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James Dean goes on a road trip in the Life trailer
Oh how the tables turn: The new James Dean biopic Life casts former teen icon Robert Pattinson not as the brooding star himself, but as a photographer who wants to profile him. Instead Chronicle's Dane DeHaan will be the one slipping into Dean's shoes. Much like Lincoln and Selma, Life explores Dean's legacy not by telling his birth-to-death story (like that James Franco TV movie), but by zeroing in on one specific moment in his life.
In this case it's the cross-country road trip Dean embarked on with Life magazine photographer Dennis Stock (Pattinson) just before the release of his first film, East Of Eden. The two traveled from L.A. to the locations that impacted Dean's life, including New York City and his hometown of Fairmount, Indiana. Along the way, Stock took some of the most iconic images of Dean, which are currently available on the Time website. The actor would die less than a year later at the age of 24.
Life is helmed by Dutch director Anton Corbijn (A Most Wanted Man), and while it has no scheduled U.S. release date as of yet, is expected to hit Stateside theaters in the fall of 2015. And those who felt this trailer was a bit too moody may want to check out the French version, which has many of the same scenes (and some new ones) set to upbeat music:

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Morocco Bans Selling And Production Of 'Burka'
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Morocco has banned the sale, production and import of the burka, according to local reports.
Letters announcing the ban were sent out on Monday, giving businesses 48 hours to get rid of their stock, the reports stated.
There was no official announcement from the government, but unnamed officials told outlets the decision was made due to "security concerns".
It is unclear if Morocco is now intending to ban the garment outright.
A high-ranking interior ministry official confirmed the ban to the Le360 news site, adding that "bandits have repeatedly used this garment to perpetrate their crimes".
The burka, which covers the entire face and body, is not widely worn in Morocco, with most women favouring the hijab, which does not shroud the face.
Women in Salafist circles, and in more conservative regions in the north, are more likely to wear the niqab, which leaves the area around the eyes uncovered.
The decision has split opinion in the North African kingdom, led by King Mohammed VI, who favours a moderate version of Islam.
Hammad Kabbaj, a preacher barred from standing in parliamentary elections in October over his alleged ties to "extremism", denounced the ban as "unacceptable", mocking the "Morocco of freedom and human rights" which "considers the wearing of the Western swimsuit on the beaches an untouchable right".
Meanwhile, the Northern Moroccan National Observatory for Human Development said it considered the measure an "arbitrary decision that is an indirect violation of women's freedom of expression and wearing what reflects their identities or their religious, political or social beliefs".
But Nouzha Skalli, a former family and social development minister, welcomed the ban as "an important step in the fight against religious extremism".
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In an embarrassing and potentially dangerous turn of events for upstart automaker Tesla, a Model S electric car burned itself into memory across the nation as a video of the vehicle engulfed in flames went viral in early October.
Our firm represents clients injured by defective automobiles and the accidents they cause. In this case, the driver was not injured, but the car was destroyed.
While driving on the freeway in Kent, Washington, Rob Carlson ran over a curved metal shard dropped from a semi-truck. The size and shape of the debris proved a problem for the Tesla when it struck the undercarriage. Penetration of the battery compartment by the debris caused fire in the front section of the lithium-ion battery pack.
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RedHill Announces Unanimous DSMB Recommendation to Continue Phase 2/3 COVID-19 Study with Opaganib
November 19 2020 - 07:00AM
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Pre-scheduled independent Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) unanimously recommends continuation of the global Phase 2/3 study of orally administered opaganib in severe COVID-19 pneumonia
Enrollment in the 270-patient global Phase 2/3 COVID-19 study with opaganib is more than 50% complete
Enrollment completed in the parallel U.S. Phase 2 study evaluating opaganib's safety and initial efficacy signal in 40 hospitalized patients with severe COVID-19 pneumonia - data expected in the coming weeks
Emergency use authorization applications planned as early as Q1/2021
Opaganib's mechanism of action potentially minimizes likelihood of resistance due to viral mutations
TEL AVIV, Israel and RALEIGH, N.C., Nov. 19, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- RedHill Biopharma Ltd. (Nasdaq: RDHL) ("RedHill" or the "Company"), a specialty biopharmaceutical company, today announced that the global Phase 2/3 study with opaganib (Yeliva®, ABC294640)[1] in patients hospitalized with severe COVID-19 pneumonia has received a unanimous recommendation to continue, following a pre-scheduled safety review by an independent Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB). The DSMB's recommendation is based on an unblinded analysis of safety data from the first 70 patients treated for 14 days.
"With each review of unblinded safety data, by independent reviewers, as part of our development program, our confidence in the safety profile of opaganib increases further," said Mark L. Levitt, M.D., Ph.D., Medical Director at RedHill. "We are fast compiling a robust and extensive safety data set with opaganib, giving us good reason to look forward to the rapid conclusion of this study which, if positive, is expected to provide the necessary efficacy data to support the next step of emergency use applications in the first quarter of 2020."
Enrollment in the 270-patient global Phase 2/3 study with opaganib in patients with severe COVID-19 pneumonia (NCT04467840) is more than 50% complete. The study, approved in six countries and rapidly enrolling across 22 study sites, is on track to deliver top line data in the first quarter of 2021. This study is focused on and powered for efficacy evaluation. A prescheduled, unblinded futility interim analysis will be conducted by the DSMB in the coming weeks, evaluating data from the first 135 subjects that have reached the primary endpoint.
The parallel U.S. Phase 2 study with opaganib (NCT04414618) has completed enrollment of all 40 subjects, with topline data expected in the coming weeks. This study is not powered for efficacy and is focused on safety evaluation and identification of efficacy signals.
Opaganib is a novel, orally administered, sphingosine kinase-2 (SK2) selective inhibitor with demonstrated dual anti-inflammatory and antiviral activity that acts on the cause and effect of COVID-19 disease, targeting a host cell component involved in viral replication, potentially minimizing likelihood of resistance due to viral mutations.
About Opaganib (ABC294640, Yeliva®)
Opaganib, a new chemical entity, is a proprietary, first-in-class, orally administered, sphingosine kinase-2 (SK2) selective inhibitor with demonstrated dual anti-inflammatory and antiviral activity that targets a host cell component, potentially minimizing the likelihood for resistance due to viral mutations. Opaganib has also shown anticancer activity and has the potential to target multiple oncology, viral, inflammatory and gastrointestinal indications.
Opaganib is also being evaluated in a global Phase 2/3 study and a U.S. Phase 2 study for the treatment of severe COVID-19. Opaganib also received Orphan Drug designation from the U.S. FDA for the treatment of cholangiocarcinoma and is being evaluated in a Phase 2a study in advanced cholangiocarcinoma and in a Phase 2 study in prostate cancer.
Preclinical data have demonstrated both anti-inflammatory and antiviral activities of opaganib, with the potential to reduce inflammatory lung disorders, such as pneumonia, and mitigate pulmonary fibrotic damage. Opaganib demonstrated potent antiviral activity against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, completely inhibiting viral replication in an in vitro model of human lung bronchial tissue. Additionally, preclinical in vivo studies[2] have demonstrated that opaganib decreased fatality rates from influenza virus infection and ameliorated Pseudomonas aeruginosa-induced lung injury by reducing the levels of IL-6 and TNF-alpha in bronchoalveolar lavage fluids.
Opaganib was originally developed by U.S.-based Apogee Biotechnology Corp. and completed multiple successful preclinical studies in oncology, inflammation, GI, and radioprotection models, as well as a Phase 1 clinical study in cancer patients with advanced solid tumors and an additional Phase 1 study in multiple myeloma.
