1997, 1999), 50 km stylem klasycznym (1998), sztafeta 3 x 10 km (1997, 2001)

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As we know, Alcee Hastings is being eyed by Nancy Pelosi to take over the chairmanship of the House Intelligence Committee over the current senior Democrat there, Jane Harman. We also know that the reason behind this is that Ms. Pelosi does not like Ms. Harman. So, she desires a change on the committee. But, as Professor Glenn Reynolds points out today
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Blog criticism of Hastings has been persistent and harsh enough that he responded Nov. 20 by blasting "anonymous bloggers" in general and conservative Michelle Malkin in particular. "I hope that my fate is not determined by Newt Gingrich, Sean Hannity, Ann Coulter, Michelle Malkin, Michael Barone, [Matt] Drudge, anonymous bloggers, and other assorted misinformed fools," he wrote in a five-page letter to House Democratic colleagues.
The letter may have done more harm than good to Hastings' cause, however, because Malkin answered in kind with a post that labeled Hastings a "fool" and his letter to colleagues an "unhinged rant." She included plenty of background links on the Hastings bribery case and current criticisms of his leadership bid.
"It isn't just right-wingers objecting to the possibility of a convicted judge for sale chairing the House Intelligence Committee," she wrote. "In peacetime, Washington can chalk up Hastings' resurrection to business as usual. In wartime, Washington has no business doing business as usual."
Lesson number one, when you are in the heart of a firestorm, you do not hand your detractors another gallon of gasoline that they can fan the flames with. Mr. Hastings should have taken a page from recent history. During the Miers nomination process, the Democrats shut their mouths, and let the GOP war upon itself. They did precisely what they should have done by making encouraging statements about Ms. Miers while we tore into one another over her ill-fated nomination. If Mr. Hastings would simply remain silent, and not attack the pundits on our side, his ascension process might go a bity smoother, except ....
Lesson number two, when your own colleagues are not pleased with you, again, you do not fan the flames. The Democrat caucus in the House was not pleased with Ms. Pelosi's choice for the House Majority Leader's position, which is why they flatly rejected John Murtha, and chose Steny Hoyer instead. They are not happy with the prospect of Mr. Hastings being elevated to a position--over someone who should rightfully sit in the committee's senior chair--where his very presence will likely bring controversy. Mr. Hastings can cite the trial where he was acquitted all he wishes, but it does not change the fact that the House and Senate found wrongdoing in his actions, and voted appropriately to remove him.
Bloggers may not be the professional pundits that others look to. No, we are not the Sean Hannitys, or Ann Coulters, or Victor Davis Hansons that people know and respect for their opinions and reasoning. We are, however, more involved in the daily dose of current events and politics. And what is worse for people like Mr. Hastings is that when you take swipes at bloggers, we react. The people like Sean Hannity will write off Mr. Hastings as a nut, and move on.
We do not do that. We respond with even more critique. Case in point: Michelle Malkin has come back swinging for the fences
and she knocks it right out of the park today. Mr. Hastings claims that people are not talking about his impeachment and court case honestly. So, Michelle has laid most of it out, and we are left to decide. I can gather this from her post:
Alcee Hastings--by his own admission--was given a fair and impartial impeachment hearing. He received a fair trial where he was not found guilty of any wrongdoing. But in the end, the House and Senate had their say, and he was removed. Mr. Hastings cannot get around that fact, nor can he deny it. It is stated in the "Almanac of American Politics" that Alcee Hastings is:
"the only member of Congress ever to have been impeached and removed from office as a federal judge."
This is a historical fact that will follow him around until he dies.
As bloggers, we have the ability to speak our mind, and persuade readers to see things from our point-of-view. We back up our arguments with facts, and link to them to prove our points. What Alcee Hastings thought he could get away with, with his retaliatory screed, was to silence those opposed to him. The problem is he cannot even silence the opposition within his own party. And that is the key to this whole sceanrio. We, as bloggers, do not have a say in whether or not he sits in the chairman's seat. That is the for the Speaker to decide, with the concensus (hopefully) of her caucus.
But we can level an opinion. And that is precisely what we bloggers have done on this matter. But it is not smart to come after us. We swing back, and when we do it hurts.


Lena Raine - Oneknowing. Vinyl LP. Bleep.
Lena Raine has made her name as a composer of music for video games - Guild Wars 2 and Celeste are probably her best-known works - but with Oneknowing the Seattle artist steps into the spotlight, with this release on Local Action. The collection that Raine considers as her debut album as an artist in her own right, finds her creating a delightful and unique sound world for the listener to play around in.
After a brief introductory number, 'Tsukuyomi' lays out the groundwork for this record. The track coasts along on warm Rhodes piano, zither and gently pattering electronic drums. From here, space opens up for Raine to add her one-of-a-kind vocals. Using the software Vocaloid to 'de-age' her voice, Raine's singing glides serenely above the mix in a manner reminiscent of Zero 7's 'In The Waiting Line'. When you notice that Raine is using a language she's invented specifically for Oneknowing, it's clear that we're dealing with a highly original artist here.
Other vocal-led numbers stick to a similar formula while also shading in other influences. There are moments when the more cerebral end of Portishead's output is invoked by the combination of rolling electronic beats and Raine's poised singing. Boards Of Canada and Air are other obvious touchstones, and Oneknowing's dreamlike feel gives it a Lynchian quality.
The instrumental moments here are no less impressive. A couple of the cuts in Oneknowing's second half bring together drum machines and icy synthesisers in a manner not dissimilar to the beats Yung Gud, Yung Sherman and White Armor have been serving up for Yung Lean of late. Stately, tranquil keyboard numbers tend to invoke comparisons with Ryuichi Sakamoto, but in the case of a track like 'A Chance To Rest' the similarities reflect well on both parties.


