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SAG Awards Preview: A Look at the 2023 Race
How hit shows like "House of the Dragon" and films like "Top Gun: Maverick" could fare
Jenelle Riley, Emily Longeretta
The 29th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards are set to take place on Feb. 26 and while it's that time of year to ponder what and who will be nominated, this season presents more questions than ever, as neither a venue nor a network have yet to be announced. Regardless, we take a look at what we do know — who the voting body is, what they mean to the industry and some of the titles that could be popping up at the nominations on Jan. 11.
Who Are the Voters?
The SAG Awards hold a special significance for many because they are actors voting on their peers. They are voted on by members of SAG-AFTRA, the union for actors and performers who work in screen, radio and voiceover. While the group has more than 160,000 members, they have to be in good standing with fully paid dues in order to vote. The SAG Awards website notes: "The number of eligible final voters varies but in the past few years, the count has been between 124,000 and 130,000."
But prior to the awards, the nominees are selected by two smaller groups called the SAG Nominating Committees — one for motion pictures and one for TV. They are 2,500 people on each committee who are selected at random and comprise "paid-up and active SAG-AFTRA members who have not served previously in the past eight years." To encourage voters to see all the performances, "nom comm" members are invited to screenings and events, often with films that aren't available for general release.
The SAG Award nominations will be announced on Jan. 11. All members in good standing can vote for the winners between Jan. 18 and Feb. 24. The SAG Awards will then be announced on Feb. 26.
Does a SAG Award equal Oscar glory?
One of the reasons the SAG Awards are so closely watched is that winners on the film side tend to line up with the eventual Academy Award acting winners. While on the TV side it's unknown how much overlap there is between SAG Award and Emmy Award voters, the overlap on the film side is significant. Of the 17 branches that vote on the Oscars, the largest by far is the actors' branch, with more than 1,300 members. It stands to reason those actors are in good standing with their union and also vote on the SAG Award.
This year, all four acting winners went on to take home Academy Awards. In fact, many point to the SAG Awards as a turning point for Jessica Chastain, who won for "The Eyes of Tammy Faye" and then became the frontrunner, eventually snagging the lead actress prize at the Oscars.
In 27 years, the SAG Awards have matched the Oscar acting races perfectly nine times. But many of those matches have been recent years, with a few notable exceptions such as in 2019, when Olivia Colman won the Oscar for "The Favourite" after Glenn Close took home every prize. including the SAG Award, for "The Wife."
Some of those anomalies are because an actor isn't nominated at the SAG Awards or the categories differ. For example, in 2012, "Django Unchained" was a late arrival to the scene and screeners were not available to nominating committee members so it failed to register at the SAG Awards. But Christoph Waltz went on to be nominated for — and win — the supporting actor Oscar. In 2008, Kate Winslet was nominated for the SAG Award for "The Reader" in the supporting category, but at the Oscars she was bumped up to lead for the same film. Winslet won both.
All About Ensemble
The SAG Awards are one of the few major kudos that recognize the value of the ensemble, bestowing honors in five categories: motion picture, motion picture stunt, TV comedy, TV drama and TV stunt ensemble. There is some debate on how the ensemble SAG Award lines up with best picture at the Oscars. For the most part, it's not an equal correlation. In recent years, both "The Shape of Water" and "Green Book" have won best picture at the Oscars without even landing an ensemble nomination at the SAG Awards. However, it's certainly not a bad sign for your film to win the SAG ensemble prize — both "Parasite" and "CODA" started to look like frontrunners for best picture after claiming the cast trophy.
The Year of the Woman
A quick glance at the main film contenders and it's hard not to notice what a strong year it's been for female actors. The female actor in a leading role is already packed with contenders including previous winners Cate Blanchett ("Tár"), Olivia Colman ("Empire of Light"), Viola Davis ("The Woman King") and Jennifer Lawrence ("Causeway"), or previous nominees, from Michelle Williams ("The Fabelmans") to Rooney Mara ("Women Talking") and Margot Robbie ("Babylon"). And that's not even taking into account actors who would be first-time solo nominees such as Michelle Yeoh ("Everything Everywhere All at Once") and Danielle Deadwyler ("Till").
Female actor in a supporting role is equally packed with no clear consensus yet emerging, complicated by the fact that several movies — "The Whale," "She Said," "The Woman King," "Women Talking" and "Everything Everywhere All at Once" — have actors competing against each other.
On the male actor in a leading role side, there could be an entire lineup of first-time nominees in the category including Austin Butler ("Elvis"), Colin Farrell ("The Banshees of Inisherin"), Brendan Fraser ("The Whale"), Bill Nighy ("Living"), Jeremy Pope ("The Inspection") and Jonathan Majors ("Devotion"). Actors who have been nominated here before could include Hugh Jackman ("The Son"), Adam Driver ("White Noise"), Tom Cruise ("Top Gun: Maverick") and 2022 winner Will Smith ("Emancipation").
Male actor in a supporting role also looks full of rookies. These could include Ke Huy Quan ("Everything Everywhere"), Brendan Gleeson and Barry Keoghan ("Banshees"), Paul Dano and Judd Hirsch ("The Fabelmans"), Brian Tyree Henry ("Causeway"), Ben Foster ("Emancipation"), Jeremy Strong ("Armageddon Time") and Ben Whishaw ("Women Talking"). Eddie Redmayne, who has two SAG Awards — one for lead actor for "The Theory of Everything" and the other for "The Trial of the Chicago Seven" ensemble — would be new to supporting for his turn in "The Good Nurse." Previous winner Brad Pitt ("Babylon") and supporting nominees Woody Harrelson ("Triangle of Sadness") and Mark Rylance ("Bones and All") could also return. And then there's Anthony Hopkins, who could find himself in the running for two very different supporting roles in "The Son" and "Armageddon Time."
Will Voters Say 'Yes, Chef'?
On the TV side, this is the first time FX's "The Bear" is eligible, and after it became one of the buzziest shows of the year with its intense, yet digestible, 30-minute episodes, it'd be surprising if the series wasn't recognized. With SAG's ensemble category, it's the perfect opportunity for Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Abby Elliott, Lionel Boyce, Oliver Platt and Liza Colón-Zayas to earn a much-deserved nom — and actors love to honor other actors who may not be the stars but who are fully bringing their A-game. However, since SAG Awards don't differentiate between leads and supporting players, it may be tougher for the supporting actors — who are just as important to the show's charm as the leads — to land a coveted spot.
After a discussion, producers decided the show will be placed in the comedy category. Since it doesn't seem a new season of "Ted Lasso" will be out in time, "The Bear" is likely to go up against ABC's "Abbott Elementary" and the very popular "Hacks. "Only Murders in the Building" could be back, as well as CBS' "Ghosts," which didn't earn any Emmy love but still garners a strong weekly audience.
A Notable Category Switch
Although "The White Lotus" stars Murray Bartlett and Jennifer Coolidge were nominated in 2022 in the limited series acting categories, 2023 will see a shift and Season 2 will be entered in the drama category. During the debut season it was missing in the ensemble category but in the soph session will likely earn a nomination for its stellar cast of Coolidge, Jon Gries, Haley Lu Richardson, Aubrey Plaza, Will Sharpe, Meghann Fahy, Theo James and others.
Last year's acting winners in the drama category, "Squid Game" stars Jung Ho-yeon and Lee Jung-Jae, are no longer eligible, giving a big opening for the Mike White hit. That said, with an all-new cast for "The Crown" in the running and "Better Call Saul," "Ozark" and "Stranger Things" still in contention, it won't be easy.
It's also important to note that HBO's "House of the Dragon" and Amazon Prime Video's "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" will also be entering the drama race and won't go unnoticed.
Who Can Stage a Break-In?
After its major success at the Emmys, "Abbott Elementary" could make quite the splash at the SAG Awards. Not only could creator, writer and star Quinta Brunson earn multiple nominations, but also the cast could really benefit from the ensemble award, with so many strong supporting actors — including Emmy-winner Sheryl Lee Ralph and fellow nominees Tyler James Williams and Janelle James.
However, it's been tough to find non-streaming shows that get recognition from SAG-AFTRA. Paramount Network's "Yellowstone" earned its first nom last year and has the chance of earning recognition again in 2023. Additionally, Sheridan's spinoff "1883," which stars Tim McGraw, Sam Elliot, Faith Hill and Isabel May, could also land a nom or two. Despite the "Yellowstone" universe's popularity — another spinoff starring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren debuts in December on Paramount+ — it's yet to bring home any trophies.
Will 'This Is Us' Go Out on Top?
NBC's drama has been a hit among actors for years, earning five best drama nominations and noms for Sterling K. Brown, Milo Ventimiglia, Asante Blackk, Justin Hartley, Chrissy Metz and Susan Kelechi Watson.
After the final season was shut out at the Emmys — and the uproar around those who couldn't ignore Mandy Moore's strong performance playing Rebecca Pearson in different stages of her life — Moore could see some much-deserved attention from her fellow actors. The only downside that "This Is Us" is facing is that the finale aired in May, so it could be simply forgotten among voters who don't realize it's still eligible one last time.
The show won the best drama award at SAG in both 2018 and 2019 — beating out multiple shows that will likely be nominated this year, including "The Handmaid's Tale," "Ozark," "Better Call Saul," "The Crown" and "Stranger Things."
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I Just Binge-Watched Season 4 of Arrested Development; I Did NOT Make a Huge Mistake
May 28, 2013 Chris Tansuche	Leave a comment
It is the moment we have been waiting on for several years. Arrested Developement is back and the Bluth family has returned to make us cringe, laugh, and question the television executives that canceled the series back in the day. Obviously things are a bit different now and we have a lot to catch up on. Luckily, Netflix partnered up with Mitch Hurwitz, the creator, to release 15 episodes all at once at 12pm Pacific Standard Time on May 26th, 2013. It's a bold move as the episodes for the most part concentrate on a specific timeline and looks at the different perspectives of the Bluth family so really, it's one mega episode. The question is, does it work? Yes and no. Regardless, let the great experiment begin!
It's safe to say that most of us know what the story of the Bluth family is but let's recap for nostalgia's sake. We last left the Bluths when Michael (Jason Bateman) left with his son George Michael (Michael Cera) as the police descended on the Queen Mary at the end of season 3 to arrest his family. Again. The story picks up by fast forwarding to today and the Cinco de Cuatro celebration (a ploy by George and Lucille to curb the Cinco de Mayo celebration by destroying all the party favors for the next day…it obviously backfired) and how the Bluth family got to the present day. Michael lives in his son's dorm, George (Jeffrey Tambor) and Lucille (Jessica Walter) are getting a divorce while Lucille is under house arrest, Buster (Tony Hale) and Gob (Will Arnett) just float through life, Lindsay (Portia de Rossi) and Tobias (David Cross) have gone their separate ways as well, and Maeby (Alia Shawkat) still looks for ways to get their attention. Anyways, the family all gathers together (albeit, in different spots and times) to partake in the festivities of lowest points and Fantastic 4 musicals. Again, it takes 15 episodes to have to all play out in a Rashomon-style fashion, where we get different perspectives and have all the stories intertwine and have different intersecting points. I imagine this is how X-Men: Days of Future Past will turn out but I digress.
Here's the great part about Arrested Development: It's back. We get to experience all the dysfunctional and hilarious nature the Bluth family brings us. Whether it's ill-worded license plates or plans that go awry, it's just fun to see them back together causing shenanigans as they go about their lives. Granted, they also aren't together. Almost at all during the entire 15-episode run. Yes, they may end up in the same places but there's only one real scene that they all interact together in and that plays out over multiple episodes. Therein lies the big conundrum of this season, there are no big family interactions. Whether it's by script or just the actor's busy schedules, they actors only tend to interact with a certain group of players and are really just multiple groups that stay in their own storyline. I think the best episodes are when all the characters are mixed up together and randomness occurs. The story line feels very linear, especially in the first few episodes, where it feels like it's exposition to get the characters into places before the story really begins to take off.
It's also interesting to note that the series plays heavy into the recurring guest stars as Lucille 2 (Liza Minnelli), Ron Howard (double duty as the narrator and actor) and Isla Fisher (Rebel Alley) seem to figure more prominently than some of the main actors. Granted, it works for the most part as they all do a great job in connecting the story but the stunt casting does distract from time to time as it becomes more a game of, "Hey, I hope X and Y show up for a cameo!" Regardless, I wanted more of the leads playing in the sandbox with one another as opposed to just showing up just to tie the endless amount of threads linking all the stories together.
I will say the story does finally hit it's stride once we get to Tobias. Can I add that David Cross is a genius in delivery and making Tobias a character for the ages? The way he's able to make Tobias so naive and clueless just makes his scenes the best ever. His license plate says it all alone. His and Gob's story are probably my favorites to follow because the idea of a Fantastic Four musical and an Entourage parody and Tony Wonder (Ben Stiller) revenge story just make it all the more enjoyable. The series is meant to be processed multiple times and viewings so having it on Netflix at all once works out perfectly. Although I can imagine that while frowned upon by Mitch Hurwitz, watching in a binge marathon worked for me. Maybe it's my ADD but seeing it all play out and being able to draw from previous episodes as one continuous arc makes it for a great pay off once the jokes become clearer. Yeah, it's still a bit long but the payoff becomes worth it once you get past the first few episodes that are chock full of exposition.
I will say that it feels like it sets up for another television season and we would love to get another one. I have no clue how a movie would factor in but I think the series is made for television because there's just so much material to deal with. Netflix is a great format for this series as everything works together and allows a viewer to instantly reference back to previous episodes. I think if this came out one week at a time, there might be some people giving up because the payoff on jokes sometimes doesn't arrive until episodes later. This is strictly a love letter to Arrested Development fans. Will it pick up new fans? I don't think so but if anything, it might make them more aware of the first 3 seasons and maybe they'll experience the genius there from the beginning. I liked this season 4 a lot and it feels weird to gripe about certain things and maybe expectations are too high but there are still great things to enjoy this season and it's worth checking out.
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Q: React native) where should i fetch data from server more faster? I'm beginner of react-native. I'm making music platform Application with my team.
I have a question. For example, when i search data in Screen1.
and i want to show related detailed data in Screen2.
but detailed data is stored in my db. so, i should async communication with my server.
But i don't know when i call function is better.
I make getData() function.
shortly example,
In Screen1
<TouchableOpacity onPress={() =>{getData(); navigate('Screen2');}} />

