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Q: Conformal weight of a coset model, and a specific case Given a coset model $(G\times SO(2d))/H$, what is the expression for its conformal weight (in terms of its central charge or, alternatively, in terms of the highest weights of irreducible representations of $G$ and $H$?
The particular case I am trying to understand is this: in a paper by Nozaki [1] it is written that the conformal weigh for the coset model
$$
 \frac{\widehat{S U}(n+1)_{k} \times \widehat{S O}(2 n)_{1}}{\widehat{S U}(n)_{k+1} \times \widehat{U}(1)_{n(n+1)(k+n+1)}}, \quad n, k \in \mathbb Z^+
$$
is
$$
h=\frac{1}{2(k+n+1)}\left[\Lambda\left(\Lambda+2 \rho_{G}\right)-\lambda\left(\lambda+2 \rho_{H}\right)-\frac{m^{2}}{n(n+1)}\right]+g(s) \quad \bmod \mathbf{Z}
$$
so that $h=h(n,k,\Lambda,\lambda,m,s)$, and where $\rho_G$ is the Weyl vector of $G$ and
$$g(s)=\left(0, \frac{1}{2}, \frac{d}{8}, \frac{d}{8}\right) \quad \text { for } \quad s=(0,2,1,-1).$$
Here $G=SU(n+1)$, $H=SU(n)\times U(1)$, $\Lambda$ is a highest weight of $\mathfrak g$ at level $k$, $\lambda$ is a highest weight of $\mathfrak{su}(n)$ at level $k+1$, $m$ is a ghest weight of $\mathfrak{u}(1)$ at level $n(n+1)(k+n+1)$ and $s$ is a highest weight of $\mathfrak{su}(2n)$ at level $1$.
I do not have any idea where this expression comes from, and so I want an expression for general coset models, to apply to this case. I could not find one in the original GKO papers, nor in di Francesco's book, nor anywhere else.

[1] Nozaki, M. (2002). Comments on d-branes in kazama-suzuki
models and landau-ginzburg theories. Journal of High Energy Physics,
2002(03):027.

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Songwriting Tip: Melody Is Like a Fingerprint or Signature
by Harriet Schock
In my songwriting course, I cover melody and chords as well as lyrics. I've learned so much about songwriters this way. Melodies don't always reflect the actual personality of the composer the way handwriting might, but it certainly stays within a certain box with his or her name on it. Some songwriters in their melodies stay very step-wise, using notes that are close to each other most of the time and with a lot of rhythmic repetition. Some love leaps of a particular nature leading to an unexpected chord. Some composers write the melody over the chords but think of the chords before the melody. Some add chords after the melody is written. Sometimes it's hard to figure out one's own chronology since the chords and melody affect each other so intimately. One thing I've noticed for sure: If a writer can't hear chords and pick out other people's chords by ear, his/her chords will sound arbitrary and will have to be "thought out" rather than "heard" when he or she is composing a melody.
There are signature sounds to certain songwriters. I've discussed before the way Richard Rogers used non-chordal tones, often outside the scale, referred to as "the Rogers wrong note." It's what we wait for. Non-chordal tones in melodies are frequently the best part, but it still has to have an inevitability to it in its entirety, not sound like the chord was pulled out of a bag or placed there because it had a note in common with the melody.
Now let's take the example of collaborations. I used to think that when part of a lyric was written first and the composer was brought in to write the melody afterward, that the lyricist had dictated the rhythm of that melody. But I've noticed that so many different rhythms of melody can result from the very same lyric, I no longer think that. I do believe, though, that the second verse should be written to the melody the composer writes. Counting syllables never works well because it's really beats that must be counted and accents followed for the prosody to be right. It's just much easier to write the second (and third) verses to the melody. That's what we do when we start a song writing melody and lyrics together. It always amuses me when a songwriter will say "I just write melody and lyrics at the same time, so I can't write lyrics to an existing melody." I always remind them that yes, they write the 2nd verse lyric to an existing melody. They have to admit that it's true.
Try discovering the melodic fingerprint of certain composers. Some are quite versatile and it might be hard to know, especially in the beginning when they're still searching for their styles. But after a few decades of writing, it's interesting to listen to a lot of one great composer's melodies and discovering his or her fingerprint or signature. And if you're still looking for your style, it might be advisable to play their songs by ear. It could beneficially affect your own compositions in the future and one of those swirls you become known for might have come from some great composer's thumb.
Harriet Schock wrote the words and music to the Grammy-nominated #1 hit, "Ain't No Way To Treat A Lady" plus many songs for other artists, TV shows and films. She co-wrote the theme for "Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks," currently showing in 30 countries. She and her band were featured in Henry Jaglom's film "Irene In Time" performing 4 of Harriet's songs. She also scored three other Jaglom films and starred in "Just 45 Minutes from Broadway." Jaglom's recent film, "The M Word," features Harriet's song "Bein' a Girl," performed on camera at the end of the film. Karen Black wrote the play, "Missouri Waltz," around five of Harriet's songs, which ran for 6 weeks at the Blank Theatre in Hollywood as well as in Macon, Georgia. In 2007, Los Angeles Women in Music honored Harriet with their Career Achievement and Industry Contribution award. Harriet teaches songwriting privately, in classes and a popular online course by private email.
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R-Voice :: Home / News & Blogs / Happy new school year!
Here we are again, at the start of another school year. The holidays have flown by, haven't they? I hope you all managed to find some sun and time to enjoy yourselves.
Some of The HOPE team started the holidays with a trip to the Fun Day. For the first time since I've been going, we had some rain. That didn't put off our Treasure Hunters though and it was great to see lots of you having a go at the Hunt despite the rain! Thank you all for taking part and thanks to all The HOPE team who organised the day and to those who attended.
This September we have a new member of staff in The HOPE team. Her name is Charlotte and she is our Business Support Assistant. If you call The HOPE, it could be well be Charlotte that you talk to first, so remember to say hello. We all wish Charlotte a warm welcome to our team.
We have heard lots of good news stories about SATs and exam results for Bristol's children and young people in care. Well done - we hope you are pleased with your results. If you need any advice about your education, there are lots of people to help you, so do speak to one of your teachers, your carer, your social worker, or give us a call at The HOPE on 0117 90 36282.
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Le groupe parlementaire socialiste () est un groupe parlementaire espagnol constitué au Congrès des députés, chambre basse des Cortes Generales.

Historique

Création
À sa création le , il rassemble l'ensemble des députés socialistes excepté les vingt parlementaires élus sur les listes du PSC qui préfèrent conformer un groupe séparé nommé groupe parlementaire des socialistes de Catalogne pour toute la durée de la législature constituante.

La  législature voit les six députés socialistes de Navarre et du Pays basque faire défection du groupe principal en se rassemblant au sein du groupe parlementaire socialiste basque.

Pour  législature, les deux groupes territoriaux précédents sont rattachés définitivement au sein du groupe parlementaire socialiste du Congrès (en espagnol, grupo parlamentario socialista del Congreso) composé de deux-cent-deux députés.

Ayant retrouvé la majorité, le groupe prête au début de la  législature deux de ses députés à la Coalition canarienne pour qu'elle puisse obtenir son propre groupe.

Effectifs

Porte-parole

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Groupe socialiste au Sénat (Espagne)
 Groupe parlementaire
 Parti socialiste ouvrier espagnol

Liens externes
 Site du Congrès des députés
 site du Sénat espagnol.

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Logan, UT (SportsNetwork.com) - Hugh Greenwood produced 22 points, shooting 6- of-11 behind the 3-point line, as the New Mexico Lobos slipped by the Utah State Aggies, 66-60, in Mountain West Conference action at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.
Also scoring in double figures for the Lobos (11-5, 3-1 MWC), winners of three of the last four, was Deshawn Delaney with 15 points, shooting 7-of-12 from the field.
The Aggies (9-7, 2-2) were paced by Jalen Moore who tallied 22 points, followed by Julion Pearre with 18 as the pair combined to shoot 7-of-13 beyond the arc in the setback.
Less than five minutes into the meeting the Aggies found themselves with a 13-5 advantage, but even with a 7-of-12 performance on the perimeter through the first 20 minutes, USU still trailed by three at the break, 34-31.
In the second half the Aggies dropped to only 2-of-8 on the outside and shot 42.9 percent from the floor, again leaving them behind by three in the stanza and six points in the game overall.
New Mexico dominated on the glass, 36-22, limiting the hosts to just four offensive boards, and also benefitted from USU hitting just 11-of-20 shots at the free-throw line.
This was the first game for the Aggies since head coach Stew Morrill announced on Friday that this would be his last season at the helm.


