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Die kasachische Fußballnationalmannschaft () ist die Fußball-Auswahlmannschaft des zentralasiatischen Staates Kasachstan. Der Fußballverband ist die Qasaqstannyng Futbol Federazijassy. Kasachstan war 1992 bis 2002 Mitglied des AFC, wechselte danach in die UEFA. Das Team belegt derzeit den Rang 125 der FIFA-Weltrangliste (Stand: 31. März 2022).

Geschichte
Die Mannschaft bestritt 1992 ihr erstes offizielles Länderspiel gegen Turkmenistan, vorher gehörte das Land zur Sowjetunion. Das erste offizielle FIFA-Länderspiel spielte Kasachstan am 14. Juni 1996 im Rahmen der Qualifikation für Fußball-Asienmeisterschaft 1996 gegen Katar und gewann 1:0. Jedoch konnte sich Kasachstan noch nie für die Endrunde einer WM oder EM bzw. Asienmeisterschaft qualifizieren. Bei der Fußball-Westasienmeisterschaft 2000 nahm Kasachstan als Gastmannschaft teil.

Teilnahmen an Fußball-Weltmeisterschaften
 1930 bis 1990 – Nicht teilgenommen, war Teil der Fußballnationalmannschaft der UdSSR.
 1994 bis 2022 – nicht qualifiziert

Teilnahmen an Fußball-Europameisterschaften
 1960 bis 1992 – Nicht teilgenommen, war Teil der Fußballnationalmannschaft der UdSSR.
 1996 – Nicht teilgenommen, war kein UEFA-Mitglied
 2000 bis 2004 – Nicht teilgenommen, war möglicher Kandidat als UEFA-Mitglied
 2008 bis 2021 – Nicht qualifiziert

UEFA Nations League
 2018/19: Liga D, 2. Platz mit 1 Sieg, 3 Remis und 2 Niederlagen
 2020/21: Liga C, 4. Platz mit 1 Sieg, 1 Remis und 4 Niederlagen, in Liga C durch einen Sieg im Elfmeterschießen gegen Moldau geblieben
 2022/23: Liga C, 1. Platz mit 4 Siegen, 1 Remis und 1 Niederlage
 2024/25: Liga B

Teilnahme an Fußball-Asienmeisterschaften
 1956 bis 1992 – Nicht teilgenommen, war Teil der Fußballnationalmannschaft der UdSSR.
 1996 bis 2000 – Nicht qualifiziert
 2004 – Nicht teilgenommen, war kein AFC-Mitglied mehr

Teilnahme an der Fußball-Westasienmeisterschaft
 2000 – Vorrunde (als Gastmannschaft)

Spieler

Rekordspieler
(Stand: 19. November 2022)

Quelle:

Kader der kasachischen Fußballnationalmannschaft

Deutsche Spieler
Die kasachische Nationalmannschaft bemühte sich von Beginn an um deutsche Spieler, die kasachische Wurzeln hatten. Es wurde bei deutschen Vereinen nach Russlanddeutschen oder ihren Nachkommen gesucht, die in der Zeit der Sowjetunion nach Kasachstan deportiert wurden. Bisher sind es sechs Deutsche, die für Kasachstan aufgelaufen sind.

Trainer
  Baqtijar Baissejitow (1992–1993)
  Bauyrschan Baimuchamedow (1994)
  Serik Berdalin (1995–1997)
  Sergei Gorochowodazki (1998)
  Wait Talghajew (2000)
  Wladimir Fomitschow (2000)
  Wachid Massudow (2001–2002)
  Leonid Pachomow (2002–2004)
  Sergej Timofejew (2004–2005)
  Arno Pijpers (2005–2008)
  Bernd Storck (2008–2010)
  Miroslav Beránek (2011–2013)
  Juri Krasnoschan (2014–2015)
  Talghat Baissufinow (2016–2017)
  Alexander Borodjuk (2017–2018)
  Stanimir Stoilow (2018–2019)
  Michal Bílek (2019–2020)
  Talghat Baissufinow (2021)
  Andrei Karpowitsch (2022)
  Magomed Adiev (seit 2022)

Länderspiele gegen deutschsprachige Mannschaften

Bisher hat die Mannschaft noch keine Spiele gegen Liechtenstein, Luxemburg und die Schweiz bestritten. In der Qualifikation für die EM 2012 kam es zu den ersten Spielen gegen Deutschland und gegen Österreich.

Spiele gegen Deutschland
(Ergebnisse aus kasachischer Sicht)

Spiele gegen Österreich
(Ergebnisse aus kasachischer Sicht)

Siehe auch
 Kasachische Fußballnationalmannschaft (U-20-Männer)

Weblinks

 Offizielle Website des kasachischen Fußballverbandes (englisch)
 Der kasachische Fußballverband auf der FIFA-Website
 Alle Länderspiele Kasachstans auf der Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation-Website

Einzelnachweise

Fußballnationalmannschaft (UEFA)

Fussball


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Roll 3/4 inch balls of dough between your hands and roll them in the granulated sugar. You should have about 24-27 balls.
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University of South Florida officiates esports program
Cody Luongo 02 June 2020
The University of South Florida (USF) has launched its esports program across the university's three campuses to allow students to connect and compete.
After operating in an unofficial capacity throughout the last year, the esports program has now been formalised under the Recreation and Wellness department at USF. As an official recreational program at the university, it will be eligible for resources and funding opportunities through the Student Government.
Credit: University of South Florida
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Bart Stucker, Coordinator of Recreation and Wellness Programs at USF's Sarasota-Manatee campus, commented on the development in a release: "Esports is an opportunity for us to bridge and build a community of not only competitive gamers and casual gamers, but people who are just generally interested in video games."
The esports program was planned to align with the university's consolidation, which was slated for July 1st. The nature of which will bond the student force and administrators of all three campuses, "creating one large, cohesive team."
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Just last month, USF had collaborated with Florida State University, University of Central Florida, and University of Florida to host the 'Battle for Florida,' a FIFA 20 tournament. The university says it will continue to work with other collegiate esports programs to develop and host tournaments in the future.
USF's esports program will debut its new webpage later this month, serving as a centralised resource for all aspects of the program. This is said to include "year-round intramural schedules, student leadership opportunities, information regarding USF's competitive teams, and details on how to get involved."
Esports Insider says: It's great to see scholastic esports grow, and especially with the likes of top-accredited American universities like the University of South Florida. The esports program has gone from inception to official in just around a year, so we do anticipate USF to grow this sector even faster under its consolidation.
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Q: How to allow access to memory in a kernel module? Suppose I have a memory-mapped peripheral which can be read from or written to at some address, say 0x43C00000. I want to be able to read from that same memory location in my Linux OS in order to communicate with that peripheral. Since the address in question would be a physical address, I should be able to write a kernel module that can read from that address location.
In the kernel, if I have something like
#define BASE_ADDR   0x43C00000
#define OFFSET      4

    int     * mem_addr;

    mem_addr = BASEADDR + OFFSET;

That, I think, should give me the pointer to the second writing block of the peripheral, at 0x43C00004. Printing
    printk(KERN_INFO "%p\n", mem_addr)

seems to tell me this is right.
Now if I try to do something like
    printk(KERN_INFO "%d\n", *mem_addr);

I would have thought that that should therefore read the data that is being written to memory by my peripheral, accomplishing what I was trying to do. But if I try putting a statement like this into a module, Linux kills it. Looking at my /var/log/messages I see this:
Oops: 0000 [#1] SMP
Modules linked in; TEST_MOD(0+) ...

followed by a bunch of information about register states. So I'm apparently not allowed to just read memory like that. Is there some way to grant access to a kernel module to read memory?