or
In Screen2
useEffect(() => {
    getData();
,[]}

My App case is here
(Screen1)
 <View>
                    <FlatList
                          numColumns ={2}
                          data={state.data}
                          keyExtractor={posts => posts.id}
                          onEndReached={onEndReached}
                          onEndReachedThreshold={0.8}
                          ListFooterComponent={loading && <ActivityIndicator />}
                          renderItem={({item}) =>{
                          return (
                           <View style ={{margin:'9%',}}>
                              <TouchableOpacity onPress={()=>{getCuration({isSong,object:item,id:item.id}); navigate('SelectedCuration', {id: item.id}); }}>
                                  <View style={styles.post}>
                                      <View style={{width:130, height:130}}>
                                          <Imagetake url={item.attributes.artwork.url}></Imagetake>
                                      </View>
                                      <View>
                                         <View>
                                              <Text>{item.attributes.name.split("(feat.")[0]}</Text>
                                              { item.attributes.name.split("(feat.")[1] ?
                                              <Text>feat. {item.attributes.name.split("(feat.")[1].slice(0,-1)}</Text> :
                                              null}
                                              <Text>{item.attributes.artistName}</Text>

                                         </View>
                                      </View>
                                   </View>
                              </TouchableOpacity>
                            </View>
                           )
                           }}
                     />
</View>

(Screen2)
import React, { useContext, useEffect, useState , Component} from 'react';
import { View, Text, Image, Button, StyleSheet,ActivityIndicator ,TextInput, SafeAreaView, TouchableOpacity, FlatList } from 'react-native';
import { Context as CurationContext } from '../../context/CurationContext';
import { Context as UserContext } from '../../context/UserContext';
import { Context as PlaylistContext } from '../../context/PlaylistContext';
import { Context as DJContext } from '../../context/DJContext';
import {Rating} from 'react-native-elements';
import { navigate } from '../../navigationRef';
import Modal from 'react-native-modal';

const Imagetake = ({url}) => {
    url =url.replace('{w}', '500');
    url = url.replace('{h}', '500');
    return (

    <Image style ={{borderRadius :10 , height:'100%', width:'100%'}} source ={{url:url}}/>

