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Post Malone: 'I've been out of my bag for a long time'
Post Malone joins Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1 to discuss his new song "Cooped Up" feat. Roddy Ricch from his forthcoming album 'Twelve Carat Toothache' due out next month. He tells Zane about the origin of the song, collaborating with Roddy Ricch, and previews his new album, which he says is the most honest record he's made.
Post Malone Tells Apple Music About His New Song "Cooped Up" feat. Roddy Ricch…
I'm trying, man. I'm trying. I've been out of my bag for a long time, and I'm trying to hop back in there, man. We knew what we wanted to say, and we knew what we wanted to express, not only in a song but in that particular moment on the album. And yeah, it just came super naturally. I couldn't even tell you. I was probably on the s***ter when I wrote it.
Post Malone Tells Apple Music About featuring Roddy Ricch On The Song…
He's just such an incredible man and just a natural performer and vocalist and lyricist. And he just gets after it, and it's so cool. Dude, and just to watch him grow. And he's such a beautiful, beautiful man. And so talented, man. I'm so pumped.
Post Malone Previews His Forthcoming Album 'Twelve Carat Toothache' and Says It's The Most Honest Record He's Made…
That's what the whole record is about. It's the bipolar aspect and the duality of everything. And so, there's a lot of things very much so on this record that are tongue in cheek. And I think this whole record is the most honest record I've made, and I'm so pumped for people to hear it. But every song in there tells a story, so this is kind of like, "Here's the life that we live, but there's always something going on in the background.
Post Malone Tells Apple Music About Working with Longtime Producer Louis Bell…
The genius notes are definitely Louis Bell. I think I did a kick drum and a clap, and that's just about it. Louis Bell is the sweetest dude in the f***ing universe. It's insane. It's absolutely insane. And he is the most genius man in the universe too. And it's super important. And especially times like during the pandemic and everything where it's like, "Well, what do we do next? What's next?" But it's just always right to go back to Lou. He gives a s**t about me, and he cares about me. And it's the same way with him. And it's just important. A lot of things take time. So, we don't want to rush it. And we just want to make it perfect, so I'm so excited.
Post Malone Tells Apple Music About Returning To The Stage…
Quarantine has been just so wacky. It's just so strange going up in front of people and being able to sing for people again. It's absolutely mind-blowing. But after a couple songs in, you're, okay, this is what I've been doing. I know how to do this stuff. You know? I know the words to my songs, I think. It's about gaining that confidence back. And it's a super scary thing. And at one point I was, "I don't know how to do this." And I'm just pumped. I'm pumped for people to hear the new record. I'm pumped to go out and meet fans again. I'm the most excited man in the world, man.


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Q: A Hom-Tensor identity - $\text{Hom}_{R}(P,B)\otimes _SC \cong \text{Hom}_{R}(P,B \otimes_S C) $ let $R,S$ be associative algebras over $\mathbb{C}$. Let $\mathcal{C} \subseteq$ $R$-Mod be a full abelain subcategory of $R$-Mod which is the category of $R$-modules. Let $B$ and $C$ be, a $(R,S)$-bimodule, a left $S$-module, respectively.
In addition, let $P\in \mathcal{C}$ be a projective object in $\mathcal{C}$.  Assume that $P$ is finitely-generated $R$-module.
Note that $\text{Hom}_{R}(P,B)$ and $B\otimes_S C$ are right $S$-modules and left $R$-modules in a natural way.
$\bf{My \ \ Question:}$

Prove that $\text{Hom}_{R}(P,B)\otimes _SC  \cong \begin{align} \text{Hom}_{R}(P,B \otimes_S C) \end{align}$ provided $\text{dim}C< \infty$, $\text{dim}B\otimes_S C <\infty$ and $B\in \mathcal{C}$.

In fact, I am not sure whether the condition on finite-dimensional spaces are suitable. It is just to make this equality correct. I would be appreciated if anyone can help me improve or correct this conditions.
My idea is that the map $\Phi:\text{Hom}_{R}(P,B)\otimes _SC  \rightarrow \begin{align} \text{Hom}_{R}(P,B \otimes_S C) \end{align}$ given by
$\Phi(f \otimes v)(a) : = f(a)\otimes v$, for all $a\in P, f\in \text{Hom}_{R},(A,B) $ and $v\in C$, is an isomorphism. Thank you in advance!

A: Fix a finitely generated left $R$-module $_RP$ that is in $\mathcal{C}$ and projective as an object of $\mathcal{C}$, and a finite dimensional left $S$-module $_SC$.
As noted in the question, for any $R$-$S$-bimodule $_RM_S$ there is an obvious map
$$\Phi_M:\operatorname{Hom}_R(P,M)\otimes_SC\to\operatorname{Hom}_R(P,M\otimes_SC),$$
and it is natural in $M$.
If $M$ is of the form $X\otimes_\mathbb{C}S$ for $_RX$ a left $R$-module, then $\Phi_M$ is an isomorphism, using the fact that $_RP$ is finitely generated as a left $R$-module, so that the natural map
$$\operatorname{Hom}_R(P,X)\otimes_\mathbb{C}V\to
\operatorname{Hom}_R(P,X\otimes_\mathbb{C}V)$$ is an isomorphism for any vector space $V$.
The standard projective bimodule presentation
$$S\otimes_\mathbb{C}S\otimes_\mathbb{C}S\to S\otimes_\mathbb{C}S\to S\to0$$
of $S$ induces an exact sequence
$$\tag{*}
B\otimes_\mathbb{C}S\otimes_\mathbb{C}S\to
B\otimes_\mathbb{C}S\to B\to0,$$
which is split as an exact sequence of left $R$-modules, so that applying the functor $M\mapsto\operatorname{Hom}_R(P,M)\otimes_S C$ to it preserves exactness.
