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// $Id$

package com.laytonsmith.commandhelper;

import com.laytonsmith.abstraction.Implementation;
import com.laytonsmith.abstraction.MCPlayer;
import com.laytonsmith.abstraction.bukkit.BukkitMCPlayer;
import com.laytonsmith.abstraction.bukkit.events.BukkitPlayerEvents;
import com.laytonsmith.abstraction.enums.MCChatColor;
import com.laytonsmith.abstraction.events.MCPlayerCommandEvent;
import com.laytonsmith.core.AliasCore;
import com.laytonsmith.core.InternalException;
import com.laytonsmith.core.Prefs;
import com.laytonsmith.core.Script;
import com.laytonsmith.core.Static;
import com.laytonsmith.core.UserManager;
import com.laytonsmith.core.constructs.Target;
import com.laytonsmith.core.events.Driver;
import com.laytonsmith.core.events.EventUtils;
import com.laytonsmith.core.exceptions.ConfigRuntimeException;
import com.laytonsmith.persistence.DataSourceException;
import com.sk89q.worldguard.bukkit.listener.WorldGuardPlayerListener;
import com.sk89q.worldguard.bukkit.WorldGuardPlugin;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import org.bukkit.entity.Player;
import org.bukkit.event.EventHandler;
import org.bukkit.event.EventPriority;
import org.bukkit.event.Listener;
import org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerCommandPreprocessEvent;
import org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerJoinEvent;
import org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerLoginEvent;
import org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerQuitEvent;

/**
 * Event listener for Hey0's server mod.
 *
 * @author sk89q
 */
public class CommandHelperListener implements Listener {

    /**
     * Logger.
     */
    private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger("Minecraft");

    /**
     * List of global aliases.
     */
    private AliasCore ac;
    private CommandHelperPlugin plugin;

    public CommandHelperListener(CommandHelperPlugin plugin) {
        this.plugin = plugin;
    }

    /**
     * Load global aliases.
     */
    public void loadGlobalAliases() {
        ac = CommandHelperPlugin.getCore();
    }

    /**
     * Find and run aliases for a player for a given command.
     *
     * @param command
     * @return
     */
    public boolean runAlias(String command, MCPlayer player) throws DataSourceException {
        UserManager um = UserManager.GetUserManager(player.getName());
        List<Script> scripts = um.getAllScripts(plugin.persistenceNetwork);

        return CommandHelperPlugin.getCore().alias(command, player, scripts);
    }

    /**
     * Called when a player attempts to use a command
     *
     * @param event Relevant event details
     */
    @EventHandler(priority= EventPriority.LOWEST)
    public void onPlayerCommandPreprocess(PlayerCommandPreprocessEvent event) {
        if(CommandHelperPlugin.self.interpreterListener
                .isInInterpreterMode(event.getPlayer().getName())){
            //They are in interpreter mode, so we want it to handle this, not everything else.
            return;
        }
        MCPlayerCommandEvent mpce = new BukkitPlayerEvents.BukkitMCPlayerCommandEvent(event);
        EventUtils.TriggerListener(Driver.PLAYER_COMMAND, "player_command", mpce);
        if(mpce.isCancelled()){
            return;
        }

        if (Implementation.GetServerType() == Implementation.Type.BUKKIT) {
            WorldGuardPlugin wgp = SKHandler.getWorldGuardPlugin(Target.UNKNOWN);
            //This will cancel the command if the player isn't supposed to run it in this region
            if(wgp != null){
				try {
					WorldGuardPlayerListener wgpl = new WorldGuardPlayerListener(wgp);
					wgpl.onPlayerCommandPreprocess(event);
				} catch(NoClassDefFoundError ex){
					// Ignored, for now
				}
            }
        }
        String cmd = event.getMessage();
        MCPlayer player = new BukkitMCPlayer(event.getPlayer());
        BukkitDirtyRegisteredListener.PlayDirty();
        if (cmd.equals("/.") || cmd.equals("/repeat")) {
            return;
        }

        UserManager.GetUserManager(player.getName()).setLastCommand(cmd);

        if (!Prefs.PlayDirty()) {
            if (event.isCancelled()) {
                return;
            }
        } //If we are playing dirty, ignore the cancelled flag

        try {
            if (runAlias(event.getMessage(), player)) {
                event.setCancelled(true);
                if(Prefs.PlayDirty()){
                    //Super cancel the event
                    BukkitDirtyRegisteredListener.setCancelled(event);
                }
            }
        } catch (InternalException e) {
            logger.log(Level.SEVERE, e.getMessage());
        } catch (ConfigRuntimeException e) {
            logger.log(Level.WARNING, e.getMessage());
        } catch (Throwable e) {
            player.sendMessage(MCChatColor.RED + "Command failed with following reason: " + e.getMessage());
            //Obviously the command is registered, but it somehow failed. Cancel the event.
            event.setCancelled(true);
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Called when a player leaves a server
     *
     * @param event Relevant event details
     */
    @EventHandler(priority= EventPriority.NORMAL)
    public void onPlayerQuit(PlayerQuitEvent event) {
        Player player = event.getPlayer();
        UserManager.ClearUser(player.getName());
    }

    @EventHandler(priority= EventPriority.NORMAL)
    public void onPlayerJoin(PlayerJoinEvent event) {
        Static.HostnameCache(new BukkitMCPlayer(event.getPlayer()));
    }

    @EventHandler(priority= EventPriority.NORMAL)
    public void onPlayerLogin(PlayerLoginEvent event){
        Static.SetPlayerHost(new BukkitMCPlayer(event.getPlayer()), event.getHostname());
    }

}

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package org.sirix.axis;

import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.sirix.Holder;
import org.sirix.XmlTestHelper;
import org.sirix.api.Axis;
import org.sirix.api.xml.XmlNodeReadOnlyTrx;
import org.sirix.axis.filter.FilterAxis;
import org.sirix.axis.filter.xml.NodeFilter;
import org.sirix.axis.filter.xml.TextFilter;
import org.sirix.axis.filter.xml.XmlNameFilter;
import org.sirix.exception.SirixException;

public class NestedAxisTest {

  private Holder holder;

  @Before
  public void setUp() throws SirixException {
    XmlTestHelper.deleteEverything();
    XmlTestHelper.createTestDocument();
    holder = Holder.generateRtx();
  }

  @After
  public void tearDown() throws SirixException {
    holder.close();
    XmlTestHelper.closeEverything();
  }

  @Test
  public void testNestedAxisTest() throws SirixException {
    final XmlNodeReadOnlyTrx rtx = holder.getXmlNodeReadTrx();

    // Find descendants starting from nodeKey 0L (root).
    rtx.moveToDocumentRoot();

    // XPath expression /p:a/b/text()
    // Part: /p:a
    final Axis childA = new FilterAxis(new ChildAxis(rtx), new XmlNameFilter(rtx, "p:a"));
    // Part: /b
    final Axis childB = new FilterAxis(new ChildAxis(rtx), new XmlNameFilter(rtx, "b"));
    // Part: /text()
    final Axis text = new FilterAxis(new ChildAxis(rtx), new TextFilter(rtx));
    // Part: /p:a/b/text()
    final Axis axis = new NestedAxis(new NestedAxis(childA, childB), text);

    AbsAxisTest.testAxisConventions(axis, new long[] {6L, 12L});
  }

  @Test
  public void testNestedAxisTest2() throws SirixException {
    final XmlNodeReadOnlyTrx rtx = holder.getXmlNodeReadTrx();

    // Find descendants starting from nodeKey 0L (root).
    rtx.moveToDocumentRoot();

    // XPath expression /[:a/b/@p:x]
    // Part: /p:a
    final Axis childA = new FilterAxis(new ChildAxis(rtx), new XmlNameFilter(rtx, "p:a"));
    // Part: /b
    final Axis childB = new FilterAxis(new ChildAxis(rtx), new XmlNameFilter(rtx, "b"));
    // Part: /@x
    final Axis attributeX = new FilterAxis(new AttributeAxis(rtx), new XmlNameFilter(rtx, "p:x"));
    // Part: /p:a/b/@p:x
    final Axis axis = new NestedAxis(new NestedAxis(childA, childB), attributeX);

    AbsAxisTest.testAxisConventions(axis, new long[] {10L});

  }

  @Test
  public void testNestedAxisTest3() throws SirixException {
    final XmlNodeReadOnlyTrx rtx = holder.getXmlNodeReadTrx();

    // Find desceFndants starting from nodeKey 0L (root).
    rtx.moveToDocumentRoot();

    // XPath expression p:a/node():
    // Part: /p:a
    final Axis childA = new FilterAxis(new ChildAxis(rtx), new XmlNameFilter(rtx, "p:a"));

    // Part: /node()
    final Axis childNode = new FilterAxis(new ChildAxis(rtx), new NodeFilter(rtx));

    // Part: /p:a/node():
    final Axis axis = new NestedAxis(childA, childNode);

    AbsAxisTest.testAxisConventions(axis, new long[] {4L, 5L, 8L, 9L, 13L});

  }
}


The day has come. The time has passed. The eclipse was here and then it was not, but when it was, you WEREN'T SUPPOSED TO LOOK DIRECTLY AT IT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE.
Alas. Donald Trump looked right at it. You knew he would.
Someone please tell Donald Trump that Barack Obama said it's bad to look directly at a solar eclipse.
You predicted it and everything.
And that's what he did. And it spawned so many tweets and memes and cool jokez. Like the above! And the below! Ah. See y'all (not Trump, the rest of you) in 2024 for the next one.


