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Music: "Le Ballet" - Celine Dion
CSI, ER, Numb3rs. In that order.
Before I dig into reviews,
a) CSI:NY friending frenzy is up here. About 20% of my flist is composed of people I met there last time, so, it's a good thing.
b) the only upfront news worth mentioning between FOX and the CW, given that House and Bones have been renewed for months, is that Standoff is officially canceled. (!*&$^) At least all the other new shows died along with it - except, inexplicably, Til Death, which is funny enough, but not exactly "yippee, best show of 06-07!" material. And yet it gets a second season. Okay, off we go then.
.CSI - 7x24, "Living Doll"
How? How could you do that to me, CSI? How could you have the most spectacular season ever, and then go *fizzle* kaput in the home stretch?
Maybe it was because I had major spoilers about the entire plotline, including the killer's identity and the cliffhanger ending, but somehow I don't think so. I had much of the same for "Empty Eyes," and that one floored me. Yet for the finale - which I had been looking forward to in suspense all week - I spent the first 40 minutes of the hour helping my brother with his geometry homework. And I didn't care. At my insistence, we were sitting on the floor of my room so I could cut commercials from the tape and still keep an eye on CSI if I wanted to, but I very quickly found the homework more engrossing - I was almost disappointed when he finished and I had to give my full attention to the screen. Yes, the pace picked up very quickly in the last quarter, but that's part of the problem. I hate that the action zooms forward in the 4th act, cramming a whole lot of plot into not a lot of time. Suddenly everything feels rushed; I feel like I hardly got a chance to take a breath, and not in a "how exciting!!" way but more of a "for the love of God, would you HOLD ON A SECOND?" way.
A half hour at YTDAW eventually convinced me to go back and watch the whole thing, and I found I had missed a couple of decent moments here and there, but for the most part the pacing in the beginning still feels agonizingly slow. I know they were trying to give us a sense of who the MCSK was, but I'm sure they could have trimmed some fat without sacrificing that angle entirely. I appreciate that they wanted, and needed, to give as much closure to their season-long plot arc as possible, but come on. There's a reason I didn't watch "Killer" last year.
The fact that several initial spoilers apparently ended up on the cutting room floor didn't improve my mood. Namely, what happened to Natalie hitting Sara with a taser? I wanted to see that! I guess a few things changed for the better, like the end of Grissom & Natalie's conversation, but...I dearly wish that whole psychotic break where she imagines stabbing him in the neck had been one of the things that got cut. It's gross. And doesn't really add much to the storyline; we're perfectly aware of how crazy she is by that point, thank you.
You know what else should have been cut? The two full minutes of Catherine and Grissom watching the ventriloquist's lame act. Especially given that it was followed by a five minute conversation with him backstage, the only worthwhile portion of which is the flashback to Chloe's death, and her father cleaning the bloodstained sidewalk with bleach.
I hate to admit this, but I probably would have been singing a different tune if not for all the hullabaloo over Jorja's up-in-the-air contract. It's hard to care about anything else when you're terrified about the very real possibility that this might be the end of your favorite character, and because the key word is might," she's not only not at least getting a last focus, she's barely in the episode at all. It's frustrating beyond belief. If not for that, I expect I might have found it in me to comment on the cinematic brilliance of letting us see the world through Natalie's eyes, watching her build a miniature (which, okay, was a little bit chilling), etc. Unfortunately, THAT hangs over the hour like a black thundercloud threatening to turn into a funnel.
To backtrack a little, when the spoilers first hit, I thought it sounded fantastic - Sara in mortal peril? If Nick being grabbed was thrilling, Sara being taken = my wildest dreams have been fulfilled. I expect an unhinged Grissom trying to find her, followed by a reunion scene that will blow all previous GSR out of the box. The idea of her actually dying never crossed my mind; I was just annoyed at having to wait out a cliffhanger. But then this mess started, and suddenly my glee was very much hampered.
For all that, there were some good parts to the episode. Some VERY good parts. In fact, if you scrape them all together you get a fairly sizable bit of GSR out of it, especially if you put on your Happy Hat of Optimism and tell yourself all will be fine in September.
The flashback to Grissom running his hand down Sara's arm is worth a shiver (and reading that back, it is PATHETIC that I have to squeal over moments like that given what NY gets to work with), though I think I'm partial to him leaving her the crime scene with "All yours, my dear." The beauty of it is that even though it's a perfectly casual phrase and could be addressed to any woman - I've heard it often enough - the way he says it in a bit of an undertone makes it easy to interpret otherwise. It's also a sound bite I can play with when I send my mind off to play with GSR in lala land, and links up nicely with his use of "Dear" earlier in the year.
But from the moment Grissom finds the Sara doll, you know, where the episode starts running like it's on speed, things are on a whole new level; fear and worry are not just evident in his demeanor, they threaten to overtake everything else. Grissom is coming unglued. I couldn't ask for better reactions; William Petersen is magic. Loved him walking down the hall on the phone, murmuring for Sara to pick up. See my heart? </3 It's breaking.
There's something terribly poignant, too, about Brass & Co. finding her car, abandoned cell phone inside, display lighting up with Grissom's futile call.
I wish I'd been clever enough to connect the wrecked car in Sara's miniature to the case in "Fallen Idols" before they did, but nevertheless, that was a wonderful detail. (And suddenly my opinion of that episode is much higher.) There is a lot to love about this scene in the layout room, rushed as it is, but more than anything I like how as the other CSIs rapidly trade information about the old cases, nobody notices Grissom hanging back, rubbing his hand over his face and looking faintly ill. Oh yes, he's heading for a meltdown.
"I took away the only person she ever loved...so she's going to do the same thing to me." Aaaand, it's out. Sort of. In retrospect, it's little more damning than his confession to Lurie in "Butterflied," but I do think the team all jumped to the same conclusion we expected them to. And then probably paused and doubted their initial reaction, but personally, this is how I read all their expressions: (in the, uh, approximately 1.5 seconds each character gets for reaction shots, anyway. -.-)
Catherine: Hey, I ship you with Heather! HEATHER!
Warrick: Oh, no. You didn't.
Greg: Uhhh...
Nick: Huh, that's funny, I was JUST talking about how it's not a good idea to date people you work with.
I love that Grissom doesn't even seem to realize what he's saying; he's wrapped up in his own thoughts and more or less talking things out to himself. Nor does he seem to notice or care about the ramifications of the bombshell he just dropped; he's off and running on the next lead while the team stares at one another.
And into the interrogation room with Natalie...his eerily animated interest in and encouragement of her prowess is masterfully performed, if a bit creepy to watch, and he doesn't bat an eye over the phrase "how you killed Sara" (although I'm firmly convinced it took a vast amount of willpower not to). And all is going okay, as a confused Natalie claims she didn't, and Grissom repeats, "You didn't.." Do you hear the chord of doom sound? There's the faintest hint of relief in his face, just the faintest, but that's all it takes. The light goes out of Natalie's eyes, her expression hardens, and in that instant Grissom knows that he just lost his only chance. Control lost, he's reduced to pure pleading, which falls on deaf ears as Natalie turns away and begins the most irritating song I have ever heard in my life. Now would be a really good time to pull him out of that room, as he is rapidly heading downhill. Oops, too late. Meltdown!
I can't remember the last time Grissom got physical with a suspect. Heck, I can't even remember the last time he yelled at one. The fact that he actually grabbed hold of her and shook her says a lot about his level of desperation. And of course, when he slumps back in defeat, once more running a hand over his jaw, my stomach twists itself into knots. You know, remembering this scene, I'm suddenly very cheerful. If ever there was proof of how much she means to him...
It's at this point I have to hit the mute button before Natalie's song drives me criminally insane, but the final shot of Sara's hand feebly clawing at the mud while rain pours down just leaves me feeling hollow when it fades to the dreaded TO BE CONTINUED tag. Unless they plan on having MCSK, Round II in season 8, which I very much doubt, I don't see the need to spill over past the end of the year with a plotline that has otherwise been magnificently spaced out over the course of the year. We had a 2-parter opener; it would have been nice to bookend it with a 2-part closer. Remind me again why LH need to come back for another episode?
I don't think I can continue to watch CSI if they kill Sara off like that. I always kind of expected her to leave the show pursuing another job offer if Jorja Fox was dead set on leaving. I'd still have hated to see her go, but I could have dealt with it. However, leaving her to die alone in the desert? Too cruel.
.ER: The Honeymoon is Over
I think this might be the first time I've watched an ER finale on its original airdate. I don't know how peope do it every year; my already strained energy reserves were utterly sapped after that hour of rollercoaster emotion.
Alas, last weekend, in my quest to turn up more detailed spoiler information about "Sarah panics when she thinks she's being taken away from Tony," I tripped over the TV.com forums. I never did get the answers I was looking for, but 5 days beforehand, I got spoiled instead about Ray losing his legs. I'm pretty sure my initial reaction was OMGWTFPOLARBEAR, but I wish I had seen it for the first time as it unfolded on the episode. The slow reveal of him in a wheelchair before he turns to face Neela has wonderful buildup.
I still have a hard time believing they really did it. I know I was perhaps disturbingly gleeful about Ray getting hit by a truck 2 weeks ago, but that's because I honestly believed he was going to dive out of the way just in time, and maybe get marginally clipped. Break a leg and/or a rib or two, maybe, with minor head injury. Figured that would be enough to drive him out of County General, unable to work around Neela any longer, and then I could be a happy camper. Instead, to my shock, I find that I feel terrible for him, and that it leaves me with a bit of a hollow feeling to see him reduced to this, like a lion robbed of teeth and claws. I never thought I'd live to see Ray Barnett's spirit broken.
I feel for Neela, too. This situation spun out far beyond her control, and now she's lost one of her dearest friends. Her comment that she'll visit him is made is earnest, but he clearly wants nothing more to do with her. It will take a long time for the bitterness to lift, if it ever does, and you can see that Neela knows this but is fighting against the realization rising to the surface.
I also liked that you could see Katie's temper simmering below the surface; Neela may not have noticed but the air was sparking with tension whenever she was in the room, and it was so very satisfying when she finally snapped at the end and placed the blame squarely on Neela, calling her out on being a selfish bitch. Okay, that's a little harsh, because she IS still one of my favorite characters, and it's not like Ray's entirely blameless in all this, but...I think Katie was justified in saying it. I think this may be the most tragic ending they've ever come up with for a character's storyline. Even Mark Greene, whose death still makes me cry, at least got some closure.
But as sad as that was, nothing topped off the angst fest like Tony and Sarah, which actually moved me to tears. As someone who takes separation from people I care about very hard (see: inability to stop crying for hours as soon as my parents left me at college), I was right there in Sarah's mindset.
I had a bad feeling last week, though I tried to ignore it, when his lawyer told him there was a good chance he could keep Sarah "if her grandparents agreed." I suspect they blame Tony for what happened with Meg, and probably don't think it's any healthier for Sarah to stay with him. But I can't believe they weren't just the littlest bit moved by Sarah sobbing and clinging to him like her life depended on it, or by how much he very clearly loved her (just when I think he's run through every possible term of endearment, another one pops up -- this week, "baby girl"). This scene is so raw with emotion that I'm feeling tears pricking again. I sincerely hope this is not the last we see of her, because if she's gone AND Luka's gone, we've lost a good 60% of what I currently love about this show, and it may not be enough to keep me watching.
Speaking of things not worth watching - Dr. Moretti. Kerry Weaver at her shrillest got under my skin less than this guy does; every moment his smug mug is on screen, I have an overwhelming urge to stab him with a corkscrew. Further proof you know it's bad, when he berates Morris until I actually feel bad for the guy. And how dare he insinuate that Abby's gotten special treatment for sleeping with the boss! I really wanted to point out that Kovac had been chief for less than a year, and Abby had been around for quite some time prior to that.
The song near at the end, set to a montage of various people riding unhappily in cars, and more heartbreakingly, a dejected Tony sitting in Sarah's deserted bedroom…oh, God, I haven't hated a song with a Hallelujah chorus this much since Scully gave up William for adoption. And by "hate" I mean "love," because listening to it gave me chills and brought even more tears to my eyes. I must find a copy of my own… what's it called and who's it by? Lyrics: She tied you to her kitchen chair; she broke your throne, she cut your hair, and from your lips she drew a Hallelujah…
[Edit: Jeff Buckley, "Hallelujah." EXCELLENT! I know where I've seen that name recently! *sprints off* And here it is!]
Oh, almost forgot about the actual ending, with Neela being trampled in the crush of people at the anti-war rally as Gates struggles in vain to reach her. *perks up a little* If we anchored it in something besides sex, I could probably get back on the Gates/Neela train with very little prompting.
Speaking of which, I am suddenly glad that the spoilers for the first two episodes of next season are on the internet already, because now I want to soak up every scrap of information I can find.
.Numb3rs: The Janus List [being renamed in my head as OMGWTF GRANGER!]
I'm still in shock that Colby is a double agent, and was all along. When the previews for this week claimed that "one of these agents will betray them all," I thought they were just being melodramatic. Like it would end up being fallout from Megan's secret assignment, that she'd lied to them on orders from higher up, and the team *felt* like they'd been betrayed. At the very most, I thought it would turn out that one of them made a mistake, leaked information without meaning to and put the team in danger, but by the end of the season premiere it would all have blown over. In that case I randomly guessed it would be Colby's fault, but I never suspected anything sinister.
Even when I heard, to my shock, the name "Colby Granger" stated on the Janus list, I didn't think it was serious. I thought it was like Horatio's girlfriend being murdered, or Mac Taylor staring down at the body of a serial killer after he'd jumped off the roof. Despite mounds of circumstantial evidence to the contrary, they're the good guys. They have their shortcomings, but you KNOW them, and because of that, you know they didn't do anything wrong. It's just a temporarily damning state of affairs; if you dig around a bit you'll get to the bottom of it and be able to officially clear their name.
So when Don and David were both yelling and pointing guns in Colby's face, I was sitting there going, "Um, guys, are we addle-brained today? You don't seem to realize something - this is Colby. As in one of your FBI team members. The bad guys are in *that* direction..."
Even when they had him in the interrogation room, I couldn't believe it. Where's the badge loyalty? Come on, LOOK AT HIM - does that face look capable of being snakey? Of course not. But I was beginning to get very nervous, in a "wait, okay, this is getting out of hand...seriously, Cheryl Heuton, stop yanking my chain. It's not funny anymore." And when he finally confessed to having planted and recently removed the bug, I was reduced to making a variety of faint squeaking noises in disbelief.
Colby was in handcuffs in a squad car and driving out of sight, and I STILL couldn't wrap my brain around it. I'm feeling extraordinarily betrayed, having such a beloved character be unmasked and revealed as something ugly. Sigh. Well, at least now we know why Liz Warner was so heavily incorporated into team dynamics...I'm assuming she'll be coming on as a full-time member, then? Good thing I slavishly followed Spy's whims and got around to liking her last week. She better be the replacement, anyway; Numb3rs has been extraordinarily talented so far at casting agents I like and I figure their luck has to run out at some point, so I'd rather not risk it. Of course, they failed on Liz...I only like her now because she's Don's love interest. And even that might not last.
Still, this was the best episode of the season, easily moving past even "Waste Not." Again, I was on the edge of my seat from start to finish. Amidst all the action and truly scintillating code-cracking (especially Don going Charlie-faced to figure out the treble clef code), my favorite part was Action!Charlie to the rescue, running through basement tunnels to save a dying witness from a more expedited death, and outfoxing the assassin with what is quite possibly the coolest trick anyone on the show has ever employed. I laughed for about thirty seconds straight when he got the guy pinned to the MRI machine.
As if that part was not cool enough already, I got my shipper's fix out of the next scene, with a panicky Amita dashing up and planting three quick kisses before throwing her arms around him. Rewind and repeat at will, since it only lasts six seconds.
And as if there was not ALREADY enough icing on this plot point, it's then followed up with Don decking the guy responsible for sending the assassin. "You almost got my brother killed!" Oh, that was awesome. Combines two of my favorite elements: fraternal love, and punching people. Again, there is much rewinding and repeating.
I feel like I'm missing at least a couple of major discussion points, but I just watched the Crossing Jordan finale, and if possible I am even more emotionally exhausted than I was before, so I'm giving up here. There was something more I wanted to say about how Don and Charlie were on identical planes of thinking in this ep, how they both felt the same sort of admiration for the guy, but I'll have to leave it at that.
I'm still going to miss Colby. Poor David & Megan, they took the betrayal as hard as I did. David especially, raging all the way to tears. (Just for that, he is my new favorite character.) Don, on the other hand, appears to have sufficiently moved on; the quiet ending in the Eppes household didn't quite fit with the bombshell we'd just discovered. *tsk tsk*
I'm off to go comfort myself with fanfic now.
Tags: csi, er, numb3rs, standoff, til death, tv commentary


