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s02e01 / Harry Connick Jr., Ava DuVernay, Grouplove
Stephen welcomes Harry Connick Jr., Ava DuVernay, and a musical performance by Grouplove.
s02e02 / Whoopi Goldberg, Regina Hall, Captain Sully Sullenberger
Stephen welcomes Whoopi Goldberg, Regina Hall, and Captain Sully Sullenberger.
s02e03 / Jessica Alba, Bradley Whitford, George Takei
Stephen welcomes Jessica Alba, Bradley Whitford, and George Takei.
s02e04 / Tituss Burgess, Jeff Ross, Adam Richman
Stephen welcomes Tituss Burgess, Jeff Ross, and Adam Richman.
s02e05 / Dr. Phil McGraw, Alan Cumming, Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam
Stephen welcomes Dr. Phil McGraw, Executive Producer of the CBS drama series "Bull", Alan Cumming, and a musical performance by Leithauser + Rostam.
s02e06 / Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Millie Bobby Brown, The Head and The Heart
Stephen welcomes Joseph Gordon-Levitt, actress Millie Bobby Brown, and a musical performance by The Head and The Heart.
s02e07 / Trevor Noah, Allen Iverson, Chris Gethard
Stephen welcomes Trevor Noah, Allen Iverson, and Chris Gethard.
s02e08 / Tracee Ellis Ross, Andrew Rannells, Mac Miller & Anderson .Paak
Stephen welcomes Tracee Ellis Ross, Andrew Rannells, and a musical performance by Mac Miller & Anderson .Paak.
s02e09 / John Slattery, Oliver Stone, Jon Fisch
Stephen welcomes John Slattery, Oliver Stone, and a stand-up comedy performance by Jon Fisch.
s02e10 / Chris Pratt, Scott Bakula, Frederik the Great
Stephen welcomes Chris Pratt, Scott Bakula, from the CBS drama series "NCIS: New Orleans", and Frederik the Great, the World's Most Handsome Horse.
s02e11 / First Lady Michelle Obama, America Ferrera
Stephen welcomes First Lady Michelle Obama, and America Ferrera.
s02e12 / Ethan Hawke, Tim Meadows, Wilco, Nile Rodgers
Stephen welcomes Ethan Hawke, Tim Meadows, a musical performance by Wilco, and Nile Rodgers sitting in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human.
s02e13 / Anthony Anderson, Mark Consuelos, The Kills
Stephen welcomes Anthony Anderson, Mark Consuelos, and a musical performance by The Kills.
s02e14 / Bruce Springsteen; Emma Willmann
Musician Bruce Springsteen; comic Emma Willmann.
s02e15 / Rob Lowe, Kal Penn, Emma Willmann
Stephen welcomes Rob Lowe from the CBS drama series "Code Black", actor Kal Penn, and comedian Emma Willmann.
s02e16 / Sean Penn, Sutton Foster, Regina Spektor
Stephen welcomes Sean Penn, Sutton Foster, and a musical performance by Regina Spektor.
s02e17 / Lupita Nyong'o, Donnie Wahlberg, John Prine
Stephen welcomes Lupita Nyong'o, Donnie Wahlberg, from the CBS drama series, "Blue Bloods", and a musical performance by John Prine.
s02e18 / Morgan Freeman, Judith Light, Jimmy Eat World
Stephen welcomes Morgan Freeman, Executive Producer of the CBS drama series "Madam Secretary", Judith Light, and a musical performance by Jimmy Eat World.
s02e19 / Samantha Bee, Abby Elliott, Asa Butterfield
Stephen welcomes Samantha Bee, Abby Elliott, and actor Asa Butterfield.
s02e20 / Mindy Kaling, Gary Owen, Sum 41
Stephen welcomes Mindy Kaling, comedian Gary Owen, and a musical performance by Sum 41.
s02e21 / John Leguizamo, Cheri Oteri, Paul F. Tompkins, Melissa Etheridge
Stephen welcomes John Leguizamo, Cheri Oteri, Paul F. Tompkins, and Melissa Etheridge sitting in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human.
s02e22 / Armie Hammer, Lindsay Vonn, Gustavo Dudamel with the Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra
Stephen welcomes Armie Hammer, Lindsey Vonn, and a musical performance by Gustavo Dudamel with the Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra.
s02e23 / Emily Blunt, Gael Garcia Bernal, Phantogram
Stephen welcomes Emily Blunt, Gael Garcia Bernal, and a musical performance by Phantogram.
s02e24 / Diane Lane, Aja Naomi King, Alingon Mitra
Stephen Diane Lane, Aja Naomi King, and a stand-up comedy performance by Alingon Mitra.
s02e25 / President Barack Obama, Bill O'Reilly, Randall Park, Bob Weir
Stephen welcomes President Barack Obama, Bill O'Reilly, Randall Park, and a musical performance by Bob Weir.
s02e26 / Nick Offerman, Wayne Gretzky, Morgan Spurlock and Joseph
Stephen welcomes Nick Offerman, Wayne Gretzky, and Morgan Spurlock.
s02e27 / Hugh Laurie, Paul Reiser, Nate Silver
Stephen welcomes Hugh Laurie, Paul Reiser, and Nate Silver.
s02e28 / Tiger Woods, Elijah Wood, Jorge Ramos
Stephen welcomes Tiger Woods, Elijah Wood, and Jorge Ramos.
s02e29 / Matt LeBlanc, Joy Bryant, Eleanor Holmes Norton, Wyclef Jean
22nd Oct '16 - 3:35am
Stephen welcomes Matt LeBlanc, from the CBS comedy series "Man With a Plan", Joy Bryant and Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton, and a musical performance by Wyclef Jean.
s02e30 / Tom Hanks, Adam Conover
Stephen welcomes Tom Hanks and TV host Adam Conover.
s02e31 / Will Forte, Dermot Mulroney, Wyatt Cenac, Mitski
Stephen welcomes Will Forte, Dermot Mulroney, from the CBS drama series "Pure Genius", Comedian Wyatt Cenac, and Mitski sitting in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human.
s02e32 / Joel McHale, Abbi Jacobson, Jon Glaser
Stephen welcomes Joel McHale, from the CBS comedy series "The Great Indoors", Abbi Jacobson, and Comedian Jon Glaser.
s02e33 / Mary-Louise Parker, Pusha T, The Record Company
Stephen welcomes Mary-Louise Parker, Pusha T, and a musical performance by The Record Company.
s02e34 / Drew Carey, Claire Foy, Matt Smith, Sebastian Maniscalco
Stephen welcomes Drew Carey, host of the CBS daytime series "The Price is Right", actors Claire Foy and Matt Smith, and a stand-up comedy performance by Sebastian Maniscalco.
s02e35 / Ruth Wilson, JB Smoove, Ghost Brothers
Stephen welcomes Ruth Wilson, JB Smoove, and the Ghost Brothers.
s02e36 / Mel Gibson, Luke Bracey, Tegan and Sara
Stephen welcomes Mel Gibson, Luke Bracey, and a musical performance by Tegan and Sara.
s02e37 / Michael Strahan, Nick Kroll, Aaron Lewis
Stephen welcomes Michael Strahan, Nick Kroll, and a musical performance by Aaron Lewis.
s02e38 / Aaron Eckhart, Tig Notaro, Ron Suskind
Stephen welcomes Aaron Eckhart, Tig Notaro, and Ron Suskind.
s02e39 / Viggo Mortensen, Patton Oswalt, Maz Jobrani
Stephen welcomes Viggo Mortensen, Patton Oswalt, and a stand-up comedy performance by Maz Jobrani.
s02e40 / Don Cheadle, Stevie Wonder, Katherine Waterston
Stephen welcomes Don Cheadle, Stevie Wonder, and Katherine Waterston.
s02e41 / Miles Teller, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
Stephen welcomes Miles Teller, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog.
s02e42 / Sting, Thandie Newton
Stephen welcomes an interview with and musical performance by Sting, and Thandie Newton.
s02e43 / Mark Halperin & John Heilemann, Jeff Goldblum, Elle King
Stephen welcomes Mark Halperin & John Heilemann, Jeff Goldblum and a musical performance by Elle King with Jon Batiste and Stay Human.
s02e44 / Eddie Redmayne, Senator Bernie Sanders, Alton Brown, Chris Thile
Stephen welcomes Eddie Redmayne, Senator Bernie Sanders, Alton Brown, and Chris Thile sitting in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human.
s02e45 / Anna Kendrick, Mahershala Ali, Chris Gethard
Stephen welcomes Anna Kendrick, Mahershala Ali, and Chris Gethard.
s02e46 / Marion Cotillard, Dev Patel, Dwight Yoakam
Stephen welcomes Marion Cotillard, Dev Patel, and a musical performance by Dwight Yoakam.
s02e47 / Amy Adams, Simone Biles, Jeff Watson
Stephen welcomes Amy Adams, Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles, and Jeff "The Bear Man" Watson.
s02e48 / William H. Macy, Colin Quinn, Drive-By Truckers
Stephen welcomes William H. Macy, Colin Quinn, and a musical performance by Drive-By Truckers.
s02e49 / Michael Weatherly, Carrie Fisher, The Pretenders
Stephen welcomes Michael Weatherly, from the CBS drama series "Bull", Carrie Fisher, and a musical performance by The Pretenders.
s02e50 / James Marsden, Jimmie Johnson, John Waters
Stephen welcomes James Marsden, NASCAR Sprint Cup Champion Jimmie Johnson, and John Waters.
s02e51 / Danny DeVito, Max Greenfield, OK Go
Stephen welcomes Danny DeVito, Max Greenfield, and a musical performance by OK Go.
s02e52 / Lauren Cohan, Tim Daly, Sleigh Bells
Stephen welcomes Tim Daly from the CBS drama 'Madam Secretary', Lauren Cohan, and a musical performance by Sleigh Bells.
s02e53 / Lauren Graham, Justin Long
Stephen welcomes Lauren Graham, and Justin Long.
s02e54 / Matthew Broderick, Ali Wentworth, Fergie
3rd Dec '16 - 4:35am
Stephen welcomes Matthew Broderick, Ali Wentworth, and a musical performance by Fergie.
s02e55 / Jason Bateman, Padma Lakshmi, Michael Lewis
Stephen welcomes Jason Bateman, Padma Lakshmi, and Author Michael Lewis.
s02e56 / Vice President Joe Biden, DJ Khaled
Stephen welcomes Vice President Joe Biden and DJ Khaled.
s02e57 / Sigourney Weaver, Andy Cohen, Pilobolus
Stephen welcomes Sigourney Weaver, Andy Cohen, and a dance performance by Pilobolus.
s02e58 / Octavia Spencer, John Mulaney, Travis Scott
Stephen welcomes Octavia Spencer, John Mulaney, and a musical performance by Travis Scott.
s02e59 / Olivia Munn, Martin Freeman, Tom Papa
Stephen welcomes Olivia Munn, Martin Freeman, and a stand-up comedy performance by Tom Papa.
s02e60 / John Goodman, Denée Benton, Norah Jones
Stephen welcomes John Goodman, actress Denée Benton, and a musical performance by Norah Jones.
s02e61 / Mark Wahlberg, Lee Daniels, Miranda Lambert
Stephen welcomes Mark Wahlberg, Lee Daniels, and a musical performance by Miranda Lambert.
s02e62 / Neil Patrick Harris, Megan Mullally
Stephen welcomes Neil Patrick Harris and Megan Mullally.
s02e63 / James Franco, Michael Stipe, Gad Elmaleh
Stephen welcomes James Franco, Michael Stipe, and a stand-up comedy performance by Gad Elmaleh.
s02e64 / Liam Neeson, Shepard Smith, Jon Batiste
Stephen welcomes Liam Neeson, Shepard Smith, and a musical performance by Jon Batiste.
s02e65 / Tom Hanks, OK Go
Stephen welcomes Tom Hanks, OK Go.
s02e66 / Bruce Springsteen, David Duchovny, Bryan Cranston
Stephen welcomes Bruce Springsteen, David Duchovny, Bryan Cranston.
s02e67 / Robert De Niro, Amy Schumer, John Krasinski, Millie Bobby Brown
Stephen welcomes Robert De Niro, Amy Schumer, John Krasinski, Millie Bobby Brown.
s02e68 / Will Smith, Anna Kendrick
23rd Dec '16 - 4:35am
Stephen welcomes Will Smith, Anna Kendrick.
s02e69 / Chris Pratt, Jason Bateman, Triumph The Insult Comic Dog, Stevie Wonder
Stephen welcomes Chris Pratt, Jason Bateman, Triumph The Insult Comic Dog, Stevie Wonder.
s02e70 / Oprah Winfrey, Pretty Yende
Media proprietor Oprah Winfrey; Pretty Yende performs.
s02e71 / Kate Beckinsale, Chris Messina, Jen Kirkman
Actress Kate Beckinsale; actor Chris Messina; comic Jen Kirkman.
s02e72 / Adam Driver, Alexa Davalos, Whitney
Actor Adam Driver; actress Alexa Davalos; Whitney performs.
