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GUS KYLE
Born: Sep 11 - 1923
Position: Defense
Melville "Sparky" Vail
► Left
Age ► 117
Birth Date ► July 5th, 1906
Birthplace ► Meaford - Canada
Acquired ► Signed as a free agent
Nov 14 MOM 2-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Nov 17 DEC 5-5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Nov 23 PIP 5-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Nov 26 TOR 3-4 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dec 1 DEC 3-4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dec 8 PIP 5-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dec 12 MON 8-3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dec 17 NYA 6-2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dec 28 OTS 3-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Jan 2 NYA 1-7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Feb 6 DEC 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Feb 8 OTS 2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Feb 11 MOM 2-5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Feb 13 PIP 4-1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Feb 23 BOS 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Feb 27 CHI 1-1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mar 2 DEC 2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mar 4 CHI 2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mar 8 MON 0-6 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mar 11 MON 3-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mar 15 PIP 4-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mar 18 BOS 2-9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mar 20 OTS 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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"""Unit tests for parser logfileparser module."""

import io
import os
import sys
import unittest

# The structure of urllib changed in Python3.
try:
    from urllib.request import urlopen
except ImportError:
    from urllib import urlopen

import numpy

import cclib

__filedir__ = os.path.dirname(__file__)
__filepath__ = os.path.realpath(__filedir__)
__datadir__ = os.path.join(__filepath__, "..", "..")

class FileWrapperTest(unittest.TestCase):

    def test_file_seek(self):
        """Can we seek anywhere in a file object?"""
        fpath = os.path.join(__datadir__,"data/ADF/basicADF2007.01/dvb_gopt.adfout")
        with open(fpath, 'r') as fobject:
            wrapper = cclib.parser.logfileparser.FileWrapper(fobject)
            wrapper.seek(0, 0)
            self.assertEqual(wrapper.pos, 0)
            wrapper.seek(10, 0)
            self.assertEqual(wrapper.pos, 10)
            wrapper.seek(0, 2)
            self.assertEqual(wrapper.pos, wrapper.size)

    def test_url_seek(self):
        """Can we seek only to the end of an url stream?"""

        url = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cclib/cclib/master/data/ADF/basicADF2007.01/dvb_gopt.adfout"
        stream = urlopen(url)
        wrapper = cclib.parser.logfileparser.FileWrapper(stream)

        # Unfortunately, the behavior of this wrapper differs between Python 2 and 3,
        # so we need to diverge the assertions. We should try to keep the code as
        # consistent as possible, but the Errors raised are actually different.
        wrapper.seek(0, 2)
        self.assertEqual(wrapper.pos, wrapper.size)
        if sys.version_info[0] == 2:
            self.assertRaises(AttributeError, wrapper.seek, 0, 0)
            self.assertRaises(AttributeError, wrapper.seek, 0, 1)
        else:
            self.assertRaises(io.UnsupportedOperation, wrapper.seek, 0, 0)
            self.assertRaises(io.UnsupportedOperation, wrapper.seek, 0, 1)

    def test_stdin_seek(self):
        """We shouldn't be able to seek anywhere in standard input."""
        wrapper = cclib.parser.logfileparser.FileWrapper(sys.stdin)
        self.assertRaises(IOError, wrapper.seek, 0, 0)
        self.assertRaises(IOError, wrapper.seek, 0, 1)

    def test_data_stdin(self):
        """Check that the same attributes are parsed when a file is piped through standard input."""
        logfiles = [
            "data/ADF/basicADF2007.01/dvb_gopt.adfout",
            "data/GAMESS/basicGAMESS-US2014/C_bigbasis.out",
        ]
        get_attributes = lambda data: [a for a in data._attrlist if hasattr(data, a)]
        for lf in logfiles:
            path = "%s/%s" % (__datadir__, lf)
            expected_attributes = get_attributes(cclib.io.ccopen(path).parse())
            contents = open(path).read()
            # This is fix strings not being unicode in Python2.
            try:
              stdin = io.StringIO(contents)
            except TypeError:
              stdin = io.StringIO(unicode(contents))
            stdin.seek = sys.stdin.seek
            data = cclib.io.ccopen(stdin).parse()
            self.assertEqual(get_attributes(data), expected_attributes)

class LogfileTest(unittest.TestCase):
    """Unit tests for the Logfile class."""

    def test_float_basic(self):
        """Are floats converted from strings correctly?"""
        float = cclib.parser.logfileparser.Logfile('').float
        self.assertEqual(float("0.0"), 0.0)
        self.assertEqual(float("1.0"), 1.0)
        self.assertEqual(float("-1.0"), -1.0)

    def test_float_numeric_format(self):
        """Does numeric formatting get converted correctly?"""
        float = cclib.parser.logfileparser.Logfile('').float
        self.assertEqual(float("1.2345E+02"), 123.45)
        self.assertEqual(float("1.2345D+02"), 123.45)

    def test_float_stars(self):
        """Does the function return nan for stars?"""
        float = cclib.parser.logfileparser.Logfile('').float
        self.assertTrue(numpy.isnan(float("*")))
        self.assertTrue(numpy.isnan(float("*****")))

    def test_normalisesym_base_class_error(self):
        """Does this method return ERROR in base class?"""
        normalisesym = cclib.parser.logfileparser.Logfile('').normalisesym
        self.assertTrue("ERROR" in normalisesym(""))

if __name__ == "__main__":
    unittest.main()

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package com.googlecode.openbeans.beancontext;

import com.googlecode.openbeans.PropertyChangeEvent;
import com.googlecode.openbeans.PropertyChangeListener;
import com.googlecode.openbeans.PropertyChangeSupport;
import com.googlecode.openbeans.PropertyVetoException;
import com.googlecode.openbeans.VetoableChangeListener;
import com.googlecode.openbeans.VetoableChangeSupport;
import com.googlecode.openbeans.beancontext.BeanContext;
import com.googlecode.openbeans.beancontext.BeanContextChild;
import com.googlecode.openbeans.beancontext.BeanContextServiceAvailableEvent;
import com.googlecode.openbeans.beancontext.BeanContextServiceRevokedEvent;
import com.googlecode.openbeans.beancontext.BeanContextServicesListener;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.ObjectInputStream;
import java.io.ObjectOutputStream;
import java.io.Serializable;

import org.apache.harmony.beans.internal.nls.Messages;

public class BeanContextChildSupport implements BeanContextChild,
        BeanContextServicesListener, Serializable {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 6328947014421475877L;

    static final String BEAN_CONTEXT = "beanContext"; //$NON-NLS-1$

    protected transient BeanContext beanContext;

    public BeanContextChild beanContextChildPeer;

    protected PropertyChangeSupport pcSupport;

    protected transient boolean rejectedSetBCOnce;

    protected VetoableChangeSupport vcSupport;

    private transient BeanContext lastVetoedContext;

    public BeanContextChildSupport() {
        // This class implements the JavaBean component itself
        this(null);
    }

    public BeanContextChildSupport(BeanContextChild bcc) {
        // If 'bcc' parameter is not null the JavaBean component itself
        // implements BeanContextChild
        this.beanContextChildPeer = (bcc == null ? this : bcc);