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Building on a campus tradition of pre-eminent interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary scholarship, education and public engagement that challenges conventional thinking, the UC Berkeley School of Public Health develops diverse leaders equipped to help solve the health challenges of the 21st century and beyond. Read more about the School's mission, vision, and core values.
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The New York Times writes 'Lisa Moore, an Australian pianist long based in and around New York, has always been a natural, compelling storyteller'. TimeOut NY describes her as 'the wonderfully lyrical pianist'. Lisa Moore has ten solo discs (labels: Cantaloupe, Orange Mountain Music, Irreverence Group Music, Bandcamp, Tall Poppies) ranging from Leoš Janáçek to Philip Glass. Her 2016 disc The Stone People (Cantaloupe) made The New York Times Top Classical Albums and the 2017 Naxos Critics' Choice. Lisa Moore has recorded over thirty collaborative discs (Sony, Nonesuch, DG, BMG, New World, ABC Classics, Albany, New Albion, Starkland, Harmonia Mundi). She has performed with a diverse range of musicians and artists – the London Sinfonietta, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, New York City Ballet, Bang on a Can All-Stars, Steve Reich Ensemble, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, American Composers Orchestra, So Percussion, Ensemble Signal, Australian Chamber Orchestra, TwoSense, Grand Band, and the Paul Dresher Double Duo.
Lisa Moore's festival performances include Lincoln Center, BAM Next Wave, Big Ears, Tanglewood, Gilmore, Chautauqua, Huddersfield, Paris d'Automne, Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, BBC Proms, Southbank, Adelaide, Perth, Sydney, Melbourne Metropolis, Graz, Vienna, Israel and Warsaw in venues such as the Royal Albert Hall, La Scala, Carnegie Hall, and the Musikverein. As featured soloist Moore has performed concertos with the London Sinfonietta, Australian Chamber Orchestra, Albany Symphony, La Jolla Symphony, Sydney Symphony, Tasmania Symphony, Thai National, Monash MAPA, Canberra Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonia Virtuosi, Wesleyan University Orchestra-Sumarsam Gamelan, and the Queensland Philharmonic. She has performed under the batons of David Robertson, Leonard Bernstein, Bradley Lubman, Steven Schick, Benjamin Northey, Richard Mills, Reinbert de Leeuw, Jorge Mester, and Angel Gil-Ordonez.
From 1992-2008 Lisa Moore was the founding pianist for the electro-acoustic sextet The Bang On A Can All-Stars – winner of Musical America's 2005 Ensemble of the Year Award. Lisa has worked with over 200 composers – ranging from Iannis Xenakis, Elliot Carter, Philip Glass and Frederic Rzewski to Ornette Coleman,Martin Bresnick, David Lang, Julia Wolfe, Meredith Monk, Thurston Moore, Hannah Lash, and Missy Mazzoli.
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Q: Sorry for the vulgarism, but is "motherf**ker" considered more insulting or racially offensive in some parts of the US? This is more of a cultural question.
A little while back, I was playing basketball at my pickup league - a friend of mine who is white (and from New Hampshire) got whacked pretty bad in the face by a different friend who is black (and from Georgia), it was a hard foul but I don't think the guy was trying to cause injury - it gets fairly competitive.
The guy who got whacked - out of pain more than anything yelled "Motherf**er!" - it didn't seem to me that it was directed at the other guy.
However, the guy who hit him - who is usually very easy going  - flipped out thinking the swear was directed at him. Then the other guy got pissed off because he was, after all, the one who got whacked.
I guess my NH friend was confused at the reaction and it got to the point where they had to be separated. However, they did cool off after a minute. Afterwards my friend from GA said something like "where I come from you don't call people that".
It got me wondering if Motherf**er is more of an insult in certain parts of the country or if there are racial connotations in the South? I grew up in a fairly diverse area in a northeast city and that word was thrown around fairly casually and nobody ever took too much offense to it.
I'd feel comfortable asking the guy from GA, but I haven't seen him that much in the past few weeks.
Sorry for the odd question.

A: There seems to be a divide between the North and South (i.e. NH and GA). The South, of course, gets cracked on a lot for "inbreeding", so maybe your GA friend was sensitive about said stereotype and took it really personally, especially because it came from a Northerner.
Another thing... My grandfather hates being called an "SOB", because he sees that as a direct attack on his mother, so maybe your friend felt like that when he was called an "MF"? It's best not to insult anyone's mother in the South without asking if it's okay first.
Source: Alabamian for 22 years.

A: This site allows discussion on English usage hence the existence of this discussion on this site, even though it is discussing the usage of the vulgar word "motherfucker" (mf).
Contributor picus firstly stated that its usage is cultural; I think he's almost right, but I'd say that its usage is universal among native English speakers, and I'd add that it is also political in the sense of being a taboo word that blacks in the US, in particular, consider to be racially charged when the source is a representative of their perceived centuries-long oppressor.
I can only speculate, but isn't it reasonable to say that if NH were black then GA wouldn't have reacted so aggressively? The word mf comes within the category of words, like the word nigger, that blacks allow other blacks to use when addressing themselves but do not tolerate such usage by their oppressors.
I don't know if NH meant to be especially offensive to GA since it would all depend on timing and whether NH saw that it was GA who was the cause of the presumed accident; but it is certain that GA saw the identity of the verbal insulter and reacted accordingly.
Is this opinion far-fetched or ill-informed? Probably not, especially when such behaviour is seen in other contexts. Isn't such behaviour the explanation why blacks behave more violently when they are encountered by law officials, who are usually white, who in turn behave more aggressively because of their experiences with black suspects? Because of historical and perceived current discrimination, encounters between blacks and whites always have a racial tinge, and this occasion of the use of mf is an example.
To sum up, my answer to the question is that mf can be considered to be insulting depending on the context, and racially offensive depending on the perspective, and doesn't depend on location.

A: I'm fairly certain that it is indiscriminately offensive, no matter who, where, or in what culture it's used. The disparity in how offensive it actually probably is merely a factor of how easily a person can be offended, rather than in anything tied to specific communities of people.

A: The word actually comes from a time when they enacted the Slave Trade Act 1807,and had slave farms where they produce slaves and sold them...this was the practice in slave states of the United States and of slave owners to systematically force the reproduction of enslaved people to increase their profits.
It included coerced or forced sexual relations between enslaved men and women or girls, Mothers and sons and Father and daughters...forced pregnancies of enslaved women, and favoring women or young girls who could produce a relatively large number of children.
The objective was to increase the number of slaves without incurring the cost of purchase, and to fill labor shortages caused by the abolition of the Atlantic slave trade...and this same tactic was used for those who could not afford to buy numerous slaves but wanted more… Hence the term Mother Fugger

