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Q: Android and parse i made a listview with all the posts in the list.
what i want is when i click the child in the list i want another activity to be opened showing that specific post and the related comments
the question is how to know which item is clicked and how to show that particular post ParseObject in next activity
as they do in messaging app in which you click the message from the listview and subsequent messages are shown in the next activity
i might be very thankful to you if you solve this for me!!

A: Please Try this code:
Please implement your object class with Serializable
listView.setOnItemClickListener(new OnItemClickListener() {

            @Override
            public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> adapter, View v, int position,
                    long arg3) {

                try
                {
                    Log.v("position",position); // hear is your list item position
                    MyClass obj = new MyClass(); // Class must be implements with Serializable
                    Intent showintent = new Intent(context,<activity class to open>);
                    showcontactintent.putExtra("obj",obj);
                    startActivity(showintent);
                }
                catch(Exception e)
                {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            }

        });

A: Use: Relational Data
Objects can have relationships with other objects. To model this behavior, any ParseObject can be used as a value in other ParseObjects. Internally, the Parse framework will store the referred-to object in just one place, to maintain consistency.
For example, each Comment in a blogging app might correspond to one Post. To create a new Post with a single Comment, you could write:
// Create the post
ParseObject myPost = new ParseObject("Post");
myPost.put("title", "I'm Hungry");
myPost.put("content", "Where should we go for lunch?");

// Create the comment
ParseObject myComment = new ParseObject("Comment");
myComment.put("content", "Let's do Sushirrito.");

// Add a relation between the Post and Comment
myComment.put("parent", myPost);

// This will save both myPost and myComment
myComment.saveInBackground();

You can also link objects using just their objectIds like so:
// Add a relation between the Post with objectId "1zEcyElZ80" and the comment
myComment.put("parent", ParseObject.createWithoutData("Post", "1zEcyElZ80"));

By default, when fetching an object, related ParseObjects are not fetched. These objects' values cannot be retrieved until they have been fetched like so:
fetchedComment.getParseObject("post")
    .fetchIfNeededInBackground(new GetCallback<ParseObject>() {
        public void done(ParseObject post, ParseException e) {
          String title = post.getString("title");
          // Do something with your new title variable
        }
    });

You can also model a many-to-many relation using the ParseRelation object. This works similar to List, except that you don't need to download all the ParseObjects in a relation at once. This allows ParseRelation to scale to many more objects than the List approach. For example, a User may have many Posts that they might like. In this case, you can store the set of Posts that a User likes using getRelation. In order to add a post to the list, the code would look something like:
ParseUser user = ParseUser.getCurrentUser();
ParseRelation<ParseObject> relation = user.getRelation("likes");
relation.add(post);
user.saveInBackground();
You can remove a post from the ParseRelation with something like:

relation.remove(post);

For more read: https://parse.com/docs/android/guide#objects-relational-data
^why did I copy all the words here instead of just providing the link? Because parse links are broken sometimes and doesn't direct you to the section you need (instead it just sends you to https://parse.com/docs/android/guide and because the doc is so large, you won't be able to find it.


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Q: Confusion between magnetic field and magnetic flux I've been learning about electromagnetism and Maxwell's equations (in integral form), and I'm slightly confused.
The Ampere-Maxwell law (as I know it):
$$
\oint\vec{B}\cdot\vec{s}=\mu_0I+\mu_0\epsilon_o\frac{d\Phi_e}{dt}
$$
(Integral of magnetic field around loop is $\mu_0$ times the current through the loop plus $\mu_0\epsilon_0$ times the change in electric flux through the loop)
So when we have the Biot-Savart Law, it tells us that there is a vector in every point in space that describes the magnetic field. However, when using the Maxwell-Ampere Law, what is it telling? What is the $\vec{B}$ in the equation, and how do you use it? Is it telling the sum of the magnitude field vectors around the loop (i.e. every point on the loop)? If so, can I use it to find the magnetic field at a certain point somehow?

A: I understand your confusion here, and I had the same concern when I learned it at the first time. Since the left-hand side is an integral of B, at best we can obtain the flux through some loop, not the value of B at some certain point. Is this your question?
Note that the equation do contain some more information. It holds for ANY loop. Intuitively speaking, this "any" allows you to draw a loop at small as possible in which the magnetic field does not vary much. In this way, when the flux through this loop is obtained, one can obtain the magnetic field simply by dividing the flux by the area.
This is the intuitive understanding of Stokes' Theorem (including Green's Theorem, Gauss Theorem and Stokes' Theorem in the usual sense). Using that, the integration equation you wrote down can be transformed into a differential equation (sorry, this is my first time answering questions here and I haven't figure out how to type down equations...). The Biot-Savart equation is just the solution of this differential equation in some particular configuration (steady current, no time-varying electrial field and so on.)
In conclusion, the equation you wrote down applies to any loop and this arbitraryness allows you to deduce B out of flux (or transform the integration equation to a differential equation). Bio-Savart Law is just a particular solution to that differential equation subject to some boundary condition.
Hope it helps.

A: To add to Lordrain's answer, I'll give you two scenarios where this equation would be useful. First, notice that this is Maxwell's extension of Ampere's law, meaning you can apply it to situations where a magnetic field exists but there is no current (e.g inside a capacitor with an alternating current). Let's first consider the situation where you'd like to find the magnetic field produced by a current carrying wire. We will take the Amperian loop to be a concentric circle around the wire. We know that:
$$\oint\vec{B}\cdot d\vec{s}= 2\pi rB$$
since the magnetic field is always parallel to the loop (by the right hand rule), and the path length is $2\pi r$ where $r$ is the distance from the wire. We also know that:
$$\mu_0I+\mu_0\epsilon_o\frac{d\Phi_e}{dt} = \mu_0I$$
since there is no displacement current in this situation. This allows us to find an equation for the magnitude of $B$:
$$B=\frac{\mu_0I}{2\pi r}$$
Now let's consider the case of finding the magnetic field inside a capacitor $(r<R)$ with two circular plates or radius $R$, and with an alternating current in the circuit. Taking the same Amperian loop as before, we also have:
$$\oint\vec{B}\cdot d\vec{s}= 2\pi rB$$
However, in this situation, we have:
$$\mu_0I+\mu_0\epsilon_o\frac{d\Phi_e}{dt} = \mu_0\epsilon_o\frac{d\Phi_e}{dt}$$
because we know that there is no current through a capacitor.
If we take $E=E_0 sin(\omega t)$ for an alternating current, we know that $\Phi_E =AE_0 sin(\omega t)=\pi r^2 E_0 cos(\omega t) $ where $A$ is the area of the loop, and $r$ is its radius. Thus, $\frac{d\Phi}{dt}=\omega \pi r^2 E_o cos(\omega t)$, giving:
$$2\pi rB = \mu_0\epsilon_o\frac{d\Phi_e}{dt}= \mu_0\epsilon_o \omega \pi r^2 E_o cos(\omega t)$$
and we obtain the final expression for $B$:
$$B=\frac{1}{2} \mu_0 \epsilon_0 \omega r E_0 cos(\omega t)$$
Notice that in these two cases, the line integral wasn't evaluated mathematically, but rather arguments of symmetry (and a good choice of Amperian loop) were used to reduce it to something easier to work with. Hopefully this gives you an idea of how the Ampere-Maxwell law can be used to find the magnitude of the magnetic field at certain places in different situations.

