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The winning path: Linus Lundqvist's road to Indy Lights glory
In clinching the 2022 Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires championship, Linus Lundqvist became the first Swede in history to seal the coveted INDYCAR support series title. In a season lined with success, we look back at the journey that led to his fourth single-seater title – and the most important one yet…
Rd. 1: St. Petersburg
Qualifying: P2
Race: P3
The opening race of the season saw Lundqvist battle against the odds on the Florida streets of St. Petersburg. A down-on-power engine left him with a costly deficit down the straights, but he still managed to qualify on the front row and take third in the race. It was a decent start to the campaign, especially given the circumstances – but the best was yet to come…
Read more: Linus Lundqvist starts Indy Lights campaign with St. Pete podium
Rd. 2: Barber Motorsports Park
The power issues now resolved, Lundqvist demonstrated his full potential at Barber Motorsports Park to clinch his first victory of the season, winning from pole.
It was not as straightforward as it may sound, however, as a mid-race transition from wet to increasingly dry conditions made life hard on the Cooper rain tyres.
Having pulled away from the field in the wet first half of the race, a safety car intervention saw Lundqvist's lead untimely vanish, leaving him vulnerable on heavily worn rubber in the closing stages.
He ultimately managed to defend from HMD team-mate Benjamin Pedersen in a dramatic battle for victory, however, treading the fine balance between maintaining just enough pace to stay ahead and keeping his rain tyres alive to the flag. It was a memorable win under immense pressure, and the real catalyst to his title charge.
Read more: Linus Lundqvist clings on for dramatic flag-to-flag victory
Rd. 3-4: Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Much like at Barber, the weather played a pivotal role again at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course a few weeks later. In the first double-header meeting of the year, the opening race played out in stable and dry conditions, with Lundqvist leading the way from pole until tangling with Christian Rasmussen and dropping down the order. He later recovered to finish fifth.
For Race 2, however, the skies burst open – and this time a thunderstorm even caused the race to be red-flagged at halfway. A lengthy five-hour wait ensued before racing could finally resume, with Lundqvist – who had led the opening segment comfortably before the storm arrived – carrying on to an undeterred victory.
Read more: Linus Lundqvist masters the conditions to win again in Indianapolis
Rd. 5-6: Detroit
An utterly crushing double win in Detroit strengthened the grip on the title and took Lundqvist to four victories in the opening six races.
In dominant form throughout the meeting, Lundqvist swept the double-header weekend on Detroit's Belle Isle street course, leading every single lap of both races from a pair of pole positions. He also set the fastest lap in both encounters, completing a perfect "Grand Chelem" weekend.
It was an emphatic showing by all means, and one that ranks as arguably the greatest to date in Lundqvist's career.
Read more: Linus Lundqvist dominates in Detroit clean-sweep
Rd. 7: Road America
On the pace once again at the beautiful Wisconsin road course, this time it was the rare occurrence of an own mistake that cost Lundqvist a shot at victory.
A brief off-track moment in qualifying was enough to derail a run of five consecutive pole positions and leave Lundqvist in the midfield for Sunday's race. Once there, however, he regrouped to finish fourth, limiting the damage done the day before.
Read more: Linus Lundqvist consolidates Indy Lights lead at half time
Rd. 8: Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
On a track known to historically favor the rival Andretti Autosport squad, Lundqvist wasn't deterred from taking the fight – scoring a podium as he split a quartet of Andretti cars up front. Third place at Mid-Ohio was a welcome result in the greater context, keeping him firmly in the championship lead.
Read more: Linus Lundqvist extends advantage with Mid-Ohio podium
Rd. 9: Iowa Speedway
Race: P4 (penalty)
On the first oval of the season, Lundqvist proved beyond doubt that he'd now mastered the craft of turning left only, taking the flag for a breakthrough maiden oval win.
However, despite winning the race on the road, a subsequent penalty for a clash with Matthew Brabham ultimately demoted him to fourth – but the message was delivered and for Lundqvist, the performance itself largely outweighed the final result.
Read more: Penalty strips Linus Lundqvist of first oval win
Rd. 10: Nashville
Another dominant street course display saw Lundqvist comfortably win the first-ever Indy Lights race in Nashville, beating the field by over seven seconds. Leading every lap from pole, it was a resounding performance in Tennessee, and one that all but put the title beyond realistic reach for the opposition.
Read more: Lundqvist powers to Nashville flag-to-flag victory
Rd. 11: Gateway
A breakthrough moment played out for Lundqvist as the field headed on to Gateway, as he powered to his first-ever oval pole position with a determined two-lap qualifying effort. It was followed by a similarly assertive performance for the vast majority of the race, with Lundqvist leading 71 of the 75 laps.
Ultimately, however, Matthew Brabham was able to squeeze past just four laps from home, leaving Lundqvist a frankly disappointed second – having come within minutes of a first oval win.
The frustration eventually wore off, however, with the latest podium visit further cementing Lundqvist's by-now emphatic championship grip.
Read more: Linus Lundqvist runs strong Gateway race from pole
Rd. 12: Portland
Portland International Raceway would prove an unspectacular-yet-efficient event for Lundqvist, who ran an untroubled third almost from start to finish. It was a steady day's work that put every other driver barring Brabham out of mathematical championship contention heading to the season-ending double-header at Laguna Seca a week later.
Read more: Linus Lundqvist scores ninth podium in 12 races
Rd. 13-14: Laguna Seca
The Laguna Seca finale, fittingly, was where it was ultimately sealed: Lundqvist clinched the 2022 Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires championship with a race to spare in the first encounter of the weekend, becoming the first Swede ever to sew up the title. In tears of joy, he took to the podium flanked by his HMD Motorsports squad and his family; celebrating "the greatest moment" of his life.
Read more: Linus Lundqvist wraps up title-winning season
Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires
Top 5 | After 14/14 races
1: Linus Lundqvist (SWE), 575 p.
2: Sting Ray Robb (USA), 483 p.
3: Matthew Brabham (AUS), 471 p.
4: Hunter McElrea (NZL), 460 p.
5: Benjamin Pedersen (DEN), 443 p.
14 races | 5 wins | 9 podiums
7 pole positions | 3 fastest laps

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Brenna Dowell (born March 4, 1996) is a former American artistic gymnast. She was a member of the gold medal-winning U.S. team at the 2015 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships. A prevalent gymnast on the National scene throughout the 2010s, Dowell has combined elite and collegiate gymnastics; she deferred her sophomore season with the Oklahoma Sooners in order to make a bid for the 2016 Summer Olympics team.

Personal life
Dowell was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1996 to Michael and Carole Dowell. Dowell began gymnastics in 1997 after her mother enrolled her in a flip flop class. Dowell has three sisters, Carey, Jacey and Lauren. During her club career she was a student at Odessa (MO) High School. Dowell graduated in 2014. In fall of 2014, she began studies at the University of Oklahoma, where she competes with the university's NCAA gymnastics team. Before her college gymnastics experience she was coached by Al Fong and Armine Barutyan and trained at the Great American Gymnastics Express.

Junior career

2009
Dowell started her elite junior in 2009. At the 2009 CoverGirl Classic, Dowell finished 13th in the All Around and 8th on Vault. At the Visa Championships, Dowell finished 19th in the All Around.

2010
Dowell continued her elite junior career in 2010. At the 2010 Visa Championships, Dowell finished fourth on uneven bars.

2011
In 2011, Dowell competed at the CoverGirl Classic and was fifth all-around, third on vault, and fifth on uneven bars. At the Visa Championships, Dowell was sixth all-around, fifth on vault, sixth on uneven bars, and eighth on floor exercise.

Senior career

2012
Dowell started her senior career in 2012. In March at the City of Jesolo Trophy in Jesolo, Italy, Dowell finished seventh all-around, second on uneven bars, and eighth on vault.

In June at the Visa Championships, Dowell was ninth all-around. Following the Visa Championships Dowell was invited to compete at the 2012 US Olympic Trials.

In July Dowell competed at the U.S. Olympic Trials. At Trials Dowell was ninth all-around and eighth on uneven bars. Dowell was not named to the 2012 Olympic Team.

In October Dowell competed at the Mexican Open in Acapulco, Mexico. Dowell won the all-around title with a score of 57.100. Dowell also had the top score on vault, uneven bars and floor exercise.

2013
In April Dowell competed at the 2013 City of Jesolo Trophy. Dowell finished third all-around, third on uneven bars, and first with the team.

