Cliff Boll, portly left fielder of the Regina Army & Navy, who a year ago led the Border League in hitting, has added the 1933 Southern League batting crown to his laurels. Official averages recently released gave Boll the nod with a mark of .338, earned through 46 base hits in 136 at bats. Based upon a minimum of at least 25 games played with 100 or more times at bat, Bryan Forster of the Regina Nationals finished second with a .317 average.
Winston Bates of Regina Army & Navy topped the hurlers with an 11-2 record. Hec McLeod, the playoff hero, was the league workhorse, pitching in 18 games, including 16 starts. He finished 2nd to Bates in wins, with 8.
Pete McCready of the Alberta champion Edmonton Cubs was the batting star of the 1933 Edmonton Senior League as he led the circuit in batting average, runs scored, runs batted in and home runs. The slugging centrefielder hit .345 with five homers and 12 RBI. Teammate Phil Horn was the runner-up with a .333 mark. The Shastas Val Berg actually topped McCready by hitting for a .349 average, but failed to play two-thirds of his teams`s games to enable him to qualify. Horn topped the league in steals, with 13.
Scotty Lister of pennant-winning Shores' Jewelers captured the 1933 batting title in the Terminal League edging Gus Girard of the Meralomas by five points, .390 to .385. Lister also led the loop in hits, 57, doubles, 13, and home runs, 5. McCarthy, of Shores', who finished 10th in the batting race, at .297, had the most runs, 47. Lefty Fairbairn, also of Shores', was tops in stolen bases, with 20.
Pamphlet of the pennant-winning Native Sons romped to the batting title for 1933 compiling a .508 average in 61 at bats. Farquharson of Lynn Valley was the runner-up with a .442 mark. Pamphlet topped the league in runs with 24 while Farquharson was best in hits, 38, and stolen bases, 15.
Rawlings of Lynn Valley, Langdale of the Odd Fellows and Sutherland of the Native Sons tied for the most pitching wins, 5. Rawlings was the league workhorse going 80 innings while Sutherland rang up the most strikeouts, 93.
Bunny Purmal, the heavy hitting catcher of Slinger's Winery, captured the 1933 batting championship hitting .412 to top Tillicum's Art Chapman who finished at .389. Freddie Gibbons of the Tillicum Club was third, at .357 and Claude Belcher, of Cameron's Lumber, hit .323 to take the fourth spot. Dave Essler, also of Cameron's was fifth, at .317.
Fred Weeks led the Duncan club in hitting during the 1933 season batting .452. Charlie Stroulger and Rupe McDonald tied at .364 as the runners-up followed by Roy Haines with a .316 average.
The 1933 BC Interior League featured five teams, Kamloops Famous Players, Kelowna, Revelstoke, Salmon Arm and Vernon. The only statisitics available are those for the Vernon club. Harry Cross lead the team with a sparkling .446 average and topped the club in home runs with four. Art McCall was second, with a .391 mark.


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import org.basex.data.*;

/**
 * JTree node which represents a leaf (which represents either a raw file
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 * @author BaseX Team 2005-16, BSD License
 * @author Lukas Kircher
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public final class TreeLeaf extends TreeNode {
  /** Represents raw file (true) or document (false). */
  public final boolean raw;
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  void load() {
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The first naturally occurring mutation identified in the highly conserved cytochrome c protein was discovered in a New Zealand family. The missense mutation,\results in the substitution of glycine for serine at residue 41 (with the initiator methionine omitted). The mutation causes only mild autosomal dominant thrombocytopenia in family members heterozygous for the mutation.
Two additional naturally occurring missense mutations in the cytochrome c gene, Y48H and A51V (c.145T>C; p.Y49H, and c.155C>T; p.A52V respectively), which result in thrombocytopenia have subsequently been identified. The naturally occurring mutants are all clustered on the same loop of cytochrome c, suggesting a role for cytochrome c and the loop in platelet production.
Cytochrome c is a small haem protein bound to the inner mitochondrial membrane with two main functions. Firstly, the protein plays a key role in energy production, shuttling electrons from complex III to complex IV in the electron transport chain. Secondly, cytochrome c is a crucial protein in the initiation of apoptosis. Cytochrome c is released from the mitochondria, binds to and forms the apoptosome and activates the caspase cascade, and subsequently cell death. Apoptosis has been implicated in platelet production, but its role remains controversial. It is therefore of great interest to study the biochemistry of these naturally occurring cytochrome c mutants which result in thrombocytopenia.
Platelets are produced from a mature megakaryocyte, a blood progenitor cell in the bone marrow. To determine the effect that the cytochrome c G41S mutation has on megakaryocyte differentiation we aimed to establish the megakaryoblastic cell line (MEG-01) overexpressing the G41S mutation. However experiments to test the suitability of using the MEG-01 cell line showed that the differentiating agent PMA caused an increased endogenous cytochrome c expression. Overexpression of cytochrome c as also correlated with increased cell density. Thus we were unable use the MEG-01 cell line to determine the effects of the G41S mutation on megakaryocyte differentiation.
Secondly, we sought to functionally characterise the impact of two additional cytochrome c mutations, Y48H and A51V to determine which properties of cytochrome c contribute to the Thrombocytopenia phenotype. As previously reported for G41S cytochrome c A51V and Y48H mutations enhanced the ability of recombinant cytochrome c to activate caspases in vitro. In addition, the three mutants had normal redox potential, were equally as stable and had the correct haem incorporation. We also determined that platelets and lymphocytes from Thrombocytopenia Cargeeg subjects have no obvious defect in mitochondrial respiration, in the presence of the heterozygous G41S mutation.


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Q: Find a transformation from tetrahedron to cube in $R^3$ to calculate a triple integral? I would like to calculate the triple integral of a function $f(x,y,z)$ over a region given by a tetrahedron with vertices $(0,0,0)$, $(a,0,0)$, $(0,b,0)$ and $(0,0,c)$. I am trying to do this by transforming the region to the unit cube but I am having trouble finding a transform to do this.  I think that a transformation from a tetrahedron with corners $(0,0,0)$, $(0,0,1)$, $(0,1,0)$ and $(1,0,0)$ to the unit cube is $x=uvw$, $y=uv(1-w)$, $z=u(1-v)$. How can I adapt this for the tetrahedron with the more general vertices?

A: The linear map $(x,y,z)\mapsto (x/a,y/b,z/c)$ transforms the tetrahedron with vertices you mention into the standard simplex with vertices $(0,0,0)$, $(1,0,0)$, $(0,1,0)$, $(0,0,1)$.  You can compose it with your transform onto the unit cube.
That said, I am not convinced that the gain outweighs the trouble. The triple integral over an axis-aligned tetrahedron like the one you start with is not hard to set up directly.

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Meinolf Peters (geb. 1952 in Emmerich) ist ein deutscher Psychologe, Psychotherapeut und Hochschullehrer an der Philipps-Universität Marburg.