That's according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's annual Worldwide Cost of Living report, which highlights the top 10 most expensive cities around the globe. The report uses more than 400 prices across 160 different products and services — including food, drink, clothing, and home rents — to calculate rankings.
While Singapore still holds its title, it now shares first place with two other major cities: Paris and Hong Kong. Paris moved up from its No. 2 seat last year, while Hong Kong moved up from No. 4. Because of the multiple ties in this year's ranking, 11 cities are listed among the report's top 10 most expensive cities.
Below, you'll find the most expensive cities ranked from least to most expensive, along with their comparison ranking from last year.


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Going On Now: Bob's Watches Rolex Auction — No Buyer's Premium
Roberta Naas / September 5, 2018
Bob's Watches is auctioning 12 Rolex watches — without a buyer's premium. Photo: Justin Morton, Bob's Watches
The auction opened today, offers only Rolex watches, and has no buyer's premium. That's right … if you are in the market for a special Rolex, Bob's Watches may be the answer. From September 5 to the12th, Bob's Watches has 12 Rolex watches up for auction, and, because Bob's is not a big auction house and is independent, the company is able to offer the watches without a buyer's premium (which sometimes can be as much as 25 percent of the watch's hammer price).
Of the 12 Rolex watches up for sale, most belong to Paul Altieri, owner of Bob's Watches, and hail from his private collection. Bob's will offer the watches for sale complete with box and papers, as well as with a one-year warranty and with free USA shipping. Apparently Eric Wind, former Christie's specialist and founder of his own eponymous brand, Wind Vintage, is assisting Bob's Watches with this auction.
A top lot expected to fetch $250,000 is a Panda Rolex Paul Newman Daytona.Photo: Justin Morton, Bob's Watches
Among the Rolex watches for sale is a Rolex Paul Newman Daytona 6239 that is in excellent condition (despite having small scratches on the case) and has a starting bid of $190,000. According to Bob's Watches, they anticipate it selling for around a quarter of a million dollars. Prior to the sale, the Panda watch, with cream-colored dial and black sundials, had a single owner. Other watches include a new Daytona with ceramic bezel and the recently launched GMT-Master II watch with Pepsi bezel.
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This puppy has a bad case of demodex (mange). A proliferation of demodex mites can lead to serious skin disease and, ultimately, death. This little dog was found on the street, and unless money can be raised to isolate him in a home and give him proper medical attention, he will have to go back onto the streets – potentially spreading the disease amongst other stray dogs.
Ma;nutrition, lowered immune system and stress are prime factors in demodex.
Please help save this puppy and give him a chance to heal by staying in a special dog 'pension' (hotel). This costs between $3 – $10 per day depending on the quality of the pension. Go here to find out how to donate – it would be directly to me via PayPal and I would then transfer the money to Bosnia. I can also give you the PayPal email address of my Bosnian animal welfare contacts if you prefer. Even just one dollar or one euro will help.


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You've Heard His Music, Now See His Art: Elton John Lyricist Bernie Taupin's Art On View in Atlanta
By Emilia Brock & Virginia Prescott • Nov 1, 2019
Bernie Taupin and Sir Elton John are both on their way to Atlanta. John, for his 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road' tour, and Taupin for an exhibition of his visual art, called 'Lost & Found,' currently on view at the Bill Lowe Gallery in Atlanta.
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New Morning, by Bernie Taupin
Corn Liquor and Mothballs, by Bernie Taupin
Clear Lake '59, by Bernie Taupin
You'll find it at the steps of the Capitol, hung from front porches, draped over the caskets of fallen soldiers, and splashed across bathing suits and ball caps: the American flag. It's a symbol of patriotism, unity and power — and a central component of artist Bernie Taupin's work.
Does the name sound familiar? Well, you might include some of his other work, which includes songs like "Tiny Dancer," "Candle in the Wind," and "Rocket Man."
On Second Thought host Virginia Prescott speaks with Bernie Taupin.
That's right; it's the same Bernie Taupin whose lyrics and more than 50-year partnership with Sir Elton John have created some of the most influential and successful songs in music history.
In his art, Bernie Taupin features American flags that may be crumpled up or even burned. This, he says, comes from a place of patriotism, and families of fallen servicemen have even given Taupin their flags to incorporate into his art.
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Both men are on their way to Atlanta: Sir Elton John, for his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour and Bernie, for a new exhibition of his visual work. The exhibition, called "Lost & Found," showcases Taupin's multi-media assemblages. His artwork combines a variety of materials, such as wood, chicken wire, guitars, vinyl records, scorched paper and, a recurring symbol, the American flag. It's on view at the Bill Lowe Gallery in Atlanta through Nov. 22.
"I've always enjoyed getting my hands dirty," Taupin said. "I'm not the sort of person that puts up an easel on the side of the road and gets out his water colors and does a very sort of genteel landscape. That was never really in the cards for me; I always wanted to do the kind of work that I'm creating now."
Before heading to Georgia, Taupin spoke with On Second Thought to talk about his illustrious career in both music and art, his inspirations and background, his partnership with the acclaimed Elton John, and his thoughts on the film Rocketman.
"I'm just along for the ride," Taupin said. "I thought Jamie [Bell] did an extraordinary job. I mean, and to have an actor of his stature portray me was just the icing on the cake."
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Author-Artist Maira Kalman's 'Pursuit of Everything' Comes to Atlanta
By Virginia Prescott & Leighton Rowell • Jun 19, 2019
© Maira Kalman, courtesy of Julie Saul Gallery, New York.
Maira Kalman is perhaps best known by adults for the now iconic "New Yorkistan" and other covers for The New Yorker, or a dozen books including And the Pursuit of Happiness and The Principles of Uncertainty. Kids, on the other hand, know her better for the 18 picture books she's written and illustrated.
Kalman's picture books for children are the inspiration for an exhibition opening this week at the High Museum of Art. It's called The Pursuit of Everything. One of her books, Max Makes a Million, is also being adapted for the stage. Kalman is in town for the play's world premiere at the Alliance Theatre and the exhibition's opening this weekend, but first, she joined On Second Thought from New York.
On Second Thought host Virginia Prescott speaks with Maira Kalman.
Renowned Atlanta Artist Celebrates 40th Anniversary Of Iconic Painting
By Virginia Prescott & La'Raven Taylor • Apr 26, 2019
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An estimated one million people thronged to Atlanta for the 2019 Super Bowl. When the opposing teams and visiting fans returned home, a series of murals depicting Atlanta's civil rights and social justice journey stayed behind.
Among the 11 artists who painted murals for the WonderRoot "Off The Wall" initiative surrounding the big game is renowned artist Gilbert Young. His iconic, 40-year old image "He Ain't Heavy" is now installed in huge scale on the side of Capitol Gateway Apartments in Atlanta.
On Second Thought host Virginia Prescott speaks with Gilbert Young.
Spooky, Surreal, Southern: The Work of Clarence John Laughlin, 'Father of American Surrealism'
By Emilia Brock, Virginia Prescott & Jesse Nighswonger • Oct 28, 2019
Courtesy of the High Museum of Art
"There is no exquisite beauty...without some strangeness in the proportion."
That's a line from Edgar Allan Poe, the king of the dark and eerie, the strange and surreal. It could also describe the appeal of an exhibition currently on view at the High Museum of Art, called "Strange Light: The Photography of Clarence John Laughlin."
On Second Thought host Virginia Prescott speaks with Gregory Harris and John Lawrence.
Week-Long Festival 'Elevates' Atlanta Neighborhoods, Culture and Conversations
By Emilia Brock & Virginia Prescott • Oct 15, 2019
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The 2019 ELEVATE Atlanta Art and Culture Festival began Monday. The annual event is hosted by the City of Atlanta Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs, and this year, it takes place in the historic Pittsburgh neighborhood of Atlanta.
The week-long festival features exhibitions, performances and other cultural events, such as screenings of films like 2019's The Last Black Man in San Francisco and 1989's Do The Right Thing.
On Second Thought host Virginia Prescott speaks with Fahamu Pecou and Raianna Brown.


