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Title Mrs. Soffel
Director Gillian Armstrong
Actor Diane Keaton as Kate Soffel; Mel Gibson as Ed Biddle; Matthew Modine as Jack Biddle; Edward Herrmann as Warden Peter Soffel; Trini Alvarado as Irene Soffel; Jennifer Dundas as Margaret Soffel; Danny Corkill as Eddie Soffel; Harley Cross as Clarence Soffel; Terry O'Quinn as Detective Buck McGovern; Pippa Pearthree as Maggie; William Youmans as Guard George Koslow; Maury Chaykin as Guard Charlie Reynolds; Joyce Ebert as Matron Agnes Garvey; Wayne Robson as Halliday; Dana Wheeler-Nicholson as Jessie Bodyne
Rating PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
Cinematography Russell Boyd
Plot Based on a true story, Mrs. Soffel is set in Pittsburgh near the dawn of the 20th century. Peter Soffel (Edward Herrmann) is the warden of a top security prison, and his wife Kate (Diane Keaton) often comes by to read the Bible aloud to the inmates, despite her fragile health. While making her rounds, she makes the acquaintance of the Biddle Brothers, Ed (Mel Gibson) and Jack (Matthew Modine), who are sentenced to death for murder and robbery. Ed has become something of a celebrity thanks to his letter-writing campaign, in which he appeals in the letter-to-the-editor columns of the popular press to stay the execution of his brother and himself. His good looks, intelligence, and charm make a strong impression on Kate, whose marriage offers her little excitement. In time, Kate finds herself falling in love with Ed, and she discovers that she's unexpectedly receptive to his suggestion that she help him escape.
Producer David Nicksay; Scott Rudin
Writer Ron Nyswaner


If you love vegetables, October is a great month for you. Everything from tomatoes to peppers to squash is in season and fresh produce literally overflows in roadside stands, farmers' markets and grocery stores everywhere.
Of course, with all of this lovely produce available, it's tempting to take full advantage of it all and use as much as possible in your menu planning. So if you want to move beyond spaghetti sauce with your tomatoes and stir-fry with your peppers, this article is just for you. Two simple recipes featuring the finest of the season's produce are presented, as well as simple substitutions or "tweaks" to make them brand new again when you're looking for something new.
This simple recipe is the base for many delightful sauces, pizzas, and stew. If you want a smooth texture, pop the roasted tomatoes into a food processor. Otherwise, simply press them gently against the side of a saucepan with a spoon to break their skins to allow the tomato juices to work their magic!
Place the tomatoes into a resealable plastic bag; add the olive oil. Seal the bag and toss well to coat the tomatoes. Pour the tomatoes into a 9x13-inch glass baking dish. Roast the tomatoes for about 45 minutes or until the skins are softened and slightly darkened, turning once after about 20 minutes.
Remove the tomatoes and transfer them to a resealable glass jar. The tomatoes can be frozen for up to 3 months.
If you like, you can add 3-4 whole cloves of garlic with the tomatoes to get a touch of roasted garlic in the mix. Alternatively, you can sprinkle the roasted tomatoes with any desired seasonings before transferring them to the glass jar.
This richly-flavored dish takes advantage of a wide variety of vegetables. It's perfect when served in warm bowls with crusty bread -- a great fireside dinner.
In a large skillet, brown the chicken thighs in the olive oil over medium heat. After 5 minutes, add the onion and garlic. Continue cooking until the onion is tender, but not browned.
Transfer the chicken, onions and garlic to a slow cooker. Add the thyme, Italian seasoning, tomatoes, wine, salt and pepper; mix to combine. Place the lid on the slow cooker and cook on the LOW setting for about 7 hours or until the chicken is very tender. Add the olives to the stew and mix to combine just before serving.
If you like, you can omit the olives and add 1 cup of mixed vegetables (I like a combination of carrots, peppers and squash) with the tomatoes instead. You can serve this meal over hot cooked egg noodles.


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Q: Sequelize optimistic locking not working? I already set version:true in my modal. But the version only increases, in the case that I pass old version to data updated, it still increase my version without throwing error OptimisticLockError [SequelizeOptimisticLockError] ?

A: I found the solution, hope this will help someone:
const newData={...,version:11}
const data=await modal.findOne({...})
Object.assign(data,newData)
data.dataValues.version=11 // this line will help u fix this bug
await data.save()

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#pragma once
#include <aws/gamelift/GameLift_EXPORTS.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSString.h>
#include <utility>

namespace Aws
{
template<typename RESULT_TYPE>
class AmazonWebServiceResult;

namespace Utils
{
namespace Json
{
  class JsonValue;
} // namespace Json
} // namespace Utils
namespace GameLift
{
namespace Model
{
  /**
   *
Represents the returned data in response to a request action.