Under a compassionate use program, patients with severe COVID-19 (as classified by the WHO ordinal scale) were treated with opaganib in a leading hospital in Israel. Data from the treatment of these first patients with severe COVID-19 with opaganib have been published[3]. Analysis of treatment outcomes suggested substantial benefit to patients treated with opaganib under compassionate use in both clinical outcomes and inflammatory markers as compared to a retrospective matched case-control group from the same hospital. All patients in the opaganib-treated group were discharged from hospital on room air without requiring intubation and mechanical ventilation, whereas 33% of the matched case-control group required intubation and mechanical ventilation. Median time to weaning from high-flow nasal cannula was reduced to 10 days in the opaganib-treated group, as compared to 15 days in the matched case-control group.
The development of opaganib has been supported by grants and contracts from U.S. federal and state government agencies awarded to Apogee Biotechnology Corp., including from the NCI, BARDA, the U.S. Department of Defense and the FDA Office of Orphan Products Development.
The ongoing studies with opaganib are registered on www.ClinicalTrials.gov, a web-based service by the U.S. National Institute of Health, which provides public access to information on publicly and privately supported clinical studies.
About RedHill Biopharma
RedHill Biopharma Ltd. (Nasdaq: RDHL) is a specialty biopharmaceutical company primarily focused on gastrointestinal and infectious diseases. RedHill promotes the gastrointestinal drugs, Movantik® for opioid-induced constipation in adults with non-cancer pain[4], Talicia® for the treatment of Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection in adults[5], and Aemcolo® for the treatment of travelers' diarrhea in adults[6]. RedHill's key clinical late-stage investigational development programs include: (i) RHB-204, with a planned Phase 3 study for pulmonary nontuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) infections; (ii) opaganib (Yeliva®), a first-in-class SK2 selective inhibitor targeting multiple indications with a Phase 2/3 program for COVID-19 and Phase 2 studies for prostate cancer and cholangiocarcinoma ongoing; (iii) RHB-104, with positive results from a first Phase 3 study for Crohn's disease; (iv) RHB-102 (Bekinda®), with positive results from a Phase 3 study for acute gastroenteritis and gastritis and positive results from a Phase 2 study for IBS-D; (v) RHB-107 (upamostat), a Phase 2-stage first-in-class, serine protease inhibitor, targeting cancer and inflammatory gastrointestinal diseases and is also being evaluated for COVID-19 and (vi) RHB-106, an encapsulated bowel preparation. More information about the Company is available at www.redhillbio.com.
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements may be preceded by the words "intends," "may," "will," "plans," "expects," "anticipates," "projects," "predicts," "estimates," "aims," "believes," "hopes," "potential" or similar words and include statements regarding the timing of the reporting of data from the U.S. Phase 2 trial evaluating opaganib, the timing of potential emergency use applications of opaganib and reporting of topline data, safety analysis and of unblinded futility interim analysis for the global Phase 2/3 study with opaganib. Forward-looking statements are based on certain assumptions and are subject to various known and unknown risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond the Company's control and cannot be predicted or quantified, and consequently, actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Such risks and uncertainties include, without limitation, the risk that the Company's Phase 2/3 study evaluating opaganib will not be successful; the risk of a delay in receiving data to support emergency use applications or in making such emergency use applications, if at all; the risk that the U.S. Phase 2 clinical study evaluating opaganib will not be successful and the risk that the reporting of data from this clinical study will be delayed if at all; the risk that the Company will not initiate the Phase 2/3 study for opaganib in certain geographies, will not expand this study to additional countries and that it will not be successful and that enrollment, reporting of topline data, safety analysis and/or unblinded futility interim analysis will be delayed; the risk that other COVID-19 patients treated with opaganib will not show any clinical improvement; the development risks of early-stage discovery efforts for a disease that is still little understood, including difficulty in assessing the efficacy of opaganib for the treatment of COVID-19, if at all; intense competition from other companies developing potential treatments and vaccines for COVID-19; the effect of a potential occurrence of patients suffering serious adverse events using opaganib under compassionate use programs, as well as risks and uncertainties associated with (i) the initiation, timing, progress and results of the Company's research, manufacturing, preclinical studies, clinical trials, and other therapeutic candidate development efforts, and the timing of the commercial launch of its commercial products and ones it may acquire or develop in the future; (ii) the Company's ability to advance its therapeutic candidates into clinical trials or to successfully complete its preclinical studies or clinical trials (iii) the extent and number and type of additional studies that the Company may be required to conduct and the Company's receipt of regulatory approvals for its therapeutic candidates, and the timing of other regulatory filings, approvals and feedback; (iv) the manufacturing, clinical development, commercialization, and market acceptance of the Company's therapeutic candidates and Talicia®; (v) the Company's ability to successfully commercialize and promote Movantik®, Talicia® and Aemcolo®; (vi) the Company's ability to establish and maintain corporate collaborations; (vii) the Company's ability to acquire products approved for marketing in the U.S. that achieve commercial success and build and sustain its own marketing and commercialization capabilities; (viii) the interpretation of the properties and characteristics of the Company's therapeutic candidates and the results obtained with its therapeutic candidates in research, preclinical studies or clinical trials; (ix) the implementation of the Company's business model, strategic plans for its business and therapeutic candidates; (x) the scope of protection the Company is able to establish and maintain for intellectual property rights covering its therapeutic candidates and commercial products and its ability to operate its business without infringing the intellectual property rights of others; (xi) parties from whom the Company licenses its intellectual property defaulting in their obligations to the Company; (xii) estimates of the Company's expenses, future revenues, capital requirements and needs for additional financing; (xiii) the effect of patients suffering adverse events using investigative drugs under the Company's Expanded Access Program; and (xiv) competition from other companies and technologies within the Company's industry. More detailed information about the Company and the risk factors that may affect the realization of forward-looking statements is set forth in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), including the Company's Annual Report on Form 20-F filed with the SEC on March 4, 2020. All forward-looking statements included in this press release are made only as of the date of this press release. The Company assumes no obligation to update any written or oral forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise unless required by law.
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[1] Opaganib is an investigational new drug, not available for commercial distribution.
[2] Xia C. et al. Transient inhibition of sphingosine kinases confers protection to influenza A virus infected mice. Antiviral Res. 2018 Oct; 158:171-177. Ebenezer DL et al. Pseudomonas aeruginosa stimulates nuclear sphingosine-1-phosphate generation and epigenetic regulation of lung inflammatory injury. Thorax. 2019 Jun;74(6):579-591.
[3] Kurd R, Ben-Chetrit E, Karameh H, Bar-Meir M, Compassionate Use of Opaganib For Patients with Severe COVID-19. medRxiv 2020.06.20.20099010; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.06.20.20099010
[4] Full prescribing information for Movantik® (naloxegol) is available at: www.Movantik.com.
[5] Full prescribing information for Talicia® (omeprazole magnesium, amoxicillin and rifabutin) is available at: www.Talicia.com.
[6] Full prescribing information for Aemcolo® (rifamycin) is available at: www.Aemcolo.com.
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Q: How to call default insertNewObject method in IOS How can I call the default insertNewObject method? I have created a custom button in the storyboard and linked it to an action called addDate, but I don't quite understand what parameter the insertNewObject takes in
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A: (id)sender is a parameter that refers to the UIView that is calling the method, normally a UIButton
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Q: How can I make sure that a change in one dataframe is reflected by a similar change in another dataframe I'm working with two dataframes similar to this:
import pandas as pd
records_A = pd.DataFrame({'id': [1001,1001,1001,1002,1002,1002,1003,1003,1003,1004,1005,1006],
'location': ['NJ','OH','OH','CA','CA','CA','NJ','NJ','NC','PA','UT','AZ'],
                     'date': ['1/1','4/1','6/1','1/1','4/1','6/1','1/1','4/1','6/1','1/1','1/1','1/1']})