        // Initialize necessary fields for later use
        pcSupport = new PropertyChangeSupport(this.beanContextChildPeer);
        vcSupport = new VetoableChangeSupport(this.beanContextChildPeer);
        this.rejectedSetBCOnce = false;
    }

    public void addPropertyChangeListener(String name,
            PropertyChangeListener pcl) {
        // Do nothing if name or listener is null
        if ((name == null) || (pcl == null)) {
            return;
        }

        this.pcSupport.addPropertyChangeListener(name, pcl);
    }

    public void addVetoableChangeListener(String name,
            VetoableChangeListener vcl) {
        // Do nothing if name or listener is null
        if ((name == null) || (vcl == null)) {
            return;
        }

        this.vcSupport.addVetoableChangeListener(name, vcl);
        this.lastVetoedContext = null;
    }

    public void firePropertyChange(String name, Object oldValue, Object newValue) {
        this.pcSupport.firePropertyChange(name, oldValue, newValue);
    }

    public void fireVetoableChange(String name, Object oldValue, Object newValue)
            throws PropertyVetoException {

        this.vcSupport.fireVetoableChange(name, oldValue, newValue);
    }

    public synchronized BeanContext getBeanContext() {
        return this.beanContext;
    }

    public BeanContextChild getBeanContextChildPeer() {
        return this.beanContextChildPeer;
    }

    protected void initializeBeanContextResources() {
    }

    public boolean isDelegated() {
        return (!this.beanContextChildPeer.equals(this));
    }

    private void readObject(ObjectInputStream ois) throws IOException,
            ClassNotFoundException {

        ois.defaultReadObject();
    }

    protected void releaseBeanContextResources() {
    }

    public void removePropertyChangeListener(String name,
            PropertyChangeListener pcl) {

        this.pcSupport.removePropertyChangeListener(name, pcl);
    }

    public void removeVetoableChangeListener(String name,
            VetoableChangeListener vcl) {

        this.vcSupport.removeVetoableChangeListener(name, vcl);
        this.lastVetoedContext = null;
    }

    public void serviceAvailable(BeanContextServiceAvailableEvent bcsae) {
        if (isDelegated()) {
            ((BeanContextServicesListener) beanContextChildPeer)
                    .serviceAvailable(bcsae);
        }
    }

    public void serviceRevoked(BeanContextServiceRevokedEvent bcsre) {
        if (isDelegated()) {
            ((BeanContextServicesListener) beanContextChildPeer)
                    .serviceRevoked(bcsre);
        }
    }

    public synchronized void setBeanContext(BeanContext bc)
            throws PropertyVetoException {

        // Do nothing if the old and new values are equal
        if ((this.beanContext == null) && (bc == null)) {
            return;
        }

        if ((this.beanContext != null) && this.beanContext.equals(bc)) {
            return;
        }

        // Children are not allowed to repeatedly veto this operation.
        // So, we set rejectedSetBCOnce flag to true if veto occurs
        // and never veto the change again
        if (!(this.rejectedSetBCOnce && this.lastVetoedContext == bc)) {
            this.lastVetoedContext = bc;
            this.rejectedSetBCOnce = true;
            // Validate the new BeanContext value and throw
            // PropertyVetoException if it was not successful
            if (!validatePendingSetBeanContext(bc)) {
                throw new PropertyVetoException(Messages.getString("beans.0F"), //$NON-NLS-1$
                        new PropertyChangeEvent(this.beanContextChildPeer,
                                BEAN_CONTEXT, this.beanContext, bc));
            }
            fireVetoableChange(BEAN_CONTEXT, this.beanContext, bc);
        }

            this.rejectedSetBCOnce = false;

            releaseBeanContextResources();

            // We have to notify all listeners about "beanContext"
            // property change
            firePropertyChange(BEAN_CONTEXT, this.beanContext, bc);
            this.beanContext = bc;
            initializeBeanContextResources();
        //}
    }

    public boolean validatePendingSetBeanContext(BeanContext newValue) {
        return true;
    }

    private void writeObject(ObjectOutputStream oos) throws IOException {
        oos.defaultWriteObject();
    }
}


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Clara Mayer papers
Available digital items: https://digital.archives.newschool.edu/index.php/Detail/collections/NS020102.
Clara Woolie Mayer (1895-1988) held a long affiliation with the New School: as a student, as a trustee, and then in administrative roles, including dean of the School of Philosophy and Liberal Arts (1943-1961) and vice president of the New School for Social Research (1950-1961). Dating largely from 1950 to the early 1960s, the collection consists of subject files pertaining to programs, departments, and New School faculty and administration.
Of note is Mayer's correspondence, largely related to teaching and lectures, with well-known figures, including W.E.B. Du Bois, Albert Einstein, Berenice Abbott, Alvin Johnson, John Cage and Erich Fromm. There is also a wealth of material relating to Mayer's contributions to post-war European relief efforts. Finally, the collection contains typescript writings by Mayer, including articles, speeches, commencement addresses and translations. Some files are restricted. Please email archivist@newschool.edu for details.
Mayer, Clara W., 1895- (Person)
14.3 Cubic Feet (12 boxes, 2 oversize folders)
Dating largely from around 1950 to the early 1960s, the collection consists of files originating in the Deans Office during Clara Mayer's term as dean of the School of Philosophy and Liberal Arts (1943-1961) and vice president of the New School for Social Research (1950-1961).
The collection is organized into three series. However, the bulk of the materials are found in the subject files series. These files contain items pertaining to members of the New School faculty and administration; course offerings; programs, schools, and committees; conferences held at the New School; and scholarship and other financial matters. The material includes incoming and outgoing correspondence, interoffice memos, reports and policy position papers, draft proposals and outlines for various New School departments, programs, schools, and committees, meeting minutes, course proposals and descriptions, and other administrative documents. Of note are name and personnel files of correspondence, largely related to teaching and lectures, with well-known figures, including W.E.B. Du Bois, Albert Einstein, Berenice Abbott, Alvin Johnson, John Cage and Erich Fromm.
Individual faculty files consist largely of course descriptions written by the instructors. The general faculty files consist largely of correspondence pertaining to course descriptions, scheduling, leaves of absence, and other teaching and administrative matters. Also included in this section are materials documenting faculty committees, financial arrangements, meeting minutes, and the graduate school. Subject files also includes materials related to program and department development, much of which relates to the establishment of the BA program. Additional items relate to conferences held at the New School, including a large cache of items about the Goals of Higher Adult Education Conference in 1959, which included a day-long sub-conference on Teaching Science to Adults. Finally, the subject files include a wealth of material relating to Mayer's engagement throughout the fifties with post-war European relief efforts through the Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe and Foster Parent Plan.