A: You need to set up a kernel virtual address mapping for the location e.g.

mem_addr = ioremap_nocache(BASEADDR + OFFSET, SIZE);

(you appear to have asked the same question twice - see enter link description here).

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Movies & TV Mar 28, 2019
The 29 Best Movies & TV Shows To Watch in Portland: March 29-April 11
by Mercury Things to Do Staff
The Brink Magnolia Pictures
★ 2001: A Space Odyssey
The Hollywood Theatre regularly sells out its 70mm screenings—especially when those 70mm screenings are of Stanley Kubrick's brain-twisting, eye-widening 2001: A Space Odyssey. By raising over $25,000 and working with Warner Bros., the Hollywood recently bought their very own, brand-new print of the 1968 science-fiction classic—and now that it's arrived, they're showing it off in all its pristine glory. So go! This might be the greatest movie ever made? Yeah, pretty sure it's the greatest movie ever made. (Fri April 5-Sat April 6, Hollywood Theatre) ERIK HENRIKSEN
Let me summarize The Aftermath for you as briefly I can: Keira. Knightley. There. In two simple words, you already have all the background info you need. You have immediately intuited that The Aftermath is a period drama, in which succulent costumes and lavish sets do most of the visual work. You also have instantly sensed that The Aftermath is a stiff yet gooey story about repressed emotions, in which lip-quivering restraint is the characters' default emotional setting. And you also know—instinctively, somehow—that The Aftermath not particularly good. (Opens Fri March 29, various theaters) NED LANNAMANN
Some of history's best horror movies have their scares sanded off by nothing more than the passage of time. There's any number of sensible reasons for it—the coarsening of society, the onslaught of less-skilled imitators leaving trash in their wake, etc. But Takeshi Miike's Audition turns 20 this year and if you attend tonight's anniversary screening, there's a 99 percent chance that this is going to be the most flat-out fucked up thing you watch in 2019. (Sat March 30, Hollywood Theatre) BOBBY ROBERTS
The Beach Bum
Harmony Korine's spiritual sequel to Spring Breakers stars Matthew McConaughey, in X-Treme McConaughey mode, as "Moondog," the titular beach bum who fucks around the Florida Keys with his buddies Snoop Dogg, who plays "Lingerie," Martin Lawrence, who plays "Captain Wack," and Jimmy Buffett, who plays "Jimmy Buffett." The Beach Bum is simultaneously gorgeous and garish—all radioactive sunsets, fluorescent clothes, and light shimmering along waves and guns and bongs—and big chunks of the movie are basically music videos. I'm pretty sure you've already decided if you are going to see it, and if also if you are going to love it. (Now playing, various theaters) ERIK HENRIKSEN
The Best of Enemies is based on events that took place during the summer of 1971 in Durham, North Carolina. (The film's marketing copy describes it as "the racially charged summer of 1971," like it was the only one—nothing racially charged around here anymore!) Durham held a 10-day community forum on school integration, co-chaired by opposing town leaders: Black community organizer Ann Atwater (played here by Taraji P. Henson), and president of the local chapter for the Ku Klux Klan, C.P. Ellis (Sam Rockwell). But even to say these people are just "opposing"—that doesn't work. You can't "Let's hear them out!" or "There were very fine people on both sides!" with white supremacy, yet that's exactly what The Best of Enemies attempts. (Opens Fri April 5, various theaters) ELINOR JONES
★ Birds of Passage
Whatever you're expecting from a drug epic set in Colombia in the 1960s and '70s, Birds of Passage isn't it. It's a staggering, extraordinary movie, told in a cinematic language that has one foot in the familiar and the other in something bold and new. (Now playing, Living Room Theaters) NED LANNAMANN
Hey, remember Steve Bannon? What a piece of shit! Alison Klayman's fly-on-the-wall doc The Brink follows Bannon from 2017 to 2018, after Donald Trump, who lost the popular election by 2,864,974 votes, renamed him "Sloppy Steve" and booted him from the White House. Undeterred (and insisting he didn't even like working in the White House anyway), Bannon embarks on a worldwide tour to, as he explains to Brexit bullshitter Nigel Farage, "knit together this populist/nationalist movement throughout the world." "It's a global revolt," Bannon proclaims. "We're on the right side of history." That "right side of history" involves backing alleged pedophile Roy Moore; advising white-nationalist plutocrats; reflecting on Torchbearer, the "God is real" documentary he made with Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson (they shot at Auschwitz!); chugging Red Bull; and holding court in conference rooms crammed with rich, cheering, sycophantic racists. Bannon does his usual weird, gross schtick—dog whistles! conspiracy theories! wearing multiple button-up shirts at the same time!—but the most interesting things in The Brink are his unexpected gregariousness and his even-more-unexpected self-consciousness: He tries, and fails, to laugh off what people say about his face. Even as he admits they hurt his brand, he loves kombucha and gilded hotel suites. Beneath Bannon's cruel, backwards, bigoted bluster, Klayman finds glimpses of a guy who who knows he's hated but just can't stop being intensely hateable: "I came off okay? I didn't come off as an asshole?" Bannon worries after a Good Morning Britain taping—a taping in which he did, in fact, come off as an asshole. (Opens Fri April 5, Hollywood Theatre) ERIK HENRIKSEN
★ Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
HAIL SATAN! It's the highly anticipated return of my fave show of 2018, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina on Netflix! This creepy, funny, and dark version of Sabrina the Teenage Witch from series creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa features a stellar cast (headlined by Kiernan Shipka) and a whip-smart script that parodies modern-day Christianity to a hilarious degree. And in part two of the series, now that Sabrina is fully imbued with her powers, you can expect lots more teenage ennui, romantic interludes, and (hopefully) a knock-down, drag-out battle against Satan himself. Get yer popcorn poppin' and don't miss a diabolical second of it! Full review forthcoming at portlandmercury.com. (Streams Fri April 5, Netflix) WM. STEVEN HUMPHREY
In conjunction with Artist Repertory Theatre's production of Wolf Play and the Hollywood Theatre's ongoing Feminist March series, Neil Jordan's 1984 horror-fantasy-romance gets a rare 35mm screening. (Fri March 29, Hollywood Theatre)
See review. (Opens Fri March 29, various theaters)
Whether you like their music or not, it's inarguable the Beatles are legitimate historical figures of considerable weight and heft. A Hard Day's Night, taken as a film divorced from all that history, doesn't seem like a great insight into why that happened—it's a silly cinematic confection from director Richard Lester, who never met a sight gag he couldn't wedge into the frame, or passed up any opportunity to slapstick the shit out of a motion picture. But the mere fact A Hard Day's Night even exists—the casual audacity needed to not only attempt this goofy movie, but to then pull it off so charmingly like it was nothing? That sort of miracle-working was just what the Beatles did in the '60s. Every year meant another album (sometimes two!), every album another evolutionary leap in pop songwriting, a goddamned movie... it's no wonder they became legends. (Mon April 8, Hollywood Theatre BOBBY ROBERTS
In November 2008, members of the radical terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba laid siege on Mumbai, India, and killed 174 people. Many of those deaths happened inside the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, an immense luxury hotel where guests and staff were trapped for days. Hotel Mumbai dramatizes these events from the point of view of those stuck inside. In other words, it's a fairly traumatic thing to sit through—a story of prolonged, extreme, senseless, and very real violence. The movie fulfills its duty by honoring the memories of those who were killed, and it's well-made and acted (performers include Armie Hammer, Dev Patel, and Counterpart's Nazanin Boniadi). And western audiences ignorant of this horrific event could maybe stand to be educated about it. Just know what you're getting into. (Now playing, various theaters) NED LANNAMANN
The Invisibles
Claus Räfle's 2017 film tells the true story of four young Jews carefully hiding their identities while continuing to live in Berlin through the entirety of World War II. (Opens Fri March 29, Cinema 21)
Japanese Currents
See "The Northwest Film Center's Japanese Currents Series: Some Great Anime, A Lonely Indie, and One Very Long Doc." (Fri April 5-Sun April 14, NW Film Center's Whitsell Auditorium)
Kansas City Bomber
During the height of roller derby in the '70s, there were piles of cheesy films documenting the craze. Most were B-grade fare, banking on cat fights, skimpy roller-girl outfits, and daring spills on the racetrack. Kansas City Bomber honors that derby-film tradition by showcasing torrid affairs and bitter rivalries, but steps it up a bit dramatically. Raquel Welch's acting isn't nearly as awful as most derby flicks (even a teeny Jodie Foster makes an appearance as Welch's daughter), and—most importantly—it's set in Portland! In fact, this movie is why the Kenton Club has their well-earned "world famous" title. (Mon April 1, Hollywood Theatre) AMY J. RUIZ
Multnomah County Library, their PRISM resource group, and the Hollywood Theatre celebrate 2019's Transgender Day of Visibility with a screening of Sara Jordenö's 2016 documentary Kiki, focused on seven teens trying to carve out a safe and vibrant space in New York City to vogue as fiercely as they want. (Thurs April 4, Hollywood Theatre)