records_B = pd.DataFrame({'id': [1001,1001,1002,1003,1004,1005],
'plan start': ['1/1','4/1','1/1','1/1','1/1','1/1'],
                     'plan end': ['3/31','12/31','12/31','12/31','12/31','12/31']})

I need to perform a check to ensure that a location change in records_A corresponds with a plan change in records_B but I can't quite envision how to accomplish this pythonically.
For example, id 1001 moved from NJ to OH on 4/1, as shown in records_A. This corresponds to a plan start date on 4/1 in records_B so this is valid.
Compare with id 1003. This person moved from NJ to NC on 6/1. But in records_B, there is no plan change corresponding to this location move. I need to flag this.
I've started to approach this problem by analyzing records_A for location changes. After some help on here, I tried creating a location change column
records_A['location_change?']=np.where(records_A.groupby('id').location.apply(lambda x: x!=x.iloc[0]),'Changed','Unchanged')

This helps identify changes in records_A but I can't figure out how to then compare these results to records_B. In addition, in the case of people with more than 2 records, it's comparing the location to the original, even though the 3rd row's location is unchanged (1001 did not move on 6/1)
Any ideas?
Thanks!

A: You don't need to use apply for flagging the location changes. Here is a full working solution.
import pandas as pd

#flag location changed in records_A
records_A['location_changed'] = records_A.groupby('id')['location'].\
                                shift().\
                                bfill().\
                                ne(records_A['location']).astype(int)

#merge records
merged_records = records_A.merge(records_B, \
                                 left_on=['id', 'date'], \
                                 right_on=['id', 'plan_start'], \
                                 how='outer')

#flag potential errors in records_B
merged_records['flag'] = 0
merged_records.loc[(merged_records['location_changed'] == 1) & (merged_records['plan_start'].isnull()), 'flag'] = 1

This will output the following where the flag column represents errors.
    id  location date location_changed plan_start plan_end flag
0   1001    NJ    1/1         0           1/1       3/31    0
1   1001    OH    4/1         1           4/1       12/31   0
2   1001    OH    6/1         0           NaN       NaN     0
3   1002    CA    1/1         0           1/1       12/31   0
4   1002    CA    4/1         0           NaN       NaN     0
5   1002    CA    6/1         0           NaN       NaN     0
6   1003    NJ    1/1         0           1/1       12/31   0
7   1003    NJ    4/1         0           NaN       NaN     0
8   1003    NC    6/1         1           NaN       NaN     1
9   1004    PA    1/1         1           1/1       12/31   0
10  1005    UT    1/1         1           1/1       12/31   0
11  1006    AZ    1/1         1           NaN       NaN     1

A: Not sure I understand exactly what you want, but you can do an outer join of both dataframes on columns id and date for records_A, and id and plan start for records_B. This way, changes not present in records_B will be automatically "flagged" with a NaN value:
import pandas as pd

records_A = pd.DataFrame({
    'id': [1001,1001,1001,1002,1002,1002,1003,1003,1003,1004,1005,1006],
    'location': ['NJ','OH','OH','CA','CA','CA','NJ','NJ','NC','PA','UT','AZ'],
    'date': ['1/1','4/1','6/1','1/1','4/1','6/1','1/1','4/1','6/1','1/1','1/1','1/1'],
})
records_B = pd.DataFrame({
    'id': [1001,1001,1002,1003,1004,1005],
    'plan start': ['1/1','4/1','1/1','1/1','1/1','1/1'],
    'plan end': ['3/31','12/31','12/31','12/31','12/31','12/31'],
})

merged_df = records_A.merge(
    records_B,
    left_on=['id', 'date'],
    right_on=['id', 'plan start'],
    how='outer',
)
print(merged_df)

# output:
#       id location date plan start plan end
# 0   1001       NJ  1/1        1/1     3/31
# 1   1001       OH  4/1        4/1    12/31
# 2   1001       OH  6/1        NaN      NaN
# 3   1002       CA  1/1        1/1    12/31
# 4   1002       CA  4/1        NaN      NaN
# 5   1002       CA  6/1        NaN      NaN
# 6   1003       NJ  1/1        1/1    12/31
# 7   1003       NJ  4/1        NaN      NaN
# 8   1003       NC  6/1        NaN      NaN
# 9   1004       PA  1/1        1/1    12/31
# 10  1005       UT  1/1        1/1    12/31
# 11  1006       AZ  1/1        NaN      NaN


