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Zip Info

      <form role="form" class="form-horizontal">

          Place Name

            <input type="text" placeholder="first name" class="form-control" value.bind="zip.place">

          Longitude

            <input type="text" placeholder="last name" class="form-control" value.bind="zip.longitude">

          Latitude

            <input type="text" placeholder="last name" class="form-control" value.bind="zip.latitude">

          State

            <input type="text" placeholder="email" class="form-control" value.bind="zip.email">

      </form>

    <button class="btn btn-success" click.delegate="add()" disabled.bind="!canSave">Add</button>

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Give this video a watch and learn how to tell if your newsfeed is filled with false information. These days people automatically asume everything on the internet is true. But there is a lot of bad information on the web, epecially on social media.
Since 1905, KCTC has helped its members stay connected with the latest advancements in clear, dependable telecommunications services. As a local provider, KCTC offers an expanding array of communications options along with responsive, personal service. KCTC customers now enjoy Fiber-to-the-Home technology, delivering the latest in home entertainment and Internet access right to the customer's door.


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import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.Queue;

public class TreeSum {
//    public static int sum(TreeNode root) {
//        if (root == null)
//            return 0;
//
//        int left = sum(root.left);
//        int right = sum(root.right);
//
//        return left+right+root.val;
//    }

    public static int sum(TreeNode root) {
        if (root == null)
            return 0;

        Queue<TreeNode> cur = new LinkedList<TreeNode>();
        cur.add(root);
        int total = 0;

        while(!cur.isEmpty()) {
            TreeNode tn = cur.poll();

            if (tn.left != null)
                cur.add(tn.left);
            if (tn.right != null)
                cur.add(tn.right);

            total += tn.val;
        }

        return total;
    }

    public static void main(String [ ] args) {
        TreeNode root = new TreeNode(5);

        root.left = new TreeNode(4);
        root.right = new TreeNode(8);

        root.left.left = new TreeNode(11);
        root.left.left.left = new TreeNode(7);
        root.left.left.right = new TreeNode(2);
        root.right.left = new TreeNode(13);
        root.right.right = new TreeNode(4);
        root.right.right.right = new TreeNode(1);

        System.out.println(sum(root));
    }
}

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I'll be on the University's KJACK radio this Tuesday from 7pm-8pm, MST talking up the Grand Slam and probably doing a poem or two. Tune in via streaming mp3 or streaming window media player. This will be the second radio program I've been on in the last two weeks, last week Emilie Vardaman featured my poem "La Viejita de Sonora" on KBRP, 96.1 LP FM Bisbee during her borderlands poetry show. She explains the "LP" stands for "low power," meaning the broadcast just reaches Old Bisbee, they're hoping to boost power to cover Warren soon.


Ordering information for paperback copies of all of our textbooks.
Textbook prices have soared exponentially in recent years, and are now prohibitively expensive for many students. For this reason, we decided in 2007 to revise two of our texts and make them available as PDF files that can be downloaded at no cost.
Instructors of courses that used those downloads at the time informed us that some of the students using those files found it more convenient to have paper copies. Accordingly, we found a method of providing high quality paperback copies printed on demand at a fraction of the original cost charged by the commercial publisher.
The two books were Real Analysis, written at a level for graduate students and Elementary Real Analysis, suitable for advanced undergraduates.
Since that time we have added a book on Mathematical Discovery requiring very little mathematical background. Several other titles are now also available as inexpensive paperbacks or as free downloads. Our catalogue lists individual titles. The web page for each text gives a short description of the book and links to its Preface and Table of Contents, as well as information on purchasing or downloading the book.
Order paperbacks of all of our texts here.
Individual copies of all of our books can be ordered directly from Amazon or from the CreateSpace eStore. Purchases from CreateSpace may be eligible for discount coupons. University bookstores, libraries and sellers of books can order wholesale copies through the CreateSpace Direct channel. The process isdescribed here.
For those residing in Europe, some of our books can be obtained from Amazon sites in European countries. Ordering directly from these sites reduces the shipping price and allows speedier delivery. Information about European distribution, where available, is included in the section describing each text.
for further information about our books and other real analysis resources.
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The IR35 rules were introduced to prevent individuals from setting up and trading through a company in order to avoid tax and National Insurance contributions. Originally, the onus was on contractors to evaluate their own tax status. In 2017 the Government changed the rules for public sector organisations making it their responsibility to determining the correct tax status. If a public organisation determines that without a service company the individual would be their employee then the organisation must deduct tax and national insurance at source. The public organisation, and not the individual, is liable for any failure to deduct plus interest and fines.
In the 2018 Budget the Government announced that the obligation to determine tax status of a contractor previously only applicable to the public sector will be extended to medium and large private sector organisations from April 2020. From next year, private organisations will also bear the burden of determining the tax status of their contractors.
When the change was implemented in the public sector there was a dramatic effect with an estimated 90,000 individuals being taxed as employees in the first three months of the rule change.
Providing services through your own limited company? What should you do?
The application of the rules to the private sector is likely to impact how private businesses choose to engage with contractors; many companies will be reluctant/wary of using individual contractors.
If are using a personal service company to deliver services, you should consult your accountant and ensure that you are confident of your tax status. A recent article in the Guardian suggests (on the basis of what happened in the public sector) that the stretching of the rules to the private sector may see contractors suffer a reduction in take home income by as much as 30%.
Many private organisations may decide not to take any risk and put their contractors on the payroll. This arrangement may work well for individuals if they are offered employment on acceptable terms and if the level of remuneration allows them a comparable level of income.
If you would like advice on employment status, the terms of employment you have been offered, or if you need help in drafting a consultancy agreement, please contact David Greenhalgh on david@joelsonlaw.com or 020 7580 5721.


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Belmont Abbey freshman Hernandez's talents not limited to basketball
Joe Hughes jhughes@gastongazette.com
One's value on the basketball court isn't necessarily found in the stat column.
Though merely a freshman, Emanuel Hernandez wanted to do his part to contribute to the Belmont Abbey men's team. Though certainly making the most of his opportunities on the court, the 6-foot-5, 210-pound native of Puerto Rico has shown he has plenty more to offer.
Prior to Belmont Abbey's Feb. 23 game against Lees-McRae, Hernandez put his vocal talents on display by singing the National Anthem. His performance helped kickstart one of his team's best performances of the 2018-19 basketball campaign — a 97-76 rout of the visiting Bobcats.
"I would like to think my singing had something to do (with the Crusaders' performance), because we had a great game," Hernandez said. "It was a lot of fun, especially doing this in front of a full crowd. Most importantly, it was an honor for me to do this, and for a country that has given me so many opportunities."
Prior to arriving at the school, he performed the National Anthem ahead of basketball games at The Master's Academy in Oviedo, Florida. However, until recently he'd kept the talent under wraps — both from his teammates, as well as the Belmont Abbey student body.
That all changed during a talent show last month at the local school.
"Manny is multi-talented, great singer, so we knew this about him during the recruiting process," said Belmont Abbey men's basketball coach Billy Taylor. "We knew he had a beautiful voice, but we wanted to break it out at the right time. In addition to that, he sang during the Mr. Crusader event and it was the first time the campus was able to hear him sing. The gym was packed with student-athletes, he sang and played the keys … it was unbelievable."
Said Hernandez: "A lot of my teammates until a couple of weeks ago, didn't really know I sang. I try not to sing all that often, but when I do my teammates really get excited and support me a lot."
And in the 19 games he's taken the floor, he's done his part in contributing to the Crusaders' 22-7 season going into Saturday's Conference Carolinas semifinal against Barton. Hernandez is averaging 1.7 points and 1.6 rebounds.
"Right now, I just want to work hard every second I'm in," he said. "Sort of like the National Anthem, I just want to provide whatever I can — whether it be on offense or defense. Energy, energy, energy … that's what I want to provide.
"Our team has great chemistry, not because we're having a great season and winning. But the camaraderie and togetherness in this locker room is second to none. They are great teammates and better people."

