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Q: Secure REST API in Spring Boot without login authentication I am currently building an android app and a backend REST api. The login is only uses fb and google login on the android part.
The APIs are all accessed publicly. How should I secure my backend api so that only the android app can access it?
Basic Auth and OAUTH is not even possible because it will require a hardcoded password on the android side.
Thanks in advance for the help.

A: what about using mutual certificates?
https://www.nevatech.com/blog/post/What-you-need-to-know-about-securing-APIs-with-mutual-certificates
https://dzone.com/articles/securing-rest-apis-with-client-certificates

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Writing a novel with dual timelines
by Caroline Beecham From Our Students, Writing Tips
Caroline Beecham's first novel Maggie's Kitchen (a romance set in WWII) was published by Ebury Press in 2017. Now she's back with her second book, Eleanor's Secret – the novel she worked on during her time on our 6-month online novel-writing course – which moves back and forth between two timelines:
When art school graduate, Eleanor Roy, is recruited by the War Artists Advisory Committee, she comes one step closer to realising her dream of becoming one of the few female war artists. But breaking into the art establishment proves difficult until Eleanor meets painter, Jack Valante – only for them to be separated by his sudden posting overseas.
Although reluctant to leave her family at home, Kathryn can't refuse her grandmother Eleanor's request to travel to London to help her return a precious painting to its artist. But when the search uncovers a long-held family secret, Kathryn faces a dilemma: Is safeguarding the future worth more than protecting the past?
Here Caroline discusses the challenges she faced when writing the dual timeline of Eleanor's Secret and tells us two pieces of writing advice from her CBC tutor Nikita Lalwani that worked for her:
The idea for Eleanor's Secret had already formed when I was writing my first novel Maggie's Kitchen. I was quite clear on my story and who the characters were, and also on the importance of the dual timelines: One reason for the dual timelines was that I was interested in the idea of connection between generations – how the actions of one generation inevitably affect future ones; the good and the bad outcome. There are acts of selfishness that have repercussions – but there are sacrifices too.
The story was always about Eleanor and how she tries to realise her dream of being an official war artist during the Second World War, and it was intriguing to see how people recorded war so differently then and now; thumbnail sketches were sent home and major artworks worked up sometimes weeks later. Eleanor's granddaughter, Kathryn, becomes fascinated by the contrast of this with the instant access we now have to conflicts. She becomes drawn into the search for the missing artist, Jack Valante, for her own sake as well as her grandmother's, and this is the second reason for the dual narrative; her motivation to find out what happened drives her to solve the mystery.
For me, the challenges with writing the dual timelines weren't anything to do with the changing points of view (Eleanor's versus Kathryn's) – but in connecting the story through the chapters so that there wasn't any repetition – only intrigue to propel the reader to want to discover more. Two of the things that really helped me from the CBC course were that Nikita Lalwani emphasised how the first three chapters of your novel are the engine of your story, that they have to propel the story forward. This is crucial in dual timelines as you have to decide which storyline to begin with, and the placing of the alternating chapters to create the best tension. Kathryn's search for Jack became the engine for the story, and the journey takes Kathryn back to her grandmother's life in wartime London as she tries to uncover why Jack's art – and he – is so important to her.
Nikita's other piece of advice was to make sure that both storylines are equally compelling, and the characters as interesting; if they're not, then readers would just flick through the pages following the preferred story. I knew early on that the two storylines were inextricably linked and that the characters and action had to be balanced to keep the reader's interest. But the biggest challenge came from the editing and rewriting process: when you make changes in one storyline, you also have to change the other one! Luckily, I had plotted the story quite well beforehand and I also worked with a great editor who picked up on inconsistencies.
There was an extra pressure for me in having to write the second novel fast; it took nearly five years to research and write my first novel, and I only had a year for the second one. When I did my first rewrite and things started to change, I found myself having to spend a lot of time amending excel spreadsheets of important dates, plot intricacies and how edits affected all the important aspects of the story, such as the revelations, the characters motivations, etc. It was a very intense period, and I was pleased when I came out the other side. My advice to anyone doing dual timelines is to keep a spreadsheet from the beginning so you don't have to backtrack later on.
It was very satisfying to achieve what I set out to with Eleanor's Secret, and now I just hope readers will enjoy the story. Meanwhile, I'm ready for the next challenge…
Eleanor's Secret was published in May 2018 by Ebury Press in the UK and Allen & Unwin in Australia and New Zealand. It is available to buy it here.
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Q: Cannot handle any class attribute! kmeans java I want execute a k-means algorithm
i use for this weka in eclipse
i have this code
public class demo {
    public demo() throws Exception {
        // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
        BufferedReader breader = null;
        breader = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(
                "D:/logiciels/weka-3-7-12/weka-3-7-12/data/iris.arff"));
        Instances Train = new Instances(breader);
        Train.setClassIndex(Train.numAttributes() - 1);
        SimpleKMeans kMeans = new SimpleKMeans();
        kMeans.setSeed(10);
        kMeans.setPreserveInstancesOrder(true);
        kMeans.setNumClusters(3);
        kMeans.buildClusterer(Train);
        int[] assignments = kMeans.getAssignments();
        int i = 0;
        for (int clusterNum : assignments) {
            System.out.printf("Instance %d -> Cluster %d", i, clusterNum);
            i++;
        }
        breader.close();
    }
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        // TODO Auto-generated method stub
        new demo();
    }
}

but a have this exception
Exception in thread "main" weka.core.WekaException: weka.clusterers.SimpleKMeans: Cannot handle any class attribute!
    at weka.core.Capabilities.test(Capabilities.java:1295)
    at weka.core.Capabilities.test(Capabilities.java:1208)
    at weka.core.Capabilities.testWithFail(Capabilities.java:1506)
    at weka.clusterers.SimpleKMeans.buildClusterer(SimpleKMeans.java:595)
    at wakaproject.demo.<init>(demo.java:24)
    at wakaproject.demo.main(demo.java:37)

i have read some solutions but i don't undsund where is th e problem
thanks you in advance

A: The error:
Exception in thread "main" weka.core.WekaException: weka.clusterers.SimpleKMeans: Cannot handle any class attribute!

states that SimpleKMeans cannot handle a class attribute.  This is because K-means is an unsupervised learning algorithm, meaning that there should be no class defined.  Yet, one line in the code sets the class value.
If you modify the code as follows, it works.
public class demo {
    public demo() throws Exception {
        // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
        BufferedReader breader = null;
        breader = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(
                "D:/logiciels/weka-3-7-12/weka-3-7-12/data/iris.arff"));
        Instances Train = new Instances(breader);
        //Train.setClassIndex(Train.numAttributes() - 1); // comment out this line
        SimpleKMeans kMeans = new SimpleKMeans();
        kMeans.setSeed(10);
        kMeans.setPreserveInstancesOrder(true);
        kMeans.setNumClusters(3);
        kMeans.buildClusterer(Train);
        int[] assignments = kMeans.getAssignments();
        int i = 0;
        for (int clusterNum : assignments) {
            System.out.printf("Instance %d -> Cluster %d", i, clusterNum);
            i++;
        }
        breader.close();
    }
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        // TODO Auto-generated method stub
        new demo();
    }
}


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Q: take picture when face detected using FaceDetector google-vision I found the demo code here: https://github.com/googlesamples/android-vision/blob/master/visionSamples/FaceTracker/app/src/main/java/com/google/android/gms/samples/vision/face/facetracker/FaceTrackerActivity.java
and my question is how to take picture when face detected and save it to device, and when we take 1st picture next picture will be take after 5s when face detected because we can't save to many picture to device.