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Black Friday comes to Xbox with hundreds of sale games and three months of Xbox Game Pass for 1 euro
Huge discounts for some of the latest Xbox releases. These are some outstanding offers.
As we approach the end of November, the wallets of all video game fans are shaking, because they are dates to buy and enjoy great discounts thanks to the already traditional Black Friday deals. And Xbox is no exception. Over the next few days you can enjoy discounts of up to 87% on a wide variety of games, including recent releases such as the remarkable Diablo 2: Resurrected or Far Cry 6.
But in addition to all these video games, Microsoft also offers the best possible offer for their popular Xbox Game Pass service If you haven't yet enjoyed it, you can get 3 months of Xbox Game Pass for one euro in its Ultimate version, which gives access to Xbox Live online games, the xCloud cloud service, and PC games. But here the protagonists are video games, and at 3DJuegos we present you some of the most attractive options.
10 Xbox Deals We Recommend
Resident Evill Village for € 34.99 (was € 69.99) – The last episode of the Resident Evil saga recovers the first-person view of the sinister RE7 to face a new series of horrors led by villains like Lady Dimitrescu, who has become one of the most popular from Capcom's horror saga. Ready to escape death in a cold new setting?
Halo: The Master Chief Collection for € 19.99 (was € 39.99) – At the gates of the Halo Infinite premiere, nothing better than reliving the vast majority of the Master Chief's adventures in this fantastic collection that includes the remastered versions of Halo: Combat Evolve and Halo 2, in addition to the formidable Halo 3 and Halo Reach, along with ODST.
BioShock: The Collection for € 9.99 (before € 49.99) – One of the great sagas of the Xbox 360 generation remastered and adapted for current devices. If you've never played BioShock, this is the perfect opportunity to discover the amazing underwater city of Rapture brought to life by Irrational Games, discover more of his life in BioShock 2, or get lost in the beautiful Columbia from BioShock Infinite.
Xbox Game Pass is also on sale for new users.
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy for € 45.49 (Before € 69.99) – It has only been in stores for a few weeks but the remarkable Guardians of the Galaxy video game does not miss the Black Friday offers, with an interesting discount that Marvel fans will find it difficult to resist. Developed by the authors of Deus Ex Human Revolution, it's hard not to have fun with its humorous action and story and epic scenes.
Borderlands 3 for € 17.49 (before 69.99 euros) – Two years have already passed since the launch of the last numerical installment of this looter-shooter series, and now with these offers we have a great opportunity to start immersing ourselves in their crazy action with our minds set on the premiere of Tiny Tina's Wonderlands in February.
Psychonauts 2 for € 41.99 (before € 59.99) – One of the games of the year with a 30% discount. Just a few months after surprising us with its great staging and fun platform action, the sequel to Psychonauts lowers its price so that those doubtful can get hold of it. If you take the step forward, you will find one of the best stories of 2021.
Assassin's Creed: Odyssey for € 17.49 (was € 69.99) – If you are passionate about ancient Greece, you may want to take a look at Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, the penultimate installment of Ubisoft's open-world action series where we travel to this time to forge a path as a hero by doing facing all kinds of challenges.
A Way Out for € 8.99 (before € 29.99) – And how about a cooperative? The Hazelight Studios team opts to win the GOTY statuette this year at The Game Awards with It Takes Two, but before this production its managers already demonstrated a keen eye for adventures of enjoyment in the company of this remarkable A Way Out.
Far Cry 6 for € 48.99 (€ 69.99) – It has just been launched on the market, it has found the approval of not a few players in the world and it is undoubtedly one of the most fun and complete action adventures that we can find on the market. Now launch a discount of 20 euros, if you had doubts about getting FC 6, maybe this is the moment.
Dragon Ball FighterZ for € 10.49 (Before € 69.99) – We recently learned that Dragon Ball FighterZ had already sold four million copies, but from Bandai Namco they are going for more, and with the video game on sale for 10 euros, few should resist giving this adventure a chance of modern fighting with Goku and company.
Control Ultimate Edition for € 11.99 (was € 39.99) – The latest from the authors of Max Payne and Alan Wake, a remarkable third-person action adventure that proposes us to explore a mysterious setting full of dangers. In addition, this special edition includes extra content that relates this story to that of Alan Wake, much to the joy of Remedy Entertainment fans.
Blacksad: Under the Skin for € 7.99 (before € 39.99) – To finish a graphic adventure of Spanish development. This year, the veteran Pendulo Studios team released this story-driven investigative title set in the comic book universe created several years ago by Juan Díaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido.
Here we have left you with a brief list of some of the most interesting titles that you can find on sale in the Xbox store, but do not hesitate to consult all Xbox Black Friday deals to find out if the game you wanted the most gets a reduction in price.
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If you have ever tried to fit a shelf, window sill, kitchen unit or other object to an odd shaped or uneven surface then you will know this is no easy task.
Although you could just push it up as tight as you can to the surface in question, it never looks as good as it could if it was shaped to fit perfectly.
If, however, you are totally happy with just pushing it against the surface, that's totally fine and there's nothing wrong with that at all, but if you would like that polished, professional finish, then it is possible to shape the item to fit.
The process of marking a cutting line on an object is called scribing and the verb is described in the dictionary as "marking or scoring with a pointed instrument as a guide to cutting" and this pretty much perfectly describes the process.
How Should I Scribe my Line?
In traditional woodworking, cutting lines are points or measurement were marked using a bradawl.
If you've never seen one before, this particular tool looks similar to an ice pick and in most cases, has a shaped wooden handle at one end and at the other, a sharp metal spike that runs down to a fine point.
The fine point is used to mark a precise and accurate line or position for cutting up to.
Although still a favourite among traditional woodworks and tradesmen, most now use either a pencil or pen.
In all honesty it doesn't really matter what you us, as long as you can see where you need to cut and any marks are fine enough to be accurate, that's all good.
How Should I Scribe to an Uneven Surface?
When it comes to the overall success of how well your object, be it a kitchen base unit, shelf or other actually fits against the surface you are matching to, this really depends on how accurate both your marking and cut is.
We'll deal with the marking out first.
To transfer the shape of the object you are fitting up to on to the object you need to cut, the best tool to use is a compass (or pair of compasses) that take a standard size pencil. See the image below.
In general, an engineers compass is the tool to go for as these normally feature a threaded adjuster that allows you move the legs to a set width and keep them there.
Next, you will need to position your object up to the surface in the exact place it is going to reside in. Make sure it is as flat and level as possible.
You may need a second pair of hands at this point in order to hold the item in place while you mark it. If you have help available, make use of it. Don't struggle as you could make mistakes that will affect the overall quality of the job.
With your object in place, take you compass and place the non-pencil end against the uneven surface and the pencil end over your object, with the pencil in full contact with the surface. Make sure you starting at one end and working towards the other.
Ensure that the pencil scribes a full and clear line as you go. Take your time and most importantly, don't rush!
Once you have reached the end, you should then have a full and clear cutting line to follow.
As I'm sure you have gathered, the overall success of this job is really down to how accurate your cutting line is, so take your time and follow every detail in the surface.
If the above has inspired you to do some scribing of your own then check out our project on scribing to uneven surfaces here for even more tips and details.


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Q: Android gradle: buildtoolsVersion vs compileSdkVersion What's the difference between buildtoolsVersion vs compileSdkVersion in the build.gradle for an Android project?
EDIT: Specifically, I'd like clarification on what the build tool is?

A: Android Studio 3.0 update
It is no longer as important to know the exact buildToolsVersion as it used to be because it is now chosen automatically.
The documentation says:

You no longer need to specify a version for the build tools (so, you
  can now remove the android.buildToolsVersion property). By default,
  the plugin automatically uses the minimum required build tools version
  for the version of Android plugin you're using.

Finding the exact version number
I originally came here looking for how to know the exact version number of the most recent Build Tools Version (back in the days when this needed to be updated manually). If you still need to do this, you can find it in the following way:
Go to Tools > SDK Manager > SDK Tools (tab). Select Android SDK Build Tools from the list and check Show Package Details. The last item will show the most recent version.

In the image above, I can see that I have buildToolsVersion 27.0.3 installed. There is a more recent rc (release candidate) version, but I haven't installed it. I will when the stable version comes out.

A: compileSdkVersion is the API version of Android that you compile against.
buildToolsVersion is the version of the compilers (aapt, dx, renderscript compiler, etc...) that you want to use. For each API level (starting with 18), there is a matching .0.0 version.
At IO 2014, we release API 20 and build-tools 20.0.0 to go with it.
Between Android releases we will release updates of the compilers, and so we'll release version .0.1, .0.2, etc... Because we don't want to silently update these version under you, it's up to you to move to the new version when it's convenient for you.
You can use a higher version of the build-tools than your compileSdkVersion, in order to pick up new/better compiler while not changing what you build your app against.