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Like almost all of Terry Gilliam's films, the story of how making this movie almost crushed him is arguably as important as the film's actual story. But The Man Who Killed Don Quixote isn't like Gilliam's previous behind-the-scenes tempests—it's all of those tempests, all at the same time. That it somehow survived almost 20 years' worth of bullshit to finally get an (extremely limited) theatrical release is akin to Jodorowsky's Dune seeing completion, or Richard Stanley being allowed to make Island of Dr. Moreau. That's a lot of weight for Adam Driver and Jonathan Pryce to carry, and it while it remains to be seen if they can do it, at least it finally can be seen. (Wed April 10, various theaters)
The Mustang Focus Features
A violent convict in a Nevada prison tames a wild horse—or does the horse tame him? That's about as profound as this intermittently moving fable gets before it's washed away by its own elliptical, vague nature, which at first seems like economical minimalism but is eventually revealed to be the movie's inability to answer its own tough questions. NED LANNAMANN (Opens Fri March 29, Living Room Theaters)
2019's Pet Sematary remake plays like a film whose makers know you want to laugh at it, to giggle, and jump, and enjoy the sort of safe scares you've grown accustomed to after 30 years of rentals and basic-cable rewatches of the original. And eventually, after head-faking towards real drama and pathos, it shrugs, gives up, and gives permission: You may wallow in all this empty unpleasantness now! It invites you to sit with it, only to mischievously pull the chair out from under you and kick the bed across the room. It absolves itself of responsibility to Stephen King's text in a cheap mixture of cliché and blood, and ends shortly thereafter, but not before nodding in self-satisfaction at how lazily it undoes itself just before cutting to black. (Opens Fri April 5, various theaters) BOBBY ROBERTS
POW Film Fest (Portland Oregon Women's Film Festival)
Have you seen Captain Marvel three times in the theater and ache for more movies by, for, and about women and nonbinary people? Me too! Good thing the Portland Oregon Women's Film Festival—better known as POW Film Fest—is back for its 12th year, offering an expansive program featuring the work of non-dude filmmakers. Another awesome thing about the festival is the organization behind it: Throughout the year, POW runs workshops that help teenage girls learn about the filmmaking process. If you or someone you know is a teenage girl, look into it. We need more of all of this. Because while I wholly support watching Captain Marvel as many times as possible, POW offers plenty of other opportunities for women to get things done. See story, this issue. (Through Sun March 31, Clinton Street Theater, Hollywood Theatre, Holocene) ELINOR JONES
★ Queer Horror: The Silence of the Lambs
Time has transformed Jonathan Demme's The Silence of the Lambs. In 1990, it was an award-winning thriller. It quickly became a collection of pop-culture punchlines. Anthony Hopkins' lip-smacking Hannibal Lecter became hammy, not horrifying; Buffalo Bill's menace was memed out of him. But taken on its own terms, Demme's masterpiece benefits from a different sort of cultural metamorphosis. Silence is now more than anything a feminist police procedural, the existential horror no longer confined to its serial killer storyline, but permeating every interaction Jodie Foster's Clarice Starling has with every man she comes in contact with. Of course, this stuff was always in the movie—it just took almost 30 years for audiences to stop giggling at Hannibal's one-liners and catch up to what Demme and Foster were doing. (Thurs April 11, Hollywood Theatre) BOBBY ROBERTS
Shazam! Warner Bros.
You like your nephew! Let's call him Dewie. He's nine years old, absolutely adorable, and as boring as a bar of Ivory soap. Dewie is genial, mostly polite, and doesn't really have any rough edges—except for the occasional comedic burp, which comes off as planned adorableness. And that's pretty much the vibe of Shazam!, which, like Aquaman, is practically begging to be known as "the fun one" in DC's line of grumpy, mostly unenjoyable superhero flicks. And the result? Okay… it's cute. And if you're nine years old, you'll think it's pretty good. (Opens Fri April 5, various theaters) WM. STEVEN HUMPHREY
★ Tank Girl
In 1995, Rachel Talalay directed an adaptation of the cult comic Tank Girl, starring Lori Petty and Naomi Watts. Nobody in the film industry had carved out a space for something like Tank Girl to exist within, so when Talalay and Petty made that space, a lot of people (men) sneered at its loud, scattered, ridiculous indulgence and dismissed it. And it is those things! Most comic book adaptations are! But instead of starring roided-up hulkmen bleeding asinine catchphrases, Tank Girl centers on an irreverent feminist anti-hero who gives not one solitary fuck about protecting any dude's limited conception of what "comic book" movies can be. Tank Girl, even in its compromised, misunderstood form, is still something of a minor miracle of the genre. It shouldn't exist. But there she is. Straddling a tank turret, laughing, and flying double birds at you from 1995. Part of the Hollywood Theatre's 2019 Feminist March film series. (Fri March 29, Hollywood Theatre) BOBBY ROBERTS
★ They Live
More than a few theaters across the country have screened 1984 in response to the continued tenure of our corrupt, racist, slumlord sex offender of a president. But while familiarizing yourself with Orwell is always a good idea, John Carpenter's last bonafide classic—1989's paranoid, left-wing, grindhouse sci-fi satire They Live—is a much more appropriate film for the strange, bewildering times we occupy. (Fri March 29-Thurs April 4, Academy Theater) BOBBY ROBERTS
At some point, Jordan Peele is going to make something that disappoints—he is, I assume, only human—but even following his one-two punch of the phenomenal Get Out and the even-better Us, his Twilight Zone reboot feels like something special. Based on the first four episodes provided to critics, executive producer Peele—who, like Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling, provides wry, deadpan intros and outros to each episode—has captured exactly what made the original series so weird, smart, and up-to-the-minute relevant. (Streams Mon April 1, CBS All Access) ERIK HENRIKSEN
Two-Lane Blacktop
While Easy Rider gets all the attention for ushering in a new era of American cinema, Monte Hellman's Two-Lane Blacktop, a quiet B-movie from Universal, is just as potent an example. It starred non-actors/musicians (James Taylor and Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson), it cast the forever-malevolent Warren Oates as a pathetically dandy sociopath, and through very little dialogue and a lot of atmosphere, it subtly captured the last days of a terminal Americana—at least until George Lucas cleverly revived it as a golly-gee nostalgia trip a year later with American Graffiti. (Wed April 3, Hollywood Theatre) BOBBY ROBERTS
Two years before she photoned the box office with Captain Marvel, Brie Larson directed and co-produced her first film, the comedy Unicorn Store, co-starring Samuel L. Jackson! It premiered at the Toronto Film Festival that year and got okay-ish reviews (kinda), so why haven't we seen it before now? Because Netflix bought the distribution rights and figured waiting until Captain Marvel was a mega-hit was a pretty good idea. They're probably right. (Streams Fri April 5, Netflix)
★ Us
Us, an exceedingly great slasher movie and Jordan Peele's follow-up to Get Out, is a movie about doppelgängers—our evil twins that, according to folklore, must be killed, lest they kill us and assume our identities. But Us is also about shadows emerging from their own darkness; the illusory depths of mirrors; the fear we project onto the "other" instead of examining our own brutality; and, more abstractly, the barbaric history of slavery and mass genocide that America has unsuccessfully tried to bury, how the country is actively destroying itself, and what it'll look like when its chickens finally come home to roost. (Now playing, various theaters) CIARA DOLAN
★ Vertigo
For many film fans (aficionados, snobs, jerks, insert your descriptor of choice here) Alfred Hitchcock ceased being a person decades ago, and instead became a cinematic religion, his silhouette as important as the shape of the cross or Superman's emblem. Consensus on his best film is almost never reached among that zealous flock, but they can agree which film lays bare the man behind the icon: Vertigo, an icy, immaculate depiction of the fetishistic mess that was Hitchcock's brain, which he might as well have just simply poured into a projector. (Fri April 5-Thurs April 11, Academy Theater) BOBBY ROBERTS
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Don't tell me what I can or can't do, that is one thing that pisses me off greatly. So, I spoke of my friend in my last blog, we talked yesterday, well more fought. We got into an arguement, I clearly came out on top, but I pushed the bar at the end by calling him a woman. Anyways, he completely befriended me, and then proceeds to tell me that I'm abad friend. Irony? The worst part is that I dont really care, we'll either be friends next week, or we won't. We've been best friends for over a year, and if he just throw that away than that's his doing, not mine.
Sing for love, sing for laughter, sing for everyone, here and after. Sing for fear, sing for hatred, sing for everyone, sing for everyone less then sacred.
In lighter news, I actually did my homework, which is suprising. Hm, I am really starting to think that there is something wrong with me, or that there's something normal with me and I've just always been wrong. But I just don't seem to care about anything anymore. And when I say that it's not an exaggeration. I mean in the long run does anything I do now actually count? Any achievements I make right now will just be things I can look back on, not something that I can appreciate. Because as we grow, so do our standards.
As much as I say it aloud, I feel that I need to type the fact that I really need a girlfriend. Why? Why do I need a girlfriend? Well I don't, but do I really really want one? yes. But, it doesn't matter either, like I said I don't care anymore. Whether I win or lose, succeed or fail it all figures it self out in the end. Regardless, I still want someone to hold, and furthermore someone who wants me to hold them.
Don't ever tell Lock what he can and can't do.