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A Spherical Display really is a different world than the flat displays so common in our lives. When viewers first encounter a beautiful digital globe, they are enthralled. Whether the purpose is entertainment or education, you have their attention. They should be your audience, your visitors, your students, your colleagues.
Image dispersal using patented convex mirror with internal single or dual HiRes projectors inside the system.
Matte finish screen for natural appearance - No room reflections, easy to clean surface, doesn't show fingerprints.
Proprietary screen treatment for large contrast enhancement.
Suggested Light Ambient: 10% of effective screen illumination or less (compare to above). This depends upon nature and character of displayed graphics.
Data listed above for the 48" and 60" sizes are based on Dual Projector systems. Single projector configurations are also available.
When to choose an OmniGlobe® and when Science On a Sphere®?
An OmniGlobe® has a diameter between 80-150cm. For sizes above 100cm-150cm we highly recommend the use of a dual projector OmniGlobe®. Single digital globe projector systems basically use only SXGA+ projectors and are limited to about 0.9 Mio pixels on the screen while dual projector systems can utilize 2x HD projectors with a very good result of about 2.9 Mio pixels on the screen which is a more than three times higher resolution. For comparison sheets please contact us.
When it comes to diameter sizes above 150cm four or even six projectors are possible/necessary to get a good picture result, and that is only possible with Science On a Sphere® outside projection systems.
How dark should the viewing environment be?
Typical museum lighting is fine. Such lighting is subdued, but easily adequate for "reading a newspaper". The screen has a low reflection matt surface, but bright lights will reduce the image contrast. For a relatively bright environment, and anywhere the extra "pop" is wanted, we recommend our Dual Projector System.
Is it OK for people to touch the screen?
Yes, but we don't recommend encouraging it. The screen consists of a soft vinyl rear projection film bonded to an acrylic shell. The vinyl has a matt finish that does not readily show finger marks, but it can be scratched and gouged. Cleaning should be infrequent, but when required any non-aggressive cleaning solution (slightly soapy warm water, alcohol, etc.) can be used with a cloth or soft paper towel, etc.
How fragile is the screen?
Not very. Structurally, the screen is an acrylic spherical shell. It isn't easily broken, but contact with objects that might deliver a sharp blow or gouge the vinyl should be avoided. Damage to the vinyl cannot be repaired, so depending on the environment it is to be installed in, it may be advisable to install a protective railing around the OmniGlobe®.
What is the best viewing distance?
Just as in a movie theatre, the best seats are not in the front row. For the fully spherical OmniGlobe®, a comfortable viewing distance is about twice the diameter (10 feet for the 60" globe and 4-5 feet for the 32" globe).
Who besides Globoccess creates content?
Please see OmniSuite column or Content in our homepage.
Can we have multiple movies or images on our OmniGlobe®?
Yes. And they can be set up to be selected by visitors or staff. Visitor selection is typically accommodated using a touch screen monitor. Movies can also continuously loop.
Yes. Audio is easily added to movies.
What hardware do the movies and images play from?
A PC configured for good video performance, which is generally included in the price. The software, images and movies will reside on the hard disk. The PC generally resides inside the base of the display system, although it can also be located in a kiosk or some other location close by like a computer control room.
Depending upon the projector, they are generally rated at 1500 to 2000 hours in standard power mode, and as much as 4 times that in the economy mode (low brightness setting) available with some projectors.
What are Globoccess warranty and service policies?
The projector and computer are standard products from reputable suppliers like Panasonic, Projectiondesign, Dell etc and are covered by their respective manufacturer's warranties, generally 1-2 years on parts and workmanship. Globoccess warrants the rest of the system, which is principally the screen and optics, for one year for problems or failures due to workmanship or materials, and which are not intentional or inadvertent damaged caused at the installation site.
Science On a Sphere® systems consists of four projectors positioned along the sphere's equator and as an option up to two additional projectors for North and South Pole regions, depending on possible viewing angles and room environment of our customers.
1 Custom globe sizes possible.
What is Science On a Sphere®?
Science On a Sphere® is an animated globe and visualization system. As well as an OmniGlobe® it is mainly used to imitate the planet Earth in a dynamic way to display all environmental processes like climate change or natural moving or even real time content like hourly updatable clouds or real time GPS data, or combinations of these.
Besides these possibilities it can also be used as a 360-degree-visible media tool for modern company communication in public places like lobbies or any large rooms by using advertisement movies, animated company location overviews or art.
Why Science On a Sphere®?
At the moment we offer 173cm and 300cm globes - custom sizes are possible. The hard shells can be delivered in two pieces to meet possible access limitations on the final site. The seams are invisible once installed.
What hardware is used for a Science On a Sphere®?
Science On a Sphere® consists of a spherical screen made of carbon fibre with a typical projection surface. It uses 4 high-end video projectors, depending on customer's needs or size of the Science On a Sphere®. All projectors are driven by one computer. An additional computer is used as a spare.
OmniSuite is responsible for projecting and rendering the content in real-time according to user interactions and the used globe system.
OmniSuite's authoring module provides tools for content creation from simple to highly sophisticated. You can easily create your own content (global story) within a few minutes or choose from our story library.
A graphical presentation and interaction system allows you to manipulate the ongoing demonstration in realtime via graphical user interface (GUI). You can use some of our GUI templates, alter them or design your own GUI.
There are many possibilities for the contents. Most of it is available for free in the internet. Some are limited by copyright restrictions or cost extra. Create your own living planet or choose from our scientifically structured content overview.
Can movies have audio effects?
What tools are available to help create visualizations?
Also, there is a tool with OmniSuite for creating and managing your content (global stories). It is a GUI-based application that makes creating new and modifying existing global stories easy. Using OmniSuite's StoryEditor/MaterialEditor, you can open global stories, drag and drop stories between computers, modify story entries, all through a simple graphical interface.
Our smallest globe even fits through standard sized doors. Perfect for schools.
Our personal favourite. This Globe has a very sharp and bright image - an unbeaten picture quality.
This large globe has a lot of presence.
Our powerful software package provides all tools you need to tell your own global stories.
High image quality for big spheres. Perfect for halls and lobbies.
High image quality for big spheres. Perfect for big halls and lobbies. Also over multiple floors.