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Things to do in Zanzibar City
Old Fort, Stone Town
Zanzibar: Stone Town & Spice Farm Tour with Lunch
Activity provider: Zanzibar Local Experience
From US$ 73 per person
Discover the unique mixture of Arab, Persian, Indian and European influences on a private tour of Stone Town and its main sights. Visit a real spice farm where you can see, taste and smell the freshest products before savoring lunch at a local restaurant.
Pickup optional
In front of your hotel.
Discover an array of aromas at a real organic spice farm
Visit a local food market and observe the live fish auctions
See popular sights in Stone Town like the Palace Museum and Old Fort
Taste fresh coconuts harvested straight from the tree
Begin your private tour in Stone Town, a city of prominent historical and artistic importance in East Africa. Its architecture, mostly dating back to the 19th century, reflects the diverse influences underlying Swahili culture, giving a unique mixture of Arab, Persian, Indian and European elements. For this reason, the town was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000. Start by exploring the Old Slave Market site and Anglican Church, before strolling through the narrow streets towards the City Market. Marvel at the fresh products and fruits and watch how locals buy and sell anything here. Observe the hustle and bustle of the fish auction. After this, take a sightseeing tour of the main buildings in Stone Town including the Palace Museum and the House of Wonder, which is the largest and tallest building in the town, also known as Bait-al-ajab. Continue on to see the Old Fort, Tippu Tip, and of course, the most famous, Freddie Mercury's House. Also visit the Peace Memorial and Natural History Museum, amongst other attractions. Next, learn about one of the main industries in the region: spices. Discover how the islands produce cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, and black pepper. For this reason, the Zanzibar Archipelago, together with Tanzania's Mafia Island, is sometimes called the "Spice Islands". There are many spice farms in Zanzibar and for the next portion of the tour, you will visit a real organic spice farm. When you arrive, the spice farm guide will describe how the spices are grown and used as medication and flavor in dishes. See spices like vanilla, cardamom, nutmeg, and many more. It will be possible to touch, smell and taste the spices and herbs directly from plants. Later, take the opportunity to join a cassava leaf harvest, make coconut milk, and practice some cooking. Even more, a coconut tree climber will pick some fresh young coconut fruits for you to try. End the trip with lunch at the spice farm and the opportunity to purchase spices from the shop (cash only).
Hotel transfers (if option selected)
In front of the Old Fort in Stone Town, Mizingani Road, Zanzibar at 9AM. One of the representatives will be waiting for you
Luggage or large bags
The Spice Farm was by far the best part of this tour. The guides were very knowledgeable and funny. They have dozens of different spices and fruits to see and try. The meal cooked for us was amazing too. Really special. The Stone Town was okay but the guide spoke little English (which is fine as it wasn't his natural language) so it made asking questions difficult. Our transfer was straightforward from our hotel too.
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The tour was a stroke of luck. We had booked the group tour but were traveling alone. The taxi driver picked us up at the hotel on time and drove us to the plantation. The guide there lives for the cultivation of spices and knew something to say about everything. His English was always easy to understand and we walked calmly through the organic plantation, which looked more like a jungle. At the end there was a delicious lunch. After the taxi brought us into town, we were greeted by another guide. He was a bit hectic, but also very nice. At his sporty pace we saw a lot of the city and learned about the different (occupation) eras and slave history. There was still time to go to the shops that interested us. We weren't pushed anywhere to buy anything. Rather, he helped us trade. The only mini minus point: was not informed about the pick-up time 24 hours before departure, she had to ask.
Very well structured tour from start to finish. The tour of the spice farm was very extensive, you could smell and touch everything. There was also a home-cooked lunch with spices and fruit from the farm. The tour of Stone Town was very flexible and our wishes were always taken care of. Therefore, it is best to think beforehand what you would like to see/know.
Top Attractions in Zanzibar City
1 Old Fort, Stone Town
2 Old Dispensary
3 Freddie Mercury Museum
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2 Zanzibar City Water activities
3 Zanzibar City Safaris & wildlife activities
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5 Zanzibar City Snorkeling
6 Zanzibar City Marine life
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9 Zanzibar City Island tours
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16 Zanzibar City Cruises & boat tours
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18 Zanzibar City Architecture
19 Zanzibar City Culinary & nightlife
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You are too careless in your life. Life will put you in situations where you need to expand your knowledge and skills in a few areas, and you will probably have to learn something new time after time. You will feel trapped in recurrent situations until you learn the lesson and start acting in a more profound way. You also need to care more about others because often you think that it is fine, but it turns out it is worse than you thought, and everybody was aware of it but you.
Self-criticism in a moderate amount will help you. Working on your disadvantages usually brings you even more profit than just avoiding situations where they can surface.
Expand your outlook, make yourself dive deeper, and learn situations from different angles.
It is a time of trial for your financial situation. You know how to earn and save money, as well as how to manage a business. However, even your skills do not guarantee that financial troubles will pass you by due to your major flaw of inattentiveness or carelessness when it comes to money, as you believe you are qualified in that area. You don't like to get advice, as it feels like you are being told what to do. You are stubborn and rarely consider the opinions of others.
This stubbornness deprives you from taking the opportunities fully. You are never going to pay attention to any opportunity despite its coolness, if you are not in charge of it. Your skepticism when it comes to authority of somebody else makes you see less and get less.
You are going to be in situations that can be figured out only if you are flexible and able to expand your outlook. You will be forced to show weakness and ask for assistance in a money-related situation. You will receive help, but you need to accept this help if you don't want to lose everything you worked so hard for. You won't have problems with earning money but with keeping it.


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Feliciano Gómez Hernández, conocido como Félix Gómez (Carmona, Sevilla, 5 de septiembre de 1977), es un actor español.

Biografía
En 1998, debutó con la serie Plaza Alta en la televisión autonómica andaluza Canal Sur. Ese verano se incorporó como actor fijo a la serie juvenil Al salir de clase, donde incrementó su popularidad a nivel nacional.

Su debut cinematográfico fue en el año 2000, con un pequeño papel en la comedia Besos para todos dirigida por Jaime Chávarri y protagonizada por Emma Suárez.

Fue parte del elenco de la primera temporada de la serie Amar en tiempos revueltos, protagonizada por Rodolfo Sancho y Ana Turpin, en el que dio vida a Rodrigo Robles, el hermano de la protagonista, Andrea.

En 2005 co-protagonizó junto a Concha Velasco la serie "Las Cerezas del Cementerio", adaptación cinematográfica de la novela de Gabriel Miró.

En 2009, participó en la serie La huella del crimen, en el episodio El crimen de los marqueses de Urquijo, basado en dicho suceso, el cual conmocionó a la sociedad española en los años 80. Interpretó a Rafael Escobedo, presunto asesino de los marqueses y único condenado por el crimen.

En 2012, fue protagonista junto a Leticia Dolera del videoclip Disconnected del grupo Keane. Dirigido por Juan Antonio Bayona y S. G. Sánchez.

En 2015, se unió al elenco principal de la serie Carlos, Rey Emperador donde encarnó a Fernando Álvarez de Toledo.

En 2018, coprotagonizó, junto a Carmen Maura, la obra teatral La golondrina, dirigida por Josep María Mestres y escrita por Guillem Clua.

En 2019 participó en la cuarta edición de MasterChef Celebrity, llegando a la final y quedando en segunda posición. También participó en la primera temporada de la serie Alta mar.

En 2020, fichó por La caza, una serie de La 1 para interpretar al personaje de Ernesto Suecia. A finales de septiembre, se confirmó que formará parte del elenco de la serie para Antena 3, Señor, dame paciencia.

Filmografía

Televisión

Series

Programas

Largometrajes

Cortometrajes

Teatro
 Fin. Dir. Antonio Hernández Centeno
 Cinco. Dir. Antonio Hernández Centeno
 La boda de los pequeños burgueses. Dir. Roberto Quintana (1997-1999)
 Krámpac. Dir. Antonio Hernández Centeno (2001-2006)
 El día que te vi. Dir. Antonio Hernández Centeno (2003-2006)
 Como abejas atrapadas en la miel, de Carter Beane. Dir. Esteba Ferrer (2006-2007)
 Baile de máscaras. Dir. Rojas y Rodríguez (2008)
 Hamlet. Dir. Tomaz Pandur (2009)
 Homero, la Ilíada, de Alessandro Baricco. Dir. Andrea D'Odorico (2010)
 El día en que nació Isaac. Dir. Antonio Hernández Centeno (2010-2011)
 Monólogo clásico. Dir. Amelia Ochandiano; en el festival de Mérida (2011)
 Alejandro Magno, de Jean Racine; en el festival de Mérida (2015)
 La golondrina. Con Carmen Maura y Félix Gómez. Dir. Josep Maria Mestres (2018-2019)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 https://web.archive.org/web/20140607221339/http://www.actores-aleteia.com/FelixGomez%20Completo.htm

Actores de la provincia de Sevilla
Actores de cine de España
Actores de voz de España
Nacidos en Carmona