    );
};

const SelectedCuration = ({navigation}) => {
    const {state, postCuration, getmyCuration, deleteCuration, getCurationposts, likecurationpost,unlikecurationpost} = useContext(CurationContext);
    const { state: userState, getMyCurating, getOtheruser } = useContext(UserContext);
    const { getUserPlaylists } = useContext(PlaylistContext);
    const { getSongs } = useContext(DJContext);
    const [ispost, setIspost] = useState(false);
    const [text, setText] = useState('');
    const [showModal, setShowModal] = useState(false);
    const [number, setNumber] = useState(0);
    const curationid= navigation.getParam('id');
    console.log('SelectedCuration Page');
    const onClose =() => {
        setShowModal(false);
    }

    return (
        <SafeAreaView style={{flex:1}}>
          {state.currentCuration.songorartistid == undefined || (state.currentCuration.songorartistid !=curationid) ? <ActivityIndicator/> :

          <View style={{flex:1 , backgroundColor:'#fff'}}>
              <View style={{flex:2.5}}>

                   <View style={{flex:2}}>

                       <View style={{flex:1 , flexDirection:'row'}}>
                          <View style= {{flex:3, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems:'center'}}>
                              <View style={{ borderRadius:50,width:100, height:100, backgroundColor:'#666', marginBottom:'10%'}}>
                                {state.currentCuration.isSong ? <Imagetake url={state.currentCuration.object.attributes.artwork.url}></Imagetake> : null}
                              </View>
                              <Text>{state.currentCuration.object.attributes.name}</Text>
                          </View>
                          <View style = {{flex:5, marginLeft:'10%',justifyContent:'center', alignItems:'flex-start'}}>
                              {state.currentCuration.participate.length==0
                              ?
                              <Text style={{marginBottom:'5%'}}>별점  0</Text>
                               :
                              <Text style={{marginBottom:'5%'}}>별점  {(state.currentCuration.rating/state.currentCuration.participate.length).toFixed(2)}</Text>
                              }
                              <Text style={{marginBottom:'5%'}}>큐레이션에 참여한사람  {state.currentCuration.participate.length}</Text>
                          </View>
                       </View>
                  </View>

              </View>
              <View style={{flex:1.7}}>
                {state.currentCuration.participate.includes(userState.myInfo._id) ?
                     <Button
                         title = "나의 큐레이션 보기"
                         color ='#E73177'
                         onPress ={() => {
                                setShowModal(true);
                                getmyCuration({id:state.currentCuration.songorartistid})
                        }}
                     />
                    :
                    <View style={{flex:1.7}}>
                     {ispost ?
                                      <View style={{flex:1.7}}>
                                          <View style={{flex:2, justifyContent:'center', marginBottom:'5%', alignItems:'center'}}>
                                            <TextInput
                                              style={styles.inputBox}
                                              value = {text}
                                              onChangeText={text=>setText(text)}
                                              placeholder="큐레이션 내용"
                                              multiline={true}
                                              autoCapitalize='none'
                                              autoCorrect={false}
                                              placeholderTextColor ="#888888"
                                              keyboardType = "email-address"
                                            />
                                            <Rating
                                                type='heart'
                                                ratingCount={5}
                                                startingValue={0}
                                                imageSize={30}
                                                onFinishRating={(value)=>{setNumber(value);}}
                                             />
                                          </View>
                                          <View style={{flex:1, flexDirection:'row', justifyContent:'center'}}>
                                              <Button
                                                  title = "큐레이션 작성"
                                                  color ='#E73177'
                                                  onPress ={() => {
                                                      postCuration({isSong:state.currentCuration.isSong , rating:number, object:state.currentCuration.object, textcontent:text, id:state.currentCuration.songorartistid})
                                                      getMyCurating();
                                                      setIspost(false);
                                                      setText('');
                                                  }}
                                              />
                                              <Button
                                                  title = "큐레이션 취소"
                                                  color ='#E73177'
                                                  onPress ={() => {
                                                      setIspost(false);
                                                      setText('');
                                                  }}
                                              />
                                          </View>
                                      </View>
                                :
                              <Button
                                  title = "큐레이션 작성하기"
                                  color ='#E73177'
                                  onPress ={() => {
                                         setIspost(true);

                                 }}
                              />
                                }</View>
                 }
              </View>

              <View style={{flex:5}}>
                   <FlatList
                       data={state.currentCurationpost}
                       keyExtractor={comment => comment._id}
                       renderItem={({item}) =>{
                       return (
                            <View style={{flex:1}}>
                                <View style ={{flex:1, flexDirection:'row'}}>
                                    <TouchableOpacity onPress={() => {
                                        if(item.postUserId == userState.myInfo._id){
                                            navigate('Account');
                                        }else{
                                            getUserPlaylists({id:item.postUserId});
                                            getOtheruser({id:item.postUserId});
                                            getSongs({id:item.postUserId});
                                            getCurationposts({id: item.postUserId});
                                            navigate('OtherAccount');
                                        }}}>
                                        <Text>작성자 {item.postuser}</Text>
                                    </TouchableOpacity>
                                                { item.likes.includes(userState.myInfo._id) ?
                                                <TouchableOpacity style={styles.end} onPress={()=>{ unlikecurationpost({id:item._id, songorartistid:item.songorartistid});}} >
                                                    <Text>♥</Text>
                                                </TouchableOpacity> :
                                                <TouchableOpacity style={styles.end} onPress={()=>{  likecurationpost({id:item._id, songorartistid:item.songorartistid});}}>
                                                    <Text>♡</Text>
                                                </TouchableOpacity> }
                                      <Text style>{item.likes.length}개</Text>
                                </View>
                                <View style ={{flex:2, flexDirection:'row'}}>
                                    <Text>{item.textcontent}</Text>
                                </View>
              {showModal ?
                            <Modal
                                isVisible={true}
                                onBackdropPress={onClose}
                                backdropOpacity={0.1}
                                style={{justifyContent:'flex-end', margin:0,}}>

                                <View style={{flex:0.5, backgroundColor:'#fff'}}>
                                   {state.mycurationpost.likes == undefined ?
                                   <ActivityIndicator/> :
                                   <View>
                                    <View>
                                        <Text>작성자 {state.mycurationpost.postuser}</Text>
                                        <Text>{state.mycurationpost.textcontent}</Text>
                                        <Text>좋아요 {state.mycurationpost.likes.length}</Text>
                                    </View>
                                    <View style={{flexDirection:'row', justifyContent:'center'}}>
                                        <Button
                                            title = "큐레이션 지우기"
                                            color ='#E73177'
                                            onPress ={() => {
                                                setShowModal(false);
                                                deleteCuration({id:item._id})
                                                getMyCurating();
                                            }}
                                        />

                                    </View>

                                   </View>
                                   }

                                </View>
                            </Modal>
                            :null
              }
                            </View>

                        );
                       }}
                    />
              </View>

          </View>

          }

        </SafeAreaView>

    );
};

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
    inputBox : {
        borderWidth:0.8,
        borderRadius:5,
        borderColor : "#F4D726",
        width:'80%',
        height: '100%',
    },

});

export default SelectedCuration ;

Curation Context is
import AsyncStorage from '@react-native-community/async-storage';
import createDataContext from './createDataContext';
import serverApi from '../api/serverApi';
import { navigate } from '../navigationRef';

const curationReducer = (state, action) => {
    switch(action.type) {
        case 'get_curation':
            return { ...state,  currentCuration: action.payload[0], currentCurationpost:action.payload[1] };
        case 'get_curationposts':
            return { ...state, curationposts:action.payload };
        case 'init_curationposts':
            return { ...state, curationposts:action.payload };
        case 'get_mycuration':
            return { ...state, mycurationpost:action.payload };
        case 'post_curation':
            return { ...state,  currentCuration: action.payload[0], currentCurationpost: [...state.currentCurationpost, action.payload[1]] };
        case 'like_curationpost':
            return { ...state,  currentCuration: action.payload[0], currentCurationpost:action.payload[1] };

        default:
            return state;
    }
};

const postCuration = dispatch => {
    return async ({ isSong, object, textcontent, id, rating }) => {
        try {
            const response = await serverApi.post('/curationpost/'+id, { isSong, object, textcontent, rating });
            dispatch({ type: 'post_curation', payload: response.data });
        }
        catch(err){
            dispatch({ type: 'error', payload: 'Something went wrong with postCuration' });
        }
    }
};