See
   * Also:
   AWS
   * API Reference

   */
  class AWS_GAMELIFT_API UpdateFleetPortSettingsResult
  {
  public:
    UpdateFleetPortSettingsResult();
    UpdateFleetPortSettingsResult(const Aws::AmazonWebServiceResult<Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue>& result);
    UpdateFleetPortSettingsResult& operator=(const Aws::AmazonWebServiceResult<Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue>& result);

    /**
     *
Unique identifier for a fleet that was updated.

     */
    inline const Aws::String& GetFleetId() const{ return m_fleetId; }

    /**
     *
Unique identifier for a fleet that was updated.

     */
    inline void SetFleetId(const Aws::String& value) { m_fleetId = value; }

    /**
     *
Unique identifier for a fleet that was updated.

     */
    inline void SetFleetId(Aws::String&& value) { m_fleetId = std::move(value); }

    /**
     *
Unique identifier for a fleet that was updated.

     */
    inline void SetFleetId(const char* value) { m_fleetId.assign(value); }

    /**
     *
Unique identifier for a fleet that was updated.

     */
    inline UpdateFleetPortSettingsResult& WithFleetId(const Aws::String& value) { SetFleetId(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
Unique identifier for a fleet that was updated.

     */
    inline UpdateFleetPortSettingsResult& WithFleetId(Aws::String&& value) { SetFleetId(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     *
Unique identifier for a fleet that was updated.

     */
    inline UpdateFleetPortSettingsResult& WithFleetId(const char* value) { SetFleetId(value); return *this;}

  private:

    Aws::String m_fleetId;
  };

} // namespace Model
} // namespace GameLift
} // namespace Aws

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<?php namespace Restboat\Repositories;

use Restboat\Models\Request;

class RequestRepository extends BaseRepository {

    /**
     * @param Request $model
     */
    function __construct(Request $model)
    {
        parent::__construct($model);
    }

    /**
     * @param $userId
     * @param $path
     * @return \Restboat\Models\Request
     */
    public function findOrCreate($userId, $path)
    {
        return $this->model->firstOrCreate(
            array(
                'user_id'   => $userId,
                'path'      => $path,
            )
        );
    }

    /**
     * @param $id
     * @return mixed
     */
    public function findWithLogs($id)
    {
        return $this->model
            ->where('id', '=', $id)
            ->with('requestLogs')
            ->first();
    }

    /**
     * @param $userId
     * @return mixed
     */
    public function getByUser($userId)
    {
        // TODO - make order by with recent log created_at
        return $this->model
            ->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')
            ->where('user_id', '=', $userId)
            ->with('requestLogs')
            ->paginate(7);
    }

    /**
     * @param $userId
     * @param $search
     * @return mixed
     */
    public function searchByUser($userId, $search)
    {
        // TODO - make order by with recent log created_at
        return $this->model
            ->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')
            ->where('user_id', '=', $userId)
            ->where('path', 'like', '%' . $search . '%')
            ->with('requestLogs')
            ->paginate(7);
    }

    /**
     * @param $userId
     * @return mixed
     */
    public function deleteByUser($userId)
    {
        return $this->model
            ->where('user_id', '=', $userId)
            ->delete();
    }