A person's intelligence is directly reflected by the number of conflicting points of view he can entertain simultaneously on the same topic.
Knowledge and action... are only two aspects of one and the same faculty... There are things that intelligence alone is able to seek, but which, by itself, it will never find. These things instinct alone could find; but it will never seek them.
A nation's greatness resides not in her material resources, but in her will, faith, intelligence, and moral forces.
Religion is not an intelligence test, but a faith.
Love is as necessary to human beings as food and shelter; [but] without intelligence... love is impotent and freedom unattainable.


Stretching: Is It Tight or Is It Taut?
It's the topic of a hot debate: when to stretch, what to stretch, and even whether stretching is necessary.
My runners are frequently anti-stretching because they have been told it will reduce performance. My yogis on the other hand feel like lengthening their muscles is a good thing. Yet both – as well as all humans, whether they're competitive athletes or more sedentary folks – have imbalances caused by their repetitive lifestyles that can lead to joint instability and ultimately pain and injury.
It comes down to this: Do you know what you are stretching and why? Are your muscles really tight and needing length or could they perhaps be taut, meaning poor in tone, weakened, and over-lengthened – and do you know the difference?
The perplexing aspect of the human body is sometimes we feel "tight" when in reality the areas of our body feeling stiff and inflexible are in fact not tight at all. That's the sneaky issue of mismanaged tensional relationships. There's always more than one thing going on – it is a relationship, meaning dual issues. Tight, taut, short, long… there's always two sides to the story.
What's important is learning to identify instability, compensation, and delays in response time and fixing these aspects we think are muscle problems, when in reality, muscles may be more the victim of neurological protection – a protective response that we sometimes unintentionally override by stretching something that's holding on for dear life to keep our pelvis aligned or our head carriage upright.
So let's talk about the difference so we are all on the same page and can learn to identify whether the muscle is tight, taut, or simply screaming out for our help.
Well, tight is simple – two ends of something getting closer together, shortened, or compacted in length can be considered tight. Conversely, taut is two ends of something getting further apart, lengthened, or stretched – even at rest. When something is at its resting length and it's tight or taut, the reaction time, the responsiveness to motor impulse or sensory response can be delayed or inhibited. This can lead to joint injury, tendon or ligament tears, or muscle spasms and strain.
Whether the area is tight or taut, the feeling can be similar and unless you fully understand which it is, stretching exercises can actually be harmful and cause more issues down the road.
Our nervous system relies on the integrity of the connective tissue system, which is the environment it lives in. Fascia is a three-dimensional microfibrillar network primarily made up of collagen, water, and molecules that transform fluids into a gel-like substance that morphs and adapts to our repetitive habits and movements. Neurological instability creates weakness in muscle activation, leading to strain and stiffness. However, this delay in motor responsiveness is often a result of neurological compensation – a way to protect vital aspects of our well-being.
Take the hip flexors and hamstrings, for example. These muscles are often blamed for everything from back pain to knee tracking issues. Both are often stretched to oblivion for no reason except a belief they are too tight. Yet the muscles may be taut, inhibited to contract, and less able to do their job. Due to postural restrictions, repetitive movements, and habits of daily life, this region may be behind many painful issues like knee, hip, and low back pain. However, these muscles aren't the culprit – rather they are the victim, the one that we blame for the above issues and try to stretch them so they work better. The true culprit is the repetitive postures of daily life that ultimately decrease fascia's supportiveness and responsive qualities.
What's worse is if you don't realize that a tight muscle can become that way due to a protective response from the body. Let me give you an example.
Jim comes in to see me with low back pain. His trainer said that's because he has tight hip flexors and that he should stretch his quads every day. The reality is, Jim's backside is a mess from the number of hours he spends sitting. He's at work 9 to 5 and sits 90% of that time, which puts tension and compression on his backside. His hamstrings are compressed, his low back lengthened, and the stabilizers of his lumbar spine become weakened and inhibited to react when he stands up. On top of that, he has a high-stress job.
Fascia has the ability to adapt over time, and this adaptability helps Jim sit in that posture really well. Yet when Jim wants to take his after-work run, his fascia isn't really prepared to react, respond, or stabilize his joints properly. His brain alters the motor responses to his trunk and leg motion. Jim feels sluggish on his run, blames his stressful life and then chooses to run harder and push through those feelings. He comes home exhausted, showers, eats dinner, watches TV, and goes to bed. The next morning he wakes up even more stiff and achy, and his cycle continues.
Stretching wouldn't make a dent in the accumulated stress and tension his life puts on his body from day to day. By the time Jim becomes my client, he's got a backlog of issues and now has an MRI showing a herniated disc in his low back and the doctors want to schedule surgery.
If Jim's life sounds like yours, try adding the Lower Body Length Sequence on MELT On Demand in the morning.
Then, add the Lower Body Stability Sequence or the MELT for Running Map at the end of your day to restore your fascia's supportive qualities and help you wake up with less stuck stress. Like Jim, you can add a Foot Treatment before you train to improve your stability and grounding connection so you move more efficiently.
I agree, sometimes MELT seems like a miracle. How can something so simple be as powerful a tool as it is? But the reality is, the human body is designed to adapt, respond, and react, and fascia is what allows this seamless process to ensue from day to day. So before you think your muscles are the culprit behind your aches, tension, and stiffness, consider the global stability architecture that has a key job to sustain joint integrity and shock absorption as being the real issue. Like I say, if the issue is in your connective tissue, you just have to learn to release accumulated stress and restore its supportive qualities. Once you see how easy this is, then add MELT Performance to improve the neurological stability of your joints and reduce your risk of injury.
Bottom line: tight, taut, inhibited, weak… whatever your muscles feel like, the supportive infrastructure of your fascia dictates how interconnected and responsive movement will be. So learn to juice up your fascia, then add some strength work and stretching techniques to your workouts for a more balanced and stable body.


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Annapurna Studios Fire Damages 2 Crore Property
Created: Nov 14, 2017, 11:40 IST | Updated: Nov 14, 2017, 11:55 IST
Hyderabad: A major fire broke out at the famous Annapurna Studios last evening. The place is a regular shooting spot of most TV serials and big movies.
Sets of two movies-ANR's last movie Manam and another Sye Raa, erected for the upcoming film of megastar Chiranjeevi were destroyed in the fire. However, there was no casualty. Akkineni Nagarjuna who had just arrived at the scene expressed relief that none was harmed in the incident. When asked to estimate the damages caused by the fire, he said it could be around 2 crores.
One of the reporters questioned if Manam sets was worth that much to which the actor quickly replied in the negative saying when the set was erected many years ago, it didn't cost that much."I am yet to get inside and assess the damage," he said.
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Step 1: Forearm plank, 30 seconds.
Step 2: High plank, 30 seconds.
Step 3: Side plank, 15 seconds.
Step 4: Side plank with crunch, 5 reps each side.
Step 5: Alternating arm/leg plank, 15 seconds.
Step 6: Rocking plank, 15 seconds.
Step 7: Knee-to-elbow plank, 5 reps on each side.
Step 8: Standard crunch, 20 reps.
Step 9: Bicycle crunch, 30 seconds.
Step 10: Vertical crunch, 20 seconds.
Step 11: Frog crunch, 15 reps.
Step 12: Twisted crunch, 15 reps.
Step 13: Leg lifts, 15 on each leg.
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Q: Vertical align div inside row bootstrap I want to reproduce a "tinder-like" view so that the 2 like/dislike buttons are vertically centered inside the row. I have vertically centered the row itself already:
Figure 1 - how i have it now:

Figure 2 - how i want it:

HTML:

Left button

Main page

Right button

CSS:
html, body{
  height: 100%;
}

 h1, h2, h3, p{
  margin: 0px;
 }

.container{
  width:90%;
}

.top5 {margin-top: 5%;}
.top7 {margin-top: 7%;}
.top10{margin-top: 10%;}
.top15{margin-top: 15%;}
.top17{margin-top: 17%;}
.top30{margin-top: 30%;}

.vertical-center {
  height:100%;
  width:100%;

  text-align: center;  /* align the inline(-block) elements horizontally */
}

.vertical-center:before {    /* create a full-height inline block pseudo=element */
  content: ' ';
  display: inline-block;
  vertical-align: middle;  /* vertical alignment of the inline element */
  height: 100%;
}

.vertical-center > .container {
  max-width: 100%;
  display: inline-block;
  vertical-align: middle;  /* vertical alignment of the inline element */
  font: 16px/1 "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; /* <-- reset the font property */
}

@media (max-width: 768px) {
  .vertical-center:before {
    display: none;
  }
}

.vote-button{
  border: solid 1px black;
  padding: 10px 0px;
}

.vacancy-summary{
  border: 1px solid black;
  padding: 25px 0px;
}

I tried a lot of things but it messed up the other vertical alignment, so to be very clear:
2 vertical alignments here:

*

*The whole row needs to be vertically centered (like it is now and it works)

*Inside the row, all columns needs to be aligned aswell

Is it something simple I miss or is this to much outside the scope for bootstrap and if so, how do i make it full custom then?
PS: I'm working with React for this, but i don't think this cause any problems
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FYI
I have to use className instead of class in my html because i'm using this in a react class (inside the render function).This because "class" is a reserved word in react.

A: Just try this and see snippet or Bootply Demo
You have given the class like this class="" insted of className=""

/* CSS used here will be applied after bootstrap.css */
html, body{
  height: 100%;
}

 h1, h2, h3, p{
  margin: 0px;
 }

.container{
  width:90%;
}

.top5 {margin-top: 5%;}
.top7 {margin-top: 7%;}
.top10{margin-top: 10%;}
.top15{margin-top: 15%;}
.top17{margin-top: 17%;}
.top30{margin-top: 30%;}

.vertical-center {
  height:100%;
  width:100%;

