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Jazz CD Domi & JD Beck
CD (Item 118737) Blue Note, 2022 — Condition: New Copy
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Neo Soul (CD, LP)
A mighty fresh debut from Domi and JD Beck – a duo who mix together keyboards and drums at a level that channels lots of styles from the global underground of the past decade or so, but with a jazzier sort of warmth, and a nicely soulful current throughout! The pair first got attention on a track by Anderson Paak, who appears here alongside a list of other luminaries who include Thundercat, Busta Rhymes, Herbie Hancock, Snoop Dogg, and Mac DeMarco – all guests who are maybe more at home in the groove of Domi and JD, than trying to push their own agenda! Anderson signed the duo himself – and titles include "Pilot", "Moon", "Duke", "Take A Chance", "Whatup", "Smile", "Bowling", "Not Tight", "Two Shrimps", and "U Don't Have To Rob Me". © 1996-2023, Dusty Groove, Inc.
Jakob Bro & Joe Lovano
Once Around The Room – A Tribute To Paul Motian
ECM (Germany), 2022. New Copy
CD...$16.99 18.99
A record that's very much in the subtle sonic territory that the late drummer Paul Motian might have appreciated – but one that also comes cross in ways that are nicely different than any sort of music Motian recorded himself! There's definitely drums on the record – handled by Joey ... CD
Donald Byrd Live – Cookin With Blue Note At Montreux
Blue Note, 1973. New Copy
A never-heard live set from the mighty Donald Byrd – recording here with live accompaniment from the Mizell Brothers – at a level that's every bit as wonderful as their work with the trumpeter in the studio! The material was originally recorded during a same series of albums that Blue ... CD
Ahmad Jamal
Emerald City Nights – Live At The Penthouse 1963 to 1964
Jazz Detective, Mid 60s. New Copy 2CD
Really fantastic music from pianist Ahmad Jamal – a set of tracks that's a really nice change from some of the recordings he was doing for Chess Records in the early 60s, and which definitely point the way towards the more stretched-out performances to come on Impulse Records! As the title ... CD
Kenny Burrell
Midnight Blue (RVG remaster edition)
CD...$5.99 14.99 (CD...$4.99)
One of the more legendary albums on Blue Note from the label's classic run – and for many folks, the quintessential album from guitarist Kenny Burrell! Burrell had been playing for a number of years, and had been already recorded by Blue Note on some other excellent records – yet here, ... CD
Qasim Naqvi/Wadada Leo Smith/Andrew Cyrille
Two Centuries
Red Hook, 2022. New Copy
CD...$14.99 16.99 (LP...$21.99)
Quasim Naqvi's the youngest member of the lineup here – working beside legends Wadada Leo Smith on trumpet and Andrew Cyrille on drums – yet he fits right into the mix, and does a great job here of exploring some of the more far-ranging territory that both Cyrille and Smith have handled ... CD
Frank Butler
Xanadu, 1977. New Copy
A hell of a record from the LA scene of the mid 70s – recorded by a quartet of musicians who'd gotten their start during the early bop years of the city, and who kept the flame burning brightly with great records like this! The set's noteworthy not just for a rare appearance as a leader by ... CD
Elvin Jones
Revival – Live At Pookie's Pub
Blue Note, 1967. New Copy 2CD
Searing work as a leader from drummer Elvin Jones – a set recorded very early on in his years at Blue Note, just a few weeks after the death of John Coltrane – yet one that was never issued by the label at the time! The location is a regular gig that Jones was holding down in New York ... CD
Joe Henderson
Mode For Joe (SHMCD pressing – with bonus tracks)
Blue Note (Japan), 1966. New Copy
Classic early work by modern tenor genius Joe Henderson – very well titled with the use of "mode", given the new sound and new direction Henderson was taking his tenor in the 60s! The album's got Joe working at the head of an all-great lineup that includes Lee Morgan on trumpet, ... CD
Elvin Jones rose to fame in the company of one of the greatest saxophone players ever – the mighty John Coltrane – and his post-Coltrane work like this really continues a keen respect for the role of the reeds in jazz – and really does a lot to push it forward as well! There's a ... CD
Ethiopian Knights
Sweet electric funk from trumpeter Donald Byrd – one of his first forays into an electric mode, and done in a style that's very different than his better-known soul fusion of the mid 70s! Before Byrd hooked up with Larry Mizell and started recording his smooth fusion grooves on records like ... CD
I'm Tryin' To Get Home
Donald Byrd's second foray into the "with voices" genre – done in the same style as his groundbreaking New Perspective album – and with similar choral work from lyrical modernist Coleridge Perkinson! The vibe here is slightly different than the previous record – in that ... CD
Hank Mobley
Workout (SHMCD pressing – with bonus tracks)
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One of the greatest albums ever from Blue Note tenor giant Hank Mobley – a set that really explodes in all the new directions Hank was taking in the 60s! Mobley in the 50s was already the stuff of legend – a tremendous soloist on tenor, and every bit his own man – firmly focused ... CD