Also, applying $-\otimes_SC$ to the exact sequence $(*)$ gives an exact sequence
$$\tag{**}
B\otimes_\mathbb{C}S\otimes_\mathbb{C}C\to
B\otimes_\mathbb{C}C\to B\otimes_SC\to0.
$$
As a sequence of left $R$-modules, the first term is a (possibly infinite) direct sum $\bigoplus_{i\in I}B$ of copies of $B$ and the second is (since $C$ is finite dimensional) a finite direct sum of copies of $B$.
This is the filtered colimit, over finite subsets $J\subseteq I$, of exact sequences of the form
$$\tag{***}
\bigoplus_{j\in J}B\to B\otimes_\mathbb{C}C\to U_J\to 0,$$
where the first two terms are in $\mathbb{C}$ since $_RB$ is in $\mathcal{C}$, and since $\mathcal{C}$ is an abelian subcategory, the third term is also in $\mathcal{C}$. Therefore $\operatorname{Hom}_R(P,-)$ preserves exactness of the sequences $(***)$ since $P$ is projective in $\mathcal{C}$. Since $P$ is finitely generated as an $R$-module,
$\operatorname{Hom}_R(P,-)$ also preserves filtered colimits, and so applying $\operatorname{Hom}_R(P,-)$ to $(**)$ also gives an exact sequence.
So applying
$$\Phi:\operatorname{Hom}_R(P,-)\otimes_SC\to\operatorname{Hom}_R(P,-\otimes_SC)$$
to the sequence $(*)$ gives a map of exact sequences which is an isomorphism on the first two terms and therefore also on the third term.
So $\Phi_B$ is an isomorphism.
This doesn't seem to require $B\otimes_SC$ to be finite dimensional.

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Good Question! Recap: Hell, Spirit Guides, and How the Soul Is Made — 5/6/19
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We've gathered an expert panel to discuss the writings of eighteenth-century spiritual teacher Emanuel Swedenborg and answer questions from viewers.
The panel members are:
Curtis Childs, host of Swedenborg & Life
Chara Daum, Latin consultant, New Century Edition
Chelsea Odhner, writer and production manager for Swedenborg & Life
Karin Childs, writer for Swedenborg & Life
Questions and answers are summarized below; please follow the links for the full discussion.
1. When God created the earth, did he intend for there to be predators and prey, or was that just how evolution turned out? What is the correspondence of predator and prey?
God designed everything to symbolize spiritual ideas, and predators and prey are no exception. Most things have both positive and negative correspondences, and this can be useful in that they keep each other in check. However, Swedenborg doesn't answer this question completely. While he describes a world that was tarnished by hell (e.g., predation), modern science seems to indicate that the predator/prey relationship may have been going on since the beginning.
2. Our spirit guides seem to have the ability to orchestrate events, arrange synchronicities, and manifest external signs/clues. Does Swedenborg discuss this apparent capacity for divine intervention?
Even though we are under God's divine providence, he respects our free will in such a way that we may use it to determine the sorts of things that we either go toward or move away from. Swedenborg mentions that there used to be a more direct connection between the spiritual and physical worlds such that spirits could control us, but today these spirits are only able to possess us if we freely invite them in by virtue of our actions.
3. Why does Swedenborg believe we need to go through this physical separation from God? What's to be gained?
It's an important piece of divine providence that we are able to find out who we are outside of being part of God. The separation helps us not only learn our identity, but it also lets us develop a sense of self so that we may grow in relationship with others and understand our need to reconnect with God.
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Mary is a friend of the show who made her way through some medical issues with the help of Swedenborg's ideas, and she created this piece to illustrate her experiences. The image shows how life has an energy that pushes us in an upward cycle.
4. With technology making sin more accessible, we seem to be going backwards. Thoughts?
Sin isn't necessarily more accessible, but it is more visible. In order to make change and solve problems, we need to be able to see what's going on. Technology today can make evil easier to find (e.g., the internet), but unfortunately it doesn't always bring to the surface the good and gentle moments in life.
5. Does Swedenborg ever talk about how souls are made? In other words, where do we come from? What is the process of it?
In a previous episode called "Your Spiritual Body," we go over some of Swedenborg's writings that go into great detail as to how souls are made. In a way, our soul has always existed in God, but it only takes on an identity when we are born.
6. Is there a physical barrier that prevents the most evil hells from crossing into the lesser evil hells?
There are thresholds between levels of hell—it's a rule that Swedenborg called "discrete degrees." There are concrete divisions that separate hellish communities, because that's how space works in the spiritual world, and the nature of light is different in the different hells. All spirits, good and evil, are closest to others like them, and they struggle to exist on other levels that have different atmospheres.
7. Is the spiritual world as challenging as this world?
Temptation might still exist in the other world, but the challenges will be different enough that they're hard to predict from our current perspective. According to Swedenborg, though, the spiritual world is more progress-oriented, emphasizing transparency and self-discovery.
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Reference number for this case: 4-oct-54-Lézignan. Thank you for including this reference number in any correspondence with me regarding this case.
Two inhabitants of Lezignan saw a 30-ft. disk land in a field between the villages of Lagrasse and Aude. When they approached it the machine flashed a blinding light on them, and made the usual getaway.
The author indicates that in the evening of October 5, 1954, two residents of Lézignan drove in a truck on the secondary road Nr.3 and saw a metal disc approximately 10 meters in diameter which came down slowly from the sky and landed in a field between the village of Lagrasse and the hamlet of Villemagne in the Aude.
The two men stopped their truck and courageously jumped on the ground and walked towards the spacecraft, which at their approach emitted a bright gleam and took off at once.
Aimé Michel writes that on October 4, 1954, in Lézignan, in the department of the Aude, two residents of this village, Mr. Gardia and Mr. Darzens, were returning home driving a truck during the night. They were driving on national road 3 when they saw a luminous object gently descending to the ground in a field near the small village of Lagrasse. They pulled off to go see the phenomenon, but the object suddenly rose up while producing intense luminosity.
Oct. 04, 1954 Lezignan (France).
