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Development camp 2018: Spencer Foo has his sights set on Calgary
July 22, 2018, 8:00 AM | Ryan Pike
Way, way back in the 1990s, a young man by the name of Spencer Foo grew up in Edmonton with dreams of National Hockey League stardom. He went to college, but never let his NHL dreams leave him. When he made the decision to leave school and turn pro, he faced a choice: an uncertain path to the NHL with his hometown team, or a clearer path down Highway 2 in Calgary.
It's probably not hard to understand what Flames fans like about the kid.
A product of Alberta's midget and junior-A hockey leagues – he played with the CAC Edmonton Canadians and the Bonnyville Pontiacs – Foo had his sights set on the college route from early on and played three seasons with the Union College Dutchmen.
Foo had a pair of pretty solid seasons with Union, with 25 points in each of his freshman and sophomore years. In his junior year (2016-17), his offense exploded – his 62 points was good for fourth in the entire NCAA and he was named a Hobey Baker Award finalist. After mulling over his free agency for awhile, he signed with the Flames in late June (several months after major college free agents usually sign).
His momentum continued. While he didn't make the Flames out of training camp, he rapidly improved with the American Hockey League's Stockton Heat to the point where he helped drive their offense throughout much of the second half of the season. He was recalled to the NHL late in the season and had two goals in four games. With his appetite whetted by his brief call-up, he's aiming to make the Flames out of camp.
"Obviously I want to come in and make the team," said Foo at Flames development camp. "Having been there now and having some games under my belt I'm a little more confident in knowing what I have to do going forward. It's always the same goal, and I think that's for all the guys that go into main camp, is to make the team but I feel like I have a bit more of an edge this time."
Like everyone connected to the franchise, Foo shared in the disappointment of the 2017-18 Flames campaign. And like everyone connected to the franchise, Foo's well aware of all the offseason additions made by general manager Brad Treliving in an effort to bolster the team's on-ice fortunes. But like several of the Flames' key prospects – including Juuso Valimaki and Dillon Dube – Foo remains laser-focused on becoming a Flame.
"It adds a little bit more competition," said Foo. "But at the end of the day it doesn't affect anything for me. I'm coming in with the same mindset. I want to be there in the fall and I'm going to try and show everything I can."
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Dunk 2 years ago
TRASH IT! 11
He is too soft.
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Getpucksdeep 2 years ago
CHEERS 13
He plays a pretty hard nosed game and stirs things up. he does work the corners and get in front of the net. "Too soft???" You clearly never saw him play.
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FL?MES 2 years ago
He's talking about his dunk
freethe flames 2 years ago
I expected Foo to show much better at the scrimmage. The people beside me asked: "is Foo injured as he has been invisible during the scrimmage?" Then low and behold he scored a wonderful goal in the shootout and that was the highlight of his day for me. The Flames have clearly made a move to make the competition for the opening day squad more difficult and Foo may become one of the victims of this. Much will depend on the preseason for him and others. He might not even be in the top 6 at RW for the Heat.
deantheraven 2 years ago
I wonder if he's wondering why he didn't take the offer they made in EDM.
HAL MacInnis 2 years ago
Foo always struck me as a thoughtful guy in his interviews… the exact opposite of Edmonton's culture. He knows he made the right choice. And when you know you've made the right choice, you don't look back.
I'm reminded of an interview with Taylor Hall in which he revealed that he was a little sh!t and never listened to his coaches in Edmonton. It took a professional culture in New Jersey to straighten him out and help him grow up. It ain't a secret about how toxic Edmonton is.
Who is Alberta's team? 2 years ago
Let's see Hal…. 5 cups vs 1. In the last 30 years your awesome team with awesome culture has made it out of the FIRST round TWICE. Lol think about that for a second…. please tell us all about culture again???
@Rockmoron65 ….. funny how you didn't mention "the out of the FIRST round TWICE in 30 years" Lol it's hard to fathom isn't it?
Rockmorton65 2 years ago
Ah yes the last gasp argument of Oiler fans. The ol "Al Bundy".
Five cups a generation ago = four touchdowns in one game in high school
Rock, you just reminded me why I miss that show…
"Once upon a time, there was a man who sold shoes. He was a good man, but somehow, good things never came to him. Did I mention he was a great athlete in high school? People cheered him. That was before the…Red THING appeared. Darkness fell on Shoetown. Who would take on the Red Beast? Who would battle? Who would marry it? The little shoeman stepped forward. Or perhaps the others just stepped back? At any rate, an unholy union was born. So were two unholy children. And the lowly shoeman, who once had been a mighty athlete in high school and scored 4 touchdowns in one game and had many offers to junior colleges and could've made something of his life! Laid down, and died. The End."
Redleader 2 years ago
It's called a season or average of around 90 plus points for Flames last 15 years compared to Soilers season point average of like 70 . No recent playoff success but atleast we don't suck all year every year!!!
oilcanboyd 2 years ago
Talkin' about cups when Gretzky….a grandfather now!
"Why didn't I take that offer in Edmonton??"
"Oh, right…Edmonton"
If you're making calls based on summer scrimmage your future as an NHL scout may be in jeopardy.
I'm not sure that is what I said. With the addition of the number of RHS the Flames signed in the off season who are already ahead of him: Lindholm, Ryan, and probably Czarnik as well as a guy like Buddy who had a more productive AHL year than Foo last year as well as the addition of Phillips and Gawdin as RHS who likely will need(they of course need to earn it) top 9 AHL time; it will be competitive. It's also why I use words like "might" rather than "will" it the comment.
everton fc 2 years ago
I wouldn't put Phillips, nor (and especially) Gawdin, in this conversation. Czarink's going to get a lot of games – maybe a full season. If he's a bust, it's 1.25 cap hit. Nothing huge. If they keep Frolik, then Czarnik and Foo will battle for a 4th line winger role. Nothing more. That's how I see it.
If they move Frolik and insert Czarnik in his place, that's just plain stupid.
The 4th line wing spots are up for grabs between Foo/Czarnik/Hathaway/Lazar/Brouwer. That's how I see it, with our 3rd line being either Bennett/Ryan/Frolik, or Bennett/Jankowski/Ryan. I see the former, over the latter.
BlueMoonNigel 2 years ago
Czarnik is a career AHLer. Book it.
I think you misunderstood my point. Foo is likely ahead of both Phillips and Gawdin in regards to the Flames but I suspect both Phillips and Gawdin to a lesser degree will be given opportunities to florish in the top 6 with the Heat.
I get your point but would temper it with using AHL results as a guide. Endless players were just "okay" in the AHL and became stars in the NHL when they played with quality linemates. Others star in the AHL and it never translate to the NHL. They end up staring for years in the AHL. It's in some respects like viewing a KHL players results.
MDG1600 2 years ago
"Endless" players were only OK in the AHL and stars in the NHL? I am not saying there aren't any but they aren't very many. The vast majority of stars in the NHL either never played in the AHL or were succesful in the AHL before achieving success in the NHL.
DoooieStevens 2 years ago
It's a scrimmage.
Lots of competition for that 4th line RW spot. He'll be in Stockton by October.
I'm just fine if Foo plays one more year in Stockton. He needs to show why he's ready for the NHL. I'd rather have a confident Spencer Foo come October 2019, than a kid who is struggling to find his bearings this coming season. Jankowski is the perfect example of what I'm talking about; a textbook transition to the NHL, if there ever was one.
Joeyhere 2 years ago
Ironic (yet wonderfully so) that given the flames new depth Foo would have a better chance making the oilers now given their weak 3rd and 4th lines )
(Even still, I bet he is glad not to have to be on that team)
calgaryfan 2 years ago
i am sure he would play on any team that offered an NHL salary and employment
Remember their trolls crowing on FN that all 4 of their lines were better than the Flames lines…then the season started!! 🙂
With only 38 players signed and 6 RFA's signed I wonder who else might the Flames add. Is there anyone else out there to sign to two way deals or even to AHL deals that could be of interest. Teams are usually closer to 48.
The GREAT WW 2 years ago
FIX WEBSITE!
Off the wall 2 years ago
The great 'powdered milk' has that on his agenda, along with an EDIT function.
Perhaps he needs an arbitration hearing??
Heeeeeere's Johnny! 2 years ago
I have been taking screenshots of the crashes and sending them to [email protected]. I think if we all get helpful and send them as much information as possible they will understand the pain of this site. I don't know if you frequent other nationnetwork sites … my only other one is bluejaysnation and I experience 0 issues there. It seems to be a flamesnation issue.
Thunder1 2 years ago
IT'S poo
Brian McGrattan's Salute 2 years ago
Off topic, but does anyone have any info on our proposed third jersey this season?
I wish our first jersey was the '89 jersey. Best Flames jersey ever. Shelve these '04 throwbacks to the #3 slot. Go retro!!
SourCreamGlazed 2 years ago
Fingers crossed they at least move towards throwback colours. But personally, considering the tirefire that is these Adidas jerseys, we'll get some hodgepodge of shoehorned ideas topped off by those toilet-seat collars.
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Re: Match Preview: Tottenham Hotspur vs. Liverpool [Sat 15 Sept 2018, KO 12:30]
Quote from: deFacto on September 10, 2018, 12:45:56 PM
Yeah I really would like to see us press them and apply pressure from the get go and grab a goal early
Us scoring early would hurt their confidence, us scoring twice before half time will really deflate them. Hope Salah gets a first half hat trick.
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I'd like to see us take a lead into half time. Start fast, maybe even two goals, and then our defence can stand strong. If they come looking too much we can pick them off again.
A reverse of last season's result would be fantastic, any win very good, a draw acceptable, a loss disappointing.
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We have a decent number of our first XI returning early, while quite a few others that have gone on international duty should be rested on Wednesday and/or are in the UK. As far as midday kickoffs after an Inty break go, it could be an OK build up for the squad.
Might be a case of let Spurs overextend in the first 15 and look to capitalise on mistakes.
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What an opening post. Best I've ever read on this site, by some margin.
First of many tough tests over the coming weeks - hard to not look at the upcoming fixtures and feel both a sense of excitement and nerves. Test after test for our squad and manager, who knows how we're going to look come late October.
There's a lot to admire about Spurs and their model of success in recent years. Pochettino is a great manager and they've got some excellent players who know his system inside and out. Glad that we aren't the opening fixture for their new stadium, had a feeling that was going to be a boost for them. They're a good side and we owe them for last season - both that first humiliating loss and the undeserved draw at Anfield. Prediction is a narrow 2-1 victory for us but would still be very much content with a draw, unless it's in similar circumstances to the one at Anfield in February.
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Are we done with international football for this break now, or is there still some more faffing left before all our players come back?
Quote from: scalatore on September 10, 2018, 08:41:40 PM
Scotland are currently playing at home against Albania, England play Switzerland tomorrow in Leicester, whilst Brazil play El Salvador in the US on Wednesday - so apart from the Brazilians we don't have a lot of travelling players left.
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Quote from: reddebs on September 9, 2018, 06:24:39 PM
I just about get home in time for the 5.30s and if I'm lucky enough to not be too busy I can at least check the scores occasionally for the 3pms but the 12.30s are the nightmare ones agreed.
My late nights are Wednesdays till 7 so could just about make it home for the Champions League 7.45 games but now some of them are going to be at 6! Wtfs that all about.
Those 6pms will be a nightmare as we work till 7 on Wednesdays too but as we're a barbers I stick on 5Live to keep up to date
Customers keep saying we need a tv in the shop for match days but the majority would want spurs/west ham etc on.
Ears would be sliced off if we're on so not a good idea lol.
We've got to win Saturday or I'l be in for extreme banter for the next month.
Hopefully Kane is out by the looks of it.
Great OP btw.
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Great time to play a big away game just after the internationals. Midday after the break against anyone is a potential banana skin so you might aswell play a top side away. Tottenhams high line should suit out front 3 aswell
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Like to think there's a real determination to put in a performance after last years game at Wembley. We've obviously come along way, particularly defensively, since that game and already proven we're better than that, but I can see those who played in last seasons game wanting to show that in this game especially.
Hopefully that should give us an extra edge and we can keep up the winning run as we begin a much harder set of games than we've faced so far. I'd settle for a scrappy win, but think we're gonna win scoring 2 or 3.
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I just want our midfield to stand up and be counted for 90 minutes. Felt that the spurs and Chelsea centre mids really schooled us last season, much more than city's who we successfully disrupted and utds who were essentially bypassed by their own defenders launching the fucker at every opportunity.
I'm really looking forward to seeing what our team can do now the engine rooms are more evenly matched.
Quote from: LallanaInPyjamas on November 12, 2018, 12:05:45 PM
The Test is obviously right
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Spurs performances this year haven't been all that great and it shows as Pochettino has been tinkering. Much as we all like to think they have a settled squad and team the tactics Spurs have used for the first 4 games are way different than anything they've done before. Essentially they're using two strikers with Kane and Moura being pared, somewhat of an old school little guy/big guy combo, while rotating between Dier and Dembele at the base of midfield in a super lopsided 4-3-3 or 3-5-2 where Trippier a lot of the time is solely responsible for the right hand side. Trippier is not very good defensively. A lot of this leaves open questions, does Poch see Lucas as a better striker than Kane? Is Kane even really healthy? Does moving Alli into midfield take away from what he does best? Is Dembele basically washed up at this point? Maybe Son's return will solve all of this. I somewhat doubt it but it's a really interesting set of questions.
In my mind the worst case scenario should be a scoring draw. Otherwise assuming Keita is starting then between him, Mane and Robertson we really should be able to get at them down our left side. We should be able to keep them at bay defensively, they're nothing great going forward so far this year. We should be able to win this one.
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Quote from: BrandoLFC on September 11, 2018, 12:23:24 AM
I watched the Watford game and never even heard Kane's name. I thought he was injured! Southgate is saying he is resting him, something Poch is loathe to do.
I am paraphrasing Southgate here, from the Guardian.
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It's a bit of a nervous wait, really hoping all the boys come back fit and ready to fight.
I'd like to see us press at certian points in the game but I'm reluctant to have both FBs pushing up though as I'd like us to keep our backline strong. I think Gomez will be crucial in providing that pace needed to cover in case moura gets some open space.
I cant give a score prediction just yet but I anything other than a win will feel like a lose
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Given that Spurs barely bought anyone this year, they have a well gelled squad and everyone knows what is expected of them. That sort of cohesion only comes with time and the advantages of a well drilled side cannot be underestimated. At the very least, I expect them to be defensively solid and structured. We will do well to get a win here, irrespective of form.
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Quote from: 21stCenturySchizoidMan on September 11, 2018, 07:37:39 AM
There is absolutely no reason why we can't beat them. We have improved our side on last season I'm confident we will raise our game and do what we have to. Also, Spurs not making signings could seriously bite them in the arse by the end of the season.
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Arent both Lloris and Dele Alli out? That Will Also help us
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Quote from: TealC on September 11, 2018, 09:33:26 AM
Alli pulled out of the England squad with a MINOR strain.. Which i'm pretty sure will miraculously vanish on Saturday..
As for Lloris.. I don't mind him starting.. Hopefully he'll have a mare with everything going on at the moment..
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Quote from: 4pool on September 11, 2018, 12:48:23 AM
Good stuff. Wish we could have him every game.
Alli might be back for Saturday but he's currently out with a minor muscle strain.
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/roberto-firmino-fabinho-alisson-hand-15135707 - great news for us if true!
Must have gotten the brown envelopes there in time or something.
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Imagine they'll go with a similar side/set up to the Watford game. It's their better defensive set up but keeps the midfield three who would be best playing quickly through our press like last year.
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Can't wait for this game as it is for me the real measure of how far we have improved this season. We could not finish them in both of our games against them last season. So, to win this one will be a clear sign that we are in for real. It's also good to know that our African-continent players only played once for their respected country and they are ready to go this Saturday.
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Yeah, but i am not entirely sure if their absence is a negative for Spurs.
Quote from: jillc on September 11, 2018, 08:23:59 AM
We'll definitely 'earn' our win, if we do beat them..
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Quote from: sms1986 on September 11, 2018, 10:00:11 AM
Better if they were sent home early if not going to be used as subs
Quote from: rocco on September 11, 2018, 11:10:07 AM
True, although at least this way they aren't playing a game on Wednesday and again early on Saturday.
True enough.
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Would love us to get something on Saturday.
Winning 4/4 is great and despite some people saying that we would have lost or drawn some of those games last year, the fact is we won them, so until we start to turn last years defeats and draws into wins we need to be a bit cautious.
What the first 4 games have shown us is that we've conceded even fewer chances, and when we've needed the keeper to make a save, he has done. 1 out of 4 clean sheets in those games last year against 3 out of 4 this year really gives me hope that we won't need to score 3 or 4 goals to secure the win this year. So many of our draws really should have been those 1 or 2 goal wins that league winners always manage.
The signs are good, it's just doing it now.
A pace goal from a throw in with a resolute defensive performance would do me fine.
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Quote from: Charlie Adams fried egg right on September 11, 2018, 11:40:31 AM
A win with a dubious penalty in the final minute will do me.
Just kidding. Would prefer a 3-0 stroll.
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Quote from: rocco on September 11, 2018, 12:14:49 PM
Can't see him starting, and if he does he is surely going to be fatigued. Son is boss, by far my favourite Spurs player.
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Good news about our Brazilian trio.
As I said earlier I would be content with a draw,as they are a tough side to beat, but a win would be massive for the next block of games.
I am really looking to see if our intensity is up and if we play better for longer periods.
Midfield will be key.
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Quote from: Smellytrabs on September 11, 2018, 12:44:33 PM
Definitely up there with Firmino as a team player.
And I'm sure that Vorm has played well against us in the past so they probably won't miss Loris.
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They'll likely fly right back to England after the game right? Looks like the game is being played at 9:30 local time so finished by 11:30. On a flight home by 1AM? Imagine they'll be back in England by early afternoon on Wednesday. Day off Wednesday, train Thursday and Friday and ready for the match. Not ideal preparation but that's what we deal with during international breaks.
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As you heard, today got off to a great start... Well we're both feeling a lot better now, and we just had a really nice dinner. But my net connection problems continue :( The web site for this hotel says there is broadband access in the rooms. They just forgot to say not ALL rooms, and then booked us into one without it... So now I'm sitting in an unoccupied room using the broadband here, at an outrageous price. But I was going thru withdrawal ;) Anyway here's some pics that I haven't been able to upload till now: http://neil.creek.name/bridge-over-hurunui-river-new-zealand.html This is an interactive panorama (1.5mb quicktime) taken from one of the many one lane bridges over one of the beautiful wide rivers that flow from the Southern Alps to the East. The distinctive light colour of the water is from the erosion of the mountains and the melting of snow. http://img140.imageshack.us/my.php?image=061112052vl8.jpg Nomi video tapes the beautiful and rugged coast on the road from Christchurch to Kaikoura. http://img297.imageshack.us/my.php?image=061113048lx1.jpg This is what we faught sea-sickness and 1-2m swells to see. The massive and amazing Sperm Whale, here seen beginning a rapid deep dive in search of food. http://img295.imageshack.us/my.php?image=061113076nm9.jpg Here you can get an idea of the size of the whales - about as long as the boats we were in to watch them - and how close we were able to get. The second boat joined us an hour into our nightmare :) http://img139.imageshack.us/my.php?image=valleypanope0.jpg Last photo for today, this is a 10 photo panorama looking down into one of the many deep valleys, carved by a mountain runoff river. The full size file is giant, and I may print it up to poster size one day :) These valleys and mountains are an awesome sight as you drive along the NZ highways. Hopefully we'll be seeing more and more like this as we head deeper into the mountains in the coming days. We're heading off early tomorrow to Lake Tekapo, and we were up very early this morning too, so I need to go get some sleep. I THINK we have net access at the next place, but I thought that about here too, so who knows. See you when we see you!


