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"""
Pylons environment configuration.
"""

__author__ = 'Jonny Lamb'
__copyright__ = 'Copyright © 2008 Jonny Lamb, Copyright © 2010 Jan Dittberner'
__license__ = 'MIT'

import os
import sys

from mako.lookup import TemplateLookup
from pylons.configuration import PylonsConfig
from pylons.error import handle_mako_error

import debexpo.lib.app_globals as app_globals
import debexpo.lib.helpers
from debexpo.config.routing import make_map

from sqlalchemy import engine_from_config
from debexpo.model import init_model

def load_environment(global_conf, app_conf):
    """
    Configures the Pylons environment via the ``pylons.config`` object.

    ``global_conf``
        Global configuration.

    ``app_conf``
        Application configuration.
    """
    config = PylonsConfig()

    # Pylons paths
    root = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
    paths = dict(root=root,
                 controllers=os.path.join(root, 'controllers'),
                 static_files=os.path.join(root, 'public'),
                 templates=[os.path.join(root, 'templates')])

    # Initialize config with the basic options
    config.init_app(global_conf, app_conf, package='debexpo',
                    paths=paths)

    config['routes.map'] = make_map(config)
    config['pylons.app_globals'] = app_globals.Globals(config)
    config['pylons.h'] = debexpo.lib.helpers

    import pylons
    pylons.cache._push_object(config['pylons.app_globals'].cache)

    #config['pylons.strict_c'] = False
    #config['pylons.tmpl_context_attach_args'] = True

    # Customize templating options via this variable
    config['pylons.app_globals'].mako_lookup = TemplateLookup(
        directories=paths['templates'],
        error_handler=handle_mako_error,
        module_directory=os.path.join(app_conf['cache_dir'], 'templates'),
        input_encoding='utf-8', default_filters=['escape'],
        imports=['from webhelpers.html import escape', 'from debexpo.lib.filters import semitrusted'])

    # CONFIGURATION OPTIONS HERE (note: all config options will override
    # any Pylons config options)

    engine = engine_from_config(config, 'sqlalchemy.')
    init_model(engine)

    return config

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Filed to:Call of duty: black ops
Due out this November, the special edition of Call of Duty: Black Ops will include a tiny remote control "video surveillance vehicle" inspired by the game's multiplayer.
The remote control vehicle, inspired by the RC-XD found in the game's multiplayer, has a range of about 200 feet and a fully-functioning remote camera that transmits both color video and audio. The car will only come with the yet-to-be-officially-priced Prestige Edition of the game, which also comes with all of the extras included with the Hardened Edition.
The Hardened Edition includes a custom Black Ops limited edition medal, exclusive Black Ops Avatar outfit (for either Live or Home), as well as four playable cooperative maps.
Both editions will be coming to the PS3 and Xbox 360 when the game ships on Nov. 9. No official price has been announced for either edition, but GameStop lists the Prestige Edition for $150 and the Hardened Edition for $80.
No word on who is manufacturing the vehicle, but since the night vision rig looked an awful lot like it was made by toy maker EyeClops, and toy maker Spy Gear also makes a video camera-sporting truck, I suspect it could be a toy company.

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Nicolau, Conde de Monpezat (Copenhague, 28 de agosto de 1999), é um membro da família real dinamarquesa, sendo o primeiro neto da rainha Margarida II da Dinamarca. É o filho mais velho do príncipe Joaquim e de sua primeira esposa, a condessa Alexandra de Frederiksborg, e tem três irmãos mais novos, Félix, Henrique e Atena. Quando nasceu, tinha o título de "Príncipe da Dinamarca".

É o 7° na linha de sucessão ao trono dinamarquês.

A partir de 1º de janeiro de 2023, por decisão de sua avó, perdeu o título de "Príncipe" e passou a ser chamado de Sua Excelência, Nicolau, Conde de Monpezat.

Biografia

Nascimento, batismo e confirmação
Nicolau Guilherme Alexandre Frederico (em dinamarquês: Nikolai William Alexander Frederik) nasceu em 28 de agosto de 1999, no Rigshospitalet (Hospital Universitário de Copenhague). Ele foi homenageado com um livro chamado de "Et Eventyrligt stykke Danmarkshistorie" e uma música, "Lys på din Vej".