const deleteCuration = dispatch => {
    return async ({id}) => {
        try {
            const response = await serverApi.delete('/curationpost/'+id);
            dispatch({ type: 'get_curation', payload: response.data });
        }
        catch(err){
            dispatch({ type: 'error', payload: 'Something went wrong with deleteCuration' });
        }
    }
};

const likecurationpost = dispatch => {
    return async ({id, songorartistid}) => {
        try {
            const response = await serverApi.post('/curationpostlike/'+id+'/'+songorartistid);
            dispatch({ type: 'like_curationpost', payload: response.data });
        }
        catch(err){
            dispatch({ type: 'error', payload: 'Something went wrong with likecurationpost' });
        }
    }
};

const unlikecurationpost = dispatch => {
    return async ({id, songorartistid}) => {
        try {
            const response = await serverApi.delete('/curationpostlike/'+id+'/'+songorartistid);
            dispatch({ type: 'like_curationpost', payload: response.data });
        }
        catch(err){
            dispatch({ type: 'error', payload: 'Something went wrong with unlikecurationpost' });
        }
    }
};

const initcurationposts = dispatch => {
    return async () => {
        try {
            dispatch({ type: 'init_curationposts', payload: null });
        }
        catch(err){
            dispatch({ type: 'error', payload: 'Something went wrong with initcurationposts' });
        }
    }
};

const getCuration = dispatch => {
    return async ({isSong,object,id}) => {
        try {
            const response = await serverApi.post('/curation/'+id, {isSong,object});
            dispatch({ type: 'get_curation', payload: response.data });
        }
        catch(err){
            dispatch({ type: 'error', payload: 'Something went wrong with getCuration' });
        }
    }
};

const getCurationposts = dispatch => {
    return async ({ id }) => {
        try {
            const response = await serverApi.get('/curationposts/'+id);
            dispatch({ type: 'get_curationposts', payload: response.data });
        }
        catch(err){
            dispatch({ type: 'error', payload: 'Something went wrong with getCurationposts' });
        }
    }
};

const getmyCuration = dispatch => {
    return async ({ id }) => {
        try {
            const response = await serverApi.get('/mycurationpost/'+id);
            dispatch({ type: 'get_mycuration', payload: response.data });
        }
        catch(err){
            dispatch({ type: 'error', payload: 'Something went wrong with getmyCuration' });
        }
    }
};

export const { Provider, Context } = createDataContext(
    curationReducer,
    { postCuration, deleteCuration, likecurationpost,unlikecurationpost,
        initcurationposts, getCuration, getCurationposts, getmyCuration },
    { currentCuration:{}, currentCurationpost:[], mycurationpost:{}, curationposts:null, errorMessage: ''}
)

Curation Routes in Server
const express = require('express');
const mongoose = require('mongoose');
const Curation = mongoose.model('Curation');
const Curationpost = mongoose.model('CurationPost');
const User = mongoose.model('User');
const Notice = mongoose.model('Notice');

const requireAuth = require('../middlewares/requireAuth');
var admin = require('firebase-admin');
const router = express.Router();
require('date-utils');
router.use(requireAuth);

router.get('/user', async(req, res) => {
       const user= await User.findOne({email : req.user.email});
       res.send(user);
});

//post Curation
router.post('/curationpost/:id', requireAuth, async (req, res) =>{
    const { isSong, object, textcontent, rating } = req.body;
    var newDate = new Date()
    var time = newDate.toFormat('YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS');
    try {
        const curationpost = new Curationpost({ isSong, object, rating, postUser: req.user.name, postUserId: req.user._id, time, textcontent, songorartistid:req.params.id });
        await curationpost.save();
        const curation = await Curation.findOneAndUpdate({ songorartistid:req.params.id }, {$push: { participate:req.user._id }, $inc : { rating:rating }}, {new:true});
        res.send([curation, curationpost]);
    } catch (err) {
        return res.status(422).send(err.message);
    }
});

// delete Curation
router.delete('/curationpost/:id', async (req, res) =>{
    try {
        const curationpost = await Curationpost.findOneAndDelete({_id:req.params.id});
        const curationposts = await Curationpost.find({songorartistid:curationpost.songorartistid});
        const curation = await Curation.findOneAndUpdate({songorartistid:curationpost.songorartistid},{$pull:{participate:curationpost.postUserId}, $inc:{rating:-1*curationpost.rating}}, {new:true});
        res.send([curation, curationposts]);
    } catch (err) {
        return res.status(422).send(err.message);
    }
});

// like Curation post
router.post('/curationpostlike/:id/:songorartistid', requireAuth, async(req,res) =>{
    var newDate = new Date()
    var noticeTime = newDate.toFormat('YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS');
    try{
        const curation = await Curation.findOne({songorartistid:req.params.songorartistid});
        const curationpost =  await Curationpost.findOneAndUpdate({_id : req.params.id}, {$push : {likes : req.user._id}}, {new:true});
        const curationposts = await Curationpost.find({songorartistid:req.params.songorartistid});
        if(curationpost.postUserId.toString() != req.user._id.toString()){
            try {
                const notice  = new Notice({ noticinguser:req.user._id, noticieduser:curationpost.postUserId, noticetype:'culike', time: noticeTime, curationpost:curationpost._id });
                await notice.save();
            } catch (err) {
                return res.status(422).send(err.message);
            }
        }
        res.send([curation, curationposts]);
        const targetuser = await User.findOne({_id:curationpost.postUserId});

        if( targetuser.noticetoken != null  && targetuser._id.toString() != req.user._id.toString()){
            var message = {
                notification : {
                    title: curation.object.attributes.artistName + ' - ' + curation.object.attributes.name,
                    body : req.user.name + '님이 큐레이션을 좋아합니다.',
                },
                token : targetuser.noticetoken
            };
            try {
                await admin.messaging().send(message).then((response)=> {}).catch((error)=>{console.log(error);});
            } catch (err) {
                return res.status(422).send(err.message);
            }
        }
    }catch(err){
        return res.status(422).send(err.message);
    }
});

// unlike Curation post
router.delete('/curationpostlike/:id/:songorartistid', requireAuth, async(req,res) =>{
    try{
        const curation = await Curation.findOne({songorartistid:req.params.songorartistid});
        const curationpost =  await Curationpost.findOneAndUpdate({_id : req.params.id}, {$pull : {likes : req.user._id}}, {new:true});
        const curationposts = await Curationpost.find({songorartistid:req.params.songorartistid});
        await Notice.findOneAndDelete({$and: [{ curation:curation._id }, { curationpost:curationpost._id }, { noticinguser:req.user._id }, { noticetype:'culike' }, { noticieduser:curationpost.postUserId }]});
        res.send([curation, curationposts]);
    }catch(err){
        return res.status(422).send(err.message);
    }
});

// getCuration
router.post('/curation/:id', async (req, res) =>{
    const { isSong, object } = req.body;
    try {
        const check = await Curation.findOne({songorartistid:req.params.id});
        if (check == null){
            const curation = new Curation({isSong, object, songorartistid:req.params.id});
            await curation.save();
            const curationpost = await Curationpost.find({songorartistid:req.params.id});
            res.send([curation,curationpost]);
        }else {
            const curationpost = await Curationpost.find({songorartistid:req.params.id});
            res.send([check,curationpost]);
        }
    } catch (err) {
        return res.status(422).send(err.message);
    }
});

// get user curationposts
router.get('/curationposts/:id', async (req, res) =>{
    try {
        const curationpost = await Curationpost.find({postUserId:req.params.id});
        res.send(curationpost);
    } catch (err) {
        return res.status(422).send(err.message);
    }
});

// get MyCuration
router.get('/mycurationpost/:id/', requireAuth, async (req, res) =>{
    try {
        const curationpost = await Curationpost.findOne({$and :[{ songorartistid: req.params.id }, { postUserId: req.user._id }]});
        res.send(curationpost);
    } catch (err) {
        return res.status(422).send(err.message);
    }
});

module.exports = router;

So, My app is still waiting when state.currentContent gets.
getCuration() is function to get state.currentContent.
So My Question is

*

*put getData() func in Screen1 when navigate screen2

*put getData() func in Screen2 useEffect

problem is getData(in this case getCuration) is Context function(useContext) ??
So, in first solution, when i go to screen2, screen1 is re rendering.
in second solution, getData() is little later than solution 1. So, data is loading longer when people feel i think.
which is better?? help me plz...