A: You have to add FaceDetectionListener in camera API then call startFaceDetection() method,
CameraFaceDetectionListener fDListener = new CameraFaceDetectionListener();
mCamera.setFaceDetectionListener(fDetectionListener);
mCamera.startFaceDetection();

Implement Camera.FaceDetectionListener, you receive the detected face in onFaceDetection override method,
private class MyFaceDetectionListener
          implements Camera.FaceDetectionListener {

@Override
public void onFaceDetection(Face[] faces, Camera camera) {

    if (faces.length == 0) {
        Log.i(TAG, "No faces detected");
    } else if (faces.length > 0) {
        Log.i(TAG, "Faces Detected = " +
              String.valueOf(faces.length));

        public List<Rect> faceRects;
        faceRects = new ArrayList<Rect>();

        for (int i=0; i<faces.length; i++) {
            int left = faces[i].rect.left;
            int right = faces[i].rect.right;
            int top = faces[i].rect.top;
            int bottom = faces[i].rect.bottom;
            Rect uRect = new Rect(left0, top0, right0, bottom0);
            faceRects.add(uRect);
        }

        // add function to draw rects on view/surface/canvas
    }
}

As per your case, new Handler().postDelayed(new Runnable,long seconds) take 2nd picture inside runnable after 5 seconds.
Please let me know if you have any queries.


East Tennessee Doulas - Why you should you hire a birth doula!
Why you should you hire a birth doula!
As you begin researching how to have a happy, healthy childbirth, you may run across the words "birth doula" and see that this is a person who supports a family during pregnancy and birth. That sounds awesome… but you already spent money on a medical provider, birth location, and higher price tag baby items like a car seat and a crib. You may think a doula is a luxury you should go without. Before you accept this, however, check out these compelling reasons to spend the money on a birth doula.
First, what is a birth doula and what is her role?
"Doula" is a Greek word meaning a woman who serves. I'm using a more formal definition of birth doula to refer to a specially trained birth companion (not a friend or loved one) who provides labor support. This labor support includes comfort measures and emotional support. "Comfort measures" means using massage, position changes, water, hot/cold packs, mindfulness, and breathing to help deal with the intensity of labor. "Emotional support" means using reflective listening, positive presence, and reassurance to help increase your confidence and satisfaction of your birth experience.
It is important to notice that doulas play a completely "non-medical" role. Doulas do not diagnose or treat in any modality, nor do we take blood pressure or temperature, fetal heart tone checks, vaginal examinations or postpartum clinical care. What this means as a client, is that you also need a medical provider, whether that is a midwife or a doctor, to attend your birth. In short, your medical providers keep you and your baby safe, provide all medications, deliver the baby, and take care of the mother postpartum, whereas the doula keeps the mother encouraged, comfortable, and confident. There are also postpartum doulas, but we talk about these in a separate blog post.
Now that we have clarified the role, what are the benefits of having a doula for my clients?
First, a doula is the only team member entirely focused on the laboring parent's physical comfort and emotional well-being.
Your medical providers attention is inherently split between two different people – exactly as it should be! We all want a happy, healthy mother and baby at the end of a birth. Their training is scientific and this is where their focus should be. Medical providers are often expected to care for multiple patients at a time and usually work shifts of time in the hospital or on-call period.
A doula's training, on the other hand, focuses on the "art of labor support," that is, the emotional needs of people in labor, and non-medical physical and emotional comfort measures (like those mentioned in the examples above). Our sole focus is on the needs of the mother, not the baby. Unlike medical providers, doulas work with one client at a time. We will join you when asked, either in early labor or later in active labor. We will stay with you throughout, often with only very brief breaks.
Second, having a doula can help you have shorter, more satisfying birth with less interventions.
Why can't a family member or partner fill the same role for free?
Outcomes were most improved and intervention rates were most dramatically lowered in the group with doulas as their support person, not a nurse, friend, or family member.
But do you need one if your partner is really supportive?
In a perfect world, your doula and your partner work together to give you the best birth possible. We cannot possibly replace the loving, intimate relationship of your partner. We don't stand in the way of your partner being great labor support – we help him or her achieve it!
Our birth culture puts a lot of pressure on partners, both when preparing for childbirth and during it. A pregnant parent often expects her partner to be knowledgeable – and good – at a host of new things. You may expect your partner to help you emotionally (by providing reassurance, encouragement, and confidence in you) or physically (by encouraging coping mechanisms like breathing and relaxation and providing comfort measures like massage). Lastly, you might expect your partner to fulfill other roles, like updating family and friends of your labor progress. That's a lot of expectations for one person to handle! For many partners, this may be the first time he or she has ever set foot in a birthing room or seen labor! Add the love your partner feels for you and your discomfort to the equation, and it can be completely overwhelming!
With a birth team of both a partner and a doula, though, we share the weight of these expectations. You will have twice the emotional support and reassurance. We can alternate providing physical support so your partner is less fatigued by the labor. We stay with you if your partner needs a break for food or to update your family. This way, you are never unsupported and your partner can have peace of mind while handling these tasks. We have seen many labors and can use our experience to provide helpful suggestions for new things to try for both you and your partner.
Last but certainly not least, doulas provide informational support to the family.
By "informational support", I mean explanation and discussion of practices and procedures, and assistance in acquiring any knowledge necessary to make informed decisions about your care. We help you find reputable, evidence-based information that will help you make informed decisions about your birth and your new baby's care.
In essence, a doula doesn't tell you how you should give birth. Instead, we share information with you so you can make informed decisions and then support you, whatever your choices.
Okay, so you definitely want a doula, but aren't doulas expensive?
Often, yes – we are trying both to answer a calling and make a living. Although not usually covered by your insurance, some insurance companies will pay a portion or allow you to pay for your doula out of a health or flexible savings account. Contact your health insurance provider for more information about your specific situation.
DONA International's Vision is "A doula for every woman who wants one". With this in mind, many doulas offer some way to cut costs. We offer gift certificates so friends and family can donate to help financially (consider asking for this for baby shower presents!!). We also offer a discounted price for families on WIC and military families. We also offer a 10% discount when you buy both birth doula and postpartum doula services. We are, of course, happy to answer any questions you have about our current options at info@easttndoulas.com or (865)315-8548.
Bottom Line: With all this information in mind, we urge you to consider carefully the benefits and options to offset the cost before you write off having a doula off as a luxury you can't afford!
Each year more and more women opt for support companions during their pregnancy and delivery. With an increase in doulas and other alternative birth options, many health care policies are now considering coverage.
Read here about postpartum mood disorders, and be prepared on how they can affect you.
Not sure what to look for in your childbirth classes? Here are our tips on how to choose and what to expect!
Looking for where to find information on pregnancy, birth, and parenting? These are our favorites.
Want to learn more about the benefits of breastfeeding for babies? Read here!
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Enjoy this guest blog by Drs. Kristin and Ryan at Thrive Chiropractic in Knoxville, Tennessee about how chiropractic care can make your pregnancy more comfortable!
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Tres Cerros is a village and municipality in Santa Cruz Province in southern Argentina with a population of 28.

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Populated places in Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