The author indicates that on October 4, 1954, between Lagrasse and Villemagne close to Lézignan in the Aude, two men driving a truck saw a luminous flying object which descended slowly towards the ground, then suddenly, rose in an explosion of light.
Ufologists Garreau and Lavier date the case of October 3 not 4.
Indicating that their references are a newspaper cutting and personal file, they write that two inhabitants of Lézignan, Mr André Gardia and Mr André Darzens, driving by truck on the Secondary Road RN3, while arriving at the height of Lagrasse, saw a machine in the shape of a disc landed in a field between the village and the hamlet of Villemagne.
Mr. Gardia stopped the truck, and the two men went out and proceeded to move towards the apparatus, which they estimated of ten meters in diameter.
But they were dazzled by an intense gleam, and the machine quickly disappeared in the sky.
The two authors indicate that in the night from the 3 to October 4, 1954, André Garcia et André Darzens who drove a truck on the Departmental Road D3 close to Lagrasse in the department of Aude, saw a machine in the shape of a disc which was posed in a field between the village of Lagrasse and the hamlet of Villemagne.
According to witnesses', this apparatus measured approximately 10 meters in diameter. The two men stopped their truck and are courageously went out, then moved towards the machine.
The disc emitted a bright gleam which wrapped them and took off at once.
The authors give no source but note that Jimmy Guieu in "Black Out sur les S.V." give October 5 as date.
Yet another one of those brief touchdowns by a UFO was reported on the 4th. Truck drivers Andre Garoia and Andre Darzais were travelling a high way near the town of Lezignan when they saw a luminous disc, an estimated 30 feet across, coast to a momentary landing. With a surge of power the disc soared skyward while emitting a burst of white light. 41.
The Belgian ufologist indicates in her catalogue that in 1954, on October 4, in France in Lézignan, "André Garcia and André Darzais drove a truck between Lagrasse and Villemagne when they saw a luminous object going down slowly towards the ground. It measured approximately 10 m in diameter and set out again with an explosion of light."
She indicates that the sources are "France-Soir, 7 Oct. 1954" and "Jacques Vallée: 'Chronique des apparitions ET' - DENOEL 1972 - J'AI LU COLL. - p. 267".
1954 - October 4: Andre Garcia and Andre Darzais were driving a truck between Lagrasse and Villemagne and were near the village of Lezignan, France when they saw a luminous object coming slowly to the ground. It measured about 10 meters in diameter and took off with a burst of light. (Sources: France-Soir, October 7, 1954; Jacques Vallee, Passport to Magonia, p. 217).
In Lézignan (France), André Garcia and André Darzais drive a truck in Lagrasse and Villemagne when they see a luminous object going down slowly towards the ground. It measured approximately 10 m in diameter and went away with an explosion of light.
The website indicates that on 4 October 1954 in Lezignan, France, "A luminous object, ten meters diameter" and "Andre Garcia and Andre Darzais were driving a truck between Lagrasse and Villemagne and were near the village of Lezignan, France when they saw a luminous object coming slowly to the ground. It measured about 10 meters in diameter and took off with a burst of light."
The website adds: "Andre Garcia and Andre Darzais were driving a truck between Lagrasse and Villemagne when they saw a luminous object coming slowly to the ground. It measured about ten meters diameter and took off with a burst of light. One ball was observed."
Luc Chastan indicates that in the Aude in Lagrasse on October 3, 1954, at an unknown hour, "In the night from the 3rd to 4th October, the witnesses, who drive by truck on the D3, see a machine in the shape of a disc which is posed in a field between the village of Lagrasse and the hamlet of Villemagne.The apparatus, the witnesses stated, measures approximately 10 meters in diameter. The two men stop their truck and, courageously jump on the ground then move towards the machine. The latter emmits a bright gleam which wraps them and takes off at once."
*Oct. 4, 1954 - Andre Garcia and Andre Darzais were driving a truck between Lagrasse and Villemagne and were near the village of Lezignan, France when they saw a luminous object coming slowly to the ground. It measured about 10 meters in diameter and took off with a burst of light. (Sources: France-Soir, October 7, 1954; Jacques Vallee, Passport to Magonia: A Century of Landings, p. 217, case # 189).
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[---] "La Realidad de los OVNI a Través de Los Siglos", book by Luis Anglada Font, Editorial Kier publishers, Argentina, 1968.
[am1] "A Propos de Soucoupes Volantes", book by Aimé Michel,reprint of "Mystérieux Objets Célestes", Planète publishers, France, 1969.
[jv1] "Chronique des Apparitions Extra-Terrestres", French translation of "Passport to Magonia", book by Jacques Vallée, Denoel publisher, France, page 267, 1972.
[gl1] "Face aux Extra-Terrestres", book by Charles Garreau and Raymond Lavier, Delarge publisher, J'ai Lu, France, pp 80-81, 1975.
[am1] "Mystérieux Objets Célestes", book by Aimé Michel, Seghers publisher, France, page 190, 1977.
[lg1] "The Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse - UFOs: A History - 1954 October", monographie par Loren E. Gross, USA, page 9, 1991.
[dj1] "Encounters with aliens on this day - October 4", compiledn by Dr. Donald Johnson, UFOCAT, www.ufocat.com/on_this_day/October04.html.
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Chelsea transfer news and rumors
Chelsea, Barcelona making progress in Marcos Alonso, Frenkie De Jong, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang situations — reports
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Much of our summer has been defined by various entanglements with Barcelona, and that's set to continue in the final few weeks of the transfer window, thanks to the Marcos Alonso, Frenkie De Jong, and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang situations.
First off, Alonso's expected €8m move to the club his father once played for will be finalized this weekend, with the 31-year-old set to be part of Barcelona's lineup for the second match of the season, in ten days away to Real Sociedad. Head coach Xavi waits with "open arms", say Diario AS, though that's assuming they can actually register Alonso with the league after he signs his new two-year contract (with an option for a third).