"Fat Woody was never a business strategy. I just wanted a cruiser that allowed me to take my lifestyle with me - my tunes, my beverage, my life.
While on vacation in Florida a few years back, I checked out one of the hotel's fat tire bicycles. Now I can't speak for anyone else, but when I'm on vacation, the uniform of the day is board shorts and sunglasses (and maybe a margarita if I can find one).
As I approached the bicycle, I first noticed there was no place for my margarita. I started to think this bike-ride may not work out, but being the type who perceivers through adversity, I did what anyone would have done and chugged it.
But my issues were just beginning. My board shorts had no pockets! Where can I put my phone? My room key? My wallet? Honestly, I was still pissed about the margarita!
After building my new beach cruiser, the fiberglass body was a solid white color. It seemed really overpowering for a bicycle an in my opinion screamed motorcycle. Even if I changed the color, the look was not what the artisan in me was shooting for. I did however like the vintage style look.
That's when it hit me. Wood! Break up the space with wood! Like the old school woodie cruisers of southern California's surf culture!
I know… here's where it get's funny. Later that evening, my wife Lisa and I were sharing a bottle of wine and I was trying to explain my latest vision.
And Fat Woody was born.


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Q: What is the best approach for calling third-party react hooks conditionally? A lot of libraries in the react ecosystem now provide hooks to easily integrate into hook based react apps. One problem I've encountered is the need to conditionally call third party hooks.
(props)=>{
  if(condition)
   useThirdPartyHook()
}

The problem is you can't call hooks conditionally like the above example, so what are you supposed to do? I'm beginning to think that third-party libraries should not provide their own hooks at all...

A: Check out useLazyQuery from Apollo
The ThirdPartyHook would need to return a function you can call later.
(props)=>{
  const doThisLater = useThirdPartyHook()
  if(condition) doThisLater()
}

If the library doesn't provide this functionality... I don't think it's written for the "lazy" use case.

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Demographic models for child survival and implications for health intervention programmes
W. Henry Mosley, Stan Becker
Bloomberg School of Public Health
The child survival strategy in developing countries has been driven largely by a selective disease control approach, which focuses on a few specific and inexpensive technical interventions directed toward conditions such as acute dehydrating diarrhoea and the immunizable diseases. Conceptually, this approach of designing health programmes in poorer developing countries by considering diseases one at a time is inadequate, because it fails to take into account the fact that children are typically afflicted with multiple disease conditions concurrently as well as sequentially. Furthermore, this technology-centred approach automatically eliminates from consideration a range of interventions for highly prevalent conditions such as low birth weight, parasitic infestations, or vitamin A deficiency, which may not be considered as direct 'causes' of death but, in fact, have a major indirect contribution to mortality by making children more frail.In this paper we develop an analytical model which demonstrates how multiple disease conditions interact through the mechanisms of competing risks and production of frailty to produce the high mortality levels witnessed among children in developing countries. This model permits an assessment of the demographic impact of different combinations of disease control interventions on reducing infant mortality. In terms of health policy, the analytical model demonstrates that there are multiple routes to improving child survival in developing country populations. Important in this context is the evidence that a modest reduction in several risk factors simultaneously - for example by improving household sanitation and personal hygiene - has the potential for producing substantial improvements in infant and child survival. The model does confirm a role for selective primary health care, but the criteria for selecting diseases for intervention should relate not only to their anticipated direct impacts on mortality, but also to their indirect effects on mortality through leaving large numbers of afflicted survivors more frail, and therefore at greater risk of dying of other disease conditions.
Health policy and planning
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Mosley, W. H., & Becker, S. (1991). Demographic models for child survival and implications for health intervention programmes. Health policy and planning, 6(3), 218-233. https://doi.org/10.1093/heapol/6.3.218
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In: Health policy and planning, Vol. 6, No. 3, 01.09.1991, p. 218-233.
Mosley, WH & Becker, S 1991, 'Demographic models for child survival and implications for health intervention programmes', Health policy and planning, vol. 6, no. 3, pp. 218-233. https://doi.org/10.1093/heapol/6.3.218
Mosley WH, Becker S. Demographic models for child survival and implications for health intervention programmes. Health policy and planning. 1991 Sep 1;6(3):218-233. doi: 10.1093/heapol/6.3.218
Mosley, W. Henry ; Becker, Stan. / Demographic models for child survival and implications for health intervention programmes. In: Health policy and planning. 1991 ; Vol. 6, No. 3. pp. 218-233.
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Just so you know, all of our kids who live with us passed and they passed easily! Unfortunately, 2 of the kids who do not live with us did not pass, but 28 out of 30 is pretty good, and I was very proud of our kids. Son Son was 2nd in his class, Fefe got an 8.4 (which is really high) for 4th control, Woodly got an 8 in the 6th grade (a difficult year), and 3 other kids got higher than an 8 in their classes (for those of you who do not know, an 8 is really really good). All-in-all it was a very successful school year for All Things New, and we are so thankful for everyone who helps and supports us and our children. We will have the same tutors again for 2017-2018, and they did a wonderful job of getting our students prepared to do well in school.
In the class that I started taking this past June, The Challenges of Global Poverty, we just began our unit and lectures on education in impoverished nations. The point of the class is to teach students how to acquire and interpret research findings and in turn use that information to affect public policy as well as the direction of NGOs (like All Things New). We have learned about topics like health care, poverty traps, and food and we have discussed solutions that may work and ones that have not. When it comes to education, there are many different ideas about its place in poverty alleviation and it is not clear how to best change education to work for the poor (Haiti) like it has for the rich (USA). One thing, however, is evident regardless of the experiment and data: Education is important.
Education is important on an individual level because it allows a person to rise above their position in life. Education is important for a family because it allows parents to give their children something that they may never have had. Education is important for a country because as a country becomes more educated, it can begin to make changes for the better. It is very easy to become emotional about a topic like education and formulate theories that education is the single most important aspect of a changing economy. As I argued in a previous blog, I believe that education is not the single most important change that needs to be made in Haiti. In fact, I believe that job creation and an improvement in the local economy will actually change education for the better way before better education could change the job market. There are numerous reasons that I believe this (if there is any interest I could go into it more in a future blog) but it seems like research and randomized experiments are pointing toward this phenomenon as well.
The reason I am saying this is that our kids have the potential to both have a top notch education and, after they graduate, have every opportunity to have jobs waiting for them. This is definitely not the norm here. With your help, every single one of our kids (if they work for it) has the chance to achieve a higher level of education than most people in Haiti and many of our kids have a real shot at graduating High School (something that very rarely happens here). Some of our kids even have a chance to go to college and learn a skill that could help them for the rest of their lives. These same kids, because of our new focus on job creation, will also have the ability to either start or join a business that will provide for their future families. Each year we tell you about how well our children have done in school, and I know it is way more exciting for us here because we know what they are up against and because we are the ones who get to celebrate with the kids. But please do not miss out on what is happening here. So many children here struggle through school with little to no help, many never even get the chance to go, and less than 40% make it to 6th grade. This is not America where kids are forced into an education. This is a place where education is a privilege that only a few people have the means to take advantage of. Because of your help, our kids have that advantage, and we will do everything we can to help them use that advantage to change their future.
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Great and important post Matt!