At the Secret U.S. Classic in July, Dowell was third all-around, fourth on floor exercise, and sixth on uneven bars.

At the P&G Championships, she was third all-around, third on uneven bars, and fifth on floor exercise.
Following the Championships, Dowell was selected to represent the United States at the 2013 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships.

In October, Dowell travelled to the World Championships in Antwerp, Belgium with Team USA. Dowell was selected and was intending to be a balance beam and uneven bars specialist. However, Dowell did not compete. Dowell was demoted to team alternate after teammate and 2012 Olympic Gold medalist, McKayla Maroney was selected to compete as an All-Around competitor. According to FIG rules, each country may only have 3 competitors on each apparatus. Following the World Championships, Dowell declined invitations to attend the Mexican Open in Acapulco, Mexico and two other World Cup events.

2014

In February 2014, Dowell was selected as a last minute replacement for World Champion Simone Biles to compete in the 2014 American Cup. Dowell competed alongside teammate Elizabeth Price, who was also chosen as a replacement for the event following the withdrawal of 2012 Olympic Gold medalist Kyla Ross due to injury. Dowell placed second, winning the silver medal behind Price.

Dowell competed on uneven bars only at the 2014 Secret U.S. Classic in Chicago, Illinois. She scored 11.200, placing 14th on that event and 16th overall.

Dowell was selected as the non-traveling alternate for the 2014 World Championships.

2015

University of Oklahoma

In January 2015, Dowell began competing with the University of Oklahoma gymnastics team.

Dowell had a stand-out first season at Oklahoma and found action for the Sooners on VT, UB and FX during the regular season. She scored season highs of 9.925 (VT), 10.00 (UB) and 9.975 (FX). She helped her team come in third place at Super Six Finals. She was Floor champion at the Big-12 Championships and was later crowned Big-12 Newcomer of the Year.

On June 9, 2015, it was announced that Dowell would be deferring for the 2015–16 season to compete elite again.

Secret U.S. Classic

On July 25, Dowell competed at the Secret U.S. Classic where she only competed on uneven bars and balance beam. On bars, she included her Tweddle release in combination with a half turn transfer (Ezhova). She fell on her toe-on Shaposhnikova (Maloney) and dismounted with a full-twisting double layout. Despite the fall, she scored a 14.350 and finished 8th on the event. A mistake and fall on beam scored an 11.800 and she finished 18th on the event.

P&G Championships

On August 13 & 15, Dowell competed at the P&G Championships where she competed in the all-around for the first time since 2013. She finished in 11th with a 2-night score of 113.700, including a 15.150 on uneven bars. She was named to the Senior National Team and was invited to the 2015 Worlds Selection Camp in September.

World Championships

On October 8, Dowell, alongside Simone Biles, Gabby Douglas, Madison Kocian, Maggie Nichols, Aly Raisman, and Mykayla Skinner, was once again chosen to represent the United States of America at the 2015 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, in Glasgow. She competed floor, vault, and bars in team qualification. During her floor performance in qualifications her music did not play. She still competed a solid routine without music, and went along with the clapping from the audience. On floor, she performed a piked double front salto. This was the first time the skill had been performed at the World Championships, and thus it was named after her in the Code of Points. She performed a solid vault afterward.  She also competed on the uneven bars.  Dowell later became a world champion, winning gold with the team.

2016

In early 2016, Brenna attended the U.S Olympic Team Summit, an event for potential U.S Olympic Team members to meet with the media and do promotional work. She attended with fellow 2015 World Championships gold medalists, Simone Biles, Aly Raisman. Gabby Douglas, Madison Kocian, Maggie Nichols and MyKayla Skinner.

In April, Dowell was chosen to compete at the 2016 Pacific Rim Gymnastics Championships in Everett, Washington. On day 1 of competition, Brenna had a clean competition, hitting all 4 of her events which helped team USA take the gold medal. She also took 4th place All-Around with a score of 58.850, making a strong case to earn one of the 5 spots on the 2016 U.S Olympic Team, coming back strong after having a bad experience at the 2015 World Championships, where she struggled with nerves despite earning a gold medal with team USA. Dowell, whilst having the 4th highest score at the Pacific Rim Championships, did not officially earn the 4th place spot due to the two per country rule. Officially, Shallon Olsen of Canada earned that spot, however it will be noted by the selection committee for the 2016 U.S Olympic team that she did indeed earn the fourth highest score behind U.S teammates, Aly Raisman, Simone Biles and Laurie Hernandez.

Dowell also qualified in second place to the Uneven Bars final, after displaying an impressive set on night 1 of competition. Also, after Simone Biles, was withdrawn from event finals, Dowell also earned a spot in the Floor Exercise final. In event finals, unfortunately, Dowell fell on a release move in the Uneven Bars final, incurring a deduction and placing her 5th with a score of 14.000. However, she came back strong and earned a silver medal in Floor Exercise finals with a score of 14.825 behind reigning Olympic Floor Exercise champion and U.S teammate, Aly Raisman.

At the 2016 P&G championships, Dowell was named to the National Team and earned a berth to the 2016 Olympic Trials in San Jose, CA. Despite solid efforts, she didn't make the main or alternate teams

2017
In 2017, Dowell continued her gymnastics career at the University of Oklahoma for her Sophomore season.

Eponymous skill
Dowell has one eponymous skill listed in the Code of Points.

References

External links

1996 births
Living people
American female artistic gymnasts
Sportspeople from Kansas City, Missouri
Oklahoma Sooners women's gymnasts
Medalists at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
Originators of elements in artistic gymnastics
U.S. women's national team gymnasts
NCAA gymnasts who have scored a perfect 10
21st-century American women

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You are here: Home / News / Warner Brothers to Delay Release of Popular DVD Movies to Libraries
Warner Brothers to Delay Release of Popular DVD Movies to Libraries
Filed by Gary Price on December 1, 2011
A local angle to a story that LJ first reported on in October.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer:
Warner Home Video recently announced it will no longer distribute theatrical released movies to public libraries or home video rental stores until 28 days after the movies have been on sale in retail stores.
Nearly three weeks after the latest and final Harry Potter movie DVD was released for sale, library patrons will have to wait until Dec. 9 to borrow it.
And the Cuyahoga County library system already has 1,307 holds for the movie, with more expected.
Robert J. Rua, the Cuyahoga County Public Library's assistant marketing director, said "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallow, Part 2" is the first movie affected under Warner's new policy. But there will be more.
See Also: New Warner Home Video Policy for Select Film Releases (via Midwest Tape News and Views)
Hat Tip and Thanks: Matt Weaver


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A couple of days ago I met a group of talented artists and youth workers from the Al-Aroub Refugee Camp, (on the road betwen Jerusalem and Hebron). Because of the tense situation in the area we met somewhere in the middle at the Murad Hotel in Beith Sakhour.
Abu Tarek, a veteran educator who for years has promoted encounters between Palestinian and Israeli youth, (and whom I had the pleasure to spend a week with last summer) brought them to experience my workshop so that they can teach the kids at Al Aroub how to do 'art with everything'.
It was awkward for about 10 minutes before we got into it and just concentrated on making art and sharing art and then everything seemed very easy and simple.
Thanks so much to Daniel Moses from Seeds of Peace for making this happen!


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Gender Violence Takes Centre-Stage In New Spanish Opera
by Laura Mannering |
The death of a woman at the hands of her former lover is played out repeatedly in a dark new take on a classic opera in Madrid that seeks to leave audiences questioning their own attitudes to gender violence.
In "Marie", award-winning Spanish playwright Lola Blasco recasts an unfinished 19th-century story that inspired the avant-garde opera "Wozzeck" by Austrian composer Alban Berg, first staged nearly a century ago.
While Wozzeck centres on the eponymous protagonist, a poverty-stricken soldier plagued by daily humiliations who kills Marie, the mother of his child, because she has been unfaithful, Blasco's version gives Marie the central role.
"Traditionally Marie was just another object in the downfall of Wozzeck. Her character is only seen from his perspective, which seems so unjust. I wanted to give her a new voice," Blasco told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Performers on stage in the opera 'Marie'. Madrid, Spain. January 7 2021. Thomson Reuters Foundation/Handout by: Javier del Real | Teatro Real
A co-production between Madrid's Teatro Real opera house and the smaller Teatro de La Abadia, where performances are being staged from Jan. 9-17, Blasco said she hoped the work makes people think more critically about gender violence in Spain.
She described Marie as a "symbol" of all the women who have died due to gender violence and whose stories are then told by others, with more attention often given to the perpetrator than the victim.
"Every day we have cases of women killed," Blasco added. "There are so many deaths that people just normalise it. A work of art permits us to reflect."
Set to music by Spanish composer German Alonso, Marie's death at the hands of Wozzeck is re-enacted three times during the opera and examined from different characters' perspectives.
A mixture of sung and spoken dialogue is accompanied by a discordant live musical performance and the action takes place around a giant mirrored crucifix.
Spain was a pioneer in introducing gender-targeted violence legislation and the government keeps a widely reported public tally of women who have been killed by partners or ex-partners.
The toll stands at 1,078 since the record began in 2003, with 45 women killed in 2020.
Rights advocates say there is still a pressing need to raise more awareness of the issue.
"Anything that makes the problem more visible helps and is important, whether it's through artworks, theatre productions or television," said Carmen Benito, president of NGO Mujeres Unidas Contra el Matrato (Women United Against Abuse).
"We still have a long way to go."
Posted by Grace Shaibu on January 10, 2021.
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Q: Printing records with condition Crystal reports I am using stored procedure in mssql as backend, vb.net as frontend (just info).