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byDaniel Gligich
Although the Bulldogs led by 8 with 1:44 left in the game, they made crucial mistakes which allowed the University of San Francisco to storm back and win 71-69.
"Bottom line is we had a chance to win it tonight and we didn't get it done," Fresno State head coach Justin Hutson said.
The 'Dogs committed multiple fouls, missed shots and had 3 turnovers in the final two minutes – the most costly of which came with 13 seconds remaining when the score was tied at 69.
San Francisco guard Khalil Shabazz scored 8 of the Dons' final 11 points, including the game-winner with 1 second remaining.
Freshman forward Orlando Robinson played the best game of his young career. He scored a career-high 24 points, making 10-14 shots. He also added 7 rebounds, 2 blocks and 3 steals.
"He'll continue to grow and get better," Hutson said. "He has some up times and bad times, but he's tough down there. And he can shoot the outside shot when he needs [to be] a little bit more picky with the ones he shoots, and he's getting better at that. So it gives you a better percentage.
"He did a good job tonight, something I would expect from O."
San Francisco took a 12-2 lead to start the game, but Robinson quickly found his rhythm to keep the game within reach.
The 'Dogs improved as the half progressed, pulling within one at halftime. They came out of the locker room firing and held the lead for all but 2:06 in the second half.
Shabazz finished as the Dons' leading scorer with 17 points. He was sharp from beyond the arc, making 4-5 three-point attempts.
Guards New Williams and Mustafa Lawrence each finished with 12 points and were the only other Bulldogs to score double digits.
Forward Nate Grimes struggled for most of the game on the offensive end – going 3-12 for 8 points – but he led Fresno State with 9 rebounds and four blocks.
"I was happy for the most part with our defense," Hutson said. I think we played it for a period of time against a really good team that can score in different ways. It helped to be home. I was happy that we were helping each other a little bit more."
Fresno State drops to 4-8 and will play UC Riverside (8-5) on Saturday at the Save Mart Center.
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In Faust's case, the mirror was put in place by Uwe Nettelbeck, a noted German journalist who was connected with various left-wing factions, and served at one time as co-editor of the journal Konkret, revolutionary mouthpiece for the likes of Ulrike Meinhof. Nettelbeck declined to be interviewed for this piece, which is a shame, as he was clearly a central figure in the birth of Krautrock. In the spirit of the age, the fledgling Faust acquired a house in the country, in which to work on their music and try and find, as Jean-Hervé puts it, something new. None of the band, according to Blegvad, was exactly a virtuoso instrumentalist, but this hardly mattered.
Performance artists like Kurt Schren and Dieter Meier, later of Yello, would drop by to chat, or work on projects.
Under pressure to record a less abstract second album, Faust delivered So Far, a much simpler, more direct record than its predecessor, to the point of including real songs. By that time, however, the cultural climate outside Germany had shifted sufficiently to give the band more room to move. Faust were the first band signed to the new label, Draper negotiating an unusual deal with Uwe Nettelbeck, who had accumulated the various bits and pieces of music Faust had been working on since So Far. The new contract, however, merely served to bring to a head the tense relations within the band.
The group's sonic armoury for these shows included a series of big black boxes, designed by Joachim Irmler and built by Kurt Graupner, through which the members applied such effects as fuzz, wah-wah, echo and synthesizer distortion.
Back in Germany, the band stumbled into further trouble when they tried to record the follow-up to Faust IV in Münich, at a studio previously patronised by The Rolling Stones. This might have been the full-stop for Faust had not Chris Cutler - former Henry Cow drummer and Recommended Records' founder - picked up the baton and run with it through the '80s, reissuing the early albums in all their conceptual glory and securing a release for some of the Münich material.
Since then, their profile has risen sharply, with the aforementioned pre-Christmas shows at London's Garage packed to the rafters.
He's wearing jeans, a scruffy T-shirt and the kind of big industrial boots that have never featured in fashion spreads. What appears to have happened was that, while head of a satirical-critical magazine called Pardon, Nettelbeck was contacted by Polydor Records with the aim of finding an underground band with which to leaven the label's MOR-mainstream output. Peter Blegvad, student of the arcane, one-time member of Slapp Happy and Henry Cow - and, for a tour, Faust - and latterly the enigmatic cartoonist for the Independent On Sunday, lived at the commune for awhile, having been enticed over by his friend Anthony Moore, who was part of the avantgarde soundtrack circle which Péron mentioned earlier.
German communes at the time were considerably more politically-motivated than their Anglo-American equivalents, and possibly through Nettelbeck's left-wing connections, members of the Baader-Meinhof Gang would sometimes hide out on the premises. In Britain, a mail-order retailer, Virgin, was considering moving into the recording business, and had noted the bourgeoning popularity with this new German music. When Virgin wanted to bring the group over to England for a tour, Joachim Irmler and Rudolf Sosna apparently refused to cross the water unless they received an impossibly enormous advance, estimated by Blegvad at around half a million pounds. Still pushing the envelope of social acceptability, the booked the studio and a posh hotel some way beyond their means, and proceeded to record in leisurely fashion.
A further tickle of releases including Untitled and the new album, you know faUSt, has found a new, expanding market for the band, which now numbers just Péron, Diermaier and Irmler. Jean-Hervé spent the later part of the '60's on the road, busking Dylan songs in French, and remembers the May '68 revolution as a deeply radicalising time. Streching his brief somewhat, Nettelbeck put together Faust, designed their startling album sleeves, and managed to convince Polydor to release the group's albums on its distinguished classical outlet, Deutsche Gramophon. There was a nucleus of people doing music for underground filmmakers like Helmut Costa and Hans Hemminghaus, people that are now sort of established. At the end of '69 we had managed to do the first LP, Faust Clear; after that we got more pressure from Polydor, who wanted to invest more money. Moore specialised in non-melodic, alternative music for non-narrative, alternative films (one such LP featured wooden sticks being dropped onto different surfaces - wood, plastic, glass, metal - for three quarters of an hour), and he had been impressed that Uwe Nettelbeck had managed to get Polydor to release one of his LPs, a record called "Secrets Of The Blue Bag" (worth upwards of a ton these days, record investors). And I daresay that if they were more accomplished musically, they might not have focused on alternative strategies to make the music as radical as it was.
They no longer live in a commune but, judging by their performances, they've lost none of their instinct for the unusual. One day Uwe arrived, and he and Helmut Costa got together and said they were looking for a new group, for something new on the music scene.