Well folks, it's really unfortunate to come to the realization that Broad City is coming to an end. However, the upside is that Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer are out there doing press for the final season giving us more times of the two together. Abbi and Ilana went on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night to discuss the show ending and we have a few takeaways, how ending the show made them more present, keepsakes from the show, and what it was like filming the final scene of the show.


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Manor X New Era Collaborative Fitted Project
by Jeremy Davis August 10, 2018
The last two and a half years we have been making new hats regularly. Time after time, we receive requests for fitted headwear; especially from our customers who wear a size eight. People, who wear a size eight hat, cannot fit into the traditional snap back. (something we did not think about until it was brought to our attention) It is usually on the last snap and always comes unsnapped when they try to wear them. Our belief was, if we could not produce a New Era Fitted, then we probably should not make one. Getting in touch with New Era has been compared to reaching the president of the United States. One day while sitting at the shop the phone rang, and it was someone saying they were the New Era brand representative. Hesitantly, I took the call. Once the caller was confirmed, I remember specifically saying, "I have been waiting two years for this call, what do we need to do to get started." The design process on the New Era X Manor headwear program began immediately. The first collection comprised of three styles.
The 59FIFTY VOL. 1 – The hat that started it all. When Manor opened, we offered two snap back hats. One was the Green Augusta poplin golf hat, and the other was the 5 panel black snap back featuring the "M." logo. We switched to a six panel a couple months later. The black and white "M." hat was by far the fan favorite. It was always known that if we ever made fitted hats, this would be the first one. $40
The Joshua Hat – the traditional Oakland Athletics green and gold color-way. Jeremy (the owner) never really had a "team" growing up in Las Vegas. However, his brother Josh sure did. He was a die hard Mark McGuire fan and if he had on a hat, back in the late 80s early 90s, it was an "Athletics" hat. He is also a size 8 in hats, and not able to wear any of the snap back hats we have made. This hat was inspired by Josh and the cultural impact the Oakland A's had in the late 80s early 90s. -$40
The "Curve Ball" Arizona OG - This year marks the 20th anniversary for the Arizona Diamondbacks. We wanted to highlight their original, which arguably are the best, uniform colors with this hat. The cream hat with the purple bill features a turquoise "M." logo on the front with a copper accented outline. All of the colors used, exactly match the Diamond Backs original uniform colors. $40
We are currently working on new styles to drop in the near future and will make sure to highlight Arizona and continue telling the Arizona Story. All styles will be produced in very limited quantities.
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Ja Rule Sentenced To 28 Months In Prison
Ja Rule
Rapper Jeffrey Atkins, also known as Ja Rule, was sentenced Monday to 28 months in prison for failing to file tax returns with the IRS after admitting that he did not file his taxes for five years, the Justice Department said in a news release Monday.
The 35-year-old performer from Saddle River, New Jersey, had pleaded guilty to three of five counts before U.S. Magistrate Judge Patty Shwartz, who imposed the sentence in Newark federal court.
From 2004 through 2008, Atkins received royalties from ASJA Inc. and performance income from Rule Tours Inc., but failed to file returns that would have mandated he pay the government $1,137,912, the release said. Though he pleaded guilty to charges related only to the first three years, he will pay back taxes and penalties for all five, it said.
"Taxpayers do not have the luxury of deciding whether to comply with laws," Shwartz said in sentencing. She further sentenced Atkins to a year of supervised release.
The prison term announced Monday is to be concurrent with a previous sentence Atkins is serving on unrelated state charges.
Last month, Atkins turned himself in for a two-year prison sentence in New York after pleading guilty in December to attempted criminal possession of a weapon after police found a loaded semiautomatic firearm -- with the serial number scratched off -- hidden in the back seat of his luxury Maybach sedan, according to a statement from the Manhattan district attorney.
The incident occurred on New York's Upper West Side in July 2007.
In the months before his surrender, Atkins had been putting the finishing touches on a new album -- his first in six years, said his publicist, Courtney Barnes.
As Ja Rule, Atkins has won MTV Video Music Awards, Source Awards, a BET Award, a GQ Man of the Year Award, an NAACP Image Award, a World Music Award and a Teen Choice Award, according to the publicist's statement. He was also nominated for a Grammy Award in 2001.
Atkins said last month on WNYW's "Good Day New York" that he felt his childhood in Queens almost groomed him for prison and that "a lot" of friends were locked up.
In the interview, he said he regretted what his imprisonment would mean for his family. "I've got three kids," he said. "If there was anything that I regret, I regret that they have to go through this with me, and I'm not going to be there for them."
Atkins' lawyer, Stacey Richman, did not immediately return a call.
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package org.apache.spark.deploy