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Van Dijk backed to be fit for Euros by Netherlands boss De Boer
Virgil van Dijk is on track to be fit for the European Championship later this year, according to Netherlands head coach Frank de Boer.
Liverpool centre-back Van Dijk has been out since a 2-2 draw with Everton in October, when he sustained a serious knee ligament injury following a heavy challenge from Jordan Pickford.
Van Dijk's influence has since been notable in its absence for the Reds, for whom he played an integral role in ending their 30-year wait to win the English top-flight title in 2019-20.
Last season Van Dijk attempted more passes (3,255) than any other defender in the Premier League, while only two other defenders with more than 1,500 had a better completion rate than him (89.2 per cent).
On top of that, Trent Alexander-Arnold (3,664) was the sole defender to have more touches of the ball than Van Dijk (3,624), his 239 duels won was the fifth best among rearguard players and his 191 aerial wins was bettered by only James Tarkowski (199).
Van Dijk has posted a series of videos on social media recently, including one in Dubai where former Netherlands midfielder Clarence Seedorf assisted the defender with his rehabilitation.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp recently said Van Dijk still "has a long way to go" and it is uncertain if he will play for the defending champions in the rest of this campaign.
But De Boer has optimistically claimed the 29-year-old, who captains the Dutch national team, should be contention to play in the delayed Euro 2020 tournament provided he does not suffer any setbacks.
De Boer told De Telegraaf: "If Virgil doesn't get a kick-back and things go a little faster than expected, he should be able to make it for the opening European Championship match on June 13 against Ukraine.
"He is busy with so much energy. If you see what he's doing…In my time you were only allowed to kick in the swimming pool.
"He is very important for our team, on and off the field."
Van Dijk has won 38 caps for the Netherlands since he made his debut in October 2015.
De Boer pleased to end wait for first Netherlands win
Frank de Boer was happy to end his wait for a first win as coach of the Netherlands in a 3-1 Nations League victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina.
After replacing Ronald Koeman at the helm, De Boer went four games without a win prior to Sunday's success in Amsterdam.
Georginio Wijnaldum became the first player since Tonny van der Linden in 1961 to score twice in the first 13 minutes of a game for the Netherlands before Memphis Depay made it 3-0, De Boer's men denied a clean sheet by Smail Prevljak.
De Boer was pleased to end his wait for a win, with his side a point behind Italy with one game left to play in Group A1.
"Of course you are waiting for that first victory," he said.
"But we had two interests today. Staying in the race for the final round of the Nations League and we are now in the World Cup qualifying in pot one. That is nice. Pot two also contains good countries, but now we are certainly avoiding the very strong countries."
Wijnaldum's brace gave the Netherlands a dream start before Depay scored his first international goal in 538 minutes of play and after attempting 21 consecutive shots without finding the back of the net.
De Boer said his team had focused on making a fast start, and he was glad it paid off.
"As staff we indicated that we had to give full throttle for the first 20-25 minutes and make a difference," he said.
"This can be done by keeping the pace high. We did a fantastic job."
While pleased with the start, Liverpool midfielder Wijnaldum rued the way the Netherlands finished the encounter.
"We were ready for a victory," he told NOS.
"We started well in the first half, but we got a bit sloppier at the end. Maybe we wanted to attack too much, which made the spaces bigger. In the second half it also got a bit sloppier."
The Netherlands wrap up their Group A1 campaign away to Poland on Wednesday.
Wijnaldum has mixed emotions after captaining Netherlands in Van Dijk's absence
Georginio Wijnaldum is honoured to have captained the Netherlands in their 1-1 draw with Spain but said he has mixed feelings due to the absence of close friend Virgil van Dijk.
Wijnaldum took over the captain's armband for Wednesday's friendly from injured Liverpool and Netherlands team-mate Van Dijk, who is likely to be out for the rest of the season after sustaining significant damage to his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) last month.
Stand-in skipper Wijnaldum played 45 minutes in Amsterdam – the upcoming Nations League fixtures against Poland and Ukraine taking priority, and revealed after the match he had been in close contact with Van Dijk ahead of kick-off.
"Of course it is great to represent your country in this way," said Wijnaldum, who celebrated his 30th birthday on Wednesday. "But I would have preferred for Van Dijk to have been here. Then he would have been the captain instead.
"He makes our team stronger and is still very involved with us. I had him on the phone before the game - we talked about my birthday. But I'll call him again shortly."
Donny van de Beek scored his second international goal in as many games early in the second half to earn the Netherlands a draw against a second-string Spain side.
Sergio Canales had earlier given Spain the lead with his maiden goal for the national side and Netherlands head coach Frank de Boer was unhappy with his team's defending in the first half.
"We forgot to cover properly," he said. "I told them about that at the break and we improved on it. The game turned when De Beek and [Luuk] de Jong put their opponents under more pressure, more quickly."
De Boer is winless in four matches since replacing Ronald Koeman as coach but is hopeful that run will come to an end in Sunday's home match against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
"Of course I would have liked to have won the game," he said. "Let's go and do that against Bosnia."
Owen Wijndal, 20, was the standout player for the Netherlands on what was just his second senior outing.
The left-back managed more tackles (three) than any home player while nobody turned over possession more times (seven) and intercepted the ball (twice) more often.
"He was fantastic," De Boer said. "He made a very good impression today. He has done a fantastic job and was a lot better than on his debut against Mexico."
De Boer said 'bad words' after Van Dijk incident but is relaxed over Van de Beek
Frank de Boer "said bad words" upon seeing Virgil van Dijk suffer a serious injury in action for Liverpool, though he is far more relaxed about Donny van de Beek's situation at Manchester United.
Van Dijk is likely to be out for the rest of the season after sustaining significant damage to his anterior cruciate ligament in last month's Merseyside derby.
The 29-year-old centre-back was on the wrong end of a dreadful challenge from Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, who remarkably avoided a red card.
Of course, Van Dijk's absence does not only impact Liverpool, it also affects the Netherlands, who could ultimately be without him for next year's delayed European Championship.
"I saw it live. I was shocked. I said some bad words," De Boer said on Tuesday ahead of a friendly against Spain on Wednesday.
"It was a shock, because he's such an important player, our captain, and he's so important in our squad. We will miss him."
De Boer was less concerned about the position Van de Beek finds himself in at United, however.
The midfielder, a pre-season arrival from Ajax, has been a bit-part player for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer this term, making only four starts across all competitions – none of those have been in the Premier League, in which he has seen just 75 minutes of action.
De Boer acknowledged that the player has reason for frustration but urged patience.
When asked if he wanted to give the 23-year-old a sympathetic hug, De Boer said: "I can't hug him right now of course! I try to give him as much confidence as possible, which I showed by starting him against Italy.
"I think he did well in the games he played, I saw him a few times at United. He's doing well, but they have a great midfield with [Bruno] Fernandes, [Paul] Pogba, Fred, [Scott] McTominay and [Nemanja] Matic.
"It's difficult, but I'm sure he will play his minutes. I can understand he wants to feature more frequently, but on the other hand, it's always normal that you have to adapt when you go to a new league.
"Let's hope he will get his playing time. I am happy that he's well-rested. We can use him here."
After the international break, Van de Beek will likely target Pogba's position in the United team.
The Frenchman has created just two goalscoring chances in the Premier League this term, only one more than Van de Beek despite playing 298 more minutes than him.
Pogba also has no goals in the top flight – Van de Beek netted his first for the club against Crystal Palace.
Netherlands trained like 'young hyenas' for Italy game - De Boer
Frank de Boer decided to change the Netherlands' system for their Nations League game against Italy after one training session because they looked like "young hyenas".
Italy won the first meeting of the Group A1 rivals in Amsterdam in September 1-0, with interim boss Dwight Lodeweges deploying a 4-2-3-1 on that occasion.
After beginning his Netherlands tenure with a surprise 1-0 loss to Mexico and a goalless draw with Bosnia-Herzegovina, De Boer switched to a 5-3-2 for the meeting in Bergamo in a bid to limit the impact of Italy's attacking full-backs.
Oranje fell behind to Lorenzo Pellegrini's goal in the 16th minute but quickly drew level when Donny van de Beek opened his international account.