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River View blanks Coshocton in girls soccer
Jay Siskin
WARSAW - It was raining shots and raindrops Thursday night at River View.
Mother Nature delayed the game 32 minutes, but that didn't stop the Black Bears' offense against Coshocton as they blanked their county rival, 11-0, for the second time this season.
After endless ties, River View (3-2-5) is happy to see another mark in the win column.
"I was hoping the girls wouldn't come out flat with the delay," River View coach Dave Kridler said. "The girls came out focused, and I couldn't be more proud. It's nice to get another win after several ties."
In its first matchup this season, River View controlled the game offensively and defensively. The second time around was no different as the team had 22 shots on goal that resulted in 11 points. Sophomore Lexi Fry got the scoring started during the eighth minute with a goal from 10 feet out thanks to an assist by fellow sophomore Claire Warshauer. Warshauer dashed up the right sideline and sent a pass from the corner soaring to Fry, who found a wide open spot in the defense.
Two minutes later, the second goal was scripted just the same, but this time Fry was the one doing the passing. Fry hit junior Jesse Vandenbark in the middle of the box, sending the ball into the left corner of the net.
River View's passing was spot-on all night.
"I was really proud of the way they moved the ball and how they found each other in the right spots," Kridler said. "No one is selfish on this team, and it helps our offense a ton. I was so pleased with the way they put together combinations and moved the ball, looked for the open person and got it there. We had one play where at least seven players touched the ball and kept it moving until we scored off it. That's what great soccer is all about."
It was the same song and dance during the 11th and 12th minutes. After a punt by Coshocton keeper Shaelynn Erman, freshman Emmie Brenly bounced the ball off her chest and scrambled up the right sideline, sending a shot over Erman's head and into the net. Afterward, Vandenbark scored her second goal of the game with a pass from Brenly, increasing River View's lead to 4-0.
During the 25th minute, the rain started to come down harder, but so did River View's offense. Brenly headed in goal No. 2 after the ball ricocheted off Erman's hands. Back-to-back goals by Fry and another one by Vandenburk gave River View a 9-0 lead heading into halftime.
They went on to score two more times, with another score by Warschauer and the other by senior captain Danielle Muhleman.
Vandenbark led the team with four goals, while Fry had a hat trick. Fry also added two assists to her scoring effort. Brenly finished the night with two scores.
"Lexi and Jesse had a great game tonight," Kridler said. "They got our offense rolling at the beginning of the game and gave us a lot of momentum. The rest of the girls fed off that."
The Coshocton defense just didn't have an answer for River View.
"They came in and just out played us every minute," Coshocton coach Craig Hamilton said. "Give credit to coach Dave (Kridler) and his team. They were ready to play. River View has a lot of good players. Hopefully we can learn from them and learn from this game."
The Bears' defense was dominant just like their offense as the Redskins managed just one shot toward the net in 80 minutes of play. In the first half, the ball crossed the line into River View territory just twice. The Bears controlled the ball for 37 of 40 minutes.
Although it wasn't the result coach Hamilton wasn't looking for, he was proud of the effort by his young team in the second half.
"The first half wasn't pretty," Hamilton said. "But we came out better in the last 40 minutes. We have a lot of younger players, and each game is a work in progress."
Coshocton remains winless on the season at 0-9-1.
ksiskin@gannett.com
Twitter: @jaysiskin


