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Angelo Cerica (30 September 1885 – 11 April 1961) was an Italian general and senator.

Biography

Early life
Born to Pietro Felice and Luisa Villa in Alatri, Cerica attended the Conti-Gentili Lyceum in his native town and later entered a military academy. At September 1906, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant and joined the 74th Infantry Regiment, being promoted to full lieutenant in June 1909. During June 1912, he was transferred to the Carabinieri Corps. Cerica participated in World War I, attaining the rank of captain in October 1916. At September 1920, he was further promoted to major and became a lieutenant colonel in February 1927. During the Second Italo-Abyssinian War, Cerica was appointed commander of the Carabinieri Legion in Asmara, an office he held from September 1936 to June 1939. On 10 January 1939 he was promoted to colonel. Due to exceptional merit, he received the rank of brigadier general on June 19 that year, becoming the chief of Carabinieri forces in Italian East Africa. He served in the same capacity in Italian North Africa from July 1940 until February 1941. Cerica was posted back to Italy, attained the rank of Divisional General on 22 June 1942 and was made commander of the 4th Carabinieri Podgora Detachment.

Anti-Mussolini plot
General Azolino Hazon, commander of the Carabinieri Corps, was killed in a bombing raid on 19 July 1943; Cerica was called to replace him, although he formally assumed his responsibilities only on 23 July. He had been approved by General Vittorio Ambrosio after the latter ascertained that Cerica would cooperate with the anti-Benito Mussolini faction, the members of which were planning to depose the Duce. Cerica organized Mussolini's arrest after his interview with King Victor Emmanuel III in Villa Savoia, on 25 July, and directed his forces to prevent riots in the capital. He was promoted to Corps General on 8 August.

Later years
On 9 September, a day after the Badoglio Proclamation prompted the Germans to invade Italy, Cerica led a battalion of cadets in battle against the enemy on the Via Ostiensis, and was defeated.  Being sought by the occupation authorities, he went into hiding on 11 September and joined a partisans unit in Abruzzo. He participated in their actions until the liberation of the area. Afterwards, Cerica headed a department in the Italian Co-Belligerent Army's General Staff until the war's end. He then commanded the military forces in Emilia-Romagna for a month, leaving his post in June 1945.

Cerica served as the President of the Supreme Military Court from May 1947 to September 1951. He was also a Member of the Senate for the Christian Democracy Party in the First, Second and Third Legislatures of Parliament.

References

External links
Angelo Cerice on carabinieri.it.

