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Ferguson is stepping down in December.
"go ahead. keep screaming "Shut The Fuck Up " at me. it only makes my opinions Worse"
So late night is now Kimmel, Fallon and Meyers until Colbert starts?
Man, fuck that.
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I've been a fan of the genre for so long that I can pretty much stomach any talk show but Seth Meyers is just the worst. Can't sit through that show
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http://splitsider.com/2014/05/norm-macdonald-is-campaigning-on-twitter-to-become-host-of-cbss-late-late-show/
Norm MacDonald is campaigning on Twitter to replace Craig Ferguson as the host of The Late Late Show. Or maybe he's just joking around.
What do you think, bob?
Bob?
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Quote from: King Kamala on May 02, 2014, 03:11:12 PM
I don't see CBS hiring Norm. I think they may female. What worries me is Whitney Cummings exists and she does have a relationship with CBS.
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I bet they go boring and give it to Drew Carey
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Drew has the Price is Right gig, so I wouldn't bet on it. Wayne Brady maybe? Leave that show I don't remember the name of obviously?
LET'S MAKE A DEAL!
Pfft. Game shows take up no time to film. People could easily do both. Hell what's her name used to do the Regis show, a soap opera and a sitcom all at once. And now Strahan does about 30 things a week. Drew's being lazy.
He needs time for beer and strippers man.
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I'd watch and welcome a Norm late late show over any of the rumored replacements
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/bastard-machine/craig-ferguson-doesnt-surprise-late-699519
That list is awfully boring and safe. I imagine Norm's interview style is
I'll watch the premier of Colbert' Late Show, but I think I'm done with Late Night Talk Shows now that Craig's gone. His show was so delightfully odd and I'm gonna miss his non-pandering interviews.
I wouldn't mind Aisha Tyler being the new host.
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Joel McHale is the frontrunner to replace Craig Ferguson.
Chelsea Handler signed a 7 year deal with Netflix to host a late night talk show
Quote from: strummer on June 23, 2014, 07:20:20 AM
How does that work?
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Quote from: 2GOLD on June 23, 2014, 07:35:05 AM
And why do they want to throw money away like that?
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Cousin Sal's pranks are consistently the best bits in late night
http://splitsider.com/2014/08/british-comedian-james-corden-to-take-over-for-craig-ferguson-on-the-late-late-show/
James Corden is taking over The Late Late Show when Craig Ferguson leaves at the end of this year.
Wasn't he in an episode of Doctor Who as the guy the Doctor was living with when trying to figure out what the hell was in the apartment upstairs?
ETA: Yes, it was, interesting. Odd choice.
Not late night but speaking of Ferguson, he's going to be hosting a nightly, half hour syndicated talk show that will air at 7 P.M., starting in Fall 2015.
Can't say I saw that coming. Honestly thought, that'd he just do stand up and maybe be a fill in on Live with Kelly & Michael after he's done on The Late, Late Show.
Zetterberg is Go
I like Craig but not sure about this one. Seems like it could fail miserably.
What does this mean for Craig's game show?
Somebody check on Craig.
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Corden also played annoying and unfunny fat guy character on the mediocre The Other Guys.
Quote from: ROWDY RODDY PECKER on August 15, 2014, 04:30:49 PM
http://deadline.com/2014/08/craig-ferguson-to-host-syndicated-talk-show-with-tribune-820185/
Article I read implied that he would do both.
I'm with Zetterberg. I think it'd be hard for Ferguson to adapt his show to a half hour format. It'd be hard for him to adapt his show for an early evening audience. Both? I could see him doing well with a half hour, early evening show on cable maybe but when his competition is Entertainment Tonight and Inside Edition? It'd be tough.
Remember how well Craig Kilborn's half hour, early evening syndicated talk show did four years ago?
Remember Craig Kilborn's half hour, early evening syndicated talk show that he did four years ago at all?
Just seems like a bad fit IMO.
next Thursday is Chelsea Handler's last show on E!
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Jon Stewart is leaving the Daily Show.
http://www.avclub.com/article/jon-stewart-says-hes-leaving-daily-show-215070
UPDATE: Comedy Central just sent out this official statement confirming the news, and saying that Stewart will remain with The Daily Show until later this year. It also says that the show will "endure for years to come," suggesting that it won't end with Stewart
This kinda blows a lot
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No need to panic everybody, I'm sure Craig Kilborn's available.
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I'm pretty shocked and sad but I wish him well in what he does. He can always do a Wrestlemania match for his son!
Who takes over for him? Jason?
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Wonder if John Oliver regrets jumping over to HBO since he was probably the obvious heir apparent before he did that. I mean his show is successful over there and all but I'm not sure he would have made the move if he only knew he'd have to wait a year or two to take over for Stewart.
Quote from: CWM on February 10, 2015, 10:28:49 AM
Samantha Bee has been a correspondent since I was in junior high. I'd have to think it's hers if she wants it.
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I could actually see Jessica Williams taking over. Her segments seem to be the most popular now that Oliver is gone.
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Quote from: King Kamala on February 10, 2015, 11:05:13 AM
I look at it this way - Oliver, I feel, really found his rhythm at HBO so if he were to move over now, there would be less complaining about his not being Stewart/being too much like Stewart because he's now fully established himself.
We'll see how this shakes itself out.
There was complaining? I loved Oliver when he was filling in for Stewart.
just got an e-mail form the Mets saying the team will be honoring Stewart sometime this season
http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/zeksgn/intro---mets-fan-sympathy
Quote from: Laz on February 11, 2015, 02:19:40 AM
I'm speaking in general - people are probably going to bitch about whoever the new permanent host is going to be, because the twitterverse. But if it's a guy like Oliver, there will be less of it, since he's now established.
http://deadline.com/2015/02/conan-obrien-cuba-tbs-1201374174/
Conan O'Brien is filming an episode of his show in Havana, Cuba this weekend. The first time a U.S. late night talk show has filmed in Cuba since Jack Paar in 1959.
I was wondering why he wasn't at SNL40 tonight.
Jason Jones is leaving The Daily Show for a show on TBS.
Jeez, there goes the guy that I thought was gonna replace Jon Stewart.
Looks like Samantha Bee is going with him, which sucks, because I really wanted to see her take over for Stewart. I wonder if they can bring back Wyatt Cenac. Maybe John Hodgman?
Wyatt Cenac's doing stand up here in Portland tomorrow night and they had an interview with him in the local paper where they asked him about The Daily Show. He seemed slightly against the idea of returning to TV and ambivalent when they directly asked him if he'd replace Jon Stewart. He claimed that nobody's talked to him about taking over the job. But I mean if somebody had talked to him, that's probably the answer to give.
I don't get why Jason Jones & Samantha Bee would leave to do a TBS sitcom unless it's a Tyler Perry type deal where they get an order for 10 episodes for the first season and if it's successful, they get a 100 episode order (aka syndication money). Even then, going to TBS seems like you're saying "OK, I'm going to coast creatively and go for the cash" (coughCONANcough).
Truculence
I think James Corden had a bigger budget for his first episode than Craig Ferguson had for his entire run as host. And it was actually pretty good, too.
I only watched the first 15 minutes but the show looked very, very slick. Vast contrast to Ferguson. Interesting to see what Reggie Watts does in the bandleader/sidekick role.
I also thought it was mildly interesting to see Jay Leno playing himself as a dick (albeit a cartoonish one) on a David Letterman produced show.
I don't think he's a producer anymore.
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Colbert's takeover of The Late Show starts tonight
I'm gonna watch out of sheer curiosity, I guess
Yeah, I recorded this week to see how he does, seeing from the promos how different he is now that he dropped his character.
Most late night talk shows I don't record on a regular basis though because I fall stupid behind watching episodic stuff, let alone stuff like this that is on every night.
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I give the debut episode a solid 8 out of 10. I like that Colbert was able to retain his quirkiness even playing "himself". It really didn't feel too toned down from Colbert Report, which was my main fear.
Only real complaint is the band was kind of corny to me.
I thought it was a fantastic debut for Colbert. He did seem nervous being out of his right wing character but I thought that added to the excitement of a new show. The graphics and set design did seem low rent but then again this is CBS
Yea, for the first night on the job it wasn't too bad
The band did kinda suck tho. The sure ain't no Paul Shaffer and the CBS Orchestra or THE MF'N ROOTS CREW
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Is Colbert's politic heavy monologue going to play to a wide enough audience to sustain a healty viewership?
Quote from: Venkman on July 28, 2015, 01:28:15 AM
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An ATP Afternoon in Madrid (Part I)
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With first round matches ending and second round matches beginning, today's schedule of play in Madrid featured a whopping 15 ATP matches, with last year's finalists Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray entering the action on the ATP side later that day.
Play kicked off with four men's matches at the same time and particularly the encounter between Jack Sock and Benoit Paire brought plenty of fireworks — including arguments with the umpire, balls flying out of the stadium and rackets being knocked at the back of the wall.
Afterwards, Sock was happy to get a win under his belt but admitted that the level throughout the match wasn't sky-high at all times.