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Goldtrail and Kiss airline collapse leaves bride battling to save dream wedding
AN UNLUCKY bride-to-be is trying to salvage her dream wedding after the holiday firms she booked with went bust – one after another.
Stacy Sedgwick and family
Stacy Sedgwick, of Norris Green, had planned her perfect day for nearly two years.
A party of 22 people, including the would-be bride and groom, had all booked to go the Dorian hotel in picturesque Olu Deniz, Turkey.
But two months ago, her travel agent Right Holidays Ltd told her the company they booked flights with, Goldtrail, had gone bust.
The family rallied round and scraped together the money to pay for new tickets with Kiss Flights.
But earlier this week, that firm collapsed too.
To make matters worse, Stacy's fiance Andrew McGann, a building worker, now has his foot in plaster after his ankle was crushed by a forklift truck, leaving him needing painful surgery.
Stacy, 28, of Scarisbrick Drive, an optical assistant, said: "If I did not laugh, I would cry. I do not think I could cry any more.
"We were looking at Cyprus to begin with but Turkey was so picturesque. My friend got married there and the pictures were amazing. It was like a fairytale – and it was a fairytale I could afford.
"We booked the flights four weeks ago so I think Kiss must have known what was going to happen.
"The travel agent was helpful and is trying to find flights, but the prices are going up all the time.
"I have planned my wedding for 18 months. Everything is there waiting for me, all the paperwork is ready for us to sign, we have the hotel, I have got the dress, my suits, my bridesmaids – just no flights."
The couple were also going to be joined on their dream day by their three-year-old twins Daniel and Lucy.
The full wedding package, including 22 flights, was booked with Right Holidays Ltd in February and cost the family around £11,000.
The new flights with Kiss meant another £5,500 had to be found.
The family are pursuing a claim totalling around £11,000 with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), which pays out when flights are ATOL-protected.
But because a number of holiday firms have gone bust recently, it could be up to 12 weeks before they are refunded.
The family could cancel the holiday outright and get a full refund, but they still hope the big day on Monday September 27 can be saved.
Stacy's dad Barry Doyle, 48, of Stockmoor Road, a carpet fitter, said: "I know lightning does not strike twice but is has already for us.
"I have five kids and Stacy is the first to get married. It is a big deal. It was a struggle for us to find the money for the new flights. Now we are facing the real possibility we will not be able to go.
"We lost £5,500 on the Goldtrail flights and the same on the Kiss flights. The easiest thing would be to cancel but we do not want that. We're trying to find £6,000 to go with someone else.
"We have booked the hotel and the wedding package is all paid for. Everyone had started buying holiday clothes.
"It is just a nightmare. Some of the prices they are quoting now are £350, £400. That would be another £8,800. We just cannot put our hands on that kind of money.
"We did well finding it in the first place. Everybody was congratulating each other. It was a bit of a struggle, but we thought lightning does not strike twice and it did."
Mr Doyle said in the midst of finding out Kiss had collapsed, Andrew was hurt at work.
He said: "When we got another email, this time saying Kiss had gone bust, it was a nightmare.
"But as well as this the groom was working on a building site and a fork lift truck ran over his foot.
"His full ankle is in plaster and then there were complications and he had to have a bone graft where they took bone from his hip and grafted it on his foot.
"It was the ball that was crushed so it wasn't just a snap."
Mr Doyle added he did not blame Right Holidays Ltd for their misfortune.
Jay Estevez, sales and marketing manager for the Sutton-based firm, said: "Obviously, the whole situation is unfortunate. We have tried very hard and gave the whole party an additional discount, which was agreed, when we switched over to the Kiss flights because we were struggling to find competitive rates.
"We cannot pay for their flights but we are happy to try and help.
"We understand the situation is unfortunate and most people cannot pay for new flights more than once.
"But unfortunately we cannot pay them because we have already paid out [to the flight firms].
"If we had held on to the money, we would be able to try and help. It is an unreasonable request for us to pay for their flights, but we fully understand their situation."
For more on the ATOL scheme and what it does for passengers, contact the CAA on 020 7453 6700.


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The 2018–19 FA Trophy (known for sponsorship reasons as the Buildbase FA Trophy) is the 50th season of the FA Trophy, an annual football competition for teams at levels 5–8 of the English National League System.

Calendar
The calendar for the 2018–19 Buildbase FA Trophy, as announced by The Football Association.

One team at Level 8 did not enter (Guernsey). This was the first year to have an Extra Preliminary Round, due to the increase from 72 to 88 teams in the Level 7 leagues.

Extra preliminary round

Preliminary round

First Round Qualifying

Second Round Qualifying

Third Round Qualifying

First round proper

Second round proper

Third round proper
Following their victory over Weymouth, Ramsbottom United are the lowest-ranked team still in the competition, and the only team left from the eighth tier of English football.

Fourth round proper

Semi-finals

First leg

Second leg

Leyton Orient won 3–1 on aggregate

AFC Fylde won 3–2 on aggregate

Final

Top scorers

References

FA Trophy seasons
England
FA Trophy


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School district bond voting requirements unchanged
March 15, 2019 at 5:00 am | By EMMA EPPERLY Staff Writer
Warnick
OLYMPIA — School district bonds will still need 60 percent of the vote after a Senate constitutional amendment failed to get the two-thirds vote required to pass.
The amendment received 28 votes from Democrats in favor and 21 in opposition. Those in opposition to Senate Joint Resolution 8201 included Senators Mark Schoesler, R-Ritzville, Shelly Short, R-Addy and Judy Warnick, R-Moses Lake.
A school district bond is voted on by the public, usually to finance a building project. During the Senate floor debate, many senators voiced their concerns with regard to reducing the voting percentage threshold, while others remained supportive.
Sen. Hans Zeiger, R-Puyallup, encouraged the legislature to "tread with caution" when making changes to the constitution. Sen. Jamie Pedersen, D-Seattle, supported the legislation and the choice it gives voters.
"To those who are concerned about the effect on taxpayers, I guess I would say wow, all we are doing is empowering the taxpayers in school districts to decide through the democratic process whether they want to pay those taxes," said Pedersen.
Sen. Steve Conway, D-Tacoma, represents the Bethel School District which has "made itself, kind of, a poster child of the problem with this voting percentage."
The Bethel School District has been working to pass a bond since 2006, once failing by three-tenths of a percent, and has continued to fall short until February 2019, when in a special election the bond passed with 66.1 percent approval. Conway encouraged support of the legislation, which he called an "opportunity to put schools at the forefront of our political agenda."
Short said the 60 percent of the vote has been a "needed balance mechanism" to ensure that the rights of everyone involved are protected.
In February 2017, the Moses Lake School District passed a $135 million construction bond with 60.03 percent of the vote. Under the proposed constitutional change, the bond in Moses Lake would have passed with a large margin, however, under the current law it passed by just 0.03 percent.
Sen. Warnick noted that her opinion of this issue has changed over the course of her time in the legislature and she currently cannot support amending the state's constitution.
"We passed in Moses Lake a school bond by 3 votes and that was a 60 percent majority," said Warnick. "The pathway, I think, for these schools to pass their bonds must be convincing the voters that this is what we need. Sell it, get out there and work."
In public testimony at the Early Learning and K-12 Education Committee school district representatives spoke on the difficulties they face to pass bonds, which frequently fail to pass by close margins.
Chair of the committee, Sen. Lisa Wellman, D-Mercer Island, spoke to the importance of addressing school bonds, what she believes to be a school safety issue.
"We have many school bonds that have not passed year, after year, after year and these schools are really in trouble and these kids are really hurting," said Wellman.
The amendment was requested by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. A similar version of this legislation has not made it out of committee in the House.


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Иван Михайлович Нестеров (1926—2002) — советский и российский , , профессор.

Биография
Родился 24 мая 1926 года.

Окончил Свердловское музыкальное училище им. П. И. Чайковского (1953) и Уральскую государственную консерваторию (1958, класс П. Подгорного). Учёбу в консерватории совмещал с работой в оркестре Свердловского театра оперы и балета.

Был первым исполнителем сонаты для кларнета уральского композитора Вячеслава Щёлокова (1965), в его репертуар входили сочинения Моцарта, Дебюсси, Хиндемита, Пуленка, Сергея Прокофьева, Сергея Василенко и др. Нестерову принадлежит ряд переложений для кларнета, в том числе произведений Людвига ван Бетховена, Милия Балакирева, Владимира Бакалейникова.