1885 births
1961 deaths
People from Alatri
Christian Democracy (Italy) politicians
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Italian generals
Italian military personnel of World War I
Italian military personnel of World War II
Italian resistance movement members
20th-century Italian politicians
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General Warhaft was the general of the Imperial Guard under Emperor Uriel Septim VII, to whom he was both a loyal bodyguard and close friend.
Little else is known about the General. He commissioned the writing and publication of the Manuals of Arms and Armor to serve as guides to all officers of the Legion regarding their standard equipment.
Welloc was a wizard during the second and third centuries of the Third Era. He was most likely the Archmagister of Skyrim before being appointed by Empress Morihatha to the rarely-filled but powerful position of Imperial Battlemage. Later in the Third Era, an illusionist named Berevar Bero was known to have publicly criticized Welloc, saying that he was "an accomplished diplomat" but not "a powerful student of the School of Destruction". Others vociferously defended Welloc and cited how on one occasion he cast Vampiric Cloud on the rebel army of Blackrose, thereby sapping their strength and skill and giving it to their opponents.
Lord Woodborne was a minor noble of Wayrest in the early Fifth Century of the Third Era, and betrothed to Princess Elysana, daughter of King Eadwyre.
At some point around the year 3E 400, the Totem of Tiber Septim was found in the Iliac Bay region. Legends held that this artifact—unseen since the end of the Second Era—allowed its bearer to control the equally-legendary Numidium, a colossal brass golem of Dwemer make said to have been used by Tiber Septim to conquer all of Tamriel. It is unclear who found the Totem, but by 3E 403 it had made its way into Lord Woodborne's hands.
3E 403 also saw the conclusion of the War of Betony, a petty land squabble between the kingdoms of Daggerfall and Sentinel that had escalated into an all-out war. On the eve of what was to be the decisive battle at Cryngaine Field, a delegation from Wayrest—which included Woodborne—visited the Daggerfall contingent to speak with Daggerfall's King Lysandus. During the meeting, Lord Woodborne crept up behind Lysandus and stabbed him. The king died quickly, and his son Gothryd was crowned the new king shortly before leading his troops to victory.
In 3E 405, Emperor Uriel Septim VII sent an Agent to the Iliac Bay to investigate the death of King Lysandus. Over time, the trail eventually led to Woodborne Hall in northwestern Wayrest, where the Agent discovered evidence that Woodborne was planning to seize the throne of Wayrest—and presumably use the power of Numidium to conquer the surrounding lands. Lord Woodborne was eventually cornered and slain by the Agent, and with his dying breath revealed his co-conspirator in this sordid affair to be none other than King Gothryd.
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Fox correspondent: "The most immediate threat right now to border security" is "asylum seekers"
Video ››› December 21, 2018 10:23 AM EST ››› MEDIA MATTERS STAFF
Fox's William La Jeunesse claims birth tourism is "a big problem"
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After officers shoot Stephon Clark 20 times, Fox News smears protesters and portrays police as the victims
Blog ››› March 29, 2018 3:32 PM EDT ››› DINA RADTKE
On March 18, police officers in Sacramento, CA, gunned down Stephon Clark, an unarmed 22-year-old black man and father of two, in his grandmother's backyard, sparking protests and drawing nationwide media coverage. Fox News' reporting on the shooting has almost entirely focused on the most disruptive protests, diminishing the message of the demonstrators while portraying them as intimidating and lawless. One Fox correspondent also said the reactions to Clark's death could actually end up harming police officers, pointing to the officer who killed Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO, as an example.
Fox has a history of disparaging coverage of protesters -- even peaceful protesters -- particularly those protesting police brutality. The network will commonly exaggerate the disruption caused by protests and cherry-pick examples to misrepresent the overall movement. (The pattern, of course, doesn't hold true if those protesters are white nationalist, anti-immigrant, or tea party protesters.)
Mainstream media outlets allow activists' voices to be heard and provide a well-rounded account of the protests
An ABC affiliate spoke to protesters at a Sacramento City Council meeting, one of whom explained that the demonstrations are "the first step, and you want to have conversations with the people who can make the changes." An ABC affiliate aired balanced footage of protesters yelling, but also sitting, speaking calmly, and supporting one another. The report emphasized that the protesters showed "solidarity" and that they were "sisters, brothers, fathers, and mothers." They also spoke to one protester at the meeting who said, "I know there's good cops out there, you know, and I don't believe all cops are bad. I think we have some issues that need to be changed, some systemic issues that need to be changed."
Other national cable news networks provided well-rounded depictions of the March 27 protests and allowed the protesters' voices to be heard. MSNBC's Joe Fryer described footage in his report as "Stephon Clark's brother Stevante bursting into the council chambers" while "some in the crowd called for calm." The MSNBC report showed clips of activists describing the pain in their community after the fatal shooting and included an interview with Clark's grandmother. CNN correspondent Dan Simon highlighted the more chaotic aspects of the protests while also underscoring the "impactful moment" when activists voiced their discontent.
CNN: "There was no violence and there were no arrests" at the protest outside the Sacramento Kings game. CNN's coverage of the March 22 protest outside the Kings basketball game made clear that the team was supportive of the protests and mentioned that "there was no violence and there were no arrests." The reporter also spoke to Stevante Clark, whose comments included, "We're afraid. We're afraid. It's not the first, and it won't be the last. I think that's what hurts the most."
N.Y. Times highlighted comments from the Clark family's lawyer, reporting that he "emphasized that in high-profile criminal cases when proven assailants are white … police officers showed restraint that is not afforded to black suspects." The New York Times reported on comments made by civil rights lawyer Ben Crump, who will be representing the Clark family, who asked, "Why is that young black people and young brown people don't get the same consideration" as white assailants do when they are pursued by police. The Times also published comments from a protester who said, "We run because we're scared because they have the right to shoot us, they get away with it every day."
Fox's coverage casts protesters as violent and unproductive
Reporter describes March for Our Lives protesters as more peaceful than Clark protesters. Fox correspondent Alicia Acuna reported on Saturday that she "did not see instances where there was a lot of anger expressed" at the March for Our Lives and that protesters there "were relatively peaceful." By contrast, Acuna commented, "That is far different from what they saw last night" in Sacramento, with the report cutting to video of protesters yelling while surrounded by police.
Fox host Abby Huntsman: "Demonstrators in Sacramento showing no sign of calming down." On March 24, a Fox & Friends headline report about protesters in Sacramento over the weekend focused on participants "confronting police officers and blocking drivers in traffic, some even becoming violent by breaking the window of a car."
Fox report focuses on critics of protests outside a Sacramento Kings game, including one man who hyped demonstrators as violent. Fox correspondent William LaJeunesse spoke to people attending a March 22 Sacramento Kings game who were temporarily blocked from entering the arena and who complained about the inconvenience imposed upon them by the protesters. One man commented, "The violence kind of muddles the message," and LaJeunesse reported that one man was knocked unconscious.
Fox & Friends sensationalized Sacramento City Hall protests, repeatedly playing footage of protesters jumping on tables. Fox & Friends' coverage of the March 27 demonstrations focused on footage of protesters yelling and standing on tables.
Fox's Jonathan Hunt: Protesters "have targeted the Sacramento Kings." Fox co-host Sandra Smith introduced a report on the March 27 protests by commenting that the "protesters [were] standing on tables demanding answers." She and correspondent Jonathan Hunt both reported that protesters also "targeted the Sacramento Kings." In an earlier report, correspondent Trace Gallagher had mentioned that the Kings supported the protests, but Hunt failed to include that context in his coverage.
A Fox correspondent compared Clark to Michael Brown, emphasizing that the officer who killed Brown "lost his job, got numerous death threats, and still lives in relative isolation." After reporting on the facts surrounding Clark's murder, Gallagher made a foreboding comparison between Clark and Michael Brown and seemed to portray Brown's killer, Darren Wilson, as a victim.
Fox News makes excuses for Stephon Clark's killing: He "does have a criminal record"
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Fox Revives Zombie Myth That The Super-Rich Are "Job Creators"
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Donald Trump Echoes Right-Wing Media Falsehoods In Vowing To "Get Rid" Of "Gun-Free Zones"
Research ››› January 8, 2016 1:21 PM EST ››› ALEX KAPLAN
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump called for an end to "gun-free zones," parroting a prominent right-wing media claim that more civilians carrying guns would prevent mass shootings. However, there is no evidence the claim is true and research instead shows more guns are linked to higher levels of violence. This instance is just the latest example of Trump parroting right-wing media myths in his talking points.
REPORT: Conservative Media's "Gun-Free Zone" Myth Infects CNN And Fox News Following Oregon Community College Shooting
CNN, Fox News Allowed False "Gun-Free Zone" Claim To Go Unchallenged More Than 20 Times Each
Blog ››› October 8, 2015 1:16 PM EDT ››› TIMOTHY JOHNSON
The false conservative media talking point that Umpqua Community College (UCC) was a "gun-free zone" was frequently pushed on CNN and Fox News in the aftermath of an October 1 mass shooting where a gunman killed nine and wounded several others on the Roseburg, Oregon, campus.
Conservative media figures often claim that mass shootings tend to happen in so-called "gun-free zones" in order to advocate for less restrictive gun laws. In reality, most mass shootings occur where firearms are allowed, and a Mother Jones review of mass public shootings over a 30-year period concluded, "In not a single case was the killing stopped by a civilian using a gun. And in other recent (but less lethal) rampages in which armed civilians attempted to intervene, those civilians not only failed to stop the shooter but also were gravely wounded or killed."
Within the first two hours of breaking news reporting on the UCC shooting, claims that UCC was a "gun-free zone" began to appear on CNN and Fox News. The claim, however, was untrue under any reasonable definition of what a "gun-free zone" could be. According to a Newsweek interview of more than a dozen people connected with UCC, it was "common knowledge" that "many students carried guns" on UCC's campus.
Under Oregon law, individuals with concealed carry permits are allowed to carry guns on the grounds of public colleges and universities. Public colleges and universities can create a policy to not allow guns within campus buildings. UCC did not allow guns in buildings "except as expressly authorized by law or college regulations," which was apparently interpreted by students as allowing concealed carry with a lawfully issued permit.
As one student explained to Newsweek, "You are allowed to conceal and carry on that campus. It's not a gun-free zone":
"You are allowed to conceal and carry on that campus," said Umpqua student and part-time wildland firefighter Jeremy Smith, 24. "It's not a gun-free zone."
Smith said he would never return to campus without a handgun.
"I'm an avid gun owner," he said. "I carry, like just about anybody else does."
Although Oregon state law allows concealed weapons, Umpqua's student handbook says firearms are prohibited on college property "except as expressly authorized by law or college regulations."
The school includes firearms training in its criminal justice program for people accepted into a Police Reserve Academy. Students use the Roseburg Rod and Gun Club, a short drive from campus, to shoot or get help registering for a concealed-carry permit, an employee there said.
While there were two unarmed security guards at the sprawling campus, several current and former students said legally carrying concealed handguns was not unusual, particularly among the hundreds of military veterans who attend classes and frequent the Student Veterans Center.
News reports also established that there were indeed armed students on campus at the time of the shooting. A student who also happened to be a U.S. military veteran described on MSNBC why he and other veterans he was with decided not to intervene, explaining, "Not knowing where SWAT was on their response time, they wouldn't have known who we were, if we had our guns ready to shoot they could think we were bad guys."
Despite this plethora of evidence that UCC was not a "gun-free zone," CNN and Fox News continued to advance the falsehood in the week after the shooting.
According to a review of internal Media Matters video archives of coverage between October 1 and October 6, the "gun-free zone" falsehood as it relates to UCC was mentioned 23 times on Fox News, with just two instances where it was explained that UCC was not a "gun-free zone." The falsehood appeared 25 times on CNN, with four of those instances being debunked with accurate information.
By contrast, the falsehood was advanced just once on MSNBC without pushback, and in two instances the "gun-free zone" claim was pro-actively debunked without someone first pushing the myth:
Fox News ran 23 segments where it was claimed that UCC was a "gun-free zone." The claims came from Fox News reporters, hosts, guests and soundbites of GOP presidential candidates making the claim. The claim was debunked in only two cases.
In one of these instances, during the October 1 broadcast of The O'Reilly Factor, guest David Jaques, the publisher of the Roseburg Beacon News, explained "it's not a gun-free zone," citing a statement from UCC's past president.
False claims about UCC being a "gun-free zone" were not limited to conservative punditry on Fox News. During breaking news coverage of the shooting on October 1, Fox News correspondent and breaking news anchor Trace Gallagher falsely reported, "As we know, and have been reporting, Umpqua Community College is a gun-free zone."
On October 2, Fox News correspondent William La Jeunesse falsely reported UCC was a "gun-free zone" during several news reports. During the October 2 broadcast of Happening Now, La Jeunesse falsely reported, "This was a gun-free zone." Later on Outnumbered, La Jeunesse editorialized further, saying, "This was a gun-free zone, so the gunman had no fear of being shot himself by other students."
Several segments on Fox News included some attempt to explain Oregon law or UCC policy relating to guns, but still reached the false conclusion that the campus was a "gun-free zone."
CNN ran 25 segments that included claims that UCC was a "gun-free zone," with claims coming from CNN hosts, guests, and unchallenged soundbites of GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump pushing the falsehood during a speech.
In four instances, other on-air individuals corrected the claim that UCC was a "gun-free zone."
CNN figures who pushed the "gun-free zone" falsehood included anchors Brooke Baldwin, Carol Costello, and Suzanne Malveaux and national correspondent Deborah Feyerick.
During the early morning hours of October 2, CNN ran a report several times that erroneously reported UCC was "technically ... a gun-free zone" in a botched attempt to explain Oregon law and UCC policies.
The claim that UCC was a "gun-free zone" was made just once on MSNBC, by co-host Willie Geist during the October 2 broadcast of Morning Joe.
In two other instances, the notion that UCC was a "gun-free zone" was preemptively debunked, once by Mark Kelly, whose wife, then-Congresswoman Gabby Giffords (D-AZ), was wounded in a 2011 mass shooting, and once by MSNBC correspondent Jacob Soboroff who explained, "This was not a so-called gun-free zone" while relaying reports of concealed carry on campus and students who were carrying guns during the shooting.
Media Matters reviewed internal video archives for MSNBC, CNN, and Fox News beginning at 2 P.M. EST on October 1 and ending at 11:59 P.M. EST on October 6, searching for the term "gun-free zone." Segments that included this term were reviewed to determine whether the claim that UCC was a "gun-free zone" was either advanced, debunked, or both advanced and debunked. Segments that referenced Oregon gun law or UCC gun policy but ultimately concluded that UCC was a "gun-free zone" were coded as "Segments Pushing 'Gun-Free Zones' Myth."
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How Conservative Media Killed A Charity's Plan To Help Migrant Children In Crisis
Blog ››› July 16, 2014 7:05 PM EDT ››› OLIVER WILLIS
A Texas charity has abandoned a plan to help house child migrants after conservative media outlets used misleading images to suggest displaced children would be living there in luxury conditions. In fact, the same charity operates other no-frills facilities and had planned to convert a hotel in a similar style.
Conservative media have promoted multiple conspiracy theories connected to the humanitarian migration crisis, including the accusation that President Obama "planned" the recent surge of child migrants across the border for political reasons, that migrant children are infecting Americans with rare diseases, and that Obama is allowing violent gang members to cross the border.
Fox News Stokes Fears That CA's TRUST Act Will Free Violent Criminals
Blog ››› September 25, 2013 5:20 PM EDT ››› SOLANGE UWIMANA
Fox News misrepresented the TRUST Act, a California immigration bill that would limit law enforcement's ability to detain undocumented immigrants for deportation, claiming the legislation will allow criminals to go free. In fact, the bill is aimed at shielding undocumented victims and witnesses to crimes, as well as those who have committed only minor offenses, from deportation. It also seeks to stop criminalizing undocumented immigrants for the sole civil offense of being in the country illegally.
The bill, formally known as Assembly Bill 4, was passed by the California state legislature on September 10. Gov. Jerry Brown has until October 17 to sign it into law. The bill states:
This bill would prohibit a law enforcement official, as defined, from detaining an individual on the basis of a United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement hold after that individual becomes eligible for release from custody, unless, at the time that the individual becomes eligible for release from custody, certain conditions are met, including, among other things, that the individual has been convicted of specified crimes.
The bill lists some of the crimes that would prompt law enforcement to detain undocumented immigrants for the 48-hour immigration hold, including violent and serious felonies such as rape, assault, robbery, and selling drugs.
The bill also argues that Secure Communities (S-Comm) -- the controversial and widely criticized program under which law enforcement can detain undocumented immigrants for deportation -- "and immigration detainers harm community policing efforts because immigrant residents who are victims of or witnesses to crime, including domestic violence, are less likely to report crime or cooperate with law enforcement when any contact with law enforcement could result in deportation." The text continues:
The program can result in a person being held and transferred into immigration detention without regard to whether the arrest is the result of a mistake, or merely a routine practice of questioning individuals involved in a dispute without pressing charges. Victims or witnesses to crimes may otherwise have recourse to lawful status (such as U-visas or T-visas) that detention resulting from the Secure Communities program obstructs.
In an article on the S-Comm program, California's KPBS reported that in the city of Escondido, "collaboration between the city's police and federal immigration activists has caused tension in the city's Latino communities for years." The article continued:
Agents have been present at the police department's driver's license and sobriety checkpoints, and in the city's jails.
Activists say this kind collaboration diminishes public safety because immigrants are less likely to trust police or report crime if they fear that interacting with police could get them deported.
But in a segment on the TRUST Act for Fox News' Special Report, correspondent William La Jeunesse suggested the bill would allow violent criminals to go free and avoid deportation if they are in the country illegally. His report included Marin County Sheriff Robert Doyle saying, "If you or I were victimized by someone stealing our identity, or selling drugs in our community, or burglarizing our homes or embezzling our money, that that's OK. That's a minor crime."
Fox News' Idea Of Immigration "Loophole" Is Long-Standing Asylum Policy
Research ››› August 12, 2013 5:05 PM EDT ››› SOLANGE UWIMANA
Fox News repeatedly trumpeted a report from a local Fox affiliate claiming that immigrants crossing at the U.S.-Mexico border are using a "loophole" to enter and stay in the United States illegally by saying key phrases, namely that they have a "credible fear" of the drug cartels. But as even its own reporting admitted, this so-called "loophole" is long-established asylum policy of allowing foreigners who fear persecution in their own country to state their case in immigration court. Moreover, the evidence doesn't support Fox's claims that these immigrants are using the tactic to ultimately skip out on their asylum hearings.
Fox News Deceptively Quotes Immigration Expert To Attack Immigration Bill
Blog ››› June 18, 2013 3:29 PM EDT ››› SALVATORE COLLELUORI
Fox News ran a prepackaged segment that took an immigration expert's comments out of context to stoke fears about the Senate immigration bill and the Obama administration's prosecutorial discretion policy.
In the segment, which appeared three times on Fox News on one day, correspondent William La Jeunesse discussed the cases of two undocumented immigrants who are accused of drunken driving accidents which resulted in the deaths of two police officers. La Jeunesse used these cases to baselessly claim that the Senate immigration bill would allow some immigrants who are criminals and felons to stay if they have family connections in the U.S. The segment included quotes from a pre-recorded interview with immigration expert Crystal Williams, executive director of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA):
Fox News Amplifies Fabricated Link Between Immigrants And Crime
Research ››› June 18, 2013 2:15 PM EDT ››› SALVATORE COLLELUORI
Fox News is reviving the pernicious smear that undocumented immigrants are criminals in order to attack the comprehensive immigration reform proposal being debated in the Senate. In fact, the legislation toughens provisions against those immigrants who have been convicted of crimes and bars them from gaining legal status; moreover, studies show that immigrants commit crimes at a lower rate than native-born Americans.
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Organised by Rachael Taiwo-Akingbade and Kemi Akande of Lavish Lingerie Couture (LLC) and Inspire business world.
Early entry is advised, this event is invite, guest list only, regular party goers and fashionistas may attend, management have the right to refuse entry.
I miss Nigeria at such times as this.