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Peters studierte Psychologie an der Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen von 1975 bis 1981. Anschließend war er dort wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter der Abt. Entwicklungspsychologie. Von 1988 bis 2004 war er zunächst als klinischer Psychologe und Leiter der Abteilung Forschung und Dokumentation, seit 1999 als Abteilungsleiter in der Rothaarklinik, Fachklinik für Psychosomatische Medizin in Bad Berleburg tätig. Er erwarb sich 15 Jahre klinische Erfahrungen in der Behandlung älterer Patienten und baute an der Klinik eine Abteilung Psychotherapie und Psychosomatik in der zweiten Lebenshälfte auf. Seit 2004 ist Peters als Psychoanalytiker niedergelassen. Ebenfalls seit 2004 ist Peters ist Lehrbeauftragter der Philipps-Universität Marburg. Er war 2010 bis 2017 Honorarprofessor am Fachbereich Erziehungswissenschaften. Zusätzlich war er seit 2004 als Projektmanager in der Klinik am Hainberg in Bad Hersfeld und von 2008 bis 2017 als leitender Psychologe tätig. Seitdem ist er Berater und Supervisor. Seit 2008 ist er Mitinhaber und Geschäftsführer des Instituts Alternspsychotherapie und angewandte Gerontologie (gegründet durch Hartmut Radebold).

Arbeitsschwerpunkte

Peters wurde in Gesprächspsychotherapie (GwG) und Psychoanalyse (DPG) ausgebildet und machte eine Weiterbildung in systemisch-lösungsorientierter Psychotherapie.

Seit 1989 entwickelte sich eine Zusammenarbeit mit Hartmut Radebold. In den 1990er Jahren führte er zusammen mit ihm ein erstes Forschungsprojekt zur stationären Psychotherapie älterer Patienten durch, die einer seiner Arbeitsschwerpunkte blieb. Die Alterspsychotherapie entwickelte sich zu seinem Themenschwerpunkt, besonders im Hinblick auf deren entwicklungspsychologische und gerontologische Grundlagen. Dabei befasste er sich auch mit dem Problem der Identitätsfindung älterer Menschen in der postmodernen Welt. Ein besonderer Beitrag war eine Studie (in Zusammenarbeit mit der Berliner Psychotherapeutenkammer) 2011 zum therapeutischen Stil, bzw. therapeutischen Beziehung in der Behandlung Älterer.

Sein anhaltendes wissenschaftliches Interesse gilt der Entwicklung einer altersmodifizierten Psychotherapie, die auch die aus der Versorgung bislang weitgehend ausgeschlossenen Hochaltrigen einschließt. Seine Theorie der sekundären Strukturdefizite verknüpft strukturbezogene psychodynamische Modelle mit altersbezogenen klinischen Überlegungen und untersucht die Wirkung altersbezogener Veränderungen im Hinblick auf strukturelle Defizite.

Ein weiterer Arbeitsschwerpunkt, der ebenfalls die Arbeit von Radebold fortführt, ist das Thema der Folgen von Krieg, Flucht und Vertreibung im Alter.

Veröffentlichungen
Monografien
 Das Trauma von Flucht und Vertreibung. Psychotherapie älterer Menschen und der nachfolgenden Generationen. Klett-Cotta, 2018. ISBN 978-3-608-96205-5
 Psychodynamische Psychotherapie mit Älteren: Eine Einführung (Psychodynamik kompakt). Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 2017. ISBN 3-525-40595-2.
 Die gewonnenen Jahre: Von der Aneignung des Alters. Psychozozial-Verlag, 2017. ISBN 3-8379-2650-8.
 Klinische Entwicklungspsychologie des Alters. Grundlagen für psychosoziale Beratung und Psychotherapie. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2004. ISBN 3-525-46219-0.
 mit Joachim Lindner: Psychosoziale Gesundheit im Alter: Neue Herausforderungen für die Prävention und Psychosomatische Rehabilitation. Mediengruppe Oberfranken, 2012. ISBN 3-96474-134-5.

Aufsätze

 Meinolf Peters Publikationen (ResearchGate)

Herausgeberschaften

Peters ist Mitherausgeber der Zeitschrift Psychotherapie im Alter.

Weblinks

Psychotherapie bei Menschen mit Depressionen und kognitiven Symptomen im Alter  (Vortrag)