O príncipe Nicolau foi batizado na capela real do Palácio de Fredensborg no dia 6 de novembro de 1999.

Os seus padrinhos de batismo são: o príncipe Frederico, Príncipe Herdeiro da Dinamarca (seu tio paterno), o príncipe Eduardo do Reino Unido, Conde de Wessex, Peter Steentrup (seu tio materno), Nicola Baird e Camilla Flint.

Seu nome completo só foi anunciado neste dia, seguindo a tradição dos nascimentos dos membros da família real da Dinamarca. Os significados dos seus nomes são:

 Nikolai: em homenagem a sua tia materna e uma de suas avós, Nicola Baird;
 William: nome de seu bisavô, William Manley;
 Alexander: versão masculina do primeiro nome de sua mãe;
 Frederik: nome comum entre reis dinamarqueses.

Ele foi confirmado no dia 18 de maio de 2013, na mesma capela.

Educação
Em 02 de setembro de 2002, Nicolau iniciou os seus estudos no jardim da infância em Mogeltonder. Depois estudou na Escola Krebs, em Copenhague, a mesma escola que seu pai e seu tio Frederico frequentaram.

Fez o ensino secundário, no qual se formou em junho de 2019, no Instituto Herlufsholm.

Em julho de 2019, iniciou os seus estudos em Economia e Negócios na Escola de Negócios de Copenhague (CBS), localizada na Dinamarca. Para completar sua formação nesta escola, fez um intercâmbio em Paris, onde seu pai residia desde 2019.

Carreira militar
Em meados de 2018, a Casa Real da Dinamarca anunciou que Nicolau havia iniciado uma formação militar na Hærens Sergentskole, localizada em Varde, onde ficaria durante dois anos em treinamento militar. No entanto, desistiu da carreira meses depois, em outubro de 2018, tendo seu pai admitido para a imprensa que se arrependia de ter insistido para que o filho seguisse a formação militar.

Profissão como modelo
Desde fevereiro de 2018, ele trabalha como modelo, tendo desfilado e feito campanhas para marcas famosas como Dior e Burbery e desfilado na London Fashion Week de 2018.

Em fevereiro de 2019 a imprensa também anunciou que ele estaria trabalhando numa empresa do ramo imobiliário.

Ações humanitárias
Desde 2010, mantém ao lado do irmão Felix a fundação intitulada de "Nikolai & Felix Fonden", que concede bolsas de estudos. Anteriormente a fundação era do seu pai e sua mãe Alexandra, mas após o divórcio, foi repassada aos dois filhos do casal.

Relacionamentos
Desde fevereiro de 2018, Nikolai namora Benedikte Thoustrup, filha de Anders Thoustrup, presidente do banco dinamarquês Sydbank.

Direitos sucessórios e deveres oficiais
É o 7° na linha de sucessão ao trono dinamarquês, porém quando nasceu ocupava o 3° lugar, atrás de seu tio o príncipe herdeiro Frederico e de seu pai. Era, portanto, o futuro herdeiro presuntivo ao trono e que um dia teria sido o monarca da Dinamarca se seu tio não tivesse se casado e tido filhos.

Apesar de estar na linha de sucessão ao trono dinamarquês, ele não tem direitos e deveres com a Casa Real e não tem, assim, direito a receber um salário do Estado.

Títulos e tratamentos reais
Quando nasceu, foi nomeado "Nicolau, Príncipe da Dinamarca. Em 2008 sua avó concedeu a seus filhos e netos também o título de Conde e Condessa de Monpezat. Em setembro de 2022, sua avó decidiu que ele e seus três irmãos, a partir de 1º de janeiro de 2023, perderiam o título de "Príncipe" e "Princesa" e o direito ao tratamento de "Alteza Real".

Títulos

 28 de agosto de 1999 - 29 de abril de 2008: Sua Alteza, príncipe Nicolau da Dinamarca
 29 de abril de 2008 - 31 de dezembro de 2022: Sua Alteza, príncipe Nicolau da Dinamarca, Conde de Monpezat
 01 de janeiro de 2023 - presente: Sua Excelência, Nicolau, Conde de Monpezat.

