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Q: Add Commands to WinForms I got the following WinForm. How can I add commands to it?
The SamAccountName Field is for for the User/Group name. How do I catch this input?
The list shoud be a list with 2 entries:

*

*user

*group

This is the point where the user decides wether it's a group or a user and it would be awesome if I could somehow save that in a variable.
The search button should trigger the actual commands (a wildcard search for user or group).
$DataGridView1 should display the output of the executed commands.
The executed code would be: (User OR Groups is separated from the WinForms I'm not sure how to format it right)
User:
Get-ADUser -Filter "CN -like '*$find*' -or DisplayName -like '*$find*' -or Description -like '*$find*' -or DistinguishedName -like '*$find*' -or Mail -like '*$find*'" -Properties * |
    Sort-Object |
    Format-Table SamAccountName, DisplayName

Group:
Get-ADGroup -Filter "SamAccountName -like '*$find*'" -Properties * |
    Sort-Object |
    Format-Table SamAccountName, Description

Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms
[System.Windows.Forms.Application]::EnableVisualStyles()

$Form                            = New-Object system.Windows.Forms.Form
$Form.ClientSize                 = '692,401'
$Form.text                       = "Form"
$Form.TopMost                    = $false

$SamAccountName                  = New-Object system.Windows.Forms.TextBox
$SamAccountName.multiline        = $false
$SamAccountName.width            = 100
$SamAccountName.height           = 20
$SamAccountName.location         = New-Object System.Drawing.Point(20,30)
$SamAccountName.Font             = 'Microsoft Sans Serif,10'

$Search                          = New-Object system.Windows.Forms.Button
$Search.text                     = "button"
$Search.width                    = 60
$Search.height                   = 30
$Search.location                 = New-Object System.Drawing.Point(143,30)
$Search.Font                     = 'Microsoft Sans Serif,10'

$DataGridView1                   = New-Object system.Windows.Forms.DataGridView
$DataGridView1.width             = 675
$DataGridView1.height            = 250
$DataGridView1.location          = New-Object System.Drawing.Point(9,135)

$User                            = New-Object system.Windows.Forms.CheckBox
$User.text                       = "User"
$User.AutoSize                   = $false
$User.width                      = 95
$User.height                     = 13
$User.location                   = New-Object System.Drawing.Point(25,72)
$User.Font                       = 'Microsoft Sans Serif,10'

$Group                           = New-Object system.Windows.Forms.CheckBox
$Group.text                      = "Group"
$Group.AutoSize                  = $false
$Group.width                     = 95
$Group.height                    = 20
$Group.location                  = New-Object System.Drawing.Point(25,94)
$Group.Font                      = 'Microsoft Sans Serif,10'

$Form.controls.AddRange(@($SamAccountName,$Search,$DataGridView1,$User,$Group))

$Form.ShowDialog() | Out-Null

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4mm x 30mm Stainless Steel Self Tapping Pan Head Screws - approx 100.
These No.8 x 1 1/4" (4mm x 30mm) Stainless Steel Self Tapping Pan Head Screws are for use when fixing the Gutter and Downpipe Brackets. These are ideal for use in coastal areas where normal screws may suffer from salt corrosion.


The IMPACT Campaign: Scholarships that Make a Difference will build upon our mission statement by raising funds to help alleviate some of the financial concerns students and their families face today, along with securing the future of Adrian through legacy giving. While the overall dollar goal of the IMPACT Campaign has been surpassed, the addition of 200 new scholarships is still an active goal.
To date, the IMPACT Campaign has earned $13.2 million in donations and created 96 new scholarships for AC students and the Office of Development looks forward to working with our alumni and friends to reach 200 new scholarships by its scheduled completion in 2020.
The Renaissance II campaign is aimed to enhance academics at Adrian College in an effort to better prepare students for excellence in an ever-changing world. As such, changes continues here on the campus of Adrian College.
The current project within the Renaissance II campaign is to renovate and expand Mahan Hall, Center for Art and Interior Design. This facility will provide updated classrooms, conference rooms, photo/lighting lab spaces and the addition of a two-story gallery to the building.
Completed in 2014, a $13 million-dollar expansion and renovation project to Peelle and Jones Halls. The expansion houses several new biology and chemistry labs and a host of renovated classrooms for the use of the science and business programs. The new facilities aids one of Adrian College's newest 4+1 Master's programs: Industrial Chemistry. The Spencer Hall construction, one of the first major projects of Renaissance II, was completed in 2011 and now hosts several new classrooms and practice spaces.