Einzelnachweise

Psychologe
Psychotherapeut
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This is big news this week for teachers and students who need media for their online projects. Getty, the giant photo agency, have opened up their library for free use as long as you use their embed tool.
This is timely as we think more carefully about Approaches to Learning in the MYP and DP, in particular Media and Information Literacy clusters and the skills of accessing and appropriately using information from other sources.
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The 51 biggest concerts coming to N.J. in 2022: How to see Billie Eilish, Elton John, Coldplay and more
Updated: Jan. 06, 2022, 9:36 a.m. | Published: Jan. 04, 2022, 10:00 a.m.
Billie Eilish's "Happier Than Ever" tour is one of many to swing into New Jersey in 2022. (Matt Smith | For NJ Advance Media)Matt Smith | For NJ Advance Medi
By Matt Levy | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
2022 is shaping up to be a great year for New Jersey music fans.
As concertgoers waded their toes back into attending live events in 2021, many of the world's biggest acts announced mega 2022 tours with shows in the Garden State.
In fact, given how many great shows are coming to New Jersey this year, it was difficult whittling this list down to just 51 concerts.
However, after much debate and deliberation, we bring you the biggest concerts coming to New Jersey in 2022.
(Note: These are just 51 of the concerts that already have been announced for 2022. As the year goes on, many more will be announced.)
Evanescence and Halestorm
Jan. 21, Prudential Center, Newark
The first huge concert in 2022 is alternative metal/goth rock mainstay Evanescence, fronted by lead singer's Amy Lee soaring vocals. They'll most likely be playing the mid '00s hits and tracks from their new album "The Bitter Truth." Get tickets here.
Prudential will be treated to the South Korean boy band's biggest crossover hip-hop/pop hits as part of the "Fellowship: Beginning of the End Tour." Expect catchy tracks and slick dance moves. Get tickets here.
Feb. 6, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark
The voice behind Pearl Jam is trying something new on his abbreviated semi-solo 2022 tour, playing tracks from his new album "The Earthling" with an all-star backing band made up of Glen Hansard from "Once" as well as members from the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Jane's Addiction. Get tickets here.
Feb. 12, Prudential Center, Newark
Tropical salsa's top-selling artist of all time is bringing a little summer flavor to the Northeast this winter. Before you know it, the three-time Grammy winner will have you dancing along to his infectious songs heating up the cold season. Get tickets here.
Prudential Center keeps the beat going less than a week later when Puerto Rican singer/songwriter/superstar Farruko drops in to unload his signature bangers. Expect his anthem "Pepas" to take the concert to the next level. Get tickets here.
Feb. 18, The Borgata Event Center, Atlantic City
The ubiquitous country star you might know as just "Reba" headlines Atlantic City for one night. If you want to brush up on your Reba knowledge before the show, pick up her recently released triple-disc box set "Revived Remixed Revisited." Get tickets here.
What comes after winning seven Grammys and hosting SNL? A world tour, of course. The 20-year-old Eilish is set to swing into Newark on her "Happier than Ever," tour that will get audiences bobbing their heads to the slinky beats in no time. Get tickets here.
Elton John's 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour' began in 2018 and is set to wrap up in 2022. In between, there are two New Jersey shows in 2022. (Photo by Rob Grabowski/Invision/AP)
Feb. 25, Prudential Center, Newark; July 23, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford
Sir Elton John's "Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour" began in 2018 and is set to wrap up in 2023. In between, he'll play 300 shows. Two of those will take place in New Jersey this year. If you haven't heard "Tiny Dancer" live yet, make it a priority. Luckily, you'll get two chances this year. Get tickets for the February show here | Get tickets for the July show here.
Are they hard rock or are they metal? Does it matter when their shows are so much fun? The durable Grammy-winning rockers were at Prudential Center in 2019 as part of their "Fear Inoculum" tour; we're thankful they're back so soon. Get tickets here.
Lucy Dacus
Feb. 26, The Stone Pony, Asbury Park
The rising indie pop star is our choice for music's "next big thing." In addition to her affecting solo act, Dacus has a side gig playing in supergroup Boygenius with Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker. Don't sleep on this show. Get tickets here.
"Any Way You Want It." "Don't Stop Believin'." "Faithfully." Need we say more? The group behind the song that capped off "The Sopranos" is back in New Jersey for one night in Newark. Arnel Pineda replaces Steve Perry. Get tickets here.
March 4, Prudential Center, Newark
According to Billboard, 2021′s biggest song was Dua Lipa's "Levitating." Although it never topped the actual chart, it was enduring and added a nice exclamation point at the end of a big year for the pop star. In 2022, she'll finally embark on her delayed "Future Nostalgia" tour. Get tickets here.
Chris Tomlin
One of contemporary Christian music's biggest performers will bring his signature faith-based music to Newark alongside fellow religious act Hillsong United. Get tickets here.
March 11, The Borgata Event Center, Atlantic City
Philadelphia's favorite three-piece R&B group crosses state lines to belt their classic hits. From "End of the Road" to "I'll Make Love To You," Boyz II Men's singalongs are sure to make fans young and old smile. Get tickets here.
March 11, Music Box at the Borgata, Atlantic City
For a pleasant night of folk-pop, you can't do much better than a chill, acoustic Caillat show. Good news for fans, too: The "Bubbly" singer recently shared that she'll be playing her 2007 debut album "Coco" in its entirety all tour. Get tickets here.
March 13, Prudential Center, Newark
The N.J. natives were supposed to play their splashy homecoming show over Thanksgiving weekend 2021 but now that it's been postponed, you can catch original members Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean and Pras Michael in 2022. Get tickets here.
March 17-19, Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre at the Count Basie Center, Red Bank
The married couple/band of Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks swing into Red Bank for a three-night run of shows to play their signature brand of bluesy rock. If you want a sneak peek of their sound, look into their 2021 live album "Layla Revisited (Live at Lockn')." Get tickets for March 17 | Get tickets for March 18 | Get tickets for March 19.
Bad Bunny will bring the 'El Ultimo Tour Del Mundo' to Newark in 2022. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)Invision
Spotify's most streamed artist of 2020 and 2021 will surely kick the Prudential Center into high gear on his epic "El Ultimo Tour Del Mundo." Prepare for epic crowd-pleaser "Dakiti" that you won't be able to get out of your head for weeks. Get tickets here.
March 22, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark
Subversive classic rock legend and eyeliner icon is scheduled to play all your favorite hits from yesterday and maybe even a few tracks from his new "Detroit Stories" album during his 2022 world tour. He'll be joined at this show by special guest Buckcherry. Get tickets here.
The former child star vocalist has grown up and become a formidable pop star. Danceable radio favorites like "Stay," "Peaches" and "Sorry" are sure to get his "Belieber" crowd moving come late March. Get tickets here.
April 1 and 2, Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena, Atlantic City
Led Zeppelin isn't touring in 2021, but this may be the next best thing. Zep soundalikes Greta Van Fleet evoke the classic group's spirit with high-pitched vocals, epic guitar solos and rockin' drums. Get tickets for April 1. Get tickets for April 2.
New Edition with Charlie Wilson and Jodeci
April 1, Prudential Center, Newark
Although this show is taking place on April Fools' Day, this lineup is no joke. Three all-time greats join forces for what will surely be an unforgettable night of R&B that you won't want to end. Get tickets here.
April 5, Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre at the Count Basie Center, Red Bank; Aug. 27, Wildwood Convention Center, Wildwood
Although it's not quite summer, the classic rock legends will be sure to get you in a surfin' mood with their timeless beach-based bops. The band will be fronted by Mike Love; Brian Wilson will be making a New Jersey appearance later in the year with the band Chicago. Get tickets for April 5 here | Get tickets for Aug. 27 here.
April 15, Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre at the Count Basie Center, Red Bank
If you "love Rock 'N Roll," this will be the place to be in mid-April. The '80s rocker with the unmistakable voice headlines for just one night in New Jersey in 2022. Make sure your voice is prepared because you'll be singing along. Get tickets here.
May 13 and 14, Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena, Atlantic City
For most of 2022, Sting will be overseas playing shows all over the world. However, in the middle of his trot around the globe, the former Police singer has two New Jersey shows on his calendar. Make sure to catch the "Fields of Gold" singer before he heads back across the pond. Get tickets for May 13 here | Get tickets for May 14 here.
May 20, BB&T Pavilion Center, Camden; May 27, PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel
The three-time Grammy winner and "Friday Night Lights" country star gets the summer season officially underway with a couple outdoor shows. Expect good times and a cowboy hat or two. Get tickets for May 20 here | Get tickets for May 27 here.
May 21, Prudential Center, Newark
Dubbed the "Prince of Reggaeton," the title certainly fits the energetic Colombian megastar. Come for high-octane hits like "Mi Gente" and "I Like It" but stay for mellowed out jams like "Una Nota" and "Un Dia." Get tickets here.
June 4 and 5, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford
The group's much-anticipated Spheres of the World Tour is expected to be so big that the seven-time Grammy winners had to add a second MetLife Stadium date. Get tickets for June 4 here | Get tickets for June 5 here.
June 10, Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre at the Count Basie Center, Red Bank
Fresh off the 2021 documentary "Get Back" chronicling the production of the Fab Four's album "Let It Be," Beatlemania is back. It's perfect timing then that all-time great drummer Ringo Starr takes to the road. A formidable leading man in his own right, Starr will headline in Red Bank alongside his famous All Starr-Band. Get tickets here.
Melissa Etheridge
June 13, Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre at the Count Basie Center, Red Bank; June 14, Mayo Performing Arts Center, Morristown
Etheridge was in Jersey in October 2021 for a show at the Bergen Performing Arts Center, but her quick return to the Garden State is certainly welcome. Get tickets for June 13 here | Get tickets for June 14 here.
The Barefoot Country Music Festival
June 16-19, Wildwood
Headliners for the annual four-day festival include Jason Aldean, Eric Church, Florida Georgia Line and many more country artists that will be announced later. This is sure to be a big one for country fans. Get tickets here.
June 17, PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel
If you can't make it out to Wildwood for the Barefoot Festival, "Neon Moon" crooners Brooks and Dunn will be at Holmdel's outdoor venue on the second day of the fest. They'll be joined by fellow icon Travis Tritt. Get tickets here.
June 17, Tropicana, Atlantic City and June 18, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark
Who will be performing in costume at these shows? That's half the fun of seeing the popular game show live. The other half? Surprisingly great renditions of today's hits. Get tickets for June 17 here | Get tickets for June 18 here.
Patti LaBelle is coming to the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in 2022. (Photo by Amy Harris/Invision/AP)Amy Harris/Invision/AP
Patti Labelle
June 25, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark
The silky smooth soul songstress who brought the world "Lady Marmalade" will be in Newark for a night. She'll be accompanied by Will Downing AKA "The Price of Sophisticated Soul." Get tickets here.
The classic rock group has had a bit of a renaissance the past decade as younger generations catch up with the rock craftsmen's catchy tunes. For a double dose of classic rock, the band will be joined by "Higher Love" singer Steve Winwood. Get tickets here.
July 3, Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena, Atlantic City; July 14, Prudential Center, Newark
If you're feeling a bit nostalgic seeing The New Kids on the Block go on a "MixTape 2022″ tour, we're about to up the ante. The show's bill also includes '80s artists Salt-N-Pepa, En Vogue and Rick Astley, the "Never Gonna Give You Up" crooner of Rickroll fame. Get tickets for July 3 here. Get tickets for July 14 here.
Chicago with Brian Wilson
July 11, PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel; July 13, BB&T Pavilion Center, Camden
In the mid '70s, Chicago toured with The Beach Boys. Nearly 50 years later, they're back at it again. Our fingers are crossed that they mash up some of their classics again for old time's sake. Get tickets for July 11 here | Get tickets for July 13 here.
July 14, BB&T Pavilion, Camden; July 19, PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel
The boy band that kicked off the craze in the '90s shows no signs of stopping anytime soon. This summer, they stop in New Jersey for their "DNA World Tour." More exciting? They've teased the possibility of a co-headlining tour with NSYNC. Get tickets for July 14 here | Get tickets for July 19 here.
July 29, PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel; July 31, BB&T Pavilion, Camden
Urban's "Speed of Now World Tour" is the Australian country star's first mega tour in four years and features two New Jersey shows. Urban said of the tour: "It's what I've always done, and it's what my music needs to live and breathe." Get tickets for July 29 here. Get tickets for July 31 here.
Aug. 3, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford
It's "Paradise Again." After an amicable split in 2012, the supergroup made up of three DJs will officially reunite for a full-on world tour after teasing a reunion for the past few years. Get tickets here.
Aug. 6, Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena, Atlantic City
She may be from New York and lend her voice to "Empire State of Mind," but the powerful Keys still plays other parts of the Tri-State. Before attending, check out Keys' 2021 album "Keys." It's on par with her breakout earlier records. Get tickets here.
Kenny Chesney and Dan + Shay
Aug. 13, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford
Rather than headline alone, Chesney has enlisted the help of fellow megastars Dan + Shay, Old Dominion and Carly Pearce to share the bill on his "Here and Now" tour. This is the rare "four in one" special. Get tickets here.
Santana and Earth Wind and Fire
Aug. 14, PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel and Aug. 18, BB&T Pavilion, Camden
Guitar virtuoso Santana meets all-time R&B greats Earth Wind and Fire on their excellently-named "Miraculous Supernatural Tour." It's like if an oldies radio station sprung to life. Get tickets for Aug. 14 here | Get tickets for Aug. 18 here.
Note: Earth Wind and Fire also will be at New Jersey Performing Arts Center on Feb. 1-2. Tickets for Feb. 1 can be found here | Tickets for Feb. 2 can be found here.
Rod Stewart and Cheap Trick
Aug. 16, PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel and Aug. 19, Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena, Atlantic City
Both headliners in their own right, fans will get treated to a nonstop parade of hits. "Maggie May" and "Surrender" both at the same show? Righteous. Get tickets for Aug. 16 here | Get tickets for Aug. 19 here.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers are playing at MetLife Stadium in 2022. (AP Photo/Leo Correa)AP
The SoCal rockers' Global Stadium Tour announcement comes with a double whammy surprise: The group is also set to release an album in the spring coinciding with the tour. Plus, they have another surprise in store — they'll be joined by the Strokes and Thundercat. Get tickets here.
Dispatch and O.A.R.
Aug. 28, PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel
Ladies and gentlemen, it's time to jam. The two groups are co-headlining for the first time. G. Love serves as the support act. Get tickets here.
Sept. 6, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford
It's going to get loud in East Rutherford. In fact, Rammstein may even turn it up to 11. The German metal act spares no expenses and will certainly test the sound system on their biggest jams like "DEUTSCHLAND" and "Du Hast." Get tickets here.
See.Hear.Now Festival
Sept. 17-18, Asbury Park
Although we don't know much about this year's festival at the time of publication, based on the big names topping the bill on 2021′s festival like Pearl Jam and The Smashing Pumpkins, we can only speculate that 2022′s lineup will be just as exciting. Tickets are not available yet.
Sept. 20-21, Prudential Center, Newark
In 2022, My Chemical Romance re-welcomes fans to the Black Parade. The emo pop-punk band hailing from Newark led by Gerard Way returns home for what will most certainly be a rollicking reunion. Get tickets for Sept. 20 here. | Get tickets for Sept. 21 here.
Oct. 21, Prudential Center, Newark
The "Legacy of the Beast World Tour" won't just feature tracks that put the metal group on the map. No, the band is excited to incorporate tracks from their well-received 2021 album "Senjutsu" into the set list for the first time ever. Get tickets here.
The "Senorita" singer announced his 2022 "Wonder" tour way back in September 2021 on the "Late Show with Stephen Colbert." More than a year later, Mendes will finally make the trek and bring his sizable stable of hits to Newark. Get tickets here.
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Hemp Jewelry. (Kids Can Do It).
Judy Ann Sadler. Illustrated by June Bradford.
ISBN 1-55337-775-3 (pbk.), ISBN 1-55337-774-5 (cl.).
Grades 3-10 / Ages 8-15.
A fun part of creating hemp jewelry is finding just the right decorations to make your project perfect. Check craft-supply stores, specialty bead shops, bazaars and junk sales for glass, wood, ceramic, metal and acrylic beads, pendants and charms. It is easiest to thread beads with large holes, but if your beads have small holes, check page 22 for how to use them in your jewelry.
One of the newest titles in the popular "Kids Can Do It" series of craft books, Hemp Jewelry shows kids (and crafty librarians) how to knot their way to all sorts of cool bracelets, anklets, rings, necklaces, chokers, and earrings. Sadler even includes instructions for hemp watchstraps with or without beads.
As with other books in this excellent series, this title is full of great ideas that will appeal to a broad range of crafters. Sadler gives readers tips for choosing materials and getting started, followed by instructions for 16 different jewelry projects. The skills learned in the projects build throughout the book, and so the square knot (eek! Macramé! Macramé!) you learn to tie on page 14 returns in projects later in the book.
The finished projects are given the colour photograph treatment, and each of the step-by-step instructions is illustrated in colour. Sadler's writing is very clear and easy to follow, and, combined with June Bradford's excellent illustrations, will have readers tying up a storm of hip accessories. Most of the projects have a "More Ideas" section that gives readers options for those projects.
Despite the possibility of macramé flashback for some readers, this book will be heavily used by crafters at school and public libraries.
Grace Sheppard is a Children's Librarian with the Ottawa Public Library in Ottawa, ON. She almost never spends her lunch hours tying knots in string.
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Comment on Recommendations in for National Indigenous Art Gallery site by Brent.
So as well as taking credit for a project started by Giles, they want to tear down the new sheds they just built?
Maybe it's best for us if Gunner does nothing and goes back to pretending we don't exist.
We can thank our esteemed Federal Member for the lack of funding.
The Northern Australia Counil which he chairs negotiated with the Federal Government to match dollar for dollar what the state or territory puts in.
He complained in question time shortly after that about the deal that he did, without once mentioning that his mate Gunner needed to pony up the other half.
He basically tried to score points by highlighting how abysmal his own performance is. Luckily he will be out of the job in May.
Scott is the only decent guy in the Labor party and I believe his heart is in the right place, however I won't believe a word he says until I see him vote against Labor in Parliament.
All these promises will mean nothing if he keeps voting with the 5th floor machine.
I bet the residents of Kilgariff who built their homes in a nice safe area would appreciate a jail next door. The extra traffic and families hanging around will not be a bother at all.
Given how much the NT Government hates Alice Springs, I expect it to go ahead. It will get priority project status if the residents object too loudly, too.
Hypobole aside, there is no need or intention (or even requirement) for her to resign. She can do both. You will find the Mayor of Sydney is also their state member. You will also find the Federal member for Lowe is on his local council, so are two Labor senators and one Greens senator.
So thanks for the misinformation.