Сразу по завершении образования Нестеров начал преподавать в Уральской консерватории на кафедре духовых инструментов. В 1975—1997 гг. возглавлял кафедру. Среди учеников Нестерова ― ряд заметных музыкантов и педагогов, в том числе лауреат многих международных конкурсов и фестивалей Владимир Чекасин, заслуженный артист РФ, главный дирижёр Липецкого симфонического оркестра Гаррий Оганезов, профессор Уральской консерватории Игорь Паращук, преподаватели консерваторий С. Терехов и Б. Турчинский (Израиль), солист военного оркестра в Омске Н. Залесов и другие.

Автор более 20 научно-методических работ, в том числе «Об исполнительском дыхании», «Работа над музыкальным образом», «Интерпретации концертов К. М. Вебера для кларнета» и др. Он выступал как организатор многочисленных региональных конкурсов исполнителей на духовых инструментах, входил в жюри многих российских конкурсов, проводил мастер-классы в Москве, Нижнем Тагиле, Березниках, Новосибирске, Одессе, Челябинске, Перми и других городах СССР.

Скончался 30 апреля 2014 года в Екатеринбурге. Похоронен на Широкореченском кладбище.

Литература

Ссылки
 Кафедра духовых и ударных инструментов Уральской консерватории
 Иван Нестеров в «Энциклопедии кларнета»

Выпускники Свердловского музыкального училища им. П. Чайковского
Выпускники Уральской консерватории
Академические музыканты СССР
Академические музыканты России
Музыкальные педагоги СССР
Музыкальные педагоги России
Персоналии:Екатеринбургский государственный академический театр оперы и балета
Похороненные на Широкореченском кладбище


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Clothing: Our rink can get quite cold in the winter months. Skaters need to wear warm, non-restrictive clothing and mitts or gloves. No jeans, sharp accessories or long scarves please.
CanSkate & Pre-CanSkate participants are advised to wear an outer layer of clothing that is water resistant, such as ski pants or splash pants.
CanPower participants are required to wear full hockey or ringette equipment.
Synchro participants are required to purchase and wear team clothing.
Skates: Each participant must have skates that fit properly and support the ankles. Skates are available in a variety of price ranges at most sport stores, or many second hand skates are also available. Before buying skates, check carefully for proper fit and firm ankle support.
For CanSkate & Pre-CanSkate skaters may use either hockey or figure skates (i.e. with or without a front pick).
For CanPower, hockey skates are required.
For STAR Skate & Synchro, figure skates are required.
Hockey or Ringette sticks are required for CanPower. Sticks are not allowed for other programs.
The space at the back of the heel should be no more than a pencil to one finger width. Avoid buying skates in a large size for the skater to "grow into". Comfortable, well-fitting equipment is imperative for skaters to perform the skills they are learning and avoid frustration.
Skates should fit snugly around the ankle and heel with some room for movement of toes. There should be no looseness or creases in the boot. The tongue should be well padded and wide enough to cover the front of the ankle and stay in place.
Tie laces loosely over the toe and front of the boot and snugly over the ankle and instep. Do not tie long laces by wrapping the laces around the skater's ankle. This is a safety hazard as circulation to the foot may be cut off. If the laces are too long, cut them off. Walk around in the skates off-ice; they should feel comfortable and they should not be falling in or out at the ankles.
The bottom pick should NOT be removed from figure skates – the pick is part of the design and is essential for proper balance.


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Q: CORS firebase storage issue with Angular 2 issue What is expected: When accessing firebase storage bucket, receive data with no error in the console log.
What happens: Error in console log of the type Access to fetch from origin 'http://localhost:4004' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. If an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled.

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*On the cloud dashboard click on "Activate Cloud Shell" button.
Like so

*Click on "Open editor" button. Like so

*Right click on 1a, click on "New File" and call it cors.json and add the following. Like so

[
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    "origin": ["*"],
    "method": ["GET"],
    "maxAgeSeconds": 3600
  }
]

*Click on "Open Terminal". Like so

*Paste the following

gsutil cors set cors.json YourBucketUrl


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Supporting grassroots activism in Guatemala
Regan Ralph
Nourishing the grassroots to fight inequality
Ana Valéria Araujo and Sérgio Haddad
Exciting times for philanthropy in Brazil
Barry Knight	For Subscribers
Cemefi: New data highlight importance of non-profit sector in Mexico
Cemefi – Looking back over 25 years of achievements
The actual impact will be critical
Andre Degenszajn
Central American Women's Fund: From grantee to grantmaker
Ana Criquillion
In unpredictable and volatile environments, such as post-civil war Guatemala, grantmakers may be able to play a critical role on key human rights concerns. But they have to be prepared to take strategic risks in two key ways: by shifting support to emerging actors and strategies when traditional approaches stagnate, and by investing in those organizations most closely tied to communities at risk.
The Fund for Global Human Rights began its programme in Guatemala in 2003, in the aftermath of three decades of civil war. One of the major legacies of the war was inequitable land distribution, with approximately 2 per cent of the population owning 70 per cent of all productive farmland. Government security forces, acting in the interests of powerful landowners, had carried out violent evictions of peasant farmers. Conflict over disputed land ownership threatened to undermine the fragile gains secured by the 1996 Peace Accords.
To address this part of our grants programme, we prioritized funding groups based in Guatemala City that were calling for national legislative and policy reform. Two years later, however, we were stuck, our land rights grants going to organizations that were not making a perceptible difference. Divisions within the land rights movement – and specifically distrust between the national organizations with no constituency and the community-based organizations fighting for their own livelihoods, health and security – had weakened civil society's response to the land crisis. While land rights were a priority for human rights activists in Guatemala, there was little effective work for a donor to support.
We therefore started looking at a different set of actors in the land rights movement, smaller, community-rooted groups focused on the impact of mining on land rights. By 2006, the Guatemalan government had granted foreign companies upwards of 300 natural resource concessions, almost all of which were located on or next to land inhabited by indigenous communities. The concessions were granted without any consultation with affected communities and the mining that followed had devastating health and environmental consequences. Grassroots opposition to mining spread, provoking a violent response from private security forces brought in to protect the mines.
So we decided to shift our land rights funding and invest in a number of smaller community organizations – most newly formed and largely untested – that were focused increasingly on the impact of mining on land rights. We made grants to help them to play a bigger role in setting the goals and strategies for land rights activism. We focused on groups pursuing a strategy of working with local authorities to hold consultations wherein local communities could discuss and vote on the prospect of a mine locating on or near their land. We also supported national organizations ready to connect these groups to one another and a technical assistance provider that could take lessons learned from early advocacy efforts and help communities to build effective campaigns to defend their rights.
Despite two major setbacks – the Guatemalan Supreme Court ruled that community consultations rejecting mining were not legally binding, and efforts to displace a well-established mine foundered – grassroots activists started scoring real victories with this new strategy. In the region of Huehuetenango, all affected communities that held consultations rejected mining. Even though these votes may not be enforceable in Guatemalan courts, community resistance has so far deterred mining companies from entering these areas. The campaign to counter destructive mining and related abuses quickly spread to other parts of the country. Fund grantees have exported this model to other communities that have successfully held the line against harmful mining. (Pictured: a community consultation vote on mining in Huehuetenango.)
Moreover, as a regional funder, we knew that these struggles were not unique to Guatemala. We provided funding for community-based and national land rights activists in eight Meso-American countries to join forces to counter the effects of mining. This campaign has brought together once isolated activists, turned unprecedented attention towards a regional human rights priority, added force to litigation against mining companies in Canadian courts, and reinvigorated the land rights movement in Guatemala.
Perhaps the most important lesson to be learned from this human rights funding experiment is that the key to success lies in giving locally rooted organizations the resources to shape and lead on the issues that affect them most. Without their active engagement and leadership, any human rights funding strategy would have lost its way.
Regan Ralph is president of the Fund for Global Human Rights. rralph@globalhumanrights.org
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New NHATS video tutorial describing its COVID-19 supplements
The National Health and Aging Trends Study (NHATS) announces the availability of a new video tutorial describing its COVID-19 supplements.
NHATS video tutorials are designed to introduce the National Health and Aging Trends Study (NHATS) and the National Study of Caregiving (NSOC) to researchers interested in working with these data.
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JEFFREY DANN's fascination with the role of culture in the medical field resulted in a Ph.D. in medical anthropology. After 3 years of research in Japan, where he studied traditional healing arts and the martial art of Kendo Jeffrey decided on a career change from anthropologist to practitioner of Oriental Medicine. Beside his work as Director of Aloha Wellness Associates in Boulder, Colorado, Jeffrey's healing touch extends around the globe as educator and community leader.