Though the Netherlands were unable to find a winner, De Boer knew his team were ready for the new approach after a promising dry run.
"I wanted to play with five at the back so that my forwards didn't have to keep chasing back with their overlapping players," De Boer told NOS.
"Basically, it's just a question of looking very rationally at the opponent and working out what we can offer in return. In this case it meant sacrificing a player like Steven [Berghuis].
"I thought we had the better of the game, say 60 to 40 per cent in our favour, and that was because of our own quality.
"The critics would have been harsh [if the Netherlands lost], but in training I saw how the players chased their prey like young hyenas. I told them: 'If we show this in the game, it shouldn't be a problem.'
"But I am not satisfied with the result, because we want to be top of the group. Now we have to make sure we win the last two games."
The draw meant Poland moved top of Group A1 following a 3-0 victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina, with Italy a point behind and the Netherlands two adrift.
Oranje captain Virgil van Dijk felt the visitors should have done more with their 14 attempts on goal – twice the amount mustered by Italy.
"The coach handled it well. All credit to him for that," said Van Dijk of the change in formation.
"We knew we had to do things differently to the first game. We wanted to get a result and I think a draw here is a good performance to build on.
"We did well and worked hard but we should have got more out of the counter-attack in the second half.
"We created a lot of opportunities against a fantastic team. We could have done more."
Italy extended their unbeaten run in competitive fixtures to 16 – one shy of their all-time record set between June 1997 and June 1999.
Roberto Mancini admitted he was caught off guard by the Netherlands' tactical shift but still has designs on a place in the Nations League Finals.
"It's the first time they changed to this system and it was a surprise, but we knew it was going to be a tough game," Mancini told Rai Sport.
"Opponents are there too, they can create problems and that's what happened this evening. We attacked and I think we created the most clear-cut opportunities, overall.
"The performance was tough, it was a good game, a real battle. Now we go head-to-head with Poland for the top spot. We'll win the next two and then qualify."
Bosnia-Herzegovina 0-0 Netherlands: De Boer draw leaves questions for new boss
Frank de Boer is still waiting for his first goal since taking charge of the Netherlands after his side laboured to a 0-0 Nations League draw with Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Having started his reign with a disappointing 1-0 loss to Mexico in Amsterdam, De Boer - appointed after Ronald Koeman's departure to take charge at Barcelona – saw the Netherlands dominate possession and territory in Zenica.
However, they lacked a cutting edge as Bosnia-Herzegovina - knocked out of the Euro 2020 play-offs on penalties by Northern Ireland on Thursday – stood firm to earn a point from the Group A1 clash.
Luuk de Jong – selected in place of the suspended Memphis Depay – came close to a breakthrough, his downward header forcing a superb save from goalkeeper Ibrahim Sehic, while Ryan Babel spurned a glorious opportunity in added time.
A draw was hardly a surprise, though. Neither team had managed an attempt on target in a first half that saw plenty of intent but a distinct lack of quality, with the action barely improving after the interval.
Stefan de Vrij wastefully headed wide from an early free-kick, though the defender make an important impact in his own penalty area later on, producing a well-timed challenge to block Amer Gojak's attempt.
The Netherlands pinned their opponents in deep for long periods, yet Bosnia-Herzegovina looked the more likely to make a breakthrough as the minutes ticked by.
Edin Dzeko's introduction from the bench made a difference, his run and square pass allowing Miralem Pjanic to take aim with a firm drive that finally forced goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen into a save in the 69th minute.
At the other end, Sehic reacted smartly to prevent Frenkie de Jong's effort, then showed great agility to keep out namesake Luuk from the resulting corner.
The home keeper should have been beaten in the closing stages, though, when a loose ball fell kindly to Babel in the area, only for the substitute to rather sum up the performance by wastefully shooting wide.
I'm not the first coach to lose on debut – Netherlands boss De Boer
Frank De Boer insisted he always wants to win after suffering a 1-0 loss to Mexico in his first match in charge of the Netherlands, but defiantly reminded his critics that he rested key players ahead of his side's forthcoming Nations League fixtures.
Raul Jimenez scored a second-half penalty to settle the friendly at Johan Cruijff Arena on Wednesday, which saw De Boer go head-to-head with Mexico boss Gerardo Martino – who he succeeded as head coach of MLS outfit Atlanta United.
De Boer left Atlanta in July following a poor run of form and his appointment as Ronald Koeman's successor as coach of the Netherlands raised concerns among supporters unimpressed by his record at club level in recent years.
Inter sacked De Boer after he had been in charge for just 85 days in 2016, and the former Netherlands defender lasted just seven games as Crystal Palace boss in the Premier League the following year.
In his international coaching bow, he handed debuts to Owen Wijndal and Teun Koopmeiners, while resting the likes of Frenkie de Jong and Daley Blind ahead of Sunday's clash with Bosnia-Herzegovina and a trip to Italy three days later.
"Of course I have a bad feeling," De Boer told reporters after the game. "I always want to win.
"But we have made certain choices, which I think are logical. We did not let some guys play. We have two more matches soon.
"Moreover, I do not believe that I am the first national coach to lose on his debut."
"The result is unpleasant," added De Boer. "But it was a practice match.
"You could give the excuse that not all the best guys played. We know that someone like Frenkie de Jong is very important, and he was missing. But let's not forget that Teun Koopmeiners played a very good game in the middle."
De Boer, who played for his country as a defender more than 100 times, offered words of support to 20-year-old Wijndal, who made a glaring error in the first half that almost cost the Netherlands.
"He started a bit rough, that's possible," said De Boer. "But I thought it was very good how he fought back."
Opposite number Martino reflected on Mexico's 18th victory in their last 19 matches, claiming the midweek win one was well deserved.
"We played a good game," he said. "We had enough control of the game and we worked very well together.
"It seems to me that the result is fair. At times we pressed well and had the ball. If you work well, you impose your game.
"Today we were a very solid and generous team."
Netherlands 0-1 Mexico: De Boer era begins with defeat
The Netherlands made a losing start to the Frank de Boer era as Mexico ran out 1-0 winners during the new Oranje coach's first game in charge.
There was little for De Boer to enjoy in a largely one-sided friendly at Johan Cruijff Arena, where Tata Martino's high-energy team made it 18 wins from their past 19 matches as Netherlands debuts for Owen Wijndal and Teun Koopmeiners fell flat.
De Boer indicated before the game that he would rather have had extra time to prepare for his side's forthcoming pair of Nations League matches than play a friendly, but he had to watch as the Netherlands were pulled apart at the back repeatedly as Raul Jimenez and Jesus Corona caused them problems.
There were chances at either end, with Memphis Depay lively in the Dutch attack, but a second-half Jimenez penalty after he was fouled by Nathan Ake settled the game and ensured De Boer's tenure started with a whimper.
Mexico exposed frailties in the Dutch defence early on when Hans Hateboer's slow reactions allowed Jesus Gallardo to put Jimenez clean through on goal, but the Wolves forward dragged his shot wide from 12 yards out.
Steven Berghuis' angled drive from close range stung the palms of diving Mexico goalkeeper Alfredo Talavera as the previously sluggish Netherlands began to rally.
But the visitors squandered another fine chance after 34 minutes when Owen Wijndal's scuffed pass allowed Rodolfo Pizarro into the box where he squared to Jimenez, who fired low and wide again.
Tim Krul was called into action 10 minutes into the second half when Corona bore down on goal and the Netherlands keeper parried his low shot away from danger.
Moments later, substitute Nathan Ake was adjudged to have pulled Jimenez's shirt in the box as the referee awarded a penalty that the striker rolled into the bottom-left corner of the net.
Corona should have doubled Mexico's lead 15 minutes from time after his jinking run towards goal and fierce angled drive but Krul got down well to save.
Luuk de Jong had a late chance saved, too, before Memphis Depay hit the bar from the rebound, with neither able to spare De Boer's blushes.
Blind back as De Boer names first Netherlands squad
Frank de Boer has named his first squad as Netherlands head coach following his appointment last month, with Daley Blind among those recalled.
Former Ajax, Inter and Atlanta United coach De Boer was named Ronald Koeman's replacement after his departure for Barcelona, taking the reins from interim boss Dwight Lodeweges.
The Oranje play Mexico in a friendly on October 7 and then have Nations League meetings against Bosnia-Herzegovina and Italy.
De Boer claimed at his presentation as coach tthat his group is more talented than Netherlands' 2010 World Cup finalists - when he was on the staff - and he has opted against widescale changes.