s02e73 / Charlie Rose, Hayden Panettiere, Jack Maxwell
TV host Charlie Rose; actress Hayden Panettiere; TV personality Jack Maxwell.
s02e74 / Billy Joel, Josh Holloway
Singer Billy Joel; actor Josh Holloway.
s02e75 / Andrew Garfield, Erin Andrews, Cage the Elephant
Actor Andrew Garfield; sportscaster Erin Andrews; Cage the Elephant performs.
s02e76 / Jude Law, Gabrielle Union, Thomas L. Friedman
Actor Jude Law; actress Gabrielle Union; journalist Thomas L. Friedman.
s02e77 / Tom Selleck, Craig Robinson, A$AP Mob
Actor Tom Selleck; actor Craig Robinson; A$AP Mob performs.
s02e78 / Cuba Gooding Jr., Rupert Friend, Gary Gulman
Actor Cuba Gooding Jr.; actor Rupert Friend; comic Gary Gulman.
s02e79 / Sarah Paulson, Corey Stoll, Nick Grant with Watch the Duck
Actress Sarah Paulson; actor Corey Stoll; Nick Grant and Watch the Duck perform.
s02e80 / Billy Eichner, Mel B., Gilbert Gottfried
Comic Billy Eichner; singer Mel B.; comic Gilbert Gottfried.
s02e81 / Idina Menzel, Rachel Bloom, Louie Anderson
Actress Idina Menzel; actress Rachel Bloom; comic Louie Anderson.
s02e82 / Johnny Galecki, Chris Matthews, Bash & Pop
Actor Johnny Galecki; TV host Chris Matthews; Bash & Pop performs.
s02e83 / Jim Gaffigan, Cristela Alonzo, The Avett Brothers
Actor Jim Gaffigan; actress Cristela Alonzo; The Avett Brothers perform.
s02e84 / Leslie Mann, Lewis Black, Dan Levy
Actress Leslie Mann; comic Lewis Black; comic Dan Levy.
s02e85 / Josh Groban, Rachael Ray, Japandroids
Singer Josh Groban; chef Rachael Ray; Japandroids perform.
s02e86 / Ricky Gervais, Christina Ricci, Jain
Comic Ricky Gervais; actress Christina Ricci; Jain performs.
s02e87 / Dr. Phil McGraw, Michael Bolton, Maren Morris
Dr. Phil; singer Michael Bolton; Maren Morris performs.
s02e88 / Priyanka Chopra, Thomas Sadoski, Pat Brown
Actress Priyanka Chopra; actor Thomas Sadoski; comic Pat Brown.
s02e89 / Paul Giamatti, Wendy Williams, Highly Suspect
Actor Paul Giamatti; TV show host Wendy Williams; Highly Suspect performs.
s02e90 / John Oliver, Isabelle Huppert, The Avett Brothers
TV show host John Oliver; actress Isabelle Huppert; The Avett Brothers perform.
s02e91 / Robert De Niro, Ezra Edelman, Flo Morrissey, Matthew E. White
Actor Robert De Niro; documentary producer Ezra Edelman; Flo Morrissey and Matthew E. White sit in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human.
s02e92 / David Oyelowo, Taran Killam, Rae Sremmurd
Actor David Oyelowo; actor Taran Killam; Rae Sremmurd performs.
s02e93 / Will Arnett, Pete Holmes, Paul Mecurio
Actor Will Arnett; comic Pete Holmes; comic Paul Mecurio.
s02e94 / Shailene Woodley, Laverne Cox, Rick and Marty Lagina
Actress Shailene Woodley; actress Laverne Cox; treasure hunters Rick and Marty Lagina.
s02e95 / Christine Baranski, Hans Zimmer
Actress Christine Baranski; Hans Zimmer performs.
s02e96 / Bob Odenkirk, Tatiana Maslany, George Saunders
Actor Bob Odenkirk; actress Tatiana Maslany; author George Saunders.
s02e97 / Sally Field, Maggie Siff, Lady Antebellum
Actress Sally Field; actress Maggie Siff; Lady Antebellum performs.
s02e98 / Julie Andrews, Christina Hendricks
Actress Julie Andrews; actress Christina Hendricks.
s02e99 / Uma Thurman, Jason Jones, Alison Krauss
Actress Uma Thurman; actor Jason Jones; Alison Krauss performs.
s02e100 / Joe Scarborough, Yvette Nicole Brown
Journalist Joe Scarborough; actress Yvette Nicole Brown.
s02e101 / Kelly Ripa, Billy Gardell, The Lemon Twigs
TV host Kelly Ripa; actor Billy Gardell; The Lemon Twigs perform.
s02e102 / Aubrey Plaza, Bradley Whitford, Lupe Fiasco
Actress Aubrey Plaza; actor Bradley Whitford; Lupe Fiasco performs.
s02e103 / Allison Williams, Cush Jumbo, Carmen Lynch
Actress Allison Williams; actress Cush Jumbo; comic Carmen Lynch.
s02e104 / Connie Britton, Zoey Deutch, Lori McKenna
Actress Connie Britton; actress Zoey Deutch; Lori McKenna performs.
s02e105 / Lisa Kudrow, Josh Earnest, Tony Rock
Actress Lisa Kudrow; former White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest; comic Tony Rock.
s02e106 / Patrick Stewart, Chris Colfer, Roy Wood Jr.
Actor Patrick Stewart; actor Chris Colfer; comic Roy Wood Jr.
s02e107 / Hugh Jackman, Condola Rashad, The Flaming Lips
Actor Hugh Jackman; actress Condola Rashad; The Flaming Lips perform.
s02e108 / Anderson Cooper, Judd Apatow, Jidenna
Journalist Anderson Cooper; producer Judd Apatow; Jidenna performs.
s02e109 / Kevin Kline, Jerrod Carmichael, Michael Hayden
Actor Kevin Kline; actor Jerrod Carmichael; retired Gen. Michael Hayden.
s02e110 / Michael Ian Black, Jackson Galaxy
Actor Michael Ian Black; cat behaviorist Jackson Galaxy.
s02e111 / Kristen Stewart, Maz Jobrani, Dawes
Actress Kristen Stewart; actor Maz Jobrani; Dawes performs.
s02e112 / Felicity Huffman, Jurnee Smollett-Bell
Actress Felicity Huffman; actress Jurnee Smollett-Bell.
s02e113 / Ewan McGregor, Finn Wittrock, The Shins
Actor Ewan McGregor; actor Finn Wittrock; The Shins perform.
s02e114 / Rick Ross, Ty Dolla $ign
Rapper Rick Ross; Rick Ross and Ty Dolla $ign perform.
s02e115 / Jessica Lange, Bassem Youssef, Todd Barry
Actress Jessica Lange; comic Bassem Youssef; comic Todd Barry.
s02e116 / Bryan Cranston, Audra McDonald, Greer Barnes
Actor Bryan Cranston; actress Audra McDonald; comic Greer Barnes.
s02e117 / Ryan Reynolds, Josh Lucas, Andy Daly, Green Day
Actor Ryan Reynolds; actor Josh Lucas; actor Andy Daly; Green Day performs.
s02e118 / Glenn Close, Michael McKean, H. Jon Benjamin
23rd Mar '17 - 3:35am
Actress Glenn Close; actor Michael McKean; actor H. Jon Benjamin.
s02e119 / Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Jay Chandrasekhar, Aimee Mann
Actresses Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda; director Jay Chandrasekhar; Aimee Mann performs.
s02e120 / Hank Azaria, Kate Walsh, Circus 1903
Actor Hank Azaria; actress Kate Walsh; performance from Circus 1903.
s02e121 / Emma Roberts, Ken Jeong, Luke Bryan, Dierks Bentley
Actress Emma Roberts; actor Ken Jeong; Luke Bryan and Dierks Bentley perform.
s02e122 / Marisa Tomei, Hugh Dancy, Broken Social Scene
Actress Marisa Tomei; actor Hugh Dancy; Broken Social Scene performs.
s02e123 / Susan Sarandon, Joey McIntyre, Robert Klein
Actress Susan Sarandon; singer Joey McIntyre; comic Robert Klein.
s02e124 / Jason Sudeikis, Jennifer Esposito, Joey Bada$$
Actor Jason Sudeikis; actress Jennifer Esposito; Joey Bada$$ performs.
s02e125 / Louis C.K., Ernie Johnson Jr., Father John Misty
Comic Louis C.K.; sportscaster Ernie Johnson Jr.; Father John Misty performs.
s02e126 / Sigourney Weaver, Zosia Mamet, Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, Tommy Vietor, Steve Martin
Actress Sigourney Weaver; actress Zosia Mamet; podcast hosts Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett and Tommy Vietor; special appearance by Steve Martin.
s02e127 / Jessica Lange, Bassem Youssef, Judy Gold (2)
Actress Jessica Lange; journalist Bassem Youssef; comic Judy Gold.
s02e128 / Mandy Patinkin, Zosia Mamet, Jerrod Carmichael
Actor Mandy Patinkin; actress Zosia Mamet; actor Jerrod Carmichael.
s02e129 / Jennifer Hudson, Chris Hayes, Christian Borle
Actress Jennifer Hudson; journalist Chris Hayes; actor Christian Borle.
s02e130 / Alec Baldwin, Charlamagne Tha God, Moshe Kasher, Taj Mahal, Keb' Mo'
Actor Alec Baldwin; radio host Charlamagne Tha God; comic Moshe Kasher; Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo' sit in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human.
s02e131 / Rose Byrne, Lewis Black, P.J. Harvey
Actress Rose Byrne; actor Lewis Black; P.J. Harvey performs.
s02e132 / Elisabeth Moss, Anthony Atamanuik, Sheryl Crow
Actress Elisabeth Moss; comedian Anthony Atamanuik; Sheryl Crow performs.
s02e133 / Rosario Dawson, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Keith Alberstadt
Actress Rosario Dawson; actress Renée Elise Goldsberry; comic Keith Alberstadt.
s02e134 / Allison Janney, Sheryl Sandberg, Marty Stuart
Actress Allison Janney; Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg; Marty Stuart performs.
s02e135 / John Legend, Kelly Osbourne, Dr. John
Singer John Legend performs; TV personality Kelly Osbourne; Dr. John sits in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human.
s02e136 / America Ferrera, Thomas Middleditch, Dave and Virginia Grohl, Preservation Hall Band
Actress America Ferrera; actor Thomas Middleditch; authors Dave and Virginia Grohl; Preservation Hall Band sits in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human.
s02e137 / LL Cool J, Phillipa Soo, Gorillaz
Actor LL Cool J; actress Phillipa Soo; Gorillaz performs.
s02e138 / Tom Hanks, Anna Baryshnikov
Actor Tom Hanks; actress Anna Baryshnikov.
s02e139 / Chris Pratt, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Ryan Adams
Actor Chris Pratt; astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson; Ryan Adams performs.
s02e140 / Amy Schumer, Gabourey Sidibe
Comic Amy Schumer; actress Gabourey Sidibe.
s02e141 / Jim Parsons, Jeff Garlin, Paul Scheer
Actor Jim Parsons; actor Jeff Garlin; actor Paul Scheer.
s02e142 / Charles Barkley, Debra Winger
Retired professional basketball player Charles Barkley; actress Debra Winger.
s02e143 / Richard Gere, Maria Bamford, Perfume Genius
Actor Richard Gere; comic Maria Bamford; Perfume Genius performs.
s02e144 / Rami Malek, Bill Nye, Roger Waters
Actor Rami Malek; scientist Bill Nye; Roger Waters performs.
s02e145 / Jon Stewart, Samantha Bee, John Oliver, Ed Helms, Rob Corddry
Comic Jon Stewart; TV host Samantha Bee; TV host John Oliver; actor Ed Helms; actor Rob Corddry.
s02e146 / Nick Offerman, Megan Mullally, Aaron Taylor Johnson, Dave Matthews, Tim Reynolds
Actors Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally; actor Aaron Taylor Johnson; Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds perform.
s02e147 / Mayim Bialik, Andy Karl, Ramy Youssef
Actress Mayim Bialik; actor Andy Karl; comic Ramy Youssef.
s02e148 / Tracy Morgan, Timothy Simons, Dan Auerbach
Actor Tracy Morgan; actor Timothy Simons; Dan Auerbach performs.
s02e149 / Danny McBride, Jane Krakowski, Metallica
Actor Danny McBride; actress Jane Krakowski; Metallica performs.
s02e150 / Gina Rodriguez, Ben Falcone, Jesus and Mary Chain
Actress Gina Rodriguez; actor Ben Falcone; Jesus and Mary Chain performs.
s02e151 / Julie Chen, Matt Walsh, David Ortiz
Talk show host Julie Chen; actor Matt Walsh; former professional baseball player David Ortiz.
s02e152 / Ricky Gervais, Corey Hawkins, The xx
Actor Ricky Gervais; actor Corey Hawkins; The xx performs.
s02e153 / Jennifer Garner, Demetri Martin, Paula Poundstone
Actress Jennifer Garner; actor Demetri Martin; comic Paula Poundstone.
s02e154 / Rachel Maddow, Ben Platt
TV host Rachel Maddow; Ben Platt performs.
s02e155 / Kevin Spacey, Terry Crews, Rob Huebel
Actor Kevin Spacey; actor Terry Crews; actor Rob Huebel.