"Tennis wise, I mean — for me it wasn't my best day, obviously it's never easy coming to my first match in Europe on the clay after being her for a few days playing Tuesday but happy to get through obviously," he said. "Tactically I could've done a few things better, I played a lot of balls to his backhand which is obviously his strength — he's got an unbelievable backhand."
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For Sock, Madrid is his first tournament since his loss to Juan Monaco in the final of Houston about a month ago — as the Nebraskan's taken some time off to recover from the first few months of 2016.
"I just went home and rested — definitely got the motivation and freshness to go out and compete again and [I'm] definitely happy to be over here."
At the same time, Nick Kyrgios took out Guido Pella in straight sets; as the Aussie is coming off of a semifinal appearance in Estoril, he had to make some adjustments in switching from windy conditions at sea level to sunshine, warmth and altitude in Madrid. However, he's paid that no mind, as the latter helps him strengthen his biggest weapon — his serve.
"It's great to be back here playing again," Kyrgios said after his match. "Obviously last year, I had the biggest win of my career [against Roger Federer]. I knew that I could play well here — it's great serving conditions, [and] it's obviously a lot different to Estoril, but [I] had a good session this morning. Today's match was probably one of the best matches on clay I played. He played unbelievable…and I played really well — it was a high level match, I thought."
With his 7-6(7), 6-4 win over Pella, Kyrgios sets up another meeting with Stan Wawrinka in the next round — an encounter that's been the talk of the tour since the summer of last year. The pair recently met in Dubai, but the match didn't live up to the expectation that were built up in advance.
"Last time I played him, I wasn't playing great," Kyrgios said, of the match in which he retired trailing 4-6, 0-3. "He was playing some great tennis, obviously won that event. I know it's going to be tough — he's comfortable on clay, he won one French Open, so I know that I'm definitely the underdog going into it, but I'm not going to change anything. I'm going to serve well and we'll see how it goes."
"I actually hurt myself playing basketball…so I had to sort of be a bit — I didn't get as much time on clay before as I wanted but it's actually worked out all right. I feel fresh, I'm moving well, I feel good, so I think less is more. By not doing too much, I actually feel really well physically now and I think it showed today."
Meanwhile, Gael Monfils didn't just overcome a returning Kevin Anderson in his opening match, but also an ankle injury midway through the second set. Afterwards, Monfils acknowledged that his foot was still hurting and he'll have to see how he was going to be for the next match. For Anderson, the 6-6-4, 6-1 setback wasn't quite the result he had hoped for in his first match in months, but the South African was happy to return to the ATP Tour after not having been able to play since Delray Beach due to a number of injuries.
"My movement was okay — obviously just too many mistakes, [and I] need to sharpen up a little bit," he said. "[He's a] tough opponent in my first match back — it was almost a little bit tough; he looked like he was in quite a bit of pain at the end of the first set. He picked it up suddenly at 5-4 and maybe caught me a little off-guard. Just in the second, [I] just sort of missed some more routine balls…but [I'm] just glad to be back and get through my match from a physical standpoint pretty much unscathed.
"I mean, [there was] not a lot [of time to prepare] but that's part of the process. It just feels good to be a back and right now just trying to improve one at a time. Right now, it's tough because it's the middle of the clay swing but it's just something you have to deal with."
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Faced with a site that is 32 and a half times larger than its surface, the Chapel is placed near the southern crown of trees, near the canal and away from the bell tower that has guided the walker there. All the remaining land is designed as a large landscaped space. The implantation strategy consists of creating a ritual path to the long encounter with the temple that is placed just behind the small promontory. In this way the visitor moves along a garden that is projected following the design of the nearby sown fields; the Chapel drinks from its surroundings. The vegetation used is from the same family of plants found in the territory and responds more to a natural landscape with its own biological order than to a garden in the classical sense of the word. In the middle of it, a zigzagging path makes its way that at times moves the Chapel into the background. This avoids obstacles, such as the planted plants, the slopes of the site and even the pool of water next to the temple, to experience with more intensity the discovery of the building dedicated to prayer and meditation.
The new Chapel, which has a proportionality between its sides equal to the golden ratio, is designed to be made entirely of exposed brick, from the supporting structure to the interior and exterior floors. A succession of supporting arches denotes the simplicity of the construction scheme, chosen not only for the possibility of covering large spans, but also for the construction tradition of the place. The cross section shows the asymmetry in the radius of the three arches that shape the building, each one corresponding to the type of space that it must qualify. Thus, the arch of smaller radius gives rise to the north ambulatory, at the same time that it marks the entrance to the chapel through the west façade. The middle radius arch contains the southern ambulatory, a semi-covered space dedicated to leisure and relaxation for the visitor. It is also this radius that delimits the space of the toilets, to the west. The arch with the largest radius houses the entrance hall, a place where pilgrims are received and, as tradition dictates, their Compostela is sealed. At the opposite end are the same arches that close the space of the Chapel itself. She constitutes the most intimate and secluded place of the whole. In its extreme east a small circular patio is attached that contains the cross. This is placed parallel to the ground and is supported by the concave enclosure wall. It is natural light that will finally make the Christian symbol evident.
The construction of the Chapel is possible thanks to three wooden falsework of different radii. The opportunity to design the furniture is accompanied by the desire to reuse said wood. Thus, certain objects such as the benches, the tables in the southern ambulatory and the altar are conceived from the falsework that have already served their constructive purpose. Likewise, one of the falseworks is used as a mold for the trough for animals that is close to the west entrance. The design of a chair with three supports, also made of wood, completes the furniture catalog proposed for the chapel. Finally, the details that are subtly introduced into the project are executed with a single 12 x 24 x 5cm Hispalyt ceramic module. They can be seen both on the west façade and in the inner courtyard of the Chapel, behind the altar. By sectioning said module, the combinatorial possibilities are expanded depending on the effect to be achieved. In this way, the walls of the enclosure add an unexpected tactile and visual component without the need to resort to another new material.
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Syrian Army Launches Military Operation to Purge Terrorists from Eastern Deir Ezzur Province
TEHRAN (FNA)- The Syrian Army and Air Force have started purging the Eastern province of Deir Ezzur of the remnants of the ISIL terrorist group to maintain security at Syria's border with Iraq, sources said.
The Syrian Army troops engaged in fierce clashes with the ISIL terrorists in Haribsheh and Shoula Desert in Southeastern Deir Ezzur, killing several of the militants, battlefield sources in Eastern Deir Ezzur said.
The sources said that the Syrian Army is trying to purge the remnants of the terrorists from the surrounding areas of Bukamal and along the borders with Iraq through the operation in Southeastern Deir Ezzur.
They, meantime, said that the Syrian Army has managed to cleanse Palmyra Badiyeh (desert) in the outskirts of al-Sukhna in Eastern Homs from terrorists.
In a relevant development on Monday, the Arabic-language media reports said that the ISIL terrorist commanders "are using a camp controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in Hasaka as a base for military operations".
"The ISIL terrorists and commanders have turned the SDF-controlled al-Hawl Camp as a venue for holding their meetings and coordinating their movements," the Arabic-language service of Russia Today quoted an Iraqi intelligence source as saying.
It noted that 90 percent of the residents of al-Hawl Camp are families of the ISIL terrorists, and said, "The ISIL terrorists and commanders who are using the camp are still supported by the terrorist organization."
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Mentor30Engineers was set up by Sainsbury Management Fellows, the charity that enables engineers to augment engineering qualifications and experience with essential business skills. SMF does this by annually awarding £300,000 in MBA scholarships towards the cost of studying at top business schools including INSEAD, Stanford, Wharton, Harvard and LBS.
This new competition marks 30 years of the Sainsbury Management Fellowship. Winners of Mentor30Engineers prizes will benefit from the SMFs' wealth of experience, knowledge, contacts and gain valuable support with career/ entrepreneurship ambitions.
Mentor30Engineers is a new competition inviting young engineers to come up with a creative, imaginative and inspiring idea that tackles a problem in society. It invites students and graduate engineers to stretch their minds and come up with a solution to some of the biggest challenges facing society today – the aim is to stimulate thinking beyond app solutions that tend to dominate business competitions.
Each winner will receive a certificate, 900 hours of mentoring and will be invited to the SMF Annual Dinner in May 2018.
How should we, as a society, meet the care needs of an ageing population?
This Guardian newspaper article "The key questions at the heart of the UK's environmental future" may be helpful to applicants who choose this category.
How can government/regulators ensure that major corporations pay their fair share of taxes?
Submissions must be typed and the word count added at the top of the essay with the applicant's name, degree/degree course, and name of university. At the end of the essay, entrants must state how they would use a mentoring prize (e.g. career/new business innovation/entrepreneurship).
The entry must be emailed to mentor30engineers@smf.org.uk and can be submitted at any time up to and including 27th February 2018. Entrants are not required to cost their idea, but to treat their entry as blue-sky thinking. They are not required to back up their idea with in-depth research.