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Chilean Court Strips Ex-Dictator of Immunity
By EDUARDO GALLARDO, associated Press — Jul 7th, 2005
A Chilean court stripped Gen. Augusto Pinochet of immunity from prosecution Wednesday for his alleged role in the killing of 119 dissidents in the early years of his dictatorship.
The Santiago Court of Appeals voted 11-10 to strip the 89-year-old former dictator of the legal immunity he enjoys as former president for a case known as "Operation Colombo" during his 1973-90 regime.
The ruling can be appealed before the Supreme Court. Pinochet's lawyer, Pablo Rodriguez, did not immediately announce his plans.
The case, which involved the killing of 119 people in 1975, was complicated and the Pinochet regime contends the victims died in clashes in Argentina involving rival armed groups opposed to his rule. The opposition says they were dissidents.
To support its claim, the regime cited an Argentine magazine called Lea, which published details of the alleged clashes and the names of the victims.
Pinochet also faces court battles in a number of other lawsuits arising from human rights abuses during his long reign, and has been four times stripped of his immunity and the courts have twice blocked his trial on health grounds.
Two cases are still pending, including Operation Colombo. The Chilean law requires people who enjoy of immunity to have it lifted separately in each suite they may face.
A report prepared by an independent commission for the civilian government that succeeded Pinochet said 3,197 people died or disappeared during his 17-year regime.
Last month, the same court also stripped him of his immunity in a tax evasion case stemming from multimillion-dollar bank accounts he held in the United States, as disclosed by a U.S. Senate investigative committee.
A judge has accused him of failing to pay $9.2 million in taxes on the accounts containing up to $17 million.
The courts here have cited Pinochet's health twice in blocking his trial on charges of human rights abuses. On Wednesday, lawyer Rodriguez insisted Pinochet cannot stand trial because of his health problems, as "he cannot answer questions, he cannot build his defense."
According to his doctors, he has suffered several mild strokes, the latest last month, and has been diagnosed a mild case of dementia. He also suffers from diabetes.
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The Great Indoors 2013
Awards / Events
Maastricht was the setting for this year's The Great Indoors featuring a host of student projects and amazing awards ceremony in which Dutch contenders i29 took home a prize for the third time in a row.
By Cassandra Pizzey / 21-11-2013
Organized by Frame magazine, and two Maastricht institutes, Marres House for Contemporary Culture and Bureau Europa, Platform for Architecture, The Great Indoors is a biennial which now marks it's fourth year. The theme of this year's biennial was The Nature of Things in which sustainability, longevity and reuse play an important role.
Awards are presented in four categories including Show & Sell, Serve & Facilitate, Relax & Consume and Concentrate & Collaborate.
And the winner is…for the third time i29 walked away with an award for best interior design. Their Social Workplace in Den Hoorn features coloured-coded islands that dictate the various functions within the office and eliminate the need for walls. According to the jury report: "This enforces the humane design concept that people should not be placed in boxes." The interior of Combiwerk (currently under construction) will feature 250 different second-hand chairs, giving each employee their own sense of security. The offices will be used as a career centre for those with special needs, all kinds of skills can be tested within the space such as cooking, cleaning and packaging.
Other winners were El Equipo Creativo for their restaurant interior which combines traditional Peruvian weaving looms with exquisite dining, Churtichaga+Quadra-Salcedo Arquitectos whose design for a cinema in a disused slaughterhouse in Madrid is anything but grim and OHLab which created a series of golden boxes for a jewellery shop in Mallorca.
A large part of The Great Indoors was taken up by the student programme. Students from seven academies around Europe were invited to participate in the programme. They were assigned a mentor and together asked to develop a strategy for an existing company and a little bit of budget. The schools then presented their ideas to a panel of judges, comprising the nominees of The Great Indoors Awards, and a winner was picked.
The lucky group – who win an expenses-paid trip to the Salone del Mobile in Milan – was the Design Academy Eindhoven for De Ridder led by Agata Jaworska and Jeremy Jansen. Their project is an Exhibition concept aimed to help out the gallery holder with her daily tasks. The team invented a series of pets, embodied by industrial-looking objects. These objects each have their own function such as a beamer, speaker and greeter. The jury was impressed by how well the team had listened to their client's brief and how the project fit within the overall theme of The Indoors Awards.
Other student projects included a mix between printing studio and social hub: Print and Coffee. Here, a team from the ABKM Maastricht led by Bas van Beek combined the voyeurism of a live printing studio with the possibility to co-create and have a cup of Joe on the go. A large disused – yet breathtaking – building just out of the city centre housed a new concept for fashion boutique owner Kiki Niesten. Together with Matylda Krzykowski students of UHasselt created a crisis store where customers were led through a series of sensory spaces ending in what could be the future of fashion, design your own. Another project led by Rianne Makkink with students from the University of Applied Sciences, Düsseldorf for client Seats2Meet looked at a disused loft space as collective workspace. An interesting framework was provided by the Railway station where the jury was asked to become a member and Makkink's style could be recognized in the multiway furniture created for the project.
The judges of the Great Indoors Awards are: Edouard François (FR) (Director Maison Edouard François, Paris), Beatrice Galilee (UK) (Writer and Chief Curator of 2013 Lisbon Architecture Triennale, London), Fabrizio Gallanti (IT) (Associate Director Programs at Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montreal), Christien Meindertsma (NL) (Designer, Rotterdam) and Lyndon Neri (CN) (Founding Partner of Neri&Hu Design and Research Office, Shanghai and Design Republic, Shanghai), chaired by Valentijn Byvanck (Director Marres) and witnessed by Saskia van Stein (Artistic Director Bureau Europa) and Robert Thiemann (Director and Editor-in-Chief of Frame magazine).
www.the-great-indoors.com
Main image: i29
Other images: 1. i29 2.-6. Student projects © Design.nl