It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the website of Dr. B.M.N. College of Home Science. This site will introduce you to various facets of our institution, particularly our unique student support services and as well as the exciting range of activities that we organize to promote the all-round development of our students.
Greetings and hearty congratulations to my dear faculty, non-teaching staff and students! The academic year 2018-2019 began with the exciting announcement that Dr. B.M.N College has been awarded with the status of 'College with Potential with Excellence' from the University Grants Commission, New Delhi (UGC). There were only 8 colleges that received this award in Mumbai in this round of selection, and we are proud to be included in this exclusive list. We are looking forward to improving our infrastructure and teaching-learning-evaluation strategies through the grant of Rs. 1.5 crore which the college will receive. We were privileged to have our honorable Vice-chancellor Dr. Shashikala Wanjari at the Foundation Day celebrations wherein our Management felicitated the college for attaining this significant milestone. It wouldn't have been possible without the support of management members.
In 2015-2016, our parent body SMES received a generous grant of Rs 22 lakhs from SAS Institute [India] Pvt. Ltd towards converting existing classrooms to SMART technology enabled classrooms under their CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) initiative. This year SMES received an additional grant of Rs 31 lakhs. The college level CSR committee has worked hard towards conducting training programs for both teachers and students, and we are confident that the use of SMART Technology will enhance our teaching-learning processes.
An important outcome of social outreach programs is the transfer of knowledge from lab to land. In this context, we are happy to share two MOUs executed for the purpose of social consultancy. Special congratulations to Dr. Rupali Sengupta who lead a project on 'Nutritional Consultancy: Enhancing Wellness through Anthropometric Measurements and Counselling (Dietary recall) and Demonstrations (Modified Food Products). A step to prevent future lifestyle diseases in school going children for the year 2016-2017'; and to Ms. Roma Gandhi who will be coordinating a project on "Ergonomic Studies of 10 Spindle Charkha developed by Udyog Bharti, Gondal, Dist. Surat of Gujarat State under Khadi & Village industries Commission (KVIC)". Our special kudos to Mr. Nitin Pawar, NSS Program officer for receiving a certificate of appreciation from Government of Maharashtra, for his involvement in a wide range of social outreach projects.
We have had an eventful year with a number of achievements on the part of staff and students. I congratulate all of you for making the year a successful one. Our students brought laurels through their performances in the dance, literary and theatre events at the SNDT Yuva Mahotsav. Students of the B.C.A, M.Sc and Beauty Culture programs have appeared on the merit list of their respective courses. We received a trophy from SNDTWU for maximum participation in sports events. An important mile stone is the incubation centre (Guru Gyan) initiated by the M.Sc CND for mentoring students in research and entrepreneurship. We are proud of our students of M.Sc CND for maximum innovative ideas at the 'IPL Avishkar' competition The M.Sc Department of Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics, and the Department of Food Science and Nutrition continued to coordinate with AFSTI to conduct to Nutrition Awareness activities including Nutrition week and health related events on the occasion of Women's Day. The Gandhian Studies Centre organized a seminar on 3rd Feb. 2017 in keeping with theme for the year on "Good Citizenship". Our NSS unit has strengthened its community outreach projects with the support of the Inner Wheel Club of Bombay downtown, the Rotary Club of Bombay Uptown and the Lions Club of Sion. The 'Bal Mela' of the Human Development proved to be one of the most popular events of the year. Tekzone and Akanksha intercollegiate festivals continued to draw out the creative talents of students from colleges across Mumbai. The restaurant set-up of the Dept. of Resource Management was a resounding success and I compliment the entire team. Faculty and students of TSAD have participated in social outreach programs for marginalized women organized in collaboration with ICT. On March 8th, we celebrated International Women's day in the august presence of Madam Amruta Fadnavis and senior women administrators of our institutions were felicitated as 'Women Achievers'.
I wish to congratulate all the committees for the success with which they have conducted academic, cultural, NSS, Sports, Alumni and PTA events. The non-teaching staff continues to actively participate at intercollegiate sports events. None of these endeavors would be possible without the involvement of the SMES Management and I thank our Management members for their encouragement and motivation in all that we do. I sincerely thank the sponsors and philanthropists for their support for student freeships, infrastructure development, and sponsorship of vacation classes. Special thanks to Lions' Club of Sion, Rotary Club of Bombay Uptown, Rotary Club of Worli and Inner Wheel Club of Downtown for their continued collaboration in important health and other ventures.
Heartiest congratulation to my dear teachers, non-teaching and students for excellent team work. We have received A+ with CGPA of 3.69 / 4 in third cycle of NAAC Re-accrediation,we have stood 3rd out of 116 institution at all India level in this particular cycle of Re-accrediation.
Having taken a cyber-tour of our institution, we invite you to visit our institution in person.
Congratulations to Dr. BMN College of Home Science for receiving UGC Status – 'College with Potential For Excellence'.