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David Wilcock Update 7-31-14… "FULL EPISODE of David on Coast: The Global Initiation"
[Kp update: I just noticed that there WAS a C2C radio show with David on 7-31-14.]
Thanks to RMN, I found this just now, so I'd better post!! This is not only the radio show (from 6-20-14), but a rather extensive article as well.
I'm only posting the text here, so to view the entire article with images and links, please go to the article. The show audio is at the bottom, but I'll post the link here, and an audio player. David comes in at about 5:30. This show was recorded on 6-20-14.
http://divinecosmos.com/media/files/Wilcock_06-20-14_WITW.mp3
FULL EPISODE of David on Coast: The Global Initiation
Enjoy David's long-awaited comeback to Coast to Coast AM as a full-length guest, discussing the global initiation we are all moving through, how it is being generated by mysterious cosmic forces, and what we need to learn from it today!
THE GLOBAL INITIATION
There is no question that we are experiencing a worldwide economic crisis. We can now correctly call it Great Depression II, or GDII.
In hindsight, this appears to have started with the dot-com collapse of 2000. It has dramatically accelerated since the subsequent, larger collapse of 2008.
It was announced this week that 35 percent of all Americans — one out of three adults — are being called and harassed by bill collectors for debts.
This is concentrated most strongly in the Southern and Western states, with nearly 45 percent of people in the largest Texas cities being pursued.
Additionally, 15,000 people in Detroit have now had their water turned off this week, with tens of thousands more threatened — but large corporations are being protected:
Detroit Shuts Off Water to Residents, But Not Businesses Who Owe Millions
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/07/26/detroit-shuts-off-water-to-residents-but-not-to-businesses-who-owe-millions.html
Some 15,000 residential customers have lost water service, and tens of thousands more are in danger of losing it, thanks to past due bills.
But businesses owing hundreds of thousands of dollars have not been disconnected, Detroit Water and Sewerage Department records show.
According to a department list, the top 40 commercial and industrial accounts have past-due accounts totaling $9.5 million.
That list includes apartment complexes, the Chrysler Group, real estate agencies, a laundromat and even a cemetery.
LET'S STOP CALLING IT A 'RECOVERY'
The controlled corporate media has been using the Orwellian term 'recovery' to describe this accelerating crisis ever since the real economy started plunging in 2000.
The endless repetition of the term "recovery" for the last 14 years, as if to say "Oh, we just need to get through this next bit," is truly a sign of the criminal mentality that is occurring.
There can be no recovery until the existing perpetrators are brought to justice, and their crimes are finally halted.
The LIBOR scandal showed us that the top banks have formed a cartel, and are colluding with each other to manipulate their own interest rates.
This allows them to appear far more financially solvent than they really are.
It is openly and grossly embarrassing to see "business as usual" go on in the controlled corporate media in the aftermath of LIBOR — and then it got even worse.
GOLD, SILVER AND CURRENCY RIGGING
As of December 2013, we found absolute proof that the same criminal manipulation is occurring in the gold, silver and currency markets — if not worse.
Germany officially came after the banking cartel in January 2014 about this collusion:
1/16: Top German Financial Regulator Says Metals and Currency Rigging Worse Than LIBOR
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-16/metals-currency-rigging-worse-than-libor-bafin-s-koenig-says.html
Germany's top financial regulator said possible manipulation of currency rates and prices for precious metals is worse than the Libor-rigging scandal, which has already led to fines of about $6 billion.
The allegations about the currency and precious metals markets are "particularly serious because such reference values are based — unlike Libor and Euribor — typically on transactions in liquid markets and not on estimates of the banks," Elke Koenig, the president of Bonn-based Bafin, said in a speech in Frankfurt yesterday….
Bafin said this week it is investigating currency trading, joining regulators in the U.K., U.S. and Switzerland, who are examining whether traders at the world's largest banks colluded to manipulate the WM/Reuters rates, used by money managers to determine the value of holdings in different currencies.
At least a dozen firms have been contacted by authorities and more than 13 traders suspended, fired or put on leave in the currency case….
"The financial sector is dependent on the common trust that it is efficient and at the same time, honest. The central benchmark rates seemed to be beyond any doubt, and now there is the allegation they may have been manipulated."
THE "BANKER SUICIDE" EPIDEMIC BEGAN OCCURRING JUST TEN DAYS LATER
British, German, American and Swiss regulators are now openly cracking down on the banking cartel. This is only one part of a massive effort to defeat the Cabal that we have been steadily documenting on this site.
Based on what we have shared in many articles here in the David's Blog section of divinecosmos.com, as well as in our epic e-book Financial Tyranny with over 1.6 million views, there is undoubtedly much more yet to come.
The NSA revelations appear to be part of this greater plan as well, for reasons we have not yet entirely disclosed.
Not surprisingly, right after these probes expanded into gold, silver, other metals and currency — essentially everything left after LIBOR — we had a rash of "banker suicides."
This began only ten days after Germany made the official announcement.
THIS MANY JUMPING DEATHS IN A ROW IS VERY SUSPICIOUS
The chief medical officer of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention revealed it is very unlikely to see so many jumping suicides in such a short time.
3/18: Rash of Suicides Among Financial Professionals Baffles Experts
http://nypost.com/2014/03/18/string-of-suicides-rocking-financial-world-baffles-experts/
The financial world has been rattled by a rash of apparent suicides, with some of the best and brightest among the finance workers who have taken their lives since the start of the year.
A majority of the eight suicides of 2014 have been very public demonstrations, which has suicide-prevention experts puzzled.
"Jumping is much less common as a method for suicide in general, so I am struck by the number that have occurred in recent months in this industry," said Dr. Christine Moutier, chief medical officer of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention….
MARCH 12: Kenneth Bellando, 28, an investment banker at Levy Capital, was found dead on the sidewalk outside his building on Manhattan's East Side, after allegedly jumping from the sixth-story roof, sources said.
MARCH 11: Edmund (Eddie) Reilly, 47, a trader at Midtown's Vertical Group, jumped in front of an LIRR train near the Syosset, NY, train station.
FEB. 28: Autumn Radtke, CEO of First Meta, a cyber-currency exchange firm, was found dead outside her Singapore apartment. The 28-year-old American jumped from a 25-story building, authorities said.
FEB. 18: Li Junjie, a 33-year-old JPMorgan finance pro, leaped to his death from the roof of the company's 30-story Hong Kong office tower, authorities said.
FEB. 3: Ryan Henry Crane, 37, a JPMorgan executive director who worked in New York, was found dead inside his Stamford, Conn., home. A cause of death in Crane's case has yet to be determined as authorities await a toxicology report, a spokesperson for the Stamford Police Department said.
JAN. 31: Mike Dueker, 50, chief economist at Russell Investments and a former Federal Reserve bank economist, was found dead at the side of a road that leads to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington state after jumping a fence and falling down an embankment, according to the Pierce County Sheriff's Department.
JAN. 28: Gabriel Magee, 39, a vice president with JPMorgan's corporate and investment bank technology arm in the UK, jumped to his death from the roof of the bank's 33-story Canary Wharf tower in London.
JAN. 26: William Broeksmit, 58, a former senior risk manager at Deutsche Bank, was found hanged in a house in South Kensington, according to London police.
This is all just one aspect of what we're now calling a Global Initiation. That will be the subject of tonight's program on Coast.
The Russian television special we are launching this weekend, with an estimated 21 million viewers, has fascinating new insights into these suicides as well.
Everything we are now seeing was predicted, well in advance, in The Synchronicity Key, which debuted at #8 on the New York Times best-seller list last August, thanks to your generous support.
The surprising reality is that this is part of a global awakening, triggered by cosmic forces that directly influence our lives in profound and specific ways.
On tonight's show, I will be laying out the case of how this works, why it works, and what it means for us today.
We will be on from 10-12 PM PST on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory tonight. The website is coasttocoastam.com.
This show coincides with the release of The Synchronicity Key in paperback, making it even more affordable to enjoy this increasingly-relevant expose'.
OTHER RADIO SHOWS FOR YOU TO ENJOY AS WELL
In the meantime, if you want to hear more about the "big picture" I am describing here, I appeared on Coast for the first hour of June 4, 2014, during George's birthday bash:
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2014/06/04
Although I was scheduled to talk about synchronicity, I ended up really going after the Cabal and the subject of the Alliance that is defeating them.
I also continued and extended this theme on "What in the World" with Richard Garner on Sirius XM Radio, as of June 20th, 2014. Do a right click and "Save As" to download the file.
[Note from webmaster dated July 31, 2014 at 7:00PM PDT: Link has now been fixed. Please right click and choose "Save As"]
This show not only goes into the financial issues we are discussing here, and the international alliance that is working to solve them — it also discusses the fascinating subject of the breakaway civilization.
In the next day or two we will publish a separate article debuting a full-length Russian TV documentary, featuring Wilcock and Fulford, that discusses these banker suicides — and much more.
This will be in full, accurate English subtitles — and we will also upgrade the subtitles on our previous Russian appearances as well.
Right now I have to dash to prepare for the next Ancient Aliens taping. In case you haven't been watching, you can see me in almost every new episode since October 2013.
This is one of several key, intersecting factors that have made my schedule far more crowded since the beginning of the year.
It seems like every time I get a break, we have another taping — since those are the only times I have available.
Thus, even though this site has been updated very infrequently — and for that I apologize — I have been working non-stop.
I am also proud to announce that we are soon going to debut a new, second TV show that I will be hosting on Gaiam TV.
This show is called Whistleblower, where I interview key insiders and truth pioneers — rather than the documentary style I use in Wisdom Teachings.
We have built an enormous, gorgeous cinematic set for this new show, which has significantly increased our production value.
I just wrapped the 81st episode of Wisdom Teachings in Boulder this past week — and over 70 of them are already available on Gaiam TV.
Much of the best material from my books and conferences is now being released, a half hour a week, and it's all available for 9.99 a month.
The basic monthly fee lets you see my existing show as well as Whistleblower, once it launches.
It also includes other great original programs — including George Noory's show, many wonderful interviews by Regina Meredith, a wealth of spiritual films and the full collection of Gaiam exercise videos — for yoga, tai chi, fitness and more.
I feel that a hundred-dollar Roku box is an essential element to a Gaiam subscription, as you can pop through everything as easily and effortlessly as Netflix, and watch it on your big screen.
Now that I've got a Roku box, I just sit down, fire it up and it works — just like watching a movie.
You can sign up for a free 10-day trial, with full access to all 70-plus episodes now out there, at wisdomteachings.com.
I have been so busy with juggling three full-time TV shows — Ancient Aliens, Wisdom Teachings and Whistleblower — that I have seriously dropped the ball here, and I do apologize.
We have also done a great deal of work in getting the Convergence film script, with the CONTACT screenwriter Jim Hart, to its final draft.
Things have finally cleared up enough, as these new initiatives move forward, that I can settle into a groove — and I intend to post a lot more often!
In the meantime, I have two great conferences coming up: Contact in the Desert and a special edition of the Conscious Life Expo.
Contact in the Desert is arguably now the biggest, best event of its kind, out in Joshua Tree next weekend. I have multiple events there. Check it out!
Also, on August 23rd, I will be doing a full-day event at the LAX Hilton Hotel with the producers of Conscious Life Expo.
Both of these appearances will focus on the subject of Ascension — the Tibetan Rainbow Body — and how this knowledge applies to us today.
Additionally, the most recent half-hour episodes of Wisdom Teachings all cover the Tibetan Rainbow Body as well, in a fascinating eight-part miniseries.
That's it for now… I have two hours to finish cramming for the next taping!
We will be launching the new Russian video and the subtitles-upgraded earlier versions very soon. Thanks again for all your support!
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The last meeting of 2011 of the Supervisory Board of the State Company Avtodor was held on December 28. The meeting was chaired by the Minister of Transport of Russia, Igor Levitin, who presented the new member of the Supervisory Board, the Chairman of the State Company, Sergei Kelbakh, to the other members.
First Deputy CEO of the Russian Highways State Company Sergei Kelbakh will head the company on December 27. "Beginning from tomorrow Kelbakh will head the company," the press service said. It was earlier reported that Chief Executive Officer Sergei Kostin had been relieved of his duties and transferred to another job. A corresponding resolution was posted on the Russian government website on Monday.
On December 1, 2011 Avtodor State Company successfully closed the bid book for its bonds of the 01 series worth 3 billion rubles with 5-year maturity since the date of the bond placement. The obligation to repay the face value of bonds is ensured by a state guarantee of the Russian Federation.