The collection also contains a small series consisting of writings by Mayer, including typescripts of articles, speeches, commencement addresses, and translations of texts by Albert Einstein and Albert Schweitzer.
Material covered within the general correspondence and faculty correspondence subgroups may overlap in terms of correspondants and subjects addressed. Researchers in search of individual names or courses are advised to look in both of these subgroups, as well as in the folders of named individuals.
Materials in the Clara Mayer papers are predominantly in English, although correspondence in German, French and Hungarian is also present.
Collection is open for research use. Files containing student records are restricted for 75 years after date document was created, or upon death of individual, whichever is longer. Files with faculty or other personnel salary, performance reviews, hiring information are restricted for 50 years from creation date of item (or last creation date in file). Please contact archivist@newschool.edu for appointment.
Clara "Woolie" Mayer was an important trustee and administrator during the first four decades of The New School. Among other positions, Mayer served as dean of the School of Philosophy and Liberal Arts from 1943 to 1961 and vice president of the the New School from 1950 to 1961.
Mayer was born in New York City in 1895 to Bernhard and Sophia Mayer. Her German-Jewish family amassed a fortune in real estate after emigrating to the United States in the late 19th century. After graduating from the Normal College of the City of New York (now Hunter College) in 1908, Mayer went on to earn a BA from Barnard College in 1910, where she attended lectures by educator James Harvey Robinson and historian Charles Beard, both founding faculty of the New School. After graduating from Barnard, she began graduate work at Columbia University from 1915 to 1919. When Robinson and Beard left Columbia for the New School, Mayer also left in order to attend the new institution. In 1924 she became a trustee. She was actively involved in a major fund-raising effort to construct the New School's flagship building at 66 West 12th Street, which was ultimately erected by her brothers, the engineers Albert and Charles Mayer.
After service on the New School's board of directors, Clara Mayer held a variety of administrative positions. She was assistant director from 1931 to 1936, and associate director from 1937 to 1943, and vice president from 1950 to 1961. She also served as dean of the School of Philosophy and Liberal Arts at the institution from 1943 to 1961. Mayer served under four New School presidents--Alvin Johnson, Bryn Hovde, Hans Simons, and Henry David--and received an honorary doctorate from the New School in 1948.
Mayer's New School career ended abruptly in 1961 when incoming president Henry David forced her resignation as part of efforts to put the school, a larger and more complex institution in the 1960s than it had been in the 1920s, on what he considered to be a more appropriately professional institutional footing. Shortly thereafter, the board of trustees fired David, in part because he had fired Mayer. Mayer was asked to resume her association with the school but declined the invitation and permanently severed ties with the New School.
Mayer continued to live in New York City at least into the 1980s. A 1982 New York Times article notes her participation, at age 87, in a Manhattan nuclear disarmament demonstration. At the New School's 1987 commencement, Clara Mayer was the ninth recipient of the Founders' Medal, the highest honor the school offers; her niece, Stella Saltonstall, accepted the medal on her behalf. The following year, on July 16, 1988, at age 93, Clara Mayer died of pneumonia in a Los Angeles nursing home.
Craven, Kenneth. Reflections of a Quintessential New Yorker. Chapter 3: "Greenwich Village and the Soul of a Woman." August 9, 2002. Mss. 46 pp.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/emilio_guerra/8740187989/.
Mayer, Clara. The Manmade Wilderness. New York: Atheneum, 1964.
Montgomery, Paul L. "Throngs Fill Manhattan To Protest Nuclear Weapons." The New York Times, June 13, 1982, p.A1.
Raushenbush, Esther. "Three Women: Creators of Change." The Higher Education of Women: Essays in Honor of Rosemary Park. Edited by Helen S. Astin and Werner Z. Hirsch. New York: Praeger, 1978.
Rutkoff, Peter M. and William B. Scott. New School: A History of the New School for Social Research. New York: The Free Press, 1986, p.34.
Vidich, Arthur J. With a Critical Eye: An Intellectual and His Times. Knoxville, Tennessee: Newfound Press, 2009, pp.188-190.
Organized in 3 series: I. Biographical; II. Subject files; III. Writings
The original Custodial History note for this collection when first published read, "Retrieved by representatives of the New School's Fogelman Library from Clara Mayer's New York City apartment on August 1, 1988." New School archivists have determined that only a portion of the present collection originated from this 1988 donation. Some files in the collection post-date Mayer's departure from the university in 1961, and represent the activities of her successors, as well as other New School officers, such as Arthur Swift. It is surmised that they may have been integrated into the collection at various stages, beginning in the 1980s, by volunteer archivists during a time when the university was attempting to establish intellectual control over its records. Files may have been retrieved from storage facilities at the university, or from other, now unknown sources, and combined with the papers from Dean Mayer's possession. Because it is impossible to determine the provenance of each file, The New School Archives determined to leave the arrangement of the Clara Mayer papers as is, but to include this explanation about the origins of the collections. Researchers should use caution in attributing documentation to Mayer, particularly faculty correspondence post-dating 1961.
Transferred to the archives from Raymond Fogelman Library in 2012.
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Guide to the Clara Mayer papers
Aaron Winslow
July 18, 2017: New School Archives staff changed a folder title and added digital object links.
September 30, 2020: Jenny Swadosh significantly expanded the Custodial History Note to reflect Archives staff observations.
[Identification of item], [date (if known)], Clara Mayer papers, NS.02.01.01, box __, folder __, The New School Archives and Special Collections, The New School, New York, New York.
[Identification of item], [date (if known)], Clara Mayer papers, NS.02.01.01, box __, folder __, The New School Archives and Special Collections, The New School, New York, New York. https://findingaids.archives.newschool.edu/repositories/3/resources/168 Accessed January 30, 2023.