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National Trust - Hunter & Newcastle Region
PO BOX 2151 Dangar 2309 NSW
Watt Street - An Illuminating History
The opening night of City Evolutions in Newcastle was a wonderful experience. People were out walking together with friends and family, appreciating the open space and enjoying the crisp winter solstice evening. The place was alive with thousands of people wandering up and down the street; it had a very different feel to it, something I hadn't experienced there before. As I walked up Watt Street certain images triggered all sorts of stories I had read about the streets history. A chain of visions during the night reminded me how rich and diverse history of Newcastle's first street was. The first thing to kindle my imagination was a friend pointing to the night sky and saying "Lycett's moon is on its way", there it was, right on cue during the official ceremony, the moon ready to appear, as if Lycett was lifting the curtain on opening night.
Lycett's Moon
Former David Maddison building
The strong community presence gave a different feel to Watt Street. People walking and talking together at the City Evolutions event made me think about how many others in the past had spent time in the street, what other events had taken place there. Convicts, Commandants and Government dignitaries have walked this street, and many parades and demonstrations have taken place there. We have simply forgotten what has transpired in Watt Street and the City Evolutions event is a great opportunity to tell some of these stories.
During the nineteenth century Watt Street was a popular place for marches and processions. In 1861 the volunteer Artillery and Rifle Corps participated in the annual Anniversary Day regatta held on Newcastle harbour. Assembling on the parade ground at the top of Watt Street then firing a salute from one of the guns before marching down the hill to the regatta. There was a strong public presence to watch the grand display. The old parade ground at the former military barracks (James Fletcher Hospital) was used for numerous public events and rallies. The Miners Union in 1874 organised a meeting and 'grand procession and demonstration'.
"Two thousand miners, headed by four bands of music, marched through the town to the hill, where a concourse of people, to the number of about five thousand, assembled."
Other demonstrations were associated with health and wellbeing of inhabitants. In 1895 there was a 'Hospital Demonstration' to raise funds for the hospital and Benevolent Society. The procession was a mile in length and the meeting urged all to join a 'friendly society and provide against sickness and distress'.
The old Council Chambers a reminded of the long association the street has had with official authority and the first seat of government.
Seeing the Hunter Blood Bank so vibrant with its life-size mascot (drop of blood) having fun with the youngsters reminded me of the health history of the street. The Royal Newcastle Hospital used to be just around the corner, and the lengthy association Watt Street has had with mental health care is remarkable. The former David Maddison building also reflecting the significant history of health, Maddison was an innovator of mental health care and helped implement radical and new approaches to medical education in NSW. He was Dean of Medicine at University of Newcastle. The building is the perfect canvas to show historical images.
On the opening night, out of the corner of my eye I could see what looked like ghosts dressed in night dresses, about ten of them lined up ready to march down the hill. The scene reminded me of the story of the riotous girls in the 1860s who were marched from the Industrial Girls School at the top of Watt Street to the Lock Up in Hunter Street. Over many years the girls had maintained a steady series of disturbances and were described as a 'little volcano slumbered'. Many riots took place and one evening girls armed with iron bedsteads broke through dormitory doors and got away over fences, thirteen of them were re-captured and marched in groups of four to the lockup. The story of the girls adds to the list those who have marched along Watt Street.
However the people dressed up for opening night were not what I thought, instead they were zombies, adding different dimension, bringing a street back to life!
The City Evolutions is wonderful for the city. It is not only a creative and artistic event, but a cultural heritage event that has been inspired by history. The event brings to life a street full of business, commerce and history, something that also occured one hundred years ago.
"The city was gaily illuminated tonight, practically all the business-houses presenting displays of coloured electric lights" (1911)
"The City Illuminated- a Huge Bonfire." The Sydney Morning Herald, Friday 23 June 1911, 14.
"Volunteer Movement", Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday 29 January 1861."Miner's Procession to Asylum Grounds and Demonstration There." Sydney Morning Herald, 23 March 1874.
"Hospital Demonstration." The Sydney Morning Herald, 30 September 1895.
Photographs by Ann Hardy
Photograph of 'Lycett's moon' by Gionni di Gravio.
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Newcastle and the Hunter is a significant area of NSW and the second oldest city in Australia. Our cultural heritage is increasingly under threat and unfortunately the Hunter does not always gain the support needed to protect heritage places. For this reason this blogspot has been established not only to raise community awareness of heritage conservation issues, but to also publicise and promote events organised by local National Trust members and the three historic homes managed by the Trust. These are:- Tomago House, Grosmann House & Miss Porters House
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Stanislav Pozdnyakov: "The sports industry needs highly qualified specialists with practice-oriented knowledge and out-of-the-box thinking"
Today, Stanislav Pozdnyakov made a working trip to Sochi where he presented diplomas to graduates of the Russian International Olympic University (RIOU). The head of the ROC also visited the federal sport base "Yug Sport" where he met with athletes set to participate in the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo.
At RIOU, Stanislav Pozdnyakov took part in the ceremony of presenting diplomas to the graduates of the Master of Sport Administration (MSA) and Master of Sport Management programs. Amongst the graduates, there were scholarship holders from the Russian Olympic Committee and the Russian Olympians Foundation – winners and prize-winners of the Olympic Games and other major international competitions.
Recall that the Master of Sport Management program was developed specifically by order of the Russian Olympic Committee for athletes who, after finishing their athletic careers, intend to work in the field of physical culture and sports, as well as for all those who would like to become successful and in-demand sports administrators in the sports sphere.
Stanislav Pozdnyakov:
– The Russian International Olympic University has long been the hallmark of Olympic education all over the world. The sports industry today needs highly qualified professionals with practice-oriented knowledge and out-of-the-box thinking. The Russian Olympic Committee has developed a separate program to support the All-Russian Sports Federations. As part of this program, offered at the RIOU, we will train specialists in the field of anti-doping, international relations, jurisprudence and other in-demand areas. We are deeply invested in having highly-qualified experts who know what they are doing in the national sports federations. It is with great pleasure that I congratulate all graduates for their accomplishments! Be healthy and successful!
The ceremony was also attended by the Rector of the RIOU, Academician of the Russian Academy of Education Professor Lev Belousov, Secretary General of ANOC, IOC member Gunilla Lindberg, Secretary General of the Russian Paralympic Committee, President of the All-Russian Federation of Sports for Persons with PAD, five-time Paralympic champion Andrei Strokin, three-time Olympic champion Alexander Karelin, executive director of the Russian Olympians Foundation Alexander Katushev, among others.
Afterwards Stanislav Pozdnyakov visited the Southern Federal Center for Sports Training "Yug Sport." The head of the ROC examined the facilities of the center and held talks with its director Mikhail Dremov discussing the possibility of opening a branch of the ROC Innovation Center at "Yug Sport" in the near future. The head of the ROC also met with coaches and athletes from the list of candidates aiming to become members of the ROC Team for participation in the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo and Beijing.
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New Year greetings from ROC President
The President of the Russian Olympic Committee extended New Year greetings to athletes, coaches, specialists, sports leaders, fans, and all representatives of the large Olympic family!
Russian Olympic movement news 20 December 2021
Sofya Velikaya re-elected as Chair of the ROC Athletes' Commission
On December 20, the first meeting of the ROC Athletes' Commission in the renewed composition took place. During the meeting, the Chair of the Commission and Deputies were elected and the work plan for 2022 was approved.
Stanislav Pozdnyakov met with the delegation of NOC Senegal
On December 15, a working meeting between the President of the Russian Olympic Committee Stanislav Pozdnyakov and a delegation of the National Olympic Committee of Senegal took place. The delegation was headed by the President of NOC Senegal, Member of the IOC Mamadou Diagna Ndiaye. The President of the International Sambo Federation (FIAS) Vasily Shestakov also took part in the meeting.
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Large Anteroom
Alexander Apartments & Red Salon
The Alexander Apartments were used by Empress Elisabeth for dinners and receptions.
The Alexander Apartments
The Alexander Apartments were used by Empress Elisabeth for dinners and receptions. Accessed via the Alexander Staircase, they consisted of a vestibule, Dining Room, Large Salon, the Boucher Room and the Small Anteroom. This suite of rooms is named after a tapestry cycle depicting the heroic exploits of Alexander the Great which once graced the white and gold panelling. These richly decorated apartments were designed in 1764 by Nikolaus Pacassi for Joseph II on his election as Roman King in the same year, when he was deemed to need apartments of his own with appropriate stately décor.
From 1916 to 1918 the last Austrian emperor, Karl I, had his official rooms here but hardly ever used them as he was mostly at army headquarters in Baden or at the front.
Red Salon (Boucher Room)
The decoration of this room with its eighteenth-century tapestries from the Gobelin manufactory in Paris is the epitome of princely magnificence. These tapestries were a gift from the French king Louis XVI to his brother-in-law Emperor Joseph II, when the latter was visiting Versailles in 1777. Joseph's sister Marie Antoinette had married the French dauphin seven years previously, at the age of fourteen. The marriage had however remained childless. On his visit Joseph had a private conversation with his brother-in-law, details of which remain vague. Nonetheless, very soon afterwards the queen found she was with child, and in gratitude the royal couple heaped valuable gifts on Joseph, including these tapestries. The tapestries are highly decorative in their effect, with the medallions at their centres based on paintings by Francois Boucher. The upholstery of the armchairs, canapés as well as the tapestries covering the firescreen and screen were also made in the Manufacture des Gobelins between 1772 and 1776. In contrast to other European princely residences, here tapestries were used to suggest the wealth and standing of the dynasty, a tradition that was regarded as outdated elsewhere in Europe.
Next to: Dining Room
Emperor´s Staircase
Trabant Guards Room
Audience Waiting Room
Audience Chamber
Large Salon
Small Saloon
Dressing & Exercise Room
Lavatory and Bathroom
Bergl Room
Large Salon of Empress Elisabeth
Small Salon of Empress Elisabeth


Martin Boehm is the Dean and Professor of Marketing at IE Business School in Madrid. He previously served as the Dean of Programs, the Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies at IE University and the Associate Dean of the Master in Management at IE Business School.
Martin's intellectual interests center on Customer Management. His research provides managerial implications on how to build profitable and long-lasting customer relationships. His primary concern is to quantify the impact of various customer management activities on a customer's lifetime value – the net present value of the stream of future profits expected over a customer's lifetime. At the same time, he develops analytical models to estimate or approximate a customer's lifetime value. As a consultant he works primarily with firms in the financial services industry to provide them with a roadmap for growth.
Martin is teaching across IE's Master in Management, MBA, Executive MBA, and PhD programs. Prior to joining the IE Business School faculty, he studied International Business at Reutlingen University of Applied Sciences and received a Master of Business Administration from the Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship. He completed his academic education with a Doctorate in Marketing which he obtained from the Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University in Frankfurt.


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Barcelo Occidental at Xcaret Destination
Book your private transportation from Cancun Airport to Playa del Carmen:
You might want to check: Cancun Airport to Playa del Carmen
The 5-star Occidental at Xcaret Destination Hotel in the heart of the Riviera Maya is a balanced combination of nature and culture, and an all-inclusive resort with an exclusive offer of state-of-the-art rooms, services and facilities.
This impressive complex has natural river formations, 5 swimming pools, dolphinarium with daily visits and a private bay with soft white sand.
Located near the archaeological park Xcaret, which offers a great day for the family, with more than 40 cultural attractions and exhibitions on the art and tradition of Mexico.
How far is Barcelo Occidental at Xcaret Destination Playa del Carmen from the Cancun Airport?
Barcelo Occidental at Xcaret Destination is 55.8 Km from the Cancun Airport.
How long does it take to get to Barcelo Occidental at Xcaret Destination in Playa del Carmen from the Cancun Airport?
When traveling to Playa del Carmen you need to go thru the Cancun Airport which is about 45 minutes from the city of Playa del Carmen in the middle of the Riviera Maya.
You also need to go thru Playa del Carmen if you are going to Cozumel when arriving to the Cancun Airport. You need to take the ferry from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel which takes about 30 minutes to cross leaving every hour and it's first come first served.
When going to Playa del Carmen from the Cancun Airport, the best way to get there is with a Private Transportation booked prior to Arrival. Cancun Airport Transportation to Playa del Carmen can be provided in different features:
Cancun Airport Private Transportation. Transportation provided with vans directly from the Cancun Airport to Playa del Carmen, door to door, there are no stops (unless you desire).
Cancun Airport Luxury Transportation. Transportation provided with Luxury SUV's directly from the Cancun Airport to Playa del Carmen to your Hotel or Condo. The SUV's can be Suburban, Expedition, or similar.
Cancun Airport Group Transportation. Transportation provided with big vans that can take up to 16 people with luggage directly from the Cancun Airport to Playa del Carmen. Transportation is provided with Volkswagen Crafters or Mercedes Sprinters.