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Tennessee House passes 20-week abortion ban
The House voted along nearly party lines on the Senate version of the bill after a lengthy debate. Democrats were vocal in their opposition. No Republicans voted against the bill, but several, did not vote.
Tennessee House passes 20-week abortion ban The House voted along nearly party lines on the Senate version of the bill after a lengthy debate. Democrats were vocal in their opposition. No Republicans voted against the bill, but several, did not vote. Check out this story on knoxnews.com: http://tnne.ws/2pwVygo
Jake Lowary, USA TODAY NETWORK - Tennessee Published 11:12 a.m. ET May 3, 2017 | Updated 5:08 p.m. ET May 3, 2017
Abortion laws(Photo: File / The Tennessean)
Tennessee lawmakers on Wednesday gave final legislative approval to a 20-week abortion ban that now heads to Gov. Bill Haslam and would put Tennessee among the states with the strictest abortion laws in the nation.
The House voted along nearly party lines on the Senate version of the bill after a lengthy debate. Democrats were vocal in their opposition. No Republicans voted against the bill, but several did not vote. House Speaker Beth Harwell initially did not cast a vote, but later indicated she wanted to be recorded in favor of the bill.
Here's vote on #abortion bill. 68-18 pic.twitter.com/9hN6JWezdA
— Jake Lowary (@JakeLowary) May 3, 2017
The legislation now goes to Haslam, who can sign it into law, veto it or allow it to become law without his signature.
Haslam has rarely vetoed bills in the past, and has said he reviews every legislation before making a decision on what action to take. He said after the Senate passed the bill Monday he would review the bill with his staff and Attorney General Herbert Slatery before deciding what to do.
"We will see," Haslam said. "When it gets to us, we'll have those conversations both with the Attorney General our own review of the bill before we make our decision."
The bill would require a test for viability and gestational age before a doctor could perform an abortion and would subject doctors who violate the law to a Class C felony charge that can carry up to 15 years in prison.
Initially, state Attorney General Herbert Slatery said the bill was "constitutionally suspect" for provisions that were later amended out that required both subjective and objective evaluations of viability. The subjective evaluation was removed from the legislation after Slatery's opinion, which helped the bill gain more favor from lawmakers.
State law currently does not define fetal viability, which is a central element of the bill and the surrounding controversy. Sen. Joey Hensley, R-Hohenwald, the sponsor of the Senate bill, and Rep. Matthew Hill, the House sponsor both have argued that fetuses can survive outside the womb after 24 weeks, but opponents have cited doctors who have argued there is no definitive medical test to determine if the baby will survive or not.
20-week abortion ban advances in Tennessee House
Tennessee AG: 2 more abortion bills 'constitutionally suspect'
Hill, R-Jonesborough, said 20 states have similar laws, and argued that none of them have been successfully challenged in court.
"How anyone can advocate for the taking of that life after science and medicine have deemed it to be able to survive as an individual human being is beyond me," Hill said.
The Guttmacher Institute, a private research group that supports abortion rights, lists 14 states that ban abortions after the 20th week post fertilization. Two additional states ban it after the 20th week from the beginning of a woman's last menstrual period, which takes two weeks off a fetus' age at conception, and that would include Tennessee if Haslam signs the bill. Both Arizona's and Idaho's 20-week abortion bans were struck down separately in federal courts, and Supreme Court justices declined to hear Arizona's case in 2014.
Babies born at 22 weeks after a woman's last menstrual period, 20 weeks after conception, are considered extremely preterm. Single-child pregnancies last an average of 40 weeks from the first day of the last menstrual period to birth, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
About a quarter of babies born at that 22-week last-menstrual-period age survived to toddlerhood, according to a study of almost 5,000 extremely early births at 24 hospitals in the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Neonatal Research Network. Babies born before that age have not survived.
Reps. Sherry Jones and John Ray Clemmons, both Nashville Democrats, spoke passionately against the bill. Clemmons proposed an amendment that would overhaul the bill and added an exception for rape and incest. He wanted to "plead" and "beg" the members to adopt the amendment, which ultimately failed.
In one of the more fiery dissents, Jones said the House should instead punish men who commit rape and incest on young girls.
"What we need to do is punish men who can't keep their zippers up," she said.
State Attorney General Herbert Slatery said in an opinion that the legislation and another abortion-related bill that was filed this year were "constitutionally suspect," but was prepared to defend the law if challenged in court.
Slatery also declined to enforce two other abortion-related measures that were struck down by the Supreme Court last summer that resulted from a case in Texas.
The Tennessee Medical Association, a group that represents and lobbies on behalf of physicians, has been neutral on the issue. Dave Chaney, a spokesman for TMA, said though the group is neutral on the issue itself, they've been following the legislation closely "because if it becomes law we will need to help our members understand the changes and ensure they practice within the confines of the law."
Several protests have been staged in the Capitol related to the measure. Again on Wednesday, several women dressed as handmaids in scarlet robes and white bonnets, a reference to the Margaret Atwood novel "The Handmaid's Tale," and held signs that read "We are not incubators" and "We are NOT Tennessee handmaids."
Planned Parenthood of Middle and East Tennessee President and CEO Jeff Teague said he was "disappointed but not surprised" by the legislature's action, and urged Haslam to veto the bill.
"(The bill) will violate a woman's guaranteed right as found by the U.S. Supreme Court to safe, legal abortion," he told The Tennessean in a text message statement Wednesday afternoon.
He also said it would make Tennessee "one of the most restrictive states in the nation for women's reproductive rights."
USA TODAY contributed to this report.
Jake Lowary covers Tennessee politics and state government for the USA Today Network. Reach him at 931-237-1583 or follow him on Twitter @JakeLowary.
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When Sony announced the next game in the God of War series in September 2020, the short video read "2021". But it is becoming increasingly unlikely that we will be able to play the action game this year.
God of War is probably taking a little more time
At the last State of Play a few days ago, God of War, which some believe the subtitle is Ragnarök, was not mentioned. A game that is due to appear in 2021 and of which there was not even gameplay to be seen, should be shown soon. Therefore, fans suspected that the release will no longer take place this year. Industry insider and games journalist Jason Schreier also said that he didn't believe that the new God of War would appear in 2021.
Now Cory Barlog, the game's creative director, has spoken out. While he does not explicitly mention God of War, it is clear that he is referring to this game. On Twitter he just said "WHEN. IT'S. DONE." What he wants to say is that "God of War: Ragnarök" will appear when it is finished. According to Corey Barlog, the fans here should trust him because that would be the best for everyone. He's not wrong about that. Developers should take the time to really get a game in good shape and condition. At Cyberpunk 2077 we saw what happens when that isn't the case.
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The classic fish and chips dish may hold the key to understanding the origins of DNA memory which is critical to human development, a new study suggests.
DNA memory is used to tell a cell what its job is and makes sure it stays dedicated to it.
The unusual looking elephant shark (Callorhinchus milii), commonly used in fish and chips, is only a very distant relative of humans.
Our ancestors split off from elephant sharks more than 460 million years ago. Now, scientists at the University of Otago in New Zealand have discovered it has a remarkably similar DNA memory system to our own.
"This memory is made up of tiny chemical tags called methylation, which are used to tell a cell what its job is and make sure it stays dedicated to it," said Tim Hore, of the Department of Anatomy at Otago, who led the research. The DNA memory system that belongs to humans has only been found in vertebrates - animals with a backbone such as mammals, amphibians and fish.
Researchers have long wondered how it evolved and how far back in evolutionary time it exists.
"The fact elephant sharks also use methylation - tagging to turn off genes tells us this memory system has been around a long time," said Julian Peat of the Anatomy Department at Otago. "Our study identifies elephant shark as the most evolutionarily distant animal that shares this DNA-regulation system with us humans, which makes it very interesting to take a closer look at," Peat said.
Hore said with access to this unique genetic resource, the team is excited about further research on the elephant shark and its DNA.
"The elephant shark is something of a living fossil - it is the slowest evolving vertebrate we know of. It only lives in the cooler waters of Australia and New Zealand, so we are really fortunate to have something this valuable to science in our backyard," said Hore.
"So many things remain mysterious about the elephant shark - we do not know whether this methylation memory persists across generations, or if it contributes to how gender is decided," Hore added. The study was published in the journal F1000.