import scala.collection.mutable.ArrayBuffer

import org.apache.spark.rpc.RpcEnv
import org.apache.spark.{Logging, SparkConf}
import org.apache.spark.deploy.worker.Worker
import org.apache.spark.deploy.master.Master
import org.apache.spark.util.Utils

/**
 * Testing class that creates a Spark standalone process in-cluster (that is, running the
 * spark.deploy.master.Master and spark.deploy.worker.Workers in the same JVMs). Executors launched
 * by the Workers still run in separate JVMs. This can be used to test distributed operation and
 * fault recovery without spinning up a lot of processes.
  *
 * 在集群中创建Spark独立进程的测试类(即,在同一个JVM中运行spark.deploy.master.Master和spark.deploy.worker.Workers),
  * Executors发起的执行者仍然运行在单独的JVM中。这可以用于测试分布式操作和故障恢复,而不会产生大量流程。
 */
private[spark]
class LocalSparkCluster(
    numWorkers: Int,
    coresPerWorker: Int,
    memoryPerWorker: Int,
    conf: SparkConf)
  extends Logging {

  private val localHostname = Utils.localHostName()
  //用于缓存所有的master的RpcEnv
  private val masterRpcEnvs = ArrayBuffer[RpcEnv]()
  //维护所有的workerRpcEnvs
  private val workerRpcEnvs = ArrayBuffer[RpcEnv]()
  // exposed for testing
  var masterWebUIPort = -1

  def start(): Array[String] = {
    /**
     * 步骤处理
     * 1)首先启动Master,Master启动检测Worker是否死亡的定时调度,启动webUI,启动测量系统,
     * 2)Mster Start 选择故障恢复的持久引擎,最后向Master的RpcEvn注册领导选举代理(默认MonarchyLeaderAgent)
     * 3)注册MonarchyLeaderAgent时,Master的Start方法RpcEvn会调MonarchyLeaderAgent.electedLeader方法,
     *   因此它将被选举为激活状态的Master
     * 4)LocalSparkCluste启动多个Worker,每个Worker都会完成创建工作目录,启动ShuffleService,启动WebUI,启动测量系统
     *   最后向Master注册Worker等工作
     * 5)Master收到RegisterWorker消息后完成创建与注册WorkerInfo,向Worker发送RegisteredWorker消息以表示注册完成,
     *   最后调用Schedule方法进行资源调度
     * 6)启动taskSchedule时调用SparkDeploySchedulerBackend的start方法
     * 7)SparkDeploySchedulerBackend调用父类CoarseGrainedSchedulerBackend的Start方法,向RpcEvn注册DriverAction
     * 8)进行一些参数,java选项,类路径的设置,这些配置封装为Command,然后由ApplicationDescription持有,最后启动AppClient.
     *   这个Command用于在Worker上启动CoarseGrainedSchedulerBackend进程,此进程将创建Executor执行任务.
     * 9)启动AppClient时,向RpcEvn注册ClientAction
     * 10)注册向RpcEvn注册时,RpcEvn回调Start方法,并且调用RegisterWithMaster方法向Master发送RegisterApplication消息
     * 11)Master接收到RegisterApplication消息后,完成创建ApplicationInfo,注册ApplicationInfo,
     *    向ClientActor发送RegisteredApplication消息,最后执行调度.
     */
    logInfo("Starting a local Spark cluster with " + numWorkers + " workers.")