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Chapter 1586 - The Deadline
"Chief Grandpa, is that senior really that amazing?" Yun Shang asked.
Yun Shang was very smart, but she was also too young and inexperienced. She knew that Yun Che was amazing, but she didn't really understand that what he did to her was out of this world. Naturally, she was surprised by Yun Ting's reaction.
"Of course," Yun Ting replied.
"Is he more amazing than you when you were stronger?" Yun Shang continued to ask.
Yun Ting shook his head while smiling. He said, "I may have been a Divine Master, but it's nothing compared to this senior's achievements. Shang'er, you may not realize this, but the blessing bestowed upon you during this half-year is something others cannot obtain even in a million lifetimes."
Yun Shang's lips parted. The chief's words had further increased the already huge image of Yun Che in her heart and painted a layer of mystique over it.
"Shang'er, can you really not to say that senior's name? He… he must like you a lot to bless you so. Did he mention if he's going to visit you anytime soon?" Yun Xiang asked in an urgent tone.
"Stop." Yun Ting stopped him with a wave of his hand. He understood why Yun Xiang had sounded so urgent. The "deadline" that would decide the fate of the Heavenly Handle Yun Clan was close, and this mysterious benefactor might just be able to help them survive it. "The gifts he bestowed Yun Shang are already beyond our ability to repay, so how can we ask him to help us more than he already has? Right now, the only way we can repay his favor is to not disturb his peace… Unless the master shows up on his own, no one is to ask Shang'er about him."
Yun Xiang fell silent after that.
Yun Ting rose to his feet and sucked in a deep breath. Then, he said, "Xiang'er, we'll hold a clan meeting in ten days. Relay this order to everyone immediately… Cough, cough cough…"
He coughed softly for a time after giving the order, but no one looked surprised by it. It was clear that they were used to it by now.
If Yun Ting hadn't wanted to cling to life until the day of the "deadline", he might've left the world already. His condition was that bad.
"Clan meeting?" At first, everyone was surprised by his decision. Then, they looked and Yun Shang and realized something. "Could it be…"
"That's right," Yun Ting slowly looked back up and declared in a loud voice, "Shang'er will be appointed as the young chief!"
"The Heavenly Handle Yun Clan has suffered for tens of thousands of years, and we're almost at the ultimate deadline. However, the heavens have chosen to gift us a priceless treasure in our most difficult time. Shang'er has a purple heavenly handle, and the level of her talent is unprecedented thanks to the blessing of a master… We may not be able to escape our annihilation, but the Heavenly Handle Yun Clan will rise again as long as Shang'er is safe!"
Yun Ting's powerful declaration quickly infected everyone else with high spirits. Yun Shang was the only one who looked at a loss as she subconsciously looked in Yun Che's direction for help.
"Xiang'er… are you okay with this?" Yun Ting asked because Yun Xiang was the current young chief of the Heavenly Handle Yun Clan and his direct descendant, whereas Yun Shang wasn't.
His eyes growing determined, Yun Xiang declared without any hesitation, "Shang'er may be young, but there's no one in the entire clan who's more fit to bear the hope and future of our entire clan than her. I will do my best to support Shang'er after I've surrendered my position to her… I swear to do this even if it costs my own life!"
"The young chief is truly wise," the clan elders all praised him.
"Very good," Yun Ting said while nodding slowly, "this is the kind of determination and willpower I would expect from a descendant of the Yun Clan!"
"Please, stay with us for a while so we may thank you for saving Shang'er." Despite the excitement, Yun Ting hadn't forgotten about Yun Che or Qianye Ying'er. Yun Che didn't reject his goodwill.
"Thank you for your hospitality."
Yun Che and Qianye Ying'er were treated very well because they saved Yun Shang. The fact that their room was located at the center of the clan also showed the clan's appreciation for them.
Excited noises kept entering the room from outside. Yun Shang's return was like the light before the darkness of the apocalypse.
Yun Che slowly walked around the room, looking at the decorations and sensing the auras around him… So, he was the descendant of a devil person from the start, and this was where the Yun Family came from.
"How much time do you plan to waste here?" Qianye Ying'er asked suddenly.
Yun Che closed his eyes before replying, "I wasn't with my family or my parents since I was young. When we were finally reunited, I wasn't able to perform my filial duties for long before that terrible disaster struck… so finding their ancestors' home and allowing their spirits to bask in their roots maybe the only thing left I can do for them besides taking revenge."
"And of course…" Black light flashed across his eyes when he reopened them. "This 'deadline' gives us the perfect excuse to nab what we need."
"That is the answer I wanted to hear," Qianye Ying'er said before walking up to him. "But don't take too long, you hear me? Otherwise, I may… take matters into my own hands."
Yun Che shot her a look before saying, "You're overthinking this!"
"I better be." Qianye Ying'er's eyes twirled before she continued, "If I'm correct, the other reason you didn't embed a slave imprint in me is because you're worried that you're not hard enough. You want me to give you the push you need in case it becomes necessary… don't worry, I promise I won't disappoint you in this regard!"
"..." Yun Che frowned, but didn't refute her words.
Dong dong dong...
A series of knocks suddenly came from the door. Then, Yun Shang's gentle voice entered the room, "are you in there, senior?"
"Come in." Yun Che replied while turning around. His cold, dark eyes turned gentle without him realizing it.
Yun Shang opened the door and rushed in. She had changed out of her previous clothes for a new white dress. She stopped in front of Yun Che with reddened cheeks and stared at him with even greater admiration than before, saying, "Senior, I didn't know you were… that amazing, heehee."
Before today, Chief Yun Ting was the most powerful person in her world. But when she saw the look of reverence on Yun Ting's face when he spoke of "the master", not even her inexperience could stop her from realizing just how amazing Yun Che really was.
Yun Che gave her a smile and said, "Why are you here? I'm sure you have a lot of things to do after all the commotion you caused right after you returned to the clan."
"I just felt like seeing you, that's all." Yun Shang smiled right back. "I guess I got used to staying with you during this half a year, Senior. I feel strangely unsafe while you're not by my side. That's why I snuck away and came here."
"..." Yun Che's eyes glazed over for a moment before he recovered himself. "Yun Shang, exactly when is the day of the deadline?"
Yun Shang's smile immediately turned to gloom when she heard the question, but she quickly smiled again and answered, "A month from now. But Chief Grandpa and everyone said there's nothing to worry about. We're on very good terms with the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect, so they probably won't do anything really bad toward us when the time comes."
Of course, by "very good terms", she really meant that the Heavenly Handle Yun Clan was doing everything in their power to curry favor with the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect...
After all, they were the Burning Moon King Realm's chosen sanctioner.
If the Sinful Yun Clan couldn't recover the "sacred artifact" after the ten thousand-year deadline had passed, then the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect was free to punish them however they liked… including wiping them from the face of the earth. Naturally, the Sinful Yun Clan must've stooped to unimaginable depths to curry favor with the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect.
"I see. Then you probably don't have too much to worry about," Yun Che said. Then, he asked casually, "Oh right, what will the Burning Moon Realm do if the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect doesn't punish you after the deadline?"
"They won't do anything." Yun Shang shook her head without hesitation. "Daddy once told me that the Burning Moon Realm said this: if the Heavenly Handle Yun Clan can avoid their destruction or even claim the upper hand over the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect, then it must mean that fate still has plans in store for the Yun Clan. In that case, in the name of the king realm, they will not interfere or punish us further."
Yun Che and Qianye Ying'er frowned at once.
Although it sounded like the Burning Moon Realm was giving Heavenly Handle Yun Clan a sliver of hope, in reality they were hammering in the nails into their coffins.
It was because their declaration of "mercy" ensured that the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect would do everything in their power to kill off the Heavenly Handle Yun Clan. There was no way in hell they would ever give the Heavenly Handle Yun Clan the chance to "claim the upper hand" over them.
This so-called "sinful region" was probably a device of the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect as well.
As a result, the Heavenly Handle Yun Clan had declined to their current state. Only six hundred thousand people were left in the clan, and their population was smaller than a sect of a lower star realm. The way they were now, they posed absolutely no threat to the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect.
The Thousand Desolation Divine Sect wouldn't annihilate the Sinful Yun Clan now because the latter still had to "retrieve" the sacred artifact. But the moment the day of the deadline arrived, the Sinful Yun Clan's fate would hinge in the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect's decision.
Neither Yun Che nor Qianye Ying'er believed that the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect would show the Sinful Yun Clan mercy.
It was because they had offended a king realm!
The reason the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect could replace the Heavenly Handle Yun Clan in the first place was due to the Burning Moon Realm. Naturally, they had no reason to disobey their superiors… the only reason they showed an ambiguous attitude and gave the Sinful Yun Clan hope was to bleed them as much as possible.
A short conversation later, he asked yet another seemingly unimportant question, "Why is the Nine Lights Heavenly Palace targeting your clan?"
Yun Shang thought for a moment before replying, "Big Brother Xiang once told me that the Chief Palace Master of Nine Lights Heavenly Palace has a young son. Apparently, he is incredibly talented in the profound way. However, he has been stuck at peak Divine King Realm for over three hundred years. A year ago, Nine Lights Heavenly Palace somehow caught wind that we have an 'ancient pellet' that might help the chief palace master's son achieve a breakthrough, and since then they've been trying to take it from us."
"At first, they just wanted to trade it for something. After we turned them down, they started using a lot of despicable methods," Yun Shang said angrily, "but we'll never surrender the ancient pellet to them. Chief Grandpa once said that the ancient pellet can be used as a final gift to the Thousand Desolation Divine Sect if we've no plans to use it on ourselves… Whatever happens, there's no way we're surrendering it to those villains!"
"Is that ancient pellet really that amazing?" Yun Che asked, but he really wasn't interested in it. No matter how good the pellet was, it couldn't possibly compare to Shen Xi's Divine Water of Life and the Dragon Dawn Jade Nectar.
"Of course it's amazing! It's an inheritance from our forefather!" Yun Shang said without hesitation, "However, the forefather said that only a genius who has attracted a four stage lightning tribulation at minimum during Divine Spirit Realm is qualified to consume the pellet… so far, there hasn't been anyone like this in the clan. Even Big Brother Xiang has only attracted a three stage lightning tribulation when he was a Divine Spirit."
Yun Che smiled at her and patted her on the shoulder. He said, "I'll stay here until the day of the deadline. You may come to me if you have any problems you wish to ask about."
"Mm!" Yun Che's promise immediately improved Yun Shang's mood. Even the light in her eyes seemed much brighter.
It was at this moment Yun Xiang came through the door and said, "Shang'er! So this is where you are. The chief wants to take you to the forefather's altar himself to pray. Quickly."
"Ah… okay," Yun Shang nodded before bidding Yun Che goodbye, "I'll come look for you tomorrow, Senior."
Yun Xiang gave Yun Che a nod before leaving with Yun Shang.
"Are you going to save them?" Qianye Ying'er suddenly broke her long silence and asked.
"No," Yun Che answered, "The Yun Family I was part of gave up on their roots of darkness completely many generations ago. Today, we are barely related to this Yun Clan by blood. This is their fate to fight. I've already afforded them my greatest benevolence when I gave them one last hope to cling to."
"But you will keep that girl alive no matter what, am I right?"
"Yes," Yun Che answered without hesitation.
Qianye Ying'er stopped talking and closed her eyes. Only she knew what she was thinking about.
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Q: MPI: Program hanged at scanf I have written a simple MPI program. I am not doing any processing in the program. It just has the MPI skeleton and lines to read a variable. However, the program gets hanged while running. It prints a few newlines and then hangs forever.
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    int my_rank; /* rank of process */
    int p; /* number of processes */
    int tag = 0; /* tag for messages */
    long N;
    MPI_Status status; /* return status for receive */