s02e156 / Robin Wright, Hannibal Buress, Paul Simon, Bill Frisell
Actress Robin Wright; comic Hannibal Buress; Paul Simon performs with Bill Frisell.
s02e157 / Oscar Isaac, Laurie Metcalf, April Ryan
Actor Oscar Isaac; actress Laurie Metcalf; journalist April Ryan.
s02e158 / Gordon Ramsay, David Sedaris, Pixies
TV personality Gordon Ramsay; author David Sedaris; Pixies perform.
s02e159 / Kevin Hart, Ali Wentworth, The War on Drugs
Comic Kevin Hart; actress Ali Wentworth; The War on Drugs performs.
s02e160 / Salma Hayek, Hasan Minhaj, Feist
Actress Salma Hayek; comic Hasan Minhaj; Feist performs.
s02e161 / Tilda Swinton, Andy Cohen, Jordan Klepper
Actress Tilda Swinton; TV personality Andy Cohen; comic Jordan Klepper.
s02e162 / John Mulaney, Richard Branson, Halsey
Actor John Mulaney; businessman Richard Branson; Halsey performs.
s02e163 / Jim Gaffigan, Anna Chlumsky, Louie Anderson
Comic Jim Gaffigan; actress Anna Chlumsky; comic Louie Anderson.
s02e164 / Uzo Aduba, T.J. Miller, Oliver Stone
Actress Uzo Aduba; actor T.J. Miller; filmmaker Oliver Stone.
s02e165 / Olivia Wilde, Eddie Izzard, Nick Cave
Actress Olivia Wilde; comic Eddie Izzard; Nick Cave performs.
s02e166 / Trevor Noah, Ilana Glazer, Sam Richardson
TV host Trevor Noah; actress Ilana Glazer; actor Sam Richardson.
s02e167 / Milo Ventimiglia, Judy Greer, Keith Alberstadt
Actor Milo Ventimiglia; actress Judy Greer; comic Keith Alberstadt.
s02e168 / Scarlett Johansson, Bill Burr, Fleet Foxes
Actress Scarlett Johansson; comic Bill Burr; Fleet Foxes performs.
s02e169 / Seth Rogen, Kumail Nanjiani, Paul Shaffer & The World's Most Dangerous Band
Actor Seth Rogen; actor Kumail Nanjiani; Paul Shaffer & The World's Most Dangerous Band performs.
s02e170 / Ice Cube, Marc Maron, Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit
Rapper Ice Cube; comic Marc Maron; Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit performs.
s02e171 / Jeffrey Tambor, John Benjamin Hickey, Lake Street Dive
Actor Jeffrey Tambor; actor John Benjamin Hickey; Lake Street Dive performs.
s02e172 / Michael Keaton, Zoe Kazan, Tom Shillue
Actor Michael Keaton; actress Zoe Kazan; comic Tom Shillue.
s02e173 / Eric Stonestreet, John McEnroe, Lillie Mae
Actor Eric Stonestreet; retired tennis player John McEnroe; Lillie Mae performs.
s02e174 / Josh Duhamel, Justin Bartha, Brian Greene
Actor Josh Duhamel; actor Justin Bartha; physicist Brian Greene.
s02e175 / Naomi Watts, Ari Graynor, Swet Shop Boys
Actress Naomi Watts; actress Ari Graynor; Swet Shop Boys perform.
s02e176 / Michael Keaton, John McEnroe
After a new opening monolog and look back at the best moments of the week, an earlier interview with actor Michael Keaton gets bonus footage, and the interview with retired tennis player John McEnroe is revisited.
s02e177 / Woody Harrelson, Cobie Smulders, Emmylou Harris and Her Red Dirt Boys
Actor Woody Harrelson; actress Cobie Smulders; Emmylou Harris and Her Red Dirt Boys perform.
s02e178 / Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, Andy Serkis
TV hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski; actor Andy Serkis; Joe Scarborough performs.
s02e179 / John Oliver, Mike Birbiglia, Michael Showalter
TV host John Oliver; comic Mike Birbiglia; actor Michael Showalter.
s02e180 / Ashton Kutcher, Rob Corddry, The New Pornographers
Actor Ashton Kutcher; actor Rob Corddry; The New Pornographers perform.
s02e181 / John Oliver, Woody Harrelson, Emmylou Harris
After a new opening monolog, Midnight Confessions, and a bonus segment with John Oliver, we revisit a recent interview with Woody Harrelson and a recent performance by Emmylou Harris.
s02e182 / Al Gore, Issa Rae, Sufjan Stevens, Nico Muhly, Bryce Dessner, James McAlister
Russia week begins; former Vice President Al Gore; actress Issa Rae; Sufjan Stevens, Nico Muhly, Bryce Dessner, and James McAlister perform.
s02e183 / Keegan-Michael Key, Cillian Murphy
Russia week continues; actor Keegan-Michael Key; actor Cillian Murphy.
s02e184 / James McAvoy, Matteo Lane
Russia week continues; actor James McAvoy; comic Matteo Lane.
s02e185 / Jason Bateman, Muse
Russia week continues; actor Jason Bateman; Muse performs.
s02e186 / Kenneth Branagh, Cara Delevingne
Russia week concludes; actor Kenneth Branagh; actress Cara Delevingne.
s02e187 / Paul Bettany, Laura Benanti, Tyler the Creator
Actor Paul Bettany; actress Laura Benanti; Tyler, The Creator performs.
s02e188 / Charlie Rose, Jessica Williams, Max Brooks
TV host Charlie Rose; actress Jessica Williams; author Max Brooks.
s02e189 / Michael Moore, Sutton Foster, 6LACK
Filmmaker Michael Moore; actress Sutton Foster; 6LACK performs.
s02e190 / Samantha Bee, Gillian Jacobs, Spoon
TV host Samantha Bee; actress Gillian Jacobs; Spoon performs.
s02e191 / Charlie Rose, Jessica Williams
Stephen welcomes journalist Charlie Rose and actress Jessica Williams.
s02e192 / Matthew McConaughey, Vanessa Bayer
Actor Matthew McConaughey; actress Vanessa Bayer.
s02e193 / Al Franken, Adam Conover, Randy Newman
Sen. Al Franken; comic Adam Conover; Randy Newman performs.
s02e194 / Dave Chappelle, James Van Der Beek, Joe Walsh
Comic Dave Chappelle; actor James Van Der Beek; musician Joe Walsh.
s02e195 / Anthony Mackie, Elizabeth Olsen, Arcade Fire
Actor Anthony Mackie; actress Elizabeth Olsen; Arcade Fire performs.
s02e196 / Al Franken, Joe Walsh
After a new opening monolog, we revisit a recent interview with Senator Al Franken, and a recent performance by Joe Walsh.
s02e197 / Laura Dern, Leah Remini, Trombone Shorty
Actress Laura Dern; actress Leah Remini; Trombone Shorty performs.
s02e198 / Christoph Waltz, Chris O'Dowd, Sean Evans
Actor Christoph Waltz; actor Chris O'Dowd; YouTube personality Sean Evans.
s02e199 / Robert Pattinson, David Tennant, Niecy Nash
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The problem is that with form comes the implication that the function is somewhat lacking. That beautiful has become synonymous with brainless is no less discriminatory than any other isms we've tried to eradicate though it remains a prejudice that endures without much controversy. No one needs reminding that what happened in Ferguson, Missouri, is wrong; we still need a little prompting to remember that not all models are dumber than a bag of hammer handles.
A quick ride in the 2014 Evoque is enough to dispel that at least the automotive equivalent of that myth is unfounded. Step inside the surprisingly roomy sport cute and the same hipsterish modernity that characterizes the exterior continues inside. Only, in this case it's backed up by all manner of goodies. Range Rover's eight-inch touchscreen on-board computer system is one of the more easily deciphered in the business. Oh, I could complain that the headers look a trifle Fisher Price-ish compared to the sophistication with some systems' Apple-like icons and a simple knob will always remain an easier way to simply change radio stations. But the rest of the computerization is straightforward, the rear-facing camera one of the best and, this being Land Rover, there's even an off-road version of its navigation protocol.
2014 Range Rover Evoque Dynamic
I tested the only slightly less comely four-door version of the Evoque (the two-door version is decidedly studly but has seriously compromised rear sight lines thanks to its even swoopier rear roofline and smaller rear window) and, unlike Land Rover's past efforts at sport cutes, there's plenty of room in the rear seats. More importantly, the rear door openings are big enough for easy ingress/egress. The LR2's door opening are so narrow that anyone wearing larger than size nines had to perform a little ankle-twisting pas de deux to fit their Clem Kadiddlehoppers through the narrow door hatch. Not so with the Evoque, which is nearly as accommodating as a Range Rover Sport. The rear cargo space is also surprisingly spacious, mainly because, despite said stylish silhouette, the rear roofline is still relatively high. Various cargo rails, electric outlets and bungee attachment points offer further tools of utility.
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It must all work because the 2014 Evoque is rated at 9.9 L/100 km in the city and 6.6 L/100 km on the highway, both significant improvements over the 11.4/7.1 of the last Evoque I tested. My 2014 Dynamic model averaged 11.4 L/100 km overall, which may be a far cry from the 8.4 L/100 km Natural Resources Canada claims for the baby Range Rover, but about 1.0 L/100 km less than the last Evoque I tested in similar conditions.
In the car business, as with most things in life, a pretty face opens doors previously closed. Only character, however, has staying power. There's a reason that the Evoque has proven so successful — 122,758 sold in Land Rover's fiscal 2013, 35% of their 353,789 total sales — in probably the most competitive segment — luxury sport cutes — in the business. It leads with that pretty face, but backs it all up with ability. Form meets function and they get along just fine.
Type of vehicle All-wheel-drive four door sports utility
Engine 2.0L DOHC turbocharged inline four
Power 240 hp @ 5,500 rpm; 250 lb.-ft. of torque @ 1,750 rpm
Transmission nine-speed automatic
Brakes Four-wheel disc with ABS
Tires P245/55R20
Price (base/as tested) $60,895; $67,020
Destination charge $1,470
Natural Resources Canada fuel economy (L/100 km) 9.9 city, 6.6 highway
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Not suprised at all---although Gabby herself seemed shocked at her SP score (maybe she forgot she doubled the lutz). She landed only 3 triples in the FS, popping a lutz and flip and falling on a loop. She may have been affected by the altitude, especially in the FS.
What confused me was her interpretation of the FS music (Samson and Delilah). That music seems suited to a seductive approach, but Gabby tore through the program as if she was trying to set a speed record. She rushed her jumps so much that she was off-balance and that itself contributed to the pops and fall. I can't help wondering if she's feeling the pressure of being #1 Canadian lady. She's got to learn to relax a bit or this will be a tough year for her.
Thanks chuckiem. I did not see the skate so appreciate your comments.
For sure Gabby needs to get her ducks in a row. She has some tough competition coming up at Skate Canada, including Tuktamysheva and Yamashita, who finished 1st and 3rd at Lombardia. This week, Tursynbaeva makes her season debut at Nepela, and Medvedeva makes hers at the Autumn Classic; Higuchi and Matsuda will be there as well. By the end of this week, Gabby will be able to size up her main SC competition and know what she must do to be ready for it.
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package org.apache.flink.table.runtime.runners.python.scalar;