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Diamondbacks' deal for Greinke came just in time
John Marshall - AP Sports Writer
PHOENIX — Zack Greinke was minutes from agreeing to sign with another team when he received word the Arizona Diamondbacks were interested.
Greinke wouldn't identify the other club, but the question was about his former team, the Los Angeles Dodgers, and he answered with a smile, so it was not hard to decipher.
Instead of re-signing with the Dodgers, Greinke listened to the Diamondbacks' pitch. He liked it and a deal was put together the following day.
The Arizona Diamondbacks, long considered a small-market team despite playing in the nation's sixth-largest city, acquired the most accomplished free-agent pitcher on the market.
"I'm glad we were a minute too soon than a minute too late," Diamondbacks general manager Dave Stewart said Friday at Greinke's introductory news conference.
Greinke, this year's NL Cy Young Award runner-up, also was sought by the NL West rival San Francisco Giants.
Greinke pitched in Los Angeles the past three seasons and was 19-3 with a 1.66 ERA this year, the best ERA among big league qualifying pitchers since 1985. The 32-year-old right-hander narrowly missed a second Cy Young, finishing behind the Chicago Cubs' Jake Arietta.
Greinke, who won the 2009 AL Cy Young while with Kansas City, said he was all set to sign with another team when he received a call from his agent about the Diamondbacks.
"That got me excited," Greinke said.
The sides agreed to a $206.5 million, six-year contract that has the highest average annual salary in baseball history at $34.4 million. The deal includes $62.5 million in deferred money that lowers its present-day value to $193,849,298, according to the calculation by Major League Baseball.
It was a bold move for the Diamondbacks, who primarily stuck to mid-level contracts since signing Randy Johnson in 1998. Arizona wasn't done, either, trading 2015 No. 1 overall draft pick Dansby Swanson and outfielder Ender Inciarte to Atlanta in a deal for All-Star right-hander Shelby Miller.
The spending shift followed a $1.5 billion TV deal signed with Fox Sports Arizona last February that will span more than 20 years.
"It puts us in a place where we could be more financially competitive," Diamondbacks managing general partner Ken Kendrick said. "e felt like there was a window to compete to make significant improvement to our rotation … and the stars aligned."
The thought of playing for Arizona occurred to Greinke during a series in the desert just before this year'sAll-Star break. He noticed how hard the scrappy Diamondbacks played, the way they played defense and how they knocked the ball around Chase Field.
"I was just thinking, like, 'Man, they have something going on there," Greinke said. "Just need a couple things and could be as good as anybody.'"
First baseman Paul Goldschmidt was second in NL MVP voting for the second time in three years, and outfielder A.J. Pollock was an All-Star in 2015. Arizona scored the second-most runs in the NL last season while playing in one of baseball's most hitter-friendly ballparks.
The Diamondbacks also have solid core of young infielders and outfielders, combining to form one of baseball's best defensive teams.
Arizona has some talented pitchers in its rotation, including left-hander Patrick Corbin, who returned from Tommy John surgery last season. The Diamondbacks just didn't have a top-of-the-line starter.
That changed this week with the additions of Greinke and Miller.
"We liked our position players going forward and felt like with our young arms, a rotation leader was the No. 1 thing that could help us," Diamondbacks chief baseball officer Tony La Russa said. "We were fortunate to get one like Zack."
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Q: Translating function address to file offset Let's say I have some code
_declspec(noinline) void foo() {
    printf("...");
}

And that I've mapped the executable into memory like this
#include <Windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>

_declspec(noinline) void foo() {
    printf("...");
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    IMAGE_DOS_HEADER* dos = (IMAGE_DOS_HEADER*)GetModuleHandle(NULL);
    IMAGE_NT_HEADERS* nt = (IMAGE_NT_HEADERS*)((UCHAR*)dos + dos->e_lfanew);
    return 0;
}

How do I translate &foo into an offset in the executable? Is this even possible?
EDIT: I tried @moonshadow's solution, but the address of the function is always outside the .text section, as seen below
#include <Windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>

IMAGE_SECTION_HEADER* getSection(const IMAGE_NT_HEADERS* nt_headers, unsigned section) {
    return reinterpret_cast<IMAGE_SECTION_HEADER*>(
        (UCHAR*)nt_headers->OptionalHeader.DataDirectory +
        nt_headers->OptionalHeader.NumberOfRvaAndSizes*sizeof(IMAGE_DATA_DIRECTORY) +
        section*sizeof(IMAGE_SECTION_HEADER)
    );
}

_declspec(noinline) void foo() {
    printf("...");
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    HANDLE hFile = CreateFileA(argv[0], GENERIC_READ, 0, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, NULL);
    HANDLE hFileMapObj = CreateFileMapping(hFile, NULL, PAGE_READONLY, 0, 0, NULL);
    UCHAR* content = static_cast<UCHAR*>(MapViewOfFile(hFileMapObj, FILE_MAP_READ, 0, 0, 0));

    IMAGE_DOS_HEADER* dos = (IMAGE_DOS_HEADER*)content;
    IMAGE_NT_HEADERS* nt = (IMAGE_NT_HEADERS*)((UCHAR*)dos + dos->e_lfanew);

    for(int i = 0; i < nt->FileHeader.NumberOfSections; i++) {
        auto sec = getSection(nt, i);
        printf("%s\n", sec->Name);
        DWORD va = sec->VirtualAddress + nt->OptionalHeader.ImageBase;
        printf("0x%x - 0x%x\n\n", va, va + sec->SizeOfRawData);
    }

    auto text = getSection(nt, 0);
    printf("%s\n0x%x\n", text->Name, (DWORD)foo);

    foo();

    return 0;
}

Any of idea what's going wrong here?