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Asperger's Disorder Signs
September 12, 2019 Stephen Nicholson
Are There "Male" and "Female" Brains?
*Theme plays* I think we've all heard this saying: "Men are from Mars, women are from Venus." The implication being that they are just completely, totally, fundamentally distinct. But say you picked up a male brain and a female brain and compared them. Like, you squeezed them and you poke 'em and prod 'em and… This is kind of a gross example. I don't think we should be playing with brains. Put the brains down! The question is: if you looked at a male and female brain side by side, would you be able to see any differences? Well, the answer is super controversial, and you probably wouldn't be able to tell with the naked eye. But, like… maybe? The better question is, would it even matter if you could? Now, it's important to note that we're talking about biological sex here, not gender. Almost all of the studies on brain anatomy have been done with people whose gender identity aligns with the sex they were assigned with at birth. Which means we can't really apply their results to people with other gender identities. Same for people who are intersex, meaning their chromosomes or reproductive anatomy don't fit the typical binary. With that in mind, though, we can ask whether there are Fundamental differences in brain anatomy between biosex males and females. And there are a lot of good reasons to ask that. Outdated stereotypes, like the idea that males are better at math, aren't one of them. But there are differences between males and females that are pretty well supported. For instance, females are more frequently diagnosed with disorders like depression and anxiety, and have higher rates of Alzheimer's. Biological differences in the brain, if they exist, could help explain and treat these diseases. And then there's the fact that most of science just doesn't use female animal models. A 2010 study of sex bias and research found that neuroscience was one of the guiltiest fields. And that male animals were studied more than five times as often as female animals. There are reasons for this, including the fact that lab mice go into heat every four to six days. I mean if you thought PMS once a month was bad try factoring that kind of hormonal haywire into your nicely controlled scientific experiment. But if human male and female brains are different then not studying female animal models is a pretty big problem. So are sex related anatomical differences a thing or not? Well, yes and no. The one consistent finding is that male brains are bigger on average than female ones would make sense, because generally male heads are bigger. Bigger bodies, bigger body parts. Other studies suggest that there are differences in specific brain regions Or that for females some regions have thicker cortices: the folded gray matter on the outer edge of the brain that we use to do our higher-level cognition, but
findings vary by study and all of them depend on whether or not you correct for the larger size of the male brain overall. When you do, some of the results disappear, and some stay the same, and some even flip which sex is larger. Though, again, different studies have had different results and whether or not to do that kind of size correction is still hotly debated by scientists. Some researchers point out that larger brain structures are still larger brain structures no matter what size your body is. Those extra neurons got to be doing something, right? And we make all this fuss about our brains being bigger than those of other primates, because we assume that size matters. But it's not like we think sperm whales are vastly more intelligent than we are, even though their brains are more than six times the size of ours. So most studies investigating behaviors or disease conditions look at the relative size instead. Indeed the very fact that a lot of sex differences disappear once you correct for relative head size suggests that maybe it's worth taking a second look at. For example, a 2008 teen study, which is perhaps the most comprehensive to date looked at the brains of 2,750 females and 2466 males, and found that anatomical differences did exist and were statistically significant. On average females had thicker cortices in 48 of the 68 brain regions examined, but males had larger brains and larger brain regions and structures. When size of the brain was accounted for, though, the sex differences and the size of most of these regions disappeared. So do the size differences in structures like the hippocampus, caudate nucleus, and thalamus. And females ended up having larger relative volumes for 10 regions as well as the right nucleus accumbens. But the differences in size of these structures absolute or relative were small and there was a lot of overlap. So if a particular structure was really big were really small it might be associated with a particular sex. But plenty of different sizes for a given structure could be considered totally normal for males or females. And previous studies had found that while there are average differences between the sexes, individuals don't necessarily have male or female brains. Researchers in a 2015 study of 281 brains found that individuals often have like a "Mosaic of male-ish and female-ish brain characteristics rather than all their structures tending toward one sex." What conclusion can be drawn from all of this? Well, despite all the controversy there might be some small differences on average between male and female brains. And that does kind of make sense. After all males and females have different chromosomes and are exposed to a different set of hormones both prenatally, and throughout our entire lives. Despite that, though, a lot of social psychologists and sociologists point out that it's impossible to know how much of these sex differences come from biology and how much come from environmental influences. The brain is famous for being plastic after all. And it makes sense that if playing video games alters your brain, how you were raised and treated and act alters your brain too, but there's also an assumption underlying all this debate which is rarely questioned that these differences correlate to sex specific differences in cognition or behavior The thing is there's not much evidence that that's true. And there might be a reason for that. One interesting theory some psychologists have is that size does matter. But that the anatomical differences between the sexes compensate for any cognitive differences that might otherwise arise because of sizing. So that relatively large right nucleus accumbens or the thicker cortices of females don't make them act or think differently than males. It ensures they don't, despite the male's larger noggins. And even if size does matter, bigger isn't necessarily better. There simply isn't a lot of evidence that actually connects anatomical differences in brains to behavior or cognition unless you're talking about things like malformations, lesions, or serious brain damage. And remember phrenology? That super cool trend in the 1800's of using the lumps and bumps on a person's head to make judgments about their thoughts and personality? Yeah, that one made everybody look silly. So as usual there's a lot more work to be done to figure out what all this means. But for now you can be pretty skeptical of anyone trying to use brain anatomy to justify any argument about differences between the sexes. Thanks for watching this episode of Scishow Psych. If you want keep exploring the wonders of brains large and small, be sure to click that Subscribe button. *Theme Plays*
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package org.neo4j.examples.socnet;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.NoSuchElementException;

import org.neo4j.helpers.collection.PositionedIterator;

class FriendsStatusUpdateIterator implements Iterator<StatusUpdate> {
    private ArrayList<PositionedIterator<StatusUpdate>> statuses = new ArrayList<PositionedIterator<StatusUpdate>>();
    private StatusUpdateComparator comparator = new StatusUpdateComparator();

    public FriendsStatusUpdateIterator( Person person )
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        }

        sort();
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    public boolean hasNext()
    {
        return statuses.size() > 0;
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    public StatusUpdate next()
    {
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        {
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        {
            statuses.remove( 0 );
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        {
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        return returnVal;
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    private void sort()
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        Collections.sort( statuses, comparator );
    }

    public void remove()
    {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException( "Don't know how to do that..." );
    }