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Hey, Wait A Minute
Crying Wolof
Does the word hip really hail from a West African language?
By Jesse Sheidlower
Dec 08, 20042:55 PM
John Leland kicks off his entertaining new book, Hip: The History, with a seductive little linguistic anecdote. The word hip, he says, derives from the West African language Wolof, and was "cultivated by slaves" from West Africa. Leland goes on to use the etymology of the word as a framing device for part of his argument: Hip—the word and the concept—"was one of the tools Africans developed to negotiate an alien landscape, and one of the legacies they contributed to it." Sounds fascinating, right?
There's just one problem: The etymology is wrong.
The origin of hip (and its partner, hep; the words are related) is, unsatisfyingly, unknown. The term first appeared at the turn of the 20th century, and quickly became widespread. Its meaning at this early point was "aware; in the know," and it was not widely used by African-Americans. It wasn't until the late 1930s and early 1940s, during the jive era, that the modern senses—"sophisticated; currently fashionable; fully up-to-date"—arose. (These senses did arise among African-Americans.)
Hip's etymology has been widely speculated upon; historians of slang have collected over a dozen possibilities, none of which is particularly plausible. Leland correctly dismisses as "dubious" a Depression-era source suggesting that the term hailed from the phrase to have one's hip boots on, which meant "to be prepared." Other unlikely origins: the phrase to be on the hip, which referred to the customary position for smoking opium; hep, two, three, four, a marching chant; and the name of an imagined Joe Hep, variously described as an infamous saloon-keeper or a skilled detective.
The idea—retailed prominently in Leland's book, its flap copy, and almost every review of it I've seen—that hip came from Wolof, a language widely spoken in Senegal and The Gambia, was first advanced, tentatively, in the late 1960s by David Dalby, a scholar of West African languages. The word hipi, meaning "to open one's eyes," was the putative source; Dalby also suggested West African sources for the American slang words jive and dig. Over time, Dalby's proposal was taken as fact by many people, particularly those who wanted to find African origins for English words. Even obvious problems with the etymology—such as the fact that Wolof does not generally use the letter "h"—were ignored. (The word in question is actually spelled xippi.)
Leland cites as his source Juba to Jive, a 1994 dictionary of black slang written by Clarence Major, which asserts that hip dates from the 1700s in American English. Major is a respected poet and critic, but his dictionary is widely regarded by linguists and lexicographers as poor—its etymologies baseless, its dates speculative at best—and no one has ever discovered a historical example proving his claim about hip. Leland does not mention more authoritative sources, such as the Oxford English Dictionary, in which the earliest example of hip dates from 1904. (I should note here that I currently edit the OED.)
When it comes to word origins, plenty of picturesque anecdotes get waved along without close scrutiny. (The Eskimos, I am sorry to report, do not have a particularly large number of words for snow.) And because the Wolof etymology dovetails neatly with existing cultural narratives about the coolness of African-Americans, Hip's reviewers—opining for the New York Times and Washington Post, among others—gleefully swallow Leland's story without checking it. In the Los Angeles Times, Herbert Gold (a truly hip man who wrote a memoir called Bohemia) even happily notes that Leland's etymology "corrects the folklore" of the opium derivation. If a putative word origin confirms one's prejudices—or is simply too good, or too quotable, to ignore—it will be repeated, and like other urban legends become hard to stamp out.
When I e-mailed Leland to ask about his sources, he said that he had consulted a variety of books, all of which supported the Wolof etymology. Some of the books he listed were written by reputable scholars, but even they simply parrot Dalby's original assertion, with its misspellings intact. Still, Leland's mistake illustrates how people—even those with scholarly inclinations and good intentions—can be weirdly lax about linguistic issues. Leland also wrote to me, "Of all the proposed etymologies I saw, the case for slave origins struck me as the strongest, earliest and most edifying." But the case is strong only because it sounds right, and it is early only because it is said to be early, not because there's any evidence for it.
The fact is, hip isn't the only word in this book that Leland misattributes. He also asserts that many other words are of African origin, among them dig, banjo, honky, jive, juke, and jazz. Of these, only juke and banjo are likely to derive from African languages. The African etymology of jazz was fabricated by a New York press agent in 1917. And honky, also supposedly from Wolof, actually derives from an African-American pronunciation of Hunky, a disparaging term for a Hungarian laborer; its first recorded use as an insulting term for a white person is found only in the 1950s, considerably too late for African influence to be plausible. This linguistic sloppiness does no one any favors. The African-American contribution to American culture—and in particular the African-American linguistic contribution to American popular culture—is robust enough without reaching back to putative West African borrowings.
Aside from the linguistic flaws, Leland's book is actually very good. He is an engaging writer and an excellent critic. And his argument doesn't collapse just because he failed to get his etymological facts straight. But reading his book, I really wish he had.