Ligações externas

 Perfil oficial de Nicolau no website da Casa Real
 Galeria de fotos no Getty Images

Casa de Glücksburg
Príncipes da Dinamarca
Família real dinamarquesa
Descendentes da rainha Vitória do Reino Unido
Naturais de Copenhague
Condes de Monpezat
Dinamarqueses de ascendência chinesa
Dinamarqueses de ascendência inglesa
Dinamarqueses de ascendência austríaca
Dinamarqueses de ascendência francesa
Modelos da Dinamarca

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TOPDIVE has 2 centers, one in the north & one in the south of the island. Initiation dives will be done from the center located in the North Village, or South from Motu Penu. Pufana sites (North) & the "Tetamanu Lagoon" (South) are ideal for beginners & photographers: much of the fauna and flora is represented there.


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G. P. Fedotov about the national character in the history of Russia
O. D. Volkogonova
Liberal Arts in Russiaроссийский Гуманитарный Журналrossijskij Gumanitarnyj Žurnalrossijskij Gumanitaryj Zhurnalrossiiskii Gumanitarnyi Zhurnal 4 (4):247 (2015)
The article deals with the concept of the Russian national type of personality by G. P. Fedotov. The author finds the connection between Fedotov's views and the theory of moderate social constructivism, according to which the formation of nation by elite can be successful only if it comes in accordance with geographical and historical 'landscapes'. Russian type of personality is seen as a unity of two polar characters - 'the muscovite' and 'the intelligent'. The author points out that Fedotov considers culture as a main factor in the development of history, which makes the very existence of intelligentsia the most important condition of solving many social problems in Russia
Keywords national character historical philosophy spiritual elite the formation of the nation the Russian saints the culture the Russian intellectual Muscovite the historical experience of the people
20th Century Russian Pre-Soviet Philosophy in European Philosophy
DOI 10.15643/libartrus-2015.4.1
G. P. Fedotov, Ce Qui Demeure Réfléctions Sur la Révolution Russe.Danièle Beaune-Gray & G. P. Fedotov - 1990 - Université de Provence.
Russia's Movement Toward a Market Civilization and the Russian National Character.P. I. Smirnov - 1993 - Russian Studies in Philosophy 31 (4):9-24.
Russia and the West: The Quest for Russian National Identity.Boris Groys - 1992 - Studies in East European Thought 43 (3):185-198.
Common Narratives in Discourses on National Identity in Russia and Japan.Georgy Buntilov - 2016 - Asian Philosophy 26 (1):1-19.
Sobranie Sochinenii V Dvenadtsati Tomakh.G. P. Fedotov - 1996
Spiritual Verses. Russian National Belief in Spiritual Verses. M.: Progress.G. P. Fedotov - forthcoming - Gnosis.
Vitality Rediscovered: Theorizing Post-Soviet Ethnicity in Russian Social Sciences.Serguei AlexOushakine - 2007 - Studies in East European Thought 59 (3):171-193.
Political and religious identification of Russia and the USA in the context of national and international security.Olga Chistyakova - 2008 - Proceedings of the Xxii World Congress of Philosophy 32:9-19.
National History and 'Philosophical' History: Character and Narrative in William Robertson's History of Scotland.Neil K. Hargraves - 2000 - History of European Ideas 26 (1):19-33.
Putin's Russia: The Quest for a New Place.Fyodor Lukyanov - 2009 - Social Research: An International Quarterly 76 (1):117-150.
Lev Gumilev: The Ideologist of the Soviet Empire.Dmitry Shlapentokh - 2012 - History of European Ideas 38 (3):483-492.
Women and Society in Russia.R. G. Ianovskii, A. I. Perminova & T. A. Mel'nikova - 1995 - Russian Studies in Philosophy 34 (2):66-72.
National Identity and the Emergence of the Sports Movement in Late Imperial Russia.John D. Windhausen - 1993 - History of European Ideas 16 (4-6):871-876.
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The journey from Fraser's Hill to Kuala Lips was an interesting one. First, passing through the Titiwangsa Range of mountains with winding lonely roads which according to elders, you could encounter tigers and other wildlife roaming around there at night during the 50's. After descending the Titiwangsa range and passing through small towns such as Tras, Raub and Dong which was full of durian fruit stalls and farms by the roadside, I finally reached Kuala Lipis by late evening Stopped for a quick bite and a short trip to a nearby bank to withdraw some much needed cash as the guest house that I booked for the night does not accept credit cards.