At Battledown Centre for Children and Families we have due regard to the need to eliminate discrimination and other conduct that is prohibited by the Equalities Act 2010. We have due regard to advance equality of opportunity between people who share a protected characteristic and those who do not.
We have due regard to the need to foster good relations across all characteristics between people who share a protected characteristic and those who do not.
Decision makers must be aware of the duty to have due regard when making a decision or taking an action, and must assess whether it may have implications for people with particular protected characteristics.
Schools should consider equality implications before and at the time that they develop policy and take decisions, not as an afterthought, and they need to keep them under review on a continuing basis.
Battledown considers it extremely important to continually monitor to ensure Equality legislation is adhered to.
School pupil progress data shows that no group of children is performing significantly differently to any other. The school is committed to making adjustments and putting in interventions to ensure that all groups make good progress.
To make changes to our present physical environment to ensure that all areas of the school are fully inclusive to meet the needs of all groups, in response to our ever changing population and their increasing complex needs.
To improve our sensory learning environment to develop sensory, physical and creative areas.
To further develop tracking of pupil progress and impact of intervention strategies to ensure that all groups of pupils make good progress.
To ensure that our recruitment processes are in line with the current equal opportunities legislation.
To review all policies which expressly refer to Equal Opportunities, and monitor our Accessibility Plan.
To ensure we brief staff and Governors on our responsibilities.
To educate all about discrimination and prejudice and promote harmonious environment (social cohesion).


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Q: Use ASP.NET Core's ViewEngine to generate HTML outside Controller I'd want to generate html of myview.cshtml while passing string test to it
pseudo code based of return View("myview", "test");
var html = View("myview", "test")
I found a few working fine solutions to it, but they're limited to being executed in context of Controller
Where are the ControllerContext and ViewEngines properties in MVC 6 Controller?
public static class ControllerExtensions
{
    public static async Task<string> RenderViewAsync<TModel>(this Controller controller, string viewName, TModel model, bool partial = false)
    {
        if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(viewName))
        {
            viewName = controller.ControllerContext.ActionDescriptor.ActionName;
        }

        controller.ViewData.Model = model;

        using (var writer = new StringWriter())
        {
            IViewEngine viewEngine = controller.HttpContext.RequestServices.GetService(typeof(ICompositeViewEngine)) as ICompositeViewEngine;
            ViewEngineResult viewResult = viewEngine.FindView(controller.ControllerContext, viewName, !partial);

            if (viewResult.Success == false)
            {
                return $"A view with the name {viewName} could not be found";
            }

            ViewContext viewContext = new ViewContext(
                controller.ControllerContext,
                viewResult.View,
                controller.ViewData,
                controller.TempData,
                writer,
                new HtmlHelperOptions()
            );

            await viewResult.View.RenderAsync(viewContext);

            return writer.GetStringBuilder().ToString();
        }
    }
}

But how can I achieve that when I don't have any controller? do I have to create fake one? I'd want to avoid it because it requires a lot of DI magic to create instance of Controller

A: I have struggled to find a good answer to this for a while, and this is what I've come up with. Note that this assumes that the code is being executed as part of a HTTP request, just not in the controller. In my case, I know the calls to RenderViewAsync() will only come via a few controller methods, so I created a custom attribute that will store the controller instance in the HttpContext. You could, alternatively, write a filter or custom middleware to do this globally.
public class StoreControllerContextAttribute : ActionFilterAttribute
{
    public override void OnActionExecuting(ActionExecutingContext context)
    {
        var controller = (Controller)context.Controller;

        context.HttpContext.Items.Add("Controller", controller);
    }
}

Decorate the relevant controller methods with this attribute:
[StoreControllerContext]
public async Task<IActionResult> ControllerMethod()

I put my RenderViewAsync() method in a service class, which gets passed an IHttpContextAccessor via DI.
public class RenderService
{
    private readonly IHttpContextAccessor _httpContextAccessor;

    public RenderService(IHttpContextAccessor httpContextAccessor)
    {
        _httpContextAccessor = httpContextAccessor;
    }

    public async Task<string> RenderViewAsync<TModel>(string viewName, TModel model, bool partial = false)
    {
        // Get the HttpContext using the accessor
        var httpContext = _httpContextAccessor.HttpContext;
        // The controller should have been put into HttpContext.Items by the [StoreControllerContext] attribute on the controller method
        var controller = (Controller)(httpContext.Items["Controller"]);
        controller.ViewData.Model = model;

        using (var writer = new StringWriter())
        {
            IViewEngine viewEngine = httpContext.RequestServices.GetService(typeof(ICompositeViewEngine)) as ICompositeViewEngine;
            // Using an absolute path, so use GetView() not FindView()
            ViewEngineResult viewResult = viewEngine.GetView(viewName, viewName, !partial);

            var temp = viewResult.SearchedLocations;

            if (viewResult.Success == false)
            {
                return $"A view with the name {viewName} could not be found";
            }

            ViewContext viewContext = new ViewContext(
                controller.ControllerContext,
                viewResult.View,
                controller.ViewData,
                controller.TempData,
                writer,
                new HtmlHelperOptions()
            );

            await viewResult.View.RenderAsync(viewContext);

            return writer.GetStringBuilder().ToString();
        }
    }
}

In Startup.cs you will need to register the service:
services.AddScoped<RenderService>();

and also ensure you enable the HttpContextAccessor:
services.AddHttpContextAccessor();

Then I inject my RenderService where it is required, and call it like so:
string html = await _renderService.RenderViewAsync("~/Views/Path/To/MyView.cshtml", myModel, true);