Blind is back, though, after being left out in September following a health scare.
The centre-back, who was last year fitted with a subcutaneous implantable cardioverter defibrillator after being diagnosed with heart muscle inflammation, collapsed in an Ajax friendly in pre-season.
Blind subsequently declared he was "feeling fine", however, and has gone on to start each of Ajax's opening three Eredivisie wins.
Steven Berghuis and Donyell Malen have also returned to the fold, while there is a first senior call-up for AZ captain Teun Koopmeiners.
The Leeds United-linked midfielder made the preliminary squad under Lodeweges but has only now made the final selection.
Perr Schuurs was a new name last month but is not in the latest squad, nor is Leroy Fer.
Netherlands squad in full:
Jasper Cillessen (Valencia), Marco Bizot (AZ), Tim Krul (Norwich City); Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool), Denzel Dumfries (PSV), Nathan Ake (Manchester City), Hans Hateboer (Atalanta), Daley Blind (Ajax), Joel Veltman (Brighton and Hove Albion), Stefan de Vrij (Inter), Owen Wijndal (AZ); Donny van de Beek (Ajax), Mohamed Ihattaren (PSV), Teun Koopmeiners (AZ), Frenkie de Jong (Barcelona), Marten de Roon (Atalanta), Kevin Strootman (Marseille), Georginio Wijnaldum (Liverpool); Luuk de Jong (Sevilla), Quincy Promes (Ajax), Ryan Babel (Galatasaray), Memphis Depay (Lyon), Steven Bergwijn (Tottenham), Steven Berghuis (Feyenoord), Donyell Malen (PSV).
New Netherlands coach De Boer: This team is more talented than 2010 World Cup finalists
Frank de Boer believes he has inherited a Netherlands squad that is even better than the one that reached the World Cup final a decade ago.
The new Oranje coach, confirmed as Ronald Koeman's successor, was on Bert van Marwijk's coaching staff at the 2010 World Cup when Arjen Robben, Wesley Sneijder et al made the final, only to be beaten by Spain after extra time.
The Netherlands missed out on qualification for the previous World Cup in 2018 - having also been absent from Euro 2016 - but De Boer is bullish about the future having signed a two-year contract that will take in next year's delayed European Championship and the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
"This selection is perhaps even more talented than that of 2010," De Boer told reporters.
"I do see similarities with that group. Wesley Sneijder and Arjen Robben were in top form, we had Rafael van der Vaart and also defensively it was good with the block - Mark van Bommel [and] Nigel de Jong. Very solid, and so does the current selection. There is a lot of potential, especially in terms of width."
The Netherlands were at a low ebb when Koeman took over in February 2018 but he led them to the Nations League final and guided them to Euro 2020 - a competition that has been postponed until next year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Koeman will not be in charge for that having left to take over at Barcelona, though former Ajax, Inter, Crystal Palace and Atlanta United coach De Boer accepts he shares similarities with his predecessor.
"When the rumours about a possible departure of Koeman to Barcelona came, I had a brief talk with my agent about the Dutch national team, just to see how I might feel about that," De Boer added.
"I am not Ronald Koeman 2.0, but there are of course some similarities. I do want to follow the path of his method."
De Boer made 112 appearances for his country and won four straight Eredivisie titles with Ajax at the start of his coaching career.
However, he has failed to emulate that success in his stops with Inter, Palace and MLS side Atlanta, so his appointment as coach of the national team has raised eyebrows.
"It doesn't interest me whether I was the first, second or sixth choice for the Oranje, this job is very honourable and if I am asked to do this job, I like to do this job," De Boer said.
"You always have supporters and opponents and you always hear the opponents loudest. But I think there is also a very large group of people who are very satisfied.
"I hope that I will not betray the confidence of the KNVB [Royal Dutch Football Association] and the supporters."
Frank de Boer named as Ronald Koeman's Netherlands successor
Frank de Boer has been appointed as the new Netherlands head coach, the Royal Dutch Football Association (KNVB) confirmed on Wednesday.
Ronald Koeman left his post as national team boss last month to take over at Barcelona following the dismissal of Quique Setien.
De Boer, who made 112 Netherlands appearances and played at two World Cups for his country, has signed a two-year deal that takes him through to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
The 50-year-old enjoyed a promising start to his coaching career, leading Ajax to four straight Eredivisie titles between 2011 and 2014.
However, his appointment may come as somewhat of a surprise given a poor track record since departing the Amsterdam club.
An ill-fated 85-day spell as Inter coach was followed by a forgettable 10-week stay in charge of Crystal Palace.
De Boer did win the U.S. Open Cup during an 18-month stint at MLS side Atlanta United but he departed the team two months ago following an indifferent start to the season.
Previously, De Boer worked for the national team as assistant coach to Bert van Marwijk at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa where Netherlands were beaten by Spain in the final.
His first assignment comes in the friendly match against Mexico on October 7 before the Nations League double header against Bosnia-Herzegovina and Italy.
Koeman was originally scheduled to remain in the post through Euro 2020 but tournament was rescheduled due to the coronavirus pandemic and he opted not to pass up the chance to take over at Barca.
Atlanta United part ways with De Boer
MLS club Atlanta United have parted company with Frank de Boer by mutual agreement.
Former Ajax and Inter coach De Boer took over at Atlanta in December 2018 following the departure of Gerardo Martino.
De Boer had previously endured a dismal, short-lived spell as Crystal Palace manager, with the Dutchman sacked after taking charge of just four Premier League games.
Atlanta won the US Open Cup and Campeones Cup in De Boer's first season in charge, with the side finishing second in the MLS' Eastern Conference.
However, following Atlanta's failure to progress in the MLS is Back tournament, the club have made the decision to part ways with De Boer.
"On behalf of Atlanta United, I would like to thank Frank for his leadership and commitment to the club," said Atlanta president Darren Eales.
"Under Frank's guidance, the club had a strong 2019 season in both MLS and international competition. After discussing it with Frank, the decision was reached mutually to part ways.
"In winning two trophies in his first season in charge, he will always be a part of the club's history, and with great appreciation and respect we wish him all the best in the future."
Atlanta United 0-1 FC Cincinnati: Stam wins all-Dutch battle with De Boer
Jaap Stam secured his first win in charge of FC Cincinnati as Frankie Amaya's long-range goal downed nine-man Atlanta United 1-0 in the MLS is Back Tournament.
The game pitched together two former Netherlands team-mates with Frank de Boer in charge of Atlanta - and it was Stam who prevailed in the head-to-head contest with his compatriot thanks to a 78th-minute strike.
Amaya's goal was worthy of settling the contest too, as he curled home with his left foot from just outside the penalty area.
Atlanta - who have now suffered back-to-back defeats in Group E - were already a man light at that stage, Jake Mulraney receiving two yellow cards inside the opening 26 minutes at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.
De Boer then saw substitute J.J. Williams dismissed deep into 13 minutes of additional time for kicking out at Kendall Waston.
MLS Review: LAFC send Galaxy packing in possible Ibrahimovic farewell
Los Angeles FC finally beat rivals LA Galaxy 5-3 in a wild Western Conference semi-final that could have been Zlatan Ibrahimovic's last game in MLS.
Ibrahimovic is out of contract at the end of the season and the former AC Milan, Inter and Juventus striker has been linked with a January return to Serie A via Napoli, Bologna and the Nerazzurri.
Amid the uncertainty over his future, Ibrahimovic was unable to prolong the Galaxy's season as LAFC prevailed in an eight-goal thriller to advance to the Conference final on Thursday.
Supporters' Shield winners LAFC had never beaten the Galaxy in five previous fixtures but they quickly moved to end that drought thanks to Carlos Vela's first-half brace at Banc of California Stadium.
LAFC captain Vela broke the deadlock in the El Trafico derby, cutting inside onto his right foot and firing a low shot past Galaxy goalkeeper David Bingham in the 16th minute.
Vela doubled the lead in the 40th minute, when he was on hand to side-foot into an empty net after Brian Rodriguez's selfless pass, before Ibrahimovic teed up Cristian Pavon a minute later.
Ibrahimovic put the visiting Galaxy on level terms 10 minutes into the second half but their joy quickly turned to despair as quick-fire goals from Diego Rossi and Adama Diomande restored LAFC's two-goal advantage with 22 minutes remaining.
Rolf Feltscher set up a frenetic finale by reducing the deficit to 4-3 in the 77th minute, however Diomande's stunning solo effort ended the Galaxy's hopes within three minutes.
Bob Bradley's LAFC will now meet Seattle Sounders for a spot in the MLS Cup final.
In the day's other match, defending champions Atlanta United accounted for Philadelphia Union 2-0.
Julian Gressel and Josef Martinez saw Frank de Boer's Atlanta advance and earn an Eastern Conference final date with Toronto.