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With dengue named as one of the top 10 threats to global health in 2019 that need prioritizing by the World Health Organization, concerted action by the global community is urgently needed to reduce dengue deaths and disease. India is often described as the epicenter of dengue and has pioneered research to improve health outcomes. The International Journal of Infectious Diseases (IJID) is proud to bring together scientists and public health specialists working on dengue in India and provide a platform for dissemination of current dengue research and control activities that can bring about a paradigm shift in global dengue control.
In this Special Issue, titled 'Dengue Fever in India' published in July 2019, the IJID highlights a concerted national and international effort under the leadership of the Indo-US Vaccine Action Program and the Indian government, to establish sustainable surveillance systems in India, improve diagnostics, establish innovative vector control, and develop novel dengue vaccines. These efforts can bring about a paradigm shift in global dengue control.

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Chesapeake's Shon Mitchell ready to over at quarterback at William & Mary
By Dave Johnson
Freshman QB Shon Mitchell throws a pass in William & Mary's spring game. The Oscar Smith High grad is one of three QBs who have battled right up to the opener for the chance to start for the Tribe. (Jim Agnew)
One of Shon Mitchell's best attributes, according to his coaches, is his maturity. So when they tell him to not worry about carrying the entire load, he understands what they mean – and why they're saying it.
But he also knows his position carries plenty of pressure, whether you're at William & Mary or Alabama. The ball will be in his hands on every offensive snap, which means he'll have more chances to make plays – or mistakes.
"I have a great supporting cast around me," Mitchell said Tuesday. "But I think the productivity of an offense does start with the quarterback. I know my play will be very vital in our success."
Last season, the Tribe received little production or consistency at the position and averaged 15 points a game – the program's lowest since 1980. That was a major factor in W&M's 2-9 record.
Mitchell started three games as a true freshman and completed 38 percent of his passes with three interceptions. In his 27 possessions, the Tribe scored three points.
But as the starter going into Saturday's opener at Bucknell, Mitchell believes he's more seasoned.
"I've learned a lot more defensively, so I think that's helped increase my football IQ," he said. "Just helping me slow the game down, I think that's really what it comes down to. To be able to think that split-second faster and say, 'OK, I know what I'm doing. I see it, now let's go do it.'"
His teammates have seen a difference .
"He's a lot more confident," cornerback Raeshawn Smith said. "He looks like he's more comfortable with the offense and his abilities. He looks like the game has slowed down for him. He's looking a lot more assertive.
"He's more of a voice on and off the field. He's tried to take that leadership role even though he's only a sophomore, and that's what you want out of your quarterback."
At Oscar Smith High in Chesapeake, Mitchell set VHSL career records for completions (747), touchdown passes (123) and passing yards (11,380). The Tigers went 52-6 in his four seasons.
When Mitchell, 6-foot and 195 pounds, made his college debut Oct. 14 at Delaware, he became the first true freshman to start at quarterback in Jimmye Laycock's 38 seasons as head coach. Though he struggled, he was considered the future.
Still, it wasn't until last Thursday that Mitchell officially won the job. Until then, he was even with sophomore Ted Hefter with Brandon Battle and Dean Rotger not far behind. Mitchell said the competition made him better.
"It wasn't ever a thing of 'I'm not going to help this guy because I want to be better than him,' " Mitchell said. "We were all supportive of each other. Just that give-and-take between having support and being a competitive person in general, it made us all better."
Mitchell hopes to make the offense better. Of the 123 Football Championship Subdivision teams last season, the Tribe was 102nd or worse in passing yards, total yards, red zone efficiency and scoring.
DeVonte Dedmon, who broke his wrist in the 2017 opener and didn't return, should make a difference. And running back Albert Funderburke, who missed the first four games last season after coming back from ACL surgery, is full go.
More than that, Mitchell believes the entire offense is together now.
"Last year, we struggled to identify who we are as an offense almost the entire season," he said. "This year, I think we established who we are in the spring.
"Now, we're just making minor adjustments in camp. Understanding who we are, what our strengths are, what our weaknesses are, this early on has helped us that much more."


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Q: Are there any simulate software or patch of EPT(SLAT) for Intel Core 2 Duo CPU? Are there any simulate software or patch of EPT(SLAT) for Intel Core 2 Duo CPU?
Because I want to run Windows Phone 8 Emulator by Hyper-V on Windows 8.

A: As far as I know it's not possible to "emulate SLAT", you just have to buy new PC, if you want to develop for Windows Phone 8.