}


I've really been enjoying reading short stories from Tor.com – it feels decadent to sample one or two different authors during my commute – and so I decided to continue working my way through their treasure-trove of original fiction, each story presented with its own specially-designed cover by one of various talented artists. This selection includes all manner of fantastical sub-genres, taking in horror, romance, morality tales and epic fantasy with a comic twist. Find the first batch here. More coming soon!
The first months of marriage are always a time for adjustment and accommodation, but Kristine has been more open-minded than most. In pursuit of his doctorate, her husband Noel has just returned from a research trip to the frozen wastes of Northern Canada. There, among the ice and storms, something happened: something that Kristine can't quite put her finger on, which has left her husband fractious and prone to outbursts of violence. As Kristine waits for an opportune moment to break some news to him, Noel spends hours sinking deeper and deeper into the recordings he made in the north – looking for something, but what? This eerily dark fantasy asks how far we are prepared to go in understanding and accepting the people we love.
As I was saying just the other day, in reference to Traitor's Blade, I haven't yet read any novels by Joe Abercrombie, the master of 'grimdark'. But I have read this short story and, if its tongue-in-cheek irreverence is any guide to his usual style, I think I'm going to get on very, very well with him. Here we join Shevedieh, called Shev, who is travelling with the muscle-bound heroine Javre, Lioness of Hoskopp, through the bleak and miserable north with enemies on their trail. When their path across a bridge is blocked by the hero Whirrun of Bligh, called Cracknut Whirrun, the resulting encounter between two great heroes could be a thing of legend. But the long-suffering Shev isn't particularly bothered about legend, because their pursuers are coming ever closer… Full of witty jibes at hero conventions in epic fantasy, and lashed with delicious throwaway comments ('Shevedieh is not my servant … She is at least a henchman. Possibly even a sidekick'), this is a really enjoyable romp. I wonder if the characters are from one of Abercrombie's longer novels? I'd love to learn more about them. And I really must read his First Law books.
This story has the feeling of an old morality tale, straight out of Aesop's fables. It is set in Bardugo's fantasy world built for her Grisha novels, but I haven't read any of these and you don't need to know them to enjoy this story. It's the tale of Koja, the scrawny fox whose cleverness and quick tongue have always kept him safe from harm. He's talked his way out of traps and become famous among the other animals of the forest, but this master trickster has one fatal flaw. For the trickster can be tricked, and cleverness is only useful as long as we don't allow it to blind us. Setting the scene amid snow, dark forests and Russian-tinted names, Bardugo warns us not to judge by appearances.
Judy and Doug are on their first date. They're probably the only two people in the world who can truly understand each other. Doug can see the future. Judy can see multiple possible futures. They've both been expecting this meeting. But how does it change us to know the future? This clever, brain-scrambling story poses impossible questions: if the future happens as we expected it to, does that mean that we know the future and the future is truly fixed, implacable; or does it simply mean that we've made the future we expected through a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy? Judy believes that it's possible to trick the future, to change tiny details which, later on, might open up an entirely different course. Doug, by contrast, is locked into his grim, ordained path, unable to see the point of looking more broadly. A tale of love, frustration and miscommunication, this is also a very clever (and award-winning) conceptual experiment.
With no explanation, water has begun falling from nowhere onto those who lie. The amount varies depending on the gravity of the lie, while an equivocal evasion can push someone into unbearable angst. In these circumstances, Matt and his boyfriend Gus are considering taking the big step of getting married. There's just one problem. Matt's conservative Chinese parents don't know that he's gay. So, in an effort to get his life in order, Matt decides that he and Gus will visit Matt's parents for a family Christmas and, somewhere along the line, Matt will try to find the courage to come out. He's going to have to be careful though, in a world where everyone can detect the smallest lie. This is a cute, feel-good story without an awful lot of depth, but it certainly raises a smile. Best read with Google Translate open in another window to tackle the few Mandarin phrases.


If you have too many devices and not enough ports then you need this 4-port USB power strip! There's no software required so simply plug and play to use. It runs at 480 mbps and includes a 4 foot power cord.