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Zombie Night II Awakening
Zombie Night
Never let this nite end
Allow forever this freedom
Let tomorrow always
Remain tomorrow
For tonight
I am content
Within your arms.
Amber Francis 1990
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Steve Curtis
Steve, the token British actor Curtis, was thrilled to star as Keith, the all action hero, in the new horror thriller – Zombie Night. Born and bred in England, Steve arrived on Canadian soils in July 2001. He could not believe his luck when he walked straight into a lead role in his first feature film, especially one where he was able to show and flex his muscles. The experience of working with the cast and crew of Zombie Night has been one that Steve will remember forever.
Andrea Ramolo
Born on September 3, 1980 this Toronto-native has been performing for audiences since the young age of three. Having been a competitive dancer for over 15 years with appearances on Tiny Talent Time, Dance Mix, and Showstopper American Dance Championship, Andrea decided to focus on her acting career. She was ecstatic to have her first feature film debut with Zombie Night, an experience that she quotes "helped me reaffirm my love for acting and for film." Besides other independent films and music videos, Andrea has also worked in the theatre. She played Silent Scream in the Toronto Fringe Festivals 'Jesus and the Divas' in 2001 and performed in a York student comedy called 'Fine Dining.' Look for Andrea as the trophy wife, Amber, in David Francis' 'Zombie Night.'
Sandra Segovic
Sandra looks forward to different and exciting experiences. Needless to say, Zombie Night definitely provided endless enjoyment. With a background in Shotokan Karate, she was thrilled to play an adventurous role allowing her to fight zombies and use guns ! She hopes for a sequel where she can also ride a motorcycle while in the rescue
Dwayne Moniz
You do not have to twist the arm of Dwayne Moniz to get him to act in a ZOMBIE movie. Raised on comic books and horror flicks, if you ask this Toronto native he wouldn't have it any other way. Tell him that he'll also be able to play with some serious weaponry and you'll have a guy that would only think it was possible by selling his soul to the devil. As Derek it is possible to believe he did.
Danny Ticknovich
Born August 27, 1975 in Oakville, Ontario. Danny is the oldest son in a family of three. An athlete in high school and college, he now enjoys writing, snowboarding and fresh/saltwater fishing.
Danny has reunited with director David Francis playing the lead in Zombie Night.
They last worked together on the 1999-2000 action adventure series Peter Benchley's Amazon produced by Alliance Atlantis.
Other film credits include 5 Days, Toronto: City of Dreams, Casting Call and Sam the Robot with appearances in Hurricane and American Psycho and a variety of international commercials.
Deanna Wales
Hi, my name is Deanna and I play the part of Emily in the movie Zombie Night. I am 11 years old and have been acting for several years already. This is my first chance to play the lead in a movie. I loved playing the part of Emily and working with the rest of the cast. However, anyone who is thinking of acting should know that it is a lot harder than it appears. It can involve long hours and working outside in cold weather. You also have to remember your lines so that you don't mess up a shot!
I first met Dave Francis on the set of 'Peter Benchley's Amazon', which was a TV series that only lasted one season. I played the part of a ghost tribe child. It was a lot of fun, but working on the movie Zombie Night' was much more challenging. I didn't have any lines in 'Amazon', but had a lot in this film.
John Carson
John's most valuable training as an actor, director and writer has ocurred outside of the arts academies and institutions. What most informs his craft is his work with society's edge dwellers: Drug addicts, people with HIV+/AIDS , Gay/Lesbian/bi population, people of the First Nations, yoga practitioners and emotionally and mentally challenged individuals. Carson studied theatre at Concordia University and wrote his first play Underground which was produced in Montreal by the Rainbow Theatre. He went
on to act in Stan Ryan's Starlight and wrote and co-directed his second play Virgin Place in Toronto. He recently starred in both the Althea and Bemused Theatre Productions of Unidentified Human Remains And The True Nature of Love. He has acted in seven short films and Zombie Night is his first feature project.
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Amazon workers unionize! How to train workers to amplify demands with a common script.
How can the magic of great organizers be bottled to train others to explain their demands better?
Messages are amplified when repeated many times by many people. This works best when supporters use the same talking points. How can busy workers working different shifts in different locations learn to explain their demands clearly and practice saying them? How can organizers with little time, money or staffing quickly train hundreds of workers to amplify their demands? Adjust the talking points as the campaign progresses? Alert workers of protests and other calls to action?
This blog explains how to amplify your message through supporters using shared talking points and a free app. The blog uses Christian Smalls' explanation of what led him to organize Amazon workers purely as an example.
How to prepare key talking points
Download from YouTube interview
How to package and share talking points
Help other practice delivering a consistent message
How to alert workers of protests and other calls to action
Prepare talking points
Record a voice memo on your phone to get a transcript rather than writing the points. This makes your message more natural and persuasive. Or get a transcript from a YouTube video by:
Go to YouTube and open the video.
Click on the "More actions" button (3 horizontal dots) located next to the Share button.
Click "Open transcript"
Copy and save the transcript
Share talking points with the BigStage Teleprompter
Paste the talking points into the BigStage Teleprompter and share it with other workers as a link. This lets them practice delivering the points as the points scroll on their laptop or phone. They can also use the teleprompter to help them while presenting on a ZOOM call. You can modify the talking points as the campaign progresses and even have multiple scripts to address different issues.
Share this teleprompter and script freely with this link
Using the teleprompter app to organize
You are connected with your supporters through the teleprompter app. Add details of rallies and calls to action in the teleprompter script. Others see your message immediately when they click on the script URL. Remove your alerts from the script when the event is over.
The revolution is here
'The revolution is here': Chris Smalls' union win sparks a movement at other Amazon warehouses. Staff at more than 50 locations have contacted the organizers of last week's historic vote establishing Amazon's first-ever union, expressing interest in setting up unions of their own. Chris Smalls, who helped coordinate the triumphant campaign at an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island, New York. In a win that shocked labor organizers and observers, Smalls and his co-organizer Derrick Palmers succeeded where many other attempts had failed, winning a staff-wide vote to establish the union by 2,654 to 2,131.
The union is a first for Amazon, which is the second largest employer in the US and fought hard to prevent the result. The company launched a multimillion-dollar campaign to stop their efforts, which began in March 2020 when Smalls led a walkout at a Staten Island warehouse over pandemic working conditions." – The Guardian
Explaining workers' demands
"Christian Smalls, who works at Amazon's facility in Staten Island, NY, discusses in 2020 why he and others are staging a walkout to demand the building be closed due to what they say is the company's mishandling of the coronavirus crisis. Amazon warehouse workers on New York's Staten Island plan to strike Monday to call attention to what they called a lack of protections for employees who continue to come to work amid the coronavirus outbreak. Nearly 100 workers at the facility, known as JFK8, plan to participate in the work stoppage, planned for noon ET. The employees will walk out Monday morning and "cease all operations" until their demands are heard by site leadership, said Chris Smalls, a management assistant at JFK8 and a lead organizer of the strike." – CNBC
Interview excerpts shared as talking points
"I'm being the voice of the people that are afraid to speak up. I'm taking a stance against a company. I'm standing up with those who cannot speak for themselves what causes walkout pretty much started a few weeks ago when I brought to the attention of the company that people were being sick in my department daily. I witnessed people have various symptoms. Dizziness. Vomiting.
I tried to escalate this to my senior team my HR reps and they pretty much shut me down they saying you know we have the unpaid option which doesn't really help us and we're trying to make ends meet. Bring money into our family we can't afford to take off work just because we don't feel safe at work.
It's not fair to us. I was in the building with the entire company. We don't know how long this guy had the virus. All we know is that somebody tested positive and my employees felt unsafe from that moment forward. The building should have been shut down and sanitized. That's all we were asking for."
TakeAway: Amplify your message by training others to stick to the talking points and practicing their delivery.
Image credit: Photograph: Seth Wenig/AP. Chris Smalls, president of the Amazon Labor Union, helped co-ordinate unionization at Amazon's Staten Island, New York, warehouse.
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Save the Date! The Alumni & Parent Relations Easter Egg Hunt is set for April 13, 2019 from 10 a.m. - Noon! Easter Egg Hunt will begin promptly at 11:30 a.m. More details will be released March 4, 2019.
Registration opens on Jan. 21, 2019!
President Evans will be visiting your city to meet with UIW alumni, friends and parents. Mark your calendars and plan to join us!
Shop career dress apparel, Sephora inside JCPenny, portrait studio and more! Join us March 3, 2019 for an extra 40% Off! 6-9 p.m. at North Start Mall, 7400 San Pedro Ave, San Antonio, TX 78216.
Join us for our upcoming Parent Advisory Board meeting on January 17, 2019! We are looking to add parents to this amazing group of parent leaders on our UIW campus.
The Phantom of the Opera at the Majestic Theatre- SOLD OUT!
Join us Nov. 1 - 4!
Registration will open on Wednesday, August 1, 2018.
Tailgate will begin at 3:30 p.m.and finish right before game time! Entry to the tailgate is $10 per person and includes food and beverage.
Join us for our first Parent Advisory Board meeting for the 2018-2019 academic year!
All UIW Alumni & Parents are invited to join us for a show & dinner on October 6, 2018!
Join us for an alumni & parent exclusive Cardinal tailgate!
SAFC will be hosting UIW night on Saturday, September 29. All ticket purchases from today through September 7th come with a Cardinal red SAFC shirt.
Together we learn, speed networking mixer for current UIW students!
Due to the impending storms predicted for this weekend, the Alumni & Parent Tailgate has been cancelled.
UIW Alumni & Parent outing at MoMak's!
UIW is teaming up with KLRN Blazing Gavels Auction to recruit UIW volunteers!
The UIW Alumni and Career Services teams will be hosting an event to celebrate our students leaving the nest. We will have music, food, raffles, free professional head shots and lots of networking.
Alumni Honoree, Ya'Ke Smith, awarding filmmaker is known for veracious storytelling.