A: There are some solutions that can help you access this state fast
The trick is to make it global and then access them wherever you are in your entire app. You will just make a request from your main screen and check if the state changes or not, so if Screen1 is the first to be displayed in your app, just put this logic inside.
You can

*

*use AsynchStorage: which is asynchronous encrypted but I think a bit complex than

*use useGlobal: it's synchronous in term of speediness to access data it's the best one

*Use Redux: more complex if your app is not so big

Find the documentation here

https://www.npmjs.com/package/reactn
https://github.com/react-native-async-storage/async-storage
https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/using-redux-in-a-react-native-app--cms-36001

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Hipster filters; Olga and Diana and Toy Cameras wannabes super imposed on war pictures. The faux-ravaged effects on top of vrai-ravaged people, places and things.
Teru Kuwayama and Balazs Gardi embedded themselves in one of the marine battalions sent to Afghanistan on early 2011. Using Hipstamatic, they recorded their time in the war that started 10 years ago. We see the clash between the cool filters for rich kids with trendy phones and people who deal with death and violence every day.
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text:
var mongoose = require('mongoose')
  , Sport    = require('../../models/sport')
  , Team     = require('../../models/team')
  , Set      = require('../../models/set')
  , Game     = require('../../models/game')

  , Promise  = require('bluebird')
;

// Shuffle an array and return it
function shuffle(o) { //v1.0
    for(var j, x, i = o.length; i; j = Math.floor(Math.random() * i), x = o[--i], o[i] = o[j], o[j] = x);
    return o;
};

// Create a set of games, given the sportID, the list of all team documents,
// and the index label (week) for the set.
// Returns a promise
function createSet(conn, sportID, teams, week) {
  var promise = new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {

    var gameArray = [];

    setTitle = 'Week ' + String(week);
    shuffledList = shuffle(teams);

    for (var j=0; j<shuffledList.length-1; j = j+2) {
//      console.log(shuffledList[j].fullName(), ' vs. ', shuffledList[j+1].fullName());

      gameArray.push({
        date   : new Date(2014, Math.floor(week / 4) + 1, 1 + (week % 7)*7),
        spread : Math.floor(Math.random() * 21) - 10,
        homeScore : Math.floor(Math.random() * 43),
        awayScore : Math.floor(Math.random() * 43),

        sportId : sportID,
        awayId  : shuffledList[j]._id,
        homeId  : shuffledList[j+1]._id
      });
    }

    conn.model('Game').create(gameArray).then(function () {
      var games = arguments;

      conn.model('Set').create({
        name    : setTitle,
        sportId : sportID,
        games   : Array.prototype.slice.call(games).map(
                    function (gameObj) { return gameObj._id; }
                  )
      }).then(function () { resolve(); });
    });

  });

  return promise;
}

// Adds dummy sets to the databse
// Returns a promise
var addSets = function(conn) {
  console.log('enter addSets');

  var setTitle = ''
    , shuffledList
    , promiseArray = []
  ;

  var promise = new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {

    // Get a list of every team, assume only NFL for now
    conn.model('Sport').findOne({name: 'NFL'}, function(err, sport) {
      conn.model('Team').populate(sport, {path: 'teams'}, function (err, sport) {
        for (var i=1; i<10; i++) {
          promiseArray.push(createSet(conn, sport._id, sport.teams, i));
        }

        Promise.all(promiseArray).then(function() {
          resolve();
        });
      });
    });
  });

  return promise;
};

module.exports = addSets;