    private class StatusUpdateComparator implements Comparator<PositionedIterator<StatusUpdate>> {
        public int compare(PositionedIterator<StatusUpdate> a, PositionedIterator<StatusUpdate> b) {
            return a.current().getDate().compareTo(b.current().getDate());
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Project Highrise: Las Vegas Review
Lori May April 12, 2017
Project Highrise is a Strategy and Building Simulation game from Kasedo Games that has enjoyed high praise since its release in September of 2016. The Las Vegas expansion is the first DLC for the base game, which adds – you guessed it – all sorts of new features related to Sin City in the heart of Nevada. But given that Project Highrise already includes a healthy dose of management options, is the Las Vegas DLC a must-buy for fans of the franchise, or just an added expense better spent while on sale?
Project Highrise: Last Vegas expands on players' previous ability to construct office spaces, apartment buildings, and other venues, to incorporate everything you might expect to see in Las Vegas, Nevada. From casinos to event venues and VIP locations, Las Vegas lends a whole score of new "rooms" that can be plugged into existing buildings, or added to new builds. At first, I was a little confused as to whether or not the Las Vegas DLC was a separate set of options and scenarios, but I was pleased to see that just owning the DLC allowed me to add the Las Vegas objects and rooms to current locations.
"In Project Highrise: Las Vegas the glamorous era of Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack becomes the backdrop as you seek to build Sin City's next sensation," per the Steam store page description, and those elements blend rather nicely with the Mid Century Modern aspects of the base game. As in the original release, the rooms in the Las Vegas expansion offer a high amount of detail, and these locations are aesthetically pleasing. I still wish that the types of rooms had a little more variety when it comes to repeating the same "type" of place – for example, a small hotel suite is identical to the other eighteen players have already built, rather than having the option of a few different colors. But this is a minor set-back, and honestly, and understanding one; the sheer volume of content in Project Highrise: Las Vegas is staggering.
The casinos are a large, demanding bit of floorspace, but I was shocked to see just how much foot traffic they brought in immediately upon being built. Quite a few of the Las Vegas rooms are multiple-story, which gives them a more commanding presence in a line-up of single-story units. The variety of adding different performers and types of shows to the event line-up lends even more flare to the mix, and I found myself building these Las Vegas-specific features to other construction sites that didn't resemble a hotel in the desert.
Another fun addition is the Air Conditioning unit, an HVAC system that works just like the other utilities already present in Project Highrise. Given the theme of the new DLC is a blistering desert location, I found this feature to be a fun, immersive aspect to the gameplay – who wouldn't want air conditioning in Nevada, after all? The service elevators are a nice feature regarding reality in this 2D Building Simulation world, but they also felt a bit tedious – now that there are these employee-only lifts, a few of my service departments required them to be able to perform their duties, such as hotel laundry and room service. This meant that I often had to find space for service elevators and the standard style throughout my buildings.
I am a huge fan of the Project Highrise base game, even though Building, Simulation, and Strategy genre titles are not my forte. But something is charming and surprisingly addictive about the mid-century vibe of this 2D world, and the Las Vegas DLC adds more value to the mix. The flexibility of designing the hotel of my dreams, or the coolest office space complete with a casino and dive bar, is one thing that makes Project Highrise: Las Vegas such a fantastic member of a Building Sim line-up. The implementation of the Steam Workshop, which allows users to upload custom content to be downloaded by other players, had already added a lot of variety and ingenuity to a title that stands alone just fine. The bonus challenge of keeping fickle hotel guests happy, even after completing scenarios and other challenges present in the base Project Highrise game, just lends even more replay value to an already challenging, versatile title.
This new DLC is absolutely a well thought out, polished addition to the Project Highrise world, from its stellar new hotel dynamic, host of new rooms and venues, to even the subtle aspects of outdoor decorations and marquees. Booking rock stars and comedians, or hosting business seminars, lends a level of realism that helps Simulation titles shine, and Project Highrise: Las Vegas has this in spades. There's a brief tutorial to help introduce players to the new content, but I found it all to be very user-friendly despite the sheer volume of new stuff to play around with.
Naturally, there is a bit of a learning curve with Project Highrise: Las Vegas' content, but I found that the glitzy casinos and elegant lounges were relatively easy to figure out once I got the ball rolling. Of course, there are different degrees of difficulty available, so it's up to players to decide just how ruthless they want to be to themselves regarding nightlife management. Some of the decorative aspects of the Las Vegas world were lessened by the 2D quality of the Project Highrise style of gameplay, but the ability to build spectacular multi-floor rooms went a long way for creating the ambiance and pizazz of the Las Vegas skyline.
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package whisk.core.cli.test

import java.util.Date

import scala.concurrent.duration.DurationInt
import scala.language.postfixOps

import org.junit.runner.RunWith
import org.scalatest.BeforeAndAfter
import org.scalatest.junit.JUnitRunner

import common.TestHelpers
import common.TestUtils
import common.Wsk
import common.WskProps
import common.WskTestHelpers
import spray.json._
import spray.json.DefaultJsonProtocol.StringJsonFormat

import whisk.core.WhiskConfig
import whisk.core.database.test.DbUtils
import whisk.core.entity._
import whisk.core.entity.test.ExecHelpers

/**
 * Tests that "old-style" sequences can be invoked
 */
@RunWith(classOf[JUnitRunner])
class SequenceMigrationTests
    extends TestHelpers
    with BeforeAndAfter
    with DbUtils
    with ExecHelpers
    with WskTestHelpers {

    implicit val wskprops = WskProps()
    val wsk = new Wsk
    val whiskConfig = new WhiskConfig(WhiskEntityStore.requiredProperties)
    // handle on the entity datastore
    val entityStore = WhiskEntityStore.datastore(whiskConfig)
    val namespace = wsk.namespace.whois()
    val allowedActionDuration = 120 seconds

    behavior of "Sequence Migration"

    it should "check default namespace '_' is preserved in WhiskAction of old style sequence" in {
        // read json file and add the appropriate namespace
        val seqJsonFile = "seq_type_2.json"
        val jsonFile = TestUtils.getTestActionFilename(seqJsonFile)
        val source = scala.io.Source.fromFile(jsonFile)
        val jsonString = try source.mkString finally source.close()
        val entityJson = jsonString.parseJson.asJsObject
        // add default namespace (i.e., user) to the json object
        val entityJsonWithNamespace = JsObject(entityJson.fields + ("namespace" -> JsString(namespace)))
        val wskEntity = entityJsonWithNamespace.convertTo[WhiskAction]
        wskEntity.exec match {
            case SequenceExec(components) =>
                // check '_' is preserved
                components.size shouldBe 2
                assert(components.forall { _.path.namespace.contains('_') }, "default namespace lost")
            case _ => assert(false)
        }
    }

    it should "invoke an old-style (kind sequence) sequence and get the result" in {
        val seqName = "seq_type_2"
        testOldStyleSequence(seqName, s"$seqName.json")
    }

    it should "not display code from an old sequence on action get" in {
        // install sequence in db
        val seqName = "seq_type_2"
        installActionInDb(s"$seqName.json")
        val stdout = wsk.action.get(seqName).stdout
        stdout.contains("code") shouldBe false
    }

    /**
     * helper function that tests old style sequence based on two actions echo and word_count
     * @param seqName the name of the sequence
     * @param seqFileName the name of the json file that contains the whisk action associated with the sequence
     */
    private def testOldStyleSequence(seqName: String, seqFileName: String) = {
        // create entities to insert in the entity store
        val echo = "echo.json"
        val wc = "word_count.json"
        val entities = Seq(echo, wc, seqFileName)
        for (entity <- entities) {
            installActionInDb(entity)
        }
        // invoke sequence
        val now = "it is now " + new Date()
        val run = wsk.action.invoke(seqName, Map("payload" -> now.mkString("\n").toJson))
        withActivation(wsk.activation, run, totalWait = allowedActionDuration) {
            activation =>
                val result = activation.response.result.get
                result.fields.get("count") shouldBe Some(JsNumber(now.split(" ").size))
        }
    }