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Home Non-Fiction The Primitive Man Makes His Escape by Emmanuel Esomnofu
The Primitive Man Makes His Escape by Emmanuel Esomnofu
I'm going off to Awka to be trapped inside the four walls again, but it is a slavery which I choose. Rather than live here, school is the primitive man's idea of organisation.
Photo: Oko Owi Ocho
by Emmanuel Esomnofu
Tonight I can write the saddest lines. She doesn't give a fuck. I had entered the room drunk and gay. Across waters, and land, and music, and everything else that takes up space, I fought. Fought with the resilience of night and with the stamina of day. Fought to bridge the divide – But her words were hesitant, unfeeling. Unrequited love? Still the world's most prolific killer.
It was night. We had been smoking. My back against a wall, the others sitting. Wilson was going through my phone, his expectant features illuminated by the phone's light. As he passed the phone back to me, he had this resigned look. Words, being words, failed to relay his scepticism. The night ended in noises and slaps to the back and more cigarettes. I was a student at federal university in Nigeria, after two years of trying.
Night in Abeokuta. The bus had stopped. The girl was with me. Her name the only thing I knew about her, yet destiny was lulling a song into my ears, or so I thought.
Walking to just about anywhere which seemed right, we were finally able to find the Naval School. Students sat outside. From across the road, we must have readied our lines of sportsmanship. If she was scared, my female companion, she didn't show it. Darkness squeezed into the earth like the hand of the hungry into the chosen loaf. I like to think back to those hours now, as graceful and lucky.
We found a place to sleep, bathe the morning after, and depart for the exams with the promise of a meal to return to. But we didn't. We took off for Lagos immediately after, without saying thanks to our hosts.
Circumstances Make a Worthy Revolutionary.
Everybody knew. I let off words at a prolific rate. Conspiracy theories about my 'real' result being swapped with someone else's. deep within the crevices of my mind, was this spoiled child who might have been a metaphor – who knows? He had been a breathing, kicking living thing. Whereas he trudged the earth with a self-assured air; he was a victim of his prosperity.
I had always believed in poverty. Not of a financial kind but that which provokes improvisation, that which bends your skin into what was previously thought of as impossible shapes. The child who stole my first JAMB result lacked this poverty, and beneath every rant, I pitied him.
I've only told one person this tale:
In the fourth year of my primary school education in Tender Crowns (in Kirikiri town), I returned home to Abdullahi street, to my mother and our properties outside. Bags of clothes, utensils, mundane objects, physical copies of our – until then – uninterrupted everyday life scattered about, left in the glare of the passerby.
Months later, we would leave Kirikiri to start another life in Ajegunle. The reality of what would become 'home' scared me. I feared for my bones. But the prospect of finding joy in unexpected places wasn't lost on me.
What I don't know, I imagine.
The picture is of me, a portrait. I wield a smile as luxurious as time. But it is forced. My face is wet with water. I had just taken a bath. I saw my elder sister's wig and thought about it – the picture. My lips purple and my eyes brown. She throws a comment on 2go and a world is built around it. I think I love her. I think she too, loves me. I imagine.
Ogechukwu Samuel is tall and smiling. He calls my name and I turn. I recognise him almost at once, his distinct hair above him like a halo. Or maybe a crown, as he prefers for a metaphor.
We are in Nsukka, before a big building in which our dreams could actualise into a thing. After the post-UTME exam, I wait for him. He takes his time when walking, slowly, as if finding words of poetry for every step. Like writers do when they meet, we gossip about other writers. I ask him about his phase in the Great Writing Struggle and he smiles, answering my curious questions with humorous clarity.
'Who be that?' I ask him after he drops a call.
'It's this girl . . .'
I laugh, partly at his accomplished mien of gentlemanliness and what I referred to as an auto-tune voice, and partly at the familiarity of the tale. I also had been looking forward getting laid, seeing as I had a room to myself. But it wasn't to come. Not then, not now.
Later, Harrison joins us. He's a writer too, Ogechukwu Samuel tells me. I suppress a smile; a friend of mine would call this gathering phony. But we talk, irrespective. We talk about Adichie and some Facebook banters. We talk about our works, we talk about our future. I tell Ogechukwu about the writers' community in UNN. We'll check it out, he says. He doesn't know I won't become a student. He doesn't know I'll fail to scale through the admission process, not good enough to be a 'lion'. What he knows, as Harrison, is that the weather is good for a walk. So we walk, taking pictures.
I don't like travelling.
I find it rather physically exertive and impossible to love without money to buy from the innumerable roadside hawkers.
I really don't like travelling. But if you believe the reports (although unverified) about being a nine-to-five working Lagosian, you spend most of your life in traffic.
Purposeless, stagnant.
As opposed to travel, traffic renders a powerlessness to your mobility or how willing you are to exert it.
Traffic is a mockery. Travelling is an expense. Choose your demon.
I've had it hard with relationships. People who dare look past my charming brilliance see me for the fraud that I am.
Beneath my eye for poetry is an uninterested gaze. Every step suffered from what I deemed a lack of sophistication – I failed to see the immense depth in every life. I focused on my own depth, subconsciously rocking my penis with self-generated lather and thought everybody else as shallow.
This was the same in J. M. Coetzee's Disgrace. The disgraced, David Lurie, makes a trip into Dark Africa to see Lucy, his only daughter. She has become a tough nut, the kind of woman whose independence is unforced but rather, natural.
She tends to dogs, takes farm produce to the market for sale. She has no man in her life, none that David knows of. She finds happiness in the familiarity of the ordinary; she pursues nothing more than what the country life offers her. And David Lurie is unhappy with this, even if he tries to be prudent with his words. When he makes a case against her mundane lifestyle, she asks him if he thinks she ought to aspire to higher heights 'because I'm your daughter.' He: a scholar, a man worthy of reverence in his professional life.
There is no higher life, Lucy seems to say. Maybe she even says the words. David finds this unsavoury, but he lets it pass. He refuses to be nice to animals, not out of pity for their existential plight.
One night, I stumbled upon some words I once sent to a girl while chatting. Upon reading it a second time, I copied and sent them to Nenye and Itiola on WhatsApp, two ladies I've known since primary school; my relationship with both a classic blend of she's-just-a-friend and I'll-hit-that-if-the-opportunity-ever-comes.
The message read: I think that me and you wouldn't have turned out badly, irrespective of what we'll both like to think.
Man is a creation of desire. Through his different evolutions, desire has been his consistent nature.
"Our souls are fires that have forgotten how to burn."
– From my poem, 'Chanting Fire', published in Brittle Paper
After several pleas from two of my closest friends, I downloaded some episodes of the TV series, Greys Anatomy.
They had said many good things about the film created by Shonda Rhimes. Many things I found to be true in just under five hours, six episodes in: Every part of the body played this mammoth role in one's life, even the most recklessly abused. Death hung in every corner of the hospital (Seattle Grace) which was the workplace of some five brilliant interns. The series' focal characters: Alex Karev, George O'Malley, Cristina Yang, Isobel Stevens and the focal character amongst the focal characters, Meredith Grey.
I remember asking Chiugo why the series was named so and he had no articulate answer for me. He mumbled his way past a street of words and an alley of hand signs and he was done: I had to watch it for myself.
Oge was more interested in Derek, who by all his tales about the guy, seemed to be eccentric (though later I would find ninety-five per cent of all the characters to be). Derek was the kind of guy who, although world-renowned, would work in isolation, far removed from the mechanical hassles of civilization. In the meantime, he lived in a trailer on a large expanse of land, all of which he owned.
Why did I decide to watch Greys Anatomy? I don't know. Maybe because I was bored. Maybe because I held its ardent admirers in high esteem. They, after all, had introduced me to White Collar, which I enjoyed.
From the first second, there was a kind of organised chaos, a professional technique sucking in the curiosity of its viewer. Each series has to have something preternatural, I now understand, to be worth its salt. Each flicker of the human condition is tweaked for a flame. Each flame is tweaked for the Holocaust. Normal doesn't work, as Greys Anatomy showed me.
I watched extraordinary doctors, nurses and hospital staff and some unbelievably stupid ones, all cast before the big screen. To save lives, their most humane qualities are collected by the director and amplified as love, the universe's oldest answer for the unexplainable. These actors begin to love one another, and the series reveals itself to be full-time romance, and part-time, coping technique.