There are a lot of records in the database and I am printing in crystal reports.
Now I want to filter the records from crystal report and not by adding a new parameter to procedure or changing database structure or else.
For now,Say there are columns : Name , Amount.
I want to put filter in amount like only display records whose amount above 100 or something. So other records with less than 100 should not be displayed.
This filter will be passed by the user so it'll be random.
I can't find a proper answer on internet. Might be a duplicate question, if so please post the link of the question if it is duplicated.!
Thanx anyways...!

A: In general the idea is to:

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*Create the parameter (user choose what will be the input/value) - link

*Set filters, what values should be displayed in regards to parameter - link
On right side there is a DataExplorer window, where You need to add a Parameter (define his name, what question will be shown to user and what type the param will be / what values can be set inside).
Once done, You can jump to Data tab of a report, click Interactive Filter and specify which column must fit what condition with what value = Parameter (that one user will enter in Report).
Example: I will create AmountParam, with message "What should be the minimum amount?". Type will be set to Integer. Going to Report->Data->Interactive Filter, choose Amount as a Column, AmountParam as a Parameter and set condition Greater then (>).

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Might there be a part 2 at some point? This will definitely be very useful for me when I get a chance to create a posts. Just how many people do you really think could possibly believe in that typeof stuff? I really do wish I was able to fully understand the finer details of this problem but much of this is lost on me.
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The market takes place along the streets of the historical center of Asciano. Organic food products such as olive oil, honey, pasta, sweets, truffles, herbs and the excellent local pecorino can all be found here.
In addition to food, there are also local crafts items such as wicker baskets, wrought iron, terracotta, ceramics and copper objects.
A medieval festival with historical re-enactments, traditional food and Brunello wine.


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2006 BA je planetka Apollonovy skupiny, patřící současně mezi objekty pravidelně se přibližující k Zemi (NEO). Její dráha dosud není definitivně stanovena, proto jí nebylo dosud přiděleno katalogové číslo.

Popis objektu

Vzhledem k tomu, že byla pozorována pouze po dobu tří dní během mimořádného přiblížení k Zemi, nestihli astronomové provést spektroskopický výzkum. Proto o jejím chemickém složení není nic známo. Její průměr je odhadován na základě hvězdné velikosti a protože není známo ani albedo jejího povrchu, je proto značně nejistý.

Historie

Planetka byla poprvé pozorována 18. ledna 2006 kolem 05:41 světového času (UTC) 68centimetrovým Schmidtovým dalekohledem na Steward Observatory Catalina Station 20 km severovýchodně od Tucsonu, AZ (USA) v rámci programu Catalina Sky Survey. Operátorem automatického vyhledávacího systému byl R. A. Kowalski. O čtyři dny později, 22. ledna v 03:15 UTC, prolétla v minimální vzdálenosti 509 tisíc kilometrů od středu Země, o necelou polovinu dále, než obíhá Měsíc, a opět se vzdálila do meziplanetárního prostoru. Byla pozorována na řadě dalších observatoří, naposledy 21. ledna 2006 v 00:49 UTC.

V minulosti prolétla již několikrát v blízkosti Země, naposledy v roce 2000, kdy ji minula v bezpečné vzdálenosti 7,5 milionu kilometrů. Vzhledem k malým rozměrům tehdy unikla objevení.

Výhled do budoucnosti

Planetka se nyní stále přibližuje ke Slunci a dosáhne perihelu svoji dráhy 18. března 2006. Těleso se sice bude opakovaně přibližovat k Zemi, ale po zbytek tohoto století nás během celkem jedenácti průletů neohrozí, dokonce se nepřiblíží nikdy tak blízko, jako se to stalo v lednu 2006. K nejtěsnějšímu průletu v tomto století má dojít 20. června 2051, kdy nás mine ve vzdálenosti 4,9 mil. km.

Na základě dosavadních výpočtů dráhy se nemůže k Zemi ani ve vzdálené budoucnosti přiblížit více než na půl milionu kilometrů. Proto nebyla zařazena do seznamu potenciálně nebezpečných objektů (PHA).