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Nature volume 512, pages 147–154 (2014)Cite this article
An indispensable part of our personal and working lives, computing has also become essential to industries and governments. Steady improvements in computer hardware have been supported by periodic doubling of transistor densities in integrated circuits over the past fifty years. Such Moore scaling now requires ever-increasing efforts, stimulating research in alternative hardware and stirring controversy. To help evaluate emerging technologies and increase our understanding of integrated-circuit scaling, here I review fundamental limits to computation in the areas of manufacturing, energy, physical space, design and verification effort, and algorithms. To outline what is achievable in principle and in practice, I recapitulate how some limits were circumvented, and compare loose and tight limits. Engineering difficulties encountered by emerging technologies may indicate yet unknown limits.
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eljames
What is the newest bus route in London?? Aug 29, 2015 15:02:56 GMT via mobile
Post by eljames on Aug 29, 2015 15:02:56 GMT
I was wondering what was the last bus route in London that TFL introduced and has kept as a regular daytime/night bus route?
I see they don't introduce many new routes that's all
Cheers if you know
BusesinLondon96
What is the newest bus route in London?? Aug 29, 2015 15:13:48 GMT
Post by BusesinLondon96 on Aug 29, 2015 15:13:48 GMT
I think is Route 324 which was introduced from 23rd October 2010.
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T296 on Route 160 as DT 11
Post by DT 11 on Aug 29, 2015 15:18:48 GMT
Its actually the route 663
For an actual Service route N113 I think 29/06/2012
The Next one will be the N199 on 12/09/2015
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What is the newest bus route in London?? Aug 29, 2015 15:42:37 GMT Connor, routew15, and 1 more like this
Post by snoggle on Aug 29, 2015 15:42:37 GMT
Aug 29, 2015 15:13:48 GMT BusesinLondon96 said:
Ignoring temporary routes like the 541 or 560 then I agree the 324 is the newest daytime route. The 395 is next newest route although that grew out of a rejigging off several routes in the Greenford area.
The newest night route is the N113 but that grew out of a rejigging on the N13 service.
The OP is correct that TfL isn't exactly overflowing with new route ideas but that's largely the result of the budget for such changes vanishing after May 2008. TfL has also (largely) abandoned the old London Transport thing of tinkering with routes all the time in order to save money / close down garages etc. That's largely because the issue it faces is one of growing demand rather than rationalisation. The last major expansion of routes and frequencies was with Ken Livingstone's tenure at City Hall and a big programme of changes in 2002/3 with some following later on. The attachment is the consultation document from those changes in 2002/3. It is worth saying, though, that not every idea from that time made it into service and TfL did axe a number of night services despite them carrying larger numbers than many routes do today which TfL seems happy to keep running. And no, I don't understand how that works either!
Post by snowman on Aug 29, 2015 16:18:43 GMT
Aug 29, 2015 15:18:48 GMT DT 11 said:
Which goes to show how rare completely new routes are these days.
There is a proposal for EL3 in East London
There have been some school routes like 662 (a re-route of a 665 bus), but this uses roads already served by buses.
I cannot think of a route which was completely new and didn't share part of the route with other bus routes, probably got to go back decades to find one.
Post by maximus23 on Aug 29, 2015 16:30:24 GMT
I recall the 228 to be quite recent however I can't remember when it came into service (2008?) anyway it uses quite a lot of roads which were not previously served so it's probably the most recent original bus route. Original meaning not a re-introduction of a past route.
Aug 29, 2015 16:30:24 GMT maximus23 said:
The 324 was introduced after the 228 and it serves a decent number of new roads and provides new links. There's no point in changing the definition of the question just so you can give a contrary answer.
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Post by southlondonbus on Aug 29, 2015 19:26:43 GMT
But even during the Ken years most new routes were only split off ends like the 333,363,430,436 etc or were renumbering of sections overlapping sections like the 253,427,432. The 493 was one of the few completely new routes back then.
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Aug 29, 2015 19:26:43 GMT southlondonbus said:
And I didn't say it wasn't like that. We did get brand new routes like the 129, 205, 148, 360, 324, 493, RV1, 388, 414, 452 that gave new links in the network and made a series of journeys more convenient for people. Yes all of these part overlap or part replace other route sections of established services but it is near impossible to create a route in London that is entirely on previously unserved routes.
We also got TfL take overs of one or two cross boundary services like the 370, 406 and 498.
Post by sam1212 on Aug 29, 2015 19:59:06 GMT
Wouldn't the next new one be the 433 in selsdon?
Aug 29, 2015 19:59:06 GMT sam1212 said:
It's just a renumbering isn't it? Nothing else changes.
You could half argue about the 359 but that's just a major extension and increase in frequency. If anything New Addington's scheme kills off services more than it creates.
vjaska
Post by vjaska on Aug 29, 2015 23:21:16 GMT
Out of interest, was the last standard double deck route to be introduced the 415 in 2008?
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What is the newest bus route in London?? Aug 29, 2015 23:31:21 GMT vjaska likes this
Post by routew15 on Aug 29, 2015 23:31:21 GMT
Aug 29, 2015 23:21:16 GMT vjaska said:
That or the 135 depends on the the dates.
Just checked on Londonbusroutes.net the 415 contract is March and the 135 is May. Making the 135 the more recent of the two
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What is the newest bus route in London?? Aug 30, 2015 6:32:29 GMT via mobile routew15 likes this
Post by TA1 on Aug 30, 2015 6:32:29 GMT
Aug 29, 2015 23:31:21 GMT routew15 said:
I would have thought the 425 is the newest double decker route, the route started on the 05/07/08, following the withdrawl of the old S2 route and introduction of 425 & 488 respectively.
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What is the newest bus route in London?? Aug 30, 2015 8:01:28 GMT routemasterlover likes this
Post by ServerKing on Aug 30, 2015 8:01:28 GMT
254 was the son of 253
It's a shame no new route will be made out of the 558
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Entidades de población que forman parte de la parroquia:
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 Mazo (O Mazo)