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View topic - New world calendar
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New world calendar
victorsra
Joined: Thu, 17 Apr 2014, 02:51
by victorsra » Sun, 17 May 2020, 21:55
So, according to the Telegraph, https://www.telegraph.co.uk/rugby-union ... se-global/ , a new unified world calendar could have:
- March to Mid April: Six Nations and The Rugby Championship (and other national teams competitions, like ARC, REC... which is better for Russia, Romania, BTW)
- Mid April to September - Super Rugby (or whatever structure will be in place in the SH)
- October and November - Tests (or Nations Championship/Cup aka "World League")... and the RWC every 4 years
- European leagues: don't change? September to June?
Sounds good, in fact. The only two major issue would be in Australia rugby finals competing with NRL/AFL finals
In the Americas, ARC going back to open the season could mean this calendar:
- Late February to the end of March: ARC
- April to August: MLR/SLAR (which sounds better for Arrows, RUNY or NEFJ, that would be able to play the whole season at home properly).
I like such structure. Real improvement.
Chester-Donnelly
Joined: Thu, 12 Dec 2019, 21:26
Re: New world calendar
by Chester-Donnelly » Mon, 18 May 2020, 02:59
But I love the Six Nations in February. Do you have any idea how cold, dark, wet and miserable life is in Britain in the winter? The Six Nations is the light at the end of the tunnel. We start watching it at the start of February and by the middle of March when it finishes our winter is over. If we don't have the Six Nations to watch what do you expect us to do between Christmas and spring? I'm sure the World Rugby board members can go somewhere nice and warm for February, but most Britons will be stuck on this dark wretched island, and they want to take away our only joy.
by victorsra » Mon, 18 May 2020, 04:05
That's why you invented rugby in the first place
RugbyLiebe
Joined: Wed, 14 Oct 2015, 13:30
by RugbyLiebe » Mon, 18 May 2020, 05:16
The biggest problem is with European club competitions, especially the Top14 and the Premiership. Those two leagues are most probably the only two self-financing rugby leagues in the world and the will not be content to have their best players only in mid April to then finish their season in June.
But yeah, for every country with chances for a white winter, this makes much more sense (I still have to add, that i.e. we had snow in March in Bavaria for at least the last 10 years).
How to grow rugby worldwide?
Look at the world ranking in July. Teams ranked 1-10 have to play one team from 11-20 (they don't play in a regular competition) away the next year. 11-20 play 21-30 away and so on. Yes, it really is that simple.
It doesn't change almost anything. Those leagues would have 2 and 1/2 months after the 6N (late April, May and June). That's the reality that existed until 2018, when the tests were in June. They had also 2 and 1/2 months after the 6N (late March, April and May).
victorsra wrote: It doesn't change almost anything. Those leagues would have 2 and 1/2 months after the 6N (late April, May and June). That's the reality that existed until 2018, when the tests were in June. They had also 2 and 1/2 months after the 6N (late March, April and May).
But it is indeed closer to the season final. I think it makes a huge difference, if the 6N in 2019 was played until Mid April, there would have been only 4 regular season match days left in the Top14 (which btw had its final on June 15th that year).
STMKY
by STMKY » Mon, 18 May 2020, 06:34
For the Russian team this is a very good change. But it is not known how this will affect the club calendar. You know that on the advice of Lin Jones, Artemyev wanted to transfer the championship to the fall-spring system. I have been explaining to them for many months that in our climate this is complete nonsense. What the season in the Premier League might look like under the new system. Start of the season in July, then August and September. Mega break inside the season from October to April. End of season in May and June. How do you like this trash?
Canalina
by Canalina » Mon, 18 May 2020, 07:58
Chester-Donnelly wrote: But I love the Six Nations in February. Do you have any idea how cold, dark, wet and miserable life is in Britain in the winter? The Six Nations is the light at the end of the tunnel. We start watching it at the start of February and by the middle of March when it finishes our winter is over. If we don't have the Six Nations to watch what do you expect us to do between Christmas and spring? I'm sure the World Rugby board members can go somewhere nice and warm for February, but most Britons will be stuck on this dark wretched island, and they want to take away our only joy.
I was writing that it's a good move, because usually the big italian public (families, boyfriend &girlfriend) enjoy a match more in early spring than in winter; but then I've read this, so I feel a bit guilty...
About the italian championship, the problem would be the same one signaled by RugbyLiebe for the other national championships: the pauses for the 6N would arrive toward the end of the season and they would break the climax composed by the last regular season games + play-off. But it's a minor problem, I think; a solution would be found
Maybe another critical point could be the accumulation of games in the same weekends: 6N, Championship, ARC, REC... they could steal tv-spectators each other because very few fans would have the time and the passion to follow all
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by sk 88 » Mon, 18 May 2020, 08:40
This structure just steals a further month of the club season. It solves nothing and creates further problems.
If we are to move the 6N we need to take the move and rather than shift June into October, shift November into late April & May.
The club season can then run for 26 uninterrupted weeks from September to February. We can then have an international season in March, April and May, while the clubs play development leagues and cups. Or possibly tour countries like USA and Japanese clubs themselves.
The southern hemisphere and summer leagues like Russia or USA can then rune June to November. Players shifting hemipsheres get a too long season in the year they move but otherwise we get a calendar with no cross overs which is better for everyone (better for T2 nations therefore better for internationals as we get best v best more often, better for clubs) and the European clubs can play in the season they always have done, and where the paying fans want to watch, rather than have to shift into the high summer where the only people who want to do that are the ones that never come to games anyway!
From an italian newspaper article reported in a forum
https://forum.rugby.it/viewtopic.php?f= ... 30#p935272
According to the newspaper the calendar would be (the assumptions are by the forumer, not by the journalist)
- Northern Hemisphere National Championships (Top 14, Premieship, ProX) from December to July
- No indication on the cups that I imagine will take place in the same period
- 6N in a period to be identified between February and April, should take place over 6 weeks (not 7 as now)
- August rest
- Abolition of traditional tours, except for B&I Lions.
- September preparation
- In October and November there will be a sort of tournament for nations, 30 nations involved, 6 Tier, the first 2/3 Division will be determined by the results of 6N and Rugby Championship. Which makes me understand that each Division will have 5 teams, each of which would play 4 games in the other hemisphere (south in October) and 4 in its own (north in November). In current hypothesis; Div1 ABs, Boks, Eng, Irl, Fra; Div2 Aus, Wal, Sco, Jap, Arg; Div3 Fij, Ita, Geo, Ton, US (grueling trips ...). Italy would swing between Division 2 and 3, sometimes it could make the D2 even finishing last in the 6N, it would depend heavily on the results of Japan and Fiji.
- In the southern hemisphere, the timetable would remain virtually unchanged
Canalina wrote:
I wouldn't mind so much the suggestion of taking the Six Nations away from February/March if there was a suggestion of what to replace it with. There needs to be a big sports championship during that miserable season. Maybe an ice hockey Six Nations. Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, Romania.
If Russia leaves the summer season, then the new world calendar is ideal! The Russian team will be able to play their home matches everywhere, including in Krasnoyarsk.
Chester-Donnelly wrote: Maybe an ice hockey Six Nations. Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, Romania.
Nah, nobody in their right mind wants any closed shop competitions.
The last two Olympic finalists Russia and Germany love to play those other teams in World cups every year though Which takes part in May, due to the pro leagues' seasons. (France and Romania are 2nd division teams btw).
German sports pro-tip: you can simply start watching wintersports. Biathlon and ski jumping are nice sports to watch, if you are bored through your coldest rain season.
RugbyLiebe wrote:
I'm not going to watch biathlon and ski jumping. I need an England or Great Britain team in an annual closed shop round robin team sports championship in February/March so I have something to look forward to in January, something I can talk about it with my friends.
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by Armchair Fan » Mon, 18 May 2020, 10:26
You don't know how much you lose in your life by missing biathlon and ski jumping. They are great to watch both live and on TV and easy to access thanks to Eurosport.
P.S: fuck Norway
Chester-Donnelly wrote: I'm not going to watch biathlon and ski jumping. I need an England or Great Britain team in an annual closed shop round robin team sports championship in February/March so I have something to look forward to in January, something I can talk about it with my friends.
Looks like we are making at least some progress here in understanding the human beings located on islands in the rain. Why exactly do you think it needs to be closed shop? I mean, if you haven't managed to put everyone else successfully down for 100 years or so to remain the status quo, a closed shop will always be a sub-par competition.
We like the certainty. The outcome on the field is the only variable. Everything else stays the same.
Chester-Donnelly wrote:
Like getting your hands burnt everytime you dare to wash your hands with warm water. I understand
But now dead serious: Do you really think that the same teams every year is a viable option? I mean if you could plan a new sport called Chester and you make up the rules and etc. of it - would you really consider a closed shop with four parts of the same country, to only grow by 2 other countries (and the secession by half of one of the 4 original ones) over the centuries?
I think it would be dead boring to see Prussia, Württemberg, Bavaria and Austria playing it out every year, with a small addition of France and Italy. Nothing more exciting than seeing a new team in a competition.
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But now dead serious: Do you really think that the same teams every year is a viable option? I mean if you could plan a new sport called Chester and you make up the rules and etc. of it - would you really consider a closed shop with four parts of the same country, to only grow by 2 other countries I(and the secession by half of one of the 4 original ones) over the centuries?
I don't think it works with a new sport. Rugby is part of our culture and traditions. We like that kind of thing in Britain with our royal family, tea, Sunday roast, fish and chips on Fridays etc.
I like our country of countries. I feel like Spain could do something similar. I don't like the idea of Prussia having a national team though. Prussians will probably be a cool name for a rugby team in the future, like Saracens or Spartans. England A team is called the Saxons.
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by FLIDTA RISXVA » Mon, 18 May 2020, 19:29
WHY have stopped? It was enjoyable discussion to follow from afar
I didn't realise, there is a German sports team in Berlin called the Prussians, BFC Preussen. The have a football team, also handball, volleyball, athletics, gymnastics and ice hockey. They should start a rugby team.
The only problem with the proposed calendar is for the TRC, that will open the SH season. Maybe that will have an impact on the level of the competition. But may it won't. that's interesting All Blacks, Springboks, Wallabies and Pumas players would do pre season together for 2 months, january-february (but won't do pre-season with their Super Rugby teams).
Maybe one positive effect will be warm-up test matches between them and emerging nations like Uruguy, Namibia, Fiji, Samoa or Tonga in February.... maybe? Or maybe they'll play Super Rugby teams. Interesting to think it can bring back matches like NSW Waratahs vs All Blacks or Wallabies vs Canterbury/Crusaders.
victorsra wrote: The only problem with the proposed calendar is for the TRC, that will open the SH season. Maybe that will have an impact on the level of the competition. But may it won't. that's interesting All Blacks, Springboks, Wallabies and Pumas players would do pre season together for 2 months, january-february (but won't do pre-season with their Super Rugby teams).
New Zealand All Blacks vs Pacific Islanders. Springboks vs African Leopards. Pumas vs South America Jaguars. Wallabies vs Maori All Blacks.
thatrugbyguy
by thatrugbyguy » Tue, 19 May 2020, 05:50
At this stage I'm not opposed to the idea of TRC starting the season. The reality is Super Rugby has lost all of its appeal, especially in Australia. The NRL and AFL have blockbuster openings in Late February, there's always a big anticipation for the new season each year. Super Rugby usually just comes along with little fan fair. Another bonus for starting in March / April is it would finally mean Australia and New Zealand could play an annual Bledisloe game on Anzac Day, and for those unaware it's the day that celebrates the Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought and died together during World War 1. This means the season can start with a real bang instead of a whimper, and if a could of warm up games can be arranged against Pacific Island teams and/or South American teams then great. If the bonus is this helps nations like Romania and Russia and other areas of the world restructure their seasons to be more accommodating to their climate then that's great also.
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by Working Class Rugger » Tue, 19 May 2020, 07:58
Canalina wrote: From an italian newspaper article reported in a forum
I sincerely hope the Nations Championship concept in that article is wrong. I'd hate that. Too many divisions.
A better structure would be two divisions of 16 teams. Split into two pools of 8. Four from Europe and four from the rest of the world. Play each other once. Winner of each pool play in the final. The rest to determine rankings 3-15. The last placed team is relegated.Whichever team wins the 2nd Div is promoted and participates in the 1st division in the next edition.
Have all the regional competitions align be played in the same 5 week window. This way at the very least most of the teams in the two divisions will have 12 tests per year.
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Q: Hadoop Combine Multiple part files into single file Currently I have
part-00001
 part-00002

I know that using hdfs -getmerge is the best way to combine those files into a single one. However, is it possible to do it programmatically?
I've tried using MultipleOutput, but it is not working. I've also tried writing my own CustomOutputFormat however due to multiple reducers during writing it to the file in parallel it gives org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.server.namenode.LeaseExpiredException error when closing the Dataoutputstream.