In this age of smart manufacturing, industry leaders have the power to reveal the operational secrets of every piece of equipment on the plant floor. But for many small and mid-sized companies, this insight has remained out of reach. Until now.
Twenty-first century manufacturing is really a kind of sci-fi dream come true. Today's industry is absolutely brimming with fancy new gadgets and technological miracles designed to serve one purpose: make better products.
And make them faster and cheaper than ever before.
The one key trick to accomplishing that goal, of course, is to create a system that ensures all your equipment is performing perfectly and predictably—that the plant is up, that the machines are accurate, and that all of these expensive assets are doing their jobs exactly as they are supposed to do them.
This should be easy. Manufacturers have a world of analytics at their disposal to serve this end. They have a swarm of cheap, sophisticated sensors ready to monitor everything they need. They have smart tools and Internet-connected everythings. They even have the power to track the use of hand tools on the other side of the globe in real time. It's the future. It's amazing.
With all that, surely there are no blind spots left. Surely everything is illuminated and clear all the way across the floor, right?
Despite all of the progress the industry has made, he says, there are still giant blind spots. Machines are still running out of spec, equipment is still breaking down, and plants are still losing productivity.
It's a problem, he believes, rooted in maintenance.
These plants are still operating in what Wright terms a "reactive" mode. They chase problems across the plant only after they occur, sending out maintenance workers and experts, wrenches in hand, to diagnose problems with equipment only after they have stopped working—when it is already too late.
This is a very 20th century mindset that still maintains a stronghold in 21st century plants.
"The overall goal here is get away from reactive and more toward preventative maintenance—and more than that, even, toward proactive maintenance," Wright says.
Now, preventative maintenance isn't a new thing. The idea behind it—performing regular maintenance on machines before they break so they won't break—is probably as old as manufacturing itself.
It's at least old enough now to have some pretty concrete calculations of its value.
According to Fluke—which manufacturers a range of products designed to diagnose equipment issues before they happen—a good preventative maintenance program can increase productivity between 35 and 45%, while reducing maintenance costs between 25 and 30%.
via "Application Note: Applying handheld test tools to predictive maintenance"
In an industry scrambling to shave fractions of percentages off cycle times and productivity losses, these are gigantic, preposterous numbers.
If we connect this old idea of preventative maintenance to all of the tools and tricks of today's smart manufacturing environment, the solution to all of this should be simple: Just connect your machines, lean on analytics, and reroute your maintenance workers to keep machines running.
It doesn't seem like it should be an issue anymore. But, as Wright notes, at least half of his clients are still in the dark.
So the big question is: what is causing this gap to persist?
Weishung Liu is in the perfect position to answer this.
As a product planner for Fluke Connect, Liu is responsible for uncovering the hidden needs of the market and then help design new products to meet them.
"My role here is to understand what the customer needs to do their jobs better, faster, smarter," she explains.
For Fluke, of course, this inevitably comes back to the preventative maintenance issue. So the hidden issue Liu is out to solve is the same as ours—with all of the tools at our disposal, why aren't manufacturers monitoring their equipment?
She thinks she has an answer: Fixed sensors.
And that makes sense. If productivity is tied directly to these machines, then the investments have to be made.
But focusing on those key pieces leaves a lot in the dark. All of those motors, switchgear, transformers, pumps, and other tier II assets stretching across the plant may not show up high on the criticality list, but they can do some real damage when they go down.
The problem here, Liu's research finds, is that monitoring this equipment can be difficult, expensive work.
To that point, she highlighted an example of one of the companies she researched. The facility recently installed 50 fixed sensors on some of these lower-criticality pieces in an effort to build a stronger predictive or proactive maintenance program. It was a solid move toward world class operations, but a costly one.
The other problem was the IT issue.
So, a lot of bureaucracy and a lot of money. And there, she realized, she had the reason for the maintenance gap.
She also had her roadmap for a solution.
For Liu and her Fluke Connect team, the answer to this puzzle came in the form of a suite of connected products called Fluke Condition Monitoring. The line includes a host of Fluke equipment—a whole range sensors, probes, and clamps that can monitor everything from voltages and currents to power and temperature—plus a gateway device to send all of that data to the cloud and the Fluke Connect software to link it all together and translate it into actionable intelligence.
The system allows manufacturers to deploy a fleet of low-cost sensors wirelessly throughout the plant to monitor equipment and send vital data to any worker with a computer or smartphone. Basically, it brings these lower-level assets up to the 21st century.
The real differentiator for this product, Liu says, is that the system uses semi-fixed or portable sensors, rather than the more invasive permanent installations used on critical equipment. This means the devices can be installed quickly and easily on any motor, drive, or tier II asset and be connected without much IT interference at all.
Taken on its face, it looks like the answer to the maintenance gap question.
In the process, though, it may unlock even more potential.
The Fluke Condition Monitoring system is just entering the market now, but it has already raised the prospect of some serious—and important—disruption in the maintenance space.
The system is enabling companies to not only bring their non-critical machines up to 21st century standards, but is allowing a whole new market to explore the power and benefits of the technology.
In this light, the manufacturing industry might be out of excuses. The technology is all there, ready to be deployed, ready to shed light on all of these operational blind spots and bring productivity up to today's smart expectations. All that's left is to rally the maintenance culture behind it and bring these processes into the future.


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Q: PyMC3 select data within model for switchpoint analysis I am generating a time series that has a drastic change in the middle.
import numpy as np

size = 120
x1 = np.random.randn(size)
x2 = np.random.randn(size) * 4
x = np.hstack([x1, x2])

This series of x looks like this:

The goal is now to use PyMC3 to estimate the posterior distribution of the time when the change occurred (switchpoint). This should occur around the index 120. I've used the following code;
from pymc3 import Model, Normal, HalfNormal, DiscreteUniform
basic_model = Model()

with basic_model:
    mu1 = Normal('mu1', mu=0, sd=10)
    mu2 = Normal('mu2', mu=0, sd=10)
    sigma1 = HalfNormal('sigma1', sd=2)
    sigma2 = HalfNormal('sigma2', sd=2)
    tau = DiscreteUniform('tau', 0, 240)

    # get likelihoods
    y1 = Normal('y1', mu=mu1, sd=sigma1, observed=x[:tau])
    y2 = Normal('y2', mu=mu2, sd=sigma2, observed=x[tau:])

Doing this gives an error that I cannot use tau to slice the array. What would be the approach to solve this in PyMC? It seems like I'll need the slicing to be done by something stochastic in PyMC.