When a life is lost, how do the people who looked into the eyes of the dead when they were alive react? Or do they turn away from the lifeless body and announce the time of death? Do they try to save the person till reality pokes its finger in their eye and draw tears?
I like to think that in some warped twist of fate I was brought to Greys Anatomy to see what I've always imagined: Death – the last seconds, when they say your life flickers before your eyes. (Who could decline the chance to see life in sizable amounts of detail?)
What could I have said had I been on my friend Martins' side as he breathed his last? Would I have cried, or screamed for help? Did he suffer or cross into what his religion believes to be the sartorial white of Heaven's gloriousness or the red fires of Hell? Or, as I like to imagine as peaceful, did he stop like a spoilt clock? No heaven, no hell, no living or knowledge of his having ever lived.
On the sixth ring she picked the call. It was evening and I sat with a friend in an enclosed field, which was a prayer ground for Muslims who owned the land, if others hadn't found a more frequent purpose for it footballing.
The call was one to have a good laugh about; what she lacked in conversational depth, she made up for in voice: cooing, softness, surrender. I had told a friend how I hated this. Somewhere in between our back and forth, I gleaned from her that she'd stopped the job at a popular restaurant in Nnamdi Azikiwe University where I met her.
The restaurant was a well-structured place. With seats arranged sparsely within its open space, it encouraged an easy route to one's destination without much trouble. At night, male students led a girl to a seat, and she (my girl on the phone), with two other girls who served as waitresses, approached the tables to take orders. When we met, I sensed she was enamoured by my reserve. My inability to look directly into her eye. My sheepish smile when she asked, 'Wetin you go chop?'
When it seemed the ASUU strike wasn't going to be called off soon, two days before I left for Lagos, I told her I was leaving, and she got moody, but in some burst of spiritedness, she asked for my number. She called on the supposed morning of my departure, which I put it off until Sunday, three days away, when I sensed endearment could lead to something physically intimate.
The next two days through several phone calls, I asked her to come over; work, she said, was her obstacle.
I must have been nine or so in the last year of our lives in Kirikiri. As a kid I had a dormant imagination, only knowing things I'd been taught. It couldn't have been a thought, but the possibility borders the shores of the impossible. What was this?
Two events: In one, it was an early morning when the air was dark blue and the world paused for a rest, only the nocturnal creatures crooning. I slipped out of bed and climbed downstairs, two storeys from the flat we lived in, and attempted to open the main gate for someone or something. If this happened, I must have been strung in between both worlds of dream and reality.
The second event: I was playing in the large front compound of the Arabs who made ninety per cent of my friends then. Under the moon's gaze, we were playing and laughing crazily when one of the twin sisters, Amina or Benue (elder siblings to my friend Fatimah) took me under a staircase and touched me in the private parts of my body.
Till today I still struggle to place these events. Were they imagined or did they happen? Like restless demons, they still trudge beside the walls of my memory.
'Then I searched the world for those who lost their country, pointlessly carrying their defeated flags, their Stars of David, their miserable photographs.'
– Pablo Neruda, 'The Saddest Century'
'As surgeons', so do most episodes of Greys Anatomy begin. Meredith Grey's voice dominates the ears most times, as the compassionate camera moves ever slowly between scenes which render life to her often didactic words.
One intoxicated night, I told Oge he was too attached to eccentrics. He defended himself, indirectly stating escapism is his reason for watching any series so keenly. I thought eccentricity was easy to achieve: Meredith, Karev, and most of all, Derek. All were characters whom we looked at with admiration, for unreal personalities.
Then, that was my view – fuck eccentricity. I loved the boring George O'Malley and the genius surgeon but relationship-clueless Preston Burke. I loved Eazy Stephens, who seemed to be the simplest. Until recently. Already I had conceded that normal doesn't work but why the overarching desire to infect almost everyone with an instantly amiable or annoying personality? It comes to me now.
Doctors usually are victims of their archetypical function, i.e. intelligent but unsmiling people who only save lives. Shonda Rhimes, in order to have us feel for her cast, tweaks our preconceived notions to something so strongly believed and renders it an act of incredulity.
On the eve of the New Year, I, Chiugo and Oge sit outside the main auditorium of the Apapa branch of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission Church. We arrive late, so we make do.
Just as the ten seconds countdown to the new year begin, Chiugo gets up. Enigmatic Chiugo, eager to a fault. Many people get up. Oge, too. Four seconds to go, I stand, too.
Happy New Year! Cries soar, as people hug and congratulate each other. I welcome a few hugs and handshakes before the thought happens. How easily my head had been placed in the mouth of the beast. Tears form in my eyes, my head throbs. I cry. Tears of joy.
Before I travelled to Awka to register as a first-year student in Nnamdi Azikiwe University, I went to a friend, Nwalioba Emmanuel, another student whose room I was to stay in for some time before I got mine.
I like Nwalio's company, probably because of his humorous tendencies and, whether he knows it or not, spectacular tales, usually about a female he is attracted to. I went to his house to talk about his unique experiences in UNIZIK and to quench an intensely burning fire of curiosity concerning the strenuous registration. Topping the ice was that Emmanuel and I had another common interest: poetry. He recently began writing some. He was reflective in a distracted way, and I found a Haruki Murakami similarity in his poems, a kind of lazy freedom. I told him this inarticulately. He grinned like the Joker.
That afternoon, a week before I would depart on a fool's journey to Awka (I came back without getting any registration done ), I told him I was working on a piece about my travails with JAMB and admissions palaver. I thought I had it in me. After all, I had written the exam thrice, and it had taken me to three cities, Abeokuta, Nsukka and Awka. He hadn't asked for the title of the piece (which was the only thing about the piece I was sure of then) but I told him anyway.
We were in his mother's shop and every five minutes or so it seemed, a mechanic would push his oil-stained face into the patterned metallic gate and demand for things which catered to his job. It was a well-thought-out enterprise.
'Wetin?' Nwalioba Emmanuel asked me when he returned from selling a can of thinner to a customer. 'Title.'
I smiled, as I did whenever offered a chance to profundity. 'The primitive man makes his escape,' I say.
He waited, knowing I was going to explain what it meant, whether he asked or not.
' "Primitive" means early, original, abi?' I start.
'Seeking education – no matter wetin I talk about school or being creative – makes me a primitive man, a believer in a system older than I am – an often trusted system. As opposed to living off my hard work and talents, a degree is an almost certainty. So the escape is an irony. I'm going off to Awka to be trapped inside the four walls again, but it is a slavery which I choose. Rather than live here, in Ajegunle, where people smoke all day and engage in all sorts of vices to stay sane, school is the primitive man's idea of organisation. In a sense, I'm a primitive man. See those people outside, smoking and drinking, they're the real revolutionaries. They aspire to no higher life because they don't see past themselves. And they're happy. Isn't that what we all aspire to? Happiness?'
I must have said something to that effect. All the while, he sat on a couch, legs splayed forward. He would take his turn in telling me of a girl he'd met in Awka, a girl he has attributed The One status to. A girl whose journey with him I remarked, seemed like a Jünot Díaz story■
A widely published music journalist, Emmanuel Esomnofu explores art in its many forms, and he has been published for his prose and poetry. His works have appeared in The Kalahari Review, Brittle Paper, Urban Central, and elsewhere. He is currently seeking freelance opportunities in music journalism.
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Q: Airflow quickstart not working Hi I've just started using Airflow, but I cannot manage to make the task in the quickstart run: airflow run example_bash_operator runme_0 2015-01-01.
I've just created a conda environment with python 2.7.6 and installed airflow through pip which installed airflow==1.8.0. Then I ran the commands listed here https://airflow.incubator.apache.org/start.html.
When I try to run the first task instance, by looking at the UI nothing seems to happen. Here's the output of the command:
(airflow) ✔  se7entyse7en in ~/Projects/airflow  $ airflow run example_bash_operator runme_0 2015-01-01
[2017-07-28 12:06:22,992] {__init__.py:57} INFO - Using executor SequentialExecutor
Sending to executor.
[2017-07-28 12:06:23,950] {__init__.py:57} INFO - Using executor SequentialExecutor
Logging into: /Users/se7entyse7en/airflow/logs/example_bash_operator/runme_0/2015-01-01T00:00:00