Luxurious Kitchens are something that every woman wants to have. Such kitchens usually cost a lot of money and have the latest technology. I will show you some kitchens that I liked and which each chef wished to have. These kitchens are really the best and can only be afforded by the richest people.


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var tileSpace = tileSpace || {};

function Tile(xPos, yPos, inputs, outputs){
    this.position = [xPos, yPos];
    this.inputs = inputs;
    this.outputs = outputs;
    this.color = !(outputs && outputs[0]);//default is lsb state

    if (xPos != null) this.render2D();
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//interaction

Tile.prototype.changeOutputState = function(indicator, indicatorText, num){
    var currentState = this.outputs[num];
    this.setIndicatorColor(!currentState, indicator, indicatorText);
    this.outputs[num] = !currentState;
    tileSpace.renderParts();
};

Tile.prototype.changeTileColor = function(rect){
    this.color = !this.color;
    this.setTileColor(this.color, rect);
};

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//render2D

Tile.prototype.commonRender2D = function(rect){
    if (this.shape2D){
        this.shape2D.remove();
        console.log("something is going wrong here");
    }

    rect.attr({"stroke":"#000", "opacity":"0.6"});
    this.setTileColor(this.color, rect);

    //inputs/outputs
    for (var i=0;i<4;i++){
        var state;
        if (i<2) state = this.outputs[i];
        else state = this.inputs[i-2];
        if (i == 2){
            if (rect.getBBox()["height"] < tileSpace.tileWidth2D) continue;
        } else if (i == 3){
            if (rect.getBBox()["width"] < tileSpace.tileWidth2D) continue;
        }
        this.addInputsOutputs(state, i);
    }

    //add arrow
    this.addArrow([this.position[0]+3*tileSpace.tileWidth2D/5, this.position[1]+3*tileSpace.tileWidth2D/5],
        [this.position[0]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D/3, this.position[1]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D/3], tileSpace.mainCanvas);

    //add event handler for tile color change
    var self = this;
    rect.click(function(){
        self.changeTileColor(rect);
    });

    this.shape2D = rect;
};

Tile.prototype.render2D = function(){
    var rect = tileSpace.mainCanvas.rect(this.position[0], this.position[1], tileSpace.tileWidth2D, tileSpace.tileWidth2D);
    this.commonRender2D(rect);
};

Tile.prototype.addArrow = function(vert1, vert2, paper, color){
    if (!color) color = "black";
    paper.path('M '+vert1[0] + ' ' + vert1[1] + ' L ' + vert2[0] + ' ' + vert2[1]).attr({"stroke-width": 2, "stroke": color});
    paper.path('M ' + vert2[0] + ' ' + vert2[1] + 'L' + vert2[0] + ' ' + (vert2[1]+15)).attr({"stroke-width": 2, "stroke": color});
    paper.path('M ' + vert2[0] + ' ' + vert2[1] + 'L' + (vert2[0]+15) + ' ' + vert2[1]).attr({"stroke-width": 2, "stroke": color});
};