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Multiple Grants help to fulfill one of the Town's most important priorities.
(Town of Rye, NY, USA) – January 30, 2019 – Rye Town Park is a wonderful, popular destination. Now, thanks to several successful grant applications to help make its facilities fully accessible, they will soon be enjoyed equally by everyone. One of the area's most beautiful natural assets,the park offers fantastic family fun and recreation, special community events and festivities.
The good news arrived in waves starting in Fall of 2018 and continued through January 2019. First, in October, the Park received the green light from the New York State Dormitory Authority to proceed with a $250,000 State and Municipal Facilities Program(SAM) grant from the New York Assembly to help fund the replacement of the bathhouse roof.
Then in December, a$300,000 grant from the State Office of Parks and Recreation was awarded through a statewide initiative, called the Consolidated Funding Application (CFA). These funds were awarded to upgrade the park and beach facilities to make them compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA). Enhancements will include the ramps to the beach, and the interior of the bathhouse and restrooms.
An additional $3,500 was awarded to the Park in January by the Westchester Elks Lodge #535 to help underwrite the installation of ADA compliant bathrooms in the bathhouse. Just days later, the Park Commission learned that it is being recommended for$130,000 of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) awards through the Westchester County Urban County Consortium.
A 2011 study found that many of the historic buildings at Rye Town Park lacked ADA compliance. Some of the conditions, in fact, were the subject of a 2015 lawsuit. Since the launch of his administration, Town Supervisor Gary Zuckerman, who also serves as President of the Rye Town Park Commission, has made ADA compliance a top priority.
"I am proud to stand with the Rye Town Council and my colleagues on the Rye Town Park Commission on passing a resolution to recommit to the full implementation of the ADA. Our communities are stronger because of our diversity and differences." Gary Zuckerman stated in 2017 as he encouraged other Westchester County leaders to follow suit.
The challenge for the Town and Park was meeting all these compliance goals in a fiscally responsible fashion. The solution was to secure as much grant funding as possible, s so several grant applications were submitted. Now the Park Commission's hard work is coming to fruition. These grants are great news for the Town and the Park,but they also signify the beginning of a complicated process needed to complete these renovations.
While the Gratitude Grant from the Elks Lodge has no financial matching obligations, the other three do. The SAM grant, obtained with the help of Assemblyman Steve Otis,requires a $100,000 match for the bathhouse roof replacement project. RFPs have already been posted for the project.Both the CFA and CDBG grants will require a match of equal funding from the Commission. Plans and RFPs are currently being created for those projects.
Meanwhile, Zuckerman has already put this accessibility policy commitment into practice with the renovation of the Mansion at Crawford Park, soon to be known as the Crawford Park Community Center. That multi-year project, expected to be completed summer 2019, will add a handicap accessible elevator, emergency evacuation chair to assist the disabled, and an ADA-compliant walkway, bathrooms, and playground outdoors.
Receiving these significant funds means that the Town of Rye will head into 2019 with positive,progressive momentum. These projects give everyone great reasons to cheer as they start the New Year.
Located in the hills of Southeastern Westchester, The Town of Rye is comprised of the Villages of Port Chester and Rye Brook, as well as that portion of the Village of Mamaroneck known as Rye Neck. It contains three school districts, and part of a fourth, and operates two parks, Crawford Park and Rye Town Park. The latter it operates i partnership with its neighbor the City of Rye. The Town is responsible for the assessment of 11,200 parcels and the collection of taxes totaling $200 million dollars annually.
Our town nestles in a valley in the background of which lie the picturesque hills and dales of Westchester County. Our Town of Rye borders on Long Island Sound bordering on Connecticut at the gateway of New England within convenient commuting distance from New York and in the metropolitan area. While we started with the Boston Post Road running close to the sound and constituting our main highway, a toll road along which passed the horse-drawn stages, modern parkways and paved highways over which pass speedy motor vehicles now link our Town to all the cities, towns and villages of this great country of ours.
We started as a small settlement on Manursing Island, then developed Poningo Neck, which now is the business section of the City of Rye, and the Saw Pit, which now is Port Chester on the Byram River, with paths leading to various parts of the town. The Post Road, King Street, and the Grace Church Street were among some of our earliest carriage paths. Water transportation and stagecoach were the sole links the early settlers had with the outside world. The young settlement known as Saw Pit, so named from the saw pits then in use, continued as such until it outgrew this homespun name and became Port Chester by incorporating as a village in 1868 signifying a sea port which remains to this day.
Early life in the settlement was strenuous. Attacks by Indians and severe winters were a deterrent to these early settlers. Farming, fishing, logging, and trading were the principal occupations. At Saw Pit, logs were cut for use in shipbuilding operations. Our town had no improvements in those days and homes were simple and crude. The seed sown by these early settlers was nurtured and grew to the present day when we enjoy the modern conveniences of our times.
For more information about the Town of Rye and early settlement, see Chronicles of a Border Town by Charles Washington Baird.


The American Diabetics Associations Tour de Cure is 1 June based out of the Saratoga Springs High School.
The event is supported by the Saratoga County RACES Assn.
The event has routes that go through Saratoga, Schenectady, and Warren Counties. There will be over 2,000 riders.
Amateur who have a mobile assignment (SAG vehicle, Bike repair, Floater, etc) will need a mobile radio, auxiliary power plug and mag mount antenna. If they have APRS that is great but not necessary. If they don't have a radio or APRS we can supply one. All that is really needed is the contribution of a day.
The event provides great public service communications experience.
2. Parking at the school will be strictly controlled. When you come in the front entrance identify yourself as a radio operator. Plan on parking in the big lot in front of the school – if you get there early enough!
147.000 and 147.240 will be linked for the event. Net control may direct you to QSY off of 147.000/147.240 on occasions. Vehicles operating in the Warren County portion of the routes may need to use 146.730 to communicate with net control.
4. There will be over 2,100 riders this year. In the early hours of the event radio traffic is very intense. Your transmissions must be brief and concise.
5. Emergencies – if you observe an accident where a person needs EMS or an incident that requires immediate law enforcement attention if you have a cell phone and are within cellular coverage call 911. As soon as possible advise net control of the situation. If you don't have a cell phone or don't have cellular coverage pass your emergency traffic through net control. If you are supporting a vehicle please read the ADA's Vehicle Manual (sent separately) for instructions on how to deal with emergencies and other road side incidents.
6. If you are going to be in one of the SAG, Bike Repair, or Logistics vehicles you MUST have a portable/mobile (mobile preferred) radio with an auxiliary power plug or lots of spare batteries and a mag mount antenna. If you don't have these items let us know and we will set you up.
7. Roamers may also have a bike mechanic on-board.
8. Given the size of the event and routes the time estimates are our best guess. Van assignments might well last until the end of the event.
9. Roamer and bike repair vehicles are assigned to a primary area. However, net control will dispatch resources as necessary regardless of assigned area.
10. There will be copies available at Net Control, We have also requested Map Books for each vehicle.
11. New for this year! The event will secure at 4:30 PM. That means if there are riders left on the routes they are on their own. All riders will be advised of this new ADA policy.
a. Have the necessary equipment: Radios, spare batteries, mag mount antenna, maps, rain gear, lawn chair, newspaper, & coffee.
b. Have radios programmed to frequencies and PL.
c. Call Net Control when you leave your QTH so we know you are coming.
d. When you get to your assignment introduce yourself to the other volunteers, set up in a convenient but out of the way location, if you want to help the other rest stop volunteers you can do so, but that is your call. Our function is to provide communications.
e. We will be using 'tactical call signs'. So, for example Bill – Kc2abc at the Country Club will be 'Kc2abc – Country Club'.
f. The net is directed. Call net control, wait to be recognized and then state your traffic – briefly.
g. If you have an emergency to report – Say 'EMERGENCY' and your tactical call sign. All other stations stand by until net control has taken care of the emergency traffic and returned the net to normal operations.
h. If our primary repeaters fail during the event our back up repeater is Mt. Equinox – 145.390 (-) PL 100 Hz.
13. At some of the rest stops there are "team tents". These are for individual riding teams so they may or may not be receptive in offering you and other volunteers a snack or drink. Best to avoid them if at all possible!
14. Parking –If you need to drop off or pick up equipment tell the parking lot person. Do not park in front of the school except to drop off or pick up equipment. That is the bike staging area.
15. We did a briefing at the volunteer orientation on who we are, what we do, etc. When you get to your rest stop or meet up with the support vehicle driver give them a quick overview on the communication services we provide to the event.