Carnival Australia - Captain Stubing to Visit Sydney - We're Expecting You!
Sydneysiders will sail down memory lane this weekend when the "Love Boat" cruises into Sydney Harbour with Captain Merrill Stubing onboard.
Gavin MacLeod, the actor behind the charismatic captain in the hugely successful Love Boat television series, will arrive on Princess Cruises' Pacific Princess on Sunday (February 26) taking Sydneysiders back in time.
The ship is the namesake of the original Pacific Princess, which starred in the filming of the Love Boat series in the 1970s and 80s.
Since the show ended in 1986, Gavin, a cruise-lover, has continued his connection with Princess Cruises as a spokesperson for the cruise line.
Gavin has joined Pacific Princess' world cruise as a guest speaker from Auckland to Sydney, regaling passengers with tales of the original Pacific Princess and the cult series which made him a household name around the world.
Regarded as a catalyst for the cruising boom, the Love Boat cruised through ten seasons from 1977 to 1986 and is still in syndication in 92 countries worldwide including Australia. The show's stories centred around the ship's crew, led by the charming Captain, with celebrities playing guest roles and Princess Cruises' passengers cast as extras.
Princess Cruises' Commercial Director Stan Birge said the cruise line always welcomed Captain Stubing back on board.
"The Love Boat is a colourful part of our history and we love being able to bring such a cherished era of television and cruising back to life with Gavin's help," Mr Birge said.
Princess Cruises' fleet now consists of 16 ships, including three which are based in Australia year round - Sun Princess, Dawn Princess and Sea Princess.


I have raised a request for travel certificate with goair customer care on 10th feb 2018. I asked for service request number but customer care executive denied to disclose it.
My pnr is ZD3RWK for my travel from delhi to pune on 09th dec 2017 and from pune to delhi on 10th dec 2017.
I have been following up with customer care everyday for this and everyday my cell number is put on block. Customer care is intentionally not picking up phone., Also there is no such information available on goair.in website. This is really frustrating.
It has been over 3 days for the request i made on call. This is really inappropriate behaviour from your end.
[Feb 13, 2018] GoAir customer support has been notified about the posted complaint.


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Monday Escapes #20 is on and we are very excited about reading your adventures and picking our favourites once again. At the moment I'm in Brazil and Ting is in Spain, but the link up is ready for one more week!
Grab the badge, and have fun!
Thanks for the mention, I'm happy you liked my hill villages! Hope you're having a great time in Brazil.
Thank you, I am enjoying the last days!
Wow, that Isle of Eigg photo!!
I now only have a few days here, soon I will be in cold Germany again, and I actually miss it a lot!
Ohhh nooo so sorry 🙁 I hope winter goes by fast this year! I only have 2 days left in Brazil, then I will be back in cold and dark Germany again!


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package file

import (
	"os/user"
)

// HomeDir returns the user's home directory
//
// This isn't guaranteed to be non-empty as users can often change this.
func HomeDir() string {
	home := homeDir()
	if home != "" {
		return home
	}

	u, err := user.Current()
	if err == nil {
		return u.HomeDir
	}
	return ""
}


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Four to compete in national pageant
Published 4:31 pm Wednesday, March 1, 2017
Chilton County is known for its pageants, and that reputation continued with four girls topping the state in the 2017 Miss United States Agriculture Pageant.
Chyanne Martin will compete for the title of Miss United States Agriculture, while Abby Wright will compete for teen miss, Lexie Deavers for petite miss and Maleigha McGalliard for future little miss.
Each of the girls qualified for the national competition after being crowned in the state of Alabama.
In order to reach this point, all four won the prelims and followed it up with another victory at the state level. Next up is the national competition, which will be held in Birmingham on June 24.
Wright is 14 years old and finished first among a field of 14 girls in the state competition.
Leading up to the event, about a month prior, Wright searched for dresses and went through makeup and hair practice sessions.
"I had to get myself ready, so that I knew exactly what I was doing," Wright said. "It was overwhelming at first, but it became easier over time and my mindset was right at the end."
Categories included interview and formal wear, as well as on-stage questions and introduction. This same format was judged for the majority of age groups.
According to Wright, a fun wear portion of the event was optional and involved the girls dressing up in attire that helped promote agriculture.
Wright had competed in school pageants in the past, but nothing to the degree of the competition she faced in Miss United States Agriculture.
"It always makes me happy to think that I can accomplish something like this," Wright said.
She looks forward to helping other girls explore the option of competing in pageants.
"Maybe they can develop the love of doing pageants and competing like I have," Wright said.
Deavers is nine years old, but experienced on the pageant scene, having been crowned Little Miss Peach Queen in 2015.
"The Peach Pageant really prepared her the whole year before," said Holly Deavers, Lexie's mother.
Deavers has no problem expressing herself, which makes it no surprise that the interview portion of the event is her favorite part.
"I get to meet the judges and they know more about me and who I am," Deavers said.
The interviews remained consistent with the theme of agriculture, as the contestants were required to answer questions based on the topic.
The opening weekend of Peach Park was one of the first times that the whole group had been together to make an appearance. The group will do two appearances per month, with the possibility of even more individual appearances.
"It is a good feeling to have kids come up to you and want their picture taken with you," Martin said. "I feel like I can be a role model."
McGalliard is about to turn five years old and already has a crown.
Her first experience competing in a pageant outside of Chilton County came during the prelims in Prattville in August 2016.
"She loves doing pageants, and is able to compete alongside one of her best friends," said Amanda McGalliard, Maleigha's mother. "It's just a fun thing to do."
Keeping an eye on the future
The Thorsby softball program hosted a camp on Feb. 25 for those interested in playing softball at a younger age.... read more