If you want to travel from Penang to Kota Bharu in the state of Kelantan, in north-east Peninsular Malaysia, the best option for travelling overland is to take a bus / coach.
There is also the option of flying between PEN and KBR (Kota Bharu Airport), driving, or taking a long route by train.
Taking a coach from Penang Sentral Bus Terminal in Butterworth is the cheapest way to travel from Penang to Kota Bharu overland.
To get to the bus station in Butterworth you can take a regular ferry from the jetty in Georgetown to Butterworth.
The new Penang Sentral terminal building is right next to the ferry arrival point in Butterworth.
Buses operated by the Transnasional bus company depart from here twice daily.
One departure in the morning, and there is one night bus departing in the evening.
The duration of the journey from Butterworth to Kota Bharu is around six and a half hours.
Buses also depart from Sungai Nibong Bus Terminal on Penang island, however for most visitors to Penang staying in Georgetown, getting to Butterworth is far easier than taking a RapidPenang bus to Sungai Nibong, so we always recommend you travel from Butterworth!
Easily the quickest way to travel from Penang to Kota Bharu is to take a flight.
Flights from PEN to KBR are operated by one of Malaysia's budget airlines, Firefly, who currently operate two daily flights.
The duration of the flight to Kota Bharu is only 55 minutes.
Although it is possible to travel by train from Penang (Butterworth) to Kota Bharu, it is not recommended as you will have to travel a long way around the country to get there.
As the two main railway lines in Peninsular Malaysia join at Gemas (a long way to the south of KL), you would first have to take an ETS train from Butterworth to Gemas, then an overnight sleeper train from Gemas to Wakaf Baharu (the nearest train station to the city of Kota Bharu).
You should only contemplate using the train if you want to first travel from Penang to Taman Negara National Park, then on to Kota Bharu.
Taking your car to Kota Bharu is a fairly straight forward drive across the country, from west to east, following route 4 all the way.
The distance to Kota Bahru from Georgetown, Penang by road is around 350 kilometres.