Just a few moments after she won her quarter-final against Karolina Pliskova on Tuesday, Serena Williams reminded the US Open crowd how she has had a "rough couple of semis" on Arthur Ashe stadium, which is why she's looking no further than her next opponent.
"Rough" is an accurate description.
Williams' record at the US Open is quite remarkable. She has now made nine semi-finals in her last nine appearances at the tournament (didn't participate in 2010 and 2017). She is a six-time champion in New York and is 94-11 win-loss here.
She's the only player to ever contest 100 matches on Arthur Ashe stadium – the event's iconic centre court – and has only lost before the quarter-finals three times since her tournament debut 20 years ago.
Still, Williams knows that her last two trips to the US Open, prior to this fortnight, have ended in heartbreak. In 2015, she was going for the calendar-year Grand Slam in New York, looking to become the first player to pull of that feat since Steffi Graf in 1988. Williams had won the previous four majors and her fifth in a row would have seen her equal Graf's historic accomplishment. The heavy favourite for the US Open crowd that year, Williams was stunned by Italian Roberta Vinci in the semi-finals and wouldn't play another match for the rest of the season.
The following year, Williams again lost in the semis, this time to Pliskova. The American made sure that wouldn't be the case in their quarter-final on Tuesday though. She avoided going a double-break down in the opening set, and fought back to defeat Pliskova 6-4, 6-3 and set up a last-four meeting with Latvian No. 19 seed Anastasija Sevastova.
It gave Williams her 14th consecutive Grand Slam quarter-final victory. She confidently served out the match by hitting three aces and an overhead smash.
"It's remarkable, she can count on it when she needs it the most," said ESPN's Mary Joe Fernandez of Williams' serve.
It's hard to believe that just one year ago, Williams had just delivered her baby, Olympia, and was going through serious post-delivery complications.
She's now made back-to-back Slam semi-finals since she returned from her maternity leave, and is two match wins away from Margaret Court's all-time record of 24 majors.
"I'd been a couple steps away at the last Grand Slam, so I'm definitely not ahead of myself," said Williams, who lost the Wimbledon final to Angelique Kerber in July.
After a rocky, error-strewn start against Pliskova on Tuesday, Williams raised her level, producing an all-around clutch performance. Her fluid movement particularly stood out, along with her serving.
"I feel like that's one thing I really worked on was my moving because it was a little suspect right after my return. I know that I'm fast when I want to be. I can get any ball that I want to, if I want to. I still feel that way," said Williams.
Standing between her and the final is Sevastova, who has her own stunning comeback story, having retired from the sport in 2013, aged 23, and returned a couple of years later. She's the first Latvian woman to reach the US Open semis and is braced for a tough first encounter with Williams.
Pliskova believes Williams is closer to the title than anyone else though.
"For sure [she can win the title], because she won it before. I felt like she was playing pretty good actually the beginning, but maybe she was a little bit nervous. I don't know. Just not play the best in the beginning. I know she can be off, she can do mistakes. She can also quickly be back in the match with couple games or couple shots. She can hit unbelievable shots. She can hit three aces in a game easily," said the Czech, who was the last remaining top-10 seed in the draw.
Juan Martin del Potro came through a tight battle with top American John Isner 6-7(5), 6-3, 7-6(4), 6-2 in sweltering conditions on Tuesday to reach the semi-finals of the US Open.
The 2009 champion fought off Isner in a 3hr 31min showdown and joked after the match about how tough it was playing through the heat.
Both players went off-court for a 10-minute break after the third set, since the extreme heat policy was in effect, and Del Potro was asked during his on-court interview what he did during that time.
"I took a shower, re-taped my ankles, and I didn't want to come out again," the world No. 3 said with a laugh.
He added during his press conference: "I think I played very solid this game. In particular I made good returns every service games. I had a lot of chances to break. I did couple of times during the game. I think I play on a smart game today. I saw John a little bit tired also. That's give me a little bit more energy to keep trying.
Isner, who now trails Del Potro 4-8 head-to-head, explained what makes Del Potro such a tough opponent to face.
"He's so good, and especially when he gets control of the point, of course on his forehand side, he doesn't miss that shot very often, if at all," said Isner.
2 – consecutive US Open semis for Del Potro.
3 – career US Open semi-finals reached by Del Potro (2009, 2017-18).
4 – wrist surgeries undergone by Del Potro (3 on his left one, 1 on his right).
6 – Grand Slam semi-finals made by Del Potro throughout his career (FO 2009, 2018; Wimbledon 2013; US 2009, 2017-18).
8 – Del Potro faced a mere eight break points through his five matches played so far this US Open. Saved three and dropped serve five times.
9 – victories for Del Potro over world No. 1s (lost 13), the most wins among all players who have never been ranked No. 1 themselves. He could face world No. 1 Rafael Nadal in Friday's semi-finals.
12hr 16min – Time spent by Del Potro on court en route to the US Open semis.
34 – wins against just eight losses for Del Potro at the US Open.
42 – match wins for Del Potro in 2018, against 10 losses. He's inside the top four on the match win leaders list for the season.
66 – aces struck by Del Potro this US Open, third-most of all players entered in the main draw (behind Isner and Raonic), and most among players remaining in the tournament.
70% – Del Potro's first-serve percentage this tournament, the highest among all players in the main draw.
71% – Del Potro's success rate on net points this US Open (60/84).
83% – Del Potro's winning percentage of points on his first serve, tied for second highest among players who have contested more than two main draw matches.
189 – winners struck by Del Potro this US Open, against 104 unforced errors.


Dom Augustine Myslinski, the abbot of the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Conyers, GA, graced us with a visit today. He spoke in the evening in chapter about his own monastic journey and about the current state of affairs of Conyers.
The Abbey of the Holy Spirit was the first foundation of Gethsemani, in 1944. Dom James Fox, who was later elected abbot of Gethsemani, was its first prior. Dom Augustine was elected abbot in 2016.