A: You can always use the FileSystem class from your java code, and probably calling the concat method is all you need.
MultipleOutput does almost the opposite. Instead of having part-xxxxx files, it also produces customly named files, which typically means more files than before.
CustomOuputFormat is also not a good idea, since in any case, you will have as many output files as the number of reducers. The output format will not change that.
Using a single reducer (setNumReduceTasks(1)) could be a working solution, but unnecessarily expensive, since it "kills" parallelism (all the data are processed by a single task). Consider using it only if your data is rather small, otherwise avoid it.
Another solution would be to simply call hdfs -getmerge as a shell command from your java code, after the MapReduce job is complete.

A: You cannot do it programmatically as its managed by Hadoop and these files are created depends on the number of reducers configured .
 Why do you need to merge these files programatically ?
If for input as another job , you can always mention the directory as input and use CombineInputFormat if there are lot of small part- files  .
Otherwise hdfs -getmerge is the best option if you want to merge your own .


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Q: SQL Parent Child query - relation is defined in two tables I know that there are similar questions here but I couldn't find my particular situation in them, so I want to ask you and I hope that you will advise me on how it's better to do it.
I have this SQL Fiddle.
I have two tables:
CATEGORIES (ID,
             NAME,
             PARENT_ID,
             SORT_ORDER)

And
CATEGORY_ITEMS (ID,
                 NAME,
                 CATEGORY_ID,
                 SORT_ORDER)

These two tables are somehow the resume of my real database schema (I don't have the possibility to change it). In my real database schema, these categories can define sets that are valid based on certain datetime values.
I would like to know if it is possible to return results like below with one query.
|           NAME    |
|-------------------|
|Category 1         |
|Item 1 Category 1  |
|Item 2 Category 1  |
|Category 1.1       |
|Item 1 Category 1.1|
|Item 2 Category 1.1|
|Category 1.2       |
| Category 1.2.1    |
|     Category 2    |
|Item 1 Category 2  |
|Item 2 Category 2  |
|   Category 2.1    |
|   Category 2.2    |
|     Category 3    |
|   Category 3.1    |
|   Category 3.2    |

In the SQL Fiddle you can see my work until now. I think that I can obtain what I want by getting the tree structure from CATEGORIES into a cursor and for each record I should get it's records from CATEGORY_ITEMS, but I was wondering if there is a possibility to do it without a cursor.
I admit that I am not to good at SQL but I am trying to be better so that's why I am asking this question.

A: Try this:
;WITH CTE(ID, NAME, PARENT_ID, SORT_ORDER, [Level], ord)  AS (
    SELECT c.ID, CONVERT(nvarchar(100), c.NAME),
        c.PARENT_ID, c.SORT_ORDER, 1 [level],
        CONVERT(nvarchar(255), RIGHT('0000' + CONVERT(nvarchar(255), c.ID), 4)) AS ord
    FROM CATEGORIES c
    WHERE c.PARENT_ID IS NULL
    UNION ALL
    SELECT c.ID, CONVERT(nvarchar(100), REPLICATE('  ', [Level]) + c.NAME),
        c.PARENT_ID, c.SORT_ORDER, CTE.[Level] + 1,
        CONVERT(nvarchar(255),RIGHT('0000' + CONVERT(nvarchar(255), CTE.ID), 4) + RIGHT('0000' + CONVERT(nvarchar(255), c.ID), 4)) AS ord
    FROM CATEGORIES c
        JOIN CTE ON c.PARENT_ID = CTE.ID
    WHERE c.PARENT_ID IS NOT NULL)
SELECT NAME
FROM (
    SELECT NAME, ord, 1 As ord2
    FROM CTE
    UNION ALL
    SELECT ci.NAME, c.ord, 2 + ci.SORT_ORDER
    FROM CATEGORY_ITEMS ci
    JOIN CTE c ON ci.CATEGORY_ID = c.ID) dt
ORDER BY ord, ord2

For this:
NAME
Category 1
Item 1 Category 1
Item 2 Category 1
  Category 1.1
Item 1 Category 1.1
Item 2 Category 1.1
  Category 1.2
    Category 1.2.1
Category 2
Item 1 Category 2
Item 2 Category 2
  Category 2.1
  Category 2.2
Category 3
  Category 3.1
  Category 3.2