On the other hand the backfill works fine: airflow backfill example_bash_operator -s 2015-01-01 -e 2015-01-02.
What am I missing?

A: I've just found that if a single task is ran then it is listed under Browse > Task Instances as part of any DAG.

A: The run command is used to run a single task instance.
But it will only be able to run if you have cleared any previous runs.
To clear the run:

*

*go the Airflow UI(Graph View)

*Click on the particular task and click Clear
Now you will be able to run the task with the cmd that you initially had.
To view the logs for this task you can run:
vi /Users/se7entyse7en/airflow/logs/example_bash_operator/runme_0/2015-01-01T00:00:00
I had a task like:
t2 = BashOperator(
    task_id='sleep',
    depends_on_past=False,
    bash_command='sleep 35',
    dag=dag)

I was able to see the changes in the state of the task as it was getting executed.


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Federation starships
USS Yorktown (23rd century)
USS Yorktown
Active (2293)
For 24th century starship with the same name, please see USS Yorktown (NCC-20045).
The USS Yorktown was a 23rd century Federation starship operated by Starfleet.
2 Yorktown personnel
3.1 Background information
3.2 Apocrypha
In 2268, the Yorktown was scheduled to rendezvous with and transfer vaccines for the Theta VII colony to the USS Enterprise. (TOS: "Obsession")
In 2286, the Yorktown was under the command of Captain Joel Randolph. While deployed near the Sol system, the Yorktown was one of the many vessels disabled by the Whale Probe near Earth.
In Randolph's distress call to Starfleet Command, he noted that the ship had lost all power and that all non-essential crew were given hiber-sedatives to slow down consumption of life support reserves. Meanwhile, the chief engineer attempted to deploy a makeshift solar sail so as to focus and absorb radiation from a nearby sun they were orbiting, with the hopes of generating power to keep the crew alive. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
In 2293, Tuvok's father was serving in an unknown capacity aboard the Yorktown. (VOY: "Flashback")
Yorktown personnel
USS Yorktown personnel
The "United Space Ship Yorktown" (identified as SS Yorktown) was the name of the central starship in Gene Roddenberry's first Star Trek proposal to NBC in 1964. [1] The ship was named for the USS Yorktown (CV-5), a World War II American aircraft carrier, which in turn was named after the last major battle of the American Revolution, won in 1781 by a combined Franco-American army commanded by Gen. George Washington. (Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 2, p. 509)) Coincidentally, the historical World War II Yorktown was a class sister of the historical USS Enterprise (CV-6), after which Roddenberry ultimately named his starship. (The Making of Star Trek, p. 164)
According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 2, p. 509), "Roddenberry reportedly suggested the second USS Enterprise-A, launched at the end of Star Trek IV, had previously been named USS Yorktown since it seemed unlikely that Starfleet could have built a new Enterprise so quickly. If this was the case, the Yorktown may have made it safely back to Earth and been repaired and renamed, or perhaps there was a newer, replacement Yorktown already under construction at the time of the probe crisis." The latter scenario could be supported by dialogue from Star Trek V where the Enterprise is described as a "new ship" by Scotty, whereas the former scenario serves as a convenient rationale for the difficulties Scotty had of getting the apparently recently refitted ship (therefore also fitting his "new ship" remark, akin to a similar remark Will Decker had already made on the refit-Enterprise in Star Trek: The Motion Picture) back in operational order after the debilitating effects the Whale Probe had inflicted on it.
The season four internal studio document, Star Trek: The Next Generation Writers' Technical Manual (2nd ed. p. 6), co-written by Star Trek Encyclopedia Co-Author Michael Okuda, emphatically stated the renaming scenario as being the case, reiterated in its one year later released Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual spinoff publication and reaffirmed in the even later officially licensed Star Trek Fact Files and the 2010 reference book USS Enterprise Owners' Workshop Manual. This was further validated when, in later Star Trek Encyclopedias, Okuda described the 2293 Yorktown – the one Tuvok's father served on – as the second ship to bear the name. The Starfleet practice of renaming a vessel for a very deserving other vessel was later canonically established in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes "The Changing Face of Evil" and "The Dogs of War", when the USS Sao Paulo was rechristened as the USS Defiant, when the original Defiant was destroyed in the Dominion War. The Star Trek Encyclopedia and all other subsequent official reference works confirm the Yorktown being a Constitution-class heavy cruiser. The producers of Star Trek: The Original Series had the name included on their final fourteen ship list at the start of its second season, belonging to the Constitution-class, then still referred to as "Starship-class" by them. (The Making of Star Trek, pp. 164-165)
Incidentally, renaming vessels that were either under construction or recently constructed for by then lost in action counterparts had a real world basis, as it became established practice in the United States Navy to do so for its aircraft carriers in World War II, these having become the most valuable assets in the war against Japan. Aside from honoring these lost ships, it also served to confuse Japanese intelligence at the time. However, it is otherwise very rare to rename a serving ship; it is considered "unlucky."
NCC-1717 was the registry number given to the Yorktown by Gregory Jein in his influential "The Case of Jonathan Doe Starship" article, published in the April 1973 issue 27 of the T-Negative fanzine. [2] Okuda took his cue from Jein's article and further propagated the registry in his reference work writings, most notably the Star Trek Encyclopedias.
Eaglemoss' S.S Yorktown (NCC-1717), "Constitution-class"
Its non-canon status notwithstanding, fanon, the official franchise, and the above mentioned production staffers have all alike firmly embraced the 23rd century ship as being the "[U]SS Yorktown (NCC-1717), Constitution-class", as was amply demonstrated when the British, officially licensed, partwork publication Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection from Eaglemoss Collections, released a convention-exclusive model of the ship as such in 2016. Incidentally, in the wake of the franchise's 2002 re-evalution of the older reference books written from an in-universe perspective, only The Next Generation Technical Manual, Star Trek Chronology and the Encyclopedia were retained as "official" – as in compliance with established (onscreen) canon. (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 11, p. 71) All subsequent licensed in-universe reference works, such as the above-mentioned ones, needed henceforth to be in concordance with the information contained within these three works, which played a major part in the growing acceptance – even by the franchise itself, as stated – that it was indeed the USS Yorktown NCC-1717 that became the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A, even though a formal onscreen canon confirmation has as of 2019 yet to materialize.
NCC-1704 was the registry number assigned to the Yorktown by Franz Joseph in the unofficial reference work Star Fleet Technical Manual. Joseph's Manual, once considered "official" in the above mentioned sense, did not make the cut in 2002.
The comic book book series Star Trek: Romulans - Schism featured the Constitution-class Yorktown, endowed with Jein's registry number NCC-1717.
The FASA sourcebook Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual listed a USS Yorktown (NCC-2033) of this era which belonged to the Excelsior-class. Like Joseph's works, the FASA print materials were once considered "official" and occasionally used as production use sources, which would mean that FASA's Yorktown could have been considered the replacement for the to Enterprise rechristened Yorktown – and thus a candidate as the ship Tuvok's father served on. However, and again like Joseph's work, the FASA print materials did not make the cut in 2002 either.