SEO strategist Kyle Sutton of ClickSeed noted today on Google+ that Google's guide to markup properties for article rich snippets* on the Google Developers site has been considerably expanded, and that this revision was doubtlessly "in preparation for the launch of AMP [Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages project] next year."
He goes on to note that the Google Structured Data Testing Tool now contains a filter for "AMP Articles" that returns warnings and errors for non-compliant markup.
The number of Article properties described in the guidelines have increased from six to seventeen. Only three properties were previously listed as required, whereas now the markup specifications list fourteen required properties, along with one recommended property.
A more detailed examination of these changes provides us, I think, with some insights on the direction Google is taking in their display, distribution and handling of articles moving forward, and very much substantiates Kyle's proposition that these changes have been made in support of the AMP initiative.
Google now recommends declaring the canonical URL of the article for the mainEntityOfPage property "when the article is the primary topic of the article page" (which may not be the most edifying of annotations).
mainEntityOfPage usage is complicated enough that schema.org site provides a background note on this specific property, where it says "the mainEntityOfPage property serves more to clarify which of several entities is the main one for that page." I'm thankfully spared the embarrassment of trying to adequately explain how mainEntityOfPage works because my colleague Jarno van Driel has already written an excellent article that answers everything you ever wanted to know about mainEntityOfPage but were afraid to ask.
A couple of brief notes, though, in regard to mainEntityOfPage as it pertains specifically to article rich snippets and AMP.
First, the fact that Google recommends using this for articles suggests that the entity it really cares about when you feed its bots an article is, well, the article. That is, the focus from a structured data consumption point of view is on the entity being consumed (the article) rather than what it talks about (the topic of the article). This in turn suggests that the benefit Google hopes to gain from Article markup, in general, is the ability to better manipulate articles in the Google ecosystem due to an improved understanding of an article's components and provenance, rather than using the markup to better understand what an article is about.
Second, the syntax Google recommends employing here is likely a little obscure for many webmasters, and itself varies from the syntax employed in the AMP project documentation. The JSON-LD example on the Google Developer site uses @type and @id, JSON-LD keywords used to set the data type and uniquely identify the thing being described, respectively. The AMP guidelines on metadata don't mention mainEnityofPage, but the current JSON-LD example on the AMP GitHub repository does use it, where a simple URL declaration is employed.
All of this to say that, should one prefer to use it, the simpler syntax is both supported by the AMP example and passes muster in the Google Structured Data Testing Tool.
An annotation has been added to the usage guidelines for the headline property saying that "Headlines should not exceed 110 characters."
Organic search marketers are well acquainted with 65-ish characters displayed in the linked title portion of a Google search snippet, which this considerably exceeds. So it seems likely this is related to the display of AMP articles.
In the post announcing the AMP project the news carousel pictured shows headlines of moderate length displayed without truncation, but it remains to be seen if that will be the case for articles that use the full 110-character allotment.
The previous guidelines for the use the of the image property required only an image URL, and the example listed an array of image URLs – consistent with the guideline that the data declared should be "[a] URL, or list of URLs pointing to the representative image file(s)."
The revised guidelines now make reference to a single image declaration, which should be "[t]he representative image of the article… that directly belongs to the article." Google, apparently, does not want to have to guess which of many images to use when displaying the article. Nor does it want to have to upsample, with the prior minimum image dimensions of "160×90 pixels" now replaced with the directive that "[i]mages should be at least 696 pixels wide."
The additional new requirement that image height and width now be declared (requiring the use of a nested ImageObject, which means that a simple URL declaration for image is no longer supported for article rich snippets) points squarely at support for AMP.
In brief, many AMP elements are concerned with the layout of an article, and explicitly declaring image dimensions gives Google the ability to render images associated with AMP articles correctly on different devices (one of potential optimizations of AMP is to "[r]eplace image references with images sized to the viewer's viewport"). The requirement to declare image dimensions is also consistent with the amp-img requirement that the tag "[m]ust include an explicit width and height."
Additionally, the ImageObject url declaration in the new example is an absolute URL rather than the relative URL used in the prior example. This is consistent with the broad AMP markup directive – found in a comment in some AMP example code – that "[a]ll marked-up URLs should be absolute."
In aggregate Google doesn't want to have to parse code in order to calculate image dimensions and absolute image URLs: it now wants image data upfront.
The publisher property wasn't previously required, and in fact wasn't referenced at all in the prior version of the specifications or examples for article rich snippets. Without recourse to speculation publisher data obviously makes it easier for Google to support a diversity of sources in news carousels and to correctly identify the publication source of AMP articles in various Google environments if it knows an article's publisher (I'm a little surprised a sameAs declaration didn't find it's way into the requirement).
The requirement that publisher logo dimensions be declared is a variation on the image requirements discussed above. The requirement for a logo itself can (along with the specifics of the size and aspect ratio requirements), again, be readily linked to the way in which AMP articles are displayed in Google's examples to date.
The footprint of a logo container displayed in the Google AMP demo SERP screenshot displayed above is 600×60 px, exactly the size recommended in the revised article rich snippet documentation.
Joining the already-required datePublished property is the dateModified property. Obviously this is good information for any search engine to have when its pertinent, both for calculating the currency of article information and for generating visible article time-stamps and labels (like "updated").
As with publisher, author was not referenced at all in the previous version of the article rich snippets documentation, but is now a required property.
The relationship to AMP here is less obvious, but nonetheless the Structured Data Testing Tool generates an error for pages that lack the required author declaration. It's worth noting briefly that, AMP aside, explicit information about authors is extremely useful for search engines in coming to some sort of understanding of an author's topical expertise and authority (although, like the publisher markup guidelines, there's no requirement for a sameAs URI that could be used to disambiguate authors with the same name).
The expected type for author in the guidelines is Person, which at first blush is limiting, as many organizations – including news organizations – often publish articles that aren't ascribed to a specific author. However, the second expected type for author in schema.org, Organization, also passes validation for AMP articles in the Structured Data Testing Tool when that type is used for author.
The AMP articles filter and the morphing definition of "article rich snippets"
While the updated documentation on Google Developers is still headed "Enabling Rich Snippets for Articles", not including newly-required Article properties does not generate error messages in the Google Structured Data Testing Tool when the "Articles Rich Snippets" filter is selected. It does, however, when the newly-added "AMP Articles" filter is selected.
This suggests that whatever Google is calling these guidelines, these are their de facto code requirements for Accelerated Mobile Pages metadata.
I underline "their" because Google requirements aren't AMP requirements, even if Google's article rich snippets requirements are a proxy for Google's AMP page requirements.