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music / Electronic
Passè and Sammy Adams enter the simulation in their "In The City" video
Bringing some of the Brooklyn producers' favorite video games to life.
By Bryan Hahn
Passè (Richard Furniss and Anthony Chimiak) bring their catchy electronic music to the pixelated world of almost-vintage video games in their new video "In The City" with singer Sammy Adams. Adams was AFK for the shoot but Furniss and Chimiak battle each other in Grand Theft Auto, Street Fighter, and Super Smash Bros. to eventually forge an alliance.
As Adams sings about leaving a girl behind in his past, Passè provide that escape from reality by entering all of the worlds created by some of the greatest games of the 2000s. They finally get to live out the dream that everyone has of wreaking havoc GTA-style. But they also show the repercussions of that scary reality.
Photo: Mace
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Initial arch wires used in orthodontic treatment with fixed appliances.
Wang, Yan; Liu, Chang; Jian, Fan; McIntyre, Grant T.; Millett, Declan T.; Hickman, Joy; Lai, Wenli
Citation: Wang, Y., Liu, C., Jian, F., McIntyre, G. T., Millett, D. T., Hickman, J. and Lai, W. (2018) 'Initial arch wires used in orthodontic treatment with fixed appliances', Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 6, CD00785, doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD007859.pub4
Background: Initial arch wires are the first arch wires to be inserted into the fixed appliance at the beginning of orthodontic treatment and are used mainly for the alignment of teeth by correcting crowding and rotations. With a number of different types of orthodontic arch wires available for initial tooth alignment, it is important to understand which wire is most efficient, as well as which wires cause least amount of root resorption and pain during the initial aligning stage of treatment. This is an update of the review entitledInitial arch wires for alignment of crooked teeth with fixed orthodontic braces, which was first published in 2010. Objectives: To assess the effects of initial arch wires for the alignment of teeth with fixed orthodontic braces, in terms of the rate of tooth alignment, amount of root resorption accompanying tooth movement, and intensity of pain experienced by patients during the initial alignment stage of treatment. Search methods: Cochrane Oral Health's Information Specialist searched the following databases: Cochrane Oral Health's Trials Register (to 5 October 2017), the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) (the Cochrane Library, 2017, Issue 9), MEDLINE Ovid (1946 to 5 October 2017), and Embase Ovid (1980 to 5 October 2017. The US National Institutes of Health Trials Registry (ClinicalTrials.gov) and the World Health Organization International Clinical Trials Registry Platform were searched for ongoing trials. No restrictions were placed on the language or date of publication when searching the electronic databases. Selection criteria: We included randomised controlled trials (RCTs) of initial arch wires to align teeth with fixed orthodontic braces. We included only studies involving participants with upper or lower, or both, full arch fixed orthodontic appliances. Data collection and analysis: Two review authors were responsible for study selection, 'Risk of bias' assessment and data extraction. We resolved disagreements by discussion between the review authors. We contacted corresponding authors of included studies to obtain missing information. We assessed the quality of the evidence for each comparison and outcome as high, moderate, low or very low, according to GRADE criteria. Main results: For this update, we found three new RCTs (228 participants), bringing the total to 12 RCTs with 799 participants. We judged three studies to be at high risk of bias, and three to be at low risk of bias; six were unclear. None of the studies reported the adverse outcome of root resorption. The review assessed six comparisons. 1. Multistrand stainless steel versus superelastic nickel-titanium (NiTi) arch wires. There were five studies in this group and it was appropriate to undertake a meta-analysis of two of them. There is insufficient evidence from these studies to determine whether there is a difference in rate of alignment between multistrand stainless steel and superelastic NiTi arch wires (mean difference (MD) -7.5 mm per month, 95% confidence interval (CI) -26.27 to 11.27; 1 study, 48 participants; low-quality evidence). The findings for pain at day 1 as measured on a 100 mm visual analogue scale suggested that there was no meaningful difference between the interventions (MD -2.68 mm, 95% CI -6.75 to 1.38; 2 studies, 127 participants; moderate-quality evidence). 2. Multistrand stainless steel versus thermoelastic NiTi arch wires. There were two studies in this group, but it was not appropriate to undertake a meta-analysis of the data. There is insufficient evidence from the studies to determine whether there is a difference in rate of alignment between multistrand stainless steel and thermoelastic NiTi arch wires (low-quality evidence). Pain was not measured. 3. Conventional NiTi versus superelastic NiTi arch wires. There were three studies in this group, but it was not appropriate to undertake a meta-analysis of the data. There is insufficient evidence from these studies to determine whether there is any difference between conventional and superelastic NiTi arch wires with regard to either alignment or pain (low- to very low-quality evidence). 4. Conventional NiTi versus thermoelastic NiTi arch wires. There were two studies in this group, but it was not appropriate to undertake a meta-analysis of the data. There is insufficient evidence from these studies to determine whether there is a difference in alignment between conventional and thermoelastic NiTi arch wires (low-quality evidence). Pain was not measured. 5. Single-strand superelastic NiTi versus coaxial superelastic NiTi arch wires. There was only one study (24 participants) in this group. There is moderate-quality evidence that coaxial superelastic NiTi can produce greater tooth movement over 12 weeks (MD -6.76 mm, 95% CI -7.98 to -5.55). Pain was not measured. 6. Superelastic NiTi versus thermoelastic NiTi arch wires. There were three studies in this group, but it was not appropriate to undertake a meta-analysis of the data. There is insufficient evidence from these studies to determine whether there is a difference in alignment or pain between superelastic and thermoelastic NiTi arch wires (low-quality evidence). Authors' conclusions: Moderate-quality evidence shows that arch wires of coaxial superelastic nickel-titanium (NiTi) can produce greater tooth movement over 12 weeks than arch wires made of single-strand superelastic NiTi. Moderate-quality evidence also suggests there may be no difference in pain at day 1 between multistrand stainless steel arch wires and superelastic NiTi arch wires. Other than these findings, there is insufficient evidence to determine whether any particular arch wire material is superior to any other in terms of alignment rate, time to alignment, pain and root resorption.


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Gregory Rousseau (born April 5, 2000) is an American football defensive end for the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football at Miami. As a redshirt freshman there in 2019, he recorded 15.5 sacks and won all-conference honors and was named ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year. Rousseau was drafted by the Bills in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft.

Early life and college
Rousseau attended Champagnat Catholic School in Hialeah, Florida. He played defensive end, safety and wide receiver in high school. He committed to the University of Miami to play college football.

Rousseau played in the first two games of his true freshman year in 2018 before suffering a season-ending ankle injury and redshirted. He entered his redshirt freshman year in 2019 as a backup but eventually took over as starter later in the season. He was named ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year after recording 15.5 sacks that season, second in the nation behind only Chase Young's 16.5. He opted out of the 2020 season due to concerns regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

Professional career

Rousseau was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the first round (30th overall) in the 2021 NFL Draft. He signed his four-year rookie contract, worth $11.37 million, on June 4, 2021.

During Week 2 of the 2021 season, Rousseau was nominated for NFL Rookie of the Week honors with five tackles, two sacks, and two tackles made behind the line of scrimmage. Rousseau recorded his first career interception on October 10, 2021, in a 38-20 Week 5 Sunday night win against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, earning AFC Defensive Player of the Week. In his rookie season, Rousseau finished with four sacks, 50 total tackles, one interception, four passes defended, and one forced fumble. In the 2022 season, he finished with eight sacks, 37 total tackles, four passes defended, and forced fumble in 13 games.

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People from Coconut Creek, Florida
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Report on Agrigan (United States) — July 1990
Bulletin of the Global Volcanism Network, vol. 15, no. 7 (July 1990)
Managing Editor: Lindsay McClelland..
Agrigan (United States) Increased fumarolic activity; nine evacuated
Global Volcanism Program, 1990. Report on Agrigan (United States). In: McClelland, L. (ed.), Bulletin of the Global Volcanism Network, 15:7. Smithsonian Institution. https://doi.org/10.5479/si.GVP.BGVN199007-284160.
18.77°N, 145.67°E; summit elev. 965 m
An overflight on 1 August revealed increased fumarolic activity at the volcano [(figure 1)]. Nine residents were evacuated from the island. No felt earthquakes were reported.
Figure 1. Geologic map of Agrigan after Stern (1978). Contour interval is 200 m.
Reference. Stern, R.J., 1978, Agrigan: an introduction to the geology of an active volcano in the Northern Mariana Arc: BV, v. 41, p. 43-55.
Geologic Background. The highest of the Marianas arc volcanoes, Agrigan contains a 500-m-deep, flat-floored caldera. The elliptical island is 8 km long; its summit is the top of a massive 4000-m-high submarine volcano. Deep radial valleys dissect the flanks of the thickly vegetated stratovolcano. The elongated caldera is 1 x 2 km wide and is breached to the NW, from where a prominent lava flow extends to the coast and forms a lava delta. The caldera floor is surfaced by fresh-looking lava flows and also contains two cones that may have formed during the only historical eruption in 1917. This eruption deposited large blocks and 3 m of ash and lapilli on a village on the SE coast, prompting its evacuation.
Information Contacts: R. Koyanagi, HVO; F. Sasamoto, Office of Civil Defense, Saipan.