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I have a PC streaming 4k video, when i look at the PC network stats it shows throughput of 5mbs, when i look a the router WAN interface stats its only showing 500kbs. Just dont get it who's lying.
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Denis Matsuev has established himself as a remarkable pianistic force.
Winner of the 1998 Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition in Moscow and showered with awards in his native Russia, Musical Toronto's John Terauds described him giving 'one of the most spectacular displays of technical prowess mixed with brilliant playing we've seen since, well, the last time Matsuev was in town'.
Tonight's programme includes music by two of his fellow countrymen. Matsuev opens with Tchaikovsky's The Seasons, a series of atmospheric portraits for each month of the year. The concert's second half is devoted to the richly romantic world of Schumann and Rachmaninov. In between comes Liszt's Mephisto Waltz No.1, a dazzling, demoniac dance portraying a scene from Lenau's Faust.


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What is your home water pressure level? Choose 1 from below.
It is important to choose the correct water pressure level in your home so that we can match a shower head compatible with your home water pressure level with the objective of maximising your shower experience.


Jemena Northern Gas Pipeline Pty Ltd has awarded Civmec Limited several contracts for works at the Phillip Creek Compressor Station (PCCS) of the Northern Gas Pipeline (NGP) project located near Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory.
Civmec's scope of works will include establishing a 200-man camp, site civil works which involves underground services, earthworks, concrete works and fencing.
The company will also undertake Structural, Mechanical, Piping, Electrical and Instrumentation (SMPEI) installation works which includes the installation of the Gas Treatment Equipment, residue gas compressor packages, export gas compressor packages, control room, switch room as well as a number of other components.
Site civil works have commenced, with the SMPEI set to begin in late September 2017. This project is expected to employ over 160 personnel during peak construction and is projected to be completed by August 2018.
"This is a significant and strategic award for us and combined with the scope growth at the Inpex project in Darwin, it will see an enlargement of our on-site capabilities within our Oil & Gas division and an expansion of our brand in the Northern Territory. We are delighted to secure Jemena as a new client and are very focused on ensuring that together we deliver these contracts safely and effectively," Civmec Chief Executive Officer Patrick Tallon said.


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Marissa Kurtimah immigrated to Canada in 2002 to escape the civil war in Sierra Leone. While attending the University of Guelph, she won 60m silver at the 2014 CIS Championships. After transferring to Missouri State University she was named to the All-MVC (Missouri Valley Conference) outdoor team in 2014-15. She followed that up in 2015-16 with All-MVC honours both indoors (60m, 200m) and outdoors (100m, 200m, 4x100m relay). Kurtimah was a semifinalist in the 100m at the 2015 World University Games. She ran a personal best 11.34 seconds in the 100m in May 2016 before finishing fifth at the 2016 Canadian Championships. She was named to the 2016 Olympic team as part of the 4x100m relay but did not actually compete in Rio.


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Blues became commercialized 1914. Prior to that it started as work songs that would be created while black people were at work doing hard jobs such as working on railroads. They would make beats out of their work materials.Blues was constructed from church as well. The Call-Response that places its roots back in Africa was seen throughout Blues songs. Blues was the music of poor people singing about the hardships in their life. Blues was founded in Memphis and St. Louis. W.C. Handy was a black publisher that published blues songs. Blues talked about the here and now, the present times. Not the hope for things to come.
Commercialization of Blues
Blues gained more popularity as a genre as it was published. Race records were madly black eople for black people. In Blues black female underground artists were praised as queens and dressed glamorously. They positively represented the potential of black women at the time. Bessie Smith demanded 2,000 dollars per performance. Blues was recorded on wax records which aided in the spreading of it.
Threat to White People??
Black Male Performers were a threat to white performers. So when black men performed they had to paint their faces black and wear clown clothes to dehumanize them. They had to act like coons in order to perform. They could not be taken seriously. Black women were allowed to dress fancy, and act like themselves on stage.
Rediscovery Of the Blues
The Blues gained popularity again in the sixties, but under a different audience. White people discovered the blues in the 1960s during their hippie revolutions. Jubilee Quartet performed at Carnegie Hall in 1939, and Duke Ellington Also performed there.
Prison SOngs
Prisons were and still are a form of modern day slavery. Alan Lomax, who became obsessed with the preservation of prison songs traveled prisons across the United States. The blues to the prisoners was a form of expression for the sun up to sun down labor they faced everyday. Alan Lomax Discovered Huddy Ledbelly who became the poster boy for black men. This was because he was a convicted murderer and gave black men a dangerous image. Ledbellys audience was not black people, but the educated middle class white America that was fascinated with his bad reputation.
Popular Blues Artists
Ida Cox, Huddy Ledbelly, B.B. King, Bessie Smith, Perry Bradford, Countbasie, Muddy Water, and John Lee Hooker.
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Welcome to the start of the 2019 academic school year, and a warm welcome to Year 9 parents joining the St Patrick's College community. The year has started positively with 140 Year 9 students and a total roll of about 790. Athletics Day on Thursday was well organised and enjoyed by both students and staff. The next planned Athletics Day for athletes only is on Tuesday 5 February at Newtown Park.
SPC COLLEGE BUCKET HATS: In this warm weather it is recommended that the boys purchase a College blue bucket hat to wear at interval and lunch time. NZ Uniforms has a good supply of bucket hats for sale at a cost of $16.
There are many pleasing results. We congratulated 25 Year 12 students who gained NCEA Level Two with Excellence in our opening assembly. We are disappointed in our University Entrance data. Students really do need to put in a full year of hard work in order to gain University Entrance.
REMINDER: School is closed on Wednesday 6 February for Waitangi Day.
Monday 4 February – Year 9 Parents 'Meet the Teachers' evening is at 5.30pm in the College Hall. You are welcome to bring your son. This is an important meeting for Year 9 parents who will be introduced to their son's Tutor Teacher and House Leader. The Parents' Association are meeting in the College staffroom at 7.30pm and new members are most welcome.
Tuesday 5 February – Athletics Day at Newtown Park for athletes only.
Wednesday 6 February – the College is closed for the Waitangi Day public holiday.
Thursday 7 February – the Second Hand Uniform Shop will be open at lunchtime. Years 10-13 Parents NCEA Information Evening at 5.30pm in the College staffroom. All Year 10-13 parents welcome.
Friday 8 February – Academic Mass in the hall at 9.30am followed by Tutor Group and ID photos. Formal uniform must be worn. Parents are very welcome.
BULLYING: Mr Peter Wadsworth is speaking to all our Year 9's about "bullying". We want all our boys to be safe and happy. If you have any concerns about your son's wellbeing please contact us.
PARKING OUTSIDE COLLEGE: Parking around our College is always difficult. It is especially difficult while the new cycleway is being constructed. Please do not try to park outside the College or come into the school grounds. The best parking behind the Kilbirnie Pool or at the Evans Bay Marina.
A full newsletter will be given to your son to bring home on 15 February and will also be available on the College website and College App.