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Overview: Marshall Bruce Mathers III (born October 17, 1972), known professionally as Eminem (formerly stylized as EMINƎM), is an American rapper, songwriter, and record producer. Eminem is among the best-selling ...
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Date of birth: 27 September 1982
Partner: Denise Bidot (Married)
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Date of birth: 4 December 1969
Partner: Beyoncé (Married)
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Date of birth: 27 November 1942
Date of death: 18 September 1970
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Date of birth: 20 May 1972
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Hypnotic Records artists
Overview: Jeffrey Bruce Atkins (born February 29, 1976), better known by his stage name Ja Rule (), is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and actor.
Partner: Aisha Atkins (Married)
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Overview: James Todd Smith (born January 14, 1968), better known by his stage name LL Cool J (short for Ladies Love Cool James), is an American rapper, record producer, actor, author, and entrepreneur from Queens ...
Partner: Simone Smith (Married)
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Date of birth: 15 June 1969
Partner: Kimberly Woodruff (Married)
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Oscar-winner Emma Stone stars, along with Jonah Hill, in "Maniac" on Netflix.
It happens every fall. Our television sets — and now our laptops — suddenly burst at the seams with an insane amount of new shows.
But here's the important thing to know about this so-called era of Peak TV: While the programming tidal wave certainly brings plenty of fresh and stellar fare, it also spews out a glut of lame reboots and rote offerings that carry the whiff of creative exhaustion.
So now, more than ever, you just can't sit back and wait for the good stuff to arrive. You have to actively seek it out.
To help you narrow your focus — and prevent your DVR from having a nervous breakdown — we've painstakingly sifted through the new shows from the broadcast networks, cable channels and streamers to uncover 10 gems that seized our attention. Yes, just think of us as your TV sherpa.
For his first regular television role in more than two decades, Jim Carrey reunites with "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" director Michel Gondry on a show that deftly juggles humor and heartbreak.
Carrey plays a kindly, Mr. Rogers-like children's TV star whose personal life starts to unravel in the wake of a family tragedy. Can he hold himself together in a cynical and brutal world?
Carrey is surrounded by an excellent cast that includes Frank Langella, Catherine Keener and Judy Greer. It all adds up to a marvelous character study and Showtime's best series in years. (Premiered Sept. 9; Airs 10 p.m. Sundays).
Warning: This chilling drama will play into — or heighten — any cyberstalking fears you might have.
Based on a novel of the same name, "You" follows a troubled bookstore manager (Penn Badgley of "Gossip Girl") who becomes obsessed with an aspiring writer (Elizabeth Lail). Delving into all her social media accounts, he slowly worms his way into her life with the intention of seducing her. And she becomes smitten, even as her friends suspect that he might be bad news. Creepy, yes?
At the very least, we figure "You" will scare plenty of viewers into changing their online passwords. (Premiered 10 p.m. Sept. 9 ).
"Saturday Night Live" alums Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph play suburbanites Oscar and June in this highly offbeat romantic comedy.
Married for 12 years, they lead a comfortable — but monotonous — life in Riverside, Ca. That all changes when she suggests they shake things up by taking a ski trip. Suddenly, Oscar and June find themselves in very unfamiliar territory.
"Forever" is a funny, poignant and even surreal exploration into the power of love and the strength of long-term commitment. (Premieres Sept. 14).
Oakland-born filmmaker Cary Joji Fukunaga, who wowed viewers with his superb work on the first installment of "True Detective," directed all 10 episodes of this trippy, twisty series that stars the "Superbad" duo of Emma Stone and Jonah Hill.
Based on a Norwegian show, "Maniac" follows patients as they go through a mind-bending pharmaceutical trial overseen by a mysterious doctor (Justin Theroux) who promises that his cutting-edge pills will solve all their ailments — even heartbreak — for good. Of course, things go very weirdly wrong.
The cast also includes Sally Field. (Premieres Sept. 21).
Think "Lost," but without an island, a smoke monster or donkey wheel. (At least not yet).
A passenger jet encounters crazy turbulence during a flight in the year 2013 and lands in … 2018 New York. Over those five years, all 191 passengers and crew members were presumed dead. But when they show up, it's as if no time has passed. They haven't aged a day. Whoa.
"Manifest" is one of those intriguing high-concept, sci-fi premises that network TV too often fails to make pay off. Fingers crossed this time will be different. (Premieres 10 p.m., Sept. 24).
Looking for another show to crack your heart open the way "This Is Us" did? Here's one that just might fit the bill.
The handsomely crafted drama series follows a close-knit group of Boston-based friends who grapple with grief and personal introspection after one of them inexplicably commits suicide.
The pilot episode, which has been described as a blend of "The Big Chill" and "thirtysomething," delivers some emotionally wrenching moments, along with a few surprises. Our advice? Have the tissues handy. (Premieres 10 p.m., Sept. 26).
OK, this technically isn't a new series, but after being off the air for 20 years, it certainly will feature lots of new wrinkles — and not just on the faces of its stars.
The reboot has a bored Murphy (Candice Bergen) coming out of retirement to launch a morning cable TV news program. She has coaxed most of the old "FYI" gang to join her.
Producers promise the show, just as before, will have plenty to say about current events, including politics, #MeToo issues and President Donald Trump's attacks on the media.
It sounds like we just might need Murphy Brown in our lives more than ever. (Premieres 9:30 p.m., Sept. 27).
Julia Roberts brings her movie-star clout to this psychological thriller from "Mr. Robot" creator Sam Esmail.
Based on a popular scripted podcast, "Homecoming" tells the story of a therapist (Roberts) who works at a secret government facility that helps soldiers transition back to civilian life. Now flash forward a few years: She has moved on and hints are dropped that something shady went down. But what? That's the mystery.
We have yet to see "Homecoming," but it generated big buzz at the Toronto Film Festival, where it was described as "Hitchcockian." Sounds good to us. We're all in. (Premieres Nov. 2).
Call them the golden guys. Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin play an aging acting teacher and a cranky Hollywood agent whose glory days are long gone. Cue the grumpy old men jokes about urinary woes and biodegradable caskets.
Trust us, it's better than it sounds. Douglas and Arkin are stingingly funny as they engage in lots of off-color sparring. But "Kominsky" also has a way of sneaking up on you to make an emotional impact.
The real surprise is the show's creator — Chuck Lorre, the man behind big (and broad) network hits like "The Big Bang Theory" and "Two and a Half Men." Here, he reveals a different — and refreshing — side of himself. (Premieres Nov. 16).
Directed and executive produced by Ben Stiller, this compelling and darkly humorous limited series recalls a stranger-than-fiction prison break in upstate New York during the summer of 2015.
The incident spawned a statewide manhunt for two convicted murderers — played by Benicio del Toro and Paul Dano — who were aided by a married female prison employee (Patricia Arquette) with whom they had sexual relations.
A barely recognizable Arquette gives a performance that is extraordinary in every detail. It will get to you. (Premieres 10 p.m., Nov. 18).