import org.apache.flink.api.common.typeutils.TypeSerializer;
import org.apache.flink.api.java.typeutils.runtime.RowSerializer;
import org.apache.flink.core.memory.DataOutputViewStreamWrapper;
import org.apache.flink.fnexecution.v1.FlinkFnApi;
import org.apache.flink.python.env.ProcessPythonEnvironmentManager;
import org.apache.flink.python.env.PythonDependencyInfo;
import org.apache.flink.python.env.PythonEnvironmentManager;
import org.apache.flink.table.functions.python.PythonFunctionInfo;
import org.apache.flink.table.runtime.typeutils.PythonTypeUtils;
import org.apache.flink.table.runtime.utils.PassThroughPythonScalarFunctionRunner;
import org.apache.flink.table.runtime.utils.PythonTestUtils;
import org.apache.flink.table.types.logical.BigIntType;
import org.apache.flink.table.types.logical.RowType;
import org.apache.flink.types.Row;

import org.apache.beam.runners.fnexecution.control.JobBundleFactory;
import org.apache.beam.runners.fnexecution.control.RemoteBundle;
import org.apache.beam.runners.fnexecution.control.StageBundleFactory;
import org.apache.beam.sdk.fn.data.FnDataReceiver;
import org.apache.beam.sdk.util.WindowedValue;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Objects;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers.any;
import static org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers.argThat;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.spy;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.times;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.verify;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