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Top Tennis Courts in Miami: Break a Sweat & Stay Fit
Did you know playing tennis has huge health benefits? When you play tennis you get to improve your aerobic capacity, lower your resting heart rate and blood pressure, improve your metabolic function while increasing your bone density, and reduce your body fat. Plus, when you play tennis you also improve your reaction time, balance, coordination, muscle tone and flexibility. So why wait? Pick up your tennis racket and head out to one of Miami Living's favorite tennis facilities.
1 - Flamingo Park Tennis Center
This is a public tennis center featuring 19 courts with clubhouse and amenities. A popular venue for tennis players in South Beach with historical significance because it was the home of the prestigious Orange Bowl International Tennis Championships established in 1947. The prestigious junior tournament had an array of champions including Chris Evert (1969-1970), John McEnroe (1976), Ivan Lendl (1977), Gabriela Sabatini (1984), Roger Federer (1998), Andy Roddick (1999), Dominic Thiem and many more.
Affordable fees are provided to residents while visitor are expected to pay less than $10/hour. Reservations can be made online or over the phone. Flamingo Park Tennis Center offers group and private lessons.
Facility type: Public
Total courts: 19
Court/Member fees: Yes
Court type: Clay (no hard courts)
Lights: Yes
Amenities: Bathrooms, Water
Address: Meridian Ave and 11th St, Miami FL 33139 Telephone: (305) 673-7761
Website: Flamingo Park Tennis Center
2 - Fisher Island Club
This tennis center featuring 16 courts with clubhouse and amenities. Fisher Island Club is only accessible though ferry or private boat. On top of that, if you like to play on the club courts they only allow club members, residents and their visitors and hotel guests.
Facility type: Club (courts are not available for general public)
Indoor courts: 0
Court type: Hard, Grass, Clay
Address: Fisher Island, Florida 33109 United States
Website: Fisher Island Club
3 - La Gorce Country Club
La Gorce Country Club features six Har-Tru tennis courts and lights on three of the courts allowing evening play up until 10 pm. However, you need to be a member or be a guest in order to enjoy these courts. The club features certified tennis professionals offering private training and group clinics to members, their families, and guests.
Total courts: 6
Court type: Clay
Address: 5685 Alton Rd., Miami Beach FL 33140
Website: La Gorce Country Club
4 - Margaret Pace Park
This tennis center featuring 2 courts with public accommodation and amenities. A very decent venue for tennis players and fans.
Court/Member fees: No
Court type: Hard
Address: Margaret Pace Park, 1775 N Bayshore Dr, Miami, Florida 33132
Website: Margaret Pace Park
5 - Morningside Tennis Center
The Morningside Tennis Centre is a 12 court facility that caters for players of all ages and standards. Whether you're new to the game, keen to get back into it after a break or someone who loves to play tennis, Morning side will impress you. Courts have been recently re-surfaced featuring lights on all courts. Note: Light quality is not the best but certainly playable. Low rates for residents and expect to pay under $10/hour if you are a visitor.
Images by Waypointci.com
Address: 750 NE 55th Terrace, Miami FL 33137
Website: Morning Side Park
6- North Shore Tennis Center
The Northshore Tennis Centre is a 12 court facility, plus 2 hard courts, which caters for players of all ages and standards. Private and group lessons are available including club house and bathrooms.
Member fees: Yes
Court type: Hard, Clay
Address: 501 72nd St., Miami Beach FL 33141
Website: North Shore Tennis Center
7 - Surfside Tennis Center
This tennis center has a total of 3 courts with public area. A popular venue for tennis players.
Address: 8750 Collins Ave., Miami Beach FL 33154
Website: Surfside Tennis Center
8 - Crandon Park Tennis Center
Crandon Park tennis Center features 26 courts located in Key Biscayne and was the home of the world-famous Miami Open from 1987 until 2018. It takes about 20 minutes to arrive to Crandon Park from Miami Beach. Although it may sound like a long time to drive to play tennis, the drive itself is worthwhile and it is Miami Living's favorite tennis destination. Enjoy a gorgeous scenic view while driving, plus keep in mind that you will be playing where the pros once competed. The center features a 13,800-seat center stadium court which is available for rental.
The center features a full-service pro shop with equipment and apparel for sale and racket re-stringing service. The clubhouse that can be rented for events up to 200 people but for tennis related events only. Plus, the center is steps away from Crandon Park Beach, consistently named one of the ten best beaches in the U.S., and adjacent to the Crandon Park Golf Course, rated among the top 75 municipal golf courses in the country.
21 Laykold cushioned hard courts, 11 lighted for evening play
6 Har-Tru clay courts, 2 lighted for evening play
Amenities: Pro Shop, Backboard, Bathrooms, Water
Andy Murray practicing at Crandon when he resided in Miami
Fees as of 8/2020 and are subject to change
Hard Court fees (per hour, per person)
Adults - $5
Juniors - $3
Seniors; Monday - Friday, 8-3 p.m.; excludes the stadium - $3
Clay Court fees (per hour, per person)
Seniors; Monday - Friday, 8-3 p.m. - $3
Night-time use - light fee (per hour, per person)
Use of courts between 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. - $2
Tennis Stadium fee (per hour, per person)
Tennis Stadium - $18
Tennis Stadium premium for lessons & clinics - $15
Address: 7300 Crandon Boulevard, Key Biscayne FL 33149
Website: Crandon Tennis Center
Words By Sumbal Kuraishi. Images courtesy of each tennis venue mentioned in this story.


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{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-}
{-# LANGUAGE NoMonomorphismRestriction #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}
{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveFunctor #-}
{-# LANGUAGE UndecidableInstances #-}
{-# LANGUAGE LambdaCase #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ViewPatterns #-}

module Data.Convert.Bound where

import Data.Convert.Base
import Data.Typeable
import Control.Applicative
import Language.Haskell.TH hiding (Type, Safety, Safe, Unsafe)
import Data.Monoid
import GHC.TypeLits
import Prelude hiding (Bounded, maxBound, minBound)
import qualified Prelude as Prelude

-- === The runtime used safe conversion ===

-- TODO [wd]: We can optimize it further. Right now we are converting everything to Rational and comparing.
--            It's because sometimes we are converting between types of different bounds like Char and Int8
--            - neither can we safely convert Char to Int 8 nor vice versa.
--            We can though make typeclasses that will find the smallest super-type for a given type pair
--            and convert both values to that super-type
boundedConversion :: (Bounded b, Ord a, Convertible a Rational, Convertible (Bounds b) (Bounds Rational))
                  => (a -> b) -> (a -> Either BoundError b)
boundedConversion (func :: a -> b) inp = if (convert inp) `boundedBy` (convert (bounds :: Bounds b) :: Bounds Rational)
    then Right $ func inp
    else Left BoundError

-- === Errors ===

data BoundError = BoundError deriving (Show)

-- === Conversion ===

data Conversion = Conversion (Q Exp) Type Type

class Conversions a b where
    conversions :: Q Exp -> a -> b -> [Conversion]

-- utils

genConversion :: Conversion -> Q Dec
genConversion c@(Conversion qexp (Type name bounds) (Type name' bounds')) = do
    exp <- qexp :: Q Exp
    let convf name fmod = [ValD (VarP $ mkName name) (NormalB $ fmod exp) []]
    return $ if bounds `isSubBound` bounds'
#if __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ >= 800
        then InstanceD Nothing [] (AppT (AppT (ConT $ mkName "Convertible") (ConT name)) (ConT name')) $ convf "convert" id
        else InstanceD Nothing [] (AppT (AppT (AppT (ConT $ mkName "MaybeConvertible") (ConT name)) (ConT $ mkName "BoundError")) (ConT name')) $ convf "tryConvert" $ AppE (VarE $ mkName "boundedConversion")
#else
        then InstanceD [] (AppT (AppT (ConT $ mkName "Convertible") (ConT name)) (ConT name')) $ convf "convert" id
        else InstanceD [] (AppT (AppT (AppT (ConT $ mkName "MaybeConvertible") (ConT name)) (ConT $ mkName "BoundError")) (ConT name')) $ convf "tryConvert" $ AppE (VarE $ mkName "boundedConversion")
#endif

genConversions :: [Conversion] -> Q [Dec]
genConversions = mapM genConversion

-- instances

instance Conversions [Type] [Type] where conversions f a b = Conversion f <$> a <*> b
instance Conversions Type   [Type] where conversions f a b = Conversion f a <$> b
instance Conversions [Type] Type   where conversions f a b = flip (Conversion f) b <$> a
instance Conversions Type   Type   where conversions f a b = [Conversion f a b]

instance Show Conversion where
    show (Conversion _ a b) = "Conversion " -- <> " " <> name a <> " " <> name b