Perhaps, Moore suggested, Polydor might also be interested in the kind of semi-satirical pop songs he and his old school chum could make? Werner seemed to spend most of his time in bed, as did most of the others - but that was OK, because the microphone cables streched from the control-room out of the studio, into the house, up the stairs and into the bedrooms. But the trouble with the Faust album was that 90 per cent of the people that bought it hated it! For one US event in Death Valley, the band members were placed miles apart on different hills; at The Garage shows, they brought in farm and building equipment, and hired an artist who, with welding equipment and grinder, built a metal sculpture as they played. At the time, Blegvad was in the slough of student despond at Exeter University, and jumped at the offer. Together with Moore, Dagmar Krause, and a backing band made up of various Faust members, he recorded two Slapp Happy albums at Wümme. One time we woke up to find Wümme surrounded by heavily-armed, nasty-looking policemen, with dogs and cars everywhere. Joachim and Rudolf got caught and jailed, and their parents had to bail them out - we are still in debt with them!
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On March 28, I am doing a seminar at Humble Sewing Center (Sew Vac Outlet) on Crafts and Embroidery. I've spent the last couple of weeks creating samples for the seminar, using Designers Gallery Embroidery Works, Floriani TCU, and Artistic Simple Cut software. For more information about the seminar or to register, visit www.sewvacoutlet.com.
I've embroidered shirts, created banners, cut and pressed glitter heat transfer on t-shirts, and added rhinestones for some added bling. All of the projects started with appliqué embroidery designs, which I purchased from Planet Appliqué or digitized myself. I even created a vinyl design for our motorhome using the same process.
About three years ago, I fell in love with adding rhinestones to t-shirts. At that time, Janome introduced the Artistic Creative Products which includes Artistic Simple Cut (formerly known as Artistic Crystal). The Artistic SimpleCut software does exactly what it's name suggests: makes cutting simple! When you hook up Artistic SimpleCut to your Digital Cutter, your possibilities are endless. You have the ability to create shapes, motifs and designs in the software and cut it out of virtually any material. You can cut fabric for appliqué, templates for crystal designs, vinyl to adhere to shirts, glassware, walls or mirrors, magnets for your car or fridge, paper for any scrapbooking or paper crafting projects. Be prepared to find yourself experimenting with new techniques, materials and designs in no time! The Artistic Simple Cut software connects directly to some digital cutters, such as the Zing, Silhouette Cameo, and others.
broidery Works was used to create the spiral text on the t-shirt.
In addition, Floriani TCU, now save artwork in .svg format which can be opened by the Silhouette Studio or Artistic Simple Cut.
So by now, you are probably wondering what I have created. I took some ideas from Designers Gallery and created some different projects. I purchased some appliqué embroidery designs from Planet Appliqué and created a few of my own with Mardi Gra s, Birthday, and Graduation themes. I made banners, shirts, masks, and goodie bags. I also created vinyl design for our RV. I used a picture of our RV and digitized an appliqué embroidery design.
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Posted: March 14, 2014 | Author: Tom | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Historical Perspective, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, Russia, Ukraine |Leave a comment
There are at least two big stories that continue to percolate along today and that have been going on for some time. One is a mystery and one is an old story that I hope does not repeat itself.
A Modern Mystery
Like some mystery in a movie or an episode of "Lost" the search for Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 continues with rampant speculation coming from every source, but with no resolution of the fate of the 239 people on board. You have undoubtedly seen the news reports that lead one to believe that no one knows what happened to the Boeing 777 airliner — an aircraft with an exemplary safety record — and thus no one is sure exactly where to look.
Several things come to mind.
The world is not as interconnected as everyone thinks.
It is not possible to survey every bit of the world at every moment watching for everything, unlike popular belief. Satellites have to be focused on particular locations and tasked to look for particular events.
The ocean is vast and holds its secrets dear. Those of us that have spent time at sea know that it is an unforgiving place and even a jet liner can get swallowed up.
None-the-less, it is amazing that after seven days no sign of it has appeared. If it crashed into the jungle of Malaysia or elsewhere, it is not surprising that it has yet to be found. The jungle can be as unforgiving as the ocean for those unprepared and without guidance.
The one thing that is clear is that the fun of speculating on what happened, ranging from the aircraft being lost at sea to being abducted by aliens, is not so humorous in comparison to the fate of those on board and the feelings of frustration and loss of those family and friends that need to know answers.
Get Ready Ukraine
The part of Ukraine that has been taken over by Russian sailors and troops — the Crimea — is scheduled to hold a referendum to vote on re-joining Russia (it became a part of Ukraine in 1954). Incredibly, Russia continues to deny that Russian forces are deployed in Crimea and in fact, according to news reports earlier this week, Russian television continues to broadcast that armed gangs are roaming Kiev (the capital) killing pro-Russian sympathizers and that the U.S. 82nd Airborne has deployed to keep what they call the illegal regime in power in Kiev. It would be funny if it wasn't so serious.
Given his KGB background, Russian President Vladimir Putin is not above creating an "incident" in the eastern part of Ukraine as an excuse to move troops into that part of the country. Indeed just today the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement, reiterating Putin's earlier claim, that Russia is prepared to invade eastern Ukraine to protect "compatriots" and "fellow citizens." Yesterday protests in the eastern city of Donetsk left one protester dead, an incident specifically mentioned by the Russian Foreign Ministry in their statement. Anti-Moscow protesters claim that the dead man was actually from their group. The details will be unimportant for Putin, indeed there don't need to be any actual details, for him to act.
It is unclear whether Russia will actually annex Crimea — in fact they don't have to formally do so to have de facto control — although the Russian Duma or Parliament, has already passed a resolution allowing it.
Once the referendum is complete and the Crimean vote (fair or not) is for leaving Ukraine, stand by for the next round of events involving the rest of Ukraine. Although Russian forces are currently holding "exercises" on the border with the rest of Ukraine, it is unclear whether Putin will decide to invade. Only he knows for sure. However, if I lived in Ukraine, I would expect and plan that he will do so sometime in the next few weeks following increased tensions and a series of incidents (probably manufactured, certainly presented as a major threat).
Why is this important to us? This will be the first time in Europe since World War II that one country has annexed territory from another. Following the events in Georgia in 2008 (where there was no contest but Putin learned that his troops were not as effective as they needed to be and thus embarked on a program to improve their training and equipment), events in Ukraine become part of a pattern. Where will it stop if not here? The impact of Russia annexing part or all of Ukraine will have profound effects on the rest of Europe, but most especially on those former Soviet republics that border Russia.
Initial efforts to impose political and economic consequences on Russia have been minimal. The US is working to build an international consensus and that takes time, especially since many nations not directly on the Russian border are taking a wait and see approach to determine whether the annexation takes place and whether further Russian encroachment takes place.
The international community must take action now to make the risks apparent to Putin, in a meaningful way that keeps him in his box. If the world does not deal with him now, it most certainly will have to deal with him later when the stakes are likely to be higher.