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Should Steve Jobs Go to Jail?, Windows Vista Almost Ready, Inexpensive Personal HD Video
By Rob Enderle
April 30, 2007 4:00 AM PT
Last week, a couple of big events took place. Right after the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) let Apple off the hook for stock option problems, several ex-Apple employees ratted out Steve Jobs.
In addition, while much of the news surrounding Windows Vista has been anything but good, the product came through — along with Office 2007 — allowing Microsoft to blow the roof off its financial numbers, surprising pretty much everyone. That suggests that Vista is ready for you — but when should you buy?
Finally, this installment of gifts for dads and grads focuses on creating HD videos on the cheap and includes a couple of products that I'm using that seem to work well.
Guilty or Not: Should Steve Jobs Go to Jail?
Apple has been doing an amazing job protecting its CEO, but with its ex-CFOpointing the finger solidly at Steve Jobs and the ex-general counsel expected to do the same, the base of information now seems to support civil — and probably even criminal — action against him.
So, assuming the various folks are mostly telling the truth — which Jobs' defense team would likely challenge — Steve Jobs publicly took US$1 a year as salary, but he was receiving millions for hisprivate jet and big blocks of options. At Jobs' direction — and after receiving advice from the CFO that he not do this — he caused falsified documents to be drawn up, which allowed him to get options that were then not properly reported.
The stock price of Apple fell below the strike price for the options, and they were canceled and replaced by options which, because the stock price continued to fall, were also underwater — and eventuallythey were replaced by stock worth nearly $100 million. The only things in contention are who ordered the falsified documents to be created and whether Jobs knew about it.
Now, I'm making this look a lot more simple than it actually is, but let's add to this the fact that many, if not most, people currently believe Applecouldn't survive without Jobs (I would probably include Apple's board with this group), and that with Al Goreon the board, any action against Apple by a Republican executive branch could be positioned as dirty politics and made part of what will likely be an incredibly nasty presidential election.
Now, while the damages to stockholders could be in the tens of millions of dollars, pulling Jobs out of the company could result in lost income in the billions. Finally, Steve Jobs is alreadyplaying this out in the media and has already apparently hiredMark Pomerantz, a top criminal attorney (he represented Frank Quattrone successfully), to represent him. That increases the odds that he will either get off on a technicality or receive what amounts to a hand slap.
This makes for a rather ugly decision for the federal attorney who has to prosecute the case. If I were in that position, I wouldn't do anything until after the trial of Apple's ex-chief counsel is over. Then, I would either hope that enough information came out of that trial to make the decision easier, or hope to be reassigned before Jobs would have to be charged. The delay might also get me past the elections; handling this outside of an election year would seem vastly easier.
This issue does not reflect on Apple products or whether you should buy from the company, but it is interesting to watch. What do you think the federal attorney should do? What would you do? How we answer that question probably says a lot about our ethics, and how well we balance risks and rewards.
Vista's Looking Better All the Time
Vista was kind of a disappointment when it launched. Much of the news since then has covered aspects of the system that weren't working properly, as well as application and driver issues. Gamers were particularly upset; they were promised a great experience and didn't get it.
Still, as I suggested, the first 60 to 90 days are when problems like this are sorted out, and we are now exiting that window. Coverage is starting tobecome more positive, and an increasing number of gamers appear to like the product now.
This was reflected in Microsoft'slatest financial results, which blew away quarterly estimates to surprise the stock market with unexpected strength. (Yes, Apple was even stronger in this regard.) Office 2007 and Vista are now not only selling well, but also, apparently, making a hit with users.
While this is great news for the company, the question is should you buy Vista now yourself?
Vista is best on new hardware and, having installed it myself now over 10 times, I would recommend that as the path you should take. In addition, the hardware that Vista seems to like the best is hardware that supportsDirectX 10 and a huge flash buffer like Intel's Robson or an embedded ReadyBoost.
While there was a lot of hope that hybrid drives — combining flash and traditional magnetic media — would make a big difference, the truth is they didn't. They apparently only improve initial boot and, with Vista, you typically don't reboot — only suspend. Dell is the first tier-one vendor to bring out anotebook flash drive, suggesting there is more of this coming. Capacity will go up and price down for this drive over the next few months.
I've now seen the back-to-school lines from most of the vendors, and they are a huge step forward from the hardware we have today in terms of performance, appearance and price.
In addition, the entire line of ATI DirectX 10 products will be on the market shortly. For notebooks, those with Robson or built-in ReadyBoost drives are also expected in the back-to-school timeframe.
In June, you'll get a look at Leopard, and some of you may prefer to hold off and buy it when it becomes available in October.
August will therefore be the best time for you to make your purchase decision, because you'll not only get the best choices, but also — thanks to back-to-school sales — most likely get the best values.
If you want to go early, some of the Vista-designed desktops have already started to show up. TheeMachines line from Gateway was just refreshed and provides a lot for a little, and HP just refreshed itsconsumer desktops as well. There are a number of design improvements, but laptops are still coming. There will be some stunning choices come August — and most of you will probably want laptops.
Dads and Grads Gift Ideas: Inexpensive Personal HD Video
A few months ago, getting into high-definition video with a good set of tools and a camera would set you back well over $4K. Now, you can get started for much less than that with tools that are professional grade but affordable.
Memories for dads or grads are precious, and given we are moving to HD and memories might have to last generations, it just makes sense to get a little ahead of the curve.
Camera: It took me a while to research this, but I finally landed on theSanyo VPC-HD2. It is a 7.1 megapixel (720P) HD camera with excellent low-light capability and a 10x optical zoom. It records on SD flash — max is 8 GB now but will go up to 16 GB later this year and 32 GB the following year. It's easy to use, and it is small enough to fit in a coat pocket or in a belt pouch. It even has a built-in light. I was able to find it for around $500, but with the SD card and accessories, it came to a total closer to $650.
For editing, Corel's Ulead division just releasedVideoStudio 11. This is a stunning product that comes in two forms. You want the "Plus" version to do high-definition video. You get a series of choices. A two-step process will turn your recorded video into a professional-looking high-resolution DVD. If you want to do more, there is an option to go into more-detailed layout and thematic creation.
If you really want to go into a semi-pro editor, then you can take make the result massively more creative and unique. Output ranges from playable HD disks and hard drive files down to phones and iPods — even Zune is supported. This is one of the first products in this class to be designed for Windows Vista.
For watching videos, you can use your phone, iPod or laptop. However, you'll find the screen limiting for the first two, and lugging your laptop everyplace can be a pain. Plus, if you use any of these to watch videos, you'll burn through the batteries quickly.
I like theArchos 604. It plays DVD quality, has a nice big screen, and you can find it for under $300 online now.
Rob Enderle is a TechNewsWorld columnist and the principal analyst for the Enderle Group, a consultancy that focuses on personal technology products and trends.
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jimstead says:
The options were successfully used to pay the people who made Apple a success and produced AM azing returns on investments to shareholders. There were zero losses to shareholders.
jrs54 says:
Regarding Jobs, I'd trust the SEC and their findings to a much a higher degree than Mr Enderle's speculations and conjecture. Wonder if he still thinks Apple should exit the hardware business, in light of the last quarter..
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This entry was posted in quotes and tagged art, artist, blank canvas, creativity, impossible, inspiration, Shel Silverstein on December 5, 2014 by Anna Cull.
I LOVE this quote, thanks Anna!
It will be great, it will look fine' it will be something, maybe sublime.
How could it not be, how else can it develop.
It is already started, though it still looks blank.
and take the money to the bank.
May be someone will give you a "blank" check for it. That would be fine.
I always like the potential of the first stroke across white.
Ha ha, that's wonderful, John! …and I wouldn't say no to a blank check.
something new exists because you were willing to try.