The 'Clifford Suite' @ The Residence, Kuala Lipis.
The "Clifford Suite"veranda @ The Residence Inn.
Arrived at the guest house which was once the residence of Sir Hugh Clifford, the British Resident of Pahang, located on the highest point in Kuala Lipis. I was billeted in his former room for the night. (Lucky me!) According to my uncle, that building is haunted with his ghost rumored to be roaming around at night but I slept soundly though, tired to the max from driving the whole day. Woke up and I was surprised to see that the room has a huge veranda that overlook parts of Kuala Lipis town. I could just imagine during the days of Sir Hugh Clifford, where he enjoyed the views of Kuala Lipis during the misty sunrise and sunset, with a cup of tea or a glass of gin and tonic in his hand. I was warned also by a friend to look out for wild boars roaming around the area.
Kuala Lipis or Lipis which is commonly known, was a gold mining centre. In fact there are still some gold mines operating there but on a smaller scale. It was the British administrative centre and also the capital state of Pahang from June 1898. Located at the confluence of the Lipis and Jelai rivers which empties into the great Pahang river, Lipis became a major trading town when the railway was first introduced in 1926. It was blessed with colonial buildings and structures from the beginning of the twentieth century, boomed as a town but its' subsequent decline was due to the fall in production of gold and tin from the interiors and also due to the capital of Pahang being shifted to Kuantan in 1955.
Kuala Lipis Railway Station Master's office.
Marshaling control equipment , Kuala Lipis Railway Station.
Started off the day with a visit to the Kuala Lipis railway station which is located in the old town area. Completed in 1926, it became the catalyst for the town's economy as gold and tin deposits were transported to other parts of Malaya. One could find signaling equipment made in the 1950's still being used by the station… Made in Great Britain of course! The station is on the Jungle Railway that stretches from Johor Baru in Johor to Tumpat in Kelantan. I look forward to experiencing that journey one day, In shaa Allah ( God willing ).
Walked around the main streets filled with shops dating back to 1900. Some of the shops have been turned into budget hotels. After a late breakfast, I started walking back to the Kuala Lipis post office where it was built in 1910. Located on the main road with it has the famous ZERO milestone just in front. It acts as a distance calculating point for post offices in Malaysia that were built by the British. Initially, the entrance to the Post office was on the main street but due to the floods that occurred frequently, it was moved to where it is now. In 2004, the Kuala Lipis Post office was declared the best Post Office in Malaysia due to it's service to the community and the beautification factor of the surroundings.
Continued walking along Jalan Jelai (Jelai Road ) which is adjacent to the Jelai river where the Thean Hou Buddist temple is located. The Thean Hou temple was built in 1898 and was rebuilt after the 1926 floods. It is believed that the temple protects fishermen and it faces the Jelai river. Along the banks of the Jelai River is the abandoned site of the Rumah Rakit (Raft Houses). After floods that occurred on a regular basis the authorities decided to demolish them.
While walking along Jelai Road, I noticed a building with the words Chinese Club painted on it and being inquisitive, I walked up the side stairs of the building and entered the room on the first floor. After gaining permission to enter the room, I wandered around the clubhouse of the Chinese Club of Kuala Lipis. The clubhouse is filled with pictures of old Lipis and former members of the club. Mahjong tables and old relaxing chairs furnish the floors of the club. According to the manager of the club, members seldom frequent the club now as most of them are in their golden age and the younger generation are not that keen to become members. The club used to be the meeting place for Chinese 'towkays' where there would have drinks and played mahjong late into the night .
At the end of the Jelai Road sits the former state mosque. The former state mosque was built in 1888 and known as Madrasatul Fridaus is made mainly from wood. This mosque was built by a Yemeni merchant named Habib Hassan who traded in gaharu, a fragrant wood which is a highly prized item in the Middle East. The mosque was the ONLY building along the Jelai Road that survived the 1971 great floods, untouched and unscathed.