Welcome to Catlin Gabel Athletics!
Every day, Catlin Gabel's coaches and athletes pour their hearts into their sports. We thank the community for supporting our teams. The collaborative efforts of parents, faculty-staff, alumni, coaches, and athletes make our program stand proud.
With a rich tradition and history of success in athletics, Catlin Gabel is committed to excellence in all areas. We understand that the key to long-term success is developing our young players. Our varsity coaches are not just coaching their teams, they are responsible for the entire program, which ensures that our youngest players are developing the skills needed to thrive on Upper School teams.
Catlin Gabel values the lessons taught by athletics participation: teamwork, overcoming adversity, selflessness, and strength of character. The primary goal of our athletics program is to intentionally teach leadership and good character traits; we believe by making these our priorities, success will naturally follow.
Just as Catlin Gabel has high academic expectations, our athletics program teaches life lessons and builds skills while expecting the very best. We offer each student, regardless of ability, the opportunity to experience growth, accomplishment, and success at his or her skill level. In our Middle School program, all athletes can participate, work toward improving skills, and learn about leadership. In the Upper School, we encourage participation with a no-cut policy. Students can build their skills at the JV and JV2 level; at the more competitive varsity level, we strive for victory in league play with an emphasis on the post-season. At all levels, we aim for each athlete reaching his or her maximum potential in every area of the student–athlete experience.
The strength of our athletics program is in its number of participants, focus on skills and team building, and excellent coaching staff. I invite you to explore the athletics section of the website and come out to play! Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.


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Although it may be a pure hypothesis, the possibility cannot be ruled out that the Russian spies are already controlling the White House and secretly holding Trump and his family members as hostages.
In an explosive statement, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said today that Russian President Vladimir Putin may be controlling President Donald Trump.
Pelosi issued the statement after special counsel Robert Mueller released a seven-count indictment of top Trump campaign advisor Roger Stone, for lying to Congress, witness tampering, and obstruction of justice.
"In the face of 37 indictments, the President's continued actions to undermine the special counsel investigation raise the questions: what does Putin have on the President, politically, personally or financially? Why has the Trump Administration continued to discuss pulling the U.S. out of NATO, which would be a massive victory for Putin?" Pelosi said in her statement issued today.
During his 2 years as President, Trump has taken some weird decisions that seem to favor Putin and Russia. These include verbal attacks on NATO, announcement to withdraw U.S. soldiers from Syria, friendship with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, pulling out from the Iran deal, reluctance to impose sanctions on Russia, and so on.
Although it may be a pure hypothesis, the possibility cannot be ruled out that the Russian spies are already controlling the White House and secretly holding Trump and his family members as hostages. Now, therefore, Trump is acting as he is being directed by the Russians.
"The indictment of Roger Stone makes clear that there was a deliberate, coordinated attempt by top Trump campaign officials to influence the 2016 election and subvert the will of the American people. It is staggering that the President has chosen to surround himself with people who violated the integrity of our democracy and lied to the FBI and Congress about it," the Pelosi statement added.
Pelosi asserted that the Mueller investigation is working, and the House will continue to exercise its constitutional oversight responsibility and ensure that the investigation can continue free from interference from the White House.
Although Roger Stone had ostensibly left the Trump campaign during August 2015, his associates claimed that he had collaborated with WikiLeaks boss Julian Assange in early 2016 to release damaging information to discredit Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
Stone was arrested Friday from his home in Florida in connection with Mueller's investigation, and later released on $250,000 bail.


Reactions to the penultimate episode of season two of HBO's Insecure.
You always gon' come second to his wife. Might as well get used to it now.
Reactions to the mid-season finale.
Jon Snow with the superbly bad timing. Really dude?
Bran and Samwell just dropped the greatest collaboration track of all time.
Gotta rebuild the Wall and make the White Walkers pay for it.
Reactions to this year's Video Music Awards.
I want Tiffany Haddish to be my life coach.
I've been following Logic since 2011 and tonight was by far the greatest thing I've witnessed from him.
Khalid deserves that award, I love to see that kid winning.
Miss Minaj performed on the main stage and Remy was only allowed backstage entry. THAT'S what's good.
Second year in a row that Video of the Year was won by a black artist. When y'all gonna start respecting our influence, artistry and genius?
Yo, MTV really nailed it with the way they handled this Best Fight Against The System award. Best moment of the night.
Did she just say "what's good" after accusing Nicki of not coming up with her own lyrics?
Remy's dumb a– really just said Nicki what's good… how you gone come for somebody better than you & try to use THEIR line .
King Kendrick basically set the stage on fire and snatched everyone's wigs at the same time.
Kung Fu Kenny is giving us a SHOW tonight. Go off, Kendrick!


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PARIS --- Following sea trials conducted from 9-13 December 2013 as part of the Serval* unmanned air systems (UAS) programme, the French defence procurement agency (DGA) and DCNS have validated the functional integration of an unmanned air vehicle (UAV) with the combat system of a warship.
Launching and recovering a UAV from a warship presents many complex challenges. The successful physical and functional integration of a tactical VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) UAV on board a surface combatant by DCNS, with no impact on flight safety, represents a major breakthrough for naval air forces.
Following sea trials on board the L'Adroit Gowind-class Offshore Patrol Vessel, the DGA, the French Navy and DCNS validated all functional blocks between DCNS's Polaris combat system and the Camcopter S100 VTOL UAV developed by Schiebel of Austria. Based on the results of the trials, the DGA has issued DCNS with a permit to fly for the Camcopter S100.
The tests were designed to evaluate the performance of the DIOD-A module, developed by DCNS and integrated on this occasion with the Polaris combat system, for managing UAV payload data (from electro-optical sensors in this case) in real time. A further aim was to demonstrate that the interface between the UAS and the ship's combat system has no impact on flight safety.
The DIOD-A module met all DGA requirements and now promises to deliver significant operational benefits to French Navy staff in charge of operating the combat management system and the VTOL UAV.
The tests were the first of their kind in Europe and the successful outcome is attributable in large part to effective collaboration between government technical services, DCNS and its Austrian partner Schiebel.
Full integration of UAV data into the combat management system and the operational integration of the UAV operator into the CIC (Combat Information Centre) turn the UAV into a 'telescopic arm' of the ship, extending its operational capabilities by providing real-time data from the theatre of operations beyond the range of its onboard sensors. A UAV with an optronic payload constitutes an off-board sensor platform that can relay data back to the host ship to identify threats from pirates, for example, or to monitor fishing vessel inspection operations.
Navies in Europe and around the world are expressing strong interest in off-board sensor systems. The sea trials have successfully validated integration of a VTOL UAV with a surface combatant for the first time in Europe, earning the technology a 'sea-proven' label and enabling DCNS to propose a complete range of solutions for UAS integration on board surface combatants. The milestone is also a further illustration of DCNS's role as a lead systems integrator for naval forces worldwide.
DCNS designs and builds submarines and surface combatants, develops associated systems and infrastructure, and offers a full range of services to naval bases and shipyards. The Group has also expanded its focus into civil nuclear engineering and marine renewable energy. As a responsible corporate citizen, DCNS was one of the first major defence groups to achieve full certification to ISO 14001. The DCNS Group employs 13,200 people and generates annual revenues of €2.9 billion (2012 data).