Even during his life, Garry Winogrand embodied a certain elusiveness. Widely recognized as one of the most prolific photographers of the 20th century, Winogrand rarely exhibited. When he did participate in gallery shows, it was even more rare that his work received critical attention or that Winogrand spoke of his work. To find an interview with the photographer, one has to dig deep and often these interviews are second-hand, recounted by Winogrand's former students or friends.
Then there's the issue of documentation. Through his career, Winogrand developed thousands of rolls of film, producing more content than most of his contemporaries combined. But when he died, abruptly, he left behind 6,000 rolls of undeveloped film.
Still, such a massive collection of unreviewed work has posed various problems for Winogrand enthusiasts, collectors, and friends as they attempt to bring public attention to the photographer and his talent.
A joint effort by SFMOMA and the National Gallery of Art, Leo Rubinfien curated the exhibition, which will open in March 2013. It's the first retrospective of Winogrand's work in 25 years. The show itself approaches the photographer's work with a certain radicalism, which fits well with the rule-bending methods that Winogrand applied to his own subject matter. Rubinfien isn't a professional curator, but he was part of Winogrand's circle in the 1970s. He applied his personal knowledge of Winogrand with meticulous research to select works included in the exhibit. Along with Winogrand's most recognizable images, some 200 photos from the undeveloped film rolls discovered in Winogrand's effects will be on view for the first time.
Rubinfien spent years wading through this undeveloped film, applying his creative judgment, but also knowledge of Winogrand's personality and aesthetic to select the images that represent the photographer best. A photographer who focused on street events, transitory moments and life in action, we can understand Winogrand best through archival footage, including the outtakes of a life lived behind the lens. There, in the images overlooked for 25 years, we find a photographer of the people, one worth adding to our repertoire.
Garry Winogrand runs from March 9 – June 2, 2012 at SFMOMA.