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Economic actively, or the lack thereof, will make it difficult for the likes of ArcelorMittal to impose their proposed €20 increase (they tried to imposed a €40 increase in November).
Customers and service centres are very sceptical about price increases at a time of very poor demand.
The major European manufacturing countries describe demand as very weak, with little optimism from any areas.
Despite mill efforts to resist, prices are falling around the world according to MEPS.
Falling raw material costs, together with a flood of imports resulting from weak economic conditions in other regions of the world, have created further downward pressure on flat product prices in the US. Overall, the domestic economy is performing satisfactorily but steel demand has declined. Currently, although end-user activity has not changed, service centres are unloading their high priced inventories to make room for lower cost steel in the future. Consequently, resale values are becoming very competitive…….
West European buyers are reluctant to place orders in what they perceive to be a declining market. Although the mills are attempting to hold on to selling values, it is a struggle to do so. They may decide to lower their capacity utilisation rates even further in order to try to balance supply with demand. As the euro loses ground against the US dollar, third country import offers are scarce.
Chief Executive Lakshmi Mittal is considering cutting steelmaking capacity in the face of low demand and falling steel prices within Europe.
In an interview with Reuters he said "Demand (in Europe) was 200 million tonnes. Now it's 150 million. Clearly there is a need of some capacity adjustments. ArcelorMittal is looking at it,"
CS100 is normally supplied in the hardened and tempered condition.
At BSS we have stock in sheets of 300mm x 1000mm in thicknesses of 0.10mm, 0.20mm, 0.25mm, 0.50mm and 1.00mm available for next day delivery. Other sizes are available for delivery within a few days.
European buyers of flat products are reluctant to place orders in what they perceive to be a declining market. Although the mills are attempting to hold on to selling values, it is a struggle to do so. They may decide to lower their capacity utilisation rates even further in order to try to balance supply with demand. As the euro loses ground against the US dollar, third country import offers are scarce. Although international raw material prices have come down a little, the weakening currency is eating away at what should be a reduction in production costs.
In Germany, offers from southern European mills are below those from domestic sources at present. There is no threat from third country importers as their quotations are more or less in line with Italian ones and delivery lead times are far more extended. Service centres have started to reduce their stocks to the absolute minimum over the last few weeks because of concern that the euro crisis will hit the German economy.
In France, service centres are fighting for orders, with very low resale values. End-users' order books are getting shorter, with investments still being postponed, linked to the general economic uncertainty throughout Europe. Producers are trying to resist the downward price movements without success.
The Italian market has weakened even more, with further signs of developing price erosion. Service centres report that business levels have reduced significantly. Consequently, they are afraid to buy more steel. Their current inventories are losing value as ex-mill basis figures trend downwards. As a result, their already poor profit margins are being eaten away.
In the UK, buyers are waiting to see if the mills in mainland Europe will offer further reductions. However, resale values are holding up relatively well, so far. Distributors' stocks are in line with current demand and some service centres report good levels of business with fair order books to the end of the year.
The Spanish market is quieter than it was in May. Demand is very low with few enquiries either on the mills or the distributors. A number of small stockists, who have been struggling to survive in the economic gloom, have found they can hang on no longer. Finance is a major factor in the grim state of the market.
A general lack of confidence in Europe and fears over the economic situation, particularly in Southern Europe is impacting on manufacturing and putting a brake on activity. A combination of the crisis in the Eurozone and weak domestic demand is putting the skids under the UK's manufacturing sector once again, which has failed to grow in line with earlier optimism.
More than 150 workers at a North Lincolnshire steel firm are taking an extended Christmas break to help their employer stay in business.
Staff at Caparo Merchant Bar (CMB) in Scunthorpe have agreed to take a longer, partly-unpaid, holiday over the Christmas and new year period.
Workers are being supported by the Community Trade Union in an effort to help the company.
The move aims to ease the company's wage bill in the process.


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Tag: Minnesota Twins
Curses! Misery continues for long-suffering franchises
It was not a good start to the Major League Baseball postseason for those who don't believe in curses. The Minnesota Twins and Oakland Athletics extended their string of postseason futility on Tuesday with losses…
DAVID BRANDT
Twins take 2 of 3 from Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Nelson Cruz hit his 10th homer, Marwin Gonzalez had two RBIs and closer Taylor Rogers dodged trouble in the ninth inning to lift the Minnesota Twins over the Kansas City…
Cruz control: Twins slugger hits two home runs in win over KC
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Nelson Cruz homered twice, continuing his climb up the all-time leaderboard, and the Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Royals 4-1 on Monday night. Devin Smeltzer (2-0) picked up the win in…
BRIAN HALL
Dobnak, Kepler propel Twins past KC
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Max Kepler hit a two-run homer to support another strong start from Randy Dobnak, and the Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Royals 4-2 on Sunday. Dobnak, the surprise right-hander who was…
Quite a Royal turnaround
When it was suggested a week or so ago that Royals fans may want to enjoy this dicey and fickle season while it lasted and that this has the makings of an intriguing team, an…
VAHE GREGORIAN THE KANSAS CITY STAR
How sweep it is
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Rookie right-hander Brady Singer fought his way through five innings, including taking a ball hit with an exit velocity of 100 mph off his throwing hand, to earn his first major-league…
LYNN WORTHY
Twins sweep Royals in three game series
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Devin Smeltzer's meditation routine kept him calm on the way to his first major league win. Smeltzer pitched two-hit ball into the seventh inning, and the Minnesota Twins completed a three-game sweep…
Royals earn series split with Twins
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — In the span of a week, Hunter Dozier went from the injured list to the delivery room to the star role in the Kansas City Royals' 6-1 win over the…
DAVE SKRETTA
Twins rally from three down to beat Royals
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Royals had a great idea on Wednesday. So the Twins copied it. Billy Hamilton sparked Kansas City to a five-run inning to put the Royals in front at Kauffman Stadium,…
Cruz's RBI single in 10th inning lifts Twins over Royals
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Even though he was the Twins' best hitter a year ago, Eddie Rosario doesn't need to hit to be valuable to the Twins. He proved it again Tuesday — and then…


The long standing demands of the Naga people have been met by the Government. To save and advance the custom and society of the indigenous tribes of the state, Nagaland will be offering 'legacy study' subject from Classes 5-8 instead of English from the upcoming session.
The change has been notified by the state level education committee and would actualize it from the 2016-17 scholastic session, Nagaland state council of education research and training (SCERT) executive, Vipralhou Kesiezie said amid the festival of global expressions instruction week here on Friday.
"This change has been required in light of the way that option English considered in schools in lieu of native language albeit elective English is never a substitute of one's primary language," he said.
Presentation of "legacy study" will secure, save and advance the rich social estimations of the Nagas, he said.
In legacy study, students will be given the chance to find out about their own way of life and legacy identifying with history, society stories, legends, lyrics, moves, music, recreations and games, tribal lifestyle, dresses/clothing types, nourishment, developments and all related legacy.
Very nearly 90 for each penny of the Naga students are taking option English in lieu of first language in this way denying themselves of learning anything about the social estimations of the Nagas, including their own dialect, he said.
"We trust and accept that by presenting this new subject legacy study, we will have the capacity to instill the conventional and social estimations of the Nagas," he said.