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Istyosty, the proxy Daily Mail browsing site, is forced offline due to legal threats
by Paul Sawers — in Media
The UK's Daily Mail newspaper may now be the world's second most popular newspaper online, but the publication has also drawn a great deal of criticism for its right-wing leaning position on many subjects, such as immigration.
As such, Istyosty.com had been set up as a proxy service that lets users browse the Daily Mail website without actually landing on it, but we've just learned that the site has been taken offline due to legal threats.
Istyosty provided users with shortened links so they can easily share Daily Mail stories with others using cached pages on it own servers, thus affecting the 'hits' on the Mail Online website. The proxy service also worked for The Sun newspaper.
All that remains is the above message, accompanied by a mugshot of Paul Dacre who is the current Editor of the Daily Mail. There is also a rather hard-hitting link just below it titled 'Paul Dacre Must Die', the content of which is as extreme as the title suggests.
Exhibit A, the only other link on the site's current holding page, is a PDF of the Cease and Desist letter dated the 8th of August from the intellectual property counsel that represents Associated Newspapers Ltd, publishers of the Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday and the Mail Online.
Part of the letter states:
"Our client recently became aware that you have been operating a website located at http://istyosty,com that, without authorizatron, copies, displays and makes available to users full reproductions of stories and images contained on the Mail Online website (the "Infringing Website"). The Protected Works that you are offering are subject to valid and subsisting copyright protection in the United States, as well as under the laws of other countries.
The Protected Works may not be reproduced and distributed by anyone without the permission of Associated Newspapers, and no such permission has been given to you. Your use of the Protected Works in connection with the Infringing Website constitutes a blatant violation of the copyright laws."
It goes on to say:
"As further evidence of your deliberate and willful infringement, your website states that the Infringing Site displays "cached" web pages from the Mail Online website, so that users can access stories originally published on the Mail Online website without going to the Mail Online website itself, thereby ensuring that our client's site does not record a "hit", when the story is accessed."
The letter demanded that the site be taken down by August 15th, or else legal action would be initiated.
It's interesting to note that whilst Associated Newspapers is a UK news publisher, and Mail Online sits on a .UK domain, that the copyright infringement is specifically noted in the Cease and Desist letter as taking place in the US, and the IP counsel is also based in California. This presumably is because Istyosty sits on a .com domain, which is managed by US firm Verisign.
It's not clear whether Istyosty will appear back online at any point, but at the time of writing there does still seem to be at least one Mail Online story available via its cache.
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Cure (Kyua) (1997)
Posted on 14 November 2018 14 November 2018 By AntBit
Cure first published by LWLies, as the 56th entry in my Cinema Psychotronicum column
"It's not good to work too hard. You look sicker than your wife to me."
In Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Cure (Kyua), police detective Takabe (played by Koji Yakusho, in his first of many rôles for Kurosawa) is told this by the psychiatrist of his wife Fumie (Anna Nakagawa). Helpless and confused, Fumie is apparently suffering some kind of dementia, leaving it to Takabe to look after her when he is not trying to solve a bizarre series of murders. Yet in a film whose very title is suggestive of illness (and its alleviation), Fumie's symptoms – disorientation, bouts of forgetfulness – are shared by several other characters, including both the strange amnesiac drifter Mamiya (Masato Hagiwara) and at times even Takabe himself.
If the sickness that Cure is exploring seems all at once to be societal and spreading virally, then the crimes that Takabe investigates appear entirely analogous: a spate of murders, all perpetrated by different individuals who confess at once but are in a daze as to what they have done and why, and all involving victims whose necks have been slashed open in a distinctive X pattern which 'marks the spot' as the common signature for otherwise apparently unrelated acts.
As Takabe tries to determine what connects these serial killings (committed by a multiplicity of one-time killers), he is drawn to Mamiya, a former psychology student with a special interest in mesmerism. If Mamiya is the master manipulator, he is also a floppy-haired lost boy, all the creepier for being utterly unassuming. The impression remains that Mamiya, far from being the ultimate puller of strings, is as bewildered and entranced as those whom he has under his spell – just another link in a long chain of perplexed homicide and victimhood that can be traced back at least to the beginning of the twentieth century, if not to the very source of Japan's hierarchical structures.
"No one can understand what motivates a criminal, sometimes not even the criminal", psychiatrist Sakuma (Tsuyoshi Ujiki) tells Takabe near the start of Cure, "No one understands." Kurosawa's film is not really a whodunnit in the traditional sense, but it is certainly concerned with broad questions of why – even as its narrative is built around an ongoing conversation between criminology and psychology (with a whole nation in the consulting chair). All the seemingly unmotivated murders in the film expose a society of polite respectability and compliance on the surface, and barely suppressed rage beneath, with the 'cure' for this repressed condition a combination of displacement and projection. Divided between concern and frustration with his ailing wife, and a driven determination to do his job, the "in too deep" Takabe himself embodies the psychological schism that Cure diagnoses in its many characters – but the fact that he alone wears his anger on his sleeve makes him unusually resistant to Mamiya's malign influence.
"Even if you manage to hypnotise someone, you can't change their basic moral sense," says Sakuma. "A person who thinks murder is evil won't kill anyone under hypnotic suggestion." And yet almost everyone who crosses paths with Mamiya proves open to his deadly suggestion – triggered by the young man asking insistently, "Who are you?" It is as though Mamiya's question – an existential question – cuts to their very being, bringing out what is already inside them. What Mamiya 'cures' in them is merely their inhibitions and the trappings of social and cultural norms – and what remains underneath, exposed through their subsequent action, is a calmly naked aggression, and a desire, no longer hidden, to do harm.
Mamiya is (or was) obsessed with an unknown late-nineteenth-century Japanese Mesmerist who was practising his art at a time when it was viewed with suspicion as 'soul conjuring' and associated with the occult. Kurosawa's film, too, blurs the line between psychiatric rationalism and the supernatural, as it uses the remote workings of hypnosis as a metaphor for more abstract traditions of influence – and by the end, it leaves viewers in something akin to a hypnotic state, unclear where reality ends and delusion (whether individual or collective) begins. Kurosawa shoots long, bringing to his potentially sensationalist material the unnervingly plain, unfussy and aloof style that would come to characterise all his later work. Cure itself is an increasingly hallucinatory piece where murderousness is a disease spreading rapidly through the susceptible Japanese psyche – and where those who, in failing to confront or act on their own repressed desires, avoid the sickness, also risk becoming just another part of its aetiology. The results are chillingly nihilistic.
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Homebound (2021)
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This article covers the new Subpart D stairways (29 CFR 1910.25 a – c) standards and the exception. Subpart D 29 CFR 1910.25 d – f were covered in a previous Safety Spotlight article.
1910.25 (a) Application – This section covers all stairways (including standard, spiral (d), ship (e) and alternating tread-type stairs (f)). Except for stairs serving floating roof tanks, stairs on scaffolds, stairs designed into machines or equipment, and stairs on self-propelled motorized equipment.
April has been designated for the fourteenth consecutive year by SCATS as Hispanic Safety month in Nevada.
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless, toxic gas which interferes with the oxygen-carrying capacity of blood. CO is non-irritating and can overcome persons without warning. Many people die from CO poisoning, usually while using gasoline-powered tools and generators in buildings or semi-enclosed spaces without adequate ventilation.
New Walking-Working Surfaces (Subpart D) Standard Updates: When can Alternating Tread-Type, Spiral or Ship Stairs be used?
The new Subpart D standard defines when Alternating Tread-Type, Spiral or Ship Stairs can be used in the workplace in 29 CFR 1910.25 (b) (8): "Spiral, ship or alternating tread-type stairs are used only when the employer can demonstrate that it is not feasible to provide standard stairs". If a spiral, ship or alternating tread-type stairs is allowed by this section, they must be installed, used and maintained in accordance with manufacturer's instructions (29 CFR 2910.25 (b)(9).
Employers can now begin to electronically report their Calendar Year (CY) 2017 Form 300A data to OSHA. All covered establishments must submit the information by July 1, 2018. Employers can view their submitted CY 2016 Form 300A summary information, but they cannot edit or submit additional 2016 data on this website. Remember, not all establishments are covered by this requirement. To review which establishments need to provide their 2017 data, see OSHA's website.
The new walking-working surfaces rule became effective on Jan. 17, 2017 with only a few provisions of the rule with delayed effective dates. The full rule can be found at https://www.osha.gov/walking-working-surfaces/RegTextWWSFinalRule.pdf.
Over the past year, there have been several changes to the State and Federal Standards. And starting January 1st there are more that go into effect for 2018. The following is a partial list of the changes, their effects, and their implementation dates. Some of this content has been reprinted from OSHA.gov. Please see the Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) for full details on the Rules listed below or contact your local SCATS office for more information at 1-877-472-3368 or online here.
SCATS announced the addition of the mandatory Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10-Hour and 30-Hour Safety and Health Courses for the Entertainment Industry to its long list of free health and occupational safety training classes. Beginning Jan. 1, 2018, specific workers in the entertainment industry will need to complete an OSHA 10-hour (non-supervisory employee) or an OSHA 30-hour (supervisory employee) safety and health general industry course and receive a completion card within 15 days of hire.