You found a house plan that looks great online. It has an attractive exterior and the right number and kind of rooms. The overall size is actually a bit smaller than what you had envisioned, so it should be well within your budget to build.
That's all good, right? Yep, until you build it, move in, and discover that there's no way to get the dining room table with eight people around it into the dining room. It's just too small. But it looked great on paper! What happened?
Scale. It's hard to figure out how big rooms will be when you're looking at them on paper. The only way to know is to put scale drawings of furniture into those rooms and see how it all fits.
Several years ago I built a home for a friend. He and his wife had fallen in love with a plan they found online (mostly because of the pretty artist rendering with 50-year-old trees and mature landscaping around it). Anyway, the formal dining room was a very important piece of the puzzle. Looking at it in relation to the other rooms, it looked great.
The more they talked, the more I realized they planned to host family gatherings where ten or more people would be seated at a table in that dining room. We printed out a copy of the plan, created a scale using a dimension from the plan, then drew in the dining room table and chairs to scale.
Guess what? The table and chairs fit, barely, but left no room to walk. They would literally have to enter the room in the order they planned to sit at the table. If someone sitting at the far end of the table had to get up to go to the bathroom, everyone else would need to get up to let him out.
The solution was to widen the room, and of course the house attached to the room, which added a couple hundred square feet to the house. It wasn't a huge expense, as all we added was square footage without having to add heat and air, cabinets, or fixtures. But imagine the outcome had we not drawn in the scaled table and chairs!
When you're looking at house plan, it's really hard to visualize the scale just looking at the plans on paper. By creating scale versions of your furniture and drawing them in, you can save yourself some major headaches.