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The 2019 Cricket World Cup might seem a long way off at the moment, with most of the cricketing world more concerned with who has been tampering with balls than with wondering how the next World Cup will pan out. However, with Afghanistan and West Indies securing their place in the tournament this week to complete the final 10, it may be worth looking at the odds to get an indication of how the nations are shaping up.
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The betting markets show a very tight picture at the very top, with England, Australia and India often trading places as favourites among major bookmakers. On average, the general consensus has England as the favourites. They come in at odds of around 3/1, although they can be found as low as 5/2 (Betway) and as high as 4/1 (Marathon). Australia are priced lowest with Paddy Power at 3/1 and highest with Betfred at 9/2. India range goes from 7/2 (Ladbrokes) to 9/2 (Bet365).
Pressure will be on England to deliver in front of home fans
The first question, of course, is do England deserve to be regarded as favourites? They were awful in the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, winning just two matches and exiting at the group stage. There has certainly been a lot of improvement since that time, despite a poor showing in the Ashes. The likes of Joe Root, Jimmy Anderson and Ben Stokes provide a decent backbone for the England side – but will home advantage be enough to finally take the three-time runners up across the finish line?
Of course, the great and the good of Australian cricket have a lot on their minds right now. The recent cheating scandal in the tour of South Africa has been described as "the darkest day in Australian cricket history", with the Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft implicated in the incident. Even former captain Michael Clarke, who hinted at coming out of retirement, called it "pre-mediated, blatant cheating". There is a lot of turmoil in the Australian camp then, but there is plenty of time to get back on track before the World Cup gets underway. Odds of 4/1 or so seem reasonably fair for Australia to defend their trophy.
India look like standout bet for third World Cup win
The true value may lie in backing India however. Odds of 9/2 seem quite generous for the top-ranked test playing side in the world, especially when you can use the latest free bet offers from Aussiefreebet.com.au to back India or anyone else to triumph. As ever, there is plenty of talent in the India test squad, it is just a question of whether they can prove their worth on English soil.
By no means are the trio of England, Australia and India the only serious candidates to win the ICC Cricket World Cup. South Africa, available at odds of around 5/1, also look like contenders, whereas New Zealand (7/1) and Pakistan (10/1) should certainly not be ruled out. Test cricket is often about momentum however, and you could see the odds fluctuating over the coming months. Still, a bit of value can be found in the early odds by punters looking to take a chance.
Tempers Simmer Under the Durban Sun
Sledging has become part and parcel of test cricket. Whenever the top test nations compete, there are always a few words exchanged. It adds to the contest and stirs up not only the players but the crowd also feeds off the animosity. They contribute to the discussion whenever an opposing player is within earshot. Most of the time it is good-natured and considered quite clever. It can turn hostile depending on what boundary a player is fielding on around the world.
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Tempers boiled over during the first test at Sahara Computers-sponsored Kingsmead Stadium. There is normally a fair bit of back and forth between South Africa and Australia. What took place in Durban went beyond anything seen between the Proteas and Baggy Greens. Normally the verbals stay on the pitch. In this instance, they carried on even after the players had left the field.
Warner and de Kock
David Warner had to be restrained by his teammates as he tried to confront the young Quinton de Kock. The incident took place as the players made their way to tea on the fourth day. Walking up the Kingsmead stairs to the dressing room, Warner released a verbal tirade. The Australian opener was eventually pulled away and the incident fizzled out.
It's clear that a mark was overstepped but by who no one knows. The lines with the Australians have been blurred in the past. Since the stairwell standoff, both players have been charged. The ICC has charged Warner with a level 2 offence and de Kock a level 1.
What this has done is set the stage for what will be one of the best ever test series between these two. The global interest has peaked. These two great nations are going to give it everything they have over the next three tests.
Who Has The Advantage?
After the Australians won the first test at Kingsmead, they are in the ascendency. The Baggy Greens won by 118 runs and dominated from start to finish. Their bowling attack delivered with ruthless efficiency. Messers Starc and Lyon were hugely impressive and accounted for 12 of the 20 wickets. If the Proteas are to get back on level terms, they will need to deal with those two a lot better.
The South Africans also have a formidable bowling attack. Spinner Keshav Maharaj picked up a five-fer in the first innings in Durban. Maharaj could have a huge influence on the outcome of the series. The last time the Aussies battled with spin trouble was in the subcontinent last year. There was a lot of talk about how they needed to pass the spin test in Bangladesh. The Australians only ended up drawing that series. That was purely down to failing to negotiate the Bangladesh spinners.
The evidence in Durban suggests the Australians will battle against Maharaj. As of the 7th of March, Betway has Australia at 2/5 to win the series. It is without a doubt that they are the favourites but there are a few chinks in their armour.
History is on Australia's Side
Australia hasn't lost in the rainbow nation since readmission back in 1991. The reasons why Australia had the edge going into the Ashes as favourites apply against South Africa. History is on the side of the Australians. They are also very good at exploiting inexperienced sides.
The last time South Africa beat Australia at home in a series was in 1969. For 21 of those 50 years, South Africa was in sporting isolation. Unfortunately for the Proteas, it doesn't hide the fact that, in the last 29 years, they are winless at home.
The stars of Australia's new era are picking up where their retired counterparts left off. Already one down in the series, it looks like history might be repeating itself. The good news for the Proteas is that records are there to be broken. The teams head to Port Elizabeth next. The last time these two clashed at St Georges Park in 2014, South Africa won by 231 runs.
The Stakes Have Been Raised
After the heated clash between members of the two sides, there is an added incentive to win. Feathers have been ruffled and both camps are pointing fingers. The only way to settle the score is with bat and ball. Sledging may be a customary part of the game nowadays but it doesn't win test matches.
Can England Make Number One Surge in 2017?
England are in danger of dropping to their first series defeat in almost year in India, trailing Virat Kohli's men 2-0 with just two matches left on the tour. The Three Lions have been a resilient outfit under new coach Trevor Bayliss, losing just one of their series since he took charge in 2015, but their below-par performances in the sub-continent may end their solid record.
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Alastair Cook's side have had major issues coping with excellent spinners in their tours to the United Arab Emirates and India. First Pakistan's Yasir Shah tormenting their batsmen and now Ravichandran Ashwin has ripped through their batting line-up with relative ease to put his team on the brink of claiming a series win over the Three Lions.
Despite their problems in the sub-continent England's form elsewhere has been impressive, defeating South Africa on their travels, while they are also current holders of the Ashes. Injuries have hit Cook's men hard over the past year, leaving them without many of their best players for extended periods, including Ben Stokes and James Anderson, while Stuart Broad has also suffered.
The battling qualities the Three Lions have shown over the 18 months will be need in abundance on their next tour of Australia. Cook's men were hammered 5-0 in a whitewash defeat to the Baggy Greens on their last visit Down Under. As a result, England are backed in the latest cricket odds at 13/5 to triumph over their great rivals, meaning that there is plenty of work ahead for Bayliss, Cook and the rest of the players to retain the Ashes.
On the bright side for England there is no world-class spinner awaiting them in Australia, while their chief tormentors of the 2013/14 series defeat Mitchell Johnson and Ryan Harris have both been forced into retirement. The Baggy Greens have problems of their own, highlighted in their series defeats to Sri Lanka and South Africa, while a tough challenge lies ahead against Pakistan.
England host the Proteas and the West Indies next year before their trip Down Under. Should the Three Lions win all those series on the bounce they would have a strong chance of ending the year as the number one ranked side in the world, achieving the feat for the first time since 2011. The only potential obstacle could be keeping their key men fit, which has been the biggest issue Bayliss has encountered since taking over the side.
The Three Lions will play a lot of cricket in 2017 and cultivating depth will be a key factor, although there have been problems keeping a settled 11 on the field. Haseeb Hameed proved his quality even at the young age of 19 that he can be a long-term contributor at the top of the order, although the same could not be said of Ben Duckett, who became the latest name on the carousel to fail to lock down his place in the team, joining James Vince and Gary Ballance to struggle at number four this year.
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In the bowling department Chris Woakes' emergence in the summer would have been a huge relief for the coaching staff to alleviate the pressure on Broad and Anderson, but beyond him Steven Finn and Jake Ball are yet to prove that they can be consistent performers in the team. England are blessed with one of the strongest talent pools in the world and should they fail to make the grade the production line will continue to churn players out like Hameed this year.
England have a daunting task ahead of them, but the reward could propel them onto greater things in the future, especially if they can continue to bring young talent through.
BBL06 Season Preview
After the exciting grand final finish at the MCG last season that saw the Sydney Thunder defeat the Melbourne Stars in a final over thriller, all eight sides will be gunning for the crown in this season's sixth edition of the competition.
One of the best Twenty20 leagues in the world has commanded some of the best players of the shorter-format once again, as Stuart Broad (Hurricanes) Ian Bell and Mitchell Johnson (Scorchers) headline some big signings, while England captain Eoin Morgan (Thunder), Kevin Pietersen (Stars) and Dwayne Bravo (Renegades) return for another stint at their respective clubs.
Both Melbourne sides are favourites for the trophy and are at $6.00 (odds courtesy of CrownBet), and are joined at the top by Perth and the Sydney Thunder, with BBL06 set to be the tightest it's ever been.
Adelaide Strikers and Sydney Sixers follow the top four sides on $7.50 with the Brisbane Heat closely behind them on $8.00.
The Hobart Hurricanes round out the sides at $9.00, although with so little space between the top and bottom sides any team is a genuine chance to win the competition.
The Sydney derby kicks off the BBL06 season on December 20, as the first round of the season goes over the opening three days, before a Christmas break halts play until Boxing Day.