In the Star Trek: The Next Generation novel Crossover, the Yorktown was revealed to have become a museum exhibit on a starbase, but its bridge has been replaced with the original bridge of the first USS Enterprise. In the story in question, Captain Montgomery Scott stole the Yorktown to rescue Spock, recently captured by the Romulans, and fitted it with an ancient Romulan cloaking device (the one acquired in "The Enterprise Incident"). The mission proved successful, but aid was still required from the USS Enterprise-D for Spock, Scotty and the Unification movement to escape.
In Star Trek Online, the Yorktown serves as Admiral Isaac Garrett's flagship during the Battle of Caleb IV and is one of the only Starfleet ships to survive the battle after being ambushed by Kor's battle group. The vessel's alternate reality counterpart, also Constitution-class, makes a brief appearance in the mission "Terminal Expanse", attempting to disable a Delphic Expanse sphere in the Beta Quadrant.
USS Yorktown (NCC-1717) at StarTrek.com, the official Star Trek website
USS Yorktown (Constitution-class) at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
USS Yorktown at The Star Trek Online Wiki
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Watch: Bone-Crunching College Football Hit Has Everyone Talking - Did Refs Miss a Targeting Call?
By Bryan Chai December 3, 2022 at 3:51pm
For any college football fan, the lead-up to the College Football Playoff is a magical time of year.
Between all the conference championship games, jockeying for playoff berths, debate shows and social media highlights, there is an almost never-ending amount of content for fans to consume.
Case in point: The Pac-12 championship game on Friday between the University of Utah Utes and the University of Southern California Trojans has produced quite a bit of discussion, despite the lopsided 47-24 win by Utah.
Typically, there's not a whole lot to discuss after a blowout of that magnitude. But in this case, one harrowing play became instant fodder for debate.
Utah quarterback Cameron Rising was scrambling when he got annihilated by USC linebacker Ralen Goforth. The hit sent Rising's helmet flying.
It was one of the more savage hits of the entire year, and you can see it below:
This was not ruled targeting. pic.twitter.com/iln6KQGkx3
— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) December 3, 2022
Rising was trying to eke out as many yards as he could in a game that hadn't quite been blown open yet (Utah was actually only up 3 points in the fourth quarter before some giant plays iced the game).
Should this hit have been called targeting?
No: 33% (68 Votes)
Given how savage the hit was, it naturally led to a discussion of targeting, which is called when a defender leads with the helmet to make a tackle. A targeting penalty grants the other team 15 yards and, more significantly, is an automatic ejection for the offending player.
It's a massive call to make, so naturally, there's always debate over what even constitutes targeting.
Bleacher Report, for instance, seemed perplexed as to why Goforth wasn't penalized and ejected, while the vast majority of Twitter users felt that it was not targeting. It was simply a big, legal hit.
Now, while most football fans agree that this wasn't targeting, it's hard to blame people who thought it was, given the inconsistent precedent set when it comes to targeting calls.
Here is Clemson linebacker James Skalski with a powerful hit on Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields just last year:
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James Skalski was called for targeting and ejected after this hit on Justin Fields. pic.twitter.com/0oqTQCTEDi
— ESPN (@espn) January 2, 2021
That tackle was deemed targeting, and Skalski was ejected from a playoff game. As any Clemson fan can tell you, that was not a small loss, as Skalski was one of the team's leaders on defense.
Now compare those two clips. It's difficult to really pin down what the difference between those hits is.
Did Skalski more egregiously lead with the top of his helmet? Perhaps. But should a call with the gravity and magnitude of targeting really be left open to such personal interpretation?
Fortunately, regardless of whether or not Goforth should have been ejected, it didn't really impact the end result. Utah ran away with the game late and completely upended the CFP rankings, which should lead to a chaotic few days of debate.
Should Ohio State now get in? What about two-loss Alabama? What about TCU, which, as this is being written, just lost to Kansas State in the Big 12 championship? What happens if Purdue pulls off the upset and beats Michigan later today?
See?
If you're a college football fan, this really is the most wonderful time of the year.
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Sr. Editor / Sr. Writer
Bryan Chai has written news and sports for The Western Journal for more than five years and has produced more than 1,300 stories. He specializes in the NBA and NFL as well as politics.
Bryan Chai has written news and sports for The Western Journal for more than five years and has produced more than 1,300 stories. He specializes in the NBA and NFL as well as politics. He graduated with a BA in Creative Writing from the University of Arizona. He is an avid fan of sports, video games, politics and debate.
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For centuries Blenheim New Zealand has offered safe harbour to travellers sailing to the spectacular South Island: first the Maori traders and war parties; then explorers like Captain James Cook and Dumont d'Urville; and now, to visitors seeking a retreat from city pressures, as they discover the unspoilt haven and foodie heaven that is Marlborough today.
Blenheim is a town in Marlborough, in the north east of the South Island of New Zealand. It has a population of 29,700 (June 2008 estimate). The area which surrounds the town is well known as a centre of New Zealand's wine industry. It enjoys one of New Zealand's sunniest climates, with hot, relatively dry summers and crisp winters.
The Marlborough region in which Blenheim is situated has a wide range of leisure activities, from swimming with dolphins in the Marlborough Sounds to watching whales in Kaikoura; from walks through the bush and along the rugged coastline, as well as scenic boat cruising, fishing, water-skiing and kayaking. The relaxed lifestyle and the flourishing wine and gourmet food industry in Marlborough are enjoyed by both locals and visitors alike.
The annual Wine Marlborough festival (second Saturday in February each year) is held in Blenheim. It is a show-case for the region's bounty and draws people from all over the world to taste Marlborough's wines.
Blenheim is named after the Battle of Blenheim (1704), where troops led by John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough defeated a combined French and Bavarian force.
The commercial hub of Marlborough (population 42,300) is Blenheim (population 28,200). Originally a provincial service town to the farming community, it is increasingly geared towards urban lifestyle, visitor needs and the dominant wine industry, a meld of modern sophistication and relaxed ambience. North is Picton (population 3,700), seaport gateway to the stunning Marlborough Sounds.
Blenheim is the focal point for the Marlborough wine growing region. A number of wineries are located on the towns edges, with many more just a short drive away.
Synonymous internationally for its distinctive, herbaceous Sauvignon Blanc. It is New Zealand's largest winemaking region with around 65 wineries and 290 grape growers and over 4000 hectares planted in grapes, mainly Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer.
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Wellington www.cityofwellington.co.nz Wellington is not only NZ's capital city, but is well know for its wind!
Christchurch www.cityofchristchurch.co.nz Christchurch is Canterbury's main city, and home to the Crusaders.
Wanganui www.cityofwanganui.co.nz Wanganui or Whanganui? The Whanganui River runs through town despite the debate.
Auckland www.bigcity.co.nz Big Apple, Big City, Auckland is where a lot of the urban action is. Nightlife anyone?