Today The Friday Find is all about DIY Christmas Presents. This is the time of year when everyone rushes out to buy the perfect present for those they care about. Many times we forget the way to the perfect present is often right in our own hands. That is when we take the time to make the gifts ourselves. In these days of tight budgets a little imagination can go a long way to make something special for those who matter the most. There are so many great projects to choose from but, today I will limit it to three easy projects you can do yourself.
The first DIY handmade pick is a crochet pattern for Mary Jane Crochet Slippers by Accessorise. The simple stitches make this project a great for beginners and beyond. Since this slipper is styled with a cute little strap and a chic ankle flower it makes simply irresistible and is sure to be loved by the recipient! This pattern is available in PDF form and is the perfect little handmade project to make in your spare time.
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Christmas is a time for giving the gift of our love, our time, and our thanks. Take time to think out of the box and consider creating something handmade. Not only will making something handmade save you money but, you'll be making special memories for the person you choose to give your gift to. Remember creating a handmade present allows you to make something custom but, it also allows you the chance to be the artist as well!
I purchased this bag from you in green. It is adorable, I LOVE it. Will be buying more. If I didn't have a foot condition, I would order the Mary Jane crochet slippers. Too cute!
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Gingko, a vital herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine, is one of the oldest tree species and homeopathic herbs. The leaves are used to produce capsules, tablets, and extracts, and when dried, they can be used to make tea. Its capacity to improve brain health is likely its most notable feature. According to research, gingko can help individuals with mild to moderate dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Recent research has focused on a component that may aid in the treatment of diabetes, and further research is ongoing, including an animal study that suggests it may improve bone healing.
With fossils dating back 270 million years, gingko trees are considered living fossils. These trees have a 3,000-year lifespan.
Gingko Could Help With
Consider the Following
Its long-term use has been linked to an increased risk of thyroid and liver cancer, based on tests on rats.
It is known to cause problems in the liver, so liver enzymes may need to be monitored.
It can interact with blood thinners.
Do not ingest gingko seeds since they are poisonous.
Headaches, upset stomachs, dizziness, and allergic reactions are possible side effects.
Due to numerous drug interactions, talk to your doctor about its use.
Safety: Used as an Herb: 5.0/5.0; Used as a Supplement: 4.0/5.0
With its striking orange hue, it is impossible to miss a bottle of turmeric on a spice shelf. In India, turmeric is thought to have anticancer effects and prevent DNA mutations. As an anti-inflammatory, it can be taken as a supplement, and it has been used topically to relieve discomfort in people with arthritis. It is used globally as a culinary ingredient, making it a delicious, antioxidant-rich addition to many dishes. According to current studies, turmeric is a potential treatment for several dermatologic illnesses and joint difficulties.
For almost 4,000 years, turmeric has been used as a medicinal herb. It is a cornerstone of Ayurveda, an Indian alternative medical system.
Turmeric Could Help With
Pain Caused by Inflammatory Diseases, Like Arthritis
Stopping DNA Mutations
Several Skin Diseases
People tend to take too much when used as a supplement, so trusting the dosage and quality can be difficult. Safety increases when consumed as an herb in cooking or tea.
Its long-term use could result in stomach issues.
Turmeric's bioavailability is low. Adding pepper can help your body absorb more of its nutrients.
The oil produced by the brilliant yellow evening primrose flower can help with premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and skin disorders, including dermatitis. The available research on this oil is readily available, but some sources are more credible than others. For example, some studies have found that evening primrose oil has anti-inflammatory properties. It has been shown to aid in treating atopic dermatitis and diabetic neuropathy. Other health issues, such as breast pain, may also benefit from it.
Recent studies suggest that it can help individuals with multiple sclerosis, change hormones and insulin sensitivity in those with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), and be used topically to treat moderate dermatitis. According to findings, evening primrose oil might be the "Swiss Army knife" of the medicinal plant world. It comes with a warning that it may interact with various medications. More research is on the way, and the potential applications are favorable.
Because they bloom as the sun sets, evening primrose flowers are also known as moonflowers. They smell like lemons, according to many people.
Evening Primrose Oil Could Help With
Mild Skin Conditions
Some blood-clotting medications interact with it.
It is unclear whether it is safe to use during pregnancy.
It may obstruct drug absorption during HIV treatment.
It interacts with lithium in the treatment of bipolar illness.
Its long-term use could be risky.
Safety: 4.5/5.0
Flaxseed, which is also sold as an oil, is a safe plant-based dietary supplement option. This plant has been harvested for thousands of years. Today, it is praised for its antioxidant activity and anti-inflammatory benefits. While further research with human participants is needed, one study claims that eating flaxseed can help prevent colon cancer. According to another study, flaxseed can help lower blood pressure. It can even help people with obesity to lose weight.
Flaxseed and flaxseed meals are popular additions to oatmeal and smoothies, and it is also available as tablets, oil (which can be used in capsules), and flour. The best approach to get flaxseed into your diet is to eat it. Ground seeds can be sprinkled on cereals or salads or cooked into hot porridge, stews, homemade bread, or smoothies. It's also great to mix salad dressing with flaxseed oil.
Flax seeds are one of only a few plant-based omega-3 fatty acid sources. Chia seeds, walnuts, and soybeans are also good sources.
Flax Seed Could Help With
Decreasing Obesity
Regulating Blood Pressure
Preventing Colon Cancer
Women's estrogen production may be affected, particularly if they have a history of cancer or are pregnant.
Flax seeds should not be eaten uncooked or unripe since they can be toxic.
Tea tree oil has long been good for skin conditions such as moderate acne, athlete's foot, tiny wounds, dandruff, insect bites, and other inflammatory skin problems. More research on acne and scalp use is needed, but for now, there is some evidence showing tea tree oil's antibacterial properties on wounds and topical infections.
Tea tree oil was found to decrease the growth of acne-causing bacteria in a recent study. I i's often utilized as a highly concentrated essential oil. Like all essential oils, tea tree oil should be diluted in a carrier oil, according to the study. It is also frequently diluted in a range of skincare products and lotions.
Tea tree oil is made from the leaves of a tree endemic to Queensland and New South Wales in Australia.
Tea Tree Oil Could Help With
If consumed orally, tea tree oil is poisonous.
An allergic reaction to your skin is possible.
Hormones may be affected.
Its long-term use is not advised.
Echinacea is much more than the gorgeous purple coneflowers found in gardens. For centuries, these blossoms have been used as medicine in the form of teas, juices, and extracts. They are now available as powders or supplements. The most well-known use of echinacea is to relieve cold symptoms. Still, additional research is needed to confirm this effect and learn how echinacea improves immunity when a virus is present. Echinacea is generally harmless, except for a few potential adverse effects. Even if further research is needed, you can always use it to get rid of your cold symptoms faster.
Native Americans were among the first to use echinacea as a therapeutic herb. Archaeological evidence first appeared in the 18th century.
Echinacea Could Help With
It might be difficult on the digestive system and cause stomach discomfort.
Allergic responses may occur.
Grapeseed Extract
Grapeseed extract, which is available as a tablet and capsule or in liquid form, has been well-known and praised for its antioxidant properties for many years. It offers some health benefits, including lowering LDL (bad) cholesterol and alleviating impaired leg vein circulation symptoms. Grapeseed extract has been shown in studies to have anti-cancer properties and slow the growth of cancer cells.
Antioxidants found in grapeseed extract are the same as those found in wine.
Grapeseed Extract Could Help With
Lowering LDL (Bad) Cholesterol
Leg Vein Circulation
If you're on blood thinners or blood pressure medication, or if you are about to have surgery, proceed with caution.
It has the potential to limit iron absorption.
If you suffer from anxiety, you have likely been advised to use lavender essential oil at some point, and for good reason. This fragrant, purple flower has a good reputation in research, with the majority of research concentrating on its anti-anxiety properties. In a study of dental patients, lavender was found to be relaxing, while another study found that lavender could directly impact mood and cognitive performance. It's also been praised for its sedative effects, which can help individuals sleep better. Lavender has recently been discovered to have anti-inflammatory properties. It works best when diluted and administered to the skin or in aromatherapy, and it has very minimal adverse effects.
Lavender was brought to Provence, France, by the Romans 2,000 years ago.
Lavender Could Help With
It may irritate the skin.
If used orally, it is toxic.
When used undiluted, it may alter hormones.
Chamomile, a medicinal plant with flowers that resemble small daisies, has anti-anxiety properties. Most people are familiar with it as a popular tea flavor (one review claims that over 1 million cups are consumed per day worldwide), but it can also be consumed as liquids, capsules, or tablets. Chamomile's calming properties have been extensively researched, including a 2009 study that found it superior to a placebo in treating generalized anxiety disorder. One recent study verified that it is safe for long-term use. Another recent study confirmed that it has potential in anticancer treatments.
German chamomile, an annual that flourishes in the Midwest, and Roman chamomile, a perennial that attracts pollinators and smells like apples, are the two different varieties of chamomile.
Chamomile Could Help With
It may trigger allergic responses. Anaphylaxis has been reported in the past.
It has the potential to interact with blood thinners.
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SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. —
Seton Hall freshman forward Brandon Mobley of Savannah has been cleared to resume playing and will be in uniform on Sunday when the Pirates face Mercer.
Mobley dislocated his right shoulder and tore his labrum while playing in the New Jersey Shore League last summer. The 6-foot-9 freshman had missed Seton Hall's first nine games of the season.
Mobley averaged 20 points, eight rebounds and three blocks last season at St. John's Northwestern Military Academy in Wisconsin. As a senior he led Groves High School to a 28-2 record.
Seton Hall is 8-1 this season after finishing last season with a 13-18 record.
NO. 14 WISCONSIN 60,
WISC.-MILWAUKEE 54
MILWAUKEE — Jared Berggren scored 17 points to help No. 14 Wisconsin fend off a second-half surge from in-state rival Wisconsin-Milwaukee for a victory.
Jordan Taylor scored 14 for Wisconsin (9-2), including a critical 3-pointer with just over 40 seconds left to help put the game away. Ryan Evans scored a career-high 16 points for the Badgers, who have won three straight to recover from consecutive losses earlier in the season.
NO. 17 MISSISSIPPI ST. 75,
FLORIDA ATLANTIC 68
STARKVILLE, Miss. — Dee Bost scored 22 points, Rodney Hood added 19 and No. 17 Mississippi State survived a late scare from Florida Atlantic for a victory.
NO. 20 MICHIGAN 63,
ARK.-PINE BLUFF 50
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Freshman Trey Burke scored 13 of his 15 points in the first half, and No. 20 Michigan went on an early 19-point run en route to a victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
Evan Smotrycz added 16 points for the Wolverines (8-2) and Tim Hardaway Jr. scored eight.
SOUTH CAROLINA 66,
PRESBYTERIAN 58
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Bruce Ellington scored 15 points off the bench to help South Carolina rally from a double-digit deficit in the first half and defeat Presbyterian.
South Carolina (5-4) was just 7-of-29 from the field in the first half (24.1 percent), before shooting 70.4 percent in the second (19 of 27).
Ellington, a wide receiver for the Gamecocks football team, played in just his third game of the season, going 6-of-14 from the field in 25 minutes. He was the Gamecocks' leading scorer in 2010-11.
TUESDAY'S SCORES
Adelphi 83, CW Post 79
Drexel 71, Niagara 58
Holy Family 77, Lincoln (Pa.) 71
Merchant Marine 72, CCNY 45
NYU 78, Mass.-Lowell 55
New Haven 77, Nyack 61
Stonehill 79, Queens (NY) 64
Union (NY) 80, Utica 77
Villanova 68, Boston U. 43
York (Pa.) 94, La Roche 71
Chattanooga 98, Spalding 48
Ferrum 80, Piedmont 72
Middle Tennessee 65, Belmont 62
Newberry 92, Coker 88
South Carolina 66, Presbyterian 58
UCF 77, NC A&T 65
UT-Martin 86, Bethel (Tenn.) 83
Xavier (NO) 57, William Carey 42
Beloit 78, Milwaukee Engineering 65
Green Bay 69, Michigan Tech 61
Hamline 88, Caltech 48
IPFW 56, Dartmouth 51
Michigan 63, Ark.-Pine Bluff 50
Oakland 77, Rochester (Mich.) 62
St. Xavier 84, Judson 66
Wis.-Platteville 71, North Central (Minn.) 51
Wisconsin 60, Milwaukee 54
Texas 93, Nicholls St. 40
WOMEN'S SCORES
LSU 58, UCLA 41
Newberry 59, St. Leo 46
Nicholls St. 78, Belhaven 60
Presbyterian 92, Columbia (SC) 45
Tennessee 67, Rutgers 61


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