-- === Type ===

data Type = Type { name    :: Name
                 , tbounds :: (Bounds Integer)
                 } deriving (Show, Eq)

-- === Layout ===
data Layout = IntLayout Sign Integer
            | InfiniteLayout
            deriving (Show, Eq)

data Sign = Signed
          | Unsigned
          deriving (Show, Eq)

layoutBounds :: Layout -> Bounds Integer
layoutBounds = \case
    InfiniteLayout -> infiniteBounds
    IntLayout s i  -> Bounds (Value (- base)) (Value $ base - 1)
                      where base = case s of
                                   Signed   -> 2 ^ (i - 1)
                                   Unsigned -> 2 ^ i

-- === Value ===

data Value a = MinusInfinity
             | Value a
             | Infinity
             deriving (Show, Functor, Eq)

-- instances

instance Num a => Num (Value a) where
    fromInteger = Value . fromInteger

instance Convertible a b => Convertible (Value a) (Value b) where
    convert (Value a) = Value $ convert a

instance Ord a => Ord (Value a) where
    compare MinusInfinity MinusInfinity = EQ
    compare MinusInfinity a             = LT
    compare a             MinusInfinity = GT
    compare Infinity      Infinity      = EQ
    compare Infinity      a             = GT
    compare a             Infinity      = LT
    compare (Value a)     (Value a')    = compare a a'

-- === Bounds ===

data Bounds a = Bounds (Value a) (Value a) deriving (Show, Functor, Eq)

class Bounded a where
    bounds :: Bounds a

-- utils

infiniteBounds :: Bounds a
infiniteBounds = Bounds MinusInfinity Infinity

isSubBound :: Ord a => Bounds a -> Bounds a -> Bool
isSubBound (Bounds min max) (Bounds min' max') = min >= min' && max <= max'

boundedBy :: Ord a => a -> Bounds a -> Bool
boundedBy (Value -> a) (Bounds min max) = a >= min && a <= max

-- instances
instance {-# OVERLAPPABLE #-} Convertible a b => Convertible (Bounds a) (Bounds b) where
    convert (Bounds a b) = Bounds (convert a) (convert b)

instance {-# OVERLAPPABLE #-} (Prelude.Bounded a)
      => Bounded a where
    bounds = Bounds (Value Prelude.minBound) (Value Prelude.maxBound)

instance {-# OVERLAPPABLE #-} Bounded Float    where bounds = infiniteBounds
instance {-# OVERLAPPABLE #-} Bounded Double   where bounds = infiniteBounds
instance {-# OVERLAPPABLE #-} Bounded Rational where bounds = infiniteBounds
instance {-# OVERLAPPABLE #-} Bounded Integer  where bounds = infiniteBounds


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Q: Android ListView when get data I would like to upload with data my listview However I get my data from the internet but it takes a bit time. So I have to wait for it. How can I give the datas to my listview . Ofcourse It comes into threads and I dont know how to handle this? Im using SimpleAdapter. Any Idea?

A: Use AsyncTask to populate the data from internet to ListView.
More about AsyncTask here
AsyncTask
onPreExecute
show a progress dialoge.
doInBackground
fetch data from internet
onPostExecute
populate the ListView

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I am currently working on a project to keep track of hardware around the company. It would be very helpful if there was a program or script that would alert me of any changed/new machine accounts that had been created in AD, just in case one of our admins might make a change and forget to let me know. Does anybody know of a method of doing this?
You could use MOM to alert on Security Event 624, which is a user account creation and 645 for Computer Accounts in the Event Logs.
You would need to be monitoring for successful events.
You are looking for the wmievents.vbs script.
There was a win2k server newsletter article just today about a script that with a few mods will do exactly that.
Modify the script to run periodically. add a function at the beginning of the script to check for newdatafile.txt. if it exists, rename it to olddatafile.txt. Next output the AD information to a text file named newdatafile.txt. Use a diff program to highlite any differences between the two files. There are several of these diff files around with various names. FC is one that comes with Win XP. type help FC to figure out how to use it and how to format its output to your liking. The results of FC will be any changes to your AD from the last time the script was run. you can use dates in the filename to keep a running log of changes and if you get really motivated could modify the script to provide some roll-back functionality.


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Birkbeck academics awarded £1million to map UK's museums
Project will further understanding of the independent museum sector's development
Image: Peter Barr
Dr Fiona Candlin, Reader in Museum Studies, and Alex Poulovassilis, Professor of Computer Science, have been awarded £1,012,460 by the Arts and Humanities Research Council for a new project to map and analyse the emergence, character and development of the UK independent museums sector from 1960-2020.
The project will establish a dataset of the approximately 1600 independent museums currently operating in the UK, as well as those that have opened or closed since 1960. Explaining the significance of the project, Dr Candlin said: "The emergence of independent museums, founded by community and special interest groups or individual collectors, revolutionised the museum sector in the UK. But despite their large numbers we know very little about independent museums: when they opened, or where, and whether they subsequently closed. The data will help us understand how the sector began and has developed."
The new dataset will be made freely available on a project website and will be searchable by factors including location, date of foundation, subject matter, size, type of museum and combinations of these attributes. The second phase of the project will use the data to identify patterns in the emergence, development and closure of independent museums and to understand why these patterns have emerged.
Dr Candlin said: "Identifying patterns in the location, timing of museum openings and their subject matter will be useful to funding organisations in understanding the sustainability of museums and how best to use their resources to secure a healthy future for the UK's museums sector".
Mapping Museums
Dr Fiona Candlin
Professor Alex Poulovassilis
MA Museum Cultures
Department of Computer Science and Information Systems
[Image: Peter Barr]