Tile.prototype.addInputsOutputs = function(state, num){

    var spacer = 3*tileSpace.tileWidth2D/10;
    var indicator = this.drawTriangle([this.position[0]+spacer, this.position[1]],
        [this.position[0]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D/2 ,this.position[1]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D/5],
        [this.position[0]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D-spacer, this.position[1]]);
    indicator.transform('r ' + (-90*num) + ", " + (this.position[0]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D/2) + ' , ' + (this.position[1]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D/2));
    indicator.attr({"opacity":"0.9"});

    var bBox = indicator.getBBox();

    var text = "0";
    if (state) text = "1";

    var indicatorText = tileSpace.mainCanvas.text(bBox['x']+bBox['width']/2,bBox['y']+bBox['height']/2, text).attr({'font-size':12});
    this.setIndicatorColor(state, indicator, indicatorText);

//    bind events to indicators
    var self = this;
    if (num<2){
        indicator.click(function(){
            self.changeOutputState(indicator, indicatorText, num);
        });
        indicatorText.click(function(){
            self.changeOutputState(indicator, indicatorText, num);
        });
    } else {//add highlight stroke around inputs
        var highlight = this.drawTriangle([this.position[0]+spacer, this.position[1]],
        [this.position[0]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D/2 ,this.position[1]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D/5],
        [this.position[0]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D-spacer, this.position[1]]);
        highlight.transform('r ' + (-90*num) + ", " + (this.position[0]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D/2) + ' , ' + (this.position[1]+tileSpace.tileWidth2D/2));
        highlight.attr({"stroke":"#ff0", "stroke-width":3});
    }
};

Tile.prototype.setTileColor = function(state, el){
    if (state){
        el.attr({"fill":"#00f"});
    } else {
        el.attr({"fill":"#f00"});
    }
};

Tile.prototype.setIndicatorColor = function(state, indicator, indicatorText){
    if (state){
        indicatorText.attr({"stroke":"#000", "text":"1"});
        indicator.attr({"fill":"#fff", "stroke":"#fff"});
    } else {
        indicatorText.attr({"stroke":"#fff", "text":"0"});
        indicator.attr({"fill":"#000", "stroke":"#000"});
    }
};

Tile.prototype.drawTriangle = function(vert1, vert2, vert3, shouldClose) {
    if (shouldClose) return tileSpace.mainCanvas.path('M '+vert1[0] + ' ' + vert1[1] + ' L ' + vert2[0] + ' ' + vert2[1] + ' L ' + vert3[0] + ' ' + vert3[1] + ' Z');
    return tileSpace.mainCanvas.path('M '+vert1[0] + ' ' + vert1[1] + ' L ' + vert2[0] + ' ' + vert2[1] + ' L ' + vert3[0] + ' ' + vert3[1])
};

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//draw paths for export

Tile.prototype.drawToExporter = function(exporter, offset, notchWidth, chamferLength, tileWidth, scalingFactor){
    for (var i=0;i<4;i++){
        var state;
        if (i<2) state = this.outputs[i];
        else state = !this.inputs[i-2];
        var notch = this.drawSide(scalingFactor*tileWidth, exporter, scalingFactor*notchWidth, scalingFactor*chamferLength, state,  i);
        notch.transform('r ' + -90*i + ', ' + scalingFactor*tileWidth/2.0 + ', ' + scalingFactor*tileWidth/2.0 + ' T ' + offset[0]*scalingFactor + ', ' + offset[1]*scalingFactor);
    }
    var font = tileWidth*4;
    exporter.text(scalingFactor*tileWidth/3, scalingFactor*tileWidth/6, "LSB").transform(' T ' + offset[0]*scalingFactor + ', ' + offset[1]*scalingFactor).attr({"stroke":"red", "font-size":font});
    exporter.text(scalingFactor*tileWidth/6, scalingFactor*tileWidth/3, "MSB").transform(' T ' + offset[0]*scalingFactor + ', ' + offset[1]*scalingFactor).attr({"stroke":"red", "font-size":font});
};

Tile.prototype.drawSide = function(width, exporter, notchWidth, chamferLength, state){//override this
    return this.drawRegularNotch(width, exporter, notchWidth, chamferLength, state);
};

Tile.prototype.drawRegularNotch = function(width, exporter, notchWidth, chamferLength, state){
    var path = 'M 0 0';//start at 0, 0
    path += ' H ' + ((width-notchWidth)/2.0 - chamferLength);//move horizontally
    path += this.sharedNotchPath(width, exporter, notchWidth, chamferLength, state);
    path += ' H ' + width;//move horizontally
    return exporter.path(path);
};

Tile.prototype.drawIncompleteSide = function(width, exporter, notchWidth, chamferLength, state, side){
    var offset = tileSpace.overhangDim;
    var path = '';
    if (side) path += 'M 0 0';//start at 0, 0
    else path += 'M ' + offset + ' 0';//start at offset, 0
    path += ' H ' + ((width-notchWidth)/2.0 - chamferLength);//move horizontally
    path += this.sharedNotchPath(width, exporter, notchWidth, chamferLength, state);
    if (side) path += ' H ' + (width-offset);//move horizontally
    else path += ' H ' + width;//move horizontally
    return exporter.path(path);
};

Tile.prototype.sharedNotchPath = function(width, exporter, notchWidth, chamferLength, state){
    var path = ' L ' + (width-notchWidth)/2.0 + ' ' + (chamferLength);//move across chamfer
    if (state) path += ' V ' + ((width-notchWidth)/6.0);//short notch
    else path += ' V ' + ((width-notchWidth)/3.0);//deep notch
    path += ' H ' + (width+notchWidth)/2.0;//move horizontally
    path += ' V ' + chamferLength;//move vertically
    path += ' L ' + ((width+notchWidth)/2.0 + chamferLength) + ' ' + 0;//move across chamfer
    return path;
};

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Q: C# IBM MQ Unmanaged Client Password protection negotiation failed When Connect To Remote Queue I managed to connect to my local queue with SSL using the code below. It is an unmanaged client. However, when I connect to a remote queue, I encounter an error

Password protection negotiation failed.
The channel 'Remote_Queue' could not be established because it
failed to agree a password protection algorithm with the remote
machine 'xx.xxx.xxx.xxx(5593)'. &P The channel did not start.
Check whether the PasswordProtection attribute in the Channels stanza
of mqclient.ini prevents interoperability with the remote machine.
Consider changing the PasswordProtection attribute. &P Alternatively,
consider using SSL or TLS to protect passwords instead. You must use
a non-null CipherSpec to protect passwords.

What do I need to look at here? Thanks.
using System.Collections;
using IBM.WMQ;
using System;

namespace MqClientUnmanaged
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            var queueManagerName = "Remote_QM";
            var hostName = "xx.xxx.xxx.xxx";
            var channel = "Remote_Channel";
            var queueName = "Remote_Queue";
            var port = "5593";
            var sslKeyRepository = @"C:\ProgramData\IBM\MQ\mqdev";
            var cipherSpec = "ECDHE_RSA_AES_256_CBC_SHA384";
            var certLabel = "mqdev";

            Hashtable prop = new Hashtable();
            prop.Add(MQC.HOST_NAME_PROPERTY, hostName);
            prop.Add(MQC.PORT_PROPERTY, port);
            prop.Add(MQC.CHANNEL_PROPERTY, channel);
            prop.Add(MQC.CONNECT_OPTIONS_PROPERTY, MQC.MQCNO_RECONNECT);
            prop.Add(MQC.TRANSPORT_PROPERTY, MQC.TRANSPORT_MQSERIES_CLIENT);
            prop.Add(MQC.SSL_CERT_STORE_PROPERTY, sslKeyRepository);
            prop.Add(MQC.SSL_CIPHER_SPEC_PROPERTY, cipherSpec);
            prop.Add(MQC.CERT_LABEL_PROPERTY, certLabel);

            foreach (DictionaryEntry de in prop)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Key: {0}, Value: {1}", de.Key, de.Value);
            }

            try
            {

                var queueManager = new MQQueueManager(queueManagerName, prop);

                MQQueue _queue = queueManager.AccessQueue(queueName, MQC.MQOO_INPUT_AS_Q_DEF + MQC.MQOO_FAIL_IF_QUIESCING);
                Console.WriteLine("Connected");

                MQMessage retrievedMessage = new MQMessage();
                MQGetMessageOptions gmo = new MQGetMessageOptions();

                _queue.Get(retrievedMessage, gmo);
                Console.WriteLine("The message is: {0}", retrievedMessage.ReadString(retrievedMessage.MessageLength));
                Console.WriteLine(new string('*', 100));

            }
            catch (MQException ex)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("An IBM MQ error occurred: {0}, {1}", ex.Message.ToString(), ex.StackTrace.ToString());
                Console.ReadKey();
            }

            catch (System.Exception ex)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("A System error occurred: {0}, {1}", ex.Message.ToString(), ex.StackTrace.ToString());
                Console.ReadKey();
            }
            Console.ReadKey();
        }
    }
}

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using namespace gpdxl;

XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_USE

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//	@function:
//		CParseHandlerIndexScan::CParseHandlerIndexScan
//
//	@doc:
//		Ctor
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
CParseHandlerIndexScan::CParseHandlerIndexScan(
	CMemoryPool *mp, CParseHandlerManager *parse_handler_mgr,
	CParseHandlerBase *parse_handler_root)
	: CParseHandlerPhysicalOp(mp, parse_handler_mgr, parse_handler_root),
	  m_index_scan_dir(EdxlisdSentinel)
{
}

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//	@function:
//		CParseHandlerIndexScan::StartElement
//
//	@doc:
//		Invoked by Xerces to process an opening tag
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
void
CParseHandlerIndexScan::StartElement(const XMLCh *const,  // element_uri,
									 const XMLCh *const element_local_name,
									 const XMLCh *const,  // element_qname
									 const Attributes &attrs)
{
	StartElementHelper(element_local_name, attrs, EdxltokenPhysicalIndexScan);
}

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//	@function:
//		CParseHandlerIndexScan::EndElement
//
//	@doc:
//		Invoked by Xerces to process a closing tag
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
void
CParseHandlerIndexScan::EndElement(const XMLCh *const,	// element_uri,
								   const XMLCh *const element_local_name,
								   const XMLCh *const  // element_qname
)
{
	EndElementHelper(element_local_name, EdxltokenPhysicalIndexScan);
}

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//	@function:
//		CParseHandlerIndexScan::StartElementHelper
//
//	@doc:
//		Common StartElement functionality for IndexScan and IndexOnlyScan
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
void
CParseHandlerIndexScan::StartElementHelper(
	const XMLCh *const element_local_name, const Attributes &attrs,
	Edxltoken token_type)
{
	if (0 != XMLString::compareString(CDXLTokens::XmlstrToken(token_type),
									  element_local_name))
	{
		CWStringDynamic *str = CDXLUtils::CreateDynamicStringFromXMLChArray(
			m_parse_handler_mgr->GetDXLMemoryManager(), element_local_name);
		GPOS_RAISE(gpdxl::ExmaDXL, gpdxl::ExmiDXLUnexpectedTag,
				   str->GetBuffer());
	}

	// get the index scan direction from the attribute
	const XMLCh *index_scan_direction = CDXLOperatorFactory::ExtractAttrValue(
		attrs, EdxltokenIndexScanDirection, token_type);
	m_index_scan_dir = CDXLOperatorFactory::ParseIndexScanDirection(
		index_scan_direction, CDXLTokens::GetDXLTokenStr(token_type));
	GPOS_ASSERT(EdxlisdSentinel != m_index_scan_dir);

	// create and activate the parse handler for the children nodes in reverse
	// order of their expected appearance

	CParseHandlerBase *table_descr_parse_handler =
		CParseHandlerFactory::GetParseHandler(
			m_mp, CDXLTokens::XmlstrToken(EdxltokenTableDescr),
			m_parse_handler_mgr, this);
	m_parse_handler_mgr->ActivateParseHandler(table_descr_parse_handler);

	// parse handler for the index descriptor
	CParseHandlerBase *index_descr_parse_handler =
		CParseHandlerFactory::GetParseHandler(
			m_mp, CDXLTokens::XmlstrToken(EdxltokenIndexDescr),
			m_parse_handler_mgr, this);
	m_parse_handler_mgr->ActivateParseHandler(index_descr_parse_handler);

	CParseHandlerBase *partition_mdids_parse_handler =
		CParseHandlerFactory::GetParseHandler(
			m_mp, CDXLTokens::XmlstrToken(EdxltokenMetadataIdList),
			m_parse_handler_mgr, this);
	m_parse_handler_mgr->ActivateParseHandler(partition_mdids_parse_handler);

	// parse handler for the index condition list
	CParseHandlerBase *index_condition_list_parse_handler =
		CParseHandlerFactory::GetParseHandler(
			m_mp, CDXLTokens::XmlstrToken(EdxltokenScalarIndexCondList),
			m_parse_handler_mgr, this);
	m_parse_handler_mgr->ActivateParseHandler(
		index_condition_list_parse_handler);

	// parse handler for the filter
	CParseHandlerBase *filter_parse_handler =
		CParseHandlerFactory::GetParseHandler(
			m_mp, CDXLTokens::XmlstrToken(EdxltokenScalarFilter),
			m_parse_handler_mgr, this);
	m_parse_handler_mgr->ActivateParseHandler(filter_parse_handler);

	// parse handler for the proj list
	CParseHandlerBase *proj_list_parse_handler =
		CParseHandlerFactory::GetParseHandler(
			m_mp, CDXLTokens::XmlstrToken(EdxltokenScalarProjList),
			m_parse_handler_mgr, this);
	m_parse_handler_mgr->ActivateParseHandler(proj_list_parse_handler);

	//parse handler for the properties of the operator
	CParseHandlerBase *prop_parse_handler =
		CParseHandlerFactory::GetParseHandler(
			m_mp, CDXLTokens::XmlstrToken(EdxltokenProperties),
			m_parse_handler_mgr, this);
	m_parse_handler_mgr->ActivateParseHandler(prop_parse_handler);

	// store parse handlers
	this->Append(prop_parse_handler);
	this->Append(proj_list_parse_handler);
	this->Append(filter_parse_handler);
	this->Append(index_condition_list_parse_handler);
	this->Append(partition_mdids_parse_handler);
	this->Append(index_descr_parse_handler);
	this->Append(table_descr_parse_handler);
}

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//	@function:
//		CParseHandlerIndexScan::EndElementHelper
//
//	@doc:
//		Common EndElement functionality for IndexScan and IndexOnlyScan
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
void
CParseHandlerIndexScan::EndElementHelper(const XMLCh *const element_local_name,
										 Edxltoken token_type,
										 ULongPtrArray *selector_ids)
{
	if (0 != XMLString::compareString(CDXLTokens::XmlstrToken(token_type),
									  element_local_name))
	{
		CWStringDynamic *str = CDXLUtils::CreateDynamicStringFromXMLChArray(
			m_parse_handler_mgr->GetDXLMemoryManager(), element_local_name);
		GPOS_RAISE(gpdxl::ExmaDXL, gpdxl::ExmiDXLUnexpectedTag,
				   str->GetBuffer());
	}

	// construct node from the created child nodes
	CParseHandlerProperties *prop_parse_handler =
		dynamic_cast<CParseHandlerProperties *>((*this)[0]);
	CParseHandlerProjList *proj_list_parse_handler =
		dynamic_cast<CParseHandlerProjList *>((*this)[1]);
	CParseHandlerFilter *filter_parse_handler =
		dynamic_cast<CParseHandlerFilter *>((*this)[2]);
	CParseHandlerIndexCondList *index_condition_list_parse_handler =
		dynamic_cast<CParseHandlerIndexCondList *>((*this)[3]);
	CParseHandlerMetadataIdList *partition_mdids_parse_handler =
		dynamic_cast<CParseHandlerMetadataIdList *>((*this)[4]);
	CParseHandlerIndexDescr *index_descr_parse_handler =
		dynamic_cast<CParseHandlerIndexDescr *>((*this)[5]);
	CParseHandlerTableDescr *table_descr_parse_handler =
		dynamic_cast<CParseHandlerTableDescr *>((*this)[6]);

	CDXLTableDescr *dxl_table_descr =
		table_descr_parse_handler->GetDXLTableDescr();
	dxl_table_descr->AddRef();

	CDXLIndexDescr *dxl_index_descr =
		index_descr_parse_handler->GetDXLIndexDescr();
	dxl_index_descr->AddRef();

	CDXLPhysical *dxl_op = nullptr;
	if (EdxltokenPhysicalIndexOnlyScan == token_type)
	{
		dxl_op = GPOS_NEW(m_mp) CDXLPhysicalIndexOnlyScan(
			m_mp, dxl_table_descr, dxl_index_descr, m_index_scan_dir);
		m_dxl_node = GPOS_NEW(m_mp) CDXLNode(m_mp, dxl_op);
	}
	else if (EdxltokenPhysicalIndexScan == token_type)
	{
		dxl_op = GPOS_NEW(m_mp) CDXLPhysicalIndexScan(
			m_mp, dxl_table_descr, dxl_index_descr, m_index_scan_dir);
		m_dxl_node = GPOS_NEW(m_mp) CDXLNode(m_mp, dxl_op);
	}
	else
	{
		GPOS_ASSERT(EdxltokenPhysicalDynamicIndexScan == token_type);

		IMdIdArray *mdid_partitions_array =
			partition_mdids_parse_handler->GetMdIdArray();
		mdid_partitions_array->AddRef();
		dxl_op = GPOS_NEW(m_mp) CDXLPhysicalDynamicIndexScan(
			m_mp, dxl_table_descr, dxl_index_descr, m_index_scan_dir,
			mdid_partitions_array, selector_ids);
		m_dxl_node = GPOS_NEW(m_mp) CDXLNode(m_mp, dxl_op);
	}

	// set statistics and physical properties
	CParseHandlerUtils::SetProperties(m_dxl_node, prop_parse_handler);

	// add children
	AddChildFromParseHandler(proj_list_parse_handler);
	AddChildFromParseHandler(filter_parse_handler);
	AddChildFromParseHandler(index_condition_list_parse_handler);

	// deactivate handler
	m_parse_handler_mgr->DeactivateHandler();
}

// EOF


This tube contains the full flavour of tomatoes. Our tomato paste is made only from sun-ripened tomatoes from the Parma region. We peel and de-seed them before thickening them in a vacuum so that their aroma and nutritional value is preserved. With triple concentrated tomato paste, this process ensures that at the end, our product contains at least 36% of dry mass - a real taste explosion with a large quantity of valuable lycopin, which can be absorbed particularly well by the body.
Ideal for: red and brown sauces, pasta dishes, fish, meat, rice and vegetables.