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Models as Speech Acts: A Restatement and a new Case Study
Nicolas Brisset
(Université Côte d'Azur, France
GREDEG CNRS)
Dorian Jullien
The goal of this paper is to provide a methodological perspective on economic models that accounts for some sociological dimensions of economics, in two senses. Firstly, we are interested in how modeling is an activity that is constrained by the (implicit and explicit) rules underlying the accumulation of academic prestige within economics and at the same time can be a means to change these rules. Secondly, we are interested in how, for a given model, this dynamic can be influenced by the use(s) of that model outside of economics. We first provide a restatement of Brisset's (2018) original contribution. We then put this clarified methodological perspective to work on a new case study, i.e., on the dual models at the frontier between behavioral and standard economics.
Nicolas Brisset & Dorian Jullien, 2019. "Models as Speech Acts: A Restatement and a new Case Study," GREDEG Working Papers 2019-09, Groupe de REcherche en Droit, Economie, Gestion (GREDEG CNRS), University of Nice Sophia Antipolis.
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January 19th, 1994. The loud, hysterical cries of a baby filled the room somewhere in Hulst. This day, Dutchie Mischa Sigtermans brought his very first, and definitely not his last 110 decibels onto this planet. After being born and raised in this small town he moved 54 kilometers upwards in to The Netherlands, to a place called Vlissingen (also known as Flushing in English, but, ssssh). Here he spent most of his youth hitting the snare and kicking the bass drum, but even playing in a successful band for a while couldn't please him. After a while he got bored and frustrated with the music he had to play so he decided to take his music to another level. His level, but in another direction.
If you're looking for something completely different from playing drums in a poppy jazz band, then what are you searching for? Mischa found his answer and started walking the path of electronic music. His first steps on this long trail involved mixing house music with Traktor and buying his first mixer, but soon this wasn't enough for him anymore and with the little money a twelve year old has, he bought a double CD player and started mixing music without any software.
Since he was practicing everyday, people started to notice the fact that he had quite some talent and the first bookings came in. You could find Mischa at almost every birthday party playing tunes from somewhere in the living room and he made the freshmen of any local high school dance like crazy on their first encounters with electronic beats. Fun, right? Sure, but he knew he was on the right track and could do way more. At the age of fourteen the locally famous DJ had quite a lot of experience with mixing music but the boy wanted to level up his skills and started producing his own tracks.
To speed up his career he moved to Antwerp and after a summer full of gigs in 2011 and his international debut in Club 54, Malaga, he became a resident of Insomniax as Mischaa (notice the extra a!). And there you go. He is still touring through all the big clubs of Antwerp where he gets to share the stage with already settled pretty successful names in his genre, like Hardwell, Quintino, Nicky Romero, Dada Life, Sidney Samson, Bassjackers, Franky Rizardo and Apster. Even with being only twenty-three years old, Mischaa (remember the extra a!) always gets the crowd hyped up with his energetic and interactive shows.
Remember this name, because this kid is going places!