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JCDecaux renews and extends its bus shelter contract in Aix-en-Provence for a period of 15 years
JCDecaux SA (Euronext Paris: DEC), the number one outdoor advertising company worldwide, announced that it has won, following a competitive tender, the contract to provide bus shelters for the bus network (contract renewal) and the brand-new Bus Rapid Transit (new contract) of Aix-en-Provence.
Signed with the Aix-Marseille-Provence Urban Area, the 15-year contract covers the supply, maintenance and advertising operations of 226 bus shelters (of which 48 are digital) in the Aix-en-Bus network and 64 bus shelters (of which 13 are digital) in the L'Aixpress network, the new Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line that came into service on September 2nd. The contract is for a total of 596 advertising panels. USB ports will be available on the new BRT bus shelters and also on the busiest shelters in the Aix-en-Bus network.
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In keeping with its sustainable development strategy, JCDecaux addressed the needs of the Aix-en-Provence Urban Area with an offering based on strong environmental values, optimising the energy performance of its furniture while ensuring responsible operations throughout the contract.
Partner to 61 municipalities and with a workforce of 191 employees, the Sud – Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Regional Department of JCDecaux is particularly dynamic. It has recently won or renewed several contracts including: automatic toilets in Marseille, street furniture with digital technology in Antibes, street furniture with digital technology in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, street furniture in Le Pradet, street furniture with digital technology in Fréjus and bus shelters with digital technology in the Nice Urban Area.
Jean-Charles Decaux, Co-Chief Executive Officer of JCDecaux, said: "We are proud to have won the contract to provide bus shelters for Aix-en-Provence. By renewing the contract for the bus network and extending it to include the new BRT line, the Aix-Marseille-Provence Urban Area is once again demonstrating its confidence in JCDecaux. This will underpin our innovation strategy, with its emphasis on digital technology, design and sustainable development. This new contract also strengthens our foothold in the popular tourist destination of the Sud – Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. It will consolidate the power and coverage of JCDecaux's national network for the benefits of cities, citizens, advertisers and their brands."
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Q: Can Chrome extensions communicate with USB-devices? Chrome Apps can use the Chrome.usb and Chrome.hid apis.
These are deprecated, when writing Chrome extensions.
Is it possible to use web.usb or web.hid in the popup html?
In my popup.js this
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returns "True"

A: Yes, you can access WebUSB and WebHID from the extension's background page however requesting permission to access a device requires making a call from a tab (not a pop-up or the background page).
Note that the background page is deprecated with Manifest V3. Extensions are expected to migrate to Service Workers. Currently, WebUSB and WebHID are not accessible from Service Workers. Supporting this is being investigated in https://crbug.com/1303193 and https://crbug.com/1303195.


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San Francisco Boy Cancer-Free 5 Years After Saving City As "Batkid"
Miles Scott went viral back in 2013 when the Make-A-Wish Foundation granted the 5-year-old boy's wish to become Batman, transforming San Francisco into Gotham with help from late mayor Ed Lee and local police and fire departments.
The nonprofit organization has now confirmed that Miles--a.k.a. Batkid--is now cancer-free. "Miles has returned to being a typical kid—playing Little League, going to school, helping his family farm, and even selling his first market goat in the local fair!" it said in a statement.
"Now 10 years old and in fifth grade, Miles loves science and robotics." Make-a-Wish director Jen Wilson says that Miles was convinced after his big day that he really was Batkid. "He just thought he was doing his job," she recalls.
"He took his work seriously. He thought Batkid might need to stick around."