    /* start up MPI */
    MPI_Init(&argc, &argv);

    /* find out process rank */
    MPI_Comm_rank(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &my_rank);

    /* find out number of processes */
    MPI_Comm_size(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &p);

    printf("\nEnter the number of random points to generate: ");
    scanf("%ld", &N);

    if (my_rank == 0) {

    }

    /* shut down MPI */
    MPI_Finalize();

    return 0;
}

A: If you are using Eclipse for parallel programming, then (most probably) that is what causes the issue. It is some kind of glitch in PTP. You can also experience this with printf, it only prints after your program has finished execution or was shut down (not while the program is running).Then try running your code from the command line, it will work. If it still gets hanged or you are not using Eclipse for parallel programming, then try calling fflush(stdout) or while ((c = getchar()) != '\n' && c != EOF); to flush everything before reading user input.

A: scanf reads a function from STDIN and stores that in the variable of choice, in your case N.
When you write an MPI program, the code after mpi_init is executed by each process independently.
It will run fine till the printf statement (each process will execute the printf in parallel). Once it encounters the scanf, the program halts execution as it now expects input from STDIN, which is not provided.

A: The problem was solved by flushing the stdout.

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1. "Ensure that when you pop your hand behind your back and slip your thumb under the hooks [or band, if it's not a bra strap style] that you can only pull it out by half an inch with some resistance."
2. "Sports bras often cut high on the chest to contain the tissue. Run your fingers inside the top of the cup to ensure there's not an air gap in the cup, where there would be free movement if you were exercising."
3. "Take a moment in the changing room to jump on the spot and check you're happy with the level of support. Ask a staff member to adjust your shoulder straps [do this yourself at home occasionally, as hardware will slip over time due to exercise]. If you're still not comfortable try on more sizes and keep testing—don't expect to take your typical size."
4. "Some sports bras have unusual straps, including those that appear to be racerback and have a fastening between your shoulder blades. These can offer great support for high-impact sports, but ensure you can easily fasten and unfasten by yourself at home before buying."
5. "Try and purchase sports bras that are adjustable, with a bra strap fitting. Pulling them over your head stretches the elastic more quickly, and when it stretches, you won't have the option to make it smaller."
"This encases the breasts and has a racerback option whilst being a traditional bra strap with padded and adjustable shoulders. Also gives a great shape under normal tops," says Eloise.
"For those with a C–D cups, I cannot recommend this enough," says Who What Wear UK Assistant Editor Elinor Block. "It's seen me through 10k runs and half-marathon training over the course of a year, and it's still going."
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This week the EPA=E2=80™s Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) Program has joined the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention. Previously, the TRI Program was housed in EPA's Office of Environmental Information. Please note that this is only an organizational change and does not impact TRI reporting requirements. The TRI Program, established in 1986 by Congress, is built around the principle that people have the right to know about the toxic chemicals being used in and released into our communities.
TRI tracks the management of more than 650 toxic chemicals that may pose a threat to human health and the environment. U.S. facilities in certain industry sectors must report annually how much of each chemical is released to the environment and/or managed through recycling, energy recovery and treatment. The information submitted by facilities is compiled in the Toxics Release Inventory.
TRI supports more informed decision-making by parents, homeowners, employees, government agencies, companies, and others. TRI is a unique program, incorporating data on air, water, land and pollution prevention, all in one place. Local and national-level TRI data are available in multiple online tools and through the annual TRI National Analysis report, which is EPA's summary and interpretation of the most recent data on toxic chemical releases and pollution prevention activities at more than 20,000 U.S. industrial facilities.
You can check out the main TRI website or watch a short video to find out more.
We look forward to sharing TRI Program news with you in the coming months, including information about our TRI 30th Anniversary commemoration and details on the next National Training Conference on TRI and Environmental Conditions in Communities.


Darren Chester: It is great to be in Queensland for the Transport and Infrastructure Council meeting and there has been some robust discussion between us and our state colleagues today, as you'd expect. There's some very important issues on the agenda involving heavy vehicle reforms, automated vehicles, road safety and we look forward to further discussions as the day goes on.
The Federal Government is, rightly, very proud of the Budget last week. We had a record $75 billion investment in infrastructure over 10 years and we look forward to having a positive working relationship with our state colleagues in the months and years ahead. Quite frankly, the Australian people expect us to get on with the job, get on with the job of delivering the infrastructure that Australians need, delivering infrastructure that will make a difference in the lives of our kids and our grandkids as well.
Can I say, in relation to calls for more funding, state governments demanding more money from Canberra is like the sun coming up in the morning—it happens every day. We expect that we're going to continue to receive that sort treatment from the states, but we simply say to them; do your homework, get the planning work done and we want to be active partners in doing infrastructure that our kids and our grandkids will thank us for.
Question: Jackie Trad says that the business case that was submitted for Cross River Rail was [indistinct] and the decision not to give funding for it in Budget is a political one.
Darren Chester: Well not at all, the Premier herself acknowledged yesterday there's more work to be done. We're looking forward to the Queensland Government doing that work, providing the information to Infrastructure Australia. Infrastructure Australia, the independent body, will provide advice back to the Commonwealth in that regard.
Darren Chester: Well the bottom line is the Commonwealth has provided a pathway now for the states to secure rail funding through the $10 billion National Rail program. The Premier herself acknowledged yesterday there's more work to be done and Infrastructure Australia has asked certain questions of the Queensland Government. I'd encourage the Queensland Government to provide that information and it will be considered at the time.
Paul Fletcher: And can I just add a point there? It's a perfectly routine part of the process for Infrastructure Australia to assess a business case and to work with the business case proponent to clarify particular aspects of the business case, to seek more information, to work towards getting the best possible business case. This is a perfectly, normal, standard part of the process. Infrastructure Australia is there to be the Commonwealth Government's independent advisor on the commitment of Commonwealth taxpayers' funds into infrastructure projects and it is the policy of the Turnbull Government—it has been for quite some time—that any commitment of more than $100 million of Commonwealth funding into an infrastructure project must be accompanied by an assessment of the business case by Infrastructure Australia.
Paul Fletcher: I might make an initial comment on that. Cross River Rail is clearly, as the Prime Minister said yesterday following his meeting with Premier Palaszczuk, Cross River Rail is clearly an important project which addresses a range of issues we are seeing in our rail networks in all of our major cities around the country. We are seeing greater capacity demands on the network, particularly the core of the network. Now, amongst the key questions to work through, obviously, are: what exactly are those capacity demands? What's the timing? Issues like the capacity of signalling—to let you get more capacity out of existing infrastructure. And I just hasten to make the point; these are issues that arise in relation to the heavy rail networks in all of our major cities, including Brisbane. And certainly, Infrastructure Australia is working with the Queensland Government and its officials in relation to the detailed assessment of the business case and those are the kinds of issues they're working through. That's a constructive process, it's a perfectly routine process, and we look forward to that continuing.