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Specimen è un sostantivo latino con cui si indica un campione di materia da utilizzare per prove di laboratorio ovvero con il significato di modello o esempio.
Il termine è entrato nel linguaggio comune con la locuzione "Specimen di firma" per definire la firma che normalmente viene depositata in Banca all'atto della stipula di un contratto di conto corrente. Tale facsimile di firma viene quindi utilizzato dagli operatori bancari per verificare l'autenticità della firma posta sugli assegni o su altri ordini di pagamento presentati all'incasso.

Biologia
Uno specimen da laboratorio è un singolo animale, una parte di animale, una pianta, una parte di una pianta, o un microorganismo, usato come campione per studiare le proprietà dell'intera popolazione di quella specie o sottospecie. Quando viene definita una tassonomia, questa è tipicamente basata sullo studio di un singolo specimen, a cui ci si riferisce con il termine di Olotipo.

Laboratorio medico
È un campione di materia prelevato da un paziente, più frequentemente sangue, urina o sperma.

Geologia
È una porzione di roccia o di minerale.

Tipografia
Un type specimen è una pubblicazione che mostra i glifi disponibili per un tipo di carattere, incluse variazioni utilizzate per legature e decorazioni speciali.
Nel riconoscimento della scrittura, analisi calligrafica forense e verifica della firma, il termine sample si riferisce ad uno specimen di testo scritto a mano.

Finanza
Le banche centrali trasmettono i cosiddetti specimen banknote (o specimen) alle altre Banche prima di emettere nuove banconote. Per evitare il suo utilizzo come moneta di valore legale, la banconota è perforata o punzonata, le viene assegnato il numero seriale 9999999999 (tutti nove) o 0000000000 (tutti zero) o viene sovrascritta con la parola Specimen o Cancellata in diverse lingue. In italiano si dice anche facsimile.

Note

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Collegamenti esterni

Frasi latine


Founding father of Diynamic Music, DJ/producer Solomun gets set to deliver his first full EP in three years. The EP leads with the title track 'Customer Is King', soon to be featured as part of a long-rumoured collaboration between Solomun and Rockstar Games, creators of Grand Theft Auto, with more information to be revealed soon.
The EP also sees Diynamic Music, the Hamburg-based imprint founded by Solomun and Adriano Trolio, celebrate its 100th release, passing the milestone with a musical recipe that has seen the label rise to possibly be one of the most successful and supported underground labels of the last decade.
Following on to 'Dre', which is a musical tip of the hat to the early West-Coast sound that was popularised by artists such as NWA, 2Pac, Snoop Dogg, Warren G and Dr. Dre.
'Ich Muss Los' (German for "I have to get going") delivers a more industrial mood, akin to a dark, early morning set from Solomun himself.
Now with both the labels anniversary and 100th release behind them, Solomun and the label aim to continue to push their creative boundaries in and out the DJ booth.
The EP's out 13 July, check it out below.


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Et park and ride-anlæg eller parker & rejs er et parkeringsanlæg placeret i udkanten af større byer. I tilknytning til anlægget er der offentlige transportforbindelser til centrum, så man efter at have parkeret bilen hurtigt kan komme frem til sin destination. Formålet er først og fremmest at mindske trafikmængden i centrum.

De første park and ride-anlæg blev etableret i USA først i 1950'erne, og konceptet har siden bredt sig til resten af verden.

Metro, s-tog og bus
Park & ride er nu blevet et udvidet koncept, der både kan indebære rejse med metro, s-tog og bus. Københavns Metro har i et samarbejde med ParkZone lavet en service der dækker parkering og billet til offentlig transport i Københavnsområdet. På den måde kan man parkere billigt uden for byen og tage offentlig transport ind til centrum.