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Beno Family History
Beno Name Meaning
Slovak and Rusyn (from Slovakia) (Beňo): from the personal name Beňo which is a Slovak pet form of Benedikt or Beňadik (see Benedict ) and also a Slovakized form of the Rusyn cognate Benyo (ultimately from Rusyn Venedykt). Compare Benyo Hungarian (Benő): from a dialect variant of Benyő (see Benyo ) a cognate of 1 above. Croatian: from a short form of the personal name Benedikt (see Benedict ). This surname is in part of Hungarian origin (see 2 above). Americanized form of Walloon and French Binon or of some other similar (like-sounding) surname.
Similar surnames: Benko, Bena, Benyo, Bene, Bono, Benn, Zeno, Bero, Bento, Geno
21,000 record(s) for Beno
Where is the Beno family from?
You can see how Beno families moved over time by selecting different census years. The Beno family name was found in the USA, the UK, Canada, and Scotland between 1840 and 1920. The most Beno families were found in USA in 1920. In 1840 there was 1 Beno family living in New York. This was 100% of all the recorded Beno's in USA. New York had the highest population of Beno families in 1840.
Use census records and voter lists to see where families with the Beno surname lived. Within census records, you can often find information like name of household members, ages, birthplaces, residences, and occupations.
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What did your Beno ancestors do for a living?
In 1940, Laborer and Waitress were the top reported jobs for men and women in the USA named Beno. 36% of Beno men worked as a Laborer and 15% of Beno women worked as a Waitress. Some less common occupations for Americans named Beno were Clerk and Clerk. .
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What Beno family records will you find?
There are 3,000 census records available for the last name Beno. Like a window into their day-to-day life, Beno census records can tell you where and how your ancestors worked, their level of education, veteran status, and more.
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There are 1,000 immigration records available for the last name Beno. Passenger lists are your ticket to knowing when your ancestors arrived in the USA, and how they made the journey - from the ship name to ports of arrival and departure.
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There are 1,000 military records available for the last name Beno. For the veterans among your Beno ancestors, military collections provide insights into where and when they served, and even physical descriptions.
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You've only scratched the surface of Beno family history
What is the average Beno lifespan?
Between 1948 and 2004, in the United States, Beno life expectancy was at its lowest point in 1961, and highest in 1994. The average life expectancy for Beno in 1948 was 62, and 78 in 2004.
View Social Security Death Index (SSDI) for Beno
An unusually short lifespan might indicate that your Beno ancestors lived in harsh conditions. A short lifespan might also indicate health problems that were once prevalent in your family. The SSDI is a searchable database of more than 70 million names. You can find birthdates, death dates, addresses and more.
Discover the unique achievements of ancestors in the Beno family tree
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When I bought my home over a decade ago there was one thing I definitely noticed. The basement during the summer was always naturally cool because it was underground. One day I'm going to go geothermal HVAC. Part of the reason now how has to do with my newest partners/sponsors - Dandelion Energy which provides low cost geothermal to homeowners. and part If you are looking for an environmentally friendly way to heat and cool your home.
What's Geothermal Again? Drill Baby Drill!
Ground source heat pumps use underground pipes to extract heat energy from the ground. They do this by circulating a mixture of both water and anti freeze across a pipe called a ground loop. Heat beneath the ground is soaked up into the liquid eventually passing through the heat exchanger and into the heat pump. Believe it or not the ground actually stays at a relatively consistent temperature so that this systems is still useable in the frostiest of winter months. They length of the underground loop depends mostly on the size of the property and that amount of heat that is required. Larger loops can certainly extract more heat but require more space to be buried with. Sometimes when space is on the tight side a borehole can be drilled as an alternative. Of course this heat can be used with traditional infrastructure such as radiators, hot water and under floor heating.
As IRENA reported recently, Central American countries, which currently rank among the world's top countries in terms of the share of installed geothermal energy, have the potential for 20 times the currently installed capacity.
My new partners at Dandelion, a geothermal startup that recently graduated X, the research and development lab at Google's parent company, announces a partnership with Hudson Solar, the leading residential solar installer in the Hudson Valley and Capital Region. Yes I'm teamed up with a Google Startup ok breathe breathe!).
Plus, I know Hudson Solar. They were chosen as a leading provider of solar in the Solarize campaigns throughout most of the Hudson Valley.
Then they teamed up with Artech Geothermal to do their ordered installs. That means they will be doing some drill baby drill very soon. Best part was they were originally going to install in 2018. Not anymore. Stop the presses!!
With a solar and geothermal one can easily go zero carbon home. Geothermal energy companies like my buddies at Dandelion Energy will prove to provide stable and affordable electricity, while offering flexibility through the direct use of geothermal heat and cooling in homes across the Hudson Valley of New York.
While thermal heating is an interesting concept, my only concern is with the antifreeze. It's common knowledge that antifreeze has detrimental effects on the health of humans and wildlife if ingested. And because of its sweet smell animals are drawn to it. If you put antifreeze into a metal or other tube underground, when that tube is damaged (either by rust, micro earthquakes or whatever) there will be no way to prevent the majority of the container's supply of antifreeze from leaking into the ground and subsequent groundwater. That groundwater will likely be connected to the home's well water system or into the river system. Antifreeze's glycol biodegration process will then choke the fish in the area as it needs a lot of oxygen for the process. Even if the leak is detected early, by the time you dig up the tube it'll be too late. So, all that was just to ask the question, how is the antifreeze prevented from leaking into the ground?


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State Legislature welcomes one of the most diverse cohorts on record, including women of color
OLYMPIA – The Washington State Legislature welcomed one of its most diverse cohorts of elected officials in state history on Jan. 14. The most recent class includes a female majority in the House Democratic Caucus with women of color serving in both the House and Senate leadership ranks.
Washington currently ranks fourth in the nation in terms of gender parity in the state legislature.


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Stu Bannatyne (born 20 April 1971) is a New Zealand sailor who has competed in eight Volvo Ocean Races. He has won four of those eight.

Born in Christchurch, Bannatyne won the Volvo Ocean Race (then known as the Whitbread Round the World Race) in his first attempt, when he sailed on NZ Endeavour during the 1993–94 Whitbread Round the World Race.

In the 1997–98 race, Bannatyne sailed on Silk Cut which placed fourth. He sailed on Illbruck Challenge when it won the 2001–02 Volvo Ocean Race, before sailing on movistar in the 2005–06 event.

Bannatyne won the event for a third time when he sailed with Ericsson 4 during the 2008–09 race, before joining the Team New Zealand entry, Camper Lifelovers, for the 2011–12 Volvo Ocean Race.

He was the coach for Team Alvimedica in the 2014–15 Volvo Ocean Race, before joining the crew for leg 5 of the race. He sailed on Dongfeng Race Team when it won the 2017–18 Volvo Ocean Race.

He has also sailed in eight Fastnet Races, three Transpacific Yacht Races and in 11 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Races.

His brother, James Bannatyne, played for the New Zealand national football team, the All Whites.
His other brother, Grant Bannatyne, is a successful architect, notably for his involvement on The Shard with Renzo Piano's office.

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1971 births
Living people
New Zealand male sailors (sport)
Volvo Ocean Race sailors
Team New Zealand sailors
Sportspeople from Christchurch

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The value of the ocean's riches rivals the size of the world's leading economies, but its resources are rapidly eroding, according to a report released by WWF today.
The report, Reviving the Ocean Economy: The case for action - 2015, analyses the ocean's role as an economic powerhouse and outlines the threats that are moving it toward collapse as well as highlighting three essential actions for governments in 2015.
Says WWF - three key solutions that require action in 2015 are: 1) embedding ocean recovery throughout the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, 2) taking global action on climate change and 3) making good on strong commitments to deliver well-managed coastal and marine protected areas.
David Nussbaum, CEO of WWF-UK said: "Our oceans are a climate regulator and carbon sink, supporting future global economic growth, as well as providing critical goods and services that underpin the well-being of billions of people. But rising temperatures and increased acidification put all this at risk.
Climate change is a leading cause of the ocean's failing health. Research included in the report shows that at the current rate of warming, coral reefs that provide food, jobs and storm protection to several hundred million people will disappear completely by 2050. More than just warming waters, climate change is inducing increased ocean acidity that will take hundreds of human generations for the oceans to repair.


Dr. Lloyd Hoffman completed his general surgery training at Cornell/New York Hospital and went on to fellowships in plastic surgery, hand surgery and microsurgery at the Institute for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at New York University. Dr. Hoffman returned to Cornell in 1987, to become the youngest division chief in the country. Under his leadership, the division expanded significantly, including the creation of the Cornell Hand Service and the Children's Reconstructive Surgery Center. He was chosen to lead the first combined division when Cornell and Columbia merged to form The New York Presbyterian Hospital.
Dr. Hoffman has been recognized nationally and internationally for his surgical skills, published works and his ability to teach residents and students. While his accolades are numerous, Dr. Hoffman remains completely focused on aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. On January 1, 2004 he stepped down from his position of Chief of the Combined Division of Plastic Surgery to devote himself entirely to patient care.
Dr. Hoffman has been involved in charitable endeavors throughout his remarkable career. These charities and organizations include the founding of the Children's Reconstructive Surgery Center, working with patients at the Imus Cattle Ranch for Kids with Cancer and Healing Hands. Dr. Hoffman has operated on a number of children who have been victims of terrorism in the Middle East.
Dr. Hoffman is known throughout the medical community for his kindness, patience and compassion. Our office encourages you to visit for an honest and caring approach to any aesthetic or reconstructive issue.