A: Turns out PyMC3 has a switch model. Let t be the variable for time.
import pymc3 as pm
basic_model = pm.Model()

with basic_model:
    mu1 = pm.Normal('mu1', mu=0, sd=10)
    mu2 = pm.Normal('mu2', mu=0, sd=10)
    sigma1 = pm.HalfNormal('sigma1', sd=2)
    sigma2 = pm.HalfNormal('sigma2', sd=2)
    switchpoint = pm.DiscreteUniform('switchpoint', t.min(), t.max())

    tau_mu = pm.switch(t >= switchpoint, mu1, mu2)
    tau_sigma = pm.switch(t >= switchpoint, sigma1, sigma2)

    y = pm.Normal('y1', mu=tau_mu, sd=tau_sigma, observed=x)


Well that was... an idea...: Door!
A few months back, though, the door began rubbing in its frame more and more. Mishandling (slamming) didn't help things and the situation got worse. I took a look at the frame and found a couple of things. First, there are at least three different types of screws in the hinges, indicating it was patched over time and probably not in the best way.
Second, the door stop was adjusted at some point and when it was reattached to the frame - with just a screw or two - it wasn't properly lined up.
Straightening the stop was an easy fix, and it made it a bit easier to close the door. But it was still rubbing, and getting worse. The top hinge was the worst culprit, and I tried a temporary solution of tightening the screws as far as they'd go. This helped, but was definitely temporary - and more slamming worsened the problem quickly. Soon, the screw holes - already over-wide and partly stripped from the patch jobs - weren't holding the threads and the door was essentially leaning on two hinges.
Talking with several friends and carpenters the diagnosis wasn't great - while some were more than willing to help make it happen, we were talking about replacing an entire side of the door frame. It would be time intensive. With expert friends, it might not cost too much, but it would still be a pretty big project.
Fortunately I emailed one other friend to confirm the diagnosis - O.T. emailed right back with a quick, simple, cheap fix he's found extremely effective: chopsticks. Worth a try, he said, before getting into a costly, big repair.
1) Pull one screw at a time. Push in a chopstick as far as it'll go, mark off.
2) Cut the stick - heavy kitchen shears worked for me. Because of the thickness of the hinges, I clipped at least 1/4" shorter than my mark - cutting short in this situation is fine - cutting too long will just screw you over since it'll be hard to pull the chopstick back out.
3) O.T. said wood glue couldn't hurt - I used it on about half of the sticks, just a quick coat on two sides.
4) Put the shortened stick all the way in (use another chopstick to firmly seat it). If you used wood glue, you might as well wait a little while for the glue to dry. Otherwise, just put the screw back in - I felt immediate results with the hinge tightening back into place.
Doing this repair is pretty easy, but it only works if the screw holes are at least the diameter of the chopstick. Doors are often hung with heavier screws, so you'll probably be fine - I would have been very reticent to drill out the holes if the chopsticks didn't fit.


God bless blessings to you! I started my healing a little while back and I improved so much in so little time. I'll never forget how your words, thru Christ, healed me and made the impact I needed to hear in order to change myself for the better. One day I'm gonna make a trip out there to share my experience w you guys. I love what you do and the way you preach is so up to date with whats going on in the world. You break it down brother. Thanks for your help! God has blessed me but sometimes we need to know there are people that are still good and willing to help others and it makes all the difference. Thank you so much for your words of wisdom and I really appreciate your works! Been thru a lot, heard a lot and was always the shepherd of my family but we all have our falls and man, you just never know who its gonna be or which words are going to help you, but yours made me jump start again. If only I can tell you all I been thru physically, mentally and spiritually you'd be shocked. But, since you sparked my brain and soul again I quit smoking, exercise regularly, put down all my talents and gave up my life to the Lord in exchange for Him to use me as HIS vessel. I will only pick up my talents for HIM. I don't even care about my art music etc., its all about JESUS and helping others. Thank you so much. I will be out there someday. Until then God Bless and stay on the good path!


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Q: UNITY 3D - Camera perspective shows objects moving the wrong way while following some guides to make an object move, I have this issue.
So, all objects on the scene are 0, 0, 0, on rotation except for the camera. The camera, then is  0, 180, 0. The script says - for a object to move to the left
:
void Update () {
    transform.Translate(Vector3.left * (ScrollSpeed * Time.deltaTime));//access transform component and moves it left by 20 times the frame rate
}

So technically it moves left, but the camera perspective is at 180 degrees to look at the game from the front. So is my only solution to rotate the platform on Y to match the perspective to make it in reverse so when working on things I dont have to keep using negative numbers to do the opposite of the actual scene?

A: Instead of using Vector3 static variables which are define in the world space, you can use the transform of the Camera, so the moving directions are depending on the Camera. That is to say in your case:
void Update () {
    transform.Translate(
    -Camera.main.transform.right * (ScrollSpeed * Time.deltaTime));
}

Notice the - in front of Camera.main.transform.right, the opposite of the right direction is the left direction ;-)
If you have several Cameras in your scene, use a reference to the Camera you want instead of Camera.main

A: I found the issue.
So the original scene itself was 0, 0, 0, but I needed to play the scene -180 on the Y axis and face the camera at 0, 0, 0, this way the only thing rotated is the design of the background.


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We have a Dog and Cat Rehabilitation Center open in East Patchogue, NY. Cats and Dogs are not kept in cages, they live in an open environment. We have special need adults come visit and work with the cats, we train our therapy animals there, and we use the space to rehabilite abused, neglected, and shelter animals.
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We believe families should stay together. Through this program, we will provide assistance to pet families in their time of need so they can stay together. All too often pets are surrendered to rescue groups due to lack of training knowledge, a natural disaster, or a financial set back.
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We are currently working with the Maasai through the MAGSA-Outreach program. A tribe of the Maasai is looking to improve their resources to care for their domesticated animals. Chief Joseph Ole Tipanko leads a tribe of over 5000 people. Joseph is the president of the MAGSA-OUTREACH which draws its members from Ntashat, an area with economic and social problems some 40 km outside of Nairobi. He believes that animals provide so much to his people and they should be treated with respect and love. They do not have proper access to veterinary care, which causes illness amongst their animals AND their tribal members. Our goal is to help them set up a solid system of consistent care and the skills to train their domesticated dogs to do more for the community.
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Propelling discoveries with molecular imaging
(Nanowerk News) The 7th annual meeting of the World Molecular Imaging Society, which just concluded in Seoul, Korea, highlighted new discoveries in molecular imaging during 180 oral presentations and more than 650 scientific poster presentations from world-renowned institutions from around the globe.
"WMIS is based on innovation, imagination and integration. Our members are inventing and combining strategies that drive scientific investigation and we are creating paradigm shifts in the understanding of biological systems," said WMIS President Dr. Jason Lewis (Emily Tow Jackson Chair, Memorial Sloan Kettering).
This multidisciplinary research covers developments of imaging technologies and chemical probes, which spans the study of cells and animal models, to critical "first-in-human" studies that are impacting clinical care. Exemplifying the high creativity brought to molecular imaging by scientists from many research disciplines and from around the world, highlights of key research presented at the World Molecular Imaging Congress include:
Hybrid Imaging to Monitor Blood Oxygenation in the Brain: An innovative method that combines ultrasound imaging with optical imaging has been developed by Dr. Vasilis Ntziachristos, Daniel Razansky and their colleagues at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, in Tübingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. This hybrid imaging method is designed to track changes in blood oxygenation in the brain, which has profound implications for assessing treatment outcomes in brain cancer and neurological diseases.
Nanoparticle Drug Delivery for Targeted Therapy: Nanoparticle technologies and drug development efforts have been combined to create a new method that can "light up" a tumor for detection with optical imaging. This method also uses light to cause a drug to become active only in the tumor tissue, which can spare surrounding normal tissues from being affected by potentially toxic drugs. This combined therapeutic, diagnostic, and theranostic study was presented by Dr. Xing Bengang and his colleagues at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
Fiber Optics Support Non-invasive Detection of Lung Infections: Late-breaking results from Dr. Uwe Himmelreich and his colleagues at the University of Leuven in Belgium demonstrated how a fiber optic bundle can be used to non-invasively detect microscopic fungal infections within the lungs. The early detection of lung infections can clearly lead to improved treatment options and faster recovery.
"We are committed to bringing key technologies that enable the study of biology in the complexity of living systems to the greater scientific community, and to advancing the imaging tools that will help patients who suffer from the most devastating diseases. Disseminating knowledge on the development and deployment of new tools and technologies on a global scale is the aim of WMIS and we work with our international colleagues to ensure that our voice reflects the advances taking place around the world," stated Dr. Christopher Contag (WMIS President-Elect, Professor at Stanford University).
Gold Medal Award Recognizes Pioneering Work in Hyperpolarized MRI
For pioneering work in the field of hyperpolarized MRI, for the introduction of new and novel hyperpolarizable agents with biological significance, and for advancing the applications of these agents for in vivo diagnosis in humans, the World Molecular Imaging Society bestowed the Gold Medal Award to three outstanding research teams. The Gold Medal Award is jointly made to UCSF Professors Nelson, Kurhanewicz and Vigneron, GE-Amersham Professors Golman and Ardenkjaer-Larsen, and University of Cambridge Professor Brindle and colleagues. The WMIS Gold Award winners were recently featured in an article in Molecular Imaging.
"While the field of hyperpolarized MRI has exploded over the past decade, the Gold Medal winners have led the way in identifying novel biologically relevant compounds that can be exploited by this technology," Dr. Zaver Bhujwalla (John Hopkins University), who chaired the WMIS Gold Medal committee, said. "There is a great unmet need for more precise and versatile molecular imaging technologies, and the development of such means would have an enormous public-health impact. Hyperpolarized MRI is an emerging technology with the unique capacity to image a large variety of metabolic processes in near real-time in vivo and in 3D. The WMIS is leading the effort to educate the scientific community about the advantages of this technology, both pre-clinically and clinically."
Young Investigator Award Recognizes Next Generation Researchers
The World Molecular Imaging Congress proudly recognizes the outstanding commitment to research and endeavor of the next generation of researchers with the 2014 Young Investigator Award. Honoring distinction in his work based on the quality of the science and the clarity of presentation, the 2014 Young Investigator Award was presented to Florian C. Maier, Werner Siemens Imaging Center, Department of Preclinical Imaging and Radiopharmacy, Eberhard Karls University Tübingen, Germany for his work entitled "Quantification of cerebral β-amyloidosis and rCBF with PET/MRI at 7 T and high-resolution µMRI at 16.4 T in APP23 mice".
Two young investigators were also recognized as finalists for the 2014 award: Ines R. Violante of IBILI, Faculty of Medicine, University of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal for the paper entitled "GABA alterations in patients with Neurofibromatosis type 1: a multimodal 11C-Flumazenil PET and MRS study" and Olga Volotskova, Radiation Oncology, School of Medicine, Stanford University, for her research entitled, "Cerenkov Radiation Energy Transfer (CRET) by Gold Nanoclusters as a Novel Strategy for Tumor Imaging and Delineation".
Source: World Molecular Imaging Society