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Winter Meetings Day Three
Posted on December 6, 2012 by benweinrib
Today was my third day at the MLB Winter Meetings. It's been a few days of a lot of transactions and a lot of news. Check out my recaps of the first two days. Without further ado, here are the rumblings I heard from Day Three at Opryland. Remember, everything below is from what the coaches and other sources told me.
2:06 PM CT – Jim Leyland, Tigers manager:
Leyland said that it would be tough to run a closer-by-committee for a full season, but it did work in the postseason for the Tigers. And since it worked in the postseason, Leyland said he'd be willing to try it out in the regular season. Ultimately, he's willing to make whatever moves he has to move to win the game. At this point, the team is unlikely to re-sign Jose Valverde, especially as a closer. Leyeland did mention that the team has been put in a great place to succeed with owner Mitch Ilitch's financial flexibility.
Leyland was asked about young outfielders Nick Castellanos and Avisail Garcia and potential playing time in the majors. He didn't give any specific details on either player, but he did explain the process of how they will decide. He said first the team will decide if they're ready to play in the majors, then if they're ready to play every day or in a platoon split. Then, the team has to consider whether it's more beneficial for the player to be playing every other day or get 500 at bats in the minors. He said the biggest key for Garcia will be how well he responds to adversity early on in the year.
One final note is that third base coach Gene Lamont will be moved to the bench coach for two reasons. For one, his knee has been acting up lately, and standing up for a whole season was going to be a bit of a help concern. Secondly, Lamont now really becomes Leyland's second hand man, as he will spend the entire game at next to the manager.
2:19 – Clint Hurdle, Pirates manager:
Hurdle had a lot to say about James McDonald. For starters, he said that if McDonald pitched in the second half the way he did in the first half, he could be a lock down number three starter. I thought it was interesting that Hurdle chose to put his ceiling at just a number three starter. This season, Hurdle said, will be a fresh start for McDonald, who shouldn't have to worry about if he is a first-half or second-half pitcher (he won't half to worry about being a second half pitcher).
Last season, Hurdle thought McDonald made a lot of small improvements, but tried to bite off a bit more than he could chew. He really needs to work on three main things: throwing first pitch strikes, getting batters to chase and miss pitches, and not get too caught up in all four pitches. Hurdle said that McDonald sometimes forces all of his pitches, even when he only needs three to really pitch fine.
Hurdle was asked what he might do about his bullpen in Joel Hanrahan ends up traded, and he laughed at the notion of needing a proven closer. He said that most closers start out in a different role and end up in the ninth inning. More importantly, he'd rather have big arms that he can use.
The manager was asked a lot about his outfielders and reiterated that Andrew McCutchen was one of the best in the league. He wasn't perfect in the second half, but of course, nobody has an OPS of .900 in every month of the season. He also said he was excited for Travis Snider, Starling Marte, and Gaby Sanchez to have a full season with the Pirates. He said that Snider was just starting to get in the groove before he had an injury. As for Sanchez, he said that the team saw him as an every day player. Hurdle also said that the team will soon discuss how much more Winter Ball Marte needs to play.
Hurdle mentioned that the team was looking to build around continuity, and that Russell Martin would be a great fit. He said the team needs to perform much better in the second half of the season. Additionally, he said that he wouldn't stop players from competing in the World Baseball Classic, since he isn't the person to dictate that. He did say, though, that he just wanted to hear why each player wanted to compete in the tournament.
Lastly, Hurdle said that he hadn't talked with hitting coach Jay Bell about how to improve Pedro Alvarez's ability to hit for average. However, he did say that he expected a boost in hitting to come from Alvarez soon, as 2013 would be his first full season with Pittsburgh. Hurdle also noted that Alvarez knows he can hit better for average, but that the team can take an on-base risk with a player that can hit so well for power.
2:40 – Yankees Source:
According to a source with the Yankees, Brian Cashman was very upset that the Russell Martin ended up signing with Pittsburgh. The source also said that Cashman thought the team would miss Martin a lot and that the team did not prioritize Martin highly enough.
2:42 – Terry Francona, Indians manager:
Tito said that if the Indians add another power bat, the team is going to run a lot less. However, if the team does not have the same power from the middle of the lineup, he will let the faster runners free.
Obviously, Francona got a lot of questions about the Red Sox. He said that Cleveland is far different from Boston, because in Boston it was 'Win or go home.' However, things are far more lax in Cleveland; the team is a lot younger, but they will still contend. He also said that he's sad the way things ended in Boston, but that doesn't change the great times he had with the team. Additionally, he said that he thought the 2008 team was the best team–Josh Beckett just wasn't entirely healthy and the team ran into a buzzsaw in the Tampa Bay Rays. Jokingly, he did say that Boston's biggest weakness was their manager.
Tito noted that building relationships with his players is key to a strong season, so he is going out of his way to meet as many of his new players as possible. He hasn't met all of them yet, but he did say that the World Baseball Classic taking away some of his players will hurt the chemistry between his new staff and the team.
The manager also noted that he really did miss baseball last year, especially when spring training rolled around. As for his role, he said that his main job was to get the best out of his players. However, over a full season, he thought weaknesses in talent would show.
The last thing Tito said was that the team would look a lot better with Carlos Carrasco and Zach McAllister back healthy. The team needs all the pitching they can get.
2:57 – Mike Scioscia, Angels manager:
Most of the questions for Scioscia had to do with his outfielders. Scioscia announced that Mark Trumbo would be playing left field and Peter Bourjos would be playing left field. Trumbo only played left field last year because Torii Hunter was better suited for right field. He also noted that the roster right now is far from complete, so any other lineup situations would be purely hypothetical.
For now, Scioscia did say that there would be a rotation of outfielders playing the DH spot. Namely, those players would be Kendrys Morales, Vernon Wells, and the starting outfielders Bourjos, Mike Trout, and Trumbo. Scioscia sounded optimistic about Wells, saying that injuries have slowed him down the past two years and that his talent is far above his production level lately.
3:04 – Eric Wedge, Mariners manager:
One of the bigger things Wedge emphasized with his younger players was adding strength. He mentioned that Justin Smoak, Jesus Montero, and even Hisashi Iwakuma needed to add a bit more strength. He said that Smoak needed to get stronger while staying lean, and that his ability to hit breaking balls and to all field would be key to continue from the last five weeks of 2011. As for Montero, Wedge said that he wouldn't be catching every day, but that Montero still needed to improve his technique and flexibility, along with his strength. Iwakuma really needed to get more confidence and acclimated to the American style of baseball, plus a little more arm strength.
With Montero not playing every day, Wedge noted that the team was looking to add another catcher.
For his two final notes, Wedge said that his DH would likely be a rotation of players, giving them a day off in the field. His philosophy is to use a rotation of players, unless the team has a thunderous bat, which the Mariners do not. Also, he said the Mariners moving the fences in would help out the team realistically and psychologically. Wedge said the ballpark would be fair now.
3:16 – Mike Redmond, Marlins manager:
Mike Redmond talked a lot about changing the culture in Miami, saying that the team would focus on the small things like execution and hustle. He also noted that the team would need a laser-like focus starting in Spring Training, and if they focused purely on baseball, the team would be fine.
As for his style of managing, Redmond said that he was aggressive in the minor leagues, and he would be aggressive in the majors, unless things changed. He said that he would be very flexible as a manger and wanted to study the players as much as possible, since information in the majors leagues is very deep, especially compared to the minor leagues.
Redmond didn't have many exact things to say about his lineup, saying that he had about fifty different lineup scenarios, but he did say that he would have Giancarlo Stanton hitting fourth and newly acquired Adeiny Hechavarria hitting eighth.
Redmond did also say that he loved energetic players; he didn't get how players couldn't get excited playing a three hour game. His mantra is that he always wants to manage to win the game. He just likes to get fired up out there.
3:39 – Bud Black, Padres manager:
Black mentioned that last year was tough on the pitching staff because of several injuries. However, with Jason Marquis' return and the potential addition of another pitcher on a one-year deal, the pitching staff would be better. The key for this team would be health.
Offensively, Black thought that this was one of the best teams to hit in San Diego in a very long time, and the same starting lineup will be around next year. The last three months were great for this team, and they should carry over into next season.
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Pneumatology is the study of the Holy Spirit. This, too, has until recently been a little-explored backwater of Christian theology, left mostly to the Pentecostals and the Charismatics, by which we usually mean those who favor speaking in tongues and who like to talk about the Holy Spirit and who make the rest of us uncomfortable.
In the first 400 years after the Protestant Reformation, the epistles of Paul -- especially Paul's letter to the Romans -- were the reigning monarchs of Scripture. These were the documents by which we assessed and filtered everything else in the Bible. We based our faith on Romans and fit everything else into that structure. One of the main divides within Christianity in the 20th century grew out of the fact that the epistles of Paul give little emphasis to the believer's experience of the Holy Spirit.
When, in 1906, a group of Christians on Azusa Street in Los Angeles, CA, experienced speaking in tongues and other supernatural phenomena, a wave of Christian expression broke out that was radically different from the Enlightenment-based Protestantism that had dominated Western Christianity for the previous four centuries. The "Azusa Street Revival" spawned what have come to be called "Pentecostal" churches. Pentecostalism, however, is more than just an emphasis on speaking in tongues. It has much more to do with our expectations of whether and how God will act in the present.
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Just wishing all you Aussie & Kiwi Slutz a Merry Christmas.
And hope 2011 is kind to you.
Yes merry Xmas to all!
Best of the season to all you Slutz.
A hearty Merry Christmas! to each of you..
Be blessed and have a safe, happy, and rewarding holiday.
Eat, drink and be merry. Enjoy your day with family and friends.
If you can't/should drive, don't. Why wreck a perfectly good day, besides, if you can't drive you can defiantly have another drink.


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Wusappaning?! is an EP by the Orange County, California rock band Home Grown, released in 1996 by Burning Heart Records. The EP was later released in the United States in 1998 by Cargo Music/Grilled Cheese.

The song "Another Face in the Crowd" is a re-recording of "Face in the Crowd" from the band's debut album That's Business.  The song "We Are Dumb" was featured on the soundtrack for the 1998 comedy-thriller film Homegrown and stoner comedy Half Baked.

Track listing
"We Are Dumb" (Tran)
"Shirley D. Pressed" (Tran)
"Hanging Out" (Tran)
"More Than Friends" (Lohrbach)
"Another Face in the Crowd" (Tran)

Performers
John "Johnee Trash" Tran - vocals, guitar
Ian "Slur" Cone - vocals, guitar
Adam "Adumb" Lohrbach - vocals, bass
Bob "Stress" Herco - drums

Album information
Record label: Burning Heart Records
Produced and engineered by Jim Barnes and Home Grown
Recorded and mixed at Jim Barnes Audio Productions January 1996
Layout by Mean Street Graphics
Artwork by Ron Ruvalvcava Jr.

References

Home Grown albums
1996 EPs
Burning Heart Records EPs


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Oberasbach es una localidad ubicada en el distrito de Fürth, en Baviera, Alemania. Está situada 6 km al suroeste de Fürth y 10 km al oeste de Núremberg.

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'This year I finally got to sit down and chat with one of my heroes'.
Here's a few random musings on E3, plus stuff you may have missed at the event.
Druckmann himself is a big Super Mario fan, but what about Miyamoto? Has he played The Last of Us and the Uncharted games, for example? At the very least, we'd like to think both of them spoke about their enjoyment in creating some of the highest rated games of all time.
No doubt it's a great look for the, seemingly, maturing industry.
Aside from the solid showings of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate., the Xenoblade 2 – Torna: The Golden Country DLC and Fire Emblem: Three Houses, it was still a muted E3 for Nintendo.
That might be down to the fact that new games are now announced all year round and, crucially, the old formats are changing – in fact, from everyone. With random Nintendo Directs every few months, loaded PlayStation Experiences at the end of the year (PSX), and other major shows taking announcements away every year, I don't believe the event carries the same weight it once had.
I know, tell that to Microsoft at E3… hats off, Phil, that was some impressive stuff.
Mario Tennis Aces itself is out this week. Going from the free online tournament demo, it's much better than whatever the insufficient Ultra Smash was trying to be. The online mode in Aces is stupidly intense, with crazy skill levels on show. The single player RPG-style content seems to have meat on its bones as well (invoking Mario Tennis: Power Tour for the GBA back in 2005).
Anyway, that's all I have time to muse on, if you got this far, thanks, as always, for reading.