Odkazy

Externí odkazy
 Asteroid 2006 BA. - NEO page. NASA/JPL
 2006 BA. - NeoDys

Planetky Apollonovy skupiny


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Sara Hjalmarsson: Career Statistics
Hometown: Bankeryd, Sweden
Previous team: AIK IF
Season Team GP G A PTS PTS/G Pen PIM PIM/G PPG SHG GWG ENG
2018-2019 Providence 35 11 12 23 0.66 14 28 0.80 3 0 1 0
2019-2020* Providence 23 12 9 21 0.91 11 33 1.43 5 0 3 0
Career Totals 58 23 21 44 0.76 25 61 1.05 8 0 4 0
*Exhibition Games do not count in team stats.
Game by game
Date Type Opponent G A PTS PEN PIM Details
10/04/19 NC Quinnipiac 0 0 0 0 0:00
10/05/19 NC @Quinnipiac 0 1 1 0 0:00 Scoring
3: Burton (Hjalmarsson, Rickard) 18:59 (3rd)
10/11/19 NC @Bemidji State 2 0 2 0 0:00 Scoring
3: Hjalmarsson (unassisted) 11:07 (2nd)
4: Hjalmarsson (Julien, Fransoo) 6x5 13:57 (2nd)
10/12/19 NC @Bemidji State 0 0 0 1 2:00 Penalties
Interference 13:32 (2nd)
10/18/19 NC Penn State 1 0 1 1 2:00 Scoring
2: Hjalmarsson (Murphy, Lunny) 6x5 17:46 (3rd)
Tripping 16:47 (1st)
2: Murphy (DeBlois, Hjalmarsson) 6x5 18:52 (3rd)
10/25/19 HE Northeastern 0 0 0 0 0:00
10/26/19 HE New Hampshire 0 1 1 1 2:00 Scoring
1: Murphy (Hjalmarsson) 13:28 (1st)
Interference 7:19 (1st)
11/01/19 HE @Holy Cross 0 0 0 0 0:00
11/02/19 HE @Boston College 0 0 0 1 2:00 Penalties
Slashing 12:18 (2nd)
11/09/19 HE Boston University 0 0 0 3 17:00 Penalties
Game Misconduct 9:30 (2nd), Contact to the Head 9:30 (2nd), Hooking 10:30 (1st)
11/15/19 HE @Maine 1 0 1 2 4:00 Scoring
1: Hjalmarsson (Lunny, Fransoo) 6:32 (1st)
Elbowing 10:36 (2nd), Tripping 0:30 (1st)
11/17/19 HE Vermont 1 0 1 0 0:00 Scoring
3: Hjalmarsson (Lunny) 19:44 (3rd)
11/22/19 HE @Merrimack 0 1 1 0 0:00 Scoring
2: Dove (Fransoo, Hjalmarsson) 17:36 (3rd)
11/23/19 HE Merrimack 0 0 0 0 0:00
11/30/19 NC Brown 3 3 6 0 0:00 Scoring
2: Hardy (Hjalmarsson, Barone) 8:27 (1st)
3: Hjalmarsson (Fransoo, DeBlois) 6x5 11:01 (1st)
4: Lunny (Hjalmarsson) 5:09 (2nd)
5: Rickard (Dove, Hjalmarsson) 6x5 7:06 (2nd)
7: Hjalmarsson (Rice) 6x5 0:24 (3rd)
8: Hjalmarsson (unassisted) 6:02 (3rd)
12/05/19 HE Connecticut 0 0 0 0 0:00
12/06/19 HE @Connecticut 0 0 0 0 0:00
01/04/20 HE @Vermont 1 0 1 0 0:00 Scoring
1: Hjalmarsson (Lunny, Dove) 11:49 (2nd)
1: Barone (Hjalmarsson) 10:31 (1st)
2: Hjalmarsson (DeBlois, Burton) 1:18 (2nd)
3: Rickard (Hjalmarsson, Dove) 17:45 (3rd)
01/10/20 HE Boston University 0 0 0 0 0:00
01/11/20 HE @Boston University 1 0 1 0 0:00 Scoring
1: Hjalmarsson (Lunny, Julien) 10:46 (1st)
01/17/20 HE @New Hampshire 1 0 1 1 2:00 Scoring
2: Hjalmarsson (DeBlois) 6x5 1:28 (2nd)
Tripping 10:46 (3rd)
Totals 12 9 21 10 31:00
10/05/18 NC Bemidji State 0 1 1 0 0:00 Scoring
1: Murphy (Hjalmarsson, MacPherson) 2:51 (1st)
1: Hjalmarsson (Fransoo) 5x5 11:25 (2nd)
10/12/18 HE Holy Cross 3 0 3 0 0:00 Scoring
2: Hjalmarsson (Dove, Murphy) 6x5 10:01 (2nd)
3: Hjalmarsson (Barone, Julien) 16:07 (2nd)
4: Hjalmarsson (Fransoo) 17:25 (3rd)
10/19/18 NC @Penn State 0 0 0 0 0:00
10/20/18 NC @Penn State 1 1 2 0 0:00 Scoring
2: Dove (Hjalmarsson, Murphy) 6x4 17:32 (3rd)
3: Hjalmarsson (Dove, Murphy) 6x5 18:54 (3rd)
10/26/18 HE @Northeastern 0 0 0 0 0:00
1: Murphy (Hjalmarsson, Putigna) 15:26 (3rd)
11/03/18 HE Boston College 0 2 2 1 2:00 Scoring
1: Murphy (Lunny, Hjalmarsson) 6x4 0:18 (2nd)
3: Murphy (Putigna, Hjalmarsson) 4:06 (3rd)
Checking 8:34 (3rd)
1: Landry (MacPherson, Hjalmarsson) 11:04 (1st)
11/23/18 NC @Yale 1 0 1 0 0:00 Scoring
2: Hjalmarsson (MacPherson, Fransoo) 14:36 (3rd)
11/24/18 NC vs. Quinnipiac 0 0 0 0 0:00
12/01/18 HE Connecticut 0 0 0 1 2:00 Penalties
12/04/18 NC @Brown 0 1 1 0 0:00 Scoring
2: MacPherson (Hjalmarsson, Savastano) 17:47 (1st)
12/07/18 HE Holy Cross 0 0 0 3 6:00 Penalties
Tripping 5:00 (3rd), Slashing 19:25 (2nd), Holding 17:19 (1st)
01/05/19 HE Vermont 0 0 0 0 0:00
2: Landry (MacPherson, Hjalmarsson) 10:50 (2nd)
Interference 16:31 (1st)
01/11/19 HE Boston University 1 0 1 0 0:00 Scoring
2: Hjalmarsson (Rickard) 1:14 (2nd)
01/12/19 HE @Boston University 0 0 0 1 2:00 Penalties
Slashing 12:40 (3rd)
2: Dove (Hjalmarsson, Fransoo) 6x5 8:40 (3rd)
Slashing 6:01 (2nd)
01/19/19 HE New Hampshire 0 0 0 2 4:00 Penalties
Hooking 7:51 (1st), Checking 19:27 (1st)
01/25/19 HE @Boston College 0 1 1 0 0:00 Scoring
1: Rickard (Murphy, Hjalmarsson) 5:42 (1st)
2: Hjalmarsson (Murphy, MacPherson) 6x5 16:14 (2nd)
Slashing 3:57 (3rd)
02/01/19 HE @Merrimack 0 0 0 0 0:00
02/02/19 HE Connecticut 1 0 1 0 0:00 Scoring
1: Hjalmarsson (Friesen, Lunny) 4:42 (1st)
02/08/19 HE @Maine 0 0 0 1 2:00 Penalties
Tripping 14:45 (2nd)
1: Van Pelt (Hjalmarsson) 2:59 (2nd)
02/17/19 HE @Northeastern 2 0 2 1 2:00 Scoring
1: Hjalmarsson (Lunny, MacPherson) 7:46 (1st)
2: Hjalmarsson (MacPherson) 4:01 (2nd)
Checking 14:08 (2nd)
02/22/19 HE @Holy Cross 0 0 0 1 2:00 Penalties
Goaltender Interference 7:15 (2nd)
02/23/19 HE @Boston University 0 0 0 0 0:00
03/02/19 HE Merrimack 0 1 1 0 0:00 Scoring
2: Murphy (Hjalmarsson, Lunny) 6x5 10:02 (2nd)
Totals 11 12 23 14 28:00
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How to save money with baseball lifestyle condoms review
By: Kaitlin McCorveyThe world of sports is full of fun, colorful and interesting ways to spend your money.
Some of those ways involve playing sports.
But there are some sports where you might want to stop and look at some of the lifestyle products you might be looking for.
Sports that are not played in your hometown are a great place to look for a variety of sports and sports products.
There are a few of these sports that are currently in demand in the United States and are a lot cheaper to buy and use than most other sports products, according to the Sporting Goods Association.
This is because these sports are considered to be low-risk.
So they are relatively affordable, and they are not the type of products that you would want to buy.
There is one sport that is a lot more expensive than other sports, however, but it is not currently being played in the US.
It is called baseball.
And it is also considered one of the best sports ever.
In 2016, the Boston Red Sox were in the midst of their World Series run, and there was a lot of buzz surrounding the team's fans and their fans.
It was going to be an incredible show, and the Boston fans were really enjoying the excitement of the event.
The Boston Red Wings were a bit different.
They were playing the Chicago Blackhawks.
And the Blackhawks were also playing a lot, and their fan base was enjoying it too.
But it was a game of baseball, and this was a sport that was popular in the Midwest.
So, there was plenty of excitement.
There were rumors that Red Sox fans were going to come in and have a good time.
They were going around asking people where they were going.
Some of the Chicago fans were planning on coming down and having a beer.
Some fans were thinking about going to a bar or something to get a beer and see the Red Sox in action.
But they were not going to get to experience the game.
And so, they were pretty much shut out.
A lot of these fans were very disappointed, but a lot also were looking for something else to do.
So this sport, baseball, was one that was being watched.
So many people were looking to see the Chicago Red Sox and they were also looking for some sports apparel.
So you can see how this sport could appeal to a lot people.
So how does it compare to other sports?
Well, for the most part, baseball is not one of these great sports where a lot is at stake.
The most important thing to know about baseball is that you are going to win or lose a lot.
That is the only way to truly know how to make a profit on a sports product.
So if you are looking for a sports apparel item that will give you some of that excitement, you can't go wrong with buying baseball gear.
There might be other sports where the risk is lower, but you are not going be able to find something that will really give you that extra thrill of playing.
The bottom line is, if you have to pay a premium, you should probably go with baseball.
There has been some research out there that shows that a lot better than baseball is watching football.
So the sports that we love to watch in baseball are football and baseball.
You are not only going to spend a lot less money if you buy baseball gear, but if you spend a little less money you are also going to save a lot on things that are less important to you.
But baseball fans are definitely going to love it.
You can watch a lot with your favorite team.
It can be a great way to spend money.
You might also enjoy watching sports.
There have been a lot fewer injuries in the MLB than other sporting events.
In baseball, you are allowed to get hit once in a 100,000 at-bats.
In other sports like soccer or football, you don't get hit as often.
So there is a good chance that a little more contact with the ball will mean a lot to you than you are likely to see in other sports.
And that can mean that you can enjoy some of these games even more.
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How Long Should You Take Antidepressants?
By Brenda Conaway
If you are considering taking an antidepressant, you may be concerned about how long you'll need to stay on it. Even if you feel that it will help treat your depression, you may not like taking any medicine if you can help it. You may wonder about side effects or long-term effects of taking a drug that alters brain chemistry.
If you're already taking a medication for depression, you might be wondering about when to stop. If your mood and outlook on life have gotten brighter, do you really need to continue taking an antidepressant?
In general, doctors recommend that people stay on an antidepressant at least one year to experience the full benefits. Beyond that, when -- and whether -- you should to go off depression medication is a personal choice that requires serious thought. This article will help you understand different types of medications that treat depression, how the use them most effectively, and what to consider when deciding how long to take them.
How Depression Medications Help Mend the Mind
"Often a patient with depression will come in, very reluctant to try medication," says Anthony Rothschild, MD, professor of psychiatry and director of the Center for Psychopharmacologic Research and Treatment at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. "Then once they decide to try it, they thank me for convincing them to take it."
Antidepressants work by targeting certain chemicals in the brain called neurotransmitters. These chemicals affect mood and emotion. But exactly how antidepressants lessen depression is unclear.
Experts have traditionally thought that they restore a chemical imbalance caused by being depressed. But some researchers now believe that depression and stress may actually destroy the connections between nerve cells -- and even the cells themselves. They believe that antidepressants work by restoring these nerve pathways.
Types of Antidepressants and Their Side Effects
There are five types of antidepressant medications available. Most target neurotransmitters such as serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine.
All of these medicines can cause side effects. About half of the people who take them experience side effects, especially during the first few weeks of treatment.
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are the most commonly prescribed antidepressant medication. They tend to be well tolerated and effective.
Serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) are a newer class of antidepressants and are similar to SSRIs. They are also commonly prescribed to treat depression.
Possible side effects for both SSRIs and SNRIs include:
Sleep difficulties
Agitation (feeling jittery)
Sexual problems
Norepinephrine and dopamine reuptake inhibitors (bupropion) have no sexual side effects, unlike many other antidepressants. Possible side effects of these popular medicines are:
Tricyclics are an older class of depression medications that are prescribed less often because of more serious side effects. For example, people with heart disease, congestive heart failure, and arrhythmia should avoid them. Generally, they are only prescribed for people who not respond to treatment with newer antidepressants. Possible side effects include:
Monamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) are also older antidepressants that are usually only prescribed for people who do not respond to other drugs for depression. They may also benefit people who have unusual symptoms such as excessive sleeping, hypochondria, or high levels of anxiety. People who take MAOIs must restrict their diet in order to avoid serious complications. They should avoid pickled, smoked, or fermented foods as well as certain beverages and medications. Possible side effects include:
Trembling, twitching, or unusual muscle movements
Dealing With the Side Effects of Antidepressants
When starting these medicines, it's important to work closely with your doctor so that she can monitor any side effects and how well the medication is working. If you have side effects from one medication, never stop taking it without first talking with your doctor. Brendel says that options for dealing with side effects include:
Reducing the dosage of the medicine
Adding an additional medication that helps ease the side effects
Switching to another medication
People with severe depression and their families should also be aware of the risk for suicide when starting to take antidepressants. The medication itself does not cause adults to become suicidal. But it does help people regain energy and make decisions more easily even while they are still seriously depressed. This may make it easier for a person who is thinking about suicide to take action. If you are having any suicidal thoughts or feelings, work with your mental health provider to put a plan in place in case you start to have difficulty.
Getting the Most From Depression Medication
"People notoriously quit treatment too soon," says Jon Allen, PhD, senior staff psychologist at Menninger Clinic in Houston. "They start to feel better so they stop taking medication, quit therapy, and even end hospitalization early. The best thing you can do it stick with it. Persistence is what makes all the difference."
To treat your depression most effectively, follow these tips when starting and stopping medication:
Give an antidepressant time to work. "Antidepressants can take a few weeks to a couple of months before they take full effect," says David Brendel, MD, PhD, assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and associate medical director for the Pavilion at McLean Hospital in Belmont, Mass. Don't expect an antidepressant to make you feel better immediately.
Take depression medicine exactly as prescribed. Taking less medication or skipping doses will make an antidepressant less effective. If you experience troublesome side effects, be sure to tell your doctor right away.
Don't go off antidepressants on your own. "Stopping a medication should be done only with a doctor's supervision," Brendel tells WebMD. "Some medications can have very unpleasant withdrawal side effects. Once it is time to come off the drug, your doctor will help you slowly and safely taper off by gradually reducing the dose over time."
Don't give up if one medication isn't helping your depression. Your doctor will likely be able to prescribe another antidepressant if the one you're taking doesn't seem to be working for you. A National Institute of Mental Health study found that people with depression who did not respond to a first medication had a better chance of recovery if they tried a second type or added a new one to their treatment. So it's worth the effort to find a medication that works for you.
Continue taking antidepressant medicine even when you start to feel better. Although it may be tempting to stop medication as your mood lifts, continue taking it for as long as your doctor recommends. Most doctors advise patients to take antidepressants for six months to a year after they no longer feel depressed. Stopping before that time can cause depression to return.
Antidepressants: Knowing When to Stop -- or Not to Stop
So once you have found an effective depression medication for you, how long should you stick with it? Many factors come into play. The most important is your risk for a relapse.
"Depression is an episodic, recurrent illness," Rothschild tells WebMD. "How long a person needs to stay on an antidepressant depends on how many episodes of depression the person has had. For example, someone who has had only one episode should stay on medication for six months to a year before tapering off."
Rothschild says the decision is more complicated for people who've had two episodes of depression. "If they have a strong family history of depression, or one of those episodes was so severe that their life was impacted significantly in some way, then I would recommend that they stay on medication indefinitely. If not, they could try tapering off after a year and see how they do. But people who have three or more episodes should stay on antidepressants for the rest of their life, as the chance of a relapse is about 90%."
Brendel agrees. "In people with severe depression, it's just not worth the risk to come off medication," he says.
Only you and your mental health provider can make the decision that is right for you, however. You'll want to take into account the severity of your depression, your risk for relapse, whether you can live with any side effects, and how well the medication continues to work. "It is a very individualized decision that comes out of a conversation between a patient and doctor," Brendel says.
WebMD Feature Reviewed by Brunilda Nazario, MD on July 06, 2010
Jon Allen, PhD, senior staff psychologist, Menninger Clinic, Houston, Texas; author, Coping with Depression: From Catch-22 to Hope.
David Brendel, MD PhD, assistant professor of psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, Boston; associate medical director, the Pavilion at McLean Hospital, Belmont, Mass.
Anthony Rothschild, MD, Irving and Brudnick Endowed Chair, professor of psychiatry, director, Center for Psychopharmacologic Research and Treatment, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester.
American Psychiatric Association: "Practice Guidelines."
Family Doctor: "Antidepressants: Medicine for Depression."
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Psychology Today: "Depression: Beyond Seratonin."
National Alliance on Mental Illness: "Major Depression Fact Sheet."
National Institute of Mental Health: "Mental Health Medications," "Depression," "Sequenced Treatment Alternatives to Relieve Depression (STAR*D) Study."
Mood Disorders: How to Recognize and Treat Them
Dealing With Antidepressant Side Effects
MS and Depression: How Are They Linked?
What Happens in Depression Treatment?
8 Foods That Help Fight Depression
Differences between feeling depressed and feeling blue.
Celebrities With Depression
Famous people who've struggled with persistent sadness.
Depression Myths & Facts
Learn the truth about this serious illness.
Is Your Antidepressant Working?
Tips to stay the treatment course.
Depressed? Assess Your Symptoms
Famous Faces With Depression
Myths & Facts About Antidepressants
Is My Teen Depressed?
10 Warning Signs of Suicide
How Depression Affects Women
Guide to Depression Meds
Natural Depression Treatments
Depression: Signs Your Medication Isn't Working
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Detecting Depression: Symptoms
Physical Signs of Depression
Effects of Untreated Depression