    // Disable REST server on Master in this mode unless otherwise specified
    //除非另有说明,禁用此模式下的主服务器上的REST服务器
    val _conf = conf.clone()
      .setIfMissing("spark.master.rest.enabled", "false")
      .set("spark.shuffle.service.enabled", "false")

    /* Start the Master */
    //创建,启动master的ActionSystem与多个Worker的ActionSystem
    //startRpcEnvAndEndpoint 用于创建,启动Master的ActorSystem,然后将Master注册到ActorSystem
    val (rpcEnv, webUiPort, _) = Master.startRpcEnvAndEndpoint(localHostname, 0, 0, _conf)
    masterWebUIPort = webUiPort
    masterRpcEnvs += rpcEnv
    val masterUrl = "spark://" + Utils.localHostNameForURI() + ":" + rpcEnv.address.port
    //将Master的Akka地址注册到缓存masters
    val masters = Array(masterUrl)

    /* Start the Workers
    * 启动Worker*/
    for (workerNum <- 1 to numWorkers) {
      //coresPerWorker 每个Worker占用的CPU核数
      //memoryPerWorker 每个Worker占用的内存大小
      val workerEnv = Worker.startRpcEnvAndEndpoint(localHostname, 0, 0, coresPerWorker,
        memoryPerWorker, masters, null, Some(workerNum), _conf)
      //将workerEnv的Akka地址注册到缓存workerRpcEnvs
      workerRpcEnvs += workerEnv
    }

    masters
  }

  def stop() {
    /**
     * 关闭,清理Master的masterRpcEnvs与多个Worker的masterRpcEnvs
     */
    logInfo("Shutting down local Spark cluster.")
    // Stop the workers before the master so they don't get upset that it disconnected
    //在workers面前停止工作,不要因为断开连接而感到烦恼
    workerRpcEnvs.foreach(_.shutdown())
    masterRpcEnvs.foreach(_.shutdown())
    masterRpcEnvs.clear()
    workerRpcEnvs.clear()
  }
}

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The Big Sur Marathon Foundation invites all Stevenson students, families, and friends to join in a 3K (1.8 miles) fun run on Saturday, April 27, at Lovers' Point in Pacific Grove. The schools with the highest participation will win money for their P.E. programs!
Students, teachers, staff, and parents are all encouraged to participate. Race fees are $5.00 for children and $25.00 for adults. Bring completed registration forms with cash or a check made out to BSMF to the Carmel Campus office by February 22. Please note: there is no online registration.
All participants will receive a unique aquatic-themed t-shirt and a finisher's medal. Coach DiMaggio and Coach Klevan will pass out all race bibs and t-shirts the week before the race. Please contact Katie Klevan at kklevan@stevensonschool.org with any questions.


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Bringing history to life
Sipho Kings
South Africa's most powerful struggle memoirs celebrate the personal as much as the political. That was the message of the M&G Literary Festival's "Memory Is the Weapon" session, chaired by Mail & Guardian editor Nic Dawes, with a trio of South African veterans of the struggle speaking from the heart about falling in love and the battle for freedom.
There were moments of humour, too — notably when panellist Ronnie Kasrils recalled ruining an expensive table belonging to fellow panellist Rica Hodgson as he practised his bomb-making skills.
Kasrils and 91-year-old Hodgson were joined by Hugh Lewin, whose latest book, Stones against the Mirror (Umuzi), explores friendship and betrayal, as the former political prisoner traces his 40-year journey towards reconciliation and healing. Kasrils hailed Lewin's book as a "trailblazer" because of its "deeply personal" approach, which, he said, pushed the boundaries of politically inspired memoirs.
Hodgson, author of Foot Soldier for Freedom (Picador Africa) — an account of nearly 70 years in the struggle — explained why she had come to writing so late in life. The realisation that very few "ordinary women" had told their stories prompted her to take up her pen, she said. She had hoped her example would inspire other women to write their own memoirs, she said. She felt personal stories could bring history alive for the younger generation of South Africans who never experienced apartheid and who "can't fathom" what it was all about.
Revolutionary love story
Founding member of Umkhonto weSizwe and former minister of intelligence Kasrils disclosed his softer side as he spoke about his late wife, Eleanor — the inspiration for his latest memoir, The Unlikely Secret Agent (Jacana).
Kasrils said that in the process of writing his own "love story", he became aware that the "revolution itself was built on the principle of love: for South Africa and its people". He quoted a little-known comment from ANC leader Oliver Tambo, made when he was living in exile in Zambia. When asked what message he wanted to send to people back home, Tambo replied simply: "Tell them that I love them."
Kasrils, who often looked as if he wanted to escape the confines of his leather couch, challenged the notion that apartheid-era memoirs are merely the work of "old farts".
The [Julius] Malema generation, he said, did not understand the central principle of South Africa's freedom struggle: "The commitment to the greater cause of opposing tyranny and oppression" without seeking personal gain.
It was "imperative", he said, that young politicians prioritised "the people, not themselves".
Nuanced views
Both Kasrils and Hodgson were scornful of the South African Jewish Board of Deputies' recent "apology" to Jews who had participated in the struggle and who had been "let down" by the Jewish community. "Why doesn't the board apologise to all South Africans for the way they were treated during apartheid?" asked Hodgson.
Lewin agreed and urged South African writers to move beyond "over-simplified" definitions of race. "We really don't need this kind of approach anymore," he said.
Reading extracts from his book, Lewin also highlighted the complexity of writing about the struggle in a non-judgmental, nuanced way. He was not, he said, an investigative journalist or a historian. So his memoir was not about "archival truth". Instead, it was "an attempt to understand" and to "shatter the mirror" of self-deception.
But beware, Lewin warned: the pieces of the mirror are sharp and if you pick them up "they may make you bleed".
For more coverage of the M&G LIterary Festival, see the special report.
Sipho Kings is the acting editor-in-chief of the Mail & Guardian
Hugh Lewin
M&g Johannesburg Literary Festival
Rica Hodgson
Ronnie Kasrils
Sipho Mcdermott
Part I: 'Afropessimism' and the rituals of anti-black violence
Denis Goldberg: Man of integrity, freedom fighter and true mensch
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Zuma spins a dangerous narrative
Kasrils says he warned ANC about factions using spooks
Lewin sought no high office and never trumpeted his name