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I started using Joffrey's when I noticed that other coffees were only 12 oz while Joffrey's was a full pound. The bonus was that Joffrey's was hands-down the better coffee. Now, I see Joffrey has followed suit and gone to a 12 oz. bag for the same price.
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Q: How to load a picture from the resource and html into webview? I want that the webview display the picture from the resource and html code from the database but only the html code from the database works fine.
WebView wv = (WebView) findViewById(R.id.wv);
String city = "lichtenstein";
String img = "";
String dbHTML = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(Database.COLUMN_HTML));
String webdata = "<meta http-equiv=\"content-type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />" + img + "
" + "" + city  + " " + dbHTML;
wv.loadData(webdata, "text/html; charset=UTF-8", null);

I also tried to use an image from the asset folder but that did not work either.
String img = "";

A: You can use loadDataWithBaseURL.
String htmlString =
myWebView.loadDataWithBaseURL("file:///android_asset/", htmlString, "text/html", "UTF-8", null);

The first argument, must point where the image must be.
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Startup centers in on jam space for casual musicians
Jonathan Spiers November 1, 2017 3
Players jam at an Art Works rehearsal that's setting the stage for the Orbital Music Park concept. (Courtesy Tom Illmensee)
Taking what they've learned from both the live music scene and their respective gigs in tech, a pair of local musicians is looking to provide a permanent place for music-minded people to connect and play together.
Tom Illmensee and Morgan Huff, longtime bandmates whose professional careers have centered on software design, are looking to establish Orbital Music Park, a practice space aimed at people who play music recreationally but don't identify as musicians and want to learn and play with others.
The duo, who have played together for years in groups such as Frog Legs and Boneanchor, started a capital raise for Orbital in September with a goal of $600,000 to fund the concept, which ultimately would involve a 20,000-square-foot warehouse filled with recycled shipping containers that would be used as practice spaces.
They're initially hoping to raise at least $50,000 to pay for a smaller, garage-style space that could serve as a prototype that could in turn attract more investment.
The concept would continue 90-minute jam session-rehearsals the pair has been leading at Art Works, providing their tutelage as needed while also stepping back and allowing participants to rock out. Attendees are asked about their ability-level and interests, and Illmensee and Huff put their names in a database that groups them with others who share similar skills.
Illmensee said a goal is to connect people who play music with others with similar interests so they can benefit from a group dynamic without feeling like they have to be part of a particular music "scene."
"We're just mixing people together who would never have found each other or played together," said Illmensee, most recently a user experience and design director with technology platform Prezi. "This is textbook customer discovery, customer development work, except the novelty with us is we're actually making music with our customers."
Morgan Huff, left, and Tom Illmensee. (Courtesy Tom Illmensee)
Illmensee said suitable practice space can be hard to come by for musicians and groups, let alone for non-musicians looking for a place to jam with others. Such options became fewer when the former Garbers building in Shockoe Bottom – for years used as a practice space for local bands – was purchased this year for an apartments conversion.
"You find bands playing in storage lockers, without any air-conditioning," Illmensee said. "The options for physical space are pretty bad."
While providing a place to play, Illmensee said Orbital Music Park would also maintain an instrument library that players can pull from, along with his and Huff's oversight and advice as needed or requested from participants.
Illmensee said he and Huff are examples themselves of the benefits of working and playing with others. Having performed together in groups since 2001, he said he and Huff, both 45, are applying what they've learned in music and tech to their first attempt at a startup.
"One of the things that Morgan and I like to think we bring to the table as startup cofounders is the ability to improvise," Illmensee said. "Our musical style has always been based on this telepathy where we can make things up on the spot, just listen to each other and build off each other's ideas pretty quickly.
"Now, because we've been in software design as professionals for such a long time, we sort of fused what we learned as musicians together for so many years and smashed that up with what we're learning building software."
Illmensee and Huff, a senior developer with VCU University Relations, began the capital raise with help from Justin Laughter, a fellow musician and intellectual property attorney whose clients include local rock outfit GWAR.
While attendees at the Art Works sessions have been asked for donations to put toward the effort, and the Orbital business model includes a monthly membership fee and flexible fees for renting spaces and instruments, Illmensee said the concept will require support from investors who aren't afraid of trying something new.
He said he's approached at least three local investors so far and received feedback on their approach that prompted them to focus on the smaller, $50,000 goal first.
"Our vision is a physical space where adults – anywhere they are on their musical journey, any musical style – can level up their musical abilities playing together," he said. "The novelty here, in 2017, is it's not software; it's physical space, which I guess makes it an unusual startup."
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Jonathan Spiers joined BizSense in early 2015 after a decade of reporting in Wilmington, N.C. Prior to that he was with the Henrico County Leader. The Virginia Tech graduate covers residential real estate, advertising/marketing, government and other news. Reach him at [email protected] or (804) 308-2447.
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Battle for Azeroth has been strange for me, in regards to mythic+ dungeons. In Legion, the dungeons were fantastic, and with the exception of a couple, I enjoyed doing them. But in Battle for Azeroth, I don't seem to be participating in them much. While nothing really has changed with how mythic+ works, I think it comes down to a couple of issues.
The first issue I won't elaborate on here, but it relates to the current design of some classes, which I may write a post dedicated to that. The second issue is in which Azerite gear is rewarded from participating in mythic+. Since the launch of Battle for Azeroth, if you relied on mythic+ to get your Azerite gear, then you likely had and still do have a dreadful experience.
Azerite gear is only awarded in your weekly mythic+ chest, and competes with regular gear, so the chances of seeing an Azerite piece was on the low side. Sure, there is some sort of 'bad luck protection', but we don't know how this is exactly calculated. So there's no way of targeting your Azerite gear if you mostly run mythic+ dungeons. This is bad as it completely takes control away from the player. At least you know which boss drops Azerite gear in raids.
Patch 8.1 comes with improvements!
So you can see how terrible, attaining Azerite gear from mythic+ is, right? Well, in patch 8.1, which releases December 11th-13th (depending on your region), a currency is being added and a familiar Ethereal returns, as a vendor to offer us Azerite gear to spend that currency on!
This currency, known as Titan Residuum, is what you'll be getting from your weekly mythic+ chest, on top of a regular piece of gear and Azerite Power. Of course, how much Titan Residuum depends on the highest keystone you complete during that week.
Now you're probably wondering what the cost of these Azerite pieces are. Keep in mind, there is a separate cache for all three slots, so you buy a normal quality Azerite helm cache, you will receive a helmet.
What this means is that you will be able to target each slot either randomly at a cheaper price, or specific Azerite pieces at a premium price. If you want that best in slot Azerite armour, then you can actively work towards getting that piece, which is better than any other gearing source in Battle for Azeroth.
You may also be wondering if there are other ways to obtain Titan Residuum. And you're right, there is another way. You can scrap any Azerite piece for Titan Residuum, which will make other pieces from other sources, much more valuable. Just don't hoard all the Azerite pieces you find prior to patch 8.1, it won't count!
It doesn't fix the core problems with Azerite gear, not one bit. But this is wholly, a positive change in regards to gearing through mythic+. I've read some comments from players who bring up the fact that it will take six weeks to get one specific mythic quality piece, if you're doing your +10 each week. Six weeks can be seen as a long time. But we're talking about being able to buy your best in slot Azerite piece. Why should it be quick to attain? We're being presented with a system to work towards getting the best pieces, so I agree that it should take a bit of time to get, especially if you're not doing content that doesn't reward you with that level of gear. This is essentially like the vendors we had in The Burning Crusade and The Wrath of the Lich King, but better.
All we need is for vendors to come back for those who only raid, to combat heavy bad luck streaks. I'm not talking best in slot stuff, just some things to slowly work towards if you didn't get loot. Just like in the first two expansions, vendor gear was mostly complimentary.
What do you think of the currency and vendor being added in patch 8.1?