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Chabi-Couma or Chabi-Kouma is a town and arrondissement in the Atakora Department of northwestern Benin. It is an administrative division under the jurisdiction of the commune of Kouandé. According to the population census conducted by the Institut National de la Statistique Benin in May 2013, the arrondissement had a total population of 10,677.

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Populated places in the Atakora Department
Arrondissements of Benin


Making its 16th appearance, EFE 2020 gets better and better and welcomes quality buyers from over 140 countries. The exhibition is scheduled on 9-12 March 2020 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), Malaysia?s leading exhibition facility adjacent to the famous Petronas Twin Towers.
The four-day event spreads over 35,000 square meters and with more than 350 exhibitors, you will find all the main Malaysian and many international brands here - giving you a complete in depth representation of what?s available in the furniture and furnishings industry today.
Don?t miss out on one of the biggest furniture trade exhibitions of the year. You have the opportunity to reach retailers, interior designers, contract buyers, architects, developers and more. A great show attracts great customers; join us in this furniture gala for incredible trade opportunities.


Notre Dame welcomes potential transfer students. Students entering grades 10 and 11 should contact the Admissions Office to discuss the transfer application process. Transfer applications for January admission are accepted beginning November 1. Transfer applications for September admission are accepted beginning March 15.
• No entrance exam is required for transfer students.


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U-17 TO W'CUP
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SIFF wins appeal, Solo retains W'Cup spot
By CROFTON UTUKANA
IT is official that the country's national Under-17 Football team will be heading to the FIFA U17 World Cup in Brazil, this September.
The good news came after a successful appeal was made by the Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF), against an Oceania Football Confederation decision.
Solomon Islands originally finished second in the 2018 OFC U-16 Championship, but was found by the OFC to have deliberately fielded overage player Chris Satu during the tournament.
As a result, they had forfeited all results and their place in the 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup.
However, the decision to reinstate Solomon Islands as Oceania's second representative was made following a successful appeal lodged by SIFF in March.
The good news was released yesterday, when the OFC Appeal Committee met to hear the SIFF appeal.
"SIFF has exercised its right to appeal the decision of the OFC Disciplinary Committee.
"At Friday's meeting, the Appeal Committee upheld the appeal on the grounds that Chris Satu had a passport issued by the Solomon Islands government, which showed a birth-date within the U16 OFC Championship 2018 competition regulations," the SIFF Media has confirmed, through OFC.
The national football body was being legally represented by Don Marahare.
Upon hearing the positive news, National U-17's towering defender Leon Kofana can't hide his excitement.
Kofana is currently in Belarus with the national U-17 team competing in the UEFA U-16 Development Tournament.
In an interview last night, he told Star Sports that it was awesome news for the young lads who have been working very hard and had created history for the country to make in to the FIFA World Cup for the first time.
"It's a great news for us since we've been working very hard to make it to the World Cup during the qualifiers last year, in Honiara,'' he insists.
On the same note Kofana said he will work extra hard in his own performance as he is now about to accomplish his dream to play in the FIFA World Cup very soon.
"I will work on my performance to ensure we are going to the World Cup with great determination that can make us all proud,'' he insists.
The news has revived the once shuttered dream of local football supporters in the country and abroad, to see Solomon Islands competing in the FIFA Football World Cup for the very first time.
Meanwhile, the national U17 side is currently in Belarus participating in a four-nation UEFA Development tournament.
The team will take on Kazakhstan today, in the final clash of the tournament.
A win for them will see them topping the competition, if Belarus lost to Moldova in their match that will also be played today.
Like Solomon Islands, Belarus also won their opening fixture 2-0 against Kazakhstan and a win for either team is crucial to their ambitions of winning the tournament.
The UEFA development tournament is one of the stages of preparing European youth teams for the qualifying round of Euro 2019/2020, which starts in the autumn.
It is no doubt that the outcome of the SIFF appeal yesterday will be a morale booster for the boys, as they looked to end the UEFA Development tournament on high note, to prove their worth in the U17 FIFA World Cup on September.


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Visions of Haiti
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Bull sharks are known as man-eaters. National Geographic uses their "crittercam" to go with these powerful fish to see how they hunt. Bulls go from marine to fresh water with no problems and have been found thousands of miles upstream, in both the Mississippi and Amazon Rivers. You can see first hand in this movie a bull shark up close and learn information about them. Run time 02:52.
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They're ferocious predators, but these crocs still fear the hippo. Watch as the croc attacks an impala that is running through the water, nearly pulling it under, until the hippo comes to the rescue in attempts to save the impala from danger. Scenes may be disturbing for younger children. Professional video by National Geographic. Run time 01:56.
Yellow Footed Wallabies
Yellow-footed rock wallabies live in the harsh Australian outback, where getting a drink of water can be an adventure. In just a few minutes, the mother will drink a tenth of her weight and hurry back to her baby joey. The thirsty joey will then drink straight from her mouth. This movie shows them climbing and hopping on steep cliffs and sheltering in caves. Run time 01:56
JOURNÉE INTERGÉNÉRATIONNELLE Paris 2015 : Réponse aux ateliers "Vieillir est-il une ...
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ABC Disco Song
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Radio Lingua celebrates 3 years of language-learning
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Humanitarian Effort of the LDS Church
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Video Project created for Mr Voutier's video class in Brandon Manitoba. The video shows different scenes where students are bullied at school and there are questions such as "Why do we accept this?" There are is no dialogue but images are quite telling.
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Q: Redirect loop after changing nameserver my site is https://techyuga.com.
Yesterday, I tried to change the nameserver to CloudFlare nameserver. But after that,I am getting infinite redirect loop on my website and I can't even log in to my WordPress dashboard.
However, when I changed the nameserver to my host default nameserver again. It works absolutely fine.
Could anybody help? It's quite urgent.
Note: I have checked .htaccess content, it has no redirect code.
Thanks in advance.