The Year of Zayed couldn't accept been added appropriate for the citizens and association of the UAE. It won't be a amplitude to say that it was the year the nation outshone itself. KhalifaSat, the aboriginal absolutely Emirati-made accessory aerial off, women were empowered to get their fair allotment of seats in the UAE parliament, overstaying expats got their fines waived beneath the acceptable absolution scheme, we abstruse the amount (and certainty) of VAT, and Louvre Abu Dhabi opened its doors.
The videos and photos went viral. Men and women clad in identical jumpsuits were hugging, tears acutely visible. The ages was October and the affecting scenes apparent a celebrated day for the UAE. A accomplishment that was, absolutely literally, out of this world. KhalifaSat, the UAE's aboriginal 100 per cent Emirati-made satellite, aerial off into space. In a year that saw the UAE go from analytical amplitude charlatan to client of one of the best avant-garde Earth ascertainment satellites, the blood, diaphoresis and tears of the 70 Emirati engineers from the Mohammed Bin Rashid Amplitude Centre who fabricated the accessory were acclaimed beyond the country that day.
Happy 100th birthday, Sheikh Zayed!
A 100 years ago in Abu Dhabi's Qasr Al Hosn, the address was appear of the youngest of four sons of the emirate's cardinal Al Nahyan family: Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. To mark that occasion, 2018 was declared the Year of Zayed. Remembered as "the man who angry the arid green", the year saw bodies of all ages, nationalities, and faiths appear calm to booty allotment in a alternation of contest that honoured his memory. Amid others, there was a behemothic mural of his face fabricated out of aboriginal aid boxes, and alike our actual own KT staffer put calm a arresting account of the founding father's face application Dh3 amateur in old money.
Getting the burghal alive already again, the Dubai Fitness Claiming alternate for a added year in 2018. The 30-minute agreement to get alive for 30 canicule saw association of altered ages and anatomy types get involved. The chargeless sessions beyond the burghal brought with it a faculty of activity for exercise. The claiming assured its added copy with added than one amateur bodies accepting on board.
It was a anniversary moment for the UAE. The world's bigger calm affair park, Warner Bros Apple Abu Dhabi, opened its doors to the accessible on July 25. Batman, Bugs Bunny and The Flintstones came to life, amid others, and it has aback become the ultimate amphitheater for both adults and kiddies.
The acknowledgment of 2019 actuality alleged the 'Year of Tolerance' apparent a time of absorption in 2018. But rather than artlessly allege of the 180 altered nationalities here, the UAE, a country based on Muslim values, set abreast plots of acreage to let others practise their beliefs. From the Hindu Temple in Bur Dubai to St Mary's Catholic Church in Oud Mehta, all faiths and religions are respected.
It was the account that pricked the aerial of parents beyond Dubai; a benumb on academy charge fees for the 2018/19 bookish year. The Dubai Executive Council issued a charge banning all clandestine educational organisations from accretion their charge fees. The reason? To abate the banking accountability on parents. The advertisement was fabricated aloof weeks afore schools bankrupt up for the summer vacation. Parents accustomed the budgetary respite.
In September, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan accustomed in Abu Dhabi on his way aback from his countdown adopted cruise as PM – to Saudi Arabia, breadth he was offered a $6 billion bailout to abstain off an bread-and-butter crisis aback home. "The UAE and Pakistan accept actual abutting ties at all levels and are alive carefully at this important moment as well," said Information Minister Fawad Chaudhary, who was a allotment of the appointment that visited the UAE. And aloof a day ago, the UAE too appear it would drop Dh11 billion in the State Bank of Pakistan.
Two years ago, the Emirati authorization ranked 27th in the all-around account of able passports. Now, it's cardinal one. UAE authorization holders can biking to 167 countries afterwards a visa, which is 84 per cent of the countries in the Authorization Index. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Minister of Adopted Affairs and International Cooperation, alleged it a accurate absorption of the bequest of Sheikh Zayed.
At the end of the year, UAE association were abashed by a 34-year-old Emirati's arresting affinity to the founding ancestor of the UAE, the backward Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. As pictures of the adolescent Emirati broadcast online, abounding wondered if he was some abroad about of the allegorical leader, and it was accessible to see why. His appearance were an astonishing match.
Expats were captivated as the UAE Cabinet accustomed a plan to acquiesce non-Emiratis to abide in the country afterwards retirement from 2019. Expats age-old 55 or aloft will be acceptable to defended a five-year retirement, if they accommodated assertive requirements. If you accept backdrop account at atomic Dh2 million, at atomic Dh1 amateur in savings, or an alive assets of added than Dh20,000 per month, you qualify. Additionally targeting the adolescent lot, Dubai Internet Burghal launched a new freelance admittance for bodies alive in the technology sectors too.
In November, 9-year-old Bana Nizar Hassan from Sudan became the aboriginal adolescent to accept a branch displace in Dubai. She's accomplishing fine. Bana accustomed the branch in October afterwards a five-hour continued anaplasty on a asleep developed accommodating from Abu Dhabi. Bana's anaplasty was done at Al Jalila Children's Speciality Hospital by a collective medical aggregation from Al Jalila Children's and Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Bloom Sciences (MBRU). Bana was on the account for a displace account for a continued time aback she had end-stage branch failure.
Motorists actuality would be the aboriginal to offload their woes about hours on end spent in traffic. But 2018 saw a big transformation about the city. Flyovers came up aloof as quick as assignment on them started, and key areas about boondocks are no best remarked as the bottleneck hotspots they already were. From the Sana altering abreast Karama, to Latifa bint Hamdan Street in Al Quoz, anchorage that already sat chock-o-block with cars during blitz hour now avowal a bland cartage flow. And added acceptable account is on the way. Dubai's Al Khawaneej breadth is activity to get bigger connected, RTA said this year. The plan is to assemble new anchorage extending 77km, which is allotment of a beyond 5-year plan to advance connectivity to residential areas.
There was abundant action about this priceless assignment of art advancing to Abu Dhabi. Salvator Mundi (the saviour of the world) was declared by bargain abode Christie's as the bigger analysis of the 21st century. The Guardian reported: "It depicts Jesus Christ captivation a clear orb in his larboard duke while adopting his appropriate in a action of benediction. At $450.3 million, it bankrupt the apple almanac for the best big-ticket painting awash at an auction, afterwards a 20-minute auction involving anonymous bidders". Nobody knew the absolute client initially but it was appear to be Badr bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Farhan al Saud, a affiliate of the Saudi aristocratic ancestors continuing in for the Louvre Abu Dhabi. French President Emmanuel Macron aftermost year opened the Louvre building in the UAE. We're agilely apprehension developments on this front.
Residential fires fabricated account in 2018. One that befuddled the accomplished association was the Baniyas alcazar blaze tragedy in October. It took the lives of eight associates of an Emirati family; a one-year old babyish was amid them. Association accustomed of the binding acute blaze anxiety arrangement to abstain home fires. The Ministry of Interior appear 'Hassantuk' would awning 4,00,000 homes beyond the country aural six years. It's a 24/7 arrangement to active the citizenry of the abode and the civilian defence.
The 9-5 account centre access to chump queries is no best acceptable enough. In October, Dubai took note. The Department of Finance appear it would relaunch the 'Day Afterwards Account Centres' action – alone this time for a abounding alive week. Over 1,100 Dubai government casework were accessible online-only for bristles canicule straight. The move aimed to accord consumers a nudge in the appropriate administration by auspicious them to about-face to acute channels instead of manned account centres. A acute transition, accustomed that the ambition is to see all government departments about-face absolutely paperless by 2021.
People waited months for this opportunity; some alike years. So in June, back the three-month UAE acceptance absolution was announced, it was a added adventitious for bags of residents, active illegally, to go home. From August 1 to October 31, the programme gave acceptance violators two options: Exit the country afterwards advantageous fines, adverse bastille time or accepting a ban, or adjust their cachet by accepting a new visa. Millions of dirhams in fines were waived off. Khaleej Times followed the account every footfall of the way. A mum-of-one, Hope, assuredly fabricated it home to Nigeria afterwards active illegally in the country for over a year with her adolescent daughter.
2018 may accept rung in a new year for us humans, but it additionally apparent a adventure to greener pastures for some of Dubai's long-staying four-legged, bristling and bristling residents. As the burghal acutely bid conge to one of its longest continuing attractions, the Dubai Zoo, during the end of 2017, it wasn't all frowns. But 2018 saw bodies army to the city's latest beastly haven, Dubai Safari, and it became home to abounding of the animals who resided at the 50-year-old zoo. If you're adventurous abundant to visit, it boasts the UAE's alone drive-through adipose and tiger exhibit. Also, a Komodo Dragon.
There was acceptable account for women in 2018. A battleground move from the President, His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, in December directed the country to bifold women representation in the Federal National Council (FNC). In 2019, women will represent 50 per cent of the seats in parliament, added than acceleration the accepted figure, which stands at 22.5 per cent. UAE women accept been decision-makers in the government and clandestine sector, but this new acknowledgment apparent a political about-face in the history of a country that is 47 years young. The footfall is accepted to actuate the UAE to the fourth position globally, on a account aggregate by the Inter-Parliamentary Union.
Bollywood was larboard in shock back the abrupt afterlife of Sridevi on February 24 fabricated headlines. Aloof canicule afterwards accessory a ancestors bells in Ras Al Khaimah, breadth video footage showed the admired extra in acceptable spirits, dancing and animated with guests, she was begin asleep in a bathtub at a Dubai hotel. As tributes caked in, alike India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi remarked at the loss. Declared as an amateur who affected the lives of millions, Khaleej Times bound realised the appulse of Sridevi's casual on the masses, none added so than admirers locally. KT reporters delivered hour by hour updates from the teams tasked with advancing her anatomy for repatriation, and canicule afterwards the tragedy, the Dubai Police appear the final account of afterlife as adventitious drowning, putting to bed any rumours of abhorrent play.
The UAE appear in December that pet abandonment is now amiss by law. The new legislation came at a appropriate point in the year, the blithe division back animals are generally able as presents, alone to be alone later. Beastly abundance organisations and association anon reacted to the news: "at last". Owners will now be fined or serve bastille time if begin accusable of poor diet and poor apartment conditions, amid added forms of beastly cruelty. The law prohibits the use of electroshock accessories (cattle prods) and aciculate accoutrement while administration animals to get them to move. Article Four defines the bloom and abstruse standards for barns, cages, and stables, advertence that they should be safe, sterile, and able for the species, gender, age, size, and weight of the animals. Administering growth-promoting drugs and steroids to beastly augment is illegal. Owners are responsible, the UAE said.
The aurora of 2018 in the UAE meant the afterlife of tax-free active in the country. The amount added tax (VAT) arrangement kicked in on January 1. The 5 per cent burden on the majority of appurtenances and casework meant an estimated Dh12 billion added into the government exchequer. For the accepted man, it meant coughing up an added bristles per cent back bistro out, bushing petrol or shopping. But VAT didn't accomplish a cavity on disposable assets because important sectors like healthcare, apprenticeship and acreage were exempted. Added GCC countries are anon to cycle out VAT.
There was no artifice this adventure in 2018. The tourist, the Lamborghini, and the whopping Dh170,000 in dispatch tickets. International media went crazy back Welsh tourist, Farah Hashi, racked up the behemothic fines afterwards demography to Dubai's anchorage in a affluence car. Reaching speeds in balance of 200kmph added than once, he bound acquainted the acrimony of his joy ride. In an absolute account with Khaleej Times, Hashi captivated his easily up adage he "didn't apprehension the cameras"; odd, because he was flashed 33 times in aloof four hours. Weeks later, he eventually paid off Dh117,000 in fines; accepting a tidy Dh50,000 in discounts from Dubai Cartage Police, afore aerial home with his appendage amid his legs. We're bold it was a assignment to all.
Skype is still banned in the UAE but some VoIP casework (Voice-over Internet Protocol) can work, alike admitting you accident articulation phishing and hacking. Etisalat and du both listed VoIP-based apps, Botim and C'me. The downside? You aloof accept to angle out a fee of Dh50 and Dh100 to 'legally' use the service.
We're headed into amplitude – and for 10 days, no less. In 2019, the aboriginal Emirati astronauts will lath a spacecraft, to acreage on the International Amplitude Station. The Rulers of the UAE bidding pride at the anticipation of the amplitude mission assuredly address fruit, a bald 12 years afterwards it was planned. Watch this space. Account will assuredly be made.