    /**
     * helper function that takes a json file containing a whisk action (minus the namespace), adds namespace and installs in db
     */
    private def installActionInDb(actionJson: String) = {
        // read json file and add the appropriate namespace
        val jsonFile = TestUtils.getTestActionFilename(actionJson)
        val source = scala.io.Source.fromFile(jsonFile)
        val jsonString = try source.mkString finally source.close()
        val entityJson = jsonString.parseJson.asJsObject
        // add default namespace (i.e., user) to the json object
        val entityJsonWithNamespace = JsObject(entityJson.fields + ("namespace" -> JsString(namespace)))
        val wskEntity = entityJsonWithNamespace.convertTo[WhiskAction]
        implicit val tid = transid() // needed for put db below
        put(entityStore, wskEntity)
    }

    after {
        cleanup() // cleanup entities from db
    }
}


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Hall of Famer Gabriela Sabatini motivated for upcoming Garden showdown vs. Monica Seles
Gabriela Sabatini has good reason to love New York. It is here where she won the three biggest titles in her Hall of Fame tennis career: the 1990 U.S. Open and the 1988 and 1994 WTA tour championships at the Garden.
"It's very motivating, the energy is so special, so unique," Sabatini said Friday, previewing her exhibition match Mar. 10 against Monica Seles at the Garden. "You don't feel it anywhere else. The crowd is very intense, loud, that gives you extra motivation. You put more into the match. From the moment I arrived in New York, I was so energized. Everything changed, my mood."
The one big match she lost here was the epic five-set final of the WTA championships against Seles in 1990. The glamorous Argentine had upset Steffi Graf in the U.S. Open final that year, then again during the WTA championships at the Garden. But despite those sweeping, topspin groundstrokes, Sabatini lost to Seles in what was the first, five-setter for both players, 6-4, 5-7, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2.
"I always remember how exciting it was," Sabatini, 44, said. "During the game, I didn't feel tired at all. I was so focused and motivated, I didn't realize how long it lasted. Then after the match, I was exhausted. I couldn't even walk."
Sabatini eventually retired after a loss to Jennifer Capriati in October, 1996. She says she has kept busy these past two decades with her German perfume company, Muelhens, with travel, biking, swimming and spending time with friends and family. She has trained hard for this match, and already played exhibitions against Steffi Graf and Martina Navratilova.
"I don't have opportunity to meet up with former players as much," Sabatini said. "I played a few exhibition matches, so kept in touch with them a little. It's great to meet with them now, not so much as tennis players, but as friends."
Her relationship with Seles remains uniquely strong, because Sabatini was the only top player to support Seles's return to tennis with a protected, top seed – after Seles had been stabbed in 1993 by a crazed fan in Hamburg.
"This episode, I was in shock," Sabatini said. "I thought it could be any one of us in that place. It was a very disturbing moment. I took the decision based as a human, as a person, trying to put myself in her place. I thought with my personal mind, as a human, this is something happen if I was in that position."
Sabatini and Seles will play at the Garden on Mar. 10 before Roger Federer faces Grigor Dimitrov in another exhibition.
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Election Updates –Good News and Not
For the Election Day causes I've written about here and in my column,there's good news and, well, not so good news.
First the hurrahs. By a whopping 69%, Milwaukee voters passed a binding referendum requiring private employers to give workers nine paid sick days a year (employers of fewer than ten workers must give five days). Workers can use their days for themselves or for or a sick child or other relative. They can also use them to attend to medical and legal issues related to domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking.
Congratulations to 9to5, which spearheaded a dynamic coalition of union and community groups, and waged a terrific grassroots campaign . Milwaukee now joins San Francisco and Washington DC in taking this bold step to create a healthier and more humane workplace for its citizens, and offer an important helping hand to women and to working parents.
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For the Election Day causes I've written about here and in my column,there's good news and, well, not so good news.
More to cheer: In South Dakota, as you know, the proposed abortion ban, which would have criminalized all abortion minus a few narrowly tailored and unworkable "exceptions," was resoundingly defeated, as were anti-choice ballot measures in Colorado and California. South Dakota is a very conservative state, home base of the very energetic Leslee Unruh, founder of the Abstinence Clearinghouse and leading motivator of anti-choice activism. It speaks volumes that even there the majority of voters decided to stick with Roe v Wade. Voting on a law is not the same as telling a pollster how you feel. South Dakota voters had an opportunity to think through the arguments on both sides, and to their credit, they did. The ban was defeated by just over ten points — a wider margin than that by which the even more extreme 2006 ban went down.
Not so happy news from South Dakota: none of the four native American women running for the State legislature, to whom many Nation readers donated generously through Womenrun! South Dakota, won their races. Theresa Two Bulls, two-time Senator, lost her Senate race when Jim Bradford, whom she had beaten in the Democratic primary, switched his party affiliation and ran as a Republican. But — silver lining! Two Bulls defeated Russell Means for the presidency of the Oglala Nation in what Womenrun! director Laura Ross describes as "a hot race down in Pine Ridge."
What next for womenrun? Laura Ross writes:
Well, we learn more each cycle we participate. As I mentioned earlier, I hope the state party will start being productive again and I'm guessing from what I've heard on the ground that there will be a needed change of leadership there. Dem candidates have messages but the party hasn't seemed to have one in a while and that's no way to run against organized, message-heavy Republicans, no matter how wrong they are for the state. I've heard from a number of women who, after watching others step up the past two cycles are feeling much more confident about getting involved and running themselves, whether for those ever important environmental and energy spots in the county commissions – right now those are vastly held by men, county treasurer seats by women – or in the legislature. So, we need to get more training done and encourage more women to come to Pierre during the legislative sessions. Indigenous Women's Political Caucus will be there, I'm pretty sure, as will, I hope, the newly organized SD chapter of Natl. Women's Political Caucus. There are task forces that meet outside leg sessions that are always poorly attended both because people don't know they're happening and because they don't have resources to sometimes drive a couple hundred miles to get to them and pay for a hotel stay. There are panels appointed by the Governor who meet many times, as with hearings on new uranium mining, but people can't get there because of costs. Those who can show up will make the difference but they have to ableto show up, too.
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Escape From Eden
Elisa Nader
A page-turning suspense thriller about life in a cult.
Sixteen-year-old Mia spent her life in a religious commune called Edenton, but has always questioned the teachings of the Reverend Elias Eden. Gabriel is a new arrival—a big city boy with an even bigger attitude. When he persuades Mia to sneak out, she discovers the commune is based on a secret more sinister than she could have imagined and must turn against everything she has ever known to save her loved ones.
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A Day at Mystic Seaport
On Sunday of our Rhode Island trip we drove into Connecticut to visit Mystic Seaport! Mystic Seaport is basically this little recreated historic village along the Mystic river. If it sounds familiar it's probably because you've seen or heard of the movie Mystic Pizza, which takes place in the nearby town of Mystic! The seaport village has recreations of buildings and shops from the 19th century maritime village along with plenty of pretty boats to ooh and aah over!
Our first stop was the preservation shipyard. There is a small museum area which talks about how the ships are preserved, and a huge open warehouse area where the work is done!
Boats all over! They also had boats rides from the dock you could take for a very reasonable price. I think it was around $5/person or less. They also had a free ferry that took you from one side of the seaport around the point to the other side! We didn't do any of the boat rides though since we had just gone on a boat tour in Newport the day before.
The cute lighthouse at the seaport! Inside was a small sitting area with videos about lighthouses.
In the village there are rows of shops and houses to show what life was like during the 19th century. One of the shops we visited was the cooper, which I think was Carter's favorite since they let him sit in the big barrel!
More barrels!
Although the row of shops was cute, I also really liked the museum they had about the history of oystering!
Mystic Seaport is really a great place to bring kids! They have a lot to see and do and stuff specifically for kids as well. There was a kids center with all kinds of sea related toys to play with such as sea animal puzzles and boats models. There was also an outdoor play area with three boats kids could climb in and on. They also have shows and demonstrations, but we didn't try to catch any of those on our visit.
There really was a lot to see and do there, we didn't see a lot of it and we were there for about three or so hours!
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The Seaport is an awesome place!! That photo of Carter in the barrel is adorable!!
Those barrels are AWESOME. Love nautical items like that!
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We stopped in Mystic too on our way to Newport, but didn't go into the Seaport, looks like we missed a fun time!!
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What a fun trip! Would love to check it out!
We visited Mystic before we had kids. Nice to know they have kid friendly things to do (since we paid no attention to that the first time)! My favorite place was the pizza joint where some of the movie was filmed. The pizza itself was a little disappointing though!
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I have never been but heard it was a great place – looks like you had fun!
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I was here probably 20 plus years ago, cute place!
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Can I Leave the Airport During a Layover?
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If you've ever had a layover, you understand how cumbersome it can be to simply wait around an airport for hours on end. Sometimes our layover is a few hours, other times a day. Sticking around the airport is the last thing we want to do while waiting around for our connecting flight, but what else can we do? Can passengers leave the airport during a layover?
As long as you're willing to go through the security process, leave your checked luggage, and enter customs all over again, then feel free to leave the airport during a layover. For some layovers, this is a simple task that makes much more sense than just waiting around the airport. For others, you might not have time to leave and come back. Let's take a look at when it makes the most sense to leave the airport during a layover.
Where is the Layover?
If your layover is part of a domestic flight, then you won't need to worry about customs. If you're flying between two locations in the same country then you should be fine to exit the airport without having to deal with customs. However, if your flight takes you outside of the country for the layover, then you may need to go through international customs. This is especially true if your layover is within the United States.
Go through customs can be quite the task and will take up a significant amount of time, so be sure that you're not only waiting for a couple of hours, otherwise, you might find yourself going through customs just to come right back in and go through security.
Length of the Layover
The length of your layover should play a pretty big part in whether or not you can leave the airport. While there are no regulations or rules stopping you from leaving the airport during a layover, if you don't have the necessary amount of time to leave and come back, then it's recommended that you don't do it. A few hours in the airport are manageable and leaving with only a 3-4-hour layover might not be smart.
However, if you've got 10-hours to kill in the airport, that could be about 7-8-hours of exploring wherever you are waiting. If you have a long layover, then you can feel free to explore and enjoy the location of the airport. Who knows, a long layover could lead to some pretty exciting experiences abroad.
Overnight Layovers
There comes a certain point where waiting around in the airport simply isn't worth it, especially if your layover is overnight. In many cases, passengers who have to stick around the airport overnight have access to the airport hotel. Many major airports have a hotel within that provides plenty of space for passengers who are stuck waiting overnight.
However, this isn't always the case and you could find yourself with an overnight layover and no access to an airport hotel. When this happens, you'll likely want to leave the airport and find a local hotel to stay at. Feel free to leave the airport if you're searching for a bed to stay in for an overnight layover.
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'Today' Show Co-Anchor Dylan Dreyer Shows off Baby Bump in White Shirt in 6th Month of Pregnancy
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Dylan Dreyer posted photos from her fun-filled afternoon playing golf, where she sported a white top flaunting her six-month baby bump: "My beer belly and all."
"Today" meteorologist, Dylan Dreyer, posted photos from her day out playing golf in a white top that emphasized her growing belly. She captioned the post:
"Annual trip to Bethpage Black for @fishlense @wxguru1997 and me… my beer belly and all. Not gonna lie, 6 months pregnant, this course kicked my butt!"
Last July, Dreyer announced her second pregnancy, not long after her "Today" colleagues revealed their growing family -- Hoda Kotb adopted a second daughter and Jenna Bush Hager was expecting a baby boy.
Her two-year-old son, Calvin, took part in the big reveal during the show's third hour. A home video showed the toddler holding a sonogram in his hand, which he thought showed "five babies" on the way.
Calvin later cruised into the studio in a little blue car with a few blue balloons trailing after him, showing that a little brother was to come -- but only one.
"It's been an emotional journey," Dreyer said. "You know, I opened up about my fertility and secondary fertility, (and) surgeries I've had to have."
The meteorologist previously opened up about her infertility problems hat led to a miscarriage over the winter. She recalled the complicated process she had to endure and the emotions she had to set aside while it all happened.
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"I'm devastated, and I have to go to work on the 'Today' show and be happy and smiling and pretend like nothing's wrong. We push [emotions] down and get through the show," she said.
As she and her husband, Brian Fichera, were ready to accept help from vitro fertilization to help conceive, they received an unexpected call from their doctor, telling them not to push through with the dosage.
"When he called, he said, 'Well, you can't start IVF because you're already pregnant!' We were in complete shock. We couldn't believe it!" Dreyer recalled.
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Among those who shared in Dreyer's excitement over the news was Kotb, who took to Instagram to share a photo of herself pointing at her colleague's baby bump, alongside Kathy Gifford.
The anchor recalled the moment Calvin was born on December 2016 in her caption and how the couple was ready to have a second baby instantly. Although it took a while, eventually, they were blessed with another child.