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A popular message of panic from the Democrats is that there's nothing that can be done about Donald Trump because Mike Pence is even worse.
The logic of this is that somehow Pence doesn't already have power in this administration (anyone believe that?). The leaked quotes this week from Trump seemed to try and push Democrats back into that belief. "Don't ask that guy, he wants to hang them all" talking about gay rights, feels like an intentional leak to try and give himself some cover through fear. Maybe I'm wrong, but it feels too cartoony to be genuine, but then again, maybe that's where we are now.
Also, John C. Calhoun was a monster who firmly believed that slavery was a "positive good," said in a speech before the Senate on February 6, 1837. One plus side to him, however, is that he also pushed for minority party rights which is really the only reason why the Democrats are able to fight back against this administration at all. Of course, Calhoun was fighting for it so that Southern slaveholders would still have a seat at the table, but as Dan Carlin says "imagine this power in the hands of someone you hate."
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Dwyane Wade on Kobe Bryant's Oscar victory: 'He has set a bar for success when you get done playing'
Animated Short winner, "Dear Basketball," Kobe Bryant backstage at the 90th Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday, March 4, 2018 in Hollywood, Calif. (Scott Varley/TNS)
MIAMI — There are a lot of accomplishments that Dwyane Wade and Kobe Bryant share.
Both are among the best shooting guards in NBA history. Both have won multiple NBA championships. Both have won an Olympic gold medal.
But Wade is not sure if he will join Bryant on the list of NBA players to win an Oscar. Bryant became an Oscar winner in the animated short category on Sunday when the retired Lakers legend took home the golden statue for his contributions to "Dear Basketball," which is based on a poem he wrote in 2015 announcing his impending retirement from basketball. Continue reading "Dwyane Wade on Kobe Bryant's Oscar victory: 'He has set a bar for success when you get done playing'"
Author Anthony ChiangPosted on March 5, 2018 Categories 2017-18 season, Anthony Chiang, Dwyane WadeTags Dwyane Wade, heatzone, Kobe Bryant, Miami Heat, sports, sportsfront7 Comments on Dwyane Wade on Kobe Bryant's Oscar victory: 'He has set a bar for success when you get done playing'
Lamar Odom on Heat: 'If you have talent and you go to Miami, it's going to be maximized'
Lamar Odom on the Miami Heat: 'If you don't go hard, you can't play there. That's why I respect their program and their tradition and their style of basketball even to this day.' (Photo Getty Images)
Lamar Odom played one season with the Miami Heat, but it was a season that shaped the rest of Odom's career and even how he watches basketball today.
Odom, in an interview with Shams Charania of The Vertical, spoke about his career, including his disappointment over being traded by the Lakers in 2011, and the impact the Heat and president Pat Riley had on his life.
Odom, 37, signed with the Heat in 2003 and after one season was part of the trade with the Lakers in which the Heat acquired Shaquille O'Neal.
Although Odom was happy to return to Los Angeles – he spent his first four years with the Clippers before coming to Miami – he realized he left an organization that is able to bring out the best in their players.
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Odom told The Vertical he had never worked out before training camp before signing with the Heat and that he "learned how to play hard and what playing hard was," during his season in Miami.
"There was one game when we played in Puerto Rico against the 76ers, and I shot the ball bad," Odom said. "But I had a lot of rebounds, had two 'and-ones' in crunch time, and I was like, 'Damn.' I was down. Pat runs up to me, reads me the stat line, and says, 'Yeah, O. I like that (expletive). I like how hard you went.'
"In Miami, if you don't go hard, you can't play there. That's why I respect their program and their tradition and their style of basketball even to this day, even though they didn't make it to the playoffs last year. Because I played there and I understand them, I can still watch them. I know what they're going through in practice. They're getting pushed to the limit. So if you have talent and you go to Miami, it's going to come out and be maximized.
"We had (Dwyane) Wade, Caron (Butler), Eddie Jones, Rasual Butler, Rafer Alston, Brian Grant. We had a good nucleus. We had a gritty team, blue-collar. I took the Heat philosophy for my whole career. When I watch basketball now, I watch it through the eyes of somebody that played for the Heat."
Odom averaged 17.1 points and 9.7 rebounds during his one season in Miami after signing his six-year, $65 million deal. He and Wade led the Heat to the second round of the playoffs.
But when the Shaq-Kobe Bryant relationship soured Riley swooped in and offered the Lakers anybody on the roster, except Wade.
Odom, Caron Butler and Grant were headed to L.A.
Odom spent seven seasons with the Lakers, where he teamed with Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol to win two titles. His career, and life, spiraled out of control after leaving the Lakers. Odom has gone public about his issues with drug use which included a life-threatening drug overdose in a Las Vegas brothel in October 2015. Odom suffered multiple strokes, kidney failure and was in a coma and on life support.
He says now he is lucky to be alive.
The Heat also benefited from the Odom trade as Wade and Shaq led Miami to its first title in 2006.
Author Tom D'AngeloPosted on August 29, 2017 August 29, 2017 Categories 2017 offseason, Los Angeles Lakers, Pat Riley, Tom D'AngeloTags Brian Grant, Caron Butler, Dwyane Wade, Eddie Jones, heatzone, Kobe Bryant, Lamar Odom, Miami Heat, Pat Riley, Pau Gasol, Rafer Alston, Rasual Butler, Shaquille O'Neal, sports, sportsfront6 Comments on Lamar Odom on Heat: 'If you have talent and you go to Miami, it's going to be maximized'
2017 NBA Finals: 10 storylines as the Cavaliers and Warriors meet for third straight year
Cleveland' s LeBron James celebrates in the final moments of Game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals against at Golden State. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)
The Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers will meet for the third consecutive season in the NBA Finals starting Thursday in Oakland.
The teams have split the first two series, with the Warriors winning in six games in 2015 and the Cavaliers recovering from a 3-1 hole to win Game 7 on the road in 2016.
Now, we have a new twist to the rivalry as Kevin Durant joined the Warriors in the offseason to give them a Big 4 (Durant, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green) to go against Cleveland's Big 3 (LeBron James, Kyrie Irving, Kevin Love).
The series should be compelling so we bring you 10 storylines to keep in mind throughout:
Will Golden State lose a game these playoffs?
The Warriors enter the finals 12-0 in the postseason with sweeps over Portland, Utah and San Antonio. The closest anybody has come to that in the expanded playoffs era (needing 15 or 16 wins for the title) are the 2001 Lakers who were 15-1, sweeping the first three rounds and defeating Philadelphia in the Finals, 4-1. So the question really is: Will Golden State sweep Cleveland, which would give it a 16-0 postseason? The Warriors will win the title but, yes, they will lose a game – or two – along the way.
If the Cavaliers wins, will LeBron James' success in Cleveland surpass his success in Miami?
LeBron's first two seasons in his return to Cleveland and first two in Miami ended the same; losing in the Finals the first year and winning a championship the second. And while LeBron's Cavs teams have had an easier run through the East than his Heat teams, the Warriors teams Cleveland has played in the Finals clearly are better than the Mavericks and Thunder teams the Heat faced in the 2011 and 2012 Finals. The Heat then defeated a very good Spurs team in the 2013 Finals, one that was much closer to these Warriors. If Cleveland wins this season it is on the same track as the 2011-2014 Heat. Then perhaps next year could determine which team has been more successful.
Will we see Warriors coach Steve Kerr on the bench in the Finals?
Kerr has not been on the bench since Game 2 of Golden State's first round series against Portland due to complications from his 2015 back surgery – a spinal cord fluid leak causing headaches and nausea. Kerr, though, started traveling during the conference finals but remained in the locker room during games as Mike Brown continued as acting head coach. Kerr said Monday that he is not healthy enough to return to the bench and his status for the series is "still up in the air."
What would another title mean to LeBron James' legacy?
LeBron (and teammate James Jones) will become the only players not members of the Celtics' dynasty of the 1960s to appear in at least seven straight finals. Michael Jordan, the man to whom LeBron is compared, never played in more than three in a row but it can be argued he would have been to eighth straight had he not abruptly left the sport for two seasons. This is James' eight finals overall, winning three championships and losing four times in his previous seven. But last year's title came against the greatest regular season team in league history. He still will have to convince some he is on par with Jordan if the Cavs upset the Warriors, but that gap would be narrowed.
Will the winning team be invited to the White House?
This will become a storyline after the Finals. Kerr is one of a handful of NBA coaches who have been outspoken against Donald Trump, calling him a "blowhard" and saying he "could not be more ill-suited" to be president. James never has been a fan of Trump's, speaking out against his immigration order and refusing to stay at a Trump property in New York. The question then comes down to if the winner somehow is invited, will it accept?