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Pliny the Elder, The Natural History, BOOK VII. 1 MAN, HIS BIRTH, HIS ORGANIZATION, AND THE INVENTION OF THE ARTS., CHAP. 39. (38.)—OF PAINTING; ENGRAVING ON BRONZE, MARBLE, AND IVORY; OF CARVING. 1 We here enter upon the third division of Pliny's Natural History, which treats of Zoology, from the 7th to the 11th inclusive. Cuvier has illustrated this part by many valuable notes, which originally appeared in Lemaire's Bibliotheque Classique, 1827, and were afterwards incorporated, with some additions, by Ajasson, in his translation of Pliny, published in 1829; Ajasson is the editor of this portion of Pliny's Natural History, in Lemaire's Edition.—B.
King Attalus gave one hundred talents,1 at a public auction, for a single picture of Aristides, the Theban painter.2 Cæsar, the Dictator, purchased two pictures, the Medea and the Ajax of Timomachus, for eighty talents,3 it being his intention to dedicate them in the temple of Venus Genetrix. King Candaules gave its weight in gold for a large picture by Bularchus, the subject of which was the destruction of the Magnetes. Demetrius, who was surnamed the "taker of cities,"4 refused to set fire to the city of Rhodes, lest he should chance to destroy a picture of Protogenes, which was placed on that side of the walls against which his attack was directed. Praxiteles5 has been ennobled by his works in marble, and more especially by his Cnidian Venus, which became remarkable from the insane love which it inspired in a certain young man,6 and the high value set upon it by King Nicomedes, who endeavoured to procure it from the Cnidians, by offering to pay for them a large debt which they owed. The Olympian Jupiter day by day bears testimony to the talents of Phidias,7 and the Capitoline Jupiter and the Diana of Ephesus to those of Mentor;8 to which deities, also, were consecrated vases made by this artist.
1 According to the usual estimate of the value of the Attic talent, £193 12s., the sum given for this picture would be about £19,000.—B.
2 Nearly all the topics here treated of are again mentioned in B. xxxv., which is devoted to the fine arts. The 34th, 35th, and 36th Chapters of that Book, contain an account of all the celebrated painters of antiquity, and their principal works.—B.
3 Between £15,000 and £16,000.—B.
5 We have a further account of this artist in B. xxxiv. c. 19, B. xxxv. c. 39 and 40, and B. xxxvi. c. 4.
6 This is referred to by Pliny, B. xxxvi. c. 4, and by Valerius Maximus, B. viii. c. 4.—B.
7 He is again mentioned in B. xxxiv. c. 19, B. xxxv. c. 34, and B. xxxvi. c. 4.—B.
8 Mentor is noticed for his skill in carving, B. xxxiii. c. 55.—B. Littré says, on referring to that passage, "we find that he was a worker in silver, and a maker of vases of great value." He seems disinclined to believe that he was a statuary. As Pliny tells us, ubi supra, none of his public works were in existence in Pliny's time. Some small cups, however, existed, which were highly prized, though some were undoubtedly spurious.
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In this episode, Murr hosts the Dinner Party and he chose soup. February 4, 2021. share. In addition, truTV's Impractical Jokers will return with their all-new 'Where's Larry?' Tour, starring The Tenderloins; and Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes will present their popular podcast Jay & Silent Bob Get Old. Join the fun as the guys share a meal and discuss anything and everything that happened to them in the past week. IMPRACTICAL JOKERS comes to truTV from NorthSouth Productions (Say Yes to the Dress). Garmin Echomap Vs Lowrance Elite Ti2, Nicknames For Calvin, Impractical Jokers February 4, 2021. Impractical Jokers February 4, 2021. https://www.ticketmaster.com/impractical-jokers-tickets/artist/1754209 James Murray is an American comedian, actor, author, podcaster, and producer who is best known for starring alongside Sal, Q, and Joe on the Impractical Jokers since 2011.He is also noted for being a founding member of the improv comedy troupe The Tenderloins.James has also starred in several films such as Damned! James has also starred in several films such as Damned! All Rights Reserved. FEBRUARY 6, 2018 20:24. I was in a dark place before this show. 2 About the Show 3 Polls 4 Twitter 5 Joe's Twitter 6 Sal's Twitter 7 Q's Twitter 8 Murr's Twitter Hey, mustache! 3:08. The Impractical Jokers crew has much to celebrate. RENEWALS. broke all conventions, featuring dramatic actors like Robert Stack and Leslie Nielsen performing zany jokes with straight-laced sincerity. Jason Jones and David Levy. "Impractical Jokers: The Movie" will be made available for streaming Sept. 1 on HBO Max. 1 Episode. The spin-off was created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States that prevented Impractical Jokers episodes from being produced. Just because they can't be together, doesn't mean they have to stop laughing. Getting Q to break isn't easy. With Winnie Cooper and David Zucker. Salford Parts Manual, Please allow approximately 20 extra minutes for pre-show and trailers before the show starts. Everyman Theatre What's On, Film director David Zucker joins the jokers and together they look back at his high school graduation many years ago. David Zucker posted on Instagram: "We had a fabulous cruise with the hilarious Impractical Jokers! Impractical Jokers Cruise is back for a 4th comical adventure and we want YOU to join us! Meet The Impractical Jokers' Cast: Wiki and Ages "The Impractical Jokers" is a series, with the cast consisting of Brian Quinn who was born on 14 March 1976, James 'Mur'r Murray born 1 May 1976, Salvatore Vulcano, born on 6 November 1976, and Joseph Gatto Jr, born on 5 June 1976.All members of the cast are 42, except for Volcano. More information... Pinterest. Just because they can't be together, doesn't mean they have to stop laughing. 6:30-7:30. at 10p on @truTV followed by The Misery Index on @TBSNetwork at 10:30p. James Avery Weight Loss, Tray (Tracy Morgan) goes all in on his dreams of becoming a chef and Shay (Tiffany Haddish) has an intriguing business venture of her own on the horizon. David Zucker Q&A. The spin-off was created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States that prevented Impractical Jokers episodes from being produced. 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Playlist for 1-30-18 WFCF - Vinyl and more!
Fun show featuring killer vinyl like this release!
This week's show featured vinyl from a recent shopping trip in Daytona Beach along with some choice newly released cuts! Thank you for tuning in! - Kendo
Dave Stryker - "Shadowboxing" - Strykin' Ahead (2016)*
Cecile McLorin Salvant - "You're My Thrill" - Dreams and Daggers (2016)*
Pee Wee Russell Quartet - "Licorice Stick", "Prelude to a Kiss" & "Baby You Can Count on Me" - Ask Me Now! (1965)
Joe Henderson - "Boo Boo's Birthday" - The State of the Tenor Volume Two (1985)
the man never disappoints!
Ernesto Cervini's Turboprop - "Pennies from Heaven" - Rev (2016)*
Johnny Smith - "Memories of You", Manha de Carnaval" - Johnny Smith (1967)
Kelly Green - "Sunday In New York" - Life Rearranged (2016)*
Hank Crawford - "Stormy Weather" - The Soul of the Ballad () request
Dexter Gordon - "Fried Bananas" & "You've Changed" - In Performance at the Playboy Jazz Festival (1982)
Weather Report - "Volcano for Hire" - In Performance at the Playboy Jazz Festival (1982)
Sunny Wilkinson - "Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight" - Into the Light (2017)*
What a festival!
Chick Corea + Steve Gadd Band - "Serenity" - Chinese Butterfly (2017)*
Art Farmer/Bennie Golson & Nancy Wilson Trio - "Stablemates", "I Remember Clifford" & "Save Your Love For Me" - In Performance at the Playboy Jazz Festival (1982)
~ The Flagler Files ~
George Benson - "My Latin Brother" - Bad Benson (1974) - The Ride Home!
Margo Rey - "Angel Eyes" - The Roots of Rey (2017)*
Quite the line-up!
Buddy Rich - "Chameleon" & "Jumpin' at the Woodside" - Very Live at Buddy's Place (1974)