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Q: Firestore (9.1.3): Connection WebChannel transport erroned / Work on web browser but not on device mobiles (IOS/Android) After upgrading from firebase v8 to v9 I have this problem, writing to firestore works fine in web browser but not on IOS / Android (no writing is done), after few minutes I have this warning:
@firebase/firestore:, Firestore (9.1.3): Connection, WebChannel transport errored:, me ...

summary of the code
import { initializeApp } from 'firebase/app'
import { getFirestore } from "firebase/firestore"
import { doc, setDoc } from "firebase/firestore"

const app = initializeApp(config)
const db = getFirestore(app);

const MyComponent = () => {

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 useEffect(() => {
      (async function zda() {
        await setDoc(doc(db, "users", "mario"), {
          employment: "plumber",
          outfitColor: "red",
          specialAttack: "fireball"
        })
      })()
  }, [])

A: By the way, I solved my problem with this line
const db = initializeFirestore(app, {useFetchStreams: false})


OLYMPIA — State Senate Republican leaders have agreed to authorize college financial aid for students illegally brought to the United States as children, a surprising shift that is expected to pave the way for passage of the major Democratic priority.
The Senate GOP will announce the decision at a 3:30 p.m. news conference, according to a top Republican senator.
Senate Bill 6523, introduced Thursday by Senate Majority Leader Rodney Tom and five others, would make the change and provide $5 million "or as much thereof as may be necessary" to account for increased participants in the State Need Grant program.
It is virtually identical to House Bill 1817, also called the state version of the "Dream Act," which has been a big priority for Gov. Jay Inslee and other Democrats for more than a year.
The Democrat-controlled state House voted 71-23 to approve the bill on the first day of this year's legislative session, but the Republican-run Senate had not been expected to take it up.
Bailey, the chairwoman of the Senate Higher Education Committee, said the bill did not make sense because more than 30,000 students applied for state financial aid last year and didn't get it.
Senate Republicans also declined to take up the bill after it passed the state House last year. Minority Democrats even attempted, unsuccessfully, to take over the Senate to bring up the bill.
Bailey was one of six initial sponsors of Senate Bill 6523, alongside Tom and Republicans Joe Fain, Andy Hill, Steve Litzow and Bruce Dammeier.


The difference between me and people who actually do kill people is I never actually think about snuffing out a life. This week I just wanted to defend myself, in an angry tone, with a strongly worded text, and I didn't. I listened and realized the attack wasn't about me, it was about them, and in that moment of clarity, I calmed down.
A couple of difficult people passed through my life this week and made me question the future of humanity. I'm a theater teacher and I direct musicals for younger kids during the summer. Shockingly, there are stage parents who believe their child is the most talented kid in any room! This was my first time dealing with such vehement aggression on this topic. Not everyone was born to play Annie…if you are 14, 5'10", or a male with your voice changing who can't be heard 5 feet away, I probably will not cast you as the tiny orphan Annie. Especially if there is an 11-year-old with a Broadway belt available. Sigh. It's over now and I am proud to say, in this particular instance, that I was patient. Not so much on the drive home, so by the time I got home it was time to retreat from reality.
One of my fave comfort movies is You've Got Mail. I rented it and retreated to the couch, applied a dog and a cat on feet and tummy and disappeared until this scene ↓virtually jumped out at me. Pretty sure this captures both sides of most difficult encounters.
Are you Tom Hanks or Meg Ryan when confronted by someone who belittles your existence? Do you become tongue-tied or do you say the thing you most want to say only to be filled with remorse the second after you've said it? I am both and I'd love to hear from you how you handle challenging individuals. Seriously.
It seems there's always someone, or something, trying to steal my joy. I'm a flawed human being. I'm reckless and clumsy so I'm almost always in pain which depresses me and makes being open and friendly just that much more challenging. But,I am determined to change the world one smile at a time, even if it kills me, which it almost has a couple of times.I can't be the only person who struggles with trying to be a light in my corner of the world, all the while being a flawed human surrounded by other flawed humans.
I honestly do love to meet new people, to smile and sincerely ask store clerks how they're doing, to find the humor in every situation, to look into a student's eyes to see what's really going on under the surface, but I feel it needs to be said, that sometimes, I fail.
♥ I choose to believe everyone is doing their best, including me, knowing it isn't always the case. We all get tired and frustrated and want to lash out.
♥ It is vitally important to stop to play every day. I learned this from father and it has sincerely saved my life more than once.
A funny cat video: in fact, start your day with a funny cat video and everything else immediately becomes a lighter burden, maybe even burden-less. Sail Cat (no cats were harmed during this filming. WATCH THE EARS!) I laugh every single time I watch this.
Call and speak out loud to a friend you love.
Thank God for giving us a sense of what's funny and the ability to laugh at our predicaments.
DANCE BREAK! Ask Alexa to play your favorite song and bust a move. This is my favorite personal coping mechanism and it works like magic.
That's it for now. Hope this helps diffuse even one icky interaction.
You are a light in my life and I'm so grateful our paths have crossed. Keep being you, because a person like you is who I strived to be.


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Unit tests fro gpStop module
"""

import os
import unittest2 as unittest
import tinctest
from gppylib.commands.base import Command
from mpp.lib.gpstart import GpStart, GPstartException
from mpp.lib.gpstop import GpStop, GPstopException

class gpStopTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
	def setUp(self):
		self.basedir = os.path.dirname(__file__)
		self.gphome = os.environ.get('GPHOME')
		self.gp=GpStart()
		self.gps=GpStop()
		self.MAX_TRY=3
                self.TIMEOUT=605
                self.MAXPARALLELSEG=60

    	def test_gpstop_immediate(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_immediate")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
        	   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(immediate='y')
		self.assertTrue(res)

    	def test_gpstop_getversion(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_getversion")
        	res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(version ='y')
		self.assertTrue(res)

    	def test_gpstop_quiet(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_quiet")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
		   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(quietmode='y')
	     	self.assertTrue(res)

    	def test_gpstop_verbose(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_verbose")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
		   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(verbose='y')
	     	self.assertTrue(res)

    	def test_gpstop_fast(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_fast")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
		   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(fast='y')
	     	self.assertTrue(res)

    	def test_gpstop_smart(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_smart")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
		   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(smart='y')
	     	self.assertTrue(res)

        def test_gpStop_masterOnly(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_masteronly")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
        	   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(masteronly='y')
		self.assertTrue(res)

    	def test_gpstop_restart(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_restart")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
        	   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(restart='y')
		self.assertTrue(res)

        def test_gpstop_reload(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_reload")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
        	   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(reload='y')
		self.assertTrue(res)

        def test_gpstop_timeout(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_timeout")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
        	   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(timeout=self.TIMEOUT)
		self.assertTrue(res)

        def test_gpstop_parallelproc(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_parallelproc")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
        	   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(parallelproc=self.MAXPARALLELSEG)
		self.assertTrue(res)

        def test_gpstop_notstandby(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_notstandby")
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
        	   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(notstandby='y')
		self.assertTrue(res)

    	def test_gpstop_logDir(self):
		tinctest.logger.info("Running test_gpstop_logDir")
                self.logdir=''.join([self.basedir,'/logs'])
	        cmd = Command(name='Remove gpstop<nnnn>.log', cmdStr='rm -f %s/gpstop*' % (self.logdir))
		tinctest.logger.info("Removing gpstop<nnnn>.log : %s" % cmd)
		cmd.run(validateAfter=True)
        	result = cmd.get_results()
        	if result.rc != 0 or result.stderr:
                   raise gpstopException("Not able to delete existing gpstop<nnnn>.log")
		lcmd=' '.join(['ls',self.logdir, '| wc -l'])
		res=False
		if self.is_gpdb_running():
        	   res=self.gps.run_gpstop_cmd(logdir=self.logdir)
		if res is not True:
                   raise GPstopError("Error : gpstop_logDir() failed \n")
		cmd = Command(name='count of  gpstop<nnnn>.log', cmdStr=' %s ' % (lcmd))
		tinctest.logger.info("Count gpstop<nnnn>.log : %s" % cmd)
		cmd.run(validateAfter=True)
        	result = cmd.get_results()
        	if result.rc != 0 or result.stderr:
                   raise gpstopException("Not able to get count of gpstop<nnnn>.log")
		assert int(result.stdout) > 0

        def is_gpdb_running(self):
		res=False
		ctr=0
		while ctr < self.MAX_TRY:
		    ctr=ctr+1
	            res=self.gpstartCheck()
                    if res is False:
                        res=self.gp.run_gpstart_cmd(quietmode='y')
		    else:
			break
		if (res is True and ctr < self.MAX_TRY):
			return True
		else:
			return False

        def gpstartCheck(self):
                """
                Checks if the cluster is brought up correctly and all segments are in sync
                """
                bashCmd = 'source ' + (self.gphome)+'/greenplum_path.sh;'+(self.gphome)+'/bin/pg_ctl status -D $MASTER_DATA_DIRECTORY | grep \'pg_ctl: server is running\''
                dbStart = Command(name='gpstartCheck ',cmdStr=bashCmd)
                dbStart.run()
                rc = dbStart.get_results().rc
                if rc != 0:
                        return False
                return True