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I designed this wedding dress according to the client's wishes. The theme colors for the wedding were navy blue and red, so her request was to have something red in the dress. I created a belt from a red organza fabric and decorated it with poppy-like flowers that I styled from the same fabric.
The top of the dress is polyester satin and lace, with glass-bead embellishments on top. The bottom is polyester chiffon.
I also made a petticoat from tulle fabric to go with the dress.
I took a voluntary jewellery design course in the spring of 2016. I designed and produced this piece, which can be used as a bracelet/hair-ornament.
It's made of 925 silver.
This is a made-to-measure wedding dress, designed according to the client's wishes.
Material: 50% silk, 50% viscose. Polyester crepe lining.
I designed this suit to Daniel Rantala, who was the CEO of Namida Diamond Factory at the time. He wanted a suit that would stand out at important events, such as brand launching galas etc. He also requested the color red, since it was their brand's main theme color.
The suit itself was made by Raknar Ltd., according to my design.
This was our first assignment in the Savonia UAS. We were to make a product inspired by the theme "Water and Light". I made this woolen sweater using a knitting machine, but also combining some hand-knitted parts.
I was inspired by a river near my childhood home. The smooth knitting represents the steady flow of the river, and the lace knitting and the sequins stand for the bursting rapids that come out in the spring.
This is an evening dress for summer, made by me in Oulu Vocational College. I was inspired by Greek mythology. All of the materials were recycled.
I made these trousers in Oulu Vocational College. The assignment was to design and make trousers with different kinds of pockets and creative pattern solutions.
I own the rights to all of the pictures, so please do NOT copy them without permission.