For some platforms, this metadata is additional, for others it is a requirement, meaning they won't show links to your content if you didn't include the right metadata. Make sure you include the right metadata for the platforms you want your content to appear on.
Although AMP is a Google initiative, it's an open source project of which tech lead Malte Ubl says "[n]othing is set in stone." So it makes sense that Google would want to keep its metadata requirements separate from those of the likely-to-change AMP. And it also makes sense for AMP to keep its metadata requirements as lean as possible so that AMP is easier to integrate with other platforms.
Whether the AMP specifications will ever align with on the Google Developers site remains to be seen, but all the evidence suggests that this revision of Google's article rich snippets documentation was undertaken in support of AMP.
Yes, these changes are specific to AMP, not for Article markup in general. We'll clarify that in the docs.
* I know that the Google name for these are "articles rich snippets, but I just can't bring myself to use that awkward construction, so I use the singular throughout except when quoting Google documentation.
Wow, this will be fascinating to see how quickly this is implemented and rolled-out throughout 2016.
Do you see this mostly affecting magazines/newspapers and other big publishers? Or do you think SMBs have a shot at really cashing in some CTR ROI by really sharpening up these rich snippets?
While Google's enthusiasm for AMP does, indeed, seem mostly focused on large publishers, if they open up AMP to all (as they suggest they will) then there's no reason why any publisher can't find their way into the AMP carousel.
Of course inclusion doesn't mean visibility, and it will be interesting to observe whether or not the ranking of AMP articles in mobile will mirror the ranking of those same articles for searches conducted on desktop devices.
Another great read. As to Alex's comment above – is it stated somewhere that preference would be given to "larger" publishers? If SMBs or small publishers got the jump on this, couldn't they perhaps temporarily dominate local or small niches by providing a superior mobile experience?
I guess it will be up to Google to decide who gets rewarded?
Thanks Ryan! As far as I know Google has not indicated that any publisher will be treated preferentially for AMP, so it just might be possible for SMBs to carve out a (yes, perhaps temporary) competitive advantage for themselves by adopting the recommended markup standards.
It's also possible that even without support AMP versions of articles, some sort of rich snippet might be generated on the basis of compliant markup, which too would confer a competitive advantage on the early adopter.
Is this requirement only for the AMP pages (created using AMP HTML)? Or will Google use this Article schema to support AMP for even the non AMP-HTML sites?
As per my update at the end of the post, Google's John Mueller has said that "these changes are specific to AMP, not for Article markup in general," and that the documentation will be updated accordingly (though, as of time of writing, these modifications to the specifications have not yet been made).
Having said this AMP and schema.org/article markup are two different technologies. That is, the answer to your question "will Google use this Article schema to support AMP for even the non AMP-HTML sites" is unequivocally "no", as schema.org use is neither a sufficient nor necessary condition for AMP, which relies on a number of protocols unrelated to schema.org.
it is very hard to fix error in rich snippets in my wordpress site. But in hard work i can reduce error in testing-tool. Need to learn again to boost the SEO.
This is insane. The structured data testing tool is now showing error for non-AMP pages as it is required.
Image ItemType is invalid. AMP Article required!
My site is WP with 200+ articles and last time I spent 3 days in fixing and adding Structured data. Now this? 696 pixel? Seriously?
Google is just pushing AMP without giving thought to data which is already present and posted all over net. So, I am supposed to fix such thing all my life or focus on writing. Today is this, after some time, something else.
Thanks for your note Raun. Two things to note. First, the update to the article in which Google has confirmed that the changes to the guidelines are AMP-facing and that they'll clarify this in the documentation (more than a month after the revised guidelines, however, this update has not been forthcoming).
Second, the guidelines are different for "Articles Rich Snippets" and "AMP Articles". Do you get the same error(s) if "Articles Rich Snippets" are selected (I'm not 100% sure I understand the errors you're reporting, as I've never seen "AMP Article required")?
Any changes in the handling of AMP in the Jan 8th update? Actually I came here today to read a post on the update 🙂 looking forward to it 😉 get your skates on.
No updates of which I'm aware!
It is very difficult to fix error in rich snippets in my website. Need to learn again to boost the SEO.
Great guide Aaron, I had to reference this a few times when I was setting everything up last night.
I have a question though – for Author property, I added "Blog" as the type and it passed validation in the structured data testing tool (although I haven't enabled AMP yet). I understand this is not an expected type in schema.org for the Author property. Because of that, is this not a good practice even though it validates in the testing tool?
Hi Tryon. Thanks for your comment and my apologies for the delayed response.
Not certain I understand your situation correctly, but this seems to be a bug with the Structured Data Testing Tool, as indeed it shouldn't accept the value "Blog" for the @type for "author", as the expected values are the @type "Organization" or "Person". But I just tested this and, indeed, the Tool didn't throw an error for this markup.
One way or another it's not best practice, either syntactically or strategically. You should only provide values for a property that schema.org or the data consumer explicitly support in order to ensure the data consumer understands your markup correctly. And, one way or the other, there's no value I can think of of having the author of an CreativeWork being declared as a Blog. The better, somewhat equivalent approach, would be to declare the type as Organization and then provide the publisher of the blog or, in a pinch, even the name of the blog in question as the value.
Thanks Aaron for the insight, that makes perfect sense.
It is showing error just because the value added for image width is less, as width should be at least 696 pixels wide. May be Google is recommending to have image larger image. Please share you views as well.
That could well be. I don't know the size of your image, but the current guidelines call for an image of 600px in width.
my website Zumvo Tv is on Blogger hosted network and i cannot get it that how i can implement it on blogger hosted site ? will you PLEASE HELP ME ?
Not sure what you're asking here: you might try asking the same questions with more details on the appropriate Google Product Forum.
Is there any method or any way to implement on my website that is hosted on weebly?
I'm not that familiar with Weebly, but this answer on Quora to your question seems pretty sensible to me. If Weebly does indeed provide you the facility to add a block of JSON-LD to a page, that would be the place to add structured data markup for eligible types.
My Google Webmaster Tools in Shouting out to make an AMP Pages but i Dont Know how to make them … this Article is helpful but still couldn't do it !
This AMP page and this Google page should provide you with the information you need to get started with AMP.
my Google Webmaster tools is asking to Update AMP pages how to do that thing ?
See this AMP page and this Google page.
That is the most definitive guide that I have ever read regarding AMP. Thanks, a lot to learn. One question – what should be the AMP logo size?
AMP pages must be different ! Like if we update it on Blogger site then will they be like having different post or the same post will be updated as AMP page ?
Should be the same post for AMP, but I'm not too familiar with how Blogger handles this.
What happen if i have use same image on multiple amp pages inside structured data.
I don't know but I think I am tired enough doing all this stuff nothing is working.
How does Google decide when to show rich snippets?
In good starting place to answer your question is here.
Does that screenshot show AMP page in the rich snippets?
I don't know (I believe the AMP symbol was added after this article was published).
What the reason rich snippets aren't showing after amp update!