Are England and British the same?
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Are English and British the same thing?
NO, NO, NO - Britain is an island that is made up of England, Scotland and Wales which are all individual countries in their own right. People that are from those counties can class themselves as British. The United Kingdom is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Are Romance and Italian the same language?
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Where was the war between the British Empire against the Italians held?
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Are English and British the same?
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Can a British citizen have two British passports at the same time?
Is UK the same as British Empire?
Are the French and British the same people?
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Do poor Italians eat the same foods as rich Italians?
Id say their diet is different. As the rich ones would buy more expensive cuts of meat & more expensive types of fish, plus buy expensive luxurious desserts and eat out much more.
Is 'Italian' in English the same as 'Sicilian' in English?
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English men are British men. Scottish, Welsh and (many) Northern Irish men are also British men.
Do Italian and Welsh come from the same language?
No. Italian is a Romance language derived from Latin; Welsh is a Celtic language (they are both Indoeuropean languages). Welsh has some words borrowed from Latin.
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It depends on what you are referring to in saying the same. If you are referring to language, then no they are not the same. If you are referring to the two as European countries then yes. etc.
Who was the British architect who brought Italian architecture to Britain?
Do poor Italians eat the same thing as rich Italians?
What is 'British' in Italian?
Britannico is an Italian equivalent of 'British'. It's a masculine adjective that's pronounced 'bree-TAH-nee-koh'. The feminine form is 'britannica', which is pronounced 'bree-TAH-nee-kah'.
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Siamo dalla stessa famiglia? is an Italian equivalent of theEnglish phrase "Are we from the same family?" The pronunciationwill be "SYA-mo DAL-la STES-sa fa-MEE-lya" in Italian.
Are names in Italian said the same as they are in English?
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Are the British and England the same?
Were the british and the English the same people?
Is their a language that is the same as Italian?
No, because it would then be Italian. But Sicilian is considered a distinct language close to standard Italian. Neapolitan is intermediate between them.
What is the Italian translation of 'the same'?
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Were the pirates in british somaliland or Italian Somalia?
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Is Italian same race as latin?
Latin is not a race; it is a language. Italian people are ethnically related to the Romans who spoke Latin, as are the Spaniards and the French.
Does American and British language the same?
American English and British English share about 95-98% lexical similarity, making them the same language (much to the disappointment of some British people).
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Italian refers to anything from Italy. Italy is one of manycountries in Europe. So European refers to a much wider range ofthings. Therefore Italian and European are not the same thing.
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Q: How to get column names from fields I have searched the web and looked in the source code of the postgresql-simple package.
The results of a query (or query_) are of type class [QueryResults]. It is easy to get the contents of the fields, but can anyone show some example code for getting the column/field names? The Field class from PostgreSQL.Simple.FromField has a name attribute returning a ByteString with the column name. But I am simply unable to get from this simple example listing the contents:
  conn <- connect con
  xs <- query_ conn "select pk,tfrom from feedback"
  forM_ xs $ \(field1,field2) ->
    putStrLn $ T.unpack field2 ++ " has key " ++ show (field1 :: Int)

to something that also lists the name of the columns (i.e. pk and tfrom).
Getting the field/column names is very useful when doing select * from a (say, human-readable diagnostics, statistics) stored procedure (or table) so we can easily print the results without changing the code when the table or stored procedure changes.
Edited after answer was provided:
Here is the working code with the first suggestion (B8 is ByteString):
  putStrLn $ " is names " ++ (B8.toString (fromJust (name field2))) ++ " " ++ (B8.toString (fromJust (name field1)))

Now, there still remains the problem of getting both the data and field names when using the first suggestion as the code will fix the contents to type Field - which does not contain the data itself, just metadata. The second suggestion fixes that, now the working code looks like this:
  forM_ xs $ \((data1,field1),(data2,field2)) ->
    putStrLn $ " " ++ (B8.toString (fromJust (F.name field1))) ++ " " ++ (B8.toString (fromJust (F.name field2))) ++ " " ++ (T.unpack data2) ++ " " ++ (show (data1 :: Int))

I hope this proves useful for someone else as well.

A: Not a proper answer I'm afraid, but too long for a comment.
If you look at the library's source, you'll see the following function in Simple/Internal.hs
name Field{..} = unsafePerformIO (PQ.fname result column)

The PQ is a reference to libpq (the standard PostgreSQL client library) and fname gets you a fieldname given a resultset and column index. So, clearly it's available.
Now, I don't think this function is exported, and I don't know if there's a way around that since I'm a Haskell newbie. Clearly you could patch the source easily enough.
However, I don't think you'll be able to have a dynamic resultset even with the fieldname available without casting all the query column-types to text (or something similar). Otherwise postgresql-simple will return them as Int or Date or some such.

A: I don't have a Postgres instance around to check this at the moment, but you could try introducing instance FromField Field where fromField f = return . const f and then use name to get the name of your fields out. You might even more generally want
instance FromField a => FromField (a, Field) where
  fromField f bs = (,f) <$> fromField f bs

Unless I'm pretty mistaken on how this library works, I'm pretty surprised those instances aren't in there.