A: Essentially it looks like CloudFlare's Flexible SSL is kicking in. Please one of try the following:

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*Enable Full SSL in the CloudFlare Dashboard under the Crypto tab

*If this fails; you'll need to install the CloudFlare Flexible SSL plugin to get WordPress to play nicely with Flexible SSL

You can read this CloudFlare help centre article for more info: How do I fix the infinite redirect loop error after enabling Flexible SSL with WordPress?
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Q: how to add different error to redux-form field on different action My redux form has two action, one is onclick i need to validate only one field and in second action i need to do submit action. How can i achieve this
class BLoginForm extends React.PureComponent{
render(){
    const { handleSubmit, pristine, reset, submitting, onSubmit, openForgotForm } = this.props;
    return (
        <FormCon>
            <form onSubmit = { handleSubmit(onSubmit) }>
                <Field name = "username" type = "text" component = { BInputPhone } label = "Email or Mobile number" />
                <Field name = "password" type = "password" component = { BInput } label = "Password" />
                forgot

                    <BPrimaryBtn type = "submit" disabled = { submitting }>LOGIN</BPrimaryBtn>

            </form>
        </FormCon>
    );
}

}

A: To understsand, I have 3 differents forms.
function submitForms() {
  dispatch(submit('FirstOne'))  // First form
  dispatch(submit('secondOne')) // Second form
  dispatch(submit('thirdOne'))  // Thrid form
}
<Button type="button" onClick={ submitForms } />

With this function, you'll trigg the submit function to all forms.
You can implement each submit to dispatch multiple actions
const mapstateToProps = (state,ownProps) => {
  {... do some stuff ... }

return {
  submit : (values, dispatch, props) => {
         dispatch(YOUR ACTIONS) // So to validate one field ?
         dispatch(YOUR ACTIONS) // dispatch your second actions.
    }
 }

export default Form = connect(mapStateToProps)(reduxForm({
  form:'YoURFORMNAME'
})(YoURFORMCOMP))

I can add that if you want to validate only fews fields of your form, you can create a simple validate as
const required = value => (value ? undefined : 'Required')

and add it to your Field as
<Field {...props}
    validate={required}
</Field>


STRUCTURE: Mid Yorkshire Hospitals Trust has issued a statement saying it is "putting together plans to progress towards becoming a foundation trust following major improvements in service and financial performance".
It said it was amongst 42 trusts nationally which are aiming to achieve foundation status after April 2014 but before 2016.
A statement said: "It was confirmed in July 2012 that, because of the long standing financial challenges facing the trust, it would not be possible to make a successful application… by 2014.
"Since then the trust has been working with local NHS commissioners to determine the future direction of the trust. This has included progressing plans to redesign services to make them clinically and financially sustainable and improving service quality and performance.
Interim chief executive Stephen Eames said: "This is recognition of the progress made through the hard work of all our staff. It is an important indication that we are moving in the right direction and in our ability to provide the best health care for local people.
Previously, the trust had been widely seen as a potential candidate to be put in the special administration regime.
Major and politically controversial service changes are under consideration in the area.


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'Valverde's going to win the Ballon d'Or!' - How Modric lost his Real Madrid spot to an unknown Uruguayan
Written By Rik Sharma
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Club Brugge v Real Madrid
F. Valverde
Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane clearly knew something needed to change in midfield.
The Frenchman's No.1 target last summer was his compatriot Paul Pogba, but after failing to secure the wantaway Manchester United ace, he was left with Casemiro, Toni Kroos and Luka Modric - the trio upon which the Blancos' run of three consecutive Champions League triumphs had been founded.
High status, but low performance if the club's 2018-19 season collapse was anything to go by.
Madrid limped on for a few weeks with their old formula but then Zidane tried something new, and bold, handing the relatively unknown Uruguayan Fede Valverde a starting spot ahead of club legend Modric.
The team has never looked back.
After a topsy-turvy start to both their domestic and European campaigns, Madrid sit level on points with Barcelona at the top of the Liga table and have sealed qualification to the knockout stage of the Champions League with a game to spare.
Valverde has now started 10 matches for Real and not once tasted defeat. Indeed, only twice have the Blancos failed to win with the 21-year-old in the first 11.
By stark contrast, they have drawn or lost six of the 10 games Valverde has not started.
The former Penarol prodigy has been involved in Madrid's most impressive performances of the campaign so far: the 5-0 drubbing of Leganes, the 6-0 demolition of Galatasaray and the 4-0 rout of Eibar.
He also helped them overcome in-form Real Sociedad 3-1 in November and left the field with Madrid 2-0 up against Paris Saint-Germain with 14 minutes to go in what had been the team's best performance of the season.
They ended up drawing 2-2 with PSG, leaving nobody in any doubt as to Valverde's importance to Zidane's side.
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It is testament to how impressive Valverde has performed that few questions are being asked when he slots into the team ahead of Modric, who won the Ballon d'Or last year for his role in Madrid's third successive Champions League success and Croatia's subsequent run to the World Cup final.
Some are now even convinced Valverde will himself one day be crowned the best player on the planet.
"Fede is going to win the Ballon d'Or," Rodolfo Catino, Penarol's vice-president, told AS. "He's one of the great players this land has produced, along with Luis Suarez and Diego Forlan.
"I don't know if it will be this year or in the next two years, but he will win it because he has an elegance that nobody else has. He understands football and all that that means."
Valverde adds hustle to Madrid's midfield, ensuring the onus is not only on Casemiro to win balls back, make interceptions and stop attacks.
However, he is comfortable operating in higher areas of the pitch too, with tidy passing and good thrust, which helps him drive past opponents and break lines.
It was Valverde's cut-back which Karim Benzema dispatched to kill off Espanyol on Saturday in a match Madrid struggled to dominate.
Indeed, with two goals and two assists in his last four league games, Valverde looks capable of making decisive contributions at both ends of the pitch.
Known as 'El Pajarito', the little bird, Valverde flies from box to box, giving Madrid the energy they desperately lacked last season.
"I expected Fede Valverde's explosion," said former Uruguay international Diego Lugano, speaking to Marca. "We knew he was a player with a lot of talent since he was a little boy.
"He has a very specific style of play, he's a fine player, and it was only a matter of time before he exploded at a big European team."
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Modric has been the 'victim' of Valverde's breakthrough, struggling at the start of the season with a red card and injury concerns before being benched by the Uruguayan.
It may be Modric who starts against Club Brugge in the Champions League on Wednesday, a dead rubber, while Valverde is rested for the trip to Valencia at the weekend, showing the veteran's fall and the youngster's rise.
The Croatian, 34, presented his autobiography in November, called 'My Game', and a cynic might say he is cashing in on his Ballon d'Or win, knowing his best days are behind him.
However, Modric has enjoyed a bounce back in form over recent weeks, perhaps benefitting from the increased rest time Valverde's emergence has afforded him.
"I'm very happy in Madrid," said Modric last week. "It's true that my season started slowly because of the red card and my two injuries. I lacked consistency and form.
"Now, I'm feeling well and I'm enjoying football and Madrid more than ever. What I need is to play, improve my form and show what I've always shown."
Undoubtedly, Modric still has quality to offer Madrid and Valverde may be giving him a platform to do that from - even if they do not often line up together.
Kroos has been in far better form, too, helped by the spritely Valverde.
"I really love this player," said the German. "To come here is not easy and to play like he is at this age means he has a lot of quality."
He isn't the only one who loves Valverde and with every impressive performance the Little Bird's flock of admirers grows ever larger.