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Jay T. Johnson and Soren C. Larsen are the editors of A Deeper Sense of Place, released by OSU Press last fall, and the recent recipients of a collaborative fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies to begin their next book project, being-together-in-place. Jay Johnson is also a recent recipient of the Association of American Geographers Enhancing Diversity Award.
On the blog, Johnson and Larsen use their own experience to reflect on the evolution and intricacy of collaborative research as a whole—and, like A Deeper Sense of Place itself, put academic work within Indigenous communities and the process of collaboration into conversation.
When Soren Larsen and I proposed a session at the 2010 Association of American Geographers annual meeting in Washington DC on the topic of research collaboration, we had no idea how many of our colleagues would have such extraordinary and moving stories to tell about their transformative experiences of working within Indigenous communities. Our call for papers asked authors to present the "real stories of academics—some Native, others not—who have worked collaboratively with Indigenous communities and in so doing have had their own geographical understandings questioned, challenged, and finally expanded into deeper senses of place." We were overwhelmed by the volume and enthusiasm of the response. The call attracted so much attention that we ended up with three sessions at the conference, and the clear impression that a shift had occurred in the academy towards a new way of thinking about and doing collaborative Indigenous research.
When Native culture became a topic of formal academic study in the nineteenth century, most fieldworkers simply took collaboration to mean finding a way to gain access to the community or identifying the best cultural informants—if, that is, they thought about it as collaboration at all. Much of the research from that time was extractive, manipulative, or "salvage" in nature. The nature of collaboration changed—albeit slowly—over the course of the twentieth century. Institutional ethics statements and procedures guarded Indigenous rights in the research process, and legislation began to protect their control of material culture, ancestral remains, and cultural knowledge. Protocols for the return of research materials emerged and research activity itself focused increasingly on the social, political, and environmental concerns of Indigenous peoples. Perhaps most notably, some Native people became professional researchers themselves. A distinctively Indigenous geography came to fruition, one that eschewed the abstract and conceptual aims of the academy and grounded research instead within Indigenous ways of knowing and learning.
While the academy was taking research with Indigenous communities much more seriously by the 1970s, much has been written since then questioning the depth, quality, and process of collaboration. Are researchers really including the community and its leaders as collaborators with decision making power over how or even if the research will take place? Are the academics taking the time to build the relationships needed to understand the needs and perspectives of the community? Do collaborative projects really accommodate the radically different ways Indigenous people think about and do research? Or are they just "old school" research projects under the guise of collaboration? What are the interpersonal elements of the research process that don't ever get talked about (at least not in research journals and formal reports), but are nonetheless critical to successful and meaningful collaboration?
The authors in A Deeper Sense of Place reflect on their own collaboration experiences to explore these and other questions. These highly personal stories come from Native and non-Native practitioners who are doing work in communities all over the world. They don't just describe the challenges and joys of doing collaborative research, but instead trace the transformative process of a kind of research that draws together emotional, interpersonal, and geographical ways of knowing within the more conventional pursuit of conceptual knowledge and tangible outcomes like reports, databases, and articles. These are stories about the complex and awkward process of negotiating the inexorable relationships of power that infuse all collaborative research. These are stories about the reality that research always takes place, and that where research happens is just as important as why or how it happens. Finally, these are stories about finding a new sense of place—a new way of thinking about and doing research—that brings the art and practice of collaboration more fully into the fold of Indigenous geography.
You can order A Deeper Sense of Place here. More information on the First Peoples: New Directions in Indigenous Studies series is available here.
Jay T. Johnson is an Associate Professor of Geography and Indigenous Studies at the University of Kansas and Soren C. Larsen is an Associate Professor of Geography at the University of Missouri.
Renowned journalist and broadcaster Peter Laufer has written a new book, Slow News: A Manifesto for the Critical News Consumer. Slow News challenges us to reevaluate our relationships with the news, relationships that, Laufer argues, have deeply harmful effects—the intellectual equivalent of consuming an empty-calorie diet. Today on the blog, Peter Laufer reflects on current events to make a case for why we need to slow down our news.
Was a friend or relative or colleague of yours on the lost Malaysia airliner? Were your neighbors inundated by the tragic mudslide in Washington state? Probably not. Nonetheless the CNNs of the world spewed unending accounts of both recent news stories, often reporting nothing. Reporters interviewed reporters who knew nothing but who did not hesitate to speculate. Reporters interviewed so-called experts who knew nothing but often did not hesitate to speculate.
Of course both are riveting stories of tragedy and we hoped for survival. Human nature draws us to such tales as we consider our own mortality and engage in what the National Enquirer told me years ago is the basic criteria for all its reportage: each story must either make you wish you were the protagonist or make you relieved you are not.
Nonetheless, unless we did know a passenger on the plane or a resident of Oso, Washington, how necessary is it for us to subject ourselves to the minute-by-minute stressors of the updates that spiked CNN's ratings? Aren't these examples of stories that can wait for us to digest them once they're resolved? Shouldn't we prioritize our news consumption, especially in this era of too much information?
I believe that such rationing is mandatory for our mental health. That's why I wrote Slow News: A Manifesto for the Critical News Consumer. It is a step-by-step guide on how to wean ourselves from the 24-hour news cycle. It is a paean to my motto, "Yesterday's News Tomorrow." We simply do not need all the dismal details of the daily downer creating anxiety and brain clutter in our overwrought heads.
Of course it is imperative to know as fast as possible if there is a pending crisis in our midst. But when there is passing trouble half a world distance, details can wait until the reporters spewing noise at us at least know the basics of the story. And allowing ourselves to be consumed by the disaster-of-the-moment or the celebrity-divorce-of-the-moment diverts our attention from more difficult to analyze geopolitical world events that deserve our attention.
Not too long after CNN moves its news cycle past the anomalies of Malaysia Flight 370, the Russian invasion of Crimea will continue to reverberate world affairs for hundreds of millions of us in America, Europe and Asia. So I invite you to join my Slow News Movement and reject addiction to faux news.
You can order Slow News here.
An award-winning author, journalist, broadcaster, and documentarian, Peter Laufer has written more than a dozen books, including Mission Rejected: U.S. Soldiers Who Say No to Iraq, Forbidden Creatures: Inside the World of Animal Smuggling, and The Dangerous World of Butterflies. He reported for NBC and CBS radio around the world, and wrote and produced several documentaries as an NBC news correspondent, winning the George Polk Award for his study of Americans incarcerated overseas. He is the James Wallace Chair in the School of Journalism and Communications at the University of Oregon in Eugene. To learn more, visit his website here.