/**
 * Tests for {@link PythonScalarFunctionRunner}. These test that:
 *
 *

 *
The input data type and output data type are properly constructed

 *
The UDF proto is properly constructed

 *

 */
public class PythonScalarFunctionRunnerTest extends AbstractPythonScalarFunctionRunnerTest<Row> {

	@Test
	public void testInputOutputDataTypeConstructedProperlyForSingleUDF() throws Exception {
		final PythonScalarFunctionRunner runner = (PythonScalarFunctionRunner) createSingleUDFRunner();

		// check input TypeSerializer
		TypeSerializer inputTypeSerializer = runner.getInputTypeSerializer();
		assertEquals(1, ((RowSerializer) inputTypeSerializer).getArity());
	}

	@Test
	public void testInputOutputDataTypeConstructedProperlyForMultipleUDFs() throws Exception {
		final PythonScalarFunctionRunner runner = (PythonScalarFunctionRunner) createMultipleUDFRunner();

		// check input TypeSerializer
		TypeSerializer inputTypeSerializer = runner.getInputTypeSerializer();
		assertEquals(3, ((RowSerializer) inputTypeSerializer).getArity());
	}

	@Test
	public void testInputOutputDataTypeConstructedProperlyForChainedUDFs() throws Exception {
		final PythonScalarFunctionRunner runner = (PythonScalarFunctionRunner) createChainedUDFRunner();

		// check input TypeSerializer
		TypeSerializer inputTypeSerializer = runner.getInputTypeSerializer();
		assertEquals(5, ((RowSerializer) inputTypeSerializer).getArity());
	}

	@Test
	public void testUDFProtoConstructedProperlyForSingleUDF() throws Exception {
		final AbstractPythonScalarFunctionRunner<Row> runner = createSingleUDFRunner();

		FlinkFnApi.UserDefinedFunctions udfs = runner.getUserDefinedFunctionsProto();
		assertEquals(1, udfs.getUdfsCount());

		FlinkFnApi.UserDefinedFunction udf = udfs.getUdfs(0);
		assertEquals(1, udf.getInputsCount());
		assertEquals(0, udf.getInputs(0).getInputOffset());
	}

	@Test
	public void testUDFProtoConstructedProperlyForMultipleUDFs() throws Exception {
		final AbstractPythonScalarFunctionRunner<Row> runner = createMultipleUDFRunner();

		FlinkFnApi.UserDefinedFunctions udfs = runner.getUserDefinedFunctionsProto();
		assertEquals(2, udfs.getUdfsCount());

		FlinkFnApi.UserDefinedFunction udf = udfs.getUdfs(0);
		assertEquals(2, udf.getInputsCount());
		assertEquals(0, udf.getInputs(0).getInputOffset());
		assertEquals(1, udf.getInputs(1).getInputOffset());

		udf = udfs.getUdfs(1);
		assertEquals(2, udf.getInputsCount());
		assertEquals(0, udf.getInputs(0).getInputOffset());
		assertEquals(2, udf.getInputs(1).getInputOffset());
	}

	@Test
	public void testUDFProtoConstructedProperlyForChainedUDFs() throws Exception {
		final PythonScalarFunctionRunner runner = (PythonScalarFunctionRunner) createChainedUDFRunner();

		FlinkFnApi.UserDefinedFunctions udfs = runner.getUserDefinedFunctionsProto();
		assertEquals(3, udfs.getUdfsCount());

		FlinkFnApi.UserDefinedFunction udf = udfs.getUdfs(0);
		assertEquals(2, udf.getInputsCount());
		assertEquals(0, udf.getInputs(0).getInputOffset());
		assertEquals(1, udf.getInputs(1).getInputOffset());

		udf = udfs.getUdfs(1);
		assertEquals(2, udf.getInputsCount());
		assertEquals(0, udf.getInputs(0).getInputOffset());
		FlinkFnApi.UserDefinedFunction chainedUdf = udf.getInputs(1).getUdf();
		assertEquals(2, chainedUdf.getInputsCount());
		assertEquals(1, chainedUdf.getInputs(0).getInputOffset());
		assertEquals(2, chainedUdf.getInputs(1).getInputOffset());

		udf = udfs.getUdfs(2);
		chainedUdf = udf.getInputs(0).getUdf();
		assertEquals(2, chainedUdf.getInputsCount());
		assertEquals(1, chainedUdf.getInputs(0).getInputOffset());
		assertEquals(3, chainedUdf.getInputs(1).getInputOffset());
		chainedUdf = udf.getInputs(1).getUdf();
		assertEquals(2, chainedUdf.getInputsCount());
		assertEquals(3, chainedUdf.getInputs(0).getInputOffset());
		assertEquals(4, chainedUdf.getInputs(1).getInputOffset());
	}

	@Test
	public void testPythonScalarFunctionRunner() throws Exception {
		JobBundleFactory jobBundleFactorySpy = spy(JobBundleFactory.class);
		FnDataReceiver<byte[]> resultReceiverSpy = spy(FnDataReceiver.class);
		final AbstractGeneralPythonScalarFunctionRunner<Row> runner =
			createUDFRunner(jobBundleFactorySpy, resultReceiverSpy);

		StageBundleFactory stageBundleFactorySpy = spy(StageBundleFactory.class);
		when(jobBundleFactorySpy.forStage(any())).thenReturn(stageBundleFactorySpy);
		RemoteBundle remoteBundleSpy = spy(RemoteBundle.class);
		when(stageBundleFactorySpy.getBundle(any(), any(), any())).thenReturn(remoteBundleSpy);
		Map<String, FnDataReceiver> inputReceivers = new HashMap<>();
		FnDataReceiver<WindowedValue<?>> windowedValueReceiverSpy = spy(FnDataReceiver.class);
		inputReceivers.put("input", windowedValueReceiverSpy);
		when(remoteBundleSpy.getInputReceivers()).thenReturn(inputReceivers);

		runner.open();
		verify(jobBundleFactorySpy, times(1)).forStage(any());

		// verify stageBundleFactory.getBundle is called during startBundle
		verify(stageBundleFactorySpy, times(0)).getBundle(any(), any(), any());
		runner.startBundle();
		verify(stageBundleFactorySpy, times(1)).getBundle(any(), any(), any());

		runner.processElement(Row.of(1L));
		ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
		runner.getInputTypeSerializer().serialize(Row.of(1L), new DataOutputViewStreamWrapper(baos));

		// verify remoteBundle.close() is called during finishBundle
		verify(remoteBundleSpy, times(0)).close();
		runner.finishBundle();
		verify(remoteBundleSpy, times(1)).close();

		// verify the input element is processed and the result is hand over to the result receiver.
		verify(resultReceiverSpy, times(1)).accept(argThat(
			value -> Objects.deepEquals(value, baos.toByteArray())));
	}

	@Override
	public AbstractGeneralPythonScalarFunctionRunner<Row> createPythonScalarFunctionRunner(
		final PythonFunctionInfo[] pythonFunctionInfos,
		RowType inputType,
		RowType outputType) {
		final FnDataReceiver<byte[]> dummyReceiver = input -> {
			// ignore the execution results
		};

		final PythonEnvironmentManager environmentManager =
			new ProcessPythonEnvironmentManager(
				new PythonDependencyInfo(new HashMap<>(), null, null, new HashMap<>(), "python"),
				new String[] {System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir")},
				new HashMap<>());

		return new PythonScalarFunctionRunner(
			"testPythonRunner",
			dummyReceiver,
			pythonFunctionInfos,
			environmentManager,
			inputType,
			outputType,
			Collections.emptyMap(),
			PythonTestUtils.createMockFlinkMetricContainer());
	}

	private AbstractGeneralPythonScalarFunctionRunner<Row> createUDFRunner(
		JobBundleFactory jobBundleFactory, FnDataReceiver<byte[]> receiver) {
		PythonFunctionInfo[] pythonFunctionInfos = new PythonFunctionInfo[] {
			new PythonFunctionInfo(
				DummyPythonFunction.INSTANCE,
				new Integer[]{0})
		};