The new option will allow you to share information like your live location, route, and ETA with anyone in your contact list.
With today's update, Google is also bringing the ability to share your journey progress to third-party apps, on both Android and iOS. You'll be able to share via Facebook Messenger, Line, WhatsApp, and more.
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Here's what I have to say about Alice's narrator: he's on crack. Or maybe I should say that the people who champion this book/story as an all-time classic are a little wonky. It's like reading Dr. Seuss, only without any plot or real ending. It's not a real book. AT ALL.
The whole story is a lot easier to read when you imagine a bunch of little kids sitting around listening to it. Then it makes perfect sense. Things just happen without any cause and without much effect. Sometimes there are rules, sometimes not. It's more fun to wonder what ridiculous thing is going to happen next than to wonder what the point is. Because there is no point, other than entertaining kids.
I cracked the code. I should be working at Cambridge. And also I should be making decisions about how Barnes & Noble markets their books, because this one should not be included in the grown-up's classics rack. It should be in the kid's section and it should have a lot of pictures in it.
I'm not impressed, Alice. Take your flamingo and beat it.
PS: Thank you to everyone for your suggestions. Keep 'em coming. I'll take 'em anytime.


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Sadly, It Appears Sacha Baron Cohen is Not Done Dunking On Sarah Palin
In which a fictional character sets the record straight.
By Scott Wampler Jul. 12, 2018
Earlier this week, we learned that former Alaskan Governor, televised hunting enthusiast and one-time Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin had tragically fallen victim to Who Is America?, the forthcoming Sacha Baron Cohen comedy series premiering on Showtime this Sunday.
According to Palin, the noted FOX News personality had been lured all the way from the wilds of Alaska to the ostensible safety of Washington, D.C., where she was compelled to sit for an interview with a wounded U.S. military veteran who she later came to believe was actually a heavily-disguised Sacha Baron Cohen sitting in a wheelchair, a thing that could happen to literally anyone.
Furious to have been duped, Palin contacted one of the world's most prestigious news organizations (The Daily Mail), and challenged Cohen, Showtime and CBS to donate all the proceeds from Who Is America? to a charity benefiting actual wounded US military veterans.
We figured that'd be the end of that particular bit of drama, but today - in a startling turn of events - a gentleman by the name of Billy Wayne Ruddick, PhD, stepped forward to set the record straight, posting the following open letter to Palin on his Twitter feed:
Ruddick claims he never presented himself as a former member of the U.S. military (he was, in fact, a part of the United Parcel Service), that he was unable to serve his country (following the discovery of bone spurs in his "testies"), and that Palin may have been hit by a "bullshit grenade". Much like Sarah Palin being asked bizarre questions by any stranger she encounters in a wheelchair, we are prepared to accept all of this at face value.
There's been no response from Palin's camp as of yet, but we're guessing we'll hear much more from those folks once the former Governor's episode of Who Is America? airs. Stay tuned for more on that situation as it develops.
Who Is America? debuts on Showtime this Sunday at 9PM CST.
(Note: Header photo by Therealbs2002, via Wikimedia Commons)
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Sacha Baron Cohen Brought BORAT Back For The Midterms
(extremely Borat voice) Moderate success!
Showtime Says WHO IS AMERICA? May Not Be Finished, After All
Well, well, well.
Sacha Baron Cohen Says The WHO IS AMERICA? Party Is Over
Sounds like that really is the end of Showtime's controversial comedy series.