John Delaney will potentially earn €280,000 a year despite being replaced as chief executive of the FAI.
The association confirmed he is to take a "substantial" pay cut in his newly-created position of executive vice-president. It is understood his new salary will be in the region of €120,000, but that he will keep the money he receives from Uefa for his role as a member of its executive committee (board). This amounted to some €160,000 last year.
The FAI announced Mr Delaney's new role on Saturday night as part of a restructuring of its senior management. The move came after it emerged Mr Delaney had provided the FAI with a €100,000 cheque in 2017 which did not appear in its audited accounts.
The organisation said the payment was a bridging loan to deal with a short-term cash flow issue and was paid back two months later.
The Sunday Times reported yesterday that as well as his €360,000 salary, the FAI paid €3,000 a month rent on a house for Mr Delaney.


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Air Canada Welcomes Transat Shareholders Approval
Air Canada is pleased by the announcement, earlier today, by Transat A.T. Inc. ("Transat") of the approval, by a majority of nearly 95% of its shareholders, of its Arrangement Agreement with Air Canada under which Air Canada will acquire all its issued and outstanding shares.
"We are pleased with the outcome of Transat's special meeting and grateful to Transat shareholders for this overwhelming show of support," said Calin Rovinescu, President and Chief Executive Officer of Air Canada. "We will build a combined company greater than the sum of its parts that we can all be proud of. We now look forward to engaging with Transport Canada and the Competition Bureau to secure the required approvals to complete the transaction and welcome the opportunity to demonstrate the many benefits it will bring."
"This is the best possible outcome for all stakeholders," added Mr. Rovinescu. "For shareholders of Transat and Air Canada, the combination delivers excellent value, while also providing increased job security for both companies' employees through greater growth prospects. Air Canada plans to preserve the Transat and Air Transat brands and maintain the Transat head office and its key functions in Montreal. Travellers will benefit from the combined companies' enhanced capabilities in the highly competitive, global leisure travel market and from access to new destinations, more connecting traffic and increased frequencies. Customers and the Quebec economy will derive maximum advantage of having a Montreal-based, growth-oriented global champion in aviation, the world's most international business, spurring more employment and securing Montreal's position as a leader among world aviation centres."
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Bella Vista, Italian for "beautiful sight", is a neighborhood in the South Philadelphia section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
It is bounded by 6th Street, 11th Street, South Street, and Washington Avenue.
Annual festivals in the neighborhood include the Italian Market Festival and Bella Vista Festa. Arts and cultural events in Bella Vista are centered on public concerts, coffeehouses, Mew Gallery, and the Fleisher Art Memorial.
Bella Vista was the first neighborhood settled by Italian immigrants in Philadelphia, and it continues to be one of Philadelphia's Italian American neighborhoods.
Other highlights: The neighborhood is considered the brunch capital of Philadelphia, has a bocce league that plays at Bardascino Park (10th & Carpenter Streets), and features a permanent community garden at 10th & Kimball.
The Samuel S. Fleisher Art Memorial, Institute for Colored Youth, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper House, and George W. Nebinger School are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
School District of Philadelphia operates public schools. Portions of the area are served by Andrew Jackson Elementary School, William M. Meredith School, George W. Nebinger School, All residents of Bella Vista are zoned to Furness High School.
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ground floor. Four panel door with rectangular fanlight. At rear similar treatment.
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Supersub Holt sinks Rangers: QPR official claims he was mugged
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Published: 5:15 PM November 28, 2011 Updated: 10:59 PM October 10, 2020
Once again Paul Lambert rang the changes for Saturday's match against QPR. Naughton, Fox and Wes were dropped from the 11 which began against Arsenal at Carrow Road last week. In their place came De Laet, Surman and Jackson.
Although nearly recovered from their injuries, Whitbread and Ayala were deemed not yet ready even to warm the bench, and sat with the non-playing City players. Former Canary Michael Nelson made a guest appearance in those seats too, but was wearing casual clothes and not a Canary tracksuit. QPR were without goalkeeper Kenny, the suspended Joey Barton, and last season's star player Taarabt.
City began in a 4-4-2 formation with captain Russell Martin continuing to partner Barnett at centre back. De Laet played at right back. Jackson and Morison were the strikers, with Pilkington on the right wing and Surman on the left. The Canaries had the better of the first half and almost scored when Morison robbed Ferdinand in the 10th minute, but his shot was saved. Crofts also went close with a powerful 20-yard drive.
City took the lead after 15 minutes when Ferdinand failed to clear Surman's corner, and Russell Martin scored from close range. The referee was not impressed by Wright-Phillips' appeal for a penalty after he claimed Ruddy had tried to trip him. Morrison shot just over the bar. Wright-Phillips was Rangers' best player and twice threatened the City goal just before half-time.
In the second half City started brightly and we began to dream of a clean sheet for the first time this season but alas our defence made its customary error after 60 minutes. Barnett's poor clearance went straight to Mackie, whose low shot rebounded off the inside of the post for Luke Young to score from a narrow angle with Ruddy a helpless spectator.
Lambert's reaction was decisive spectacular, and successful. He hauled off Pilkington (who had had a quiet game) and Jackson and sent on the tried and trusted combination of Wes and Holt. Within three minutes they had combined to restore Norwich's lead. Holt and Surman first set up Morison, who crossed for Holt to put in a header which was blocked on the line by Derry. But QPR failed to clear, and Crofts found Hoolahan on the right hand side of the penalty area and the little magician's cross was turned in by Holt. That was Holt's fourth goal of the season and a perfect answer to his critics who have said recently that his diving skills were more evident than his scoring skills.
The final fifteen minutes saw chances at both ends, but City held on to record a welcome victory, the three points taking them up to 10th in the table. This was the first time I had seen the Canaries win in the Premier League this season so I had a tear in my eye. Morison was chosen as Man of the Match. Keep up the good work boys, and let us hope that so far elusive clean sheet comes at the Etihad Stadium next week. The unclean sheet is becoming a monkey on our back, although as I pointed out last week, I personally would be happy to win all our games 2-1 rather than 1-0.
The win capped a good week for the Capital Canaries. Ipswich conceded two goals in the last three minutes to lose 3-2 at home. That makes five defeats in a row. I believe it is called freefall. The Norwich City Football Club's AGM at Carrow Road was well attended, with cautious optimism about the future being expressed on all fronts, both on and off the pitch. And on Thursday about 60 of us attended the book signing and Question and Answer session with Darren Huckerby in the New Old Red Lion in Islington. Hucks cheerfully signed our copies of his new book, and answered all our questions with good humour, wit, and candour.
Thank you Hucks and thank you Tim and Matt for organising such an enjoyable evening.
The only sour note this week came from a QPR official, believed to answer to the name of Colin, who complained that his side were mugged. What he meant to say was that both goals QPR conceded were partly the result of poor defending and that on each occasion his defenders were not good enough to stop Norwich scoring. What a mug!