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Champ Bailey's Denver Broncos career is over
Mike Klis, The Denver Post
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Champ Bailey, arguably the best defensive player in Broncos history, is moving on. Bailey, who earned eight of his record 12 Pro Bowl selections with the Broncos, met Wednesday with general manager John Elway and coach John Fox at the team's headquarters.
The possibility of reworking the final $10 million salary on Bailey's contract was not presented as an option.
"There were no discussions about it," Bailey said Wednesday night. "It was like, 'We're ready to move on.' That was that."
Was Bailey stunned the Broncos didn't make an attempt to bring him back for an 11th season at a pay cut?
"I wouldn't say stunned," he said. "A little surprising, but not really. After all this time, it's tough when it ends. But at the same time, 10-plus years anywhere, that's pretty good."
Bailey, 35, wants to keep playing, so the Broncos will release their left cornerback, most likely before free agency opens Tuesday.
"Champ, you taught me a lot!" tweeted Broncos weakside linebacker Danny Trevathan. "It's been an honor and a privilege."
As recently as the 2012 season, Bailey was playing at a high level, earning his 12th Pro Bowl berth, which set an NFL record among defensive backs.
But Bailey had a tough game against the Baltimore Ravens and receiver Torrey Smith in a second-round playoff loss that ended the Broncos' 2012 season.
Bailey's 2013 season was the most frustrating of his 15-year career as he suffered a severely sprained Lisfranc ligament in the bottom of his left foot during an Aug. 17 preseason game at Seattle.
Bailey missed the first five games, was ineffective upon his return in Game 6 against Jacksonville and receiver Justin Blackmon, then aggravated the injury in Game 7 at Indianapolis.
In all, Bailey missed 11 of the first 14 games because of the foot injury, then returned to play a reduced nickel-back role for the next three games, including a playoff win against San Diego.
There was some thought Bailey's difficult season was more the result of injury than declining performance because of age.
"That's how I feel about it," Bailey said. "It doesn't help you to get hurt, no matter how old you are."
Bailey was scheduled to draw a $1 million roster bonus plus a $9 million salary in 2014, the final year of his contract.
He will turn 36 in June, and there haven't been many NFL cornerbacks who have ever played at that age. The Broncos would not confirm Wednesday night that a final decision has made regarding Bailey.
But Bailey knows their decision.
"I'm going to still play, absolutely," Bailey said. "I'm looking forward to it."
A rare multithreat star at the University of Georgia, where he was a receiver, returner and defensive back, Bailey became the No. 7 overall selection of the Washington Redskins in the 1999 draft.
A starter as a rookie and a Pro Bowler in each of his next four seasons, Bailey was dealt to the Broncos in 2004 in a blockbuster trade that sent running back Clinton Portis to Washington.
The Broncos also received a second-round draft pick in the trade that was used to select running back Tatum Bell.
Bailey received a seven-year, $63 million contract upon completion of the trade. After playing out that deal, Bailey in 2011 received a four-year, $43 million extension. Bailey drew $33 million in the next three years meaning the Broncos paid him $96 million over 10 years.
They will not pay him for an 11th year. However, five years after Bailey does decide to retire, the Broncos are expected to induct him into their Ring of Fame.
"It's a little bittersweet," Bailey said. "I'm excited. At the same time I'm a little disappointed it has to end here. Nothing to cry about. Let's move on."


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Campus Conversation
By Sally Koo
With arms wide open
This weekend, the campus was flooded with prefrosh for the first time, as part of the semester's first students of color weekend. While the event allowed prospective students to experience the College first-hand, many current students found the experience valuable as well.
"I thought it would be cool to meet prospectives," said Yu-ri Cho '03, who hosted two students over the weekend. "I thought it would be cool to meet new young people and see the kind of people that want to come to Amherst."
A one-time prefrosh herself, Cho remarked, "I think I would have appreciated good treatment. It would be cool if I was part of these people's positive experience at Amherst."
"A lot of their questions were about student life in general," said Han Chen '03, who thought the weekend's major purpose was also served. "I think they enjoyed seeing the amount of diversity on campus," he said.
Though some students feel that hosting entails a big commitment and responsibility, Cho did not feel that way. "It's pretty hassle free," she said, "it's not a big commitment or anything. I like Amherst so I would like to think that I was contributing to the greater good of the College. Maybe I would feel more connected with the campus if I was part of the admissions process."
Most of the prospective students found their own entertainment over the weekend. "I haven't seen them all day," said Cho. "They went to Mount Holyoke yesterday."
Another host, Edward Schleyer '06, added, "I haven't seen them at all. I just thought it would be fun to hang out with them, but I didn't get to hang out with them at all."
Keep on the grass
Just as the New England leaves are beginning to turn shades of yellow, a yellow of a slightly different sort has quietly disappeared from the face of the Amherst campus. Something that we have endured and, perhaps, accepted as part of the permanent landscape has slipped away.
Maybe you've been too busy with classes and Saturday nights to note the extinction of the strips of cautionary construction tape which wound their way across Campus, in particularly dense patches on the Freshman Quad, since the semester began. While some of the tape had been stolen as soon as it was put up, in hopes of adding a little bit of flavor to otherwise stark dorm rooms, the remainder of the tape was removed last Friday,
There is a sense of joy among the inhabitants of the five freshman dorms which surround the Quad. "[Their disappearance] definitely makes the campus look a lot nicer and prettier," said Hilary Levinson '06.
"I was quite happy that I could walk on the grass once again," said Chris Burnor '06. "Before, it was a pain. Now I can walk directly across the Quad."
Ben Hogan '06 agreed. "I'm glad it's taken down," he said. "It's a lot more convenient."
The caution tape was put into place to protect grass seed laid down over the open trenches that dominated the campus this summer.
"I was surprised that they had it up for so long into the year," said Ian Lovett '06. "There were a lot of tours around and it really wasn't appealing to keep up. It negatively altered the campus' ambiance."
Not a minute too late, Amherst has been saved from this entangling labyrinth. We can now freely dance, prance, run, walk and occasionally stumble across the green.


The dry leaf of Nilgiri Green Swords has an aroma that is an interesting mix – when I opened the packet (resealable kraft paper bag that's lined in foil), I could smell grassy notes, along with what reminded me of apricots. The description of the tea on the packaging suggests that this tea tastes like peaches.
Young Mountain Tea recommends steeping Nilgiri Green Swords in 180°F (82°C) water for 3 to 5 minutes. I opted to do my initial steep of Nilgiri Green Swords at 175°F (79°C) for 3 minutes.
The first steep of Nilgiri Green Swords steeps to a pale yellow, and it has a very subtle grassy aroma to it. The taste of this green tea has a light sweetness to it, and a mild vegetal base. While the description of the tea was peaches, I still taste apricots – so still some fruity flavour to it. With the apricot comes a bit of sweetness, making this tea pleasant to drink.
I did resteep Nilgiri Green Swords a few times (four resteeps total), adding an extra 30 seconds per steep. I found that the flavours became more developed – the apricot/fruit sweetness came through more with each steep, while the vegetal base remained mostly the same. The colour of this tea became more and more golden yellow with each steep.
I liked Young Mountain Tea's Nilgiri Green Swords. I found the flavour to be pleasant, and enjoyed the fact that the fruity flavour was present in this green tea. I wish it had reminded me more of peaches, but the apricot flavour that I was able to pick out was delicious and balanced well with the vegetal flavour component of this green tea's flavour. I think it did well with the resteeping process, and enjoyed watching the tea leaves open up. It'd be a nice tea to pair with a slice of pie or other sweets that lean towards the savoury side.
Glad to hear the tea was well received, and very interesting to note that it evoked apricots more than peaches. The producer just opened a new factory with significantly upgraded equipment, we'll be checking it out next week and plan to bring on more of his teas in the coming months. Would love your thoughts on these new teas once we have them!


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