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Alex Jones Doesn't Deserve Your Concern
He was tossed from platforms like Facebook for inciting harassment. It is not a free speech issue
By Jack Holmes
The most surreal part of Alex Jones' show is the rapid-fire volley of whacked-out theories he no longer feels it's necessary to explain or justify. The InfoWars canon has so many layers of conspiratorial nonsense that claims like the government put fluoride in tap water to "turn the friggin' frogs gay" or that Hillary Clinton is suffering from seemingly every disease in the medical textbooks and also is operating a high-level pedophile ring are considered settled fact. There's no time for evidence: the globalists are trying to establish a New World Order!
But it appears Jones' methods have finally hit a snag. Apple banned five InfoWars podcasts from its platform Sunday, and other tech giants quickly followed suit.
Apple on Sunday removed five of the six Infowars podcasts on its popular Podcasts app. Commenting on the move, a spokeswoman said, "Apple does not tolerate hate speech."
Facebook, YouTube and Spotify, which for weeks had faced calls that they remove Infowars content, followed with similar measures. Facebook removed four pages belonging to Mr. Jones for violating its policies by "glorifying violence" and "using dehumanising language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants."
YouTube terminated Mr. Jones's channel, which had more than 2.4 million subscribers, for repeatedly violating its policies, including its prohibition on hate speech. Spotify cited its own prohibition on hate speech as the reason for removing a podcast by Mr. Jones.
It's intriguing that the platforms cited hate speech, not misinformation and propaganda, as reason to ban Jones' programming. While consistently peddling false information with no regard for evidence or fact is a public menace, it's also the purview of the current US president. (Donald Trump has appeared on InfoWars and praised Jones' "amazing" reputation.) Plus, it's a tougher case than these platforms simply saying Jones is using them to spread conspiratorial hate that leads to real-world harassment.
After all, while we've often laughed at Jones' gorilla-on-speed antics, his conspiracy-mongering has led to some of the ugliest incidents in recent American history. That's at least according to the families of Sandy Hook victims, who have filed a lawsuit against Jones. They've accused him of defamation for his years-long crusade suggesting the mass shooting was a "false flag" operation the government carried out to seize Americans' guns. The implication is that the six-year-old child these parents had to bury did not actually die—that these people enduring the worst pain imaginable are actors, and that their pain is not real.
Even worse: Jones has attracted a predictably unstable following. Some of these followers have brought it upon themselves to travel to Newtown, Connecticut, to harass victims' families in person. They have been calling them and harassing them online for longer and more often. The plight of one victim's parents was detailed in The New York Times:
In the five years since Noah Pozner was killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., death threats and online harassment have forced his parents, Veronique De La Rosa and Leonard Pozner, to relocate seven times. They now live in a high-security community hundreds of miles from where their 6-year-old is buried.
"I would love to go see my son's grave and I don't get to do that, but we made the right decision," Ms. De La Rosa said in a recent interview. Each time they have moved, online fabulists stalking the family have published their whereabouts.
They cannot visit their son's grave. They have moved seven times. This is happening to them because Jones will not stop telling his supporters that the death of their six-year-old, who was shot to death in his school with a military-grade weapon, is a hoax.
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Oh, and Jones, who's made a fortune peddling snake-oil supplements and other products that conveniently cure ailments conjured up by Jones' own conspiracies, is trying to get $100,000 from Pozner's parents. Jones considers himself a man of God.
While even speech as ugly as Jones' is protected under the First Amendment, this is not a First Amendment issue. The government cannot curtail Jones' free speech, but companies like Google or Facebook can ban him from using their platforms. Catherine Padhi at the Lawfare blog explained why Facebook likely has, based on prior case law, protected power to moderate speech on its platform based on the content of that speech. An unmoderated Facebook would likely devolve into an unconscionable cesspool, which would pose a threat to the core functions of the enterprise.
Now, there are legitimate questions about when companies as big as these should exercise their power to ban voices from their platforms. But it's clear that some speech—ISIS recruitment materials, for instance, or accounts linked to the neo-Nazi site The Daily Stormer—has long been verboten. The question is where's the line.
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These companies decided this week that it lies before the territory where you continually spark harassment of bereaved parents, or regularly declare—with no shortage of glee—that we are on the brink of civil war, or push a pedophilia conspiracy theory that a deranged fan cites after firing a gun in a Washington, D.C. pizza parlour. (Or, in a more cynical reading, they decided the political cost of putting up with InfoWars had outweighed the financial benefits. After all, it wasn't long ago they were making principled arguments for keeping Jones around.)
There are already a number of slippery slope arguments popping up, with some suggesting the future of all conservative media is now in doubt. But it's a very long slope indeed from InfoWars to anything resembling a legitimate news organisation. When The Wall Street Journal editorial page starts spouting conspiracies that its readers cite when storming restaurants with a gun, we'll have grave problems indeed.
Meanwhile, Jones and InfoWars have access to their audience through an app that's still available in the Apple store, as well as through their home website. Jones was live there today. They're also still on Twitter, which has long been criticised for failing to tamp down on harassment and hate speech. More to the point, there are a seemingly endless array of outlets that traffic in the same kind of conspiracy-mongering, misinformation, propaganda, and worse. The US First Amendment does not guarantee everyone a megaphone with which to spout their free speech, and that is what the tech big boys have seized from Jones. Considering the same Alex Jones has advocated for the military to arrest people who protest against the president—an actual First Amendment catastrophe—and occasionally admitted his whole act is "performance art" anyway, perhaps our concern might be better directed elsewhere.
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NewsNational Politics
Nebraska state senator faces backlash for referring to American flag as 'a rag'
By: Jennifer Griswold
Sen. Brewer reacts to the American flag being referred to as "a rag."
LINCOLN, Neb. — A Nebraska state senator is under fire from his fellow lawmakers after referring to the American flag as a "rag" during debate.
Sen. Ernie Chambers (I-Omaha) made the comments while discussing LB 399 , a bill that would update social studies requirements for Nebraska students. Chambers is concerned the updates would only teach a version of US history that would skew toward white Americans and not be representative of the experience of all Americans.
"Senator Groene wants to talk about the meaning of respect," Chambers said. What do white people mean by it and what do black people mean by it? White people mean we've gotta bow down to what they tell us as black people to bow down to. I don't come here for this rag every day, and it's a rag. That's all it is to me. When you show a way to persuade Jews to sanctify and worship the swastika, when you show me that I'll come up here and stand while you all hypocritically pretend that rag is something that it definitely is not."
Chambers has referred to the flag as a "rag" in the unicameral in the past.
The bill was debated for three hours on Wednesday and may return on Friday if there are enough votes to end Chambers' filibuster.


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Q: Good book for Integer/Non-Linear/Stochastic/Dynamic programing [Operations Research] I am looking for a book that deals with more advanced topics of operations research, like stochastic programming, dynamic programming, non-linear programming and integer-programming.
Most books on operations research that I have found are very introductory, and spend most of the time on regular linear programming and network problems via the simplex and dual methods, and then have like 1 small chapter with an informal treatment of the topics mentioned above. What books studies these in much more detail, both theoretical and practical (i.e. implementation in programming languages + practical applications)?

A: I can only partly answer your question. The book "Optimization over Integers" by Dimitris Bertsimas and Robert Weismantel. The book deals with integer programming in general and outlines many approaches how to tackle MIOPs. There is also a rather small section about nonlinear formulations. However, if you want to get a broader overview about nonlinear programming in general, an additional book about the topic would be recommended.