Will Charles Barkley accuse Kevin Durant of riding Stephen Curry's coattails if Golden State wins?
A discussion last week between Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal on TNT got personal when Shaq once again reminded Barkley that he has never won a title and Barkley shot back that Shaq won his four titles by riding the coattails of Kobe Bryant in L.A. and Dwyane Wade in Miami. Durant could be accused of the same thing if the Warriors win. Durant already was heavily criticized last summer for joining Golden State after his Oklahoma City team blew a 3-1 series lead in the conference finals and lost Game 7.
Are Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love a better fit with LeBron James than Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh?
James had his ups and downs (mostly ups) with both the Cavaliers (since his return) and the Heat, but many believe he has never been better than he has this postseason. In both situations the third wheel of the Big 3 (Bosh and Love) had to make major sacrifices and at times some wondered if it would work (it did). James' main sidekick (Wade and Irving) appeared to have an easier time with the transition. The biggest difference is Irving is a point guard while Wade is a shooting guard. But either way, James has done pretty well playing with both.
Will Draymond Green stay out of trouble in this year's Finals?
The Warriors' polarizing forward was suspended for Game 5 last season after being assessed a flagrant foul 1 on a play in which he and James got tangled and Green swung his arm into James' groin area. Green has had several incidents throughout his career in which he has appeared to attempt to kick an opposing player, sometimes making contact to the groin. But Green has been a good boy during these playoffs. … so far. The NBA has handed out 10 fines during the postseason, none to Green. And there have been four flagrant 1s and one flagrant 2 called, none on Green. The worst he's gotten is two technical fouls. So, continue that pattern and, yes, he'll be OK. But, you never know with that temper.
Can either team be challenged in their respective conferences in the next few years?
The Warriors are younger when you consider their top four players still are in their 20s (Curry will turn 30 next March). James is 32 while Irving and Love are in their 20s. Still, neither team appears to be slowing down at least for the next two to three years. The only team possibly challenging either is Boston, which made it to the East finals this season, has the No. 1 pick in the draft and enough money to sign a max free agent.
Will the Finals make up for a boring NBA postseason to date?
Like the thrilling second half and overtime of the Super Bowl made up for a boring NFL playoffs? Yes. These playoffs have not been very competitive with five series ending in sweeps and two more lasting just five games, and just two going to Game 7. But this is what everybody has been waiting for and now is the time for the Warriors and Cavaliers to save the postseason.
Author Tom D'AngeloPosted on May 30, 2017 May 30, 2017 Categories Cleveland Cavaliers, Golden State Warriors, LeBron James, Tom D'AngeloTags Charles Barkley, Chris Bosh, Donald Trump, Draymond Green, Dwyane Wade, heatzone, James Jones, Kevin Durant, Kevin Love, klay thompson, Kobe Bryant, Kyrie Irving, LeBron James, Miami Heat, Michael Jordan, Mike Brown, Shaquille O'Neal, sports, sportsfront, Stephen Curry, Steve Kerr5 Comments on 2017 NBA Finals: 10 storylines as the Cavaliers and Warriors meet for third straight year
Poll: Did Shaq ride Dwyane Wade's coattails to 2006 title with Miami Heat (as Charles Barkley believes) or are both responsible?
Shaqulle O'Neal (right) and Dwyane Wade (second from right) celebrate the Heat's 2006 title along with Antoine Walker (left) and Gary Payton. (Photo by Doug Benc/Getty Images)
Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley needed a timeout while on the TNT set last week following Game 4 of the Cleveland-Boston series.
At one point Shaq, as he has done through the years, reminded Barkley he never has won an NBA title, something Shaq has done four times.
Barkley, whose only appearance in the Finals was 1993 with Phoenix which lost in six games to Chicago, then dismissed Shaq's four rings, saying he was "riding Dwyane Wade's and Kobe's coattails," referring to Shaq's 2006 championship with the Heat and three titles with the Lakers and Kobe Bryant.
Barkley later added Heat center Alonzo Mourning to the list of players who coattails Shaq hopped on board on his way to winning titles.
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Shaq was stung, calling Barkley "a bum" and saying people question "why you're in the Hall of Fame." At this point, show host and referee Ernie Johnson stepped in and asked why things got so personal.
Shaq's fourth and final title came two years after he joined the Heat in 2004. While Shaq and Wade had All-Star seasons, Wade was better during the regular season and clearly was The Man in the Finals.
But the real question is did Shaq actually ride Wade's coattails for a fourth ring?
Wade averaged 27.2 points, 6.7 rebounds and 5.9 assists during the season in which he turned 24 in January. He was sixth in the MVP voting and second-team All-NBA. He was even better in the playoffs (28.4 ppg) which culminated with a historical finals in which he averaged 34.7 points and 7.8 rebounds while winning the MVP.
Shaq turned 33 in March of 2006 but still had a lot to give, as his being voted to the All-NBA first team for the seventh consecutive year shows (he was not in the Top 10 of the MVP voting). He averaged 20.0 points (the last time he would average 20 in his career) and 9.2 rebounds and led the league in shooting at 60 percent. He was an All-Star for the 13th time (he finished with 15).
And although his scoring tailed off in the Finals to 13.7 points, he led the Heat with 10.2 rebounds.
Clearly, the Finals was Wade's stage and his coming out party as one of the best players in the league. But Shaq was a huge contributor to the Heat's first title.
But to me, nobody rode anybody's coattails.
The Heat would not have won the title in 2006 without either player. …. Not without Shaq coming aboard two years prior and certainly not without Wade.
But we put the question to you:
Author Tom D'AngeloPosted on May 30, 2017 May 30, 2017 Categories Dwyane Wade, Playoffs, Tom D'AngeloTags Alonzo Mourning, Charles Barkley, Dwyane Wade, heatzone, Kobe Bryant, Miami Heat, Shaquille O'Neal, sports, sportsfront3 Comments on Poll: Did Shaq ride Dwyane Wade's coattails to 2006 title with Miami Heat (as Charles Barkley believes) or are both responsible?
On 55th anniversary of Wilt's 100 point game, Miami Heat players say it would never happen on their watch
Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points in a game 55 years ago tonight.
MIAMI – Tyler Johnson knows what he would do if somebody were about to drop 100 points on his team.
"You're not getting 100 on me," the Heat guard said. "I'm going to hard foul you. Once you start sniffing 80, I have to give you a hard one. I have to. And as a coach I'm definitely sending double, triple (teams). We're not going to be that team for sure."
The Knicks needed Johnson on the sidelines in Hershey, Pa., 55 years ago tonight when Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points, an NBA record that likely never will be broken. Chamberlain made 36-of-63 shots from the floor and 28-of-32 from the line.
And he chipped in with 25 rebounds in the Philadelphia Warriors' 169-147 victory.
"It's probably one of the greatest performances that I haven't seen," said 25-year-old Dion Waiters.
Several players were asked what they would have done to stop the 7-foot-1, 275-pound Chamberlain and the answers pretty much echoed Johnson's.
"I got six fouls," Waiters said. "I'm going to use up all my fouls before you score 100 on me. I might have to watch from the side. I'm not letting you score 100 points on me."
I asked a number of players what was the most points they ever scored in any game at any level.
Dion Waiters: 63 in a rec league game when he was in 8th grade. "I shot every time, though," he said.
Goran Dragic: 47 playing for his national team in Slovenia.
Hassan Whiteside: 55 playing in China. "I had a triple double with 28 or 29 rebounds and 10 blocks," he said.
Wayne Ellington: 45 in a high school game.
Okaro White: 52 in a high school summer tournament.
Jason Richardson: 47 in a college rec league game.
James Johnson: 40 in the D-League.
Tyler Johnson: 62 in middle school.
Some players were asked if Wilt's 100 could be matched in the modern NBA. The closest anybody has come is the Lakers' Kobe Bryant, who totaled 81 against the Raptors on Jan. 22, 2006.
Chamberlain, who averaged 50.4 points and 25.7 rebounds in 1961-62, has four of the top five scoring performances in NBA history.
Dragic said maybe Stephen Curry or Klay Thompson.
"I feel like how Golden State is playing maybe Steph or Klay," he said. "Klay already had that game he had 37 in a quarter. They know how to share the ball. You never know."
Ellington agrees but also throws Russell Westbrook and James Harden in the conversation. Tyler Johnson said he'd go with Westbrook over Harden or any of the Warriors.
Tyler also delicately (and respectfully) pointed out how the level of competition and the talent level 55 years ago is not quite what is it today and believes he shares a locker room with a player who has the skills today that would have been as dominant as Wilt's back in the day.
"If Hassan played back then I bet he's get 100," Johnson said.
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Author Tom D'AngeloPosted on March 2, 2017 Categories 2016-17 season, NBA news, Tom D'AngeloTags Dion Waiters, Goran Dragic, Hassan Whiteside, heatzone, James Harden, James Johnson, Josh Richardson, klay thompson, Kobe Bryant, Miami Heat, Okaro White, Russell Westbrook, sports, sportsfront, Stephen Curry, Tyler Johnson, Wilt Chamberlain4 Comments on On 55th anniversary of Wilt's 100 point game, Miami Heat players say it would never happen on their watch