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Keira Knightley & Gugu Mbatha-Raw To Star In Miss World Movie 'Misbehaviour' | Film News
17 Oct 2018 — Filed Under: Film, Film News
Keira Knightley and Gugu Mbatha-Raw have signed on to star in Misbehaviour, a dramedy that will focus on the 1970 Miss World pageant. Philippa Lowthorpe (Three Girls) will direct from a screenplay written by Rebecca Frayn with revisions by Gaby Chiappe. It will be based on the true story of the first black woman to win the Miss World competition.
Set against the backdrop of the 1970 pageant hosted by Bob Hope when the Miss World competition was at the height of its powers and watched by more than 100 million viewers, the newly-formed Women's Liberation Movement achieved overnight fame by invading the stage and disrupting the live broadcast, claiming that beauty competitions demeaned women.
When the show resumed, there was shock when the Swedish favourite to win was denied by Miss Granada – the first black woman to be crowned Miss World.
The project is being produced by Left Bank Pictures, who are also behind Netflix's The Crown. Pathé will distribute the film in the UK, France and Switzerland, while the rest of the worldwide rights are still up for grabs and will be launched for sale at the American Film Market (AFM), which takes place from Wednesday, October 31 until Wednesday, November 7.
Considering its themes, and with Knightley getting rave reviews for her recent performance in the upcoming Colette, and Mbatha-Raw's star on the rise thanks to her recent performances and big upcoming roles such as the Alice In Wonderland prequel Come Away alongside Angelina Jolie, Misbehaviour will be a very hot project and likely to start a bidding war among studios.
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(CNN) Authorities believe they have a good case against the Pennsylvania woman accused of kidnapping 23-month-old Nalani Johnson, whose death is expected to be ruled a homicide.
Nalani was allegedly kidnapped Saturday and her body was found in a park days later. According to a criminal complaint filed by the Allegheny County Police, Nancy was in an "intermittent romantic relationship" with the girl's father.
An autopsy for the toddler was performed Wednesday, and authorities revealed Thursday that they can rule out some causes of death.
"I can tell you that there's no sign of trauma, that's been eliminated," Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala told CNN affiliate WTAE. "The baby is fully clothed. She did not die from exposure to the elements, that's been eliminated."
A joint statement from district attorney offices of Allegheny and Indiana counties said "the expectation is that the manner of death will be homicide."
Zappala said if so, he would charge Nancy with criminal homicide in addition to her existing charges.
"There's no evidence that indicates anybody else was responsible for that child being taken from Penn Hills and ultimately being placed in that field, or in the woods in Indiana County," Zappala said. "We have her movement, we have civilian witnesses, we've got technology, we've got — it's a good case, it's a good case to try."
Allegheny County Police Department Superintendent Coleman McDonough told CNN Friday that no other charges will be filed until the coroner finishes his work.
"Until an official determination of the cause and manner of death by the Indiana County Coroner are made, no additional charges will be filed," McDonough said.
Coroner Jerry Overman told CNN the autopsy has been completed but results are still pending, and his office will not release the child's cause and manner of death for another six to eight weeks. Overman said they plan to do toxicology and metabolic testing among other microscopic studies before announcing findings.
Nancy is being held without bail at the Allegheny County Jail.
She will be represented by the public defender's office on the charges in Allegheny County, said Amie Downs, director of communications for the county. CNN has reached out to the public defender's office.
Father says Nalani was abducted after a fight
Nalani's father, Paul Johnson, says that Nancy drove off with his daughter Saturday after an argument, according to the criminal complaint.
Johnson and Nancy were at the start of an "intermittent romantic relationship" that began over social media a few months prior to the incident, Allegheny County Police Superintendent Coleman McDonough said at a news conference Tuesday.
Johnson said he, his daughter and a friend spent several hours with Nancy driving around on Saturday before they began arguing, according to the criminal complaint.
Johnson said he got out of the car, but when he went to get his daughter from her car seat, Nancy drove off with her, the complaint said.
He told detectives he tried calling Nancy's cellphone multiple times, but she never picked up, so he called 911 around 5 p.m., the complaint said.
Police stopped Nancy's car around 7:30 p.m. but did not find Nalani inside, according to the complaint. Nancy was arrested during that stop.
Nancy says she was hired to take the toddler
Nancy's version of events, detailed in the complaint, differs from Johnson's. She told authorities that Johnson sold the little girl for $10,000 and that she was completing the drop off, the complaint said.
She told detectives, the complaint said, that she encountered a silver SUV with out-of-state license plates parked on the side of the road and did as she had been instructed, passing the toddler and the car seat over to a woman standing next to the car and then driving off. Nancy told police she saw a second woman inside the SUV, the complaint said.
Nancy said she then drove around, smoked cigarettes and talked on the phone with her husband, the complaint said.
McDonough said Tuesday that police have no evidence to corroborate Nancy's version of events, adding that Johnson and his family have been cooperative with the ongoing investigation.
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Looking at Shida's blog, she says she thought about graduation pretty early this year, and her break was also to give her some time to seriously think about it.
I kinda saw it coming to be honest but I wanted to believe.
Oh well, I wish her the best, she's one the reasons why I got into Keyakizaka.
I will definitely miss her awesome reactions on Keyakake.
So this Etsuko Yakushimaru single is the ending song for an anime called High Score Girl.
On top of that my favorite composer Yoko Shimomura does the ost!
Now I know which anime I'm gonna watch next. Holy moly.
High Score Girl is fantastic.
the sora tob sakana op rules too.
Edit 2 which I would have posted separately: any of you J Music news busy bees know of any upcoming Etsuko Yakushimaru project? I noticed she dropped a single in August (seems like plenty of J Music artists I listen to arrived in the summer or shortly afterward).
She released a new single today, a Ryuichi Sakamoto cover, plus Soutaiseiriron released a new single last month.
Whaaaaa! It's like all the stars aligned for me today. I love Ryuichi Sakamoto.
I never listened to her actual band that she fronts though.
Im not sure what song you're referencing, but maybe Tom's Diner by Susanne Vega?
Who even is Daoko anymore? "Washed-up Kyary knockoff" was not the direction I was expecting her to go in. I feel like I dimly remember a time when she was actually somewhat unique as an artist.
she's got that cygames money now, I'm not sure she even cares. it's actually almost impressive how hard and fast she sold out.
Just about to start my 3ht train journey to London for the Band Maid gig. Jeez this week went slowly, buzzing now though!!!!
was it a whistle or more of a "doo doo doodoo do do doodoo"
Band-Maid were incredible tonight in London! I can't wait to go see them again. Easily my favourite band.
Avex entering the 21th century with 1080p videos!
Even Kanamis guitar being low in the mix didn't detract from a fantastic performance, and all the ladies taking turns on the drums was great.
I was about 2 feet away from Misa, man she can play. Also got Akane to smile at me!
Same. Should end up as one of my favorite songs on her new album (which got a bit delayed, that's a bummer).
I really like how the chorus section is divided into a more instrumental one representing Nakada, before switching to Daoko's vocals.
Ended up ordering 4 more albums after the Band-Maid buzz last night. Already owned one digitally but I do like to have the cds in my collection.
I need that blu-ray collection. Hurry up Avex!
Also, had no idea Glim Spanky has a new album releasing this week! A nice surprise, I have not been keeping up with releases.
Uncontrolled, FEEL, _genic, and Finally had Blu-rays so those PVs are super easy to find.
Mostly her older stuff and her upbeat videos. Would love to have them on blu-ray too so I can easily watch them in my player.
Definitely want her PAST<FUTURE PV's and the album tracks from Best Fiction.
It would be awesome to get the ones from STYLE and Hip-Pop days too.
Neonlight Lipstick and Ballerina are only available on DVD from the single, so it would be nice to have the PV's that are included only on singles.
I am surprised no blu-ray/DVD was included with Finally.
Also +Speed Star, I don't think that was every released officially on disc?
The amount of likes and retweets she gets compared to the others says everything.
King Gnu finally announced their major debut album. 2019 is King Gnu's year.
My CDJapan shipment arrived. Kiyoe Yoshioka's first album, Ikimono's last single, Sarah Alainn's "Timeless" and concert blurays for Ikimono-gakari and Leo Ieiri.
Looks like BokuRiri was involved.
ONE OK ROCK's 9th album is coming in February!
Tracklist. The western edition and Japanese edition both have a different track (Ambitions had like 3/4 each IIRC).
Nogizaka's 4th Gen members spotted today during a shooting, so I guess we'll be getting some infos about new members before the end of the year for all groups.
Kawago also announced today that she's graduating from Nogizaka, wonder if she's the last one of the year.
Anyways, 12 new members for Nogizaka out of the 38 who passed the auditions. Guessing Kanji Keyaki gets most of them.
I guess I'm used to Nogizaka having a big roster of like 45ish members, but it's hard to picture Kanji Keyaki with 36 members haha.
I'm still pretty excited to see what kind of group they become.
Just found out One OK Rock is coming close by next year. Might attend. I recently got into them, and the area they're playing is very beautiful.
You should, their shows are always a blast. I'm seeing them in 3 weeks in Paris. Same venue where they first came 5 years ago. Also it's the one that had that horrible terrorist attack in 2015. First time I'm going back since that, so it's going to be a bit special to me.
My Gacharic Spin Go Luck! mini album arrived. Hadn't realised it was record sized! Got to figure out where to store it now lol.
Finally! This was filmed way back when the album was released. Their vocalist actually said when they got the idea for the MV zombies weren't as popular, so there's that at least. Too bad they said we won't get anymore music for a while, with her having a baby.
zombies or not, it's a really nice video. I was wondering why they just put out a video for a song that came out a year ago.
Too bad they said we won't get anymore music for a while, with her having a baby.
Last album was so good too. Good for her tho.
The Ikimono-gakari concert was only average unfortunately. The mic sound was all messed up, probably because it was raining like crazy. Lots of good songs though.
I'm only halfway through the Leo Ieiri show though and it's fantastic. I don't like all her songs but so far it's mostly been the great ones.
Is there a good size Japanese Hip Hop following in here? I've gotten pretty deep into that over the last 12-14 months or so. New AKLO single dropped last week, second one in the last few weeks.
I've been listening to more and more hip hop this year yeah. Current favorites.
Ordered Fuki Commune - Welcome last night. Got to say I've been really impressed with Amazon Japan since I started using them. No messing around with customs and it always seems a much smoother experience than when I used Amazon UK.
In this day and age Amazon Japan is the only thing I need for my J-Music related needs.
Also, people need to stop using CDJapan for instance, it's waaaay more expensive.
For instance, I recently bought Keyakizaka46's live BR from Amazon Japan. Payed 56 euros in total (product + shipping and handling + import fees deposit), and got it 2 days (!) after its release.


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