		RowType rowType = new RowType(Collections.singletonList(new RowType.RowField("f1", new BigIntType())));

		final PythonEnvironmentManager environmentManager =
			new ProcessPythonEnvironmentManager(
				new PythonDependencyInfo(new HashMap<>(), null, null, new HashMap<>(), "python"),
				new String[] {System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir")},
				new HashMap<>());

		return new PassThroughPythonScalarFunctionRunner<Row>(
			"testPythonRunner",
			receiver,
			pythonFunctionInfos,
			environmentManager,
			rowType,
			rowType,
			Collections.emptyMap(),
			jobBundleFactory,
			PythonTestUtils.createMockFlinkMetricContainer()) {
			@Override
			public TypeSerializer<Row> getInputTypeSerializer() {
				return (RowSerializer) PythonTypeUtils.toFlinkTypeSerializer(getInputType());
			}
		};
	}
}

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The Survey Project
Filipino American
Noel Shaw Papers
January 28, 2015 November 17, 2021 APA Staff
Date Range: 1992 – 2003
Survey Conducted: Thu, 2010-11-11
Creator: Shaw, Noel
History: Born in 1961 in New York City, Noel Shaw is a filmmaker and writer whose work explores the experiences of the Filipino diaspora and highlights the diversity within it. Most recently, he directed, produced, and wrote the short Kundiman (Pinoy Noir Films, 2008), which illustrates the impact of politics on an individual's life. His work has been screened at the London Film Festival, Brussels International Independent Film Festival, the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, and the Asian American International Film Festival in New York City. He served as the Distribution & Marketing Director at Third World Newsreel from 1999 to 2001 and as the Publications Director at the Asian American Writers' Workshop from 2001 to 2004.
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Peeling Records
Survey Conducted: Sun, 2012-11-04 and Thu, 2009-09-17
Creator: Peeling
History: Peeling was a New York City based collective (1995-2005) of writers, performers, directors and producers. Using autobiography as a departure point, their collaborations were an exploration of contemporary Asian American identities through the development of original theater work. Originally founded in 1995 as "Peeling the Banana" by director/performer Gary San Angel at the Asian American Writers' Workshop, the group developed many of its pieces through physical theater and improvisation work, which were later transcribed; others were written and further developed through group workshops. At the time, no other such group existed on the East Coast and many talented artists got their start in or had at one time been members of the group. With sold out performances at the Joseph Papp Public Theater, Second Stage, Highways Performance Space (Los Angeles), the Desh Pardesh Festival (Toronto), as well as numerous colleges and universities, Peeling the Banana presented its poignant blend of poetry, theater, dance, and music to audiences across the country.
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Ma-Yi Theater Company Records
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Survey Conducted: Mon, 2008-11-24
Creator: Ma-Yi Theater Company
History: The Ma-Yi Theater Company is a non-profit professional organization that gives voice to Asian American experiences through the development of plays and performances that push Asian American aesthetics beyond stereotypical Orientalist markers. The name "Ma-Yi" comes from the pre-colonial name of the islands that the Spanish named the Philippines. Ma-Yi was founded in 1989 by a group of six former University of the Philippines students and Godabil Theater Company members. Godabil arose in the Philippines during the politically tumultuous last years of Ferdinand Marcos' dictatorship (1965-1986). Member actors employed vaudeville expressionism as a form of street protest until notice of its activities by the military impelled some of its members to emigrate. Years later, several former members reuniting in New York City decided to found the Ma-Yi Filipino Theater Ensemble, Inc. as a means to address concerns about the stereotypical nature and paucity of roles available to aspiring Filipino actors. The company originally held a predominantly Filipino orientation but it has since expanded to become a venue for pan-Asian American talent and works. The company initially solicited and translated plays from the Philippines, but soon found that plays produced by Filipino Americans better resonated with their America-based audience. In 1999, the company made a decision to expand their mission to cover works of American playwrights of all Asian origins. Read more →
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Robert Lee and Eleanor Yung Papers, Asian American Arts Centre Collection
Survey Conducted: Tue, 2011-01-25
Creator: Lee, Robert (b.1944) and Yung, Eleanor (b.1946); Asian American Arts Centre
History: Partners Robert Lee, an author and curator, and Eleanor Yung, a choreographer and acupuncturist, were both involved in establishing the Asian American Arts Centre (AAAC). In addition to the AAAC, Lee and Yung have held leadership roles in national and New York City-based Asian American cultural and political organizations, dedicating their careers to supporting Asian American artists and their work. Read more →
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Filipino American Human Services, Inc. Records
Creator: Filipino American Human Services, Inc.
History: Founded in 1993, Filipino American Human Services, Inc. was the first social services organization to serve the Filipino and Filipino American community in New York City. Recognizing that Filipino Americans were underserved in the realm of social services, the Asian American Federation (AAF), under the consultation of its two Filipino board members at the time, Dr. Jean Raymundo Lobell and Attorney Reuben Seguritan, organized the Filipino American Planning Initiative Forum in November 1992. It was a result of this forum and funding from AAF that FAHSI was founded. Read more →
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Asian/American Center (A/AC) at Queens College Records
Creator: Asian/American Center (A/AC) at Queens College
History: The Asian/American Center (A/AC) at Queens College, City University of New York, is committed to producing and supporting community-based research on the diverse populations that make up the Asian diaspora in the Americas. Founded in 1987, the A/AC organizes research projects, conferences, and seminars, in addition to publishing a series of working papers by academics and community leaders, all of which examine the history and other aspects of Asian American experiences. The A/AC also works to support Asian American Studies. In 2010, for the first time at Queens College, the A/AC began offering courses in the field, allowing students to minor in Asian American Studies. The A/AC is also building a new resource lounge, which will house multimedia materials on Asian Americans.
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Asian Women in Business Records
Creator: Asian Women in Business
*Note: As of 2021, Asian Women in Business is no longer an active organization.
History: The non-profit organization, Asian Women in Business (AWIB), was founded in 1995 to provide resources and support for Asian women entrepreneurs. AWIB hosts workshops, seminars, conferences, and networking events to support the development of Asian women in business and since its founding has served over 27,000 women and people of color through its programming. Driven by a desire to increase the number of women and minority owned businesses, AWIB sponsors an annual Procurement Conference, at which minority women business entrepreneurs have the opportunity to establish relationships with corporate and government buyers, as well as an annual Asian Women's Corporate Leadership Conference and Leadership Awards Ceremony and Dinner. To encourage young Asian women to attend college and assume leadership positions, AWIB awards an annual academic scholarship.
Advocacy groups, Asian, Asian American, China, Chinese, Chinese American, Entrepreneurs, Filipino, Filipino American, Indian, Japan, Japanese, Japanese American, Korea, Korean, Korean American, New York (state), Professional organization, Singaporean, South Asian, South Asian American, Southeast Asian, Southeast Asian American, United States, Vietnamese, Women's Organizations Leave a comment
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA) Records
Survey Conducted: Wed, 2011-05-11
Creator: Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA)
History: Dedicated to the needs and concerns of Asian Pacific American (APA) workers the foundations for the creation of the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA) were laid in 1990 when a number of APA labor activists presented the AFL-CIO with a proposal to better address a continued under-representation among APA workers in the labor movement by forming a national APA labor organization. Following the lessons learned from the examples of APA labor leaders in history, they understood the necessity of forming labor alliances, and sought to get more APA workers into unions, especially, those working in historically important industries such as garment factories and restaurants.The founders recognized that, in addition to traditional issues like fair wages, health care, and dignity, APA workers faced other challenges and workplace discrimination. Despite the popularity of a 'model minority myth' about Asian Pacific Americans, there are many misunderstandings about the ability of many Asian Pacific Americans to achieve economic security and prosperity. While the median income of APA workers is higher than the national average, there is tremendous difference between specific ethnic groups – some experience high rates of poverty and others have incomes that are substantially loser than the national average. Other disadvantages related to immigration status, discrimination, language ability and education force many Asian Pacific Americans into low-paying and insecure jobs, often accompanied by exploitation, discrimination and harsh conditions.
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Asian American Writers' Workshop Records
Creator: Asian American Writers' Workshop Records
History: Asian American Writer's Workshop (AAWW) was founded in 1991 as a nonprofit literary arts organization dedicated to the creation, publishing, development, and dissemination of Asian American creative writing. AAWW supports writers of the Asian American community by making grants, offering workshops, helping to publish and publicize their works, establishing an in-house reading room to facilitate access to Asian American literature, and instituting the Annual Asian American Literary Arts Ceremony, held since 1998 to recognize outstanding writing in poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, memoirs, stage plays and screenplays. In addition to sponsoring readings, book parties, and panel discussions for writers, AAWW runs various youth arts programs that engage NYC students in discussions of race and identity, offers writing classes, and instructions on making videos. Semi-annually, AAWW publishes literary anthologies and the Asian Pacific American Journal . It also publishes Ten magazine, which features articles about writers and writing. Through its programming and service as an educational resource center for Asian American literature and awareness, AAWW seeks to encourage the telling of diverse stories and diverse ways of telling stories for the important contributions they make towards increasing community visibility and the building of a collective history.
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Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF) Records
Creator: Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF)
History: Founded in 1974, the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF) is a national organization that protects and promotes the civil rights of Asian Americans. By litigation, advocacy, education, and organizing, AALDEF works with Asian American communities across the country to secure human rights for all.
Currently, the organization focuses on economic justice for workers, immigrants' rights and post 9/11 civil liberties, voting rights, language access to services, affirmative action, youth rights and educational equity, housing and environmental justice, and the elimination of hate violence, police misconduct and human trafficking.
Summary: The collection consists largely of litigation files from AALDEF's cases, dating from 1970 to 2005. These include immigration, affirmative action, and workers' compensation cases; suits against restaurants such as Jing Fong, New Silver Palace, East River Chinese Restaurant; suits against the City of New York; and suits against other employers. General subject files contain clippings, correspondence and other information about immigration, labor, and housing, including the first Chinatown Labor Fair. These range in date from 1978 to 1992.
Total Size: 27.0 linear feet
APA-related Size: 27.0 linear feet
Arrangement: other
Location: Tamiment Library/Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, New York University
Bibliographic Control: finding aid
Finding Aid Link: http://dlib.nyu.edu/findingaids/html/tamwag/tam_321/
Conditions Governing Access: Contact repository for detailed information on conditions governing access.
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Q: Spacetime diagrams and their interpretation Recently started an introductory course of relativity, and started learning about space time diagrams.
I couldn't figure out what are the uses of a spacetime diagram as an alternative to Lorentz transformations. When will one be better to use? Also, how can one use them instead of a Lorentz transformation, such as for deducing length contraction and time dilation?