David Bertrand - "Lexington 63rd" - Palmyra & Other Places (2017)*
Dr. Lonnie Smith - "Devika" - All In My Mind (2017)*
Joe Beck - "Polaris" - Watch the Time (1977)
New York Electric Piano - "Road to Joy" - State of the Art (2017)*
Hubert Laws - "I Had a Dream" - The Chicago Theme (1974) CTI Moment
1974 Hubert!
Carl Filipiak and the Jimi Jazz Band - "High Moon" - What Now (2016)*
The Family of Mann - "Sunrise Highs" - First Light (1973)
Mark Guiliana Jazz Quartet - "Our lady" - Jersey (2016)*
Pat Martino - "In Your Own Sweet Way" - Formidable (2017)*
Kendo's Deal of the Week!
George Benson - "Bad Benson"
A classic CTI release with bonus tracks. Killer band includes Kenny Barron and Steve Gadd at a very affordable price
Labels: Art Farmer, Benson, Chick, Gadd, Hank Crawford, Herbie Mann, Hubert Laws, Joe Beck, Johnny Smith
Playlist for 1-23-2018 WFCF - Zodiac Show!
This week the show features song with zodiac signs in the titles! Fun cuts from Harold Ousley, Junko Onishi, Miles Davis etc with new jazz selections mixed in here and there. Tune in Tuesday 1/23 from 3-7pm eastern with a break at 5 by clicking here. See you then! - Kendo
Wynton Kelly Trio - "There Is No Greater Love" - Smokin' In Seattle (1966)
Sonny Stitt - "Aires" - Black Vibration (1971)
Wayne Shorter - "Virgo" - Night Dreamer (1964)
Gerald Wilson Orchestra - "Virgo" - Legacy (2011)
The latest from a jazz legend!
Liebman/Murley Quartet - "Split or Whole" - Live at U of T (2017)*
Markley & Balmer - "Softly, As In a Morning Sunrise" - Standards & Covers (2017)*
Dr. Lonnie Smith - "Up Jumped Spring" - All In My Mind (2017)*
Mulgrew Miller - "Soul-Leo" - Wingspan (1987)
David K Matthews - "The More I See You" - The Fantasy Vocal Sessions ()*
Bobby Hutcherson - "Aquarian Moon" - Happenings (1966)
Oscar Pettiford - "Scorpio" - Oscar Pettiford (1955)
I'm all about the pretty colors this week...
Woody Shaw - "In a Capricornian Way" - Woody Shaw (1978)
Carlos Vega - "Taurus and Virgo" - Bird's Ticket (2015)
Jason Marsalis and The 21st Century Trad Band - "Soot Sprites" - Melody Reimagined Book 1 (2016)*
Dawn Clement - "Ablution" - Tandem (2017)*
~ Flagler Files ~
Junko Onishi - "The Tropic of Capricorn" - Piano Quintet Suite (1995) - The Ride Home!
New Faces - "Delilah Was a Libra" - Straight Forward (2017)*
The Jazz Conception Orchestra - "Gemini" - The Jazz Conception Orchestra (2008)
This pair!
Paul Giallorenzo Trio - "A Way We Go" - Flow ()*
Ernest McCarty Jr & Jimmy Smith - "Gemini" - Reunion Tribute to Erroll Garner (2016)
Chick Corea/Steve Gadd Band - "Like I Was Sayin'" - Chinese Butterfly (2017)*
Harold Ousley - "Little VIrgo" - The People's Groove (1972)
Sean Jones - "Piscean Dichotomy" - Live From Jazz at the Bistro (2015)
Charles Earland - "Aquarius" - Black Talk (1969)
Snarky Puppy - "Gemini" - Culcha Vulcha (2016)
Actually, I'm always about the pretty colors...
Miles Davis - "Capricorn" - Water Babies (1967)
Julian Lage - "Look Book" - Modern Lore (2017)* - 3:01
Van Morrison - "The Party's Over" - Versatile (2017)*
Carlos Vega - "Taurus On the Run" - Bird's Ticket (2015)
Labels: Charles Earland, Gerald Wilson, Harold Ousley, Hutcherson, Junko, Miles, Mulgrew, Pettiford, Stitt, Woody Shaw, Wynton Kelly
Playlist for 1-9-2018 WFCF - North South East West!
Today's theme is "North South East West"! All song titles will have one of those directions in them. Vinyl from Paul Desmond, MJQ, Donald Byrd & Stan Kenton; some ancient jazz, a few classics from Wes and Trane and lots more! Tune in today (Tuesday 1-9-18) from 3-7pm eastern with a break at 5 by clicking here. See you then! - Kendo
Farnell Newton - "Road to the South" - Back to Earth (2016)
Paul Desmond - "North by Northeast" - Summertime (1968)
Joey DeFrancesco - "Way Out West" - One For Rudy (2013)
King Oliver - "West End Blues" - (1928)
Michael Petrovich - "South Beach Samba" - Bella Luna (2012)
Airto - "Lucky Southern" - Free (1972) CTI Moment
Stan Getz - "East of the Sun (And West of the Moon)" - West Coast Jazz (1955)
Ty Cooper - "On a Slow Boat to China" - I'm All For You (2017)*
Jack Sheldon - "Pardon My Southern Accent" - Hollywood Heroes (1987)
Tom McCormick - "South Beat" - South Beat (2016)
Duke Ellington - "East Saint Louis Toodle-O" (1927)
Sonny Stitt - "Eastern Style" - In Style (1981)
Stan Kenton - "Southern Scandal" - In Hi-Fi (1956)
Thelonious Monk - "North of the Sunset" - Solo Monk (1964)
Wes Montgomery - "West Coast Blues" - The Incredible Jazz Guitar (1960)
Sonny Rollins - "Far Out East" - And the Big Brass (1958)
Donald Byrd - "West of the Pecos" - Blackjack (1967)
John Coltrane - "Central Park West" - Coltrane's Sound (1960)
Vincent Herring - "Eastern Joy Dance" - Hard Times (2017)*
Grant Green - "Hey Western Union Man" - Alive! (1970) - The Ride Home!
Liebman/Murley Quartet - "Off a Bird" - Live at U of T (2017)*
Verve Jazz Ensemble - "This I Dig of You" - Swing-a-Nova (2017)*
Paul Chambers - "Eastbound" - Chambers Music (1956)
Modern Jazz Quartet - "Two Degrees East, Three Degrees West" - At Music Inn (1956)
Dave Zinno - "South End Blues" - River of January ()*
Leslie Pintchik - "True North" - True North (2015)
Bobby Hutcherson - "Goin' Down South" - San Fransisco (1970)
Tom Tallitsch - "Northeast" - Gratitude (2015)
Bobby Broom - "Upper West Side Story" - Upper West Side Story (2011)
James Farm - "North Star" - City Folk (2014)
John Scofield - "How the West Was One" - Who's Who (1979)
Greg Skaff - "Somewhere in the Middle East" - Soulmation (2016)
Larry Coryell - "Westerly Wind" - Fallen Angel (1993) CTI Moment
Peter Erskine - "Northern Cross" - Is Dr. Um (2015)
Labels: Airto, Coltrane, DeFrancesco, Ellington, Getz, Jack Sheldon, Jeff Rupert, King Oliver, Monk, Paul Desmond, Petrovich, Scofield, Sonny, Stan Kenton, Stitt, Wes
Playlist for 1-2-2018 WFCF - Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! Spinning a few Christmas acquisitions (thanks Jimmy & Rob!) on vinyl and some serious randomness otherwise. Hour Four is all recordings from the year 1969. You can tune in here 3-7 eastern. See you there! - Kendo
Miles Davis - "Old Devil Moon" - Blue Haze (1954)
Sonny Stitt - "There Are Such Things" - Black Vibrations (1971)
Miles Davis - "When Lights Are Low" & "Smooch" - Blue Haze (1953)
Charles Earland - "Songbird" - Whip Appeal (1990)
Lee Konitz - "Subconscious-Lee" - Subconscious-Lee (1949)
James Moody - "Moody's Mood for Love" - James Moody Quintet (1949)
Barbara Carroll - "You're Driving Me Crazy" - Live at Birdland (2003)
John Coltrane -"Violets for Your Furs" - Coltrane (1957)
Sonny Clark - "Minor Meeting", "Nica", "Sonny's Crip" & "Blues Mambo" - Sonny Clark Trio 1960 Time Sessions
Billie Holiday/Stan Getz - "Lover Come Back to Me" - Dynamic Duos comp. (1951)
Ella Fitzgerald/Chick Webb - "Undecided" - Dynamic Duos (1939)
Cal Tjader - "Bernie's Tune" - Mas Ritmo Caliente (1954)
Sonny Stitt/Bud Powell - "I Want to Be Happy" (1950)
Eddie Harris - "It Was a Very Good Year" - Mean Greens (1966)
Astrud Gilberto - "Traveling Light" - Gilberto with Turrentine (1971) CTI Moment
Stanley Turrentine - "Vera Cruz" - Gilberto with Turrentine (1971) CTI Moment
John McLaughlin & The 4th Dimension - "Miles Beyond" & "Gaza City" - Live at Ronnie Scott's (2017)
Barbara Carroll - "Do I Hear a Waltz/Jitterbug Waltz" - Live at Birdland (2003)
Eric Dolphy - "Les" - Outward Bound (1960)
David "Fathead" Newman - "Skylark" - Straight Ahead (1960)
Miles Davis - "I'll Remember April" - Blue Haze (1954)
Ella Fitzgerald - "Cheek to Cheek" - Sings the Irving Berlin Songbook (1958)
Charles Earland - "More Today Than Yesterday" - Black Talk (1969)
Grant Green - "Upshot" - Carryin' On (1969)
Jimmy McGriff - "Chris Cross" - Electric Funk (1969)
Herbie Mann - "Muscle Shoals Nitty Gritty" - Muscle Shoals Nitty Gritty (1969)
Kenny Burrell - "Just a-Sittin' and a-Rockin'" - Night Song (1969)
Bill Evans - "Soiree" - From Left to Right (1969)
Hank Mobley - "The Flip" - The Flip (1969)
Labels: Astrud, Barbara Carroll, Coltrane, Eddie Harris, Ella, Lady Day, McLaughlin, Miles, Sonny Clark, Sonny Stitt, Tjader, Turrentine
Playlist for 1-9-2018 WFCF - North South East West...