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Q: Install tcl 8.5 Fedora 22 I want install the specific version 8.5 of Tcl in Fedora 22.
I executed:
dnf install tcl

but I found only the 8.6 version.
I tried dnf install tcl-8.5, … tcl8.5 or … libtcl8.5 but nothing...
How I can request a specific version of Tcl?

A: If you absolutely need a specific version of Tcl and it isn't in any of the RPM mirrors, you can always just build a copy from source. Tcl has very few external dependencies (deliberately) and it is designed to be easy to install somewhere like /usr/local.
The definitive source release is current done via SourceForge and 8.5.19 is the currently recommended release from the 8.5 release stream. Though in general we actually recommend upgrading software to use 8.6, we can totally understand why you wouldn't if you're just trying to get some other software operational and 8.5 is still fully supported.
Once you've unpacked the source release, just change into the unix directory within it and do ./configure && make && sudo make install (the default installation location for source releases is /usr/local, which should be fine for you). You'll need a C development environment like gcc installed, but the usual RPM for that should be fine.

A: tcl-8.5 was never build for Fedora 22, as you can check in koji (build system). The oldest version for Fedora 22 is tcl-8.6.1-6.fc22, but you would probably have to download it manually, because it is probably not anymore on the mirrors.
The other possibility is to download sources and build it from sources, basically install fedpkg and do:
fedpkg clone -a tcl
cd tcl
git checkout f20         # Fedora 20 is the last one having version 8.5
fedpkg local

it will produce RPMs with this version, you can install later on using dnf downgrade or so.

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Risk: Credit risk
Syria: risk assessment
risk Currency
risk Banking
sector risk Political
risk Economic
structure risk Country
November 2019 C C C D C C
Edward Dehnert (lead analyst); Keren Uziyel (analyst). Published 22 November 2019, 2100 GMT.
This sovereign rating is issued by The Economist Intelligence Unit credit rating agency, registered in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009 of 16 September 2009, on credit rating agencies, as amended, and is issued pursuant to such regulation.
Download the numbers in Excel
Sovereign risk score improves by 2 points, and therefore remains in the C rating band. Although economic and political conditions remain volatile, debt ratios have marginally improved, largely as a result of better external performance. Nonetheless, the government last serviced its external debt in 2012, and this continues to weigh negatively on the rating.
Currency risk
The currency risk rating remains C, with a 1-point improvement as a result of slightly higher foreign reserve estimates. However, the gap between the official and the unofficial exchange rates has widened in 2019, leading to a surge in inflation. Currency vulnerabilities also include a wide current-account deficit, severe convertibility restrictions, continued pockets of fighting and the still-weak foreign reserve position of the Central Bank of Syria (CBS).
Banking sector risk
The banking sector risk score stays C-rated with a 1-point improvement. Banks are challenged by fluctuations in the market exchange rate and in inflation, as well as volatility in real interest rates. Foreign-exchange availability, although increasing, remains volatile. Political interference in credit allocation has risen during the conflict, and is now prevalent throughout the system. Coupled with inadequate supervision, the banking sector suffers from poor asset quality.
Political risk remains D-rated, partially owing to the Turkish incursion into north-east Syria in October. The regime will attempt to regain control of some rebel areas and Kurdish-held territories in the north-east. The risk of international escalation grows as Turkey and Syria find themselves on opposite sides of the fighting in the north-west and north-east.
Economic structure risk
Economic structure risk remains C-rated. Export prospects will continue to be constrained by Kurdish or US forces' control of Syria's major oilfields. Despite enormous projected cost, economic conditions are starting to improve as reconstruction begins in government-controlled areas.
Risk | Credit risk
Generic risks
External financing requirement
US attacks Iranian-backed forces in Iraq and Syria
The US air strikes targeted a long-standing enemy militia, and risk further destabilising Iraq.
Economy | December 9th 2019
OPEC+ agrees to deepen production cuts
The current output ceiling is proving ineffective at delivering OPEC and non-OPEC producers' goal of raising oil prices.
Politics | November 7th 2019
Turkey's incursion in Syria: key takeaways
Turkey's incursion into Syria has shifted the balance of power among domestic actors and their international backers.