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Thomas Tuchel breaks Chelsea tradition at Watford as Hakim Ziyech highlights greatest strength
Chelsea were far from their best against Watford at Vicarage Road but goals from Mason Mount and Hakim Ziyech helped the Blues claim a 2-1 win
Adam NewsonChelsea Writer
Thomas Tuchel was not happy with his Chelsea side's performance against Watford (Image: ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP via Getty Images)
Efforts of medical staff recognised
It's very easy to get wrapped up in the emotion of a game of football, to place undue significance on the events that happen on the pitch.
But contrary to a famous quote attributed to Liverpool legend Bill Shankly, football is not more important than life and death. We were reminded of that fact at Vicarage Road.
An injury to Watford full-back Adam Masina had halted the game and it was during the stoppage that Chelsea wing-back Marcos Alonso was alerted to a medical emergency in the crowd by a cluster of supporters.
The Spaniard quickly signalled for the Blues' medical staff to race across the pitch and they then made their way to the upper tier of the Graham Taylor Stand to help deliver treatment.
Watford's medical staff soon joined those from Chelsea in addition to paramedics and either emergency personnel in an effort to stabilise the supporter, who it was later confirmed had suffered a cardiac arrest and had been taken to hospital.
The game was halted for around 30 minutes and the two sets of players left the pitch. "The referee decided the teams go into the dressing room, first of all, to give the medics time to help in the situation," Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel said after the game.
There was a constant murmur of concern from those inside the stadium. A few members of the away support tried to start a couple of chants but they didn't catch on. Partisanship was not important.
Chelsea's medical staff were the first to return to their positions in the dugout and as they made their way around the pitch, they were applauded by fans inside Vicarage Road. It was the same for those from the Watford medical team.
"All the thoughts are [sent] from us at Chelsea and the dressing room," Tuchel said. "Hopefully, everything has gone well."
We at football.london echo that sentiment.
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New chants aired
There wasn't a great deal for Chelsea's supporters to cheer about against Watford. Sure, the two goals, but beyond that their team produced an underwhelming display full of mistakes.
The backing from those in the stands never wavered, however. Tuchel's name was sung throughout and there were several renditions of the Kai Havertz chant.
There were, though, two new editions to the Chelsea supporters repertoire: one which celebrates Edouard Mendy to the tune of Shakira's Waka Waka and another which highlighted Thiago Silva's Champions League success after leaving French giants Paris Saint-Germain.
Ziyech is lucky No.16
Chelsea's victory at Vicarage Road means they remain top of the Premier League table, although only by a single point with both Manchester City and Liverpool in close pursuit.
The Blues have launched their title bid on the back of a collective effort in the final third. There is no reliable finisher (yet) that delivers game in, game out. It's why Reece James and Mason Mount are Chelsea's joint-top scorers with four goals.
Going into the game against Watford, fifteen different players have netted in the top flight for Chelsea. Hakim Ziyech brought that number up to sixteen with his second-half strike.
Introduced from the substitutes' bench in place of the injured Trevoh Chalobah, Ziyech's brief was simple: help win the Blues the game. He did just that.
With 18 minutes left to play, Mount broke clear down the left and spotted the 28-year-old free in the penalty area. The pass was crisp, the finish too. And it proved enough for Chelsea.
The celebrations after Hakim Ziyech scored against Watford (Image: Getty Images)
"We tried to infuse some courage with offensive changes," Tuchel explained. "We hoped maybe spaces will open if Watford continued to attack so bravely with their high number eights, and then we can find a better transition game.
"It is always good if the guys score and are decisive. It was important to hang in and get the three points. I am happy for Hakim."
Chalobah's unnoticed injury
It was in the 56th minute that a hopeful cross into the Watford penalty area was cleared and the Hornets countered, once again, at pace. Joao Pedro held off Trevoh Chalobah and then slipped a pass through to Tom Cleverley, who was one-on-one with Mendy despite being 30 yards from goal.
The Senegal international stood tall and denied the Watford midfielder. In the process, he took a nasty hit and needed treatment from the busy Chelsea medical staff.
Mendy's injury was serious; he was able to continue without issue. Yet just past the halfway line, Chalobah sat on the turf and waited to be treated for a hamstring injury.
Every word Thomas Tuchel said on Saul Niguez, Chelsea's "lucky" win at Watford and Hakim Ziyech
The 22-year-old was given treatment but had to come off. And Tuchel is not confident the academy graduate will be fit to face West Ham United on Saturday.
"It's a big loss," he told Prime Video after the game. "We already have some injuries to key players so I'm a bit worried about it because next game is Saturday at 12.30pm."
Tuchel breaks tradition
Given the nature of Chelsea's performance, it was unsurprising that Tuchel was furious on the touchline for most of the contest.
Several players received blunt and harsh instructions from the Blues head coach. Others were simply lambasted for giving the ball away cheaply or not working hard enough to win back possession.
"We didn't win first balls, second balls, we did not cope well with the pressure," Tuchel explained after the game. "It is one thing to win or lose challenges but we did not even find them.
"We had the chance to speak about it at the break, and then the chance again at half time. We tried to give easy messages because it was obvious that we struggled in the build-up and to find skilful solutions.
"We needed to do the basics better, hang in there, change the mentality, and to accept the game. We tried. I don't think I was too critical with players but we are also critical of ourselves when we analyse the situation.
"I think we can admit today that we were lucky to win this game. It was a very unusual performance for us."
Win, lose or draw, Tuchel has always headed out onto the pitch after the full-time whistle to congratulate or commiserate with his Chelsea players. That didn't happen at Watford.
Instead, he stayed in his technical area and spoke with other members of his coaching staff. The performance delivered by his side was almost certainly the subject of debate.
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Jean M. Hudson, 77, 1272 Patriot Place, Daytona Beach, died Monday. Born in Ontario, Canada, she moved to Daytona Beach from Cleveland in 1959. She was a member of the Audubon Society. Cardwell Funeral Home, Port Orange.


St. Anthony's School for Girls is a Catholic school that opened in September 2016 and is located in Ivy House on North End Road, NW11.
Ivy House is a magnificent three storey building with a beautiful façade, overlooking Golders Hill Park and with a large terrace to the rear. It is the former home of the London Jewish Cultural Centre and of the prima ballerina, Anna Pavlova, and was also at one time occupied by the painter, JMW Turner.
The school is a two-form entry school, educating girls from age 4-11. The maximum roll is 280.
Donal Brennan is a graduate of Trinity College Dublin. He began his teaching career as a specialist English Teacher preparing children for the competitive 11+ and 13+ for London and country boarding schools. He has been the Headmaster of The Hampshire School, Chelsea for the past five years. This followed from his time as Undermaster at Hill House International Junior School in Knightsbridge.
"Donal believes that school is a cornerstone in the community, where pupil voice is at the center of all teaching and learning. Through repeated encounters with a listening and curious adult, children learn to trust the value of their insights and opinions. By creating safe and non-judgmental learning spaces children come to believe that what they say truly matters".
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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace SORVETERIA_5 {
    public partial class
        SABORES_CASQUINHA : Form {
        public SABORES_CASQUINHA() {
            InitializeComponent();
        }

        public SABORES_CASQUINHA(String usuario, String casquinha, double valorCasquinha) {
            InitializeComponent();
            this.usuario = usuario;
            this.casquinha = casquinha;
            this.valorCasquinha = valorCasquinha;
            nomeUser.Text = usuario;
        }
        String usuario;
        String casquinha;
        double valorCasquinha;

        private void chocolate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {
            COMPLEMENTO complemento = new COMPLEMENTO(usuario, casquinha, valorCasquinha, "Chocolate", 1.5);
            this.Hide();
            complemento.Show();
        }

        private void baunilha_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {
            COMPLEMENTO complemento = new COMPLEMENTO(usuario, casquinha, valorCasquinha, "Baunilha", 1.3);
            this.Hide();
            complemento.Show();
        }

        private void misto_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {
            COMPLEMENTO complemento = new COMPLEMENTO(usuario, casquinha, valorCasquinha, "Misto", 1.8);
            this.Hide();
            complemento.Show();
        }

        private void SABORES_CASQUINHA_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) {