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EXCLUSIVE FIRST REVIEW: 'Gwendy's Button Box' by Stephen King & Richard Chizmar
Posted on: 12th March 2017 • By: Jason Sechrest
Collaborative fiction is a beast hard to tame. Untethered, it can jocky the reader back and forth between styles like a mental tug of war. When at its best, however, the reader can lose themselves so entirely in the story that they forget it was written by two people at all. Thankfully, Gwendy's Button Box, co-authored by Stephen King and Richard Chizmar, lends itself nicely to the second category.
At the start of the novel, twelve year old Gwendy Peterson is gifted with a mysterious button box. Given to her by an equally mysterious stranger, Gwendy surmises that the box holds strange powers. For one thing, it dispenses extremely rare mint condition silver dollars at will, as well as tiny chocolates that will leave Gwendy satisfied enough to stop overeating. She's been made fun of at school for her weight and has taken to running up Castle View's "suicide steps" each day to shed a few pounds. The most daunting thing about the box, however, are the buttons it possesses. Not the kind of buttons you would sew onto a jacket, but the kind that you would push. (Or, maybe you wouldn't.) There is a different colored button for each continent, plus a red button and a black one. The stranger who entrusts her with this gift tells Gwendy the red one is for "whatever she wants" and the black one is the most dangerous, as it is all encompassing. When Gwendy inquires what exactly the buttons do, the stranger poses to her: Why ask a question you already know the answer to?
Gwendy must decide for herself what she will do with the box, where she will hide it, and how she will use it. In her hands, she suspects she just might hold the fate of the world.
This is the first story in quite some time to take place in Stephen King's fictitious town of Castle Rock. In the timeline of the Stephen King universe, Gwendy's story would take place right around the time Johnny Smith would be waking up from his coma in The Dead Zone. And yes indeed, there is an Easter egg or two for the hardest of hardcore King fans.
Gwendy's Button Box features all the familiar tropes both fans of King and Chizmar have come to love. King writes beautifully about the burdens of childhood, and we've seen picked-on teenage girls dating all the way back to his first novel, Carrie. Chizmar fans will remember his past obsession with boxes and hiding them (see: The Box). He's also penned about teenage angst. Together, these two make the perfect combo to write what is at its core a coming of age tale about the discovery of one's own power, and the overwhelming sense of responsibility that comes with it.
Though the novella is nearly a novel at 175 pages, Gwendy's Button Box is a fast paced thrill ride, a real page turner. Stephen King once referred to Richard Chizmar's writing as "no nonsense prose." There's plenty of that on display here, right through to the story's wildly enthralling climax. The ride begins to slow as it reaches the finish line, lingering just long enough for us to ponder all that we have read — a beautifully executed ending.
King has said of Gwendy's Button Box, "I think readers will have a good time reading it. If they are left with questions, and maybe have a few arguments, all the better," leading this Constant Reader to assume the story's finale would be somewhat ambiguous. I did not find it to be that at all. The conclusion of Gwendy's Button Box is where its heart resides. It is as clear and satisfying, as it is exquisitely poetic.
Gwendy's Button Box is a fast and fun collaboration, at many points showcasing the best qualities of both its authors. Stephen King and Richard Chizmar have styles unique unto themselves. Together, however, their combined techniques prove simply delightful.
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From November 3rd - 23rd December, Pergola on the Roof - London's most renowned rooftop dining experience will be returning to White City to completely transform the top of Television Centre into this winter's enchanting Nordic Winter forest, with four exciting partner restaurants to be revealed. The 600 capacity venue will be redesigned as a warm and cosy hide-out in the Scandinavian wilderness, protected from the elements in a clear-walled, weatherproof dome, where guests will be sheltered from the second they join the queue.
After an incredible summer of success, in which 92,000 guests visited the rooftop's pergola, booking out the venue solidly for an entire 12-week period upon opening, Pergola on the Roof will open its doors to reveal a majestic, evergreen entrance of 18ft spruce trees under a rain-proof canopy. 100ft above West-London's skyline, the once white-washed walls will be replaced with decadent burgundy, complimented by a deep-bark forest flooring, dark oak table tops and an extended solid oak bar, with the addition of a thick growth of holly, ivy and delicate winter flowers on the pergola to complete this idyllic winter scene.
Pergola on the Roof will once again be welcoming a selection of London's much-loved restaurants to nestle in together in this tranquil winter scene, serving up a range of their truly exciting, bespoke dishes. Returning after a successful summer run, Patty & Bun will resume its spot on this site, joined by three of London's most gastronomically innovative food partners – London's only Danish Restaurant Snaps & Rye, Spitalfields' home-style, Indian kitchen Gunpowder, and creators of Middle-Eastern and Asian gourmet kebabs Le Bab.
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Inside 'The Bunker' Security Command for Boston Marathon
Windowless, Cold War-era underground facility will be security hub for marathon.
By MEGAN CHUCHMACH and BRIAN ROSS
'This Week': Boston Marathon Security
Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, and former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly on security for Monday's marathon.
April 20, 2014 — -- Every year the Boston Marathon attracts thousands of spectators who cheer on runners, but this year thousands more eyes – some digital and some undercover – will be watching intently as well, looking for anything that might warn them of a repeat of last year's tragedy.
Authorities in charge of security for the marathon Monday are taking no chances, with an unprecedented security apparatus that includes some 4,000 deployed police officers, including 500 plainclothes officers, more than 100 surveillance cameras and a underground, futuristic coordination center boasting some 260 security officials representing more than 60 local, state and federal agencies.
"A lot of eyes," Kurt Schwartz, Massachusetts's Undersecretary for Homeland Security and Emergency Management in the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, told ABC News. "There's cameras, but you know there's 4,000 police officers out there and they will be very engaged this year. They're all watching the public, watching the crowds, trying to detect suspicious behavior, trying to manage areas that just get too crowded… We have expanded across the board."
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Schwartz and other top intelligence officials said there have been no specific threats made against the marathon. Then again, there weren't any last year before two brothers from Dagestan allegedly detonated two bombs near the finish line, killing three people, including an 8-year-old boy, and injuring some 260 others.
So starting at 6 a.m. Monday inside the coordination center, which ABC News toured this weekend, dozens of officers and analysts will be monitoring wide-screen video displays relaying images from along the marathon route. Schwartz said that unlike last year, every section of the 26.2 mile race will be monitored by high-resolution cameras.
Nicknamed "the bunker," the Cold War-era underground facility has no windows and is barren in military-style, save for the high-tech monitors, laptops and computer servers, with separate rooms for tactical, intelligence and other units. In addition to the surveillance capability, the center will be communicating in real-time with other offices across eight nearby cities and towns along the marathon path.
"We'll be looking for somebody who just doesn't feel right," said Boston's new police commissioner Bill Evans. "The characteristics – a lot of our officers, during their training, [are] looking at the characteristics of someone who might be carrying explosives."
Beyond just watching, Schwartz said security officials will be tailoring their tactical security on the ground throughout the day of the marathon based on what the surveillance cameras and officers on the scene are seeing.
Evans told ABC News that though security will be tight, it won't be overwhelming for runners or attendees.
"I don't want it to be an armed camp where people are going to be intimidated by the police presence," he said.
Evans' men got a trial run last week when an alleged hoaxer dropped two bags near the finish line of the marathon, in a similar manner to how the real explosives were planted last year. Authorities reacted quickly and destroyed the ultimately harmless objects.
"It was a nice drill," Evans said. "It just got us on our toes a little earlier… But I think we did a super job. We did what we were trained to do."
In the case of last year's bombing, authorities suspect it was carried out by Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, two brothers from Dagestan who lived in the U.S. Tamerlan was killed in a shootout with police days after the explosions and Dzhokhar, his little brother, was arrested and has pleaded not guilty to 30 counts related to the bombing. If convicted, he could face the death penalty.
A full 36,000 runners signed up to race this year, undeterred by last year's tragedy, including last year's winners Lelisa Desisa from Ethiopia and Rita Jeptoo from Kenya.
"So I came here to support the whole injured and all the families [of the] lost ones," Jeptoo told ABC News. "I'm not scared because I know there is security."
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Jammu, April 9 (IANS) A 65-year old woman died yesterday of coronavirus infection as the death toll rose to four in J&K.
Doctors said a 65-year old woman belonging to Udhampur district was admitted to the government medical college hospital in Jammu after she complained of breathlessness and chest pain.
"The woman died yesterday. She had tested positive for COVID-19 infection", doctors at the hospital said.
This is the first COVID-19 death in J&K and the first in the Jammu division. Doctors said the body of the deceased would be handed over after completing the formalities laid down by the protocol.
With this, the number of positive cases has risen to 159 in J&K.
Yesterday, J&K recorded the highest number of positive cases in a single day as 34 new cases surfaced.
Six patients have completely recovered while four have died. Thus the number of active cases in J&K is 149 out of whom 27 are in the Jammu division and 122 are in Kashmir division.
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