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Published: December 2, 2020, 9:25 am
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Symbolizing more than a holiday: The story behind why Nova Scotia gives Boston its city tree every year
General atmosphere at the Annual Boston Christmas Tree Lighting at Boston Common Park on December 1, 2016 in Boston, Massachusetts. The Christmas tree is donated by Nova Scotia each year after Boston was the first to send aid following the 1917 explosion of a munitions ship in Halifax Harbor which killed more than 2,000 and injured more than 9,000. Photo by Paul Marotta (Getty Images)
Back in November, the province of Nova Scotia kept up a yearly tradition by sending the city of Boston its official Christmas tree.
Nova Scotia has done this every year since 1971 -- but why?
It all has to do with appreciation, for what people in Boston did for Nova Scotia 103 years ago. Here's that story.
An explosion rocks a community
On the morning of Dec. 6, 1917, a French cargo ship filled with high explosives and acid collided with a Norwegian ship in Halifax Harbour, located near Nova Scotia's capital city of Halifax.
The explosives on the French ship detonated, causing a blast that destroyed property within a radius of 1 1/2 miles. Homes, stores and a sugar refinery were all annihilated in the explosion, killing about 2,000 and injuring 9,000 others.
Rallying to help
After hearing about the explosion the next day in the newspaper, Boston Mayor James Michael Curley and Massachusetts Gov. Samuel McCall immediately took action.
The two organized a committee to help raise funds and provide aid, with $100,000 being raised after people saw ads for relief in the Boston Globe, according to Boston.com.
Roughly 12 hours after the explosion, a train for Halifax left Boston carrying medical personnel, beds and other supplies to help treat the physically injured survivors and the demoralized Halifax community.
Traveling through a heavy snow storm, the train arrived Dec. 8. A second train then arrived Dec. 9, and the people of Halifax received some much-needed help.
In all, Massachusetts helped raise more than $750,000 in relief aid for the Halifax community -- one that was incredibly grateful.
A tree that symbolizes more than just Christmas
In 1918, Nova Scotia sent Boston a Christmas tree as a way to say "thank you."
In 1971, it became an annual tradition.
"Nova Scotia will never forget the support, kindness and quick response the people of Boston provided after the explosion," states a message on a Nova Scotia government website page titled, "Tree for Boston."
The 45-foot white spruce tree will be lit officially Thursday.
The process of selecting a tree from a forest in open land, cutting it down and transporting it to Boston cost Nova Scotia taxpayers almost $200,000 U.S. dollars in 2015, according to CBC.
But ultimately, it's a small bill to foot each year to repay the kindness bestowed upon them more than a century ago.


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Derby County without experienced duo for Bristol City as Frank Lampard hopes to address Rams terrible away form
Manager insists his side have the mindset to win key clash at BS3
James PiercySports Editor
Derby County left-back Ashley Cole
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Derby County must try and win away from Pride Park for the first time four months without the influence and experience of Craig Bryson and Ashley Cole.
Frank Lampard confirmed on Thursday that midfielder Bryson and left-back Cole have been ruled out of the trip to Ashton Gate as the sixth-placed Rams take on eighth-placed Bristol City in a must-not lose game for the Robins.
'We can beat anyone' - Derby County star warns Bristol City that confidence is high in Rams camp
Bryson, 32, suffered an ankle injury during the 2-0 Easter Monday win over Queens Park Rangers and may have played his last game for the club while Cole, 38, has a groin problem.
Derby have plenty of talent throughout their squad to cover the absences but with his side having not won away from home in the Championship in 2019, Lampad could certainly do with their experience and leadership in the dressing room.
They may have risen to sixth in the table with a one-point advantage over the Robins but it is built on their form at Pride Park as in 2019, Derby's away record reads: P8 W0 D4 L4 F6 A15, and their last victory on the road was on December 29.
"We know we haven't been as good as we want to be away from home in the second half of the season," Lampard said.
"I've spoken about it before - we need that fight and desire. It's a huge game for both clubs - we can't understate that.
"We have to go again. Three games in the Championship is a lot of football.
"To say we're in the driving seat is too early, because there's a lot of football to be played.
'A simmering discontent' - The view from Bristol City's play-off rivals Derby County and Middlesbrough
"I think you can tie yourself in knots thinking about permutations.
"We are going there wanting to win the game."
Just a point separates Derby, Middlesbrough and Bristol City while Sheffield Wednesday and Swansea in ninth and 10th are not completely out of the race, should results go their way this weekend.
"Us three (Derby, Boro, Brisol City) are in that race and it's very close," Lampard added.
"There will be clubs below us that feel they can put a run together. Swansea are not far away and we still have to play them."
Race for the play-offs
Derby County - 67pts
Bristol City (A)
Swansea (A)
West Brom (H)
Middlesbrough - 67pts
Reading (H)
Rotherham (A)
Bristol City - 66pts
Derby County (H)
Millwall (A)
Hull City (A)
Bristol Rovers FCBristol Rovers confirm departure of Zain Westbrooke to League Two rivalsZain Westbrooke has completed a temporary move away from Bristol Rovers
Lights out, Joe Williams heads north, how fans reacted at Fulham - Bristol City moments missed
Bristol City FCSome of the finer details from Bristol City's 6-2 hammering at the hands of Fulham
Bristol City manager Nigel Pearson delivers difficult update surrounding Nathan Baker's future
Bristol City FCBristol City have been without the centre-back since he suffered a second concussion of the season against Sheffield United in November
Zain Westbrooke explains why he chose to leave Bristol Rovers for Paul Tisdale's Stevenage
Bristol Rovers FCZain Westbrooke has left Bristol Rovers, joining Stevenage on loan until the end of the season
Bristol City's penalty horrors revealed as Robins are Europe's worst team for winning spot-kicks
Bristol City FCThe Robins are averaging a penalty every 1,834 minutes, or every 20 matches, by far the highest number in data that covers more than 600 clubs
Bristol Rovers FCZain Westbrooke explains why he chose to leave Bristol Rovers for Paul Tisdale's StevenageZain Westbrooke has left Bristol Rovers, joining Stevenage on loan until the end of the season
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/ News / Virginia approves new education programs at University of Lynchburg
Virginia approves new education programs at University of Lynchburg
The governor of Virginia announced Monday that the Commonwealth has approved 25 new education degrees, including two new programs at the University of Lynchburg.
Virginia approved an elementary education major and a special education major at the University of Lynchburg.
Majoring in education is new in Virginia, which formerly required teachers to earn a bachelor's degree in another discipline and obtain a teaching license separately. The state legislature allowed the change to streamline the teacher preparation process and help more people get into the profession.
The University of Lynchburg now offers majors in elementary education and special education. There also is a secondary education minor, which can be taken along with a major relating to the subject a person wants to teach in middle or high school.
The changes go far beyond the name of the majors on a graduate's diploma, though. Dr. Roger Jones, dean of the College of Education, Leadership Studies, and Counseling at Lynchburg, said the education faculty have been "rebuilding" the teacher-candidate preparation programs to help students become effective educators through more practice and mentoring.
"We believe changes to the program will enhance the quality of our future teachers," he said.
The new education majors include a new focus on teaching diverse students. "Our curriculum has been restructured to include more exposure to inclusion, working with students with disabilities, and working with English language learners," Dr. Jones said. "We will continue to focus on experiences where our teacher-candidates are spending time in real classrooms."
Dr. Deanna Cash coaches a student on teaching techniques. Seventy-six teachers in Central Virginia have been trained as teacher mentors and will be connected to University of Lynchburg students in the teacher preparation programs to offer guidance and support.
This fall, the Lynchburg education program will launch a new mentorship effort designed to help students transition into teachers. It uses a model developed by the New Teacher Center, a California-based nonprofit, that helps teachers become more successful in their first year. The University of Lynchburg has trained 76 teachers in Central Virginia to become mentors. Students will be paired with a mentor from their first education class through their first year teaching full time. The students and mentors will use the New Teacher Center's Learning Zone, an online platform that supports teacher mentoring.
"Our innovative program is the first in the nation to completely integrate these evidence-based Learning Zone resources from the first education course through early-career mentoring," Dr. Jones said.
Two new teacher scholarships are available, too. A Teacher-Scholar Program adds $2,500 to a student's financial aid package, and a Noyce Scholarship will award up to $20,000 per year to students who are preparing to teach science or math.
"Our goal is to become a program of choice for anyone who wants to teach," Dr. Jones said. "We are excited about the changes."
The changes to the education program have been supported by several grants, including $86,500 from the Jessie Ball DuPont Fund, $47,198 from the Virginia Department of Education, $25,000 from the Charles A. Frueauff Foundation, and $1.4 million from the National Science Foundation Robert Noyce Scholarship Program.
Article by Bryan Gentry / News / college of education leadership studies and counseling, education, special education