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Q: My program reads PDF and try to find coordinate of each glyph in user space it goes like this
q
0.1199951 0 0 0.1199951 0 0 cm
1 g
824 4101 267 389 re
f
Q
q
0.1199951 0 0 0.1199951 0 0 cm
1 g
824 4853 267 25 re
f
Q
q
0.1199951 0 0 0.1199951 0 0 cm
1 g
824 5241 267 25 re
f
Q
q
0.1199951 0 0 0.1199951 0 0 cm
1 g
1090 578 3081 1988 re
f
Q
q
0.1199951 0 0 0.1199951 0 0 cm
603 586 m
603 1800 l
649 1800 l
649 586 l
h
W n
8.3336724 0 0 8.3336724 0 0 cm
BT
/T1_0 5.04 Tf
0 1.0002 -1 0 76.8 70.32 Tm
(J)Tj

I want to ask what should be coordinate for J ?
My cropbox is 0 0 612 792 , Rotate value is 90.
So according to me
Th=1 default,
Tfs=5.04, from  {/T1_0 5.04 Tf}
Trise=0 default,
teststatematrix
5.04   1      0
0    5.04     0
0     0       1
Tm
0  1.0002 0
-1    0    0
76.8 70.32 1
TRM = textstatematrix X Tm
-1  5.041  0
-5.040  0      0
76.800 70.320  1
So
[x,y,1] = [76.8, 70.32, 1] X TRM = [-354.413  457.469  1]
So x coordinate in user space is coming to be a negative number. Can you please Explain What mistake i am doing?

A: The matrix Trm calculated by the OP as

-1      5.041  0
-5.040  0      0
76.800 70.320  1

is the text rendering matrix described as follows in the PDF specification:

Conceptually, the entire transformation from text space to device space may be represented by a text rendering matrix, Trm:

(section 9.4.2, ISO 32000-1:2008)

The OP's mistake is not in calculating this matrix but in using it: This matrix contains the entire transformation from text space to device space,

Tj and other text-showing operators shall position the origin of the first glyph to be painted at the origin of text space.
(section 9.2.4 ISO 32000-1:2008)

and

The glyph origin is the point (0, 0) in the glyph coordinate system
(ibidem)

To determine, therefore, where the OP's

(J)Tj

puts the origin of the glyph J, one has to apply that matrix to the origin (0, 0), not to (76.8, 70.32) as the OP did.
Thus,
[x,y,1] = [0, 0, 1] X Trm = [76.8, 70.32, 1]

i.e. the coordinates of J are (76.8, 70.32) in device space. As the OP assumed the initial transformation matrix to have been the identity matrix, this device space essentially is the default user space.
Unfortunately the OP did not explain the coordinates in which coordinate system he is looking for. Thus, these coordinates probably are not the coordinates he was looking for.


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Their five-track EP Power is due out on the 27th of this month and I should have had this article up sooner but I'm crap at scheduling workloads. Oops.
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Sadly, I can't post any samples up to really let you know how good it is, but I'm sure something will appear on YouTube or somewhere around release time. Keen an eye on their facefart page for updates.
The other thing that I know I'm missing out on the live show. I've heard great things especially after their run at Download etc. over the summer. Here's hoping they can convince the world to embrace Goblin sliminess to a degree that allows them to travel safely and unhindered even into such evil-infested lands as Mordor. Or Glasgow.