Now we'll see what Heat guard Dion Waiters' former agent – turned GM – really thinks of him
Heat guard Dion Waiters goes to the basket during Miami's victory in Atlanta on Friday. (AP Photo/John Amis)
All eyes will be on Rob Pelinka, the Lakers General Manager, this summer to see what he really thinks of his former clients.
Pelinka, who represents Heat guard Dion Waiters, will be named GM of the Lakers as part of the restructuring under Magic Johnson. And Waiters could be an early litmus test to see how much different Pelinka handles negotiations as a GM compared to how he handled them as an agent.
Waiters, 25, is setting himself up for a big payday. He signed a two-year deal for around $6 million with the Heat last summer, one that included a player option for 2017-18. Waiters will opt out to become a free agent this summer and could command up to $15 million a year if he continues the progress we've seen the last five weeks. And the Lakers could be in the market for a shooting guard seeing Nick Young has been in middle of trade rumors the last three years. Waiters definitely would be an upgrade.
Waiters is averaging 16.1 points while shooting 42.1 percent for the season but he is playing the best basketball of his career the last 13 games, averaging 21.5 points, 5.6 assists and 4.2 rebounds while shooting 49 percent, including 47.4 percent on 3s.
Waiters is a big reason the Heat have won 16-of-18 games and climbed back into the playoff race. Miami (27-32) is one game out of the final playoff spot entering tonight's game in Dallas.
Heat president Pat Riley said last week the organization will have a good idea by the end of the season if the fifth-year guard will be worth a sizeable contract.
"If he can put together another 25 games similar to what he has done the last 10 or 12, that's a pretty good sample size of what a guy can do," Riley said Thursday, after the trade deadline expired. "Does it impact winning? That's an analytic that you have to figure out, his impact on winning. He's been talked to a lot about that. I think he's really taken to heart his conditioning and playing both ends of the court. He's a playmaker. He's a big-time playmaker."
Waiters, who signed with Pelinka when he left Syracuse in 2012, was surprised is agent is about to switch sides.
"At first, I didn't believe anything until I heard from him," Waiters said about the move that was announced last week. "He called me. We talked about it. He told me to continue what I'm doing and everything will be fine.
"He told me he was shocked himself. Like I said, 'You can't turn down something like that, that's so important to you.' He probably didn't have expectations of being that but being a GM is probably a dream. You're living out there. Your family is there. You're representing Kobe (Bryant). Why not?"
Waiters, who said Pelinka has "always been there for me," will continue to be represented by Brandon Rosenthal, who is part of Pelinka's agency. Pelinka also represents Chris Bosh, who has not played for more than a year because of recurring blood clots. Bosh switch to Pelinka's agency late last year.
"We're building something," Waiters said his team of representatives. "I don't really like to start over. I've been there forever. My mom and everybody are comfortable. If we make changes, that'll be later on. For right now, I'm not really worried about that."
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Author Tom D'AngeloPosted on February 27, 2017 February 27, 2017 Categories 2016-17 season, Dion Waiters, Tom D'AngeloTags Brandon Rosenthal, Chris Bosh, Dion Waiters, heatzone, Kobe Bryant, Miami Heat, Rob Pelinka, sports, sportsfront3 Comments on Now we'll see what Heat guard Dion Waiters' former agent – turned GM – really thinks of him
Former Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal roasts, entertains in Hall of Fame speech
Not only is Shaquille O'Neal one of the greatest centers ever to play in the NBA, but he's been one of the league's biggest showmen.
Friday, during his induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame, the Big Entertainer gave a speech that was sentimental and emotional along with entertaining and standup comedy.
Shaq touched on his personal and professional life, including his time with the Miami Heat.
Shaq's nearly 30 minutes at the podium was also a roast of sorts with people like Dick Vitale, Nick Anderson, Phil Jackson, Kobe Bryant, Rick Barry and even the fans among those in his crosshairs. He also thanked many people from family members to mentors to coaches to opponents to teammates.
Bill Russell, Julius Erving, Isiah Thomas, Alonzo Mourning.
Shaq's first mention of his 3 ½ season in South Florida, in which he helped the Heat win their first title, was at the start. He was asked to pick one person to 'welcome him,' but Shaq had four on the stage, Bill Russell, Julius Erving, Isiah Thomas and former Heat center and Hall of Famer, Alonzo Mourning.
In introducing Mourning, Shaq said: "Alonzo Mourning, arch-nemesis turned great friend. We both entered the league together in 1992, had fierce battles together, he'd dunk on me, I'd dunk on him.
"In 2006 we joined forces together to win his first and my fourth title for the Miami Heat. Thank you, Zo. Couldn't have done it without you."
Later, Shaq set up his move to Miami by poking fun at Bryant.
"Kobe Bryant, a guy who would push me and help me win three titles in a row," he said. "But also helped me get pushed off the team and traded to Miami."
After the laughter died he named several members of that Heat title team.
"But it was in Miami where two of my favorite people helped me obtain my fourth championship, Pat Riley and D-Wade," he said. "But I'd be remiss if I didn't name other key players; James Posey, Jason Williams, Antoine Walker, Hall of Famer Gary Payton, Udonis Haslem and Hall of Famer Alonzo Mourning.
Miami Beach will always be one of my favorite cities."
Shaq went on to thank the Arison family, Miami Beach Police Department, Doral Police Department and Barry University among others.
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Shaquille O'Neill and Alonzo Mourning celebrating the Heat's 2006 title.
Author Tom D'AngeloPosted on September 10, 2016 September 10, 2016 Categories 2017 offseason, Former Heat players, Tom D'AngeloTags Alonzo Mourning, Antoine Walker, Dwyane Wade, Gary Payton, heatzone, james posey, Jason William, Kobe Bryant, Miami Heat, Pat Riley, Shaquille O'Neal, sports, sportsfront, Udonis Haslem1 Comment on Former Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal roasts, entertains in Hall of Fame speech
ESPN ranks Dwyane Wade as more famous than Stephen Curry
Wade landed No. 6 on ESPN's fame rankings. (Getty Images)
Heat guard Dwyane Wade still has plenty of cache.
As he put up a resurgent performance on the court this year, Wade saw his popularity spike with it. He was cheered at every arena in the league, perhaps marking the warmest overall reception he's gotten since before the Big Three.
In ESPN's recent fame rankings, which account for salary, endorsement deals, social media and Google searches, Wade landed sixth among NBA players and No. 33 among all athletes. Here are the top 10 from the NBA:
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Author Jason LieserPosted on June 2, 2016 June 2, 2016 Categories 2015-16 season, Around the league, Dwyane Wade, Jason Lieser, LeBron James, NBA newsTags Dwyane Wade, ESPN, heatzone, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Miami Heat, sports, sportsfront, Stephen Curry1 Comment on ESPN ranks Dwyane Wade as more famous than Stephen Curry
Lamar Odom attends Heat-Lakers game
Lamar Odom seems to have come back healthy after a scary episode in October. (Getty Images)
Lamar Odom seems to be doing much better after a near-death experience last fall and looked quite healthy while attending the Heat's game against the Lakers on Wednesday.
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Author Jason LieserPosted on March 31, 2016 Categories 2015-16 season, Around the league, Dwyane Wade, Former Heat players, Jason Lieser, Los Angeles Lakers, NBA newsTags Dwyane Wade, heatzone, Kobe Bryant, Lamar Odom, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, sports, sportsfront2 Comments on Lamar Odom attends Heat-Lakers game
Dwyane Wade shares his favorite Kobe Bryant story
This story was originally published on March 30, 2016.
Dwyane Wade and Kobe Bryant in a Christmas Day game in 2004. (Getty Images)
Dwyane Wade admits that no one other than him would remember this moment, but he'll never forget it.
With the Heat visiting the Lakers tonight for the final time in Kobe Bryant's career, Wade shared his all-time favorite memory of playing against him:
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General Edward Porter Alexander was the master gunner of the Confederacy, and undeniably one of the great American artillerists. He was involved in nearly all of the great battles of the East, from First Manassas through Appomattox; on the second day at Gettysburg, Alexander's battalion executed one of the greatest artillery charges of the war; Longstreet relied upon him for reconnaissance, and Stonewall Jackson wanted him made an infantry general.
Alexander wrote two books: a personal memoir intended for his children, which remained unnoticed until 1989, when it was published to enormous critical acclaim as Fighting for the Confederacy; and this book, Military Memoirs of a Confederate, which was first published in 1907 and immediately recognized as a classic. Unlike Fighting for the Confederacy, which was based largely on Alexander's own recollections, Military Memoirs relies on a vast amount of research. It is undoubtedly the most accurate and most important first-hand general history of the Civil War.