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Category: Interview Commitments
Two professional players turned national team coaches
Posted on May 30, 2015 AuthorVolleyball Coaching WizardsLeave a comment
The turnaround time for these two additions were quick. They agreed to be part of the project and were interviewed within only a couple of days. Lots of international and professional coaching experience.
Stelio DeRocco (Canada)
Coached the national team of Australia during the 2000 Olympic cycle, and then with his home Canadian national team where he won a NORCECA championship and coached in the 2003 World Cup. Coached several professional teams in the top divisions of Italy and Romania. Member of the Canadian Government Coaching Implementation Group from 2003 to 2004. As a player was a professional in Europe and a member of the Canadian national team.
Vital Heynen (Belgium)
Also a former international and professional player, Vital is perhaps best known internationally for leading the German men's national team to the bronze medal in the 2014 World Championships. As a professional coach, however, he has also won four league titles, five Cups, and four Super Cups along with two CEV Cup medals in is native Belgium, and was twice named coach of the year. He has also coached teams in Poland and Turkey.
CategoriesInterview CommitmentsTagsCanada, club, international, national team, professional
A highly experienced female pro coach, and one of the UK's best
We've added perhaps the most successful coach in UK history to the list of Volleyball Coaching Wizards interview commitments. We've also added one of the relatively few highly experienced female professional coaches.
Svetlana Ilic (Russia)
bio pending
Jefferson Williams (U.K.)
When it comes to UK coaching success, it's hard to beat Jefferson. As a player-coach with Mallory Eagles VC his teams won 20 national titles between 1987 and 2010, including 10 in a row and a 96 match unbeaten run. Throw in 15 cup titles to boot. Now, on top of that add 12 league championships and 11 cups between 1989 and 2006 coaching the women. This is alongside being the England Senior men's head coach from 1987 to 2003, assistant coach for the Great Britain squad from 1990 to 1997, interim GB Women's coach from 2005 to 2007, and head coach of the England Women's Developmental Squad from 2007 to 2012. He's been Volleyball England, England, and UK Coach of the Year. Jefferson also coached for a time in Sweden.
CategoriesInterview CommitmentsTagsclub, female, professional, Russia, U.K.
Closing in on 30 with three more commitments
Posted on May 7, 2015 AuthorVolleyball Coaching WizardsLeave a comment
You know you've earned some respect when other Wizards are recommending you for this project. That is the case with all three of today's additions.
Craig Fail (UK)
As head coach of the Scottish Women's National Team, Craig led the team to bronze in the 2013 CEV Small Countries Division Final and to qualification for the 2015 edition taking place this month. He spent several years as assistant with the Scottish men's senior national team, as well as head coach of the Junior team. At the club level where he has coached for nearly 30 years, Craig's 2003 Falkirk women's team win the 2003 Scottish Cup, and his 2014-15 City of Edinburgh VC women won the Division I title, the Division I play-offs, and the National Cup Final.
Marilyn McReavy-Nolen (USA)
A member of the original class of AVCA Hall of Fame inductees in 2003, Marilyn was specifically cited by Ruth Nelson below during Ruth's own induction speech in 2014 as being one of volleyball coaching's luminaries. She became only the 3rd coach to reach 800 wins in NCAA Division I, and did it over 31 seasons with six different programs. Her honors include induction in to the Women's Sports Foundation Hall of Fame in 1978, being named a "Leader in Volleyball" in 1992 by USA Volleyball, selection as one of the inaugural recipients of USA Volleyball's All-Time Great Coaches Award in 1996, and the AVCA Founders Award in 1999.
Ruth Nelson (USA)
An inductee into the AVCA Hall of Fame in 2014 – which at least one other Wizard coach thinks was a ridiculously long wait – Ruth doesn't fit neatly into any one category. Ruth racked up more than 500 victories during a 16-year NCAA Division I collegiate coaching career, and coached the likes of Flo Hyman and Rita Crockett. She also served under Arie Selinger as assistant coach of the US national team, as well as head coach of the Junior national team, in the World University Games, and in Major League Volleyball
CategoriesInterview CommitmentsTagsclub, college, Hall of Fame, international, national team, professional, U.K., university, USA
Two HUGE additions
Posted on May 6, 2015 May 20, 2015 AuthorVolleyball Coaching WizardsLeave a comment
A pair of Hall of Famers and two of the most highly respected coaches have agreed to be part of the Wizards project today.
Arnie Ball (USA)
Inducted into the AVCA Hall of Fame in 2012, Arnie recently retired after 34 seasons as the men's volleyball coach at IPFW and over 500 victories. His teams won the MIVA Championship and reached the NCAA Final Four six times, and was national runner-up in 2007. He's had 15 players earn All-American selection, six have been MIVA Player of the Year, and two played in the Olympics. Arnie also coached the IPFW women for 8 seasons, winning over 200 matches and four conference titles, with two trips to the NCAA tournament. All of this follows three championships as a high school coach in Indiana as well. He has also been active at the international level, having been a scout for the US team at the 2000 Olympics and led several teams at the World University Games.
Terry Pettit (USA)
A 2009 AVCA Hall of Fame inductee, Terry created the powerhouse Nebraska women's volleyball program. In 23 seasons his teams won 21 conference championships, made 18 straight trips to the NCAA tournament, reached the semifinals 7 times, made the finals 3 times, and won the 1995 championship. His teams finished in the Top 10 of the final NCAA Division I rankings 15 straight years and tallied nearly 700 wins. After retiring following the 1999 season, Terry has been involved in coach mentoring and has worked with a number of Division I programs. He's also written multiple books, including Talent and the Secret Life of Teams.
CategoriesInterview CommitmentsTagscollege, international, university, USA
Three more Wizards commitments
This set of new additions to the ranks of committed Wizards includes two of New England's most highly respected collegiate coaches and the winningest high school coach in Illinois history.
Joel Dearing (USA)
As coach of the Springfield College women for 30 years, Joel ranks in the top 10 in NCAA Division III victories with over 700. He also coached the men's team from 1990 to 1996, and in his last season lead the program to a final #1 national ranking. Joel was AVCA Regional Coach of the Year on five occassions and coached 10 All-Americans. He is a member of the USA Volleyball CAP Cadre, has run clinics internationally, and has authored two books – Volleyball Fundamentals (2003), and William G. Morgan – Inventor of Volleyball (2007).
Peg Kopec (USA)
Bob Schneck (USA)
As head coach at the University of Rhode Island for 35 seasons, Bob has amassed nearly 600 victories. His teams have won 3 Atlantic-10 tournament titles and have made 11 trips to the finals. His 1985 team achieved a Top-25 national ranking and was the only A-10 team to beat Penn State during the latter's tenure in the conference. Bob's 1995 team reached the semifinals of the NIT and he was NCAA District I Coach of the Year in both 1995 and 1996. As a member of the USA Volleyball CAP cadre, Bob has a long record of working in coaching education and to help grow and develop volleyball in the New England region – including helping to organize and host the 1984 National Junior Olympic championships. All of this followed a highly successful high school coaching career in Pennsylvania where one of his highlights was beating Mick Haley's Kellogg CC team.
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Two more interview commitments for the list
Posted on April 24, 2015 April 24, 2015 AuthorVolleyball Coaching WizardsLeave a comment
Here's today's pair of new Wizard interview commitments.
Sue Gozansky (USA)
A member of the 2006 AVCA Hall of Fame induction class, Sue travels the world as an FIVB coaching course instructor, as well as being a member of the USAV CAP Cadre and author of a pair of books. She made her name in coaching by leading the UC-Riverside program for nearly 40 years. During that span she won nearly 700 matches and two NCAA Division II titles and an AIAW Small College Championship. Her teams had an NCAA-record streak of 20 straight playoff appearances. She has coached at the Olympic Sports Festival as well as the USA Women's "B" volleyball team consisting of players being considered for roster spots on the National Team and was men's and women's coach for the quadrennial Maccabiah Games (Jewish Olympics) in Israel in 1981, 1985, 1989 and 1993.
Stephen Pierce (USA)
As coach of Eden High School for 27 years, Stephen is the winningest coach in New York state history with over 900 victories. Under his stewardship, Eden has won 11 state titles. By comparison, the next highest championship count for any school is 6. His teams have ranked as high as #16 nationally. Stephen was named 2010 Prepvolleyball.com National Volleyball High School Co-Coach of the year. He has also coached extensively at the Juniors level and has trained numerous players who went on to play NCAA Division I and II volleyball.
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Two legendary coaches added to the list
Posted on April 21, 2015 AuthorVolleyball Coaching WizardsLeave a comment
Two coaches and nearly 80 years of coaching experienced are being added to our list of Volleyball Coaching Wizards committed interviewees. I doubt these gentleman need much introduction, but here's a bit about them anyway. :-)
John Dunning (USA)
Inducted into the AVCA Hall of Fame in 2011, John is one of only a handful of coaches who can claim to have won NCAA National Championships at two different schools. He got his first two at Pacific where he won over 400 matches in 16 seasons. His teams reached the NCAA tournament every year and won 5 conference titles, with John earning Coach of the Year honors four times. Since 2001 he has been at Stanford, where he's picked up another two National Championships with four runner-up finishes, with eight conference titles. John's now crossed the 800 career win mark. He's coached 8 National Players of the Year and 73 All-Americans.
Al Scates (USA)
A 2004 AVCA Hall of Fame inductee, and a member of the USA Volleyball Hall of Fame as well, Al stands as the biggest name in USA men's collegiate volleyball. His UCLA teams amassed 19 NCAA titles and over 1000 victories, plus 2 USVBA championships in the pre-NCAA era (his combined win total is north of 1200) over a 50 year coaching tenure which ended in 2012. They also grabbed 23 conference titles, and shared another. Al's program produced 44 US National Team members, and 27 Olympians.
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Starting the new week with more Hall of Famers
We start this week off with three more Hall of Fame coaches joining the list of those who have agreed to be interviewed for Volleyball Coaching Wizards – in one case, a multiple Hall of Fame inductee. We also have a highly respected (and decorated) Juniors coach and a member of the USA Volleyball national team staff who also happens to have coached for more than 25 years in the Big Ten.
Mick Haley (USA)
A 2006 AVCA Hall of Fame Inductee, Mick became the first coach of a non-West Coast team to win an NCAA Division I championship when he led Texas to the title in 1988. That wasn't even his first national championship, though. Mick won a total of 6 junior college championships at Kellogg Community College between 1973 and 1979, amassing over 300 combined wins and earning himself a spot in the Junior College Coaches Hall of Fame. At Texas he won over 500 matches in 17 seasons during which the team won 13 conference titles and make 15 trips to the NCAA tournament. Mick coached the US Women during the 1997-2000 Olympic cycle, finishing 4th overall in Sydney. He has since been at the helm at the University of Southern California we he's won 2 national championships and made six semifinals appearances, with well over 300 total wins to run his career tally north of 1000 in NCAA Division I alone.