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Volume 2, Issue 2 (12-2017) NMCE 2017, 2(2): 11-27 | Back to browse issues page
Study on the Effect of the Position of X-bracing Arrangement in the Steel Structures with a Triangular Plan
A. Kheyroddin *1, A. R. Ezoddin2
1- Professor, Civil Engineering Faculty, Semnan University and member of Center of Excellence for Engineering and Management of Civil Infrastructures, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
2- Ph.D. Candidate, Civil Engineering Faculty, Semnan University, Semnan, Iran and lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering, Semnan Branch, Technical and Vocational University (TVU), Semnan, Iran
In buildings with triangular plan, the center of mass and rigidity cannot geometrically match all possible directions of the earthquake. This will result in torsional moments in the stories causing the building to rotate around the center of rigidity. In this paper, via response spectrum analysis (RSA) and nonlinear static analysis, the seismic behavior of 5-, 10- and 15-story steel structures with a triangular plan is investigated by proposing 7 types of bracing arrangements in the plan. According to the analysis results, the most appropriate bracing arrangements in these seven proposed models in the triangular planes is the arrangement of braces in the middle of the triangle sides and continuous. This causes the center of mass to get closer to the center of rigidity, as a result of which, torsional moments and additional rotational displacements at the stories are decreased. The continuous braces reduces the lateral displacement of the structure about 38% and increases the displacement ductility ratio about 12%. Also, in structures whose braces cross each other at one point, the torsional strength of the system has been zeroed and in accordance with the ASCE7-16, they are considered to possess extreme torsional irregularity and the structures are therefore unstable
Keywords: Triangular structures Steel brace position Non-linear static Torsional moment Eccentricity Triangular structures Steel brace position Non-linear static Torsional moment Eccentricity
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Received: 2017/04/11 | Revised: 2017/07/5 | Accepted: 2017/10/8 | ePublished ahead of print: 2017/10/23
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* Nicolas Roy scored an early overtime winner as Vegas broke even in Montreal and will head back home with its Stanley Cup Semifinals series tied 2-2.
* A pivotal Game 5 goes tonight when the Islanders and Lightning clash with a 3-2 lead in their Stanley Cup Semifinals series on the line.
* Lightning forward Brayden Point carries a seven-game goal streak into tonight and can join rare company on various all-time lists by extending the run to eight.
QUEBEC-BORN ROY PULLS GOLDEN KNIGHTS EVEN WITH OT WINNER IN GAME 4
Nicolas Roy scored 78 seconds into overtime as Vegas pulled even in its Stanley Cup Semifinals series against Montreal, which shifts back to T-Mobile Arena for Game 5.
* Roy was born in Amos, Quebec, approximately 375 miles from Montreal. He led the QMJHL with 48 goals in 2015-16 (48-42—90 in 63 GP) and won the Guy Carbonneau Trophy during the following season as the league's best defensive forward, an award named after the longtime Canadiens center.
* Brayden McNabb tied Game 4 with 9:23 remaining in regulation and became the seventh different Golden Knights defenseman with at least one goal during the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs, tied for the most by an NHL team in a single postseason. It was McNabb's first postseason goal since the 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs, when he had two including the only marker in a 1-0 win over Los Angeles to clinch Vegas' first-ever series victory.
* Robin Lehner made 27 saves to earn the win in his first appearance since a 7-1 loss to Colorado in Game 1 of the Second Round. He went 9-7 in 16 games with Vegas during the 2020 postseason (1.99 GAA, .917 SV%), which included four shutouts.
MORE GAME 4 QUICK HITS
* The 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs mark the fifth postseason over the last eight years in which both Stanley Cup Semifinals/Conference Finals series will require at least six games. Prior to the 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the last postseason in which each final-four series went at least six contests was in 2004.
* A total of 24 games have required overtime in the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs, which is just four shy of matching the NHL record for most in a single postseason (28 in 1993 & 2020).
* The Canadiens have not allowed a power-play goal in 11 consecutive contests, which eclipsed 10-game runs by the Red Wings in 1937, Rangers in 1940 and Devils in 2000 for the longest by an NHL team in a playoff year (since 1933-34 when goals by type were officially tracked). Montreal has killed 26 consecutive penalties over its 11-game run.
ISLANDERS, LIGHTNING LOOK FOR 3-2 SERIES LEAD IN PIVOTAL GAME 5
New York and Tampa Bay aim to take a 3-2 lead in its Stanley Cup Semifinals series when the clubs clash in Game 5 at AMALIE Arena tonight.
* The Islanders own an all-time record of 4-5 in Game 5 during a Conference Finals/Semifinals, including a 2-1 victory over the Lightning in the 2020 Eastern Conference Final in which Jordan Eberle scored the double-overtime winner on Andrei Vasilevskiy to stave off elimination.
* Tampa Bay owns a playoff record of 12-0 in the contest following a loss dating to Game 4 of the 2019 First Round, which is the longest such run in NHL history. Nikita Kucherov (5-18—23) leads Lightning players with 23 points in those contests, while Vasilevskiy has backstopped Tampa Bay to victory in all 12 games (1.52 GAA, .942 SV%, 2 SO).
POINT CAN PUSH PLAYOFF GOAL STREAK TO EIGHT GAMES
Lightning forward Brayden Point (7-2—9 in 7 GP) can become the second player in NHL history with a goal streak of eight or more contests in a playoff year, following Reggie Leach who had a 10-game run in 1976 (w/ PHI).
* Point (12-4—16 in 15 GP) leads all players with 12 goals in the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the most by a reigning Stanley Cup champion during the ensuing NHL postseason since Johan Franzen (12-11—23 in 23 GP) scored an equal amount in 2009 (w/ DET). The most goals in League history under that criterion is 19 (also the NHL record for most by any skater in a playoff year), a mark set by Leach (19-5—24 in 16 GP) in 1976 and matched by Jari Kurri (19-12—31 in 18 GP) in 1985 (w/ EDM).
* Point (34-32—66 in 59 GP) also needs one goal tonight to join Leach and Kurri on the list of players in League history who had 35 or more through their first 60 career playoff contests.
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Daniel Aranzubía Aguado (nascut a Logronyo, La Rioja, el 18 de setembre del 1979) és un exfutbolista riojà que jugava de porter. Va disputar 303 partits a la primera divisió espanyola de futbol, durant 13 temporades, amb l'Athletic Club – del planter del qual va sortir – Deportivo de la Corunya i Atlètic de Madrid.