        }

        private void label8_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {

        }

        private void sair_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {
            if (MessageBox.Show("SAIR DESTE USUARIO?", "LOGOFF?", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo) == DialogResult.Yes) {
                this.Hide();
                Login lg = new Login();
                lg.Show();
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Double bill: Russo Brothers Italian American Film Forum Award-winning documentary and Chris Colabello at Milford High School on January 27, 2018
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Milford High School in Milford, Massachusetts has produced its share of professional athletes including NFL greats Howie Long and Jim Pyne as well as Italian American baseball ambassador Chris Colabello. So it is truly serendipitous that the hour-long documentary Italian American Baseball Family, which recently won the Russo Brothers Italian American Film Forum Award at the National Italian American Foundation 42nd Anniversary Gala in Washington, D.C. and features Milford hometown hero Chris Colabello, makes its worldwide premiere on the campus of Milford High School on Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 4 pm. Immediately following the conclusion of the screening of the movie, filmmaker Roberto Angotti will be joined by Chris Colabello and his father, Lou Colabello, for a Q and A panel discussion.
The proud Italian American slugger credits many influential people for his success including: his father, Lou Colabello; his Milford High School coach, Charlie Stand; his Milford American Legion manager, Rich Piergustavo; his Assumption College coach, Jamie Pinzino; and his Worcester Tornadoes manager, Rich Gedman, who garnered much respect in MLB for being a two-time American League all-star Boston Red Sox catcher. His former Indy ball skipper was always impressed with Colabello's work ethic and tenacity in never giving up on making it to the Big Leagues. After hitting .300 in seven straight seasons and being named Independent League Player of the Year by Baseball America, Gedman wrote an impressive scouting report on his 28-year-old slugger. Like a fine Italian wine, Colabello got better with age and agent Brian Charles knew the time had come for Chris to get one more crack at making his MLB dreams come true. Charles attached Gedman's promising scouting report to his emails in search for a Minor League deal to all 30 MLB organizations. Unfortunately, 27 of the clubs replied "No Thanks" while two others did not even offer a response. However, the Minnesota Twins were looking for a first baseman to play for Double-A New Britain. A January 2012 tryout led to a Minor League contract for Chris Colabello, who made his MLB debut for the Minnesota Twins at age 29 on May 22, 2013.
After signing a minor-league contract this past July with the Milwaukee Brewers, the Milford native corner-infielder enjoyed much success with Triple-A affiliate Colorado Springs Sky Sox and led the team to its first postseason appearance in 20 years. Chris Colabello did not disappoint at the plate when it mattered most in the clutch as the cleanup hitter registered an impressive .429 batting average and .500 on-base percentage in the Pacific Coast League playoffs. During his last month of play for the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, Chris Colabello went 35-for-104 (.337 BA) with five doubles, one triple, two homers and 19 RBI. Opposing teams pitched around the tried-and-tested MLB player and issued 19 walks to limit the collateral damage from the hot-hitting Chris Colabello.
In search of his 2014 Blue Jays glory days when he hit .321 with 15 HR and 54 RBI in 101 games to help Toronto win the 2014 AL East title for the first time in over two decades, Chris Colabello ventured down to Guadalajara to get his groove back in the Mexican Winter League with Charros de Jalisco. He hopes to carry the momentum of a successful campaign south of the border into 2018 by securing an MLB Opening Day roster spot for a team in need of an everyday first baseman. Should Colabello be granted the opportunity to return to the Big Leagues, he will have the unconditional love from endearing fans in Italy, Mexico, Canada and America. The Italian American Baseball Family documentary makes its world premiere at Milford High School in Milford, Massachusetts on Saturday, January 27, 2018.
The Milford High School Global Citizenship Program presents a celebration of Italian American Baseball at the David I. Davoren Auditorium on the campus of Milford High School beginning at 4 pm on January 27, 2018. In addition to the world premiere of the Russo Brothers Italian American Film Forum Award-winning documentary Italian American Baseball Family, a Q & A discussion featuring Chris Colabello and his father, Lou Colabello, as well as filmmaker Roberto Angotti will take place immediately following the screening of the hour-long movie. This free, family-friendly event will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for members of the greater Boston community to rally round former Milford High School All-Star Chris Colabello, who has established a Student Athlete Scholarship Award for Milford High School graduates. Attendees are encouraged to participate in the silent auction which includes signed MLB bats from José Bautista and Troy Tulowitzki, a signed MLB baseball from Terry Francona, a signed NFL football from Rob Gronkowski, a Rich Gedman autographed baseball, a Tim Wakefield autographed picture, and a Chris Colabello autographed bat and ball. It will truly be an experience like no other as the Milford High School Music program will kick off the festivities with the playing of the American and Italian National Anthems. Milford High School is located at 31 West Fountain Street in Milford, Massachusetts. Visit www.MilfordPublicSchools.com to register for free tickets. All proceeds of the auction and donations collected will fund a Colabello Family Scholarship for Milford High School grads.
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Russo Brothers Italian American Film Forum Award winner Roberto Angotti celebrates Italian Americans in Baseball in new documentary
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Filmmaker Roberto Angotti at the second annual Italian American Baseball Foundation Dinner supporting Federazione Italiana Baseball Softball (FIBS) at Carmine & Sons Restaurant in Brooklyn, New York on December 7, 2017 (Photo by Chris Herder)
Of the more than four million Italians who left home between 1880 and 1920 with dreams of a better life, nobody could have imagined their children fulfilling the American dream by playing a game that was as foreign to them as the English language. Examining the experiences of baseball pioneers, current players and coaches, fans, and historians, filmmaker Roberto Angotti captures the story of how Italian Americans assimilated into popular culture through America's favorite pastime in his new hour-long Italian American Baseball Family documentary. The film also explores how Italian Americans have circled back to Italy to help grow the game abroad by playing for Team Italy in the Olympics and the World Baseball Classic. Although brothers Vince, Joe, and Dom DiMaggio may be the premier Italian American Baseball Family, the Colabellos from Milford, Massachusetts are a perfect example of the modern day Italian American Baseball Family. Father Lou Colabello was the starting pitcher for Team Italy against host Team USA at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles during the 1984 Olympics while his son Chris Colabello later played baseball in Italy as a youth and, like his father, eventually went on to represent Team Italy in the 2013 and 2017 World Baseball Classics.
The Italian American Baseball Family traverses the U.S. cultural landscape and documents an ethnic group's rise from adversity by celebrating its triumphs in breaking into a sport originally dominated by English, Irish and German immigrants. The 2017 Russo Brothers Italian American Film Forum Award-winning movie showcases both the hardships and accomplishments of legendary Italian American baseball players.
While on the Russo Brothers Italian American Film Forum panel discussion at the NIAF 42nd Anniversary Gala in Washington, D.C. on November 4, 2017, Roberto Angotti spoke about his new documentary (Photo by Andy Del Giudice).
After Japan bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the United States declared war and began targeting those of German, Italian, or Japanese descent. The Italians were the largest immigrant group in the U.S. at the time and about 600,000 of the country's five million Italian immigrants who had not yet naturalized were forced to register as enemy aliens. Baseball came ashore to Italy in 1944 when allied soldiers stormed the beaches of Nettuno and nearby Anzio en route to freeing Rome from its Nazi occupiers. American troops brought baseball gear and taught Italians how to play. Baseball countered the negative immigrant identity as an outsider. The game bridged the gap so that Italians could integrate into the American way of life.
The Italian American Baseball Family brings home the message that baseball allowed Italian Americans to assimilate into popular culture. The documentary honors the Italian American baseball ambassadors who have etched their names into U.S. sports history. The film pays tribute to their invaluable contributions and acknowledges those players who have left their unique imprint on the game.