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Home People Professors Andrew Martin
Ph.D., University of Hawaii, 1992 • Professor
andrew.martin-1@colorado.edu
Ramaley C309 (lab)
Research projects include studies of landscape and population genetics focused mainly on species of conservation concern. For an example of some of our work see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JO_TunderUE
Sackett, L. C., A. Seglund, R.P. Guralnick, M.M Mazzella, D.M. Wagner, J.D. Busch, A.P. Martin. 2014. Evidence for two subspecies of Gunnison's prairie dogs (Cynomys gunnisoni), and the general importance of the subspecies concept. Biological Conservation, in press. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.biocon.2014.03.010
Sackett, L. C., S. K. Collinge, and A. P. Martin. 2013. Do pathogens reduce the genetic diversity of their hosts? Variable effects of sylvatic plague in black-tailed prairie dogs. Molecular Ecology 22: 2441-2455.
Martin, A. P., A. A. Echelle, G. Zegers, S. Baker, and C. L. Keeler-Foster. 2012. Dramatic shifts in the gene pool of a managed population of an endangered species may be exacerbated by high genetic load. Conservation Genetics: 13: 349-358
Metcalf, J. L., S. Love-Stowell, C. M. Kennedy, K. B. Rogers, D. McDonald, J. Epp, K. Keepers, A. Cooper, J. J. Austin, A. P. Martin. 2012. Historical stocking data and 19th century DNA reveal human-induced changes to native diversity and distribution of cutthroat trout. Molecular Ecology 21: 5194-5207.
Martin, C. B., and R. DiMartino, and A. P. Martin. 2017. Measuring student interactions using networks: insights into the learning community of a large active learning course. Journal of College Science Teaching 46: 90-99.