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I am Sophie.
by Corinne Shor
Corinne Shor
Experimental, Other
I AM SOPHIE is an exploration of identity in which YOU become the confidante to Sophie (formerly known as Kate). When Sophie leaves Paris for Minnesota to care for her sick father, her loved ones meet her authentic self for the first time! Will the world embrace Sophie? Can she embrace herself?
raised $12,606
for PRODUCTION
This play is written by & featuring a female over 35 (what??) in collaboration with a female director. In development for 2 years, the project has received feedback from a diversity of voices: different ages (8-80!), classes, race, gender, sexuality, & religion. Because we all ask, "Who am I?"
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ABOUT THE PLAY
Have you ever wondered what it might be like to re-invent yourself – to start over as someone else? I AM SOPHIE gives you a chance to sit courtside during one such adventure. You will join Sophie Carter on an existential, down the rabbit hole, adventure of self-discovery.
This piece aims to wake up your sleeping soul and remind you to go out and live life in whatever way feels best to you - others opinions be damned. That said, Sophie will soar to the highest heights and plummet to the lowest lows. But what journey of self discovery doesn't have that? Beauty and pain so often occur at the same exact time, don't they?
THE CREATION OF THE PLAY
It was by ruminating on the sorta kinda big questions of -
"Who am I?"
"Am I a fraud?"
"Who do I want to be?"
"How do we live our best life?"
and "How do we best use the time we have on Earth?" that I AM SOPHIE was born.
Writer / Actress Corinne Shor began with character improvisations in her weekly artist workshop. And little by little, petit à petit, Sophie and her whole world grew and took shape. In many ways, Sophie wrote this play. Corinne just took a back seat and went for the ride. That may sound a bit artsy fartsy but it holds truth. With the support and constant feedback from her fellow artists in the workshop, Sophie's story became a one person play. Then came the workshop production at The Hollywood Fringe Festival in 2017. At the Fringe, I AM SOPHIE was performed to sold out houses and it was clear something was resonating with audiences. Now, after continued development, adding lights, sound and a creative team we want to share this fully realized production with an even wider, more diverse audience.
THE GOAL & WHY THEATRE?
The goal of this production is to offer a very unique and intimate way to explore the topic of identity. To have it become a conversation. And because it is a theatrical experience, an instant, tangible connection forms between Sophie and her audiences. A rather urgent connection - knowing that theatre disappears as it happens. Never to be repeated in exactly the same way. But felt. And perhaps costing you something more than a film might as Sophie is standing right there, before you, raw and vulnerable and asking for your help navigating her life.
One of the most exciting aspects of your support would be to increase the reach of this show. This campaign will include a great marketing effort, a publicist, and more performances than previously held at the Fringe Festival. So hopefully, more beautiful minds in the seats meeting Sophie for the first time and then, hopefully, discussing an important topic over dinner with their friends after the show.
Your support is also giving a permission slip to artists to not wait - to just begin. If you have a story inside you that is aching to be told, tell it.
Now, the HOW TO SUPPORT SECTION ...
The PLEDGE option: This is the most concrete way to help the production of "I am Sophie." Click the MAKE A PLEDGE button and enter your desired donation. The costs add up quickly when producing a new play in Los Angeles so thank you for joining the experience! Make sure to also peruse the list of incentives for your generous donations.
The INFLUENCER option: Share the campaign link on social media - pick your favorite platform or post on all of them. This is vital to spreading the word. Like one big game of telephone! Here's the campaign link for sharing: www.seedandspark.com/fund/iamsophie
The SOLIDARITY option: Click the little BLUE FOLLOW button to the right. You will have to create an account & confirm the account but it really helps raise the visibility of "I am Sophie."
The GOLD STAR option: Do all 3! Pledge. Share on Social. Follow the campaign on Seed & Spark.
WHY SEED AND SPARK?
"I met Emily Best (founder of Seed & Spark) at a class on Crowdfunding during the Moving Arts Film Festival in Los Angeles. I found the entire experience overwhelming but SO MOTIVATING. Emily explained their mission for educating artists, teaching best practices in connecting with your audience and building a sustainable career. Seed & Spark truly seeks to empower unique voices. And, honestly, I got a bit teary sitting there in the dark theatre, the same theatre where I actually have my acting class each week, realizing not only did I want to push forward with this campaign but I specifically wanted to partner with Seed and Spark. And they just started allowing theatre campaigns on their platform which I think is fabulous. Because, like film, like all the arts, it is time for new voices and stories to be told."-Corinne Shor
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A NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR
What I remember most about seeing this play last summer (as part of the LA Fringe Festival) was the effect Sophie had upon the audience. Her honesty and radiance seemed to cast a spell over them. I remember looking around, and seeing people of different ages, shapes, genders and colors. I heard laughter, 'hmmms' and ahas! of recognition; I heard sniffles and weeping; I heard silence. I felt the audience transform like a Greek chorus, bearing witness to Sophie's quest for identity, while being reminded of their own.
As I drove home, I thought: 'who are we?' Really. When its all stripped away- the
stories, the things that divide us, the beliefs we cling to, who are we? Who am I?
When I got home, there was a story on 60 Minutes about The White Helmits- everyday people – heroes- rescuing others who get trapped beneath the after-rubble of bombings. Bombings designed to kill; industrialized by evil men. And I instantly felt sick and guilty. Did I just drive home thinking "Who am I?"!?! In the face of such horror and true heroism, did I just spend the day watching a play that allowed me the luxury to contemplate my "identity"?!
But just as quickly, I found myself getting defensive on behalf of Sophie's light, and angry at the dark powers that would try to extinguish such light. Her grief, her joy, her longing to belong IS in fact the human experience! The daily horrors we are faced with in this country and around the world, is NOT human. Therefore, finding our voice and power within this human experience is ultimately what matters the most.
Sophie is a light. The French Sophie. American Sophie. The Israeli Sophie. The Italian Sophie. The Islamic Sophie. The Nigerian Sophie. The Sudanese Sophie. The Palestinian Sophie. The Armenian Sophie……. …. Maybe we are ALL Sophie.
Just as Sophie gathered the theatre audience around her, maybe our collective Sophies can gather globally as more women step into their truth and power. Light is bright, infectious and real. It must stay lit, from deep inside, to cast away the dark.
This current telling of the play remains Corinne Shor's. It worked profoundly well in its original shape- sans set, sans lights, sans director. My only goal is to keep the light that is Sophie alive. And hope that it sparks your own inner Sophie. – Susan Angelo
Social Media Shout Out
Thank you! Now, it's time to shout your name from the digital rooftops!
Une Carte Postale De Paris!
First, you'll receive a social media shout out that you can share. Then, a personalized postcard from Paris! Oui. A digital and physical expression of thanks. Merci Beacoup!
Bonjour from Sophie!
You will receive a personalized video message from Sophie herself. And who knows - this could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship. Let's begin with bonjour.
+ Social Shout out & Postcard from Paris
Sophie's Petit Guide to Paris
In this special e-book, Sophie shares her favorite Paris streets to walk down, cafes to linger in, foods to savor and a few hidden delights. It's a chance to do a little armchair travelling while learning more about Sophie and the city of light. Ooh la la!
Minnesota Applause!
Even if you don't have to endure the long Minnesota winters yourself, these beauties will come in handy. Please accept them with a round of soft, warm applause. :) Oh fer cute.
Handmade mittens from Minnesota!
By Artist Aimee Jambor - Brainerd, Minnesota
Let's Put It In Writing.
WOW. I'm thanking you 100 times in my head right now. Give me a second .... ... ... okay. done. You will also receive special thanks in the program.
Includes: Social Media Shout Out, Postcard from Paris, Video Message from Sophie, and Sophie's Petit Guide to Paris