Filmmaker Roberto Angotti and baseball historian Professor Lawrence Baldassaro with the Russo Brothers Italian American Film Forum Award at the NIAF 42nd Anniversary Gala in Washington, D.C. on November 4, 2017.
Filmmaker Roberto Angotti said, "It was an exhilarating experience and so rewarding to interview mentor and renowned historian Lawrence Baldassaro, author of Beyond DiMaggio: Italian Americans in Baseball at the National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame in Chicago as well as National Baseball Hall of Fame legend Tommy Lasorda. Getting to speak with MLB past and present players Frank Viola, Nick Punto, Francisco Cervelli, Chris Colabello, Brandon Nimmo, and Gavin Cecchini for the Italian American Baseball Family was also a privilege and an honor."
Roberto was fascinated by the game of baseball since he was a child and played Little League. He witnessed Tommy Lasorda lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to two World Series titles in the 1980s. In high school, he played American Legion baseball. As a Film Studies student at Claremont McKenna College (CMC), Angotti did play-by-play broadcasts for Pomona-Pitzer Baseball while program director at KSPC 88.7 FM. His education at CMC was the foundation for him to catapult into the entertainment industry. Roberto was recently the subject of a CMC alumni profile. To access the article, click on this link: https://www.cmc.edu/news/filmmaker-roberto-angotti-traces-roots-of-italian-american-baseball. Throughout his professional radio career at KNAC 105.5 FM (Long Beach), KROQ 106.7 FM (Pasadena/Los Angeles) as well as 91X and 92.5 FM (San Diego), he integrated music, sports, and popular culture to become one of the most listened to on-air personalities in Southern California.
Director of Photography Peter McEvilley accompanied filmmaker Roberto Angotti, who received the Russo Brothers Italian American Film Forum Award at the NIAF 42nd Anniversary Gala in Washington, D.C. on November 4, 2017.
In 2011 Angotti launched an MLB.com blog which eventually became a Top 10 MLB.com Fan website – www.MLBforLife.com – to showcase up-and-coming Italian and Italian American players. After visiting the Italian Baseball Academy near Pisa, Roberto was invited to the 2013 World Baseball Classic in Phoenix, Arizona, where he got to know Mike Piazza, who served as hitting coach for Team Italy. Piazza inspired him to document the Italian American experience. That same year Angotti curated the Artists' Tribute to Italian Americans in Baseball exhibition at the Convivio Center in San Diego's Little Italy. The exhibit featured Italian American artists who focused their work on Italian American Baseball Hall of Famers: Tony Lazzeri, Joe DiMaggio, Roy Campanella, Yogi Berra, Ernie Lombardi, Phil Rizzuto, Tommy Lasorda, Ron Santo, Joe Torre, Tony La Russa, John Smoltz, Craig Biggio, and Mike Piazza.
Filmmaker Roberto Angotti was also the curator of the Artists' Tribute to Italian Americans in Baseball Exhibition from September 25, 2013 to February 1, 2014 at the Convivio Center in San Diego's Little Italy (Design by Christopher Paluso).
As the English language editor and reporter for Federazione Italiana Baseball Softball (www.fibs.it/en), Angotti represented the Italian national teams at three international competitions in 2017: the World Baseball Classic in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico; the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) U-19 Junior Women's World Championship in Clearwater, Florida; and the WBSC U-18 Baseball World Cup in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.
When Roberto returned from the 2017 World Baseball Classic, he resolved to make a film about Italian Americans and their integral role in baseball. The National Italian American Foundation (NIAF), the Italian Sons and Daughters of America, and the Russo Brothers offered the Italian American Film Forum Grant to filmmakers wanting to share the Italian American experience. It was a natural fit so Angotti applied and was chosen as one of seven grant recipients. Later he was selected as one of three finalists invited to the 42nd Anniversary NIAF Gala Weekend in Washington, D.C., where he was proclaimed the winner and presented the Russo Brothers Italian American Film Forum Award by Italian Sons and Daughters of America President Basil Russo, National Italian American Foundation President John Viola and FOX Business Network TV Anchor/Global Markets Editor Maria Bartiromo on Saturday, November 4, 2017.
Angotti plans to make a series of Italian American baseball films. He sees his first documentary as a way to educate young Italian Americans and others on the plight of Italian immigrants, using baseball as a focal point. He said, "Italians were once second class citizens in the United States, and invisible in baseball before players like Tony Lazzeri and Joe DiMaggio rose to prominence. Not having an appreciation of your heritage is like an olive tree without roots. Baseball is a part of mine."
From left to right, Italian Sons and Daughters of America President Basil Russo, Roberto Angotti, National Italian American Foundation President John Viola and FOX Business Network TV Anchor Maria Bartiromo at the NIAF 42nd Anniversary Gala in Washington, D.C. on November 4, 2017 (Photo by Andy Del Giudice)
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Second HIV Patient is in Remission, Cure May Be Discovered Soon
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Professor Eduardo Olavarria, from Imperial College London, said: "While it is too premature to say with certainty that our patient is now cured of HIV, he is clearly in a long-term remission". In one example, Pablo Tebas, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Pennsylvania, and his co-workers remove white blood cells from HIV-infected people and then knock out their CCR5 genes with a genome editor called zinc finger nucleases, a precursor to the better known CRISPR.
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The London Patient has chosen to remain anonymous.
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The breakthrough comes 10 years after the first such case, known as "The Berlin Patient". He has been tested regularly in the 18 months since, and so far not only is there no sign of the virus returning, but his white blood cells are not expressing CCR5.
Does this mean HIV has been cured?
It's a matter of semantics, says Dr. Steven Deeks, professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco and one of the doctors who treated Brown. "Is that a cure?" So, the transplant gave the patient the mutation and built-in HIV resistance, according to the case study that was published online Monday in the journal Nature.
But they are sometimes used for treating specific cancers that affect blood or immune cells, especially if chemotherapy has failed. To eliminate the virus, you'd have to kill every single infected cell in a person's body. "I never thought that there would be a cure during my lifetime", he wrote. "It may persist there for quite some time, but who cares?" Brown had to have a second stem cell transplant when his leukemia returned.
The circumstances of this cure do not apply to those of us who have been living with a HIV diagnosis for many years; the risks involved are too great.
Could the patient's HIV come back?
Stem-cell transplant was carried out in this patient for treatment of a form of leukaemia that was not responding to treatment. HIV can mutate from using CCR5 to relying on CXCR4, but in order to do that, it needs to be actively replicating.
The "London patient" told the Times, "I feel a sense of responsibility to help the doctors understand how it happened so they can develop the science", adding that when he was apprised he might be cured it felt "surreal" and "overwhelming". He is being called "the London patient" because he was treated in the British capital. Drug-resistant HIV is a growing concern.
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Twitter founder and St. Louis native, Jack Dorsey, fulfilled classroom wishlists for nearly 300 Missouri schools Thursday as part of the #BestSchoolDay campaign. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Dorsey's donation paid the balance for about 600 projects on DonorsChoose.org, including Chromebooks for a debate team at Clyde C. Miller Career Academy in St. Louis and butterfly kits to Cool Valley Elementary School in North County.
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The technology portion of the South by Southwest festival begins today, and several St. Louis startups are in Austin, Texas to participate in various competitions going on there. Clone.TV will present as a finalist in the SXSW Accelerator, while Epharmix was selected as an alternate for the pitch competition.
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Lewis & Clark Ventures led a $9 million investment into Metro-East startup OneSpace, according to the St. Louis Business Journal. The deal is the Clayton-based venture capital firm's first investment since being founded last year by Tom Hillman, managing principal at FTL Capital and a former Answers Corp executive. The firm was joined by Highland Capital Partners and Answers Corp executives David Karandish and Chris Sims. OneSpace, which changed its name from CrowdSource in November, outsources work to an online community of freelancers.
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