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Dixon High School Cites Role of Reading Apprenticeship in Schoolwide Literacy Gains
Dixon High School is an ethnically, linguistically, and economically diverse school in California's agricultural Central Valley. In the school's successful application for recognition as a "California Distinguished School," staff at Dixon High cited the core, long-term role of Reading Apprenticeship in improving teacher practice and student outcomes:
"Before Dixon High School began implementing the Reading Apprenticeship model, all students, but particularly Latino and Economically Disadvantaged students, were underperforming. [In 2000, the school was designated "underperforming" by the state.] While Reading Apprenticeship is not the only program Dixon High School has implemented over the last decade, it is the most far-reaching in terms of duration and student exposure. Reading Apprenticeship permeates our academic curriculum, from humanities courses to the electives. Most teachers, regardless of field, see themselves as reading teachers and work diligently to help their students access complex and pertinent texts….
"For nearly the past decade, Reading Apprenticeship has enabled Dixon High School students to become more proficient and confident readers throughout their studies."
Evidence from criterion-referenced and standardized tests supports the Distinguished Schools award. Degrees of Reading Power (DRP) scores, for example, weigh in at almost triple the increase expected from a year of instruction. In 2009–2010, Dixon students gained 2.9 points compared with an expected 1.0 point. On the California Standards Test for English Language Arts, Dixon students' scores have increased steadily, and achievement gaps are closing. As shown in the graph below, over the period 2007–2010, all students' scores increased by 31 percent, scores for Latino students increased by 46 percent, and scores for low-income students increased by 92 percent. (Earlier standardized score gains at Dixon are reported in a three-year research study funded by The Carnegie Corporation of New York and the Walter S. Johnson Foundation.)
Reading Apprenticeship in a Dixon High Honors U.S. History Classroom
Honors U.S. History (5:21)
Many of the students in Gayle Cribb's honors class are English learners or former English learners. All of them do the work of historians by grappling with primary sources, making text-based arguments, and helping each other think through reading challenges.
From the time she started teaching Honors U.S. History at Dixon High School, Gayle Cribb worked to increase the diversity of the class. As a result of her efforts, enrollment of Latino students rose dramatically. One-fourth of the students in the 11th grade honors class shown in this video are former English learners. And while most students in the class score at the two highest levels on the California Standards Test of English Language Arts, scores range from Basic to Advanced.
The lesson here was filmed in late March, during a weeklong unit on the Japanese American internment. Focusing on the question of the constitutionality of the internment, students read several primary source documents, including the U.S. Constitution; opinions from Korematsu vs. United States, a 1944 Supreme Court case challenging the internment; and U.S. Department of Justice memos.
As students read, Gayle uses Reading Apprenticeship strategies to engage them in ongoing small group and whole class conversations about their reading and thinking processes. Through these discourse routines, Gayle's students practice historical reading and thinking skills, gain stamina for challenging reading, and acquire deep knowledge of the history content.


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The preliminary card is in the books, and the main card of "UFC on FOX 4" is up next.
Featuring a main event between Brandon Vera and Mauricio "Shogun" Rua, the card kicks off at 8 p.m. ET from the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, and HeavyMMA has you covered.
The fourth installment of the "UFC on FOX" series also features a co-main event between Lyoto Machida and Ryan Bader.
The most impressive winner out of those two light heavyweight tilts will earn a title shot against the winner of Jon Jones vs. Dan Henderson, which takes place on September 1 in Las Vegas.
Join us for live round-by-round coverage a 8 p.m., and be sure to make your voice heard in the comments section by letting us know who you're picking to walk away with a win tonight.
Round 1: Touch of gloves, and we are underway. Swick lunges forward with a right. He lands a big right, and Johnson is a bit dazed. Clinch, but Swick breaks away after a Johnson elbow. Johnson misses with a combination. Just one minute down and already some good action. Knee from Swick, but Johnson uses it to get a takedown. He's on top now. Elbow from Johnson. Swick has guard. Body shot from Johnson. And a few more. Swick pushes away and is up. He lands a nice right. Big shots from both fighters. Swick hurts Johnson. Johnson is hurt. He throws back and lands. Clinch up against the cage. Johnson with another takedown, and he is working for the back. He has full mount. Just under two minutes to go in the frame. Big left from Johnson. Swick is looking to escape, but having a hard time and eating several shots. Scramble, and Swick gets into half guard. D'Arce choke from Johnson. It looks deep. He lets it go, but grabs on again. And he lets go again. Full guard for Swick now. 10 seconds to go. Heavy.com scores the round 10-9 for Johnson.
Round 2: Nothing much happening early. Much slower than the first. Leg kick from Johnson. Swick catches it and lands. Johnson is on his back. Big shots from Swick. This fight is over. Great finish.
Round 1: Touch of gloves to start. Lauzon stalking. Varner misses with a combination. He lands a jab to the body. Kick from Varner. Big right from Varner, and Lauzon backs up. Lauzon comes back and lands. Big knee from Varner, but it is blocked. Varner with a combination, but Lauzon with a shot to the body. He rushes forward in the clinch, but Varner pushes away. Varner with a nice shot, but Lauzon pushes forward. He eats a big shot. Lauzon is on his back. He works arm bar, but Varner breaks free. Knee from Varner. Heavy.com scores the round 10-9 for Varner.
Round 2: Varner lands a leg kick, and follows up with another. Varner throws, but Lauzon covers up. Kick from Varner almost trips Lauzon. The Boston native looks for a takedown, but Varner drops down for guillotine. Lauzon moves to the back after escaping. He looks for the choke, but Varner stands and separates. They begin striking again. Big exchange here. Lauzon rushing forward. They are swinging. Varner drops, and Lauzon continues to land heavy. Varner gets back to his feet. He tries to trip Lauzon, but gets reversed. Lauzon on top. He has the back, but moves to mount. Arm triangle from Lauzon. It's deep. Varner escapes. Lauzon looks armbar, but slips off, and Varner lands as the round closes. Heavy.com scores the round 10-9 for Lauzon.
Round 3: Hug at the start of the round. Timeout. Varner didn't have his mouthpiece, but does now. Lauzon shoots for a takedown, but gets stuffed. Varner comes back with a takedown of his own. Lauzon sweeps and gets back to the feet. Varner with punches, but Lauzon covers up. Varner comes back with a takedown. Lauzon reverses and grabs the triangle choke. This is deep. Varner is in trouble. This fight is over. Lauzon forces a tap. Great fight. Great heart from both athletes.
Round 1: Bader misses with a leg kick. Machida with a shot to the body. Not much action going on here. Left kick to the body. Bader tries to close the distance, but Machida lands a knee. Another front kick to the body. Bader misses on an elbow, and Machida scores. Front kick again. Bader finally ties up, but they separate almost immediately. Very little action in round one. Heavy.com scores the round 10-9 for Machida.
Round 2: Leg kick from Machida. Bader misses with a kick. Nothing much going on here again. Bader rushes forward with a punch. Machida counters with a huge right. Bader crashes to the ground. Machida with a few more punches. This is over. Hard to imagine a more impressive performance tonight.
Round 1: No touch of gloves. The fighters trade, and Vera lands a kick. Rua with a takedown early. The Brazilian looks to move to side control and he gets it. Vera rolls to a sitting position. Rua with a big knee, but Vera works his way back up. He fires off a pair of kicks before clinching Rua against the cage. Guillotine choke from Vera. It looks deep, but Rua escapes. He lands several elbows from the top, but Vera is defending nicely. "Shogun" transitions to the back, and Vera is in trouble. 30 seconds to go in the round. Vera with punches from back mount. Vera with an elbow. He will survive, but lose, the opening round. Heavy.com scores the round 10-9 for Rua.
Round 2: Big exchange early in the round. Rua lands. He comes forward. Big strike from Rua has Vera in all kinds of trouble. Vera up against the cage. Rua lands a few more huge shots. Vera eats a knee, but fires back and lands an elbow. Vera with a counter combination. Rua misses with a leg kick. Nice combo from Vera, finishing with a kick. He is turning it up. Huge counter left from Vera, but Rua comes back with a shot of his own. Knees from "Shogun." Vera drops to a knee, and Rua takes his back. Vera gets back up, but he is bleeding. Big kick from Vera. Nice right follows. This is a war. Rua lands and they fall into the clinch. Vera pressing Rua up against the cage. Vera with a trip and he is on top. One minute to go in the round. 10 seconds to go, and Vera with some nice shots. He is fired up. Heavy.com scores the round 10-9 for Vera.
Round 3: Brief exchange and Rua looks for the takedown, but it simply leads to the clinch. Knees from Rua. Vera breaks away. Nice combination from the underdog, followed by a kick. They clinch again, and Vera falls to his knees. Big punches from Rua, but Vera gets back to his feet. Vera with a head kick. He fires more shots. He comes forward, but Rua trips him down. Tremendous back-and-forth. Vera can't get up, and Rua is making him pay. Heavy.com scores the round 10-9 for Rua.
Round 4: Vera with a kick to the body. Rua looks for a takedown up against the cage, but Vera is giving him trouble. Big knees from "Shogun." Vera is staying up on his feet, and they finally separate. Vera with a couple elbows, but Rua lands a nice uppercut. They are caught in the clinch. They finally separate. Rua with a huge couple of uppercuts. He lands a combination, and Vera drops to the ground. More punches from Rua, and this fight is finished. Terrific showing from both men. Very impressive.
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