De Jong's situation is even more dramatic, and while he seems to be exhibiting some very strong signs of Stockholm Syndrome (and I don't mean the greatest Muse live performance ever), we are apparently still trying to get him to look to the stars, and let hope burn in his eyes. First step in that process would be to actually make a bid and have Barcelona accept it, which we're reportedly going to try to do ... soon? There are multiple reports to that effect (1, 2, 3), with the proposed fee rumored to be around €80m / £70m. The ball would then be in De Jong's court.
Chelsea are close to agreeing a fee with Barcelona for Frenkie de Jong.
Remains unclear whether midfielder will agree to #cfc move - financial dispute with Barca remains. But De Jong wants Champions League football which #mufc couldn't offer.
Story: https://t.co/WtbtvF5evF
— Tom Roddy (@TomRoddy_) August 10, 2022
Last, and certainly least in terms of chances of it actually happening is the idea of us maybe signing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang from Barcelona. The 33-year-old, who got run out of town joined from Arsenal in January and proceeded to score 11 goals in 17 La Liga appearances, apparently could be tempted to reunite with his former coach from Borussia Dortmund and play a bigger part at Chelsea than he would be expected to at Barca following the arrival of Robert Lewandowski.
This idea remains firmly in the realm of speculation, for all involved, at least for now, though some whose business it is to push rumors are pushing the rumor that Tuchel is pushing for P-EA. Or something.
Thomas Tuchel is pushing with Todd Boehly to sign Pierre Aubameyang as he's considered perfect striker - but Barcelona have not received official proposal yet. #CFC
Chelsea are considering Auba as an option as revealed last week ⤵ https://t.co/GqXEQm4e5L
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What Was the Most Profitable Contractual Loophole in History?
What was the biggest contractual loophole in history?
Steve Berman:
Ozzie and Daniel Silna owned a basketball team called the St. Louis Spirits, in the old American Basketball Association (ABA). You remember, they used to play with the red, white, and blue balls instead of the orange ones everyone else uses.
When the NBA and ABA merged in 1976, four teams were invited to be part of the NBA: the New York (now Brooklyn) Nets, Denver Nuggets, Indiana Pacers, and San Antonio Spurs. That left out two teams, the Spirits and the Kentucky Colonels. The Colonels' owners negotiated a $3 million buyout, and the Silnas accepted a $2.2 million payout, with a 2 percent share of TV revenues from the other four ABA teams.
The catch: The TV revenues were in perpetuity. As in forever.
When basketball wasn't on TV, nobody ever thought a 2 percent share of four teams would amount to much. Then in the '80s and '90s the NBA became white hot, and every year the Silnas would get tens of millions. By 2014, over $300 million had been paid.
How did this happen? From "Best sports deal ever? How the Silnas outsmarted the NBA," by Jon Wertheim in Sports Illustrated:
All first-year law students worth their highlighters know the danger of contracts without termination periods. The NBA's outside counsel—including a young lawyer, David Stern—saw this and tried to indemnify the league from disputes that might arise from the contract.
[The Silna's attorney Donald] Schupak countered with a masterstroke: He inserted an intentionally broad definition of broadcast revenues, a clause that could one day make the contract applicable to distribution channels unimaginable in 1976. "I was blunt during these discussions," Schupak wrote in a 2012 legal declaration. "Rather than narrow the definition of TV revenues, I insisted instead that we add a new sentence [to] emphasize that this was a broad definition that could not be evaded or made obsolete."
When League Pass and foreign broadcast rights entered the picture, the Silnas sued for their share, and the league finally had to deal with the issue once and for all.
The Silnas got $500 million, plus a continuing share of media revenue from a partnership with the Nets, Nuggets, and Spurs.
In the end, a team that was worth maybe $3 million tops netted over $1 billion to its owners, who are still being paid to do absolutely nothing.
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A warm drink on an empty stomach of fresh lemon and honey helps to lose weight is surprisingly fast. Lemon contains riboflavin, vitamin B, mineraly- phosphorus and magnesium, not to mention vitamin C. There is no better way to start the day than this cleansing drink.
This fruit is devoid of any fat. The maximum number of calories that you can squeeze out of it, it's 50 calories. So much is contained in a glass of watermelon juice. In addition, watermelon is rich in vitamins C, A, B, lycopene, which protects against heart disease and cancer.
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6. Why is the woman surprised?
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August 16, 2011 - 1 arse
Well, that was some day yesterday, eh? I think it'd be best to break it down into its various parts before we take a look at the game against Udinese tonight.
He's gone. Signed for Barcelona with a buy-out clause of a bazillion-gillion euros and he did some keepy-ups before saying nice things about us and the manager. On Arsene:
I will never forget what he has done for me. I couldn't even talk when I wanted to say how grateful I was for what he has done to me, so I had to send a message afterwards saying thanks for everything.
And Arsenal fans:
I am sorry I couldn't say anything for the last two and half months, Arsenal would not allow me to talk, I was disappointed and upset about that but it had to be like that. The biggest regret I will have in my career will be not to be able to lift a trophy as Arsenal captain.
In terms of the fee, as expected Barcelona are spinning it low, Arsenal spinning it higher. The bottom line is that Arsene has around £35m more available to him than he did previously. Without going over too much old ground we've got a great big hole in our midfield and £35m doesn't like a tackle and can't shoot. Get someone in and get them in quickly. Which bring us to:
Nasri
During the season Samir was quite often found on Twitter, chatting away about the Arsenal, but for some reason he's gone quiet this summer. The only message in recent times was one wishing Robin van Persie a happy birthday. That was until he responded to some chants that were being sung about him by the fans at Newcastle, saying:
I heard what the fans were singing about me on Saturday and it is really disrespectful because I'm still a arsenal player.
He then went on to offer his 'congratulations' to Cesc on his move to Barcelona, which I thought was a quite pointed and deliberate choice of words … until Robin van Persie came along and said the same thing a little while later. The first part of what he said though, well, I can understand if he's a bit unhappy about that. Who would like to hear people singing about you being a cunt?