A: Minkowski diagrams are related to the Lorentz transformations in the same way a graph is related to its funcion. You don't need the graph of $x^2$ to understand its behavior, but it can come in handy. It's useful, for example, to solve paradoxes like the ladder paradox or the twin paradox.
As for your other question, while it's easy to see length contraction on a Minkowski diagram, it's not that easy to measure it, because you can't just grab a ruler and measure lengths: the curves of constant length in facts aren't the good old straight lines of $R^2$, but are indeed hyperboles.

A:
I couldn't figure out what are the uses of a spacetime diagram as an alternative to Lorentz transformations.

They're not alternatives to each other. You can in fact represent a Lorentz transformation on a spacetime diagram. There is a nice modern pedagogy for teaching special relativity in which we do exactly this. The usual presentation is that you keep the events (points) fixed, while representing the change of coordinates as a distortion of the coordinate grid into a new coordinate grid shaped like a parallelogram. Some presentations in this style are:

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*Takeuchi

*Mermin

*my own SR book, which is free online

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A documentary film in progress about Garfield County Colorado. and how the industrial practice of "Fracking" is threatening the health and well being of local residents .
Unpacks a claim often abused when promoting shale gas development across the world.
"This report shows that states across the nation are betraying one of the basic agreements between government and the governed: to enforce the law. That betrayal feeds into the growing lack of confidence that government should be about equal treatment and not about financial or political clout.
Read this article from The Dallas Morning News about the widespread evidence of emissions: Most Barnett Shale facilities release emissions.
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Samir Khan a Muslim TikTok Star who condemned wearing masks and asked his fans to trust god is now tested corona positive
Rituparna Dutta
The TikTok sensation of Madhya Pradesh's Sagar district who was trying to be too cool to wear a cloth mask to prevent the deadly virus is now tested positive. The world has witnessed more than 1,10,000 deaths and India has more than 8400 confirmed cases. Fortunately, India has not entered the third phase of mass contamination which would have led to mass deaths. But certain notorious elements were creating ruckus that could have led to disastrous results.
One such person was Samir Khan who reportedly is a TikTok sensation from Madhya Pradesh and was spreading social messages against social distancing. He made a video stating, "Bhai iss kapde ke tukde pe kya bharosa rakhna hai, rakhna hai toh uss uparwaale pe rakho." He clearly advocates the non-usage of facial masks, and further seems to think that the almighty will protect people like him. In the background, the song lyrics of Kun Faya Kun can be heard."
Samir Khan, seen mocking coronavirus masks in this viral TikTok video has now been tested positive for coronavirus. In the video he is seen saying that he does not trust a piece of cloth, rather he trusts the lord almighty - Allah.
May good sense prevail!! pic.twitter.com/G50sW2wCZV
— Priti Gandhi (@MrsGandhi) April 11, 2020
But now the tables have turned, as now he has become the first positive case of Madhya Pradesh's Sagar district and is currently in the quarantine ward. He made a video from the isolation ward of the hospital and was emotional. He asked his supposed fans to pray for his speedy recovery and said that as he is tested positive, he won't be able to make further videos.
Currently, India is trying to control the epidemic by ensuring strict measures like complete lockdown, social distancing and wearing masks. It is one of the reasons that the country hasn't reached stage three. The data of infected countries like Czech Republic, Slovakia, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong,etc. State that wearing a mask helps a lot in spreading the virus and should be worn all the time.
Let's hope the incident of Samir Khan will set an example for antisocial elements and will help them realise they are putting their and others life in danger.
Sonu Sood Warns The User Of His Fake Twitter Account And Threatens To Get Him Arrested
KGF Chapter 2: First Look Of Most Awaited Movie Unveiled With Arrival Of Yash As Rocky Bhai
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WhatsApp Users Can Safeguard Their Account From Hackers In 4 Simple Steps
A Transgender Boy Commits Suicide Taking Inspiration From Sushant Singhs Suicide Case
A Lady Doctor Assaulted By Telangana Police While She Was On Her Way To The Hospital, And She Is Not The Only One!
20,000 Chinese Tourists Walked Into Huangshan National Park Breaking The Social Distancing Norm


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Q: decommission cassandra nodes after migration having initial_tokens set Cassandra Version: Apache Cassandra 3.7
I have migrated a cassandra cluster following below link from datastax in which we have set inital_tokens into new cluster.
https://docs.datastax.com/en/cassandra/3.0/cassandra/operations/opsSnapshotRestoreNewCluster.html
Migration is successful, My question is that we have set inital_tokes on new cluster similar to old cluster, Now i want to decommission some of the nodes of new cluster.
1. What are the considerations or changes required before using nodetool decommission command
2. What will happen to the data if i remove the node by decommissioning because initial_tokens is still set in all the cassandra nodes
Please help me on above questions

A: Update:
As per the documentation http://cassandra.apache.org/doc/latest/configuration/cassandra_config_file.html, We can use initial_tokens along with num_tokens. However initially when cluster is set up initial_tokens setting will take precedence over num_tokens and from subsequent restarts num_tokens will take prcedence over initial_tokens setting.
So in my use, I have performed rolling restart on cassandra cluster and then started decommissioning nodes one by one.