Trajectòria

Format a les categories inferiors de l'Athletic Club de Bilbao, l'any 2000 s'incorporà al primer equip. A la seva primera temporada juga només dos partits de lliga, debutant a la Primera divisió espanyola el 10 d'abril del 2001 en el partit Athletic 1 - 3 Real Sociedad. Fins a la temporada 2006/07 ha jugat un total de 152 partits de lliga a la Primera divisió.

L'estiu del 2007 va estar a punt de ser fitxat pel Reial Saragossa, però finalment, va decidir quedar-se a l'Athletic Club.

El 2008 decideix acabar el seu cicle amb l'Athletic i començar un nou cicle, aquesta vegada al Deportivo de la Coruña, entrenat per Miguel Ángel Lotina.

Selecció estatal
Titular a les categories inferiors de la selecció d'Espanya, va ser campió del món Sub-20 de 1999 i medalla de plata als Jocs Olímpics de Sydney 2000. Aranzubia va ser titular a totes dues finals.

Amb la selecció absoluta va jugar un partit. Va ser un partit amistós contra Andorra jugat el 5 de juny del 2004, en el qual Aranzubia va jugar la mitja hora final. Posteriorment, va formar part del combinat espanyol que va participar en la Eurocopa 2004 de porter suplent. Aranzubia no ha tornat a ser convocat per la selecció des de la dimissió del seleccionador Iñaki Sáez, que havia estat el seu tècnic a les categories inferiors i el qual li va fer debutar amb l'absoluta.

Palmarès

 Copa del Món de Futbol sub-20 (1999)
 Medalla d'argent als Jocs Olímpics de Sidney 2000

Referències

Enllaços externs

 Aranzubia a www.lfp.es

Porters de futbol espanyols
Futbolistes logronyesos
Futbolistes del CD Baskonia
Futbolistes del Bilbao Athletic
Futbolistes de l'Athletic de Bilbao
Futbolistes del Deportivo de La Coruña
Futbolistes internacionals amb Espanya de la dècada de 2000
Medallistes espanyols als Jocs Olímpics d'estiu de 2000
Futbolistes de l'Atlètic de Madrid de la dècada de 2010
Futbolistes al Campionat d'Europa de futbol 2004


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Though the Cliq doesn't break new ground in smartphone design, it does broaden the hardware options available to Android users.
The Cliq offers a bright display with a high resolution.
We heartily welcome the Cliq's 3.5-millimeter headset jack.
The click has a textured battery cover. The camera lens sits on the left side and the back of the slider shows a glowing Moto logo.
The Cliq's keyboard is exceedingly spacious and comfortable. Indeed, we had very few complaints.
We typed messages quickly without making mistakes. The display will rotate automatically when you rotate the phone.
The Cliq has three physical controls below the display. Though the buttons are flat, they're also easy to use.
The Cliq's memory card slot is stashed behind the battery cover.
The Cliq is large enough to offer a solid feel in the hand.
But it's also small enough to fit into a pocket.