That said, the contract thing, the links with Man United, then Man City, and the disruption his refusal to sign that new contract has caused means there's not much in the way of patience for him right now. And addressing it like this in public isn't going to make reconciliation any easier. Basically, we've just sat in Nasri's seat on the team bus, he doesn't like it and he won't be shaking our hand before kick off any time soon.
At his press conference yesterday Arsene said he wanted him to stay but Nasri's 'outburst' will have made that all the more difficult. Was it a deliberate ploy to force the club's hand? We can only speculate. Last night, Man City chief executive Garry Cook was asked about the Nasri deal on BBC and said:
We always try not to disclose anything – obviously he's still an Arsenal player and we need to respect that. So unfortunately I will refrain from giving an update on that.
He says unfortunately because you know the gurning flidrimmer would love to spout forth about it. He loves being the centre of attention but I imagine they've seen the way Arsenal reacted to Barcelona's injudicious tweeting and have decided to stay mum. For me, at this point, the only solution is to sell him. As quickly as possible. Add the cash to Arsene's pile and make Arsene spend it.
Charged with violent conduct. He hasn't got a leg to stand on, least of all Joey Barton's. He'll miss 3 games now, Liverpool, United and Swansea after the Interlull. When you consider we've got no Cesc, no Wilshere, no Diaby, no Nasri, possibly no Rosicky, and our only back-up for Song is the very raw Frimpong it's a costly suspension.
Of course it's not Song's fault that we have such a paucity of midfield options but at a time when we do it's incumbent on the players we have available to stay available. It also highlights our need for reinforcements more than ever. And for someone to replace the rocks inside Song's head posing as brains with actual brains.
The manager also says he's likely to appeal Gervinho's red card which seems a bit silly to me. Yes, he was provoked, yes Barton is a thundering hypercunt, but he did slap him, gently I know, in the side of the head. We have no chance of getting it overturned, in my opinion, and they may added another game for a frivolous appeal.
The two clubs have also been charged with failing to control their players, yet there's no charge for Barton who sparked it all. Typical FA cuntery.
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On his way to Galatasary.
So, tonight and what is undoubtedly a crucial game for the club. The first leg of the Champions League qualifier against Udinese. It would be fair to say we're not going into this game in the best of shape. As I pointed out above we're rather lacking in the midfield and a fitness test for Rosicky later on will dictate his involvement. If he fails to make it, we're looking at a midfield trio of Ramsey, Song and one of Frimpong or Lansbury.
Up front there's no Robin van Persie due to suspension so the manager will have to shuffle his pack. He could play Chamakh there and there's also talk of Nicklas Bendtner being involved. I think it says a lot about our forward options at the moment that we're likely to use him at some stage this evening. I've said before this summer I'd like to keep him, unless it's a case the club are going to go out and buy another striker, but at this point in time it's hard to see the club going out and buying a pint of milk let alone a quality footballer.
I think he'll start with Chamakh because a) he's been more involved in pre-season and probably a bit sharper, and b) if Chamakh doesn't perform you can always take him off and try Bendtner or Gervinho through the middle. I'd have little faith that Chamakh could come off the bench and change the game if we need it.
On the plus side the back four + keeper that kept a clean sheet against Newcastle should provide a reasonable platform for us, albeit against more dangerous opposition. Keeping the opposition out tonight is vital. So I'm going with a starting XI of: SZCZ – Sagna – Koscielny – Vermaelen – Gibbs – Song – Ramsey – Rosicky (or Frimpong/Lansbury) – Gervinho – Chamakh – Arshavin
There's no Arsene on the bench tonight either, he's suspended for his discussions with the referee after the Barcelona game. It's not a huge inconvenience but it just adds to the air of uncertainty around this fixture and the club in general.
All the same, it's the first home game of the season and I hope that the team's performance goes some way to lift the spirits. Frustration and anger is very quick to manifest itself these days so while the game is on let's hope the team get the backing they need and which could make a difference. It does work both ways though. Fans can lift the players but the players can lift the fans too.
I hope this game sets the tone for the weekend against Liverpool and all the other games to come. We need to see an Arsenal side that is fully committed and giving 100% at all times. We know we're lacking a bit of quality at the moment but spirit and heart can go a long way to making up for that. Not throughout the whole season but certainly until we get some reinforcements in.
I'm sure the players are well aware of the importance of this game. Failure to qualify for the Champions League would have terrible consequences, from a financial point of view and I'm sure it would have a serious effect on potential recruits who may not want to come if we're not feasting at Europe's top table.
Time to stand up and be counted lads. Come on Arsenal. There'll be live blog coverage later on as usual, details in a post later this evening.
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Justice John Reilly releases Bad Law: Rethinking Justice for a Post-Colonial Canada
By Sarah Junkin Jan 1, 2020
The longest-serving provincial court judge in the province, whose first two bestselling books sparked both controversy and praise across the country, has launched his third book in the trilogy detailing his battle with the justice system and his quest for Indigenous fairness in Canada.
Hon. Justice John Reilly, 73, was a circuit court judge presiding over Banff, Cochrane and Canmore courtrooms for more than 30 years. Though at times tumultuous, his tenure brought about many changes across the country and in particular on the Stoney-Nakoda reserve west of Calgary. The Stoney reserve comprises three distinct bands – Bearspaw, Wesley and Chinook.
Reilly's first book, Bad Medicine: A Judge's Struggle for Justice in a First Nations Community painted a jarring portrayal of First Nations tribal corruption. It was a bestseller and Reilly donated all of the profits to Stoney literacy programs. His second book, Bad Judgement: The Myths of First Nations Inequality and Judicial Independence in Canada chronicled the conflict and bitterness he encountered as he realized that prison time simply wasn't working for repeat Indigenous offenders.