VIP Status. Right this way, please.
This is a big deal. Let me thank you with a reserved seat to the show and highlight your name in the program. You will also get a yummy french pastry when you arrive at the theatre. It may make other audience members envious, but hey, you're a VIP.
*Travel not included, but you can transfer your ticket to a friend if you are not in town.
Closing Night Champagne Party!
Let's celebrate! You will recieve a reserved seat to the final performance (9/2), your name highlighted in the program, french pastries upon arrival to the theatre AND you are invited to the closing night champagne party with cast & crew. Here's to you!
Travel not included, but you can transfer your ticket to a friend if you are not in town.
Producer and Patron of the Arts
It's official. You can add Producer & Patron of the Arts to your impressive list of titles.
This pledge includes all of the following incentives:
- Social Media Shout-Out
- Postcard from Paris
- Personalized Video Message from Sophie
- Sophie's Guide to Paris
- 2 Reserved seats to the show of your choice
- Your name highlighted in the program
- French pastry upon arrival at the theatre
- Invitation to closing night champagne party
AND - let's talk. Now that we are producing partners, perhaps there are other ideas and endeavors we could collaborate on in the future. Let's see if there is a creative adventure ahead for us. Meeting by phone or in-person.
Theatre Rental
10 performances in the newly renovated Pico Playhouse in Los Angeles, California.
Rehearsals in The Pico's upstairs studio and Tech Rehearsals in the theatre. Must Practice!
Director, Designers & Crew
The ah-mazing Director, Designers, Stage Manager, & Board Operator. It's all about collaboration!
Props & Set
Bring Sophie's world into being! Rentals via LA Stage Alliance Warehouse Co-Op. Few props purchased.
$550 to go
costs $550
Full houses always make for an extra special experience. Let's try for that! Inviting reviewers too.
Crowdfunding Materials
Tools to spread the word! Filming Pitch Video, Promotional Photography, Social Ads, & Incentives.
"Dress shabbily and they remember the dress; dress impeccably & they remember the woman."Coco Chanel
Actress, Writer, Producer
Thrilled to be making art I care about. Merci!
Susan Angelo (director) - Recent directing credits include The Chalk Garden (currently), The Royal Family; and the LA premiere of My Name Is Rachel Corrie at Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum, where she also co-created the theatre's Academy of the Classics and in-school programs, serving as its Education Director for many years. Other directing credits include Orange County Shakespeare's critically acclaimed multi-ethnic A Midsummer Night's Dream; Winter's Tale and Twelfth Night at The Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival and Summer and Smoke at CLU. Susan is a resident actress at both Theatricum and A Noise Within in Pasadena, where she has performed most of Shakespeare's ingénues and leading ladies, as well as many other classical roles, both comedy and tragedy. She has also performed at New York's Workshop, Blue Heron, and Signature Theatres, as well as regionally, including The Pittsburgh Public, Indiana Rep, Syracuse Stage, American Players Theatre, William Inge Theatre and The Shakespeare Theatre in Washington DC. Susan works regularly in film and television, and commercials. She has also conducted Shakespeare workshops for over 25 years at colleges and universities including NYU; Claremont Graduate School, LA Valley College; El Camino College; and Cal Lutheran, where she is an adjunct professor, as well as at secondary schools, high schools, community organizations and theatres including Theatre West and PRT. Susan holds a BFA in Acting from CalArts and an MFA in Shakespeare and classical acting from George Washington University. In addition to acting and directing, Susan teaches Shakespeare in her private studio in Santa Monica. | www.susanangelostudio.com | www.susanangelo.com
Corinne Shor (Writer & Sophie/Kate) is an actress who has worked on Shakespeare to Sketch Comedy on stages across the United States and in Paris. Favorite credits include: May Bee Burley in the play Verdigris by Jim Beaver, her recurring role as the mysterious Matron on The Event (NBC) playing opposite Hal Holbrook & Jason Ritter, and narrating several young adult audiobooks (Scars of Youth, In My Dreams, The Fairy King). Corinne's diverse training includes: The Theatre School Jacques Lecoq in Paris, The Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, a Professional Acting Internship with The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum, Improvisation with Upright Citizens Brigade, and ongoing study with her two touchstone studios: John Ruby's On-Camera Studio inside The Storytellers Conservatory and Carole D'Andrea's weekly Artist Workshop where this show first developed.
As a writer, Corinne uses a great deal of improvisation in the early part of her process to allow her characters to find their own way in a story. Corinne workshopped I am Sophie in Carole's studio before originally performing a version of it at The Hollywood Fringe Festival in 2017 to sold out houses. Corinne is thrilled to now have a chance to build upon her Fringe experience by collaborating with Director Susan Angelo and the Pico Playhouse to bring a fully realized production into fruition. | www.corinneshor.com
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Festival of Stars finale: an exquisite celebration of SBM fine dining
It was the highest concentration of starred chefs in one of the most beautiful settings in the world: the grand finale of SBM's Festival des Etoilés at the Casino de Monte-Carlo, a spectacular display of everything that makes Monaco extraordinary.
One of the many things that the Société des Bains de Mer (SBM) does undeniably well is offer unique experiences, and this year it was all about fine dining.
The company behind Monaco's most famed establishments, including the Hôtel de Paris, the Casino, and the Hôtel Hermitage, launched the first ever Monte-Carlo Festival of Stars (Festival des Etoilés) in May, bringing together Michelin starred chefs from its own resorts with renowned starred guest chefs for exceptional gastronomic experiences.
Saturday 27th November marked the unique festival's grand finale as SBM opened the doors of its most prestigious gaming room in the Casino de Monte-Carlo, the Salle Médecin.
Yannick Alléno, Franck Cerutti, Alain Ducasse, Manon Fleury, Dominique Lory, Marcel Ravin… all of SBM's starred chefs joined forces for one evening of pure enjoyment. It was a landmark event featuring the highest concentration of stars in the most beautiful setting in the world; a new symbol of the 'Great Art of Living' (Grand Art de Vivre) by the Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer.
Prince Albert (centre) with (left to right): Marcel Ravin, Dominique Lory, Manon Fleury, Yannick Alleno, Alain Ducasse, Jean-Luc Biamonti, Louis Ducruet and Franck Cerutti. Source: SBM Monte-Carlo
HSH Prince Albert of Monaco, accompanied by his nephew Louis Ducruet and wife Marie, joined fortunate guests for a five-course, 750€ dinner featuring each chef's signature dish, accompanied by a wine pairing selected by the sommeliers of the Cellars of the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, the largest of its kind in the world.
Opening the menu was gastronomic legend Alain Ducasse and his right-hand man, Head Chef of Le Louis XV (***) Dominique Lory, with San Remo gamberoni, rock fish gelée and caviar, served with a 2020 Chablis from Domain Jena-Paul & Benoît Droin.
In celebration of truffle season, Chef Marcel Ravin (Blue Bay*) put forth the Monte-Carlo egg with alba truffle, cassava and maracudja. It was complimented by a fruity white wine from Villa Minna Vineyard in the Bouches-du-Rhône.
Chef Manon Fleury (Elsa*) was on full display with her classic vegetable dish of squash and citrus fruits with orange blossom water cream, a refreshing plate ahead of Chef Franck Cerutti's (Le Grill*) rich farmed veal with black truffles and wild mushrooms, served with a luxurious 2009 Pomerol from La Petite Eglise.
Chef Yannick Alleno, photo by Cassandra Tanti, Monaco Life
The meal ended on a splendid note with the 'Leader of Modern Cuisine', Chef Yannick Alleno (Hermitage Hotel), and his surprising fir tree extract in coffee frozen jelly, spicy crystalline shards and hot chocolate cream.
The grand finale was an incredible climax to what was a very successful fine dining festival for SBM. The first edition was marked by the unveiling of a souvenir plaque by CEO Jean-Luc Biamonti, engraved with the names of the six chefs. The walk of fame of the Festival of Stars Monte-Carlo was thus launched and the 2nd edition announced for the autumn of 2022.
See the Monaco Life Instagram post by clicking here.
New pairings announced for Monaco's 'Festival of Stars'
Yannick Alleno: What to expect from Monaco's most anticipated new restaurant
Manon Fleury: "This is the future of gastronomy"
Top photo source: SBM Monte-Carlo