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"Well all of the drums for Terry Bozzio's Jazz trio were recorded with all A Designs Audio solid state preamps. For drum overheads I used Shure KSM32 condenser mics (#270141) into a Pacifica (#189903); for kick drums, I prefer the Shure Beta 52. Actually I have used the Shure KSM32 into Pacifica combo on tons of great drummers, including Terry Bozzio, Victor Bisetti (Los Lobos), Gregg Bissonette (Santana, David Lee Roth), and Pat Mastelotto (King Crimson, Mister Mister, The Rembrandts)."


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Fall River is a city in Bristol County, Massachusetts, United States. It is located 53 miles (85 km) south of Boston, 17 miles (27 km) southeast of Providence, Rhode Island, 12 miles (19 km) west of New Bedford, 20 miles (32 km) south from Taunton, 7 miles (11 km) west from Dartmouth, 20 miles (32 km) north of Newport, Rhode Island, approximately 200 miles (320 km) east-northeast of New York City, and is approximately 420 miles (680 km) north-northeast of Washington, D.C.. The city's population was 88,857 at the 2010 census, making it the tenth largest city in the state. The current mayor of the city is Will Flanagan, re-elected for a second term in 2011.
Fall River's official motto is "We'll Try," dating back to the aftermath of the Great Fire of 1843. It is also nicknamed "the Scholarship City" because Dr. Irving Fradkin founded Dollars for Scholars here in 1958.
Fall River is well known for Lizzie Borden, Portuguese Culture, and Battleship Cove the world's largest collection of World War II naval vessels and the home of the USS Massachusetts (BB-59). Fall River is also the only city in the United States to have its city hall located over an interstate highway. Fall River was and is unique for the fact that it has two large lakes (originally one lake) on the eastern part of the city which is higher in elevation, with a river emptying out of the ponds flowing two miles through the heart city emptying out into the deep bay/estuary in the west part of the city. The Quequechan River once flowed through downtown and finally down a series of eight steep waterfalls, into the Taunton River at the head of the deep Mount Hope Bay. Fall River is one of the few places on the east coast of the United States to have such a feature in its geography, along with the natural Fall River granite quarried there. With the Quequechan River's waterpower potential, and natural granite these things helped form and shape Fall River into the city it is today..


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September 27, 1999 8:00PM EDT
Pinochet Extradition Hearings "Historic"
(London) - Human Rights Watch described as "historic" the proceedings which begin today on the extradition of Gen. Augusto Pinochet.
"Pinochet's victims have waited 25 years for this historic moment," said Reed Brody, Advocacy Director of Human Rights Watch, which took part in the Pinochet hearings before the House of Lords earlier this year. "For the Crown prosecutors to formally read out the charges of torture and conspiracy against General Pinochet is a measure of vindication for the thousands who were killed, tortured or 'disappeared' by his regime."
Human Rights Watch expressed optimism that Magistrate Ronald Bartle would rule in favor of Pinochet's extradition after the hearings, which are expected to last about one week. "We expect this case to be decided on the law, and the law is very clear," said Brody. "Pinochet is wanted in Spain for very serious crimes, and Britain has a legal obligation to turn him over to Spain or to try him in Britain."
The group hailed Friday's ruling by Spain's National Court re-affirming Spain's jurisdiction to prosecute Pinochet. "The Spanish court's ruling undermines Pinochet's argument that Spain has no jurisdiction," said Brody.
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package org.unipop.query.controller;

import org.json.JSONObject;
import org.unipop.schema.property.PropertySchema;
import org.unipop.structure.traversalfilter.TraversalFilter;
import org.unipop.structure.UniGraph;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * A source provider turns mappings into controllers
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public interface SourceProvider {
    /**
     * Returns a set of controllers from a json mapping
     * @param graph The graph
     * @param configuration The mapping
     * @return A set of controllers
     * @throws Exception
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    Set<UniQueryController> init(UniGraph graph, JSONObject configuration, TraversalFilter filter) throws Exception;

    /**
     * Returns a list of additional provider property schema builders
     * @return List of property schema builders
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    default List<PropertySchema.PropertySchemaBuilder> providerBuilders() {return Collections.emptyList();}

    /**
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    void close();
}

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News: Apple iPhone, Heath Ledger, Transgender Fish…
Andy Towle July 20, 2006
The Indian government's AIDS/HIV body is pushing to change a law set in 1861 by British Colonial rulers that criminalizes homosexuality. Under the current law, anyone found practicing gay sex may be punished with up to 10 years of prison time. The outdated law has made it difficult for health officials to reach those at risk because of fears of imprisonment and harassment.
Here's a somewhat shocking statistic: "A third of male fish in English rivers are changing sex due to 'gender-bending' pollution, alarming research shows…Tests showed the males developed female sex organs and were producing eggs. "
Twelve million American adults keep a blog.
As they should: Provincetown residents slam media, particularly The Boston Globe, which published a front page story on the town's "new intolerance", for making a mountain out of a molehill.
Heath Ledger to play The Joker in Batman Begins sequel?
Apple on rumored iPhone: "We're not sitting around doing nothing."
Barry Manilow being used as loitering-prevention method.
A British Radio 1 DJ has caused outrage after he said he wouldn't buy a certain car because it was too gay. "No, it's a bit gay. A bit gay, yes very ginger beer," were the words used by Jeremy Clarkson on the Top Gear car review show. Said a BBC spokesperson: "The Top Gear team's irreverent sense of humour in their car reviews and exchanges with the studio audience is familiar to the programme's regular audience. The intention is to be cheeky and sometimes provocative, but not malicious."
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Learners define justice, kindness, peace, and tolerance and describe the importance of these attributes of a civil society.
Students discover how philanthropy can be creative and encompass many different talents and treasures. Students learn about the problem of childhood hunger and the needs in their own community.
This lesson explores concepts related to money. They read a fun picture book about spending and learn about saving. Learners discover that individuals and organizations give special gifts of money called endowments to nonprofit organizations and foundations.
Students engage in a variety of activities that enable them to explore their identity and the responsibilities of citizenship. They reflect on the qualities of a leader and create and donate a children's book.
Students engage in activities that illustrate the importance of every person contributing their voice in a democratic community/society. They explore the connection between rights, laws, and voting in a democracy.
Students explore environmental issues and discuss ways to take social action to raise awareness of environmental stewardship.
Students learn about three global health issues and ways to take local action to address the issues: sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), global hunger, and malaria.
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The e(+)e(-) -> p (p) over bar cross section is determined over a range of p (p) over bar masses, from threshold to 4.5 GeV/c(2), by studying the e(+)e(-)-> p (p) over bar gamma process. The data set corresponds to an integrated luminosity of 232 fb(-1), collected with the BABAR detector at the PEP-II storage ring, at an e(+)e(-) center-of-mass energy of 10.6 GeV. The mass dependence of the ratio of electric and magnetic form factors, vertical bar G(E)/G(M)vertical bar, is measured for p (p) over bar masses below 3 GeV/c(2); its value is found to be significantly larger than 1 for masses up to 2.2 GeV/c(2). We also measure J/psi -> p (p) over bar and psi(2S) -> p (p) over bar branching fractions and set an upper limit on Y(4260) -> p (p) over bar production and decay.
Study of e(+)e(-)-> p(p)over-bar using initial state radiation with BABAR
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A sweet miller's daughter was locked in one of the rooms at the royal castle. She had to make gold out of straw. Only then would the king marry her. Luckily there was a little man who could help her. In exchange for his help he asked for her firstborn unless she could guess the strange little man's name... Do you think she guessed correctly?
Did you know that the Grimm brothers were the ones who thought up Rumpelstiltskin?
The first ever story about Rumpelstiltskin dates back to 1705!