Bad Law: Rethinking Justice for a Post-Colonial Canada further explores Reilly's view that "the whole concept of punishment is wrong."
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"I used to think that the law levelled the playing field with regards to the wealthy and the poor," he says. "But that's not the case."
This book was challenging to write, he says, in part due to a personal tragedy. In 2016 his 45-year-old son who lived in Taiwan died of cancer.
"I spent his last few weeks with him, but after that I couldn't seem to do anything for a while," Reilly says of his struggle to finish the book. "I don't think it's the best piece of literature ever produced, but it gives me huge satisfaction and it tells my story."
Reilly hopes his books will change the way some people view punishment.
"I have no patience for people who want to hurt the offender and the need for vengeance," he says. "Our system encourages people to want vengeance, but the power of forgiveness gives way more to the forgiver, and the victim is less desiring of punishment when they understand where the offender is coming from."
Reilly advocates restorative justice instead.
"That's my stated purpose for the balance of my life," he says. "I want to promote understanding between indigenous and non-indigenous people and advocate for restorative justice as opposed to punitive justice."
Reilly intends to work on his speaking career in the future after the launch of his latest book.
Asked if he misses life as a circuit judge, Reilly says he doesn't miss the conflict. "I always felt like I was fighting the whole system by myself."
Bad Law is published by Rocky Mountain Books.
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Foxtrot is a solid album by Genesis, which struck a nice balance between jam-oriented progressive rock and theme-oriented art rock with not a weak single moment anywhere on the album. It would become the first in a trilogy of classic albums by the band in the early 1970s.
For a debut effort, Can't Buy a Thrill by Steely Dan is quite polished and refined. This is hardly a surprise as the group's founders and core songwriters Donald Fagen and Walter Becker are notorious for their near-obsessive perfectionism in the studio.
Harvest is an album of Americana personified by Neil Young. It is where rock and roll goes to Nasville (literally), with simple and tight rhythms and subtle acoustic guitars are flavored by distant steel guitars and harmonica all under clearly vocalized lyrics about the simple struggles of life.
One of the lost treasures of classic rock and, by far, the most overlooked album by Pink Floyd during their classic era, Obscured by Clouds acted as a mere warm-up for the more ambitious and highly-regarded 1973 classic Dark Side of the Moon. Still the music here is excellent.
Through a very long and distinguished career, David Bowie's absolute classic is the 1972 album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. It takes the musicianship and experimental of Bowie's previous albums to a whole new level and, although it is a concept album, nothing feels forced and nowhere is it repetitive, just a grand parade of songs which collectively tell a story.
Many esteemed and big-name rock publications have rated Exile On Main Street by The Rolling Stones as one of the greatest albums of all time. While the music is legitimate rock throughout, this 1972 double album pales in comparison to its predecessor and breaks very little new ground to be held in such esteem.
The Eagles produced a very impressive debut album in 1972, both in songcraft and pure sound. All four original members of the band participated in writing and singing lead on multiple tunes, and the album spawned more radio hits than any of the band's early efforts.
With his first solo effort after the breakup of Simon and Garfunkel, Paul Simon distinguished himself finely by exploring many root-American genres as well as some world musical influences. Simon instantly staked his own claim in the musical landscape with this first of many interesting albums.
Fragile, the fourth album by Yes is really a bridge between its rock-influenced predecessors and the nearly pure prog albums which would follow. The album features four tracks of full band performances interspersed by five short tracks which each showcase an individual member of the band.
A unique hybrid album that literally bridges two eras of The Allman Brothers Band, the 1972 double album Eat a Peach was recorded prior to and in the wake of the tragedy which took the life of lead guitarist Duanne Allman. Allman was killed in a motorcycle accident in October 1971 and the album is a tribute to him and his fantastic guitar work.
The eponymous debut album by Blue Öyster Cult kicked off the year 1972 as well as the recording career of this Long Island, New York based rock group. Often referred to as "the thinking man's heavy metal group" or "heavy metal for those who hate heavy metal".
Honky Château was a very transitional album for Elton John, beig the first to feature his regular touring band and bridging his singer/songwriter early career with the more pop/rock oriented music he would ride to pop fame in the coming years.
Thick as a Brick may be the album that brought progressive rock to its ultimate end, being one long song that covered both sides of this fifth studio album by Jethro Tull. It was deliberately crafted as an "over the top" concept album, to the point where all the lyrics were credited to a fictional child prodigy named "Gerald Bostick". These lyrics and music were actually written by the band's front man, Ian Anderson.
Deep Purple is often overlooked as one of the truly great classic rock acts. This may be due to several factors, including the fact that they reigned during the prime of so many other great British rock groups who tended to crowd out this band's accomplishments. In any case, this was a top-notch act and they were never better than they were on their 1972 classic Machine Head.
Wishbone Ash dabbled all kinds of hard rock genres in the early 1970s and found a bit of a distinctive sweet spot with the 1972 release, Argus. Here, the group merged some folk and blues elements with extended rock jams and a lyrical medieval concept to forge a unique record.
The first of their studio albums to be of standard, single-disc length, Chicago V has held up through the decades as the most cohesive album in the long discography of Chicago.
The critically acclaimed Close to the Edge was not an easy album to make and its intense studio sessions led to the departure of Yes's drummer, Bill Bruford. Still, this album would become the sonic culmination of all that the band had worked toward over through their early years and first five studio albums.
America's second album features the trio realizing their refined and folk-rock sound. The ten succinct tracks on Homecoming feature a clear and bright sound with some slight branching out towards diverse musical sub-genres.
Q: What is the best album of 1972?
1972 had its share of debuts by artists who would make a bigger splash in years to come. These included albums from a California singer-songwriter named Jackson Browne to an Irish band called Thin Lizzy to a hard rock group from Germany called The Scorpions. The Moody Blues released their seventh album in five years but their last for another half decade, while Fleetwood Mac, Randy Newman, and Stevie Wonder all released important album. Elvis Presley released one his last studio albums.