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The Silver Case is hardboiled and hard to follow, even on PS4
2017-04-15 16:30:00by Ray Porreca
Cigarettes and killers make the world go 'round
The Silver Case makes one hell of a first impression. It's jarring and obtuse, switching between clunky first-person exploration segments, long stretches of dialogue, and short spurts of full motion video at a moment's notice. Its story, too, is erratic and complicated as it switches between gruff-ass detectives chasing a serial killer and a chain-smoking reporter's investigation into the same man's troubled past.
Every part of The Silver Case speaks to the era in which it was first released. Though originally only available as a Japan-exclusive PlayStation title before the turn of the century, 2016 saw a translated and updated HD version of the game release on Steam. Now available for the first time on the PlayStation 4, The Silver Case's bizarre blend of visual novel storytelling and adventure game exploration is as perplexing as it is frustrating.
After spending a few hours with The Silver Case's PS4 port, I'm still not sure how I feel about it. While it first seems like a straightforward and hardboiled story about a crack team of crime solvers, it doesn't take long until it descends into madness. There's plenty of talk about demons who appear due to "criminal powers." Your character -- a mute special forces agent -- is called both Chinchilla and Big Dick. Tough-as-nails detectives chat about one man's frequent toothaches and whether or not they can predict terrible events. It's wacky. It's weird. It's full of the ridiculous stuff that could only happen in a Suda51 game.
And looking at The Silver Case as the origin of the strange and twisted Suda51 canon makes the experience a bit more palatable. The way that conversations where characters decry the state of music on a midnight drive ("What is this, a fuckin' lullaby? Fuckin' radio. Playing nothing but shit.") before abruptly shifting into semi-philosophical ramblings about the state of the world ("On nights like this, weird shit happens. That's just the way it is.") is peak Suda51. The game's nonsensical layout -- it often looks like the worst Twitch stream you've ever seen -- and ever-shifting gameplay alludes to the over-the-top presentation later found in Michigan: Report From Hell and No More Heroes. The Silver Case is a relic; it's either difficult to follow or aggressively unplayable at any given moment, but it's valuable as a sort of clunky style guide to one of the game industry's most eccentric creators.
In addition to being the only way to play The Silver Case on a modern console, the PS4 port includes two new chapters. These additions -- White Out Prologue and Yami -- bookend an already inscrutably verbose story.
But despite being confusing and archaic, there is something special about The Silver Case. For all of its grating sound effects and nonsensical moments, the game's two concurrent narratives weave a crazy tale that isn't concerned with convention. Every time it frustrated me to the point of wanting to close the game, something interesting or downright strange kept me going. I haven't experienced anything like The Silver Case before, and I doubt that I ever will again.
Even in its most accessible state, I can't say that The Silver Case is for everyone. Hell, I'm not even sure if it's for me. I can, however, say that it's an undeniably wild ride all the way through. If you can soldier through stilted and uneven conversations, tolerate clunky first-person movement, or accept that sometimes the game just makes no sense, you'll find an experience that's as baffling as it is intriguing.
As one of The Silver Case's main characters states in an early chapter: "Go ahead and toss common sense right out the window for this." Sometimes, that's all you can do.
[This impressions piece is based on a retail build of the game provided by the publisher.]
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Kids Treat 83-Year-Old Custodian Like A True King On His Final Day
Posted 8:37 pm, May 19, 2019, by KTHV
CARROLLTON, Ga. (KTHV)—John Lockett had a sendoff fit for a king.
He's worked for the Carroll County School System as a custodian for more than a decade, but that was only after a long career in construction. He's now going into retirement.
Custodians retire all the time, but this one is different.
"He's at work every day no matter how bad he feels with a smile on his face," said Sand Hill Elementary Principal Carla Meigs.
To the children there, he's more than a janitor. He's a positive role model who has a warm heart.
"Almost the grandfather at school," said Meigs. "The kids like to give them hugs."
The students call the 83-year-old "Mr. John." He's worked for two schools during his 12 years with the district. About six of them were at Ithica Elementary and the rest of his time was spent at Sand Hill.
"These kids mean the world to me," Mr. John said. "I come here and try to clean their school and I try to do it right because I know germs and disease is out there."
The students and teachers at Sand Hill showed Mr. John how much he means to them on Friday.
"I was surprised to death," he said with a smile.
He was celebrated with "Mr. John Day". They draped him in a cape and gave him a crown. He had no clue what was about to happen.
"They told me to be here around 1:45," he said.
"Me and my friends were like, 'He's the king'," said Sand Hill third grader Eli Mays.
They handed him a basket and he walked down the hallway collecting cards from all the students as they chanted his name. His wife of 25 years was there. She was also in on the secret.
"I knew he was gonna cry," she said.
"I love it, glad to be here," he said.
Meigs said the beloved custodian has been having health issues and she tried to get him to retire in December.
"He said he wanted to try to wait and go out with the kids at the end of the school year," Meigs added.
And he did just that.
"The school is definitely a family to me," Mr. John said. "I love everyone of those teachers."
Since he is retiring, he will now get the chance to spend more time with his grandchildren. The teachers and the students said they just wanted to make sure Mr. John knows how much he really means to all of them.
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package node

import (
	"strings"

	"github.com/docker/cli/cli"
	"github.com/docker/cli/cli/command"
	"github.com/docker/cli/cli/command/formatter"
	"github.com/docker/cli/cli/command/idresolver"
	"github.com/docker/cli/cli/command/task"
	"github.com/docker/cli/opts"
	"github.com/docker/docker/api/types"
	"github.com/docker/docker/api/types/swarm"
	"github.com/pkg/errors"
	"github.com/spf13/cobra"
	"golang.org/x/net/context"
)

type psOptions struct {
	nodeIDs   []string
	noResolve bool
	noTrunc   bool
	quiet     bool
	format    string
	filter    opts.FilterOpt
}

func newPsCommand(dockerCli command.Cli) *cobra.Command {
	options := psOptions{filter: opts.NewFilterOpt()}

	cmd := &cobra.Command{
		Use:   "ps [OPTIONS] [NODE...]",
		Short: "List tasks running on one or more nodes, defaults to current node",
		Args:  cli.RequiresMinArgs(0),
		RunE: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error {
			options.nodeIDs = []string{"self"}

			if len(args) != 0 {
				options.nodeIDs = args
			}

			return runPs(dockerCli, options)
		},
	}
	flags := cmd.Flags()
	flags.BoolVar(&options.noTrunc, "no-trunc", false, "Do not truncate output")
	flags.BoolVar(&options.noResolve, "no-resolve", false, "Do not map IDs to Names")
	flags.VarP(&options.filter, "filter", "f", "Filter output based on conditions provided")
	flags.StringVar(&options.format, "format", "", "Pretty-print tasks using a Go template")
	flags.BoolVarP(&options.quiet, "quiet", "q", false, "Only display task IDs")

	return cmd
}

func runPs(dockerCli command.Cli, options psOptions) error {
	client := dockerCli.Client()
	ctx := context.Background()

	var (
		errs  []string
		tasks []swarm.Task
	)

	for _, nodeID := range options.nodeIDs {
		nodeRef, err := Reference(ctx, client, nodeID)
		if err != nil {
			errs = append(errs, err.Error())
			continue
		}

		node, _, err := client.NodeInspectWithRaw(ctx, nodeRef)
		if err != nil {
			errs = append(errs, err.Error())
			continue
		}

		filter := options.filter.Value()
		filter.Add("node", node.ID)

		nodeTasks, err := client.TaskList(ctx, types.TaskListOptions{Filters: filter})
		if err != nil {
			errs = append(errs, err.Error())
			continue
		}

		tasks = append(tasks, nodeTasks...)
	}

	format := options.format
	if len(format) == 0 {
		if dockerCli.ConfigFile() != nil && len(dockerCli.ConfigFile().TasksFormat) > 0 && !options.quiet {
			format = dockerCli.ConfigFile().TasksFormat
		} else {
			format = formatter.TableFormatKey
		}
	}

	if len(errs) == 0 || len(tasks) != 0 {
		if err := task.Print(ctx, dockerCli, tasks, idresolver.New(client, options.noResolve), !options.noTrunc, options.quiet, format); err != nil {
			errs = append(errs, err.Error())
		}
	}

	if len(errs) > 0 {
		return errors.Errorf("%s", strings.Join(errs, "\n"))
	}

	return nil
}

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Q: CPPREST SDK files not bundled when deploying app Got an Openframeworks app that relies on cpprestsdk, have installed cpprestsdk via brew on my Mac.
My App works correctly with cpprestsdk but when I go to run the app on another computer those libraries are not available.
How can I package them with the app so the app can be deployed on any Mac without installing via brew?


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