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26 of July celebration national rally to be held in Bayamo
Havana, July 25 (RHC)-- This Friday, July 26, National Rebellion Day in Cuba will be commemorated in the city of Bayamo, in the eastern province of Granma. The day pays tribute to the assault on the Moncada and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes barracks led by Fidel Castro on that day in 1953.
The simultaneous assaults that took place in the cities of Santiago de Cuba and Bayamo triggered off the events that culminated with the triumph of the Cuban revolution on January 1st 1959.
The national rally to commemorate the 66th anniversary of those actions is scheduled to start at 06:30 in the morning on Friday at la Plaza de la Patria (The Homeland Square) and it will be aired by national television and radio stations and by the international airwaves of Radio Havana Cuba.
Congratulatory messages from various parts of the world have begun to reach the island on the occasion, according to the Foreign Ministry website, Cubaminrex.
The messages include those from the President of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria, Aldelkader Bensalah, and the President of the Republic of Croatia, Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic.
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Home Technology Artificial Intelligence Google's first AI Gift for Africa; An AI Lab.
Ghana being the growing center for technology advancements in Africa, received the first gift from the internet god "Google" as an Artificial Intelligence Research Lab. While artificial intelligence has mostly misconceptions related to only science fiction and robotics, the most used part of AI is to solve various limitations in agriculture, medical diagnosis, and education.
Agriculture in Africa has a massive social and economic footprint. There are multiple plant diseases unsolved at diagnosis level while the complicated cases of human diagnosis are also unsolved. Artificial intelligence using machine learning and deep learning can be instrumental in finding solutions to these obstructions in research.
Google has also planned to start various courses on machine learning in the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences in South Africa. There is a substantial targeted market for Google in Africa which has 1.2 billion population, and 60 percent of them are under the age of 24. From internet adaptation by Africans to Chinese investments in Africa, there is a possible high growth curve for tech companies to jump in. This is just starting there are possibilities for tech giants like Facebook, IBM to join the race.
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"I realized that whatever I experienced was not anything like a deity that I knew of. It certainly was not a good, caring God of Christianity. On the other hand, I knew it was way out of the reach of science, and I did feel uneasy. My younger sister was distressed that I wrote a book with "God" in the title. We are hard-line atheists, and I had to re-establish my credibility with her or I'd get booted out of the family."
There will be more fantastic press for LIVING WITH A WILD GOD, including an interview with Barbara in the Focus sectionof The Globe and Mail!Barbara Ehrenreich will also tour to Toronto on May 5 for an event at the Appel Salon. More details coming soon!
BOOK SYNOPSIS In middle age, Ehrenreich came across the journal she had kept during her tumultuous adolescence and set out to reconstruct that quest, which had taken her to the study of science and through a cataclysmic series of uncanny-or as she later learned to call them, "mystical"-experiences. A staunch atheist and rationalist, she is profoundly shaken by the implications of her life-long search.
Part memoir, part philosophical and spiritual inquiry, LIVING WITH A WILD GOD brings an older woman's wry and erudite perspective to a young girl's uninhibited musings on the questions that, at one point or another, torment us all. Ehrenreich's most personal book ever will spark a lively and heated conversation about religion and spirituality, science and morality, and the "meaning of life."
Certain to be a classic, LIVING WITH A WILD GOD combines intellectual rigor with a frank account of the inexplicable, in Ehrenreich's singular voice, to produce a true literary achievement.
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'We're all human' Stylist Fiona Fagan hopes for change after passing of close friend, Caroline Flack
"Someone has lost their life here..."
Stylist Fiona Fagan says that she hopes real change will be prompted by the death of her close friend, Caroline Flack.
The Dancing With The Stars stylist - who has known Caroline personally and professionally for years - says that she wants to see a shift in the way people speak to celebrities online following the Love Island host's passing in her home last week.
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Fiona says that she still feels "quite numb" following the the devastating news.
"I was speaking on a radio show this morning and I just sounded so sad, I could hear it in my voice," she tells Her.
"I am still in shock. I woke up this morning and I was thinking that it hadn't happened. I'm heartbroken for her, for her family, for her sister. It's devastating."
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Fiona met Caroline 20 years ago when they were both working as dancers in London.
Directing her own career towards fashion and styling, Fiona watched Caroline move through presenting gigs from Gladiators to The Xtra Factor, and eventually to Love Island.
This level of celebrity gave Caroline increased visibility in the public eye - a change that Fiona says didn't always have a positive impact on her friend.
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"I could see that social media was taking over her life," she says. "She was constantly on Twitter and Instagram reading what was being said.
"I don't think I realised at the time the level of fame that a show like [Love Island] attracts, but it's another level. We had paparazzi following us and taking pictures of us while we're on holiday."
Fiona says that there is often a belief that people with considerable social media followings can deal with online abuse more efficiently - purely because they're celebrities.
"But they're human beings too," she says.
"Caroline was really fragile. She was insecure, she had body issues just like the rest of us. But when you've got all these messages coming in saying 'You look fat,' and 'you're awful,' nobody can take that.
"Just because you're famous and you have this massive platform, doesn't mean that you're resilient to trolls or to negative comments. We're all human."
In the days since Caroline's passing, there has been an influx of tweets, Instagram posts, and pleas from users asking others to be more mindful of what they say online.
Among them are the thousands of reshares of one of Caroline's older Instagram posts - words that read: "In a world where you can be anything, be kind."
"Someone has lost their life here so there has to be a change," says Fiona. "You can't just say these things on Twitter or Instagram and get away with it.
"If you sent an abusive letter to somebody there would be consequences, there has to be a level of that here too. It can't go on."
If you have been affected by this story, you can contact the Samaritans on 116-123.
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TV-14 | 43min | Action, Crime, Drama | TV Series (2011–2016)
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An ex-CIA agent and a wealthy programmer save lives via a surveillance AI that sends them the identities of civilians involved in impending crimes. However, the details of the crimes--including the civilians' roles--are left a mystery.
Jim Caviezel, Taraji P. Henson, Kevin Chapman | See full cast & crew »
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Samaritan launches a cyber-attack on the stock exchange, leaving the team with no choice but to embark on a possible suicide mission in a desperate attempt to stop a global economic catastrophe.
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Series cast summary:
Jim Caviezel ... John Reese 103 episodes, 2011-2016
Kevin Chapman ... Lionel Fusco 103 episodes, 2011-2016
Michael Emerson ... Harold Finch 103 episodes, 2011-2016
Amy Acker ... Root / ... 65 episodes, 2012-2016
Taraji P. Henson ... Joss Carter 55 episodes, 2011-2015
Sarah Shahi ... Sameen Shaw 50 episodes, 2013-2016
A billionaire software-genius named Harold Finch creates a Machine for the government that is designed to detect acts of terror before they can happen, by monitoring the entire world through every cell-phone, email and surveillance camera. Finch discovered that the machine sees everything, potential terrorist acts and violent crimes that involve ordinary people. When the government considered violent crimes between normal people "irrelevant", Finch built a back door into the system that gives him the social security number of a person involved in a future violent crime so he could act. Partnered with John Reese, an ex-CIA agent, the two work in secret to prevent violent crimes before they can happen. Eventually their activities lead to being hunted by the New York Police Department, CIA Agents in pursuit of Reese who was listed as dead, a computer hacker named Root who wants access to the Machine, and government officials who want to keep all knowledge of the Machine a complete secret. Written by Jones
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Root: I wasn't talking to you.
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Simply well done
24 September 2011 | by tmcdaniel1 – See all my reviews
It is hard to do something fresh or different in this genre. I've found, usually, it is either writing or chemistry that produces success. This show has both (at least in the pilot). Cav can carry the weight of holding one's attention for an hour. He's proved that in spades.
I see this (so far) as Bourne Identity meets Minority Report but, done in a lower key with Cav as the focus not Tom Cruise (that indicates a lower key right away!).
Storyline? Plausible. That's enough of a base for the rest of the team to do something special. If the other five episodes (currently sold) are as good as the pilot, I predict it will be a memorable season.
That doesn't mean it will run longer. We've all see very well done efforts that didn't make it past a season. They appear, years later, strung together like strings of pearls (on a cable channel).
Then we weep for for might have been. However, the quality effort will shine through always.
My fingers are crossed for more than one season. I think the ingredients have all been shown as being present. That is what scares me a bit. The networks have a habit of taking something this good and moving all over the schedule until they've lost its audience.
I hope this doesn't happen and I wish the team the very best of LUCK, because mere TALENT is only part of the recipe.