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Price, Kent Jr train four-timer at Sandown
Mick Price has enjoyed his most successful day with his training partner Mick Kent Jr preparing four winners and a second from six starters at the Sandown twilight fixture.
It is not the first time Price has trained four winners, registering that haul at Sandown in February 2009.
"I've had plenty of four seconds and four thirds and four lasts, so it is nice to get four winners," Price said.
Kent Jr joined Price in March and Wednesday's quartet came in the first five races courtesy of Bella Amore, Right You Are, Shezawitness and Scorpius.
Price said he won't be rushing into getting Right You Are back to the track after the gelding's maiden win in the Ladbrokes Back Yourself Plate with the trainer immediately declaring the gelding was headed for a spell.
"He got himself beaten a couple of times by being green, but he's going to the paddock as he's got a bright future," Price said.
"I think the dam as she got older, she got better, so I'm not going to short-cut him to get him into the autumn."
Price removed the blinkers from Right You Are's race day gear replacing them with winkers on Wednesday.
The trainer said blinkers had brought about the gelding's downfall at Pakenham.
"He switches off when in front in his races and in his work and that's what beat him last time," Price said.
Scorpius is a stakes winner-in-waiting according to the trainer after a 1-3/4 length win in the Le Pine Funerals Handicap (1300m).
"There's a race on Boxing Day at Caulfield that might suit him and that's why I didn't go to Flemington on Saturday with him," Price said.
"He's a nice horse and eventually I think he'll get some black-type, but it's a matter of winning some nice races now."