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For the gambling enthusiasts, here are my picks for Week 8 of the NFL. For reference, team logos indicate who I think will win the game, not cover the spread. At the end of the selections, I will point out some of the teams that I like based on the points difference – With all the lines coming via Sidelines.io.
Packers at Cardinals (-6.5): As mentioned in This week's NFC hierarchyDavante Adams dominates the Packers target share this season.
stat Davant Adams nearest player Nearest WR
Objectives 73 Aaron Jones (28) Allen Lazard (21)
catch 52 Aaron Jones (26) Allen Lazard (15)
yards 744 Aaron Jones (186) Allen Lazard (184)
20+ yard reception 13 Robert Tonian / Randall Cope (3) Randall Cope (3)
First defeats 35 Aaron Jones (13) Allen Lazard / Randall Cope (10)
Adams contracted COVID and won't be playing this game, which is kind of a big deal.
Eagles (-3.5) in blackThe Lions have lost some heartbreaking matches this season.
• In Week 3, they were cheated in the win over the Ravens, when an apparent delay to a penalty kick in Baltimore was not called, opening the door for a 66-yard field goal attempt, made by Justin Tucker.
• In the fifth week, they scored a late TD goal, and by one point decided to go for two and win, which they converted, only to watch the Vikings drive 46 yards in 30 seconds to attempt a 54-yard field goal, made by Greg Joseph.
• In Week 7, the Rams held a six-point lead with about five minutes to play, and the Lions were in a position to go up by one point using TD+PAT. They had 1 and 10 from the 12-yard Rams streak, but Jalen Ramsey INT ended that threat.
Yes, the Lions are a bad soccer team. So do eagles. But the Lions at least seem to be making the most of every week, while there have been some glimpses of Eagles players – notably Fletcher Cox – starting to come out. I'll take the stumbling bad team over the idle bad team.
Dolphins in Bells (-13.5): With the Dolphins losing and the Lions winning, Dolphins' first-round pick – owned by the Eagles, of course – will likely move to the top overall.
Titans in ponies (-1.5): In Week 3, the Titans lost the Duran Battle 0-3 to the Colts, but the Titans comfortably won anyway. Both teams head into this rivalry for winning streaks. The Colts beat a very bad Texas team, then beat 49 players in the monsoon season. Meanwhile, the Titans scored major victories over both AFC 2020 co-hosts at the Bills and Chiefs. The 27-3 stomp for the Chiefs was particularly impressive.
When the Titans get hot they tend to put big numbers on the scoreboard, so I'll ride them until they cool off.
Cheetahs in Hawks (-3): This less likely version of Christian McCaffrey of the Panthers is the NFL bottom five. It looks like Sam Darnold is just a bad quarterback player, not just a producer of a bad Jets series. I guess the Panthers thought they could get a lot more out of Darnold than he showed in his first three years in NJ, because they thought they had a better team/organization/culture/whatever? If so, they deserve the miserable season standing in front of them for this unearned hype.
49ers (-4) in the Bears: The Bears (rightfully) took the momentum and started starting Justin Fields on Andy Dalton, while the 49ers still stuck to bad Jimmy Garoppolo now on Tre Lance.
Neither team is enjoying a good quarterback, and Fields certainly took his block so far in the junior season.
Yes, the Bears have had ugly losses, but why exactly are we pretending this 49ers are doing well? On what basis should they be favorites with four points down the road the way they have played their attack during their last three matches?
Steelers at Browns (-3.5): Baker Mayfield should return to Brown, although frankly, I don't know how much of a promotion it will be on Keenum's case if his left shoulder is still bothering him. If I knew better how badly Mayfield was hurt and how uncomfortable he was during this game, I might be more willing to put 3.5 points on the flawed Steelers, but it's easier to pass.
Bengals (-10.5) in Jets: With Mike White starting the quarterback for the Jets, he loved the Bengals as he chose the Survivors Gathering this week. Also, if you look ahead at the Bengals table, their next five opponents are against the Browns, Raiders, Steelers, Chargers and 49ers, and I wouldn't trust them as survivors picking any of those teams.
I have two problems:
This Jets game is sandwiched between confrontations against Ravens and Browns, two big division level matches for a rookie team, so this Jets match is a case of a classic trap game.
The Bengals will play three games their way out of three in a row, which is a huge disadvantage.
But, I mean… Mike White.
Rams (-14.5) in Texas: the following.
Battery * ts in chargers (-5): The Charger was defeated against the Ravens Week 6. This happens. I'm comfortable enough with the rest of their business this season – victories over the Chiefs, Raiders and Browns, for example – that we can reasonably guess that this was a one-game aberration, and they'd have it right away after their goodbyes.
I guess this streak is only 5 because the Chargers' latest game was a blast loss, and Patri*ts' last game was a 54-13 win over the Jets? This seems like an overreaction to modernity's bias. The Chargers are a very good soccer team, Patri*ts are not.
Jaguar VC-Hawks (-3): Yes, Genu Smith is the quarterback for the Seahawks, but they still have better players across the board than the Jaguars.
Broncos football team (-3): The Broncos went out of the gate by scoring 3-0 against the Giants, Jaguar and Jets. They have lost four games in a row against real teams. The Broncos (-3) may look like a bargain on a neglected Washington team, but Denver could be just as bad. I will not touch her.
Pirates (-5.5) in SaintsThe Saints are one of the most perverted teams in the NFL, which should come as no surprise with James Winston in the quarterback. Meanwhile, Tampa is set up to be one of the most consistent teams in the NFL. Easy connection here, obviously.
Cowboys (-1.5) in Vikings: Both teams would come for weeks of farewell, and the week off was perfect timing for the Cowboys, as Dak Prescott was unable to go into week seven if Dallas had a game, as he continues to recover from the calf strain he suffered in the final against Battery Week 6.
I think there some He wondered if Duck would be in Week 8 against the Vikings, which I suppose is why that streak is only Cowboys (-1.5). I'd bet Duck to play, because if you look around the rest of the NFC, the Cowboys are going to want to keep up with teams like the Cardinals, Rams, Packers, and Buccaneers for the purposes of seeding slots. If Duck is the cut-off, he'll play, and if he's already playing, the Cowboys (-1.5) is a bargain.
Giants in Heads (-9.5): At 1-2, The Chiefs desperately needed a win against the Eagles, and it was very easy to take care of the business. At the age of 2-3, they were in dire need of a win over the football team, and they once again got the job done with ease. At 3-4, KC is once again in desperate need of a win, and sure enough, another NFC East opponent awaits them.
Farewell: Raiders, crows.
Survivor's Choice
Week 1: Rams ✔
Week Two: Pirates ✔
Week 3: Bronco ✔
Week 4: Billing ✔
Fifth week: BATTERY *TS ✔
Sixth week: dowries ✔
Week Seven: Cardinals ✔
Week 8: Bengals
• Choices against the difference: Lions (+3.5), Titans (+1.5), Bears (+4), Seahawks (-3), Cowboys (-1.5).
• Eagles Choices: 5-2
• 2021 season, live: 69-38 (0.645)
• 2021 season, ATS: 17-19-1 (0.473)
• Season 2020, live: 169-81-1 (0.675)
• Season 2020, ATS: 45-37-3 (0.547)
• 2019 season, live: 160-107-1 (0.601)
• 2018 season, live: 173-94-2 (0.647)
• 2018, ATS: 41-36-2 (0.532)
• 2017, season, live: 181-86 (0.678)
• 2017, season, ATS: 36-32-2 (0.529)
• 2016 season, ATS: 41-34 (0.547)
• 2015 season, live: 163-93 (0.637)
• Last 7 years, ATS: 268-223-13 (0.545)
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