Drawing inspiration from her island upbringing in Hawaii and Micronesia, Misa Hamamoto incorporates her affinity with nature through sculpted organic forms and precious and semiprecious gemstones. Through the ancient art of lost-wax casting, she skillfully carves her designs from wax, which then undergo a casting process that solidifies molten metal.
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Medina Spirit Claims the Garland of Roses in the 147th Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve
LOUISVILLE, KY., (May 1, 2020) – Churchill Downs Incorporated ("CDI" or the "Company") (Nasdaq: CHDN) announced today that Medina Spirit claimed the Garland of Roses in the 147th running of the $3 million Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve. The Company reported that 51,838 fans reveled under cloudless skies to watch as the "Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports" triumphantly returned to the first Saturday in May at Churchill Downs Racetrack ("Churchill Downs").
Wagering from all-sources on the Kentucky Derby Day program totaled $233.0 million up 85% compared to the 2020 Kentucky Derby Day program. All-sources wagering on the Kentucky Derby race was $155.4 million up 96% from last year's Derby race.
All-sources handle for Opening Night, Saturday, April 24, through Derby Day, Saturday, May 1, was recorded at $314.6 million, up 79% from last year.
TwinSpires, one of the largest and most profitable online wagering platforms for horse racing, sports and iGaming in the U.S., and the official wagering partner of the Kentucky Derby, recorded preliminary record handle of $62.7 million on Churchill Downs races for the Kentucky Derby Day program, an increase of 66% over the prior year. TwinSpires recorded preliminary record handle on the Kentucky Derby race alone of $40.8 million, up 75% over 2020.
Medina Spirit, owned by Zedan Racing Stables, and bred in Florida by Gail Rice led from the start, held off a spirited rally from Mandaloun and prevailed in a thrilling finish by a 1/2 length. Trainer Bob Baffert secured his 7th Kentucky Derby win eclipsing the record previously shared with Ben Jones. Jockey John Velazquez recorded his 4th Kentucky Derby victory and capped a successful weekend by winning both the Kentucky Oaks and the Kentucky Derby.
"Today it was incredibly gratifying to welcome our fans back to Churchill Downs for the 147th running of the Kentucky Derby," said Bill Carstanjen, CEO of CDI. "We will continue to invest in this iconic event as we create unique and once-in-a-lifetime experiences in the coming years for our guests."
Churchill Downs introduced two new charity efforts this year. A naturalization ceremony was hosted in the Winner's Circle of Churchill Downs as U.S. District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky Benjamin Beaton administered the Oath of Allegiance to five new citizens representing five different countries on the day of America's Greatest Race. CDI hosted nearly 300 representatives from Kentucky's Foster Care sector as guests in the first-ever Kentucky Derby Foster Family Initiative partnership with Jim "Mattress Mack" and in cooperation with Louisville nonprofits Maryhurst and Boys & Girls Haven.
About Churchill Downs Racetrack
Churchill Downs Racetrack ("CDRT"), the world's most legendary racetrack, has been the home of The Kentucky Derby, the longest continually held annual sporting event in the United States, since 1875. Located in Louisville, CDRT features a series of themed race days during Derby Week, including the Kentucky Oaks, and conducts Thoroughbred horse racing during three race meets in the Spring, September, and the Fall. CDRT is located on 175 acres and has a one-mile dirt track, a 7/8-mile turf track, a stabling area, and provides seating for approximately 60,000 guests. The saddling paddock and the stable area has barns sufficient to accommodate 1,400 horses and a 114-room dormitory for backstretch personnel. CDRT also has a year-round simulcast wagering facility. www.ChurchillDowns.com.
Although we believe that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, we can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Important factors, among others, that may materially affect actual results or outcomes include the following: the impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and related economic matters on our results of operations, financial conditions and prospects; the occurrence of extraordinary events, such as terrorist attacks, public health threats, civil unrest, and inclement weather; the effect of economic conditions on our consumers' confidence and discretionary spending or our access to credit; additional or increased taxes and fees; the impact of significant competition, and the expectation the competition levels will increase; changes in consumer preferences, attendance, wagering, and sponsorships; loss of key or highly skilled personnel; lack of confidence in the integrity of our core businesses or any deterioration in our reputation; risks associated with equity investments, strategic alliances and other third-party agreements; inability to respond to rapid technological changes in a timely manner; concentration and evolution of slot machine manufacturing and other technology conditions that could impose additional costs; inability to negotiate agreements with industry constituents, including horsemen and other racetracks; inability to successfully expand our TwinSpires Sports and Casino business and effectively compete; inability to identify and complete expansion, acquisition or divestiture projects, on time, on budget or as planned; difficulty in integrating recent or future acquisitions into our operations; costs and uncertainties relating to the development of new venues and expansion of existing facilities; general risks related to real estate ownership and significant expenditures, including fluctuations in market values and environmental regulations; reliance on our technology services and catastrophic events and system failures disrupting our operations; online security risk, including cyber-security breaches, or loss or misuse of our stored information as a result of a breach, including customers' personal information, could lead to government enforcement actions or other litigation; personal injury litigation related to injuries occurring at our racetracks; compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act or applicable money-laundering regulations; payment-related risks, such as risk associated with fraudulent credit card and debit card use; work stoppages and labor issues; risks related to pending or future legal proceedings and other actions; highly regulated operations and changes in the regulatory environment could adversely affect our business; restrictions in our debt facilities limiting our flexibility to operate our business; failure to comply with the financial ratios and other covenants in our debt facilities and other indebtedness; and increase in our insurance costs, or obtain similar insurance coverage in the future, and inability to recover under our insurance policies for damages sustained at our properties in the event of inclement weather and casualty events.
Churchill Downs Incorporated Launches TwinSpires Sports Mobile App in Tennessee
Churchill Downs Incorporated announced today the launch of its TwinSpires Sports mobile app and desktop product in Tennessee. In addition to horse racing wagering, the TwinSpires brand will now offer Tennessee players a platform to bet on professional sports including NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL and PGA, as well as collegiate sports and events from around the world.
Churchill Downs Incorporated Announces Kentucky Derby Partnership with Kendall-Jackson and La Crema
Churchill Downs Incorporated announced today a four-year partnership that names Kendall-Jackson and La Crema the Preferred Wines of the Kentucky Derby from 2021 through 2024.
Derby City Gaming Celebrates Two Years of Sandefur Dining Room Partnership
Churchill Downs Incorporated property Derby City Gaming is proud to be celebrating two years of service to The Sandefur Dining Room and $75,000 in financial support.


image_recognition Meta package for all image_recognition packages.
image_recognition_rqt RQT tools with helpers testing this interface and training/labeling data.
image_recognition_tensorflow Object recognition with use of Tensorflow. The user can retrain the top layers of a neural network to perform classification with its own dataset as described in this tutorial.
image_recognition_tensorflow_rqt RQT tools for retraining a Tensorflow neural network.
image_recognition_openface ROS wrapper for Openface (https://github.com/cmusatyalab/openface) to detect and recognize faces in images.
image_recognition_skybiometry ROS wrapper for Skybiometry (https://skybiometry.com/) for getting face properties of a detected face, e.g. age estimation, gender estimation etc.
image_recognition_openpose ROS wrapper for Openpose (https://github.com/CMU-Perceptual-Computing-Lab/) for getting poses of 2D images.
image_recognition_jetson ROS wrapper for Jetson Inference (https://github.com/dusty-nv/jetson-inference) for running inference using TensorRT.
image_recognition_keras ROS wrappers for Keras neural nets.


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Sony's Alpha 7RV arrives with AI-powered autofocus
The camera is the first Alpha to feature an AI processing unit for AI-based image recognition.
The latest camera in the A7R series brings an AI chipset for the first time ever in an Alpha camera to greatly improve autofocus. The technology uses deep learning to improve subject recognition and Sony's Bionz XR image processor to fully exploit the capability of the high-resolution, 61MP sesnor. The camera also has a sensitivity of ISO 100 to ISO 32000, up to 15 stops of dynamic range, a variety of 8K and 4K video recording options, and lossless RAW support. The camera also features a 4-axis multi-angle LCD monitor, a 9.44 million dot EVF, and Wi-Fi (802.11ac) 2×2 MIMO and wired SuperSpeed USB 10Gbps connectivity.
$3,898, adorama.com
SonyPhotographyCamerasA7RV
Sony reveals its new flagship camera, the Alpha 1
The new camera brings versatility with a 50.1MP sensor and 8K video.
Sony's new Alpha 7C is the smallest and lightest full-frame camera on the market
The camera is as big as the company's compact APS-C models.
Sony unveils the A7 IV
The full-frame camera features an all-new 33MP sensor.


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Q: How to send query value without URL encoding in go-lang? Example:
package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "log"
    "net/url"
)

func main() {
    u, err := url.Parse("http://bing.com/search?q=dotnet")
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatal(err)
    }
    u.Scheme = "https"
    u.Host = "google.com"
    q := u.Query()
    q.Set("q", "golang../")
    u.RawQuery = q.Encode()
    fmt.Println(u)
}

Output: https://google.com/search?q=golang..%2F here "/" is encoded to "%2F"  what to do if we don't what this and want something like https://google.com/search?q=golang../ I tried to find a lot on google but didn't get anything

A: Set the raw query to what you need, not to the encoded value:
u, err := url.Parse("http://bing.com/search?q=dotnet")
if err != nil {
   log.Fatal(err)
}
u.Scheme = "https"
u.Host = "google.com"
u.RawQuery = fmt.Sprintf("q=golang../")
fmt.Println(u)

A: So I Found an Answer to this here the code
package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "log"
    "net/url"
)

func main() {
    u, err := url.Parse("http://bing.com/search?q=dotnet")
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatal(err)
    }
    u.Scheme = "https"
    u.Host = "google.com"
    q := u.Query()
    q.Set("q", "golang../")
    u.RawQuery = q.Encode()
    decoded,err:=url.QueryUnescape(q.Encode())
    u.RawQuery= decoded
    if err != nil {
        return
    }
    fmt.Println(u)
}

had to use url.QueryUnescape


Jim Francesconi is a member of the Oregon State Board of Higher Education.
"Economic inequality in Multnomah County has a face -- and a name. It has 90,000 faces and names -- the number of county residents who are still unemployed, or underemployed, in the wake of the 2008 Wall Street crash."
Half of Oregon university students are on Pell Grants.
Depends on the definition of "poor"
Says "nearly half of Oregon's children are poor."


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Visiting Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
31 Oct 2020 22 Nov 2020 Jennifer Melroy
Planning a trip to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park and need some help planning your trip?
Here is the National Park Obsessed guide for visiting Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado.
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Where are Acadia National Park's visitor centers?
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The Quick Guide to Visiting Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Basics
Region: Intermountain / Rocky Mountains
Park Size: 30,750 acres (48.05 sq miles) (124.44 sq km)
Location: Montrose County
Closest Cities: Montrose, Colorado
Busy Season: May to August
Visitation: 432,818 (in 2019)
How much does Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Cost?
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park costs the following:
7-day Passenger Vehicle Pass – $25
7-day Motorcycle Pass – $20
7-day Individual Pass – $15
An annual Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Pass cost $45 but it is not recommended you buy this pass. For an extra $35 you can get an American the Beautiful Pass. This $80 pass offers free admission to all 116 fee-charging National Park Units.
When is Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Open?
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is open year-round.
Are dogs allowed in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park?
Yes, pets are welcome in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park but are limited to developed areas such as roads, parking areas, picnic areas, overlooks, campgrounds, and select trails. Please review the Black Canyon of the Gunnison Pet Policy before bringing your dog to Black Canyon of the Gunnison.
Where are Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park's visitor centers?
South Rim Visitor Center – Open Year Around
North Rim Ranger Station – Open Intermittently during Summer
The park now known as Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Parks is on Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute) land.
Thank you to the Native Land Digital for making the Indigenous territories accessible to all. They have mapped the known territories to the best of the current knowledge and is a work in progress. If you have additional information on the Indigenous nations boundaries, please let them know.
Native Land Digital is a registered Canadian not-for-profit organization with the goal to creates spaces where non-Indigenous people can be invited and challenged to learn more about the lands they inhabit, the history of those lands, and how to actively be part of a better future going forward together.
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Jennifer is a long time national park blogger and the founder of National Park Obsessed. She is a dedicated National Park lover who is working on visiting all 62 US National Parks. She has currently been to 53 of the National Parks. She is dedicated to sharing her knowledge of the Parks with others and helping them learn to love the parks as much as she does.
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