Mike Lingenfelter (USA)
Co-Director of the Munciana club, Mike counts four national championships, four national runner-ups, and three third place finishes to his Juniors club coaching credit. At the high school level he also led Wapahani High School to two state championships and has been awarded state Coach of the Year three times.
Bill Neville (USA)
A member of the 2012 AVCA Hall of Fame class, Bill has been a fixture of the USA national team program for decades, and even coached the Canadian national team for a while. He was an assistant coach during the 1984 Olympics when the US won it's first gold medal. Bill served as Technical Director for USA Volleyball for much of the 1980s and developed the Coaches Accreditation Program (CAP) during that time. He has also coached collegiately at Montana State and the University of Washington.
Jim Stone (USA)
A current member of the USA Volleyball coaching staff, Jim spent 26 seasons as head coach at Ohio State where he amassed over 500 victories. His teams won 3 Big Ten titles and made 15 trips to the NCAA tournament, reaching the semifinals twice. He earned AVCA Regional Coach of the Year and Big Ten Coach of the Year four times. His former players include two AVCA Players of the Year and 19 All-Americans. With the USA program, Jim has head coached the Youth National Team at the likes of the NORCECA Championships and World Championships over the last several years. He was also an assistant coach with the Senior Women's National Team during the FIVB Grand Prix in 20012.
Tom Tait (USA)
A member of the inaugural 2003 AVCA Hall of Fame induction class, Tom is the founder of the Penn State volleyball program. He started with women's club team in 1974, then started the men's program in 1976 and coached them until 1989. His teams made 6 NCAA tournament appearances and were runner-up in 1982 to UCLA. Tom was the 1986 Volleyball Monthly National Coach of the Year, was five times the Eastern Collegiate Coach of the Year, and earned Coach Emeritus status from the EIVA in 1990. On the international stage, he head coached the U.S. Olympic Festival team and was the 1982 Junior National Team assistant for the Pacific Rim Championships, mentored the 1983 World University Games team, and assisted at the 1983 Pan American Games.
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One of the luminary coaches added
Posted on April 17, 2015 June 24, 2015 AuthorVolleyball Coaching WizardsLeave a comment
Quiet day today as Mark is getting ready for the start of the German championship finals (best of 7 series) and John is buckling down on his PhD research. Time enough to report the most significant commitment to the list of Volleyball Coaching Wizards interviewees, though. You speak to a lot of coaches out there and they will cite him as something they consider a major influence on volleyball coaching.
We also get to add to the list an extremely accomplished coach most folks have never heard of, which is exactly part of what this project is about. That brings the committed tally up to 11 after only a couple of days of reaching out to nominees.
Carl McGown (USA)
A 2010 AVCA Hall of Fame inductee, Carl is widely considered one of the world's best coaches and a key proponent of motor learning in volleyball. His coaching experience dates back to being assistant coach for the US team at the 1970 World Championships. He was head coach for the US men from 1973 to 1976 and technical advisor to the program in 1980. Since then, McGown has mentored teams in seven different Olympic Games and has also coached the National Team in seven different World Championships, including 1974, '82, '86, '90, '94, '98 and '02. Carl was the first coach in Brigham Young University men's volleyball history and over 13 seasons he compiled a career record of 225-137, with two NCAA titles – twice garnering Tachikara/AVCA National Coach of the Year honors. Carl's most recent head coaching experience was in the 2007-08 Swiss A League, where he led LUC to the regular season title, the Coppe Suisse Championship and the Swiss League Championship.
Ismo Peltoarvo (Sweden)
The nomination we got for Ismo suggested he could have been acknowledged as one of the world's great coaches if he had ventured outside Sweden, where he has stayed for family reasons. He won his first championship in the 1983-84 season and has won more than 20 other domestic and international titles since, not to mention numerous runner-up finishes. He did two stints leading the Swedish women's national team and one with the women's Junior national team, coached several different men's and women's club teams, and even took a girls' school team to 3rd place in the 1992 World School Championships.
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The next round of commitments
Yesterday we had four initial Wizards commit to being interviewed for the project. Today we more than double the list with another groups of prominent and successful coaches to the list. We've got multiple Hall of Famers and all three levels of NCAA volleyball covered in this group, with some national team flavor as well.
Iradge Ahrabi-Fard (USA)
A member of the inagural AVCA Hall of Fame class of 2003, Iradge spent 19 seasons at the University of Northern Iowa, accumulating over 500 victories. His teams won 10 conference championships and eight league tournament titles, made eight NCAA Tournament berths and three National Invitation Tournament appearances – including a trip to the 1993 NIVC Final Four. Iradge was named the 1999 AVCA National Coach of the Year, after guiding UNI to a 30-1 record, a No. 15 national ranking and a trip to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament. He was the inaugural AVCA Excellence in Education Award winner, was voted the AVCA District Coach of the Year in 1985 and 1999, and was the conference coach of the year six times.
Teri Clemens (USA)
A 2004 AVCA Hall of Fame inductee, Teri holds the NCAA Division III record for career winning %, having gone 529-77 over 14 seasons at Washington University in St. Louis from 1985 to 1998. Her teams won seven national championships, including six in a row between 1991 and 1996. Teri was named the Tachikara/AVCA Division III National Coach of the Year three times and her 1992 squad is the only NCAA Division III Tournament team to finish a full season with a perfect record (40-0). She wasn't too bad as a high school coach either. Over six years at St. Louis' Incarnate Word Academy her teams accumulated a 155-15 record with three Missouri State championships.
Dietre Collins-Parker (USA)
A 2008 AVCA Hall of Fame inductee, is perhaps best known as a player. Dietre won back-to-back NCAA Division I national championships at the University of Hawaii and was as 3-time All-American. She also won the Broderick Cup Award, signifying the nation's top female collegiate athlete, becoming the first volleyball player to ever receive that distinction. She was a member of the 1988 USA Women's Olympic squad. Dietre began her head coaching career with eight years at the University of Nevada Las Vegas earning Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 1998 after taking a dormant volleyball program and leading the Lady Rebels to a 23-8 record and a WAC tournament semifinal appearance. That was followed by five seasons at the helm of Cornell where she won or shared 3 Ivy League titles and made two trips to the NCAA tournament. Since 2009 she has been at San Diego State. In 2012 she led her Aztec squad to a 23-8 mark and a 13-3 ledger in the Mountain West as the Aztecs claimed their first-ever Mountain West title. Dietre is considered by many to be one of the great ambassadors of the sport.
Paulo Cunha (Portugal)
From 1987 to 2007 Paulo was a coaching education lecturer and course director for the Portuguese Volleyball Association and Portuguese Volleyball Federation. He coached his nation's Junior National Team from 1986-1992. His club teams in Portugal's 1st Division won 8 national titles, 7 Portuguese Cups, and 6 Super Cups. Paulo's coached in 12 European Cups and in 1998 became the first Portuguese coach to reach a European cup final four. Three times he was awarded Coach of the Year by the Portuguese Association of Volleyball Coaches.
Peggy Martin (USA)
A 2009 AVCA Hall of Fame inductee, Peggy is one of only two NCAA coaches to accumulate more than 1200 victories and is the Division II leader in career wins. Most of those came at the University of Central Missouri where she had 33 consecutive winning seasons (as part of 39 total) and an overall record of 1064-281-8. Peggy's teams won or shared 19 conference titles, reached the NCAA tournament 25 consecutive times, with six trips to the Elite 8. She has won 22 Coach of the Year awards. Peggy has been coaching the last several seasons in the NAIA at Spring Hill College continuing her impressive performance with an overall record of 168-43, with four straight undefeated conference seasons.
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Joseph MacInnis
Physician-scientist, writer, and deep-sea explorer
What is it like to dive under the ice of the Northwest Passage and discover, after three years of searching, a three-masted British ship that sank in 1853 - the golden age of Arctic exploration- and is still intact? How does it feel to be among the first to descend more than two miles under the Atlantic and land your mini-sub on the rusting deck of RMS Titanic?
Dr. Joseph MacInnis, a medical doctor and one of the world's foremost explorers, has done this and much more. He is the first person to dive and film under the North Pole. He has led or participated in more than fifty major undersea expeditions and logged more time inside the Arctic Ocean than any other scientist. As a physician, he has spent twenty years studying human performance in high-risk environments.
In his speeches, Dr. MacInnis shares the values including courage, communication, and teamwork that enhance performance under the ocean and in the corporate world. Drawing on compelling examples and dramatic video clips, he provides an inspirational framework on how to deal with the challenge of sudden change. Using a combination of humour and scientific acumen he tailors his insights to the theme of your meeting, making him a relevant and indispensable resource for your audience.
He has recently developed Wisdom Keepers, a multi-media series to inspire ingenuity and enterprise in young people. Featuring short interviews with artists, scientists, entertainers, politicians, poets and business executives.
In March 2012, MacInnis served as expedition physician for Cameron's solo dive to the bottom of the Mariana Trench in the Deepsea Challenger submersible.
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Founder of the Jane Goodall Institute specialising in primatological research
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Australian Anaesthetist; Cave Diver Who Played A Crucial Role In The Tham Luang Cave Rescue
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The main store is accommodated in the container, the second store is located directly at the fuel dispenser. The main store is maintained at the target temperature without interruption, the second store (TCU) is cooled to the target temperature only when refuelling. It is thus ensured that the hydrogen is not heated above the target temperature in the line from the container to the fuel dispenser.
The cooling system is designed as a compact system and is accommodated in a machine housing that can be placed on the ceiling or next to the system. The strip is cooled by a pipe section (cooling channel) through which the strip is drawn. This is used so that the system can operate more efficiently and thus consumes less power.
The system is designed to cool a strip at a speed of 2m/min from max. 150°C to min. 20°C.
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Q: Proving that $\frac{\sec\theta\cdot\sin\theta}{\tan\theta+\cot\theta}=\sin^2\theta$ The question is:

Prove that: $$\dfrac{\sec\theta\cdot\sin\theta}{\tan\theta+\cot\theta}=\sin^2\theta$$

My proof is shown below. If anyone has an alternate proof please, please post it. Thanks!

A: Your solution looks correct. An alternative would be to multiply numerator and denominator by $\cot \theta$ to get $$\frac{1}{1 + cot^2 \theta}$$
and then multiplying by $\sin^2 \theta$ we have $$\frac{1}{1 + cot^2 \theta} = \frac{\sin^2 \theta}{\sin^2 \theta + \cos^2 \theta} = \sin^2 \theta$$

A: Proof:
$$\dfrac{\sec\theta\cdot\sin\theta}{\tan\theta+\cot\theta}=\dfrac{\left(\dfrac{1}{\cos\theta}\cdot\sin\theta\right)}{\tan\theta+\cot\theta}$$
$$=\dfrac{\left(\dfrac{\sin\theta}{\cos\theta}\right)}{\left(\dfrac{\sin\theta}{\cos\theta}+\dfrac{\cos\theta}{\sin\theta}\right)}$$
$$=\dfrac{\left(\dfrac{\sin\theta}{\cos\theta}\right)}{\left(\dfrac{\sin^2\theta}{\sin\theta\cdot\cos\theta}+\dfrac{\cos^2\theta}{\sin\theta\cdot\cos\theta}\right)}$$
$$=\dfrac{\left(\dfrac{\sin\theta}{\cos\theta}\right)}{\left(\dfrac{\sin^2\theta+\cos^2\theta}{\sin\theta\cdot\cos\theta}\right)}$$
$$=\dfrac{\left(\dfrac{\sin\theta}{\cos\theta}\right)}{\left(\dfrac{1}{\sin\theta\cdot\cos\theta}\right)}$$
$$=\dfrac{\sin\theta}{\cos\theta}\cdot\left(\sin\theta\cdot\cos\theta\right)$$
$$=\dfrac{\sin\theta}{\cos\theta}\cdot\sin\theta\cdot\cos\theta$$
$$=\sin^2\theta$$
$$\displaystyle \boxed{\therefore \dfrac{\sec\theta\cdot\sin\theta}{\tan\theta+\cot\theta}=\sin^2\theta}$$

A: $\dfrac{\sec \theta \cdot \sin\theta}{\tan\theta+\cot\theta}=\dfrac{\sec \theta \cdot \sin\theta}{\tan\theta+\frac{1}{\tan\theta}}$
$= \dfrac{\sec \theta \cdot \sin\theta\cdot \tan\theta}{\tan^2\theta+1}$
$=\dfrac{\sec\theta\cdot\sin\theta\cdot\frac{\sin\theta}{\cos\theta}}{\sec^2\theta}$
$=\dfrac{\sin\theta\cdot\sin\theta}{\sec\theta\cdot\cos\theta}$
$=\dfrac{\sin^2\theta}{1}=\sin^2\theta$.

A: "I know! Let's stand him on his head!"
$$ \frac{\tan \theta \ + \ \cot \theta}{\sec \theta \ \cdot \ \sin \theta} \ = \ \frac{\tan \theta \ + \ \cot \theta}{\tan \theta } \ = \ 1 \ + \ \frac{\cos^2 \theta }{\sin^2 \theta } \ = \ \frac{\sin^2 \theta \ + \ \cos^2 \theta }{\sin^2 \theta } \ = \ \frac{1}{\sin^2 \theta } $$
$$ \Rightarrow \ \ \frac{\sec \theta \ \cdot \ \sin \theta}{\tan \theta \ + \ \cot \theta} \ = \ \sin^2 \theta \ \ . $$
As I look through the thread again, this is rather like dani_s's proof, without involving cotangent...

A:  secθ⋅sinθ/(tanθ+cotθ)
    =(1/cosθ⋅sinθ)/(tanθ+1/tanθ)
    =(sinθ/cosθ)/(((tanθ)^2+1)/tanθ)
    =(tanθ)/(((secθ)^2)/tanθ)
    =(tanθ)^2/(secθ)^2
    =((sinθ)^2/(cosθ)^2)/(1/(cosθ)^2)
    =(sinθ)^2


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Dame Ethel Mary Smyth is probably best known for her work, "The March of Women" (1911), which was composed for the Women's Social and Political Union, and which became the anthem of the women's suffragette movement in Great Britain and elsewhere.
The song was sung by suffragettes during demonstrations and to show solidarity in prison after they were arrested. Supposedly, thre is a picture of Smyth conducting the song with a toothbrush from the window of her prison cell, but I can't find it.
Here's a link to the video, below it are the words, and below that are four works for orchestra, choirs, and string quartet.
Shout, shout, up with your song!
Wide blows our banner, and hope is waking.
Lo! they call, and glad is their word!
Thunder of freedom, the voice of the Lord!
Fearless in faith and with sight new given.
Open your eyes to the blaze of day.
First in the battle to strive and sorrow!
Wearing the wreath that the brave have worn!
Naught can ye win but by faith and daring.
But for the work of today preparing.
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Runaround Kids Linked Arms Album Launch THIS SATURDAY!
Monday 8th August sees the release of Runaround Kids first full length album. To celebrate, they will be holding a Launch Night at the prestigious Brudenell Social Club on Saturday 6th August. This will be a free event, so there's no excuse for not showing.
The album will be on sale on the night, two days before it goes on sale anywhere else, so if you need to hear it (and you do need to hear it) you will be able to buy it on the night. There'll be the last few copies of their double A side No Dreams/Falling Into Better Hands on sale as well if you want a piece of super rare vinyl to go with it. It's running out, so don't say we didn't warn you.
Joining Runaround Kids on stage will be Wakefield's favourite adopted son Mi Mye and Leeds pop indie band Blood Oranges, described as 'Your new favourite mixed sex indie pop band'. Two more excellent reasons to come on down.
Mi Mye
It's going to be a party down in Headingly on Saturday so make sure you're there but if you can't, Runaround Kids will be touring throughout Summer across the UK. Here's the lineup.
Monday 8th August
with Bos Angeles
The Bull & Gate
Tuesday 9th August
with The Spills
Stereo York
with Piskie Sits, Imp, and Penguin
THE HOP
Wakefield, UK
Head Of Steam
Thursday 25th August (BBC Introducing Stage)
Nation Of Shopkeepers


Well, I started this blog with the idea of posting regularly and telling stories of my life – which often include my two cute beagles, but right after I started the idea I got involved with a creative project that requires a lot of time sewing quilts. A sweet, young friend of mine (and her mom, sisters, and brother) have opened an adorable shop in the historic district of Sanford, Florida. It is a co-op venture with many creative artisans contributing their handmade created items to the shop to sell. The focus is babies, children, and hip moms! Check it out at www.fawnmom.com.
Quilting - another passion - M & L helping!
Inspired by the movie "Julie & Julia", I have decided to blog, with the purpose of getting motivated to help my over-weight beagle, Lucy, get into better shape! With my daughter's wedding last weekend, I realize life is moving forward and I need to find things that make me happy and pursue them with a more vigorous effort.
Miles love his mommy (me)!
I have two sweet, adorable beagles. Lucy is almost 7 years old – is at least 25 pounds overweight, plus she has hip dysplasia – making it difficult for her to stay active – therefore, the extra pounds. Living in hot, humid Florida, makes it difficult to get out and walk very often… it's so uncomfortable out there! But… in addition to Lucy running around chasing lizards while my husband works in the yard, I am determined to get her to run at least 10 minutes every other day or so. I hop on my bicycle and she follows me… but too often follows her nose too and forgets we are on a "walk" – meaning she needs to keep going!
Miles is my other little beagle. He's 4 years old and in tip top condition. He would run and chase and jump everyday if he had the opportunity. He's my little sweetheart – with an "evil" side when he wants to hoard his treat and tempt Lucy to fight him for it!
In Central Florida we have a Beagle group that meets every weekend at a different dog park… we've only gone once – when it was winter and not so hot. My two dogs didn't seem too interested in meeting any other dogs, but enjoyed the time in a new environment. I hear that there are so many germs at dog parks, so I worry a little about going too often. Our vet is "alternative" and does not believe in over immunizing, so we don't do the "shot" thing every year. It's cool, as the vet does titers on them to determine if they still have enough of the last vaccine still active in their system. It makes so much more sense than just routinely filling them with those poisons.
Tomorrow I'm going to see "Julie & Julia" again. It's so fun! I have thought so much about what is it in my life that "makes me happy" and that I should pursue to give me that pleasure. Well, my dogs are one of those things… being healthy is another. So I've decided to work harder on making us all healthier and happier.


Currently the right mouse button does nothing.
I think ecrean is referring to the "contextual menu" that pops up with the right mouse click offered by windows OS and many applications.
This feature is not yet supported by the ENA firmware. One major design focus of ENA's user interface was to accomplish a completely mouse free operation. However, I think addition of right mouse click contextual menu could greatly enhance its operation with a mouse as well and we should be considering implementing in future releases.


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