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HTGAWM Recap: 'Ello, Gov'nor
By Rebecca Iannucci / November 7 2019, 7:59 PM PST
Courtesy of ABC
HTGAWM Recap: Gone Girl — Plus, Should We Be Worried About Asher?
How to Get Away With Murder Final Season Twist: Original Cast Member Quietly Exits as Series Regular
Need to catch up? Read our previous How to Get Away With Murder recap here.
Thursday's episode of How to Get Away With Murder is titled "I'm the Murderer" — but if you thought that meant we'd get clarity on whatever's happening in those ominous flash-forwards, you would be mistaken. If anything, the horror that will unfold at Middleton in a few months just got more confusing, now that someone in Annalise's circle has (potentially) confessed to being a killer.
Meanwhile, the latest episode brought Michaela's love triangle to a complicated impasse, while Annalise contemplated a new romance. Oh, and Gov. Birkhead is back, because that mosquito just can't seem to get swatted. Let's break down the events of Episode 7:
SUIT UP | Annalise is surprised to learn that Tegan and Nate are now working together on a wrongful death lawsuit for Nate Sr. — but she's more stunned to discover that Gov. Birkhead is among those named in the suit. Annalise is all too aware that if the governor gets involved, the truth about Ronald Miller's innocence could come out, and that simply can't happen. Even worse? Bonnie has convinced Tegan to let her work on the lawsuit, too, so the truth about Miller really, really cannot be a thing, like, even a little bit.
Annalise decides to recruit Frank, who agrees to scare Tegan out of filing the lawsuit. And he does a good job of spooking her, too: Tegan gets in her car one night to find a flash drive taped to her steering wheel, which contains paparazzi-esque photos of Cora going about her day. Tegan is thoroughly rattled and shows the snapshots to Nate and Bonnie, believing to her core that the Castillos are behind this. She's too concerned about Cora's safety to go through with filing — but Bonnie, who doesn't seem totally convinced that the Castillos took those photos of Cora, agrees to file the lawsuit herself.
Later that night, Bonnie comes home and reveals to Frank that she's moving ahead with the lawsuit (even though Frank was under the impression, via Annalise, that the suit had been scrapped). Frank — who I thought would have had a better poker face — flinches at the news, and a mischievous-looking Bonnie seems to take his reaction as confirmation that he's up to something. Frank tries to talk Bonnie out of it, reminding her of how brutally the Castillos tortured him. But Bonnie is unswayed and asserts that the only way to move on from Nate Sr.'s death is to learn the truth about what happened.
At the end of the hour, Gov. Birkhead receives a copy of the lawsuit, and she asks Xavier Castillo to dig up dirt on Bonnie — a task he then outsources to a colleague who's been tailing Annalise in Philadelphia. "Send me the Winterbottom file tonight," he requests. "No problem," the colleague replies. And, as is usually the case at 11 pm on a Thursday night, I am so worried.
Elsewhere in the episode…
* Gabriel gets to be first chair in the clinic's latest case, which he hopes to handle via restorative justice, an approach through which criminals can meet with their victims (or the community at large) and attempt some version of reconciliation through conversation. The case, which involves a school shooting, is a heavy one — and it seems to bring up a lot of old demons for the Keating Four. Asher, who's already having a hard time in the wake of all that mama drama, thinks he and his friends should talk more openly about the horrible things they've done and seen, including whatever happened on the night Sam Keating died. (Shockingly, no one's really up for that conversation.)
The restorative justice approach seems to weigh on Connor's mind, too. At the end of the hour, he finally reveals to Oliver that he was "the one who chopped up [Sam's] body" — and that leads us to a highly concerning, Oliver-centric flash forward. In it, a shell-shocked Oliver stands in the local police station, and Frank tries to usher him out of the building, assuring him that "Connor is smart, he'll be fine." But before the men can leave the station, Oliver breaks out of Frank's grasp and runs up to the authorities, yelling, "I did it! Arrest me! I'm the murderer!" (The only thing that seems clear to me after this scene is that Oliver is not the murderer, but I probably shouldn't assume that every flash forward is just a red herring.) (Even though it might be!)
* We learn that Michaela called it quits with Gabriel one month ago, after she and Asher hooked up. At first, Michaela lies her way through the break-up, telling Gabriel that she needs to focus on herself and her future as graduation looms. But after a particularly emotional testimony from Gabriel's client later in the episode, Michaela feels compelled to admit that she cheated on Gabriel — and the truth ultimately leads to a brief fistfight between her suitors. Unsurprisingly, neither guy gets the girl this time.
* After much persuasion, Annalise finally agrees to a second date with Robert, the lawyer who assisted on a recent Caplan & Gold case and later took Annalise out for ice cream. This time, he invites Annalise over to his place, where he's prepared a lovely home-cooked meal… and a side of emotional baggage. Robert reveals that his last two relationships ended poorly, and he's been made to feel that he isn't worthy of love; Annalise, for her part, vaguely alludes to the sexual abuse in her past, and Robert is sympathetic. It's still unclear whether Annalise really wants to get involved with this guy — but they do share a romantic slow dance before the evening is over, and that's gotta count for something.
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"The Pregame" crew brings Valorie Kondos Field, better known as 'Miss Val,' on the show to talk retirement, her battle with breast cancer and her background from ballet dancer to gymnastics coach. Kondos Field has garnered multiple National Coach of the Year awards and NCAA Championships as UCLA's head coach of women's gymnastics. She enters her 29th and final season as UCLA's head coach.