When play resumes on December 26 the summer of cricket gets into full swing, as a BBL game is played on every day bar three before the season comes to a close on January 21. The final will be played on January 28.
Despite not making the final last season, Adelaide will be looking to pick up from where they left off, after the Strikers won seven of their eight matches during the season to finish clear on top of the table.
The Stars and Scorchers finished equal second with five wins each, while the Thunder surprisingly won the title from fourth after four wins and four losses throughout the season.
With half the sides making the finals and given Sydney's recent success from fourth, every team will believe they're a chance to win the title from any finals position, which is set to make the upcoming season the best in BBL history.
Will Stokes's injury hurt England's chances against Pakistan?
The England all-rounder, Ben Stokes, has been ruled out of the third test against Pakistan at Edgbaston. Could his absence upset the balance of the side and tip the scales in the opposition's favour?
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Ben Stokes missed England's first test against Pakistan emerged as victors by 75 runs. The 25-year-old returned to the fold for the second meeting of the two sides at Old Trafford, as England bounced back to level the series at 1-1. The hosts annihilated their opposition, and won by 330 runs. Stokes put in a fairly decent performance with 34 runs and 2 wickets, but it was perhaps his dressing room and on-pitch presence that helped spur the Lions on to victory.
In the stunning victory, Stokes received the crushing blow that his injury woes are far from over. He tore a muscle in his right calf while bowling, and has not been selected for the Edgbaston test that starts on Wednesday. After suffering from knee problems that saw him miss most of the Sri Lankan tour and the first test against Pakistan, the player who has been compared to Andrew Flintoff by some will be desperately hoping he can recover quickly. If he had managed to avoid injury and had the chance to push on properly after his record innings of 258 against South Africa last year, he could have been on the path towards becoming one of the world's best.
Even in the all-rounder's absence, England at odds of 4/6 in the cricket betting to win the series at the time of writing. If they fail to win the third test, though, the best they can hope for is a draw, with the odds for that outcome currently at 5/2.
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The Lions are well favoured for the series after Joe Root's imperious form shone through in the second test. The Yorkshireman bagged 254 runs in the first innings against Pakistan at Old Trafford, and followed up his career best with 71 not out in the second innings. Certainly, with the 25-year-old fresh from such a huge confidence boost, the Lions will fancy their number 3 batsman can build upon those astonishing hits. The captain, Alastair Cook, is also in fine fettle having scored a century and two fifties so far in the series.
On the back of a solid performance in the second test, England should be able to push on and gain the upper hand in the third. The Lions already have another all-rounder at their disposal in Chris Woakes, who has made an excellent case for his permanent inclusion. The 27-year-old has already picked up 18 wickets and is odds on at 1/16 to be England's bowler of the series. He hasn't been quite as convincing with the bat, though, so England may want to play a specialist batsman in Stokes's place.
There is no doubt that the absence of Stokes is a huge blow for the player and the team, but England have shown how devastating they can be, and can push on to win this series.
Australia need strong 2016 campaign to prove Ashes credentials
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Australia surrendered the Ashes without a huge fight in the 2015 series as Stuart Broad led England to victory to reclaim the urn.
The Baggy Greens put in weak efforts with the bat at Edgbaston and Trent Bridge allowed Alastair Cook's men to avenge their whitewash defeat 18 months prior.
However, they are backed at 2/1 in the latest cricket odds to win back the Ashes Down Under next year, although both teams are a long way from being ready for another encounter.
The series defeat in England brought about the end of Michael Clarke's career as he struggled with a back injury throughout the summer, while Chris Rogers also departed the international arena, leaving huge voids in the line-up.
Steve Smith continued his impressive run of form in the series with centuries at Lord's and The Oval, but failed to make an impact in bowler-friendly conditions.
He inherited the captaincy from Clarke and the Aussies made a strong start under his reign by overcoming their defeat to England as they brushed aside New Zealand.
Their dominance with the bat proved to be the difference between the teams in a 2-0 victory on home soil as the Baggy Greens just edged out the Black Caps in the first day/night Test match to clinch their win.
The form of Smith and David Warner at the top of the innings proved to be crucial in the victory, while Usman Khawaja and Joe Burns also notched centuries to solidify their place in the line-up.
Adam Voges was the key figure in the following series win over the West Indies with 375 runs in the three matches, most of which came from an unbeaten innings of 269 in the first Test.
Meanwhile, James Pattinson returned to the fold to provide support for Josh Hazlewood in the absence of Mitchell Starc and led the wicket column with 13 strikes.
Australia continued their resurgence under Smith with another comfortable series win in their tour of New Zealand, with Voges again leading the way with the bat, while Burns scored his second Test century.
Hazlewood stepped forward as the leader of the attack and Jackson Bird offered another option on the bowling front with a five-wicket haul to guide the Aussies to victory in Christchurch.
Smith's men have developed consistency in their batting line-up with all of their players making contributions to their recent Test victories.
However, the runs were made against mediocre attacks and favourable home conditions, leaving with much to prove before they face off against Broad and James Anderson once again in the pressure-cooker environment of the Ashes.
Their series against South Africa later in 2016 will be key to see if they can hold up against the quality of a varied pace attack as Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel and Kagiso Rabada will offer a potent threat.
Encouragingly for Smith and the Aussie selectors the team have managed to build a solid stock of pace bowlers, even though injuries have forced them to include players out of necessity.
Starc and Pattinson's fitness problems could be a cause for concern over the long term as will Pat Cummins, who has also struggled to remain healthy despite his talent.
Hazlewood has risen to the occasion since leaving England after an underwhelming Ashes series, and it will be on him most of all to improve his wicket-taking ability and temperament, given his exploits against the Black Caps.
Elsewhere Bird, Peter Siddle and Nathan Lyon all offer solid complements, but the Baggy Greens will need their pacemen to fire to retake the urn back next year.
Have England finally found Freddie's replacement?
English cricket is always looking out for the next great all-rounder, and in Ben Stokes they may well have found it. After spending a long time looking for the man to take over from Ian Botham as England's swashbuckling batsman and aggressive fast bowler, Andrew Flintoff fill the role to perfection during his colourful Test career. Following Freddie's retirement from international cricket in 2009, a number of players have come and gone as England have looked for their next great all-rounder, albeit one they hope isn't found floating out to sea in the middle of the night.
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One of those players given the chance to establish himself in the Test side was Ben Stokes. While it took time for the big-hitting Durham star to adapt to life on the international stage, Stokes' role in the recent Ashes success has ensured English fans have a new all-rounder to really get behind. Having played a starring role in the encouraging Test and ODI series against New Zealand, Stokes was named in England's team for the opening match of this Ashes series in Cardiff. And it's fair to say it's a decision the selectors got right.
Following a strong start with the bat, recording scores of 52 and 42, the all-rounder hit a sensational 87 at Lord's before playing a crucial role in England reclaiming the urn by taking a gob-smacking catch off Stuart Broad in the first innings and collecting 6/36 as the Aussies collapsed in the second innings in Nottingham. As well as bringing some real power into the middle of the England batting order, an area that has been crucial to the hosts' victory in this series, Stokes has added plenty to the bowling line-up, and his six-for at Trent Bridge proved he has what it takes to be the fourth member of this pace attack.
This Ashes series has come as something of a shock to many who bet on cricket, and it's been England's young players who have perhaps been the difference between the two. As well as experienced heads James Anderson, Alastair Cook, Stuart Broad and Ian Bell all playing key roles, the performances of the team's younger players has been the real success story of England's summer. While Stokes has enhanced his reputation as a Test all-rounder, Joe Root climbed to the top of the batting rankings following a sensational series, with Mark Wood, Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler all doing their case for continued involvement with the squad no harm.
For Stokes, though, the battle is for him to now build on his Ashes success and really cement his place as England's all-rounder. With a number of players all vying for that number-six spot, the 24-year old knows he can't afford to let his performances slip just because he's played an important role in winning the Ashes. On the evidence of the past couple of months, though, England will be confident that they have an all-rounder in place who could be just what they've been looking for.
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Breaking News: SAFA to consider options after FIFA dismisses protest against Ghana
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The South African Football – SFA CEO, Tebogo Monthlante has said that his outfit is considering its options after the world football governing body (FIFA) dismissed its protest Ghana in the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier game.
Fifa on Friday dismissed the protest by South Africa that called for the replay for the 2022 World Cup qualifier against Ghana that the Bafana Bafana lost last month in Cape Coast.
The ruling means that Ghana have legitimately qualified for the Play-offs in next year March.
According to Fifa, the protest didn't meet FIFA requirements under Art. 46 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code and Art. 14 of the Regulations of the Preliminary Competition of the FIFA World Cup 2022.
"The protest lodged by South Africa has been declared inadmissible by the Disciplinary Committee as it did not meet the requirements foreseen under art. 46 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code and art. 14 of the Regulations of the Preliminary Competition of the FIFA World Cup 2022," FIFA said in a statement.
The statement added that: "The decision is subject to appeal."
SAFA to consider options after FIFA dismisses Ghana protest https://t.co/ZCfD6Sbt2v @BafanaBafana
— SAFA.net (@SAFA_net) December 3, 2021
"The South African Football Association (SAFA) will consider its options after the world football governing body (FIFA) dismissed its protest following Bafana Bafana's controversial 1-0 loss to the Black Stars of Ghana last month," SAFA said
SAFA CEO, Advocate Tebogo Monthlante said once SAFA gets reasons for the outcome, will sit down and weigh its options.
"We have received the decision without details and we will request FIFA for the reasons and consider our options."
Ghana 2 South Africa 0 : Another victory for Ghana as FIFA dismisses South Africa protest