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Levinson has been missing for more than six years.
American in Iran worked for CIA
WASHINGTON — An American who vanished nearly seven years ago in Iran was working for the CIA on an unapproved intelligence-gathering mission that, when it came to light inside the government, produced one of the most serious scandals in the recent history of the CIA — but all in secret, an Associated Press investigation found.
The CIA paid Robert Levinson's family $2.5 million to head off a revealing lawsuit. Three veteran analysts were forced out of the agency and seven others were disciplined.
The U.S. publicly has described Levinson as a private citizen.
"Robert Levinson went missing during a business trip to Kish Island, Iran," the White House said last month.
That was just a cover story. In an extraordinary breach of the most basic CIA rules, a team of analysts — with no authority to run spy operations — paid Levinson to gather intelligence from some of the world's darkest corners. He vanished while investigating the Iranian regime for the U.S. government.
Details of the disappearance were described in documents obtained or reviewed by the AP, plus interviews over several years with dozens of current and former U.S. and foreign officials close to the search for Levinson. Nearly all spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the sensitive case.
There is no confirmation who captured Levinson or who may be holding him now. Although U.S. authorities have investigated possible involvement of drug traffickers or terrorists, most officials say they believe Iran either holds him or knows who does.
The AP first confirmed Levinson's CIA ties in 2010 and continued reporting to uncover more details. It agreed three times to delay publishing the story because the U.S. government said it was pursuing promising leads to get him home.
The AP is reporting the story now because, nearly seven years after his disappearance, those efforts have repeatedly come up empty. The government has not received any sign of life in nearly three years. Top U.S. officials, meanwhile, say his captors almost certainly already know about his CIA association.
There has been no hint of Levinson's whereabouts since his family received proof-of-life photos and a video in late 2010 and early 2011. That prompted a hopeful burst of diplomacy between the United States and Iran, but as time dragged on, promising leads dried up and the trail went cold.
Immediately after Levinson's disappearance in March 2007, the CIA acknowledged to Congress that Levinson had previously done contract work for the agency. But the agency had no current relationship with Levinson and there was no connection to Iran, the CIA assured lawmakers.
But in October 2007 Levinson's lawyer discovered emails between Levinson and his friend Anne Jablonski, who worked at the CIA. Before his trip, Levinson had told Jablonski that he was developing a source with access to the Iranian regime and could arrange a meeting in Dubai or an island nearby.
Problem was, Levinson's contract was out of money and, though the CIA was working to authorize more, it had yet to do so.
"I would like to know if I do, in fact, expend my own funds to conduct this meeting, there will be reimbursement sometime in the near future, or, if I should discontinue this, as well as any and all similar projects until renewal time in May," Levinson wrote.
There's no evidence that Jablonski ever responded to that email. And she says she has no recollection of ever receiving it. She said she had no idea he was going to Iran.
In a later email exchange, Jablonski advised Levinson to keep talk about the money "among us girls" until it had been officially approved.
Jablonski signed off: "Be safe."
Levinson said he understood. He said he'd try to make this trip as successful as previous ones. And he promised to "keep a low profile."
Levinson's flight landed on the Iranian island of Kish late the morning of March 8, a breezy, cloudy day. He checked into the Hotel Maryam, a few blocks off Kish's eastern beaches. Levinson's source on Kish, Dawud Salahuddin, has said he met with Levinson for hours in his hotel room. The island is a free-trade zone, meaning Americans do not need a visa to visit.
Salahuddin was an American fugitive wanted in the killing of a former Iranian diplomat in Maryland in 1980. Since fleeing to Iran, Salahuddin had become close to some in the Iranian government, particularly to those seen as reformers and moderates.
The hotel's registry, which Levinson's wife has seen, showed him checking out on March 9, 2007.
What happened to him next remains a mystery.
Once the Senate Intelligence Committee saw the emails between Jablonski and Levinson, lawmakers demanded to know more. That touched off an internal CIA investigation, which discovered that the agency's relationship with Levinson had been unusual from the start.
Instead of e-mailing his work product to the CIA, he mailed packages to Jablonski's home in Virgina. His correspondence was primarily with Jablonski's personal email account.
Jablonski said the analysts simply wanted to avoid the CIA's lengthy mail screening process.
"I didn't think twice about it," she said in an interview.
The Illicit Finance Group also didn't follow the typical routine for international travel. Before someone travels abroad for the agency, the top CIA officer in the country normally clears it. That way, if an employee is arrested or creates a diplomatic incident, the agency isn't caught by surprise.
That didn't happen before Levinson's trips, former officials said. He journeyed to Panama, Turkey and Canada and was paid upon his return, people familiar with his travels said. After each trip, he submitted bills and the CIA paid him for the information and reimbursed him for his travel expenses.
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S.R. 20 at Banta Road
roundabout is open to traffic
Contractors have finished building a roundabout at State Route 20 and Banta Road, about a mile south of Deception Pass.
Crews still must seal the new asphalt, add fresh striping and landscaping. So, crews still have some work to do and there could still be occasional closures, but the long closures are over!
More information from WSDOT…
Deception Pass Bridge Painting
Summer 2019 & Summer 2020
At 83 years old, the Deception Pass Bridge and Canoe Pass Bridge are looking really good! But, it's time for a paint job. So, starting in May of 2019, crews will be on the job. They'll be painting the bridge the same color it is now, Evergreen Green.
Contractors have started bringing equipment to the site and adding warning signs. Eventually, they will close one lane of Canoe Pass Bridge from 8pm to 6 am Monday through Thursday. Other changes according to the Washington Department of Transportation, are:
Only one sidewalk available for those walking across the bridge.
Limited parking near the bridge
A containment system will be hanging from the structure (to keep paint/debris from falling into the water).
Noise day and night for those who live in or visit the area.
Construction crews will set up in the parking area north of Deception Pass (see photo). They'll use this area to build the containment system that will be under the bridge. They will also be using the small parking area between the two bridges. Starting in late June or early July they'll start sandblasting the bridge.