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Kanye West sells church clothes at Coachella
Apr 22, 2019 (3 months ago) | IANS
Los Angeles, April 22 : Rapper Kanye Wests Sunday Service wasnt the only big draw on the last day of Coachella. His worship-inspired merchandise boasted lines that stretched across the field.
The self-proclaimed "church clothes" were available for purchase during the rapper's Sunday morning performance, reports variety.com.
The collection was made up of neutral-hued items each bearing various god-fearing slogans, including "holy spirit", "trust god" and "Jesus walks" on pairs of socks.
Online reactions to the merchandise were mixed.
"Yikes," wrote one Twitter user.
Another said "I love Kanye but I ain't paying $255 for a pretty basic hoodie."
West surprised Coachella fans with more than just pricey attire. On Sunday night, he appeared on stage during rapper Kid Cudi's set.
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Opinion: Make Sure You're Legal Before You Brag About (or Kill) Your Catch
Not being able to identify a fish is no excuse for mistreating it or not following the rules
By Joe Cermele | Published Jul 8, 2022 12:00 PM
A sand tiger shark photographed off the East Coast of the U.S. Karen Doody/Stocktrek Images
Spend enough time on forums or in Facebook groups, and it won't be long till you find a post requesting help on identifying a fish. Captions are often as simple as, "What is this thing?" In some cases, that "thing" in question is often either laying in mud on the bank, bleeding from the gills, being squeezed to death for the photo, or already in a cooler.
While it's great to see anglers—many of them likely new to fishing—using social media to ask other anglers for help, the issue is that if you don't know what it is that you've caught, you probably also don't know how to care for the fish properly. Even more concerning: You don't know the rules and regulations governing the species. But ignorance is no excuse for mishandling fish or keeping a fish you shouldn't.
I recently found a glorified example of this in which a "lifelong" angler caught an "unbelievable" shark in New York. And it had me shaking my head.
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Lines in the Sand
The article, published in late June, recounts the story of New York angler Damean Farrell, who reeled in a shark while surf fishing at Oakwood Beach. Per the story, the four-foot shark is "believed to be a sand tiger." Farrell was targeting bluefish using menhaden chunks, and it's not uncommon for a variety of larger shark species to be caught as bycatch when soaking oily hunks of bait along the New York coast. The most common is the sandbar shark—a.k.a. brown shark. The second most common is the sand tiger, which is, in fact, what Farrell landed.
Thing is, both sand tiger and sandbar sharks are protected and classified as prohibited species in New York State. There's no penalty for hooking one of these fish, because the strikes are usually out of the angler's control. However, if you do hook one, you should be able to identify the fish so that you can take the proper steps to release it. The New York Department of Environmental Conservation provides detailed tips about what to do if you hook a prohibited species from shore. These include minimizing fight time, not delaying release to take photos, minimizing handling, clipping the leader if it's too difficult to quickly and safely remove the hook, and, above all else, never dragging a shark onto "dry land beyond the surf zone." What they recommend is "keeping the shark in as much water as possible while maintaining the safety of the angler and those nearby."
It's unclear to me whether Farrell couldn't identify the shark or if the news outlet didn't bother to do its homework and confirm the species. But there is no mention in the story of the sand tiger being prohibited. What is clear is that Farrell did not follow protocol for a quick release. According to the story, he fought the fish for seven minutes. During that fight, he had to "pull him over some very big rocks." The main photo run by Silive.com, taken by Farrell, is the shark laid out on a wood plank, covered in sand, bone dry with its mouth agape and blood around the gills. Farrell acknowledges that the fish doesn't look good in the photos but attributes its condition to being worn out by the "tumble" it took over the boulders.
When questioned about the catch in the interview, Farrell says, "They're pretty common, but the girth and size of him and the teeth…I've never seen one like that before." By they, I assume, he means sharks in general, but the statement leads me to believe that Farrell had never seen or caught a sand tiger. He concludes the story with this: "He was out of the water for only about five minutes because I had to get the hook out properly. I snapped the photo and threw him right back on in. I try very hard to follow all the regulations and make sure it's done the way it's supposed to be."
I hope five minutes is a gross overestimation, because that's far too long for any fish to be out of water if you're striving for a clean, healthy release.
Guilt by Omission
Scenarios like this play out all the time. This one just happened to be picked up for internet click bait and spun into a Jaws-esque report that I suppose is intended to give Staten Island bathers goose bumps (never mind that sand tigers are one of the laziest most docile sharks on the planet). But when a story like this omits information about the protection of the species and improper handling, it runs the risk of encouraging other anglers to treat a bycatch sand tiger on their line the same way.
Unknown and oddball catches will continue to make great online fodder, whether through a personal social media page or a news source. There's nothing wrong with sharing them if the fish are handled responsibly, and if you don't know the regulations, even more reason to handle a fish with extra care. Farrell's story would have been far more commendable—and cooler—if he waded out and clipped the leader as onlookers gasped in fear.
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