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Q: how can you print the time and date in python I really need to figure out how to print the date and time, and I do not need the import time function, please give me the shortest way possible. Thanks.

A: You'll have to import something. I'd use datetime.
import datetime
## whatever code you want here
now = datetime.datetime.now()
print(now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M"))

A: What format or timezone do you want your date to be in?
If you want local time, import time:
import time
local_time = time.localtime()
time.strftime('%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S', local_time)

Output in local time:
'Fri, 07 Aug 2015 01:08:23'

For UTC, import datetime:
import datetime
utc_time = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
utc_time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")

Output in UTC time:
'2015-08-07 05:06:58'

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print "Current date and time using str method of datetime object:"
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print "Current day: %d" % now.day
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Passenger Coronavirus Count on Cruise Ship Increases Again
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The number of passengers who have been infected with Coronavirus on the Diamond Princess cruise ship has increased again.
Princess Cruise Ship Coronavirus Latest
The news has not improved for the thousands of passengers onboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship which is currently under quarantine and now, even more passengers have been infected with the deadly Coronavirus.
An additional six cases of the Coronavirus has increased the total of those infected to 70. This also makes it the largest number of Coronavirus cases outside of China. The Japanese Health Ministry has been doing tests on hundreds of guests and crew who have had symptoms of the virus. Princess Cruises has been working closely with the authorities to make sure the situation is as smooth as possible.
Jan Swartz, Princess Cruises president stated:
"Our guests and crew onboard Diamond Princess are the focus of our entire global organization right now and all of our hearts are with each of them."
"In this unprecedented situation, the Japanese Ministry of Health authorities are working with us collaboratively on additional enhancements, approving new procedures as we adapt our process to the unique challenges of this situation."
Those infected have been evacuated and taken to hospitals on land for further quarantine and treatment. Princess Cruises has also revealed that an additional 10 people have needed to leave the vessel over the past two days for non-Coronavirus health issues. In partnership with health authorities in Japan, the cruise line is making sure guests received needed medications.
Princess Cruises is taking this unique situation seriously and providing further resources and support to its regional office. President Jan Swartz even proved an update via YouTube as seen below:
In a further effort to support passengers who have been quarantined in their cabins with only limited time outside since the outbreak started, new direct telephone access has been set up for anyone wanting to contact a trained counselor for mental stress in their stateroom.
At the moment the Diamond Princess is still under a 14-day quarantine and that has been announced to end on February 19, 2020. However, if further cases of the virus continue to emerge that date may change. There were originally 2,666 passengers onboard, along with 1,045 crew members. The majority are from Japan but several nationalities are represented, including the United States.
Also Read: Princess Cruise Ship Has 41 New Coronavirus Infections
Currently, there are more than 37,000 people infected around the world and at least 813 have died. The numbers continue to grow and cruise lines are implementing strict health restrictions to minimize the spread of the disease.


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October 12, 2018	Local Headlines
UTICA – The Illinois Waterway Visitor Center located at Starved Rock Lock and Dam will reopen Friday. It will be open each weekend, Friday through Monday, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and may be opened for pre-arranged groups seven days a week with a reservation.
Contract Awarded For IVCC Barn Demolition
OGLESBY – At the Illinois Valley Community College board meeting Thursday a contract was awarded for the demolition of the old barn south of the Oglesby campus. S&K Excavating & Trucking of Newark bid $50,750 for the job and is expected to start this fall. They plan on
Weather Varied; Corn Harvest Ahead of Schedule
OTTAWA – With recent rainfall in some parts of LaSalle County and dryness in others has left some farmers hurting. According to LaSalle County Farm Bureau President David Isermann, South and East parts of LaSalle County experienced more damage to crops due to dry weather. However, North
Reckless Homicide Charges Filed Against Driver in August Fatality in DeKalb
DEKALB – A man has been charged with Aggravated DUI and Reckless Homicide in the death of a bicyclist in August in the city of DeKalb. On August 23rd, a DeKalb man, identified as 49-year-old Carlos Melendez died after being struck in the early morning hours by an SUV. After an
Tractor Trailer Strikes Cows on US 52
HARDING – A tractor-trailer being driven by a man from Montgomery struck two cows Wednesday night in LaSalle County. According to the LaSalle County Sheriff's office, 28-year-old Jesus Ramos was eastbound around 8:30 p.m. on US Route 52 near Harding when he collided with the
Rehab Grant for Marseilles Gets Closer
MARSEILLES – A public hearing will be held on October 17th to share details on the Housing Rehabilitation Grant the city of Marseilles is apply for. The Marseilles City Council announced yesterday that they received an additional $10,000 in backing to acquire the grant to refurbish and
Fire at IVCC; Classes Expected to Resume Tuesday
October 8, 2018	Local Headlines
OGLESBY- An electrical fire at the Oglesby campus of IVCC had multiple area fire departments responding Monday night. Students and staff were asked to leave the building. The fire, according to a witness started near the cafeteria. Classes were cancelled for Monday night. IVCC says that
K9 Receives Donated Body Armor
PERU – The Peru K9 Miko has received a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a donation from an organization specializing in protecting police dogs. Vested Interest in K9s, a charity in Massachusetts, has donated over 3,100 vests to dogs nationwide.
Driveway Repair Scammer in Area Sheriff's Office Warns
OTTAWA – The Lasalle County Sheriff's Office warned the public Thursday that an elderly subject was approached by a driveway repair scammer. The person was approached with a "great deal" on asphalt for their driveway. Once the repairs were made the property owner was
Streator Police Investigating Friday Gunshots
STREATOR – Friday afternoon gunshots called Streator Police to the 400 block of South Vermillion Street, but they say nobody was found at the scene. According to the department around 3:30 p.m. they arrived and presumed the suspects had fled by the time they arrived. No persons were
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Monday of this week was a good day; A very good day, indeed. Ben and I travelled to the Forbes-Norris Clinic for my periodic check-up. The clinic is named after Forbes (Ted) Norris, a renowned neurologist who dedicated his life to helping people with ALS.
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There are some good days living with ALS. Yesterday was one of those.