Consider turning west at the traffic light south of Deception Pass to see the bridge. Look for the signs that point to North Beach. A Discover Pass or $10 parking is required.
Visit the official DOT Website Page...
Freeland Construction between
Fish Road and SR 525
Scott Road and SR 525 is over
Contractor crews were working on a one mile stretch of SR 525 between Fish and Scott Roads.
There projects were:
Replace traffic lights to improve light visibility and timing at SR 525 and Fish Road/East Main Street by adding a flashing yellow warning light for turning traffic.
Add a warning sign and flashing light on SR 525, before Scott Road, to help people driving know when there is slow or stopped traffic ahead
Improve access at the intersection of SR 525 and South Woodward Avenue to connect people using the Freeland Trail and the nearby park and ride to businesses and bus stops on the north side of the street and instal pedestrian-activated Rapid Flashing Beacons are up at the Woodard Avenue intersection.
Clinton Ferry Dock
Passenger Pick Up Area
February, 2019 into summer, 2019
Washington's DOT will be improving the passenger pick-up area at the Clinton Ferry Dock in the spring and early summer of 2019. The changes are:
Widen Ferry Dock road so drivers no longer block the road when picking up or dropping off ferry customers.
Add a separate pick up and drop off zone, with a thru lane and pedestrian platform with a shelter and bench.
Improve sidewalks in the area and ensure that they are ADA compliant.
Include a new retaining wall on Columbia Beach drive.
Island County Paving Map
Drive safely, watch for bicyclists, deer, and pedestrians.


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If you haven't heard of sandtray therapy, you're in for a treat. If you've heard of it, but haven't tried it out this may give you that push to go for it. And, if you use sandtray … well, you already know its magic.
Sandtray Play Therapy is a therapeutic technique that utilizes the sensory medium of sand and miniatures to process thoughts and feelings to promote emotional healing.
Just as clients can use toys in play therapy as a way to communicate, clients (of any age) use miniature figures in the sand to articulate their thoughts and feelings from the past and present. Using this medium clients who don't have the vocabulary, or struggle with finding words for what they are experiencing, can express themselves in another way. In the same vein, sandtray therapy can be perfect for resistant clients or those who are stuck in their treatment. It's much easier to "put it out in the sand" than to talk about it; it feels safer because it's external, has natural boundaries and limits, and it's something the client can control. Furthermore, sand has a very unique, kinesthetic quality which is therapeutic in itself.
SAND! Most therapists use play sand. Toys R Us carries good sand, whereas sand from Home Depot or Lowe's tends to be grittier with some rocks (better for outside sandboxes). However, the type and quality of the sand does vary from store to store/region to region. You can use beach sand, but it is recommended to wash and then bake it to get rid of any containments.
There are also some companies that market sand specifically for sandtray therapy. They come in different textures and hues, but tend to be much pricier. Jurassic Sands is one of those companies.
SANDTRAYS The sandtray is not only the container for the sand – it is also the container for the work that the client is doing. A '"standard" tray is 30 X 20 inches, and 3 inches deep. The inside walls and bottom are painted blue to represent water and sky. The sand should only fill half the depth of the tray. The tray should be waterproof.
That being said, I use "non-standard" trays – plastic storage bins with lids that I got at Meijer. Cheaper, stackable, and easy to store. You can also use disposable aluminum containers.
Other shaped (square, round, oval, octagonal) can also be used. The bottom tray that is commonly placed under potted plants works great for an inexpensive round tray. Just try to keep in mind whatever shape or material the tray is, it should never be too small (constrictive) or too large (overwhelming) for use in therapy.
The tray should be placed on a flat surface (table height is most recommended, although I use the floor most often when working with children). There should also be several inches of available surface around the tray, as some clients use this space as well.
It is generally recommended to have 2 trays available – one wet and one dry. Wet and dry sand are different tactically and can serve different purposes in creating trays. Water is frequently used/added during sandtray play therapy.
MINIATURES Think of the miniatures as the vocabulary for the work. You want clients to have a diverse vocabulary for the sandtray, so collections should be deliberate and varied. Include things YOU love and hate. Literature suggests at least 300 miniatures should be available. You can purchase miniatures in a wide variety of places! The Self-Esteem shop has a great selection, and you can also find them in toy aisles, dollar stores, pet/fish stores, and cake/bakery supply shops.
Miniatures do not need to be to scale. In fact, this sometimes helps tell their story. They should include items the represent your client's world … family groups (human & animal), vegetation that reflects the region, and homes. A wonderful, extensive list of categories of miniatures is included in Homeyer & Sweeney's text, which was the main resource for this post.
As a therapist the main goal is to FACILITATE, not direct, the sandtray process. You should be fully present as a witness to their journey.
When using sandtray, you can choose to be non-directive or directive. In the non-directive approach you would give minimal directions and simply ask them to create a world in the sand by taking any miniatures that "catch your eye"/"speak to you" and place them in the sand. They can use as many as they like and then tell you when they are finished. With kids you can say it's like putting a movie on pause … or if someone snapped a picture of it in the middle.
With the directive approach you can ask them to focus on a specific issue, such as "Show me what it's like to be a member of your family.", "What's life been like after the divorce?", "Show me what your depression feels like?", etc. Check out this post for 50 Free Sandtray Therapy Directives from the Southern Sandtray Institute.
If you're interested in finding out more about how to incorporate sandtray into your play therapy practice, I highly recommend attending a training. You can search for play therapy trainings on the Association for Play Therapy's website.


This was the WJMA listing in the 1969 Broadcasting Magazine yearbook of radio and television stations.
FM was still a few years in the future. WJMA FM went on the air in November of 1971.
The yearbook reported 4,235 AM radio stations; 1,917 commercial FM stations; 359 noncommercial FM stations; and 840 television stations were on the air in 1969.


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