If Beerus is a 10, where do the following characters rank in comparison..?
9 or 9.5 for Vegito Blue, Zamasu arc. Who knows how powerful he'd be now.
UI Goku needs to be wayyyyy higher, he's better then Beerus.
By the end of the tournament I have no doubt he will be, but as of now...not quite.
Not at all. There's no reason to believe Goku is above Beerus.
I think UI Goku is > Jiren tbh, considering his performance against him.
-UI Goku: 9 or 10, give or take. Not sure as of right now.
Ok... Beerus probably is the most powerful GoD out of those 8 universes. Beerus himself has also UI to probably high degree (but not mastered UI) combined with immense raw power.
For now, Jiren is 7 at best.
Since the very first episodes of DBS it resulted clear that the 6-10-15 scale was not intended to be linear. Furthermore, when KK first appeared, it definitely sealed it.
Big numbers on linear scales become relatively small and close to themselves on logarithmic scales, and this would be exactly the case, allowing to to cover and fit to the story all the transformations that we have seen until now.
For example, on a log10 scale, BoG SSG Goku being 6 and Beerus being 10 means that Beerus would actually be 10000 times stronger on a linear (BP) scale.
He was stated to be perhaps greater than Beerus in the manga. With KK his level would be higher, not to mention that a current (ToP) SSB Vegetto would be much more powerful.
On my current scale it means that he would be minimum 1.25 times stronger than Beerus (who is top 3 GoDs). 1.25 times stronger in DB> used to mean "STOMP". Also remember that a small step on a log scale is actually big with a linear approach. It is probable that, at the end of the ToP, I would have him even higher when he will show his full power.
I still have him at least 2 times weaker than Beerus at this point, but you can see from Beerus' face that he is almost there. However, if a supposed master UI is going to happen at the climax of the last ToP episodes, in order to match (or at least get close to) whatever a serious Jiren will have to offer, his level would definitely have to go beyond Beerus'.
The GoDs are not all equal in power, however it is clear that they have to be at least in the same ballpark. I have GoD Toppo (who is a beginner) placed at the low-end scale of the GoDs' rank.
I have him more or less equal to current SSB Goku.
She was a beast, but, even if her last attack could have damaged Goku due to its "extreme, OP, cutting-laser-like" nature, I don't believe she could have matched him in actual BP. Indeed, at the end of the day she couldn't touch him and got obliterated by his Kamehameha. As for the other forms of Kefla (base and LSSJ), it it is imortant to remember that she fighting an extremely tired SSB Goku and she was even losing.
3 SSB tiers characters (+ 2 lesser ones) were required to match his power beam, so I have him a little bit more than 3 times stronger than current SSB Goku.
This really makes you understand how much more powerful the Angels are than all the rest. LOL.
This is where I have the strongest being of the pre-Super DB continuity. He surely is a beast (I have him at a multi-galaxy level scale), but he cannot compare with DBS top dogs.
- Grand Priest = ?
Whis cannot even touch him, and he explicitly stated in the manga that he is strongest being in all of creation. Considering that Whis is not even the strongest among the Angels and that the GP tops all of them by an unfunny degree, I would have him at 20 or even more.
Of course the "15, 10, 6" scale Toriyama originally provided after the release of BoG(but before RoF and DBS) is no longer applicable. As we now know full-well, n00b SSG Goku was definitely NOT within 40% of Beerus' maximum... Not when Beerus can casually one-shot-ragdoll FPSSBs without even really trying.
I just used '10' here as an arbitrary number. Makes it a bit simpler to rank the others in comparison when using a 10-scale, imo. That's all.
Yes, a simple, linear 6-10-15 scale stopped to make sense at the very beginning of DBS.
When KK on top of SSB was first introduced, I started to think about it as a log "6-10-15" scale, and it really makes sense, covering pretty well all of the power increases of we saw in the show until now.
I also found a very interesting thread on Kanzenshuu where a detailed analysis demonstrated the capability to use a log scale to cover current DBS power-levels (which are too big to be comfortably expressed in a linear manner) and then to compare them to and convert them into old fashioned, DBZ power levels.
Of course, nothing serious at the end of the day, just to have fun.
Really, I don't see it as a logarithmic scale either. It's simply that SSG Goku is a "level six" whereas Beerus is a "level ten," with each level being an order of magnitude above than the last.


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As a sign of the widespread interest in CodeBook, it was great to discover that one of our end-users has decided to set up his own independent CodeBook blog.
Chris Razzell, practice CodeBook Leader at Hassell, an architects' firm based in Sydney, Australia, has started the CodeBookLama, "aimed at educating, promoting good practice and demystifying the use of CodeBook within Architecture".
It's early days (and Chris says he is still changing his mind about the background, colour palette, font, etc), but he aims to write regularly about his experiences of using CodeBook. He is considering writing some "how to" posts ("ie: we needed to do this on our project and so by doing x, y and z the benefits were…"), talking about project events, and explaining useful work-arounds and fixes that he's discovered.
Since his first, scene-setting blog post, Chris has written four further blog posts – the latest one is about CodeBook Libraries – and we look forward to future editions. Meanwhile, we have made his blog the first addition to our 'blog roll' of key CodeBook links.
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Supported by L3 MacDonald Humfrey Automation, Ricardo Performance Products continues to fuel the high performance automotive revolution.
L3 MacDonald Humfrey Automation successfully installs four Mach-SmartLane's® at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport integrating with Smith Detection X-ray.
Following the recent appointment of L3 MacDonald Humfrey Automation as the single approved full systems integrator for Automated Smart Lanes (ASL) with Smiths Detection in the United States, we are pleased to announce the successful installation of four Mach-SmartLanes® at Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP).
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"Talking about Notre Dame again Gallagher?" Yes. Yes I am.
The Irish are 4-0 this season, their best start in 10 years. Week one opened with a trip to Dublin, Ireland where the Irish swabbed the deck of the Midshipmen 50-10. What some can call jet lag and the young, freshman quarterback Everett Golson needing Tommy Rees to lead the offense down the field to set up a game winning field goal in a 20-17 win over Purdue. A game in East Lansing where the Irish kept Michigan State running back Le'veon Bell out of the endzone, only giving up a field goal. Last nights second annual under the lights game in South Bend saw the Irish defense create six turnovers on the Michigan offense in a close 13-6 victory.
They're not pretty wins. If you are a fan of Notre Dame, or you are one of the many who watch, hoping the Irish crash and burn, you're used to seeing it. Sure the Irish offense is in a situation where a bye week will consist of talk of a quarterback controversy between Golson and Rees. While every writer, analyst and blogger will focus on that, how about giving some props to the Notre Dame defense.
The Irish defense, who has held opponents to an average of 9 points per game through their first four games, has played a big role in the last two victories for Notre Dame. Stopping the Spartans and then holding down the fort while Golson and the offense struggled against Michigan, the Irish defense has made noise this season that has not been heard in a long time.
Over the past several years, and under several different head coaches, the defense always took a back seat to the offensive mindsets of Tyrone Willingham and especially Charlie Weis. Under Weis, The Irish gave up an average of 24.6 points per game is shorter than expected tenure at Notre Dame. Since Brian Kelly has come in, Notre has shown some improvement on the defensive side of the ball. Last season, they gave up an average of 20.7 points per game and gave up 33 touchdowns. This season, only 3 through the first four games.
How has Notre Dame been able to play better defense? Well, you have to give credit to senior linebacker Manti Te'o. Te'o has played exceptionally well during the first four weeks of the season. Week three was met with tragedy when Te'o's grandmother passed away and hours later, his girlfriend passed after battling leukemia leading up to the matchup at Michigan State. Te'o played one of his best games in his college football career and then topped it with two interceptions against Denard Robinson and Michigan.
The Irish front seven deserves our recognition as well. Stephon Tuitt and Louis Nixx, who wear numbers that don't normally match their positions on the line (they're #7 and #9 respectably), have helped contribute to a stronger run defense. Bennett Jackson has three of the eight Irish interceptions this year.
OK, now about the Achilles heel of the defense, the secondary. They haven't been challenged as much to start the season. Despite that, they have held their own and Jackson has a few picks to provide some credentials. Tougher tests from Stanford, Oklahoma and USC will come about, so they will get their turn.