Jugando con mi amigo a DC universe,empezando las misiones fuera de comisaria.
We loaded up DC Universe Online for the first time in years. Megan and Jeremy discuss if DCUO is worth getting into or back into in 2019.
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Taio Cruz reveals that he is planning to work on other genres of music in the future.
Taio Cruz has revealed that he plans to work on different genres of music in the future.
However, the 'Higher' star, who is widely known for his electro club anthems, insisted that he won't be making the changes anytime soon.
"I have ideas for a new sound but I won't go there yet because electro-pop is what the kids want to hear," Cruz told the Daily Star.
"However, I have plans to mess with dubstep and rock further down the line."
Cruz previously revealed that he is working on new material for Justin Bieber.


Daaaaayum! We hope that recent rash of violence in Mexico isn't spreading to other parts of Central America.
Fourteen people were shot and killed at a soccer field in northern Honduras, a police spokesman said Saturday.
Juan Lopez, a police spokesman in the industrial city of San Pedro Sula, said 10 people died on the scene, while four more were transported to an area medical center for treatment. They died of their wounds, he added.
"We're investigating to see what sort of organization could be behind this. The most likely (scenario) is that the attack was directed at one or some of the men on the field and that the others were caught in the crossfire," Lopez said.
He declined to identify the victims.


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Q: CodeKit $pageTitle variable "undefined" - CodeKit compile issue I'm working with Foundation and compiling with CodeKit with the .kit language. Trying to use the $pageTitle variable, which I call in my _head-red.kit file as this:
<title><!--$pageTitle--> | David Pindrys</title>

It's defined in a page file as this:
<!--- $pageTitle = Page Title -->

Don't know what's up. My _head-ref.kit file is in a /partials directory, is called by the page file (successfully) which are in a /pages directory. When I attempt to compile, I get
Line 6 of _head-ref.kit: The variable $pageTitle is undefined.

(This action was triggered by a change to _head-ref.kit

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

A: <!--- $pageTitle = Page Title -->

Needs to be
<!-- $pageTitle = Page Title -->

One dash too many in the opening tag

A: In your _head-ref.kit add the following:
<title><!-- @pageTitle--> | David Pindrys</title>

Also, in your page do this:
<!-- @pageTitle : Page Title -->
<!-- @import '_head-ref' -->

This should works. For more information, check the following page: https://incident57.com/codekit/help.html#kit