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«Убери» — второй эпизод двадцать первого сезона мультсериала «Южный Парк». Вышел 20 сентября 2017 года в США. В России премьера состоялась 28 сентября 2017 года на телеканале Paramount Comedy.

Сюжет
Твик исполняет эмоциональную песню, в которой он отчаянно предупреждает о растущей напряжённости в отношениях между США и Северной Кореей. Мальчики просят Крейга Такера успокоить Твика. Твик отправляет кексы в Северную Корею. Картман говорит, что Хайди хотела покончить с собой из-за расставания и поэтому они снова вместе. Хайди отправляет Стэну голосовую запись разговора, где Картман говорит Хайди, что он покончит с собой, если она не даст ему ещё один шанс. Хайди просит Стэна держать запись в секрете, но он делится ею с друзьями. Картман хочет рассказать всем о том, что хочет покончить с собой, но ПК Директор говорит, что школа повышает осведомлённость проблемы с отвлекаемостью водителей за рулём.

Твик успокаивается, узнав, что Ким Чен Ын положительно оценил его кексы, и снова впадает в истерику после прочтения твита президента США. Картман исполняет песню в школе, чтобы сообщить всем, что он готов совершить самоубийство, в это время одного ученика сбивает автомобиль, водитель которой отвлёкся на чтение твитов президента. Картман продолжает говорить прохожим, что он убьёт себя, если к его акции не подключатся люди. Хайди понимает, что он просто хочет привлечь внимание к себе.

Северная Корея запускает ядерную ракету над домом Твика. Крейг выводит Твика в парк развлечений, чтобы успокоить его, но Твик получает уведомление о новом сообщении президента и снова приходит в панику. Водители отвлекаются на прочтение сообщение, что приводит к плохим последствиям.
Во время обеда в школе учеников просят собраться в актовом зале, но Картман перебивает сообщением о собрании по теме самоубийства. Хайди просит Картмана прекратить его эгоистичное поведение. Крейг выслушивает Твика, после чего Твик успокаивается. В школе Твик и Крейг исполняют песню, которая призывает людей не использовать свои мобильные устройства, если их изберут президентом. Картман прерывает песню, радостно заявляя, что не убьёт себя.

Смерть Кенни
Фотография Кенни была показана среди фотоальбома погибших детей.

Приём
Критики хорошо приняли эту серию, однако отметив, что она может вызывать противоречивые чувства из-за поднятых в ней тем. В IGN эпизод оценили в 9.0 баллов из 10. Сайт 411mania поставил 8.0 из 10. В The A.V. Club эпизод был оценён в «B+». От Den of Geek серия получила 4.5 звезды из 5.

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Ссылки
 Пресс-релиз эпизода на сайте South Park Studios
 Эпизод на сайте South Park Studios

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Mangaluru, Oct 25, 2018: Six boats from Tamil Nadu, anchored on the banks of Nethravati at Kotepura near Ullal, have been seized by the department of fisheries, the coastal security force and the police here.
"The joint operation, conducted on Monday based on information from the local people, revealed that those in the boats did not have valid documents," the police said.
Those in the boats were being interrogated, they added.