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Q: Java alignment swing components I can't to fix some problem:
I have a program with JPanel that uses BoxLayout with alignment by X_AXIS and inside 2 JLabel (setAignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT)), 2 JTextArea and 1 JButton(setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT)).
when I press button and button changes text's button changes alignment labels and button too(not size only). If it making often it's very nervous for eyes. setHorizontalAlignment and SwingConstants does not work.
bit GUI design:
frame = new JFrame("TestIOapp");
frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);

JPanel panel = new JPanel();
panel.setLayout(new BoxLayout(panel, BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));
panel.setBackground(Color.decode("#e2dad4"));

JLabel qLabel = new JLabel("Question");
JLabel aLabel = new JLabel("Answer");
qLabel.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT);
aLabel.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT);

button = new JButton("Next");
button.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT);
button.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(100,40));
button.addActionListener(new NextButtonListener());

question = new JTextArea(10,20);
question.setWrapStyleWord(true);
question.setLineWrap(true);
answer = new JTextArea(10,20);
answer.setWrapStyleWord(true);
answer.setLineWrap(true);

JScrollPane qScroll = new JScrollPane(question);
qScroll.setHorizontalScrollBarPolicy(ScrollPaneConstants.HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_NEVER);
qScroll.setVerticalScrollBarPolicy(ScrollPaneConstants.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS);
JScrollPane aScroll = new JScrollPane(answer);
aScroll.setVerticalScrollBarPolicy(ScrollPaneConstants.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS);
aScroll.setHorizontalScrollBarPolicy(ScrollPaneConstants.HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_NEVER);

panel.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(0,10)));
panel.add(qLabel);
panel.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(0,10)));
panel.add(qScroll);
panel.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(0,10)));
panel.add(aLabel);
panel.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(0,10)));
panel.add(aScroll);
panel.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(0,10)));
panel.add(button);
panel.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(0,30)));

frame.getContentPane().add(BorderLayout.CENTER, panel);
frame.setVisible(true);
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Q: Git commits with the incorrect name I have a personal account on GitHub and an organization. But my recent project is a personal project and not owned by my organization. Unfortunately my last commit is owned by my organization. I tried to change my name (git config --global user.name "YOUR NAME"). But there's everything right. Why does Git commit with my organization name and how do I change this?

A: Check if you change user.name for the repo (git config --local ...).
$ git config --list
# Find 'user.name' and 'user.email'

Change Commit Author:
$ git commit --amend --author "New-author-name <new-author@mail.com>"
$ git push -f origin HEAD

A: Go to your settings in GitHub and add your organization email address there, under the Emails tab. This way you will get all your work committed under your organization name displayed there.
Change your user name and user email using command
git config --global user.name "name"
git config --global user.email "email-address"


This article is for the vast majority of retail futures traders who are just getting started, hoping to grow a relatively modest amount of capital into a consistent stream of income. This piece focuses on those dedicated traders, many of them newbies, who want not only to learn how to trade futures, but who also want to rise up in the ranks of their own personal standards from dabbler to serious trader to independent professional.
So, let's get started with our overview of this entire "evolution." Let' begin with the first stage, trading degree zero, the stage where learning how to trade should be accompanied by parallel developments in learning how not to trade: the dabbler.


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Q: How do you get Jira to look in Pull Request comments for ticket numbers in DVCS integration? We currently have our cloud-hosted Jira instance to sync with Github.  We're using the built-in DVCS plugin.
As far as I can tell, the DVCS plugin looks for a Jira Ticket ID (e.g., BB-1111) in a Github Pull Request to tie the PR to a ticket.  It looks in the following locations:

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*Every git commit message

*The title of the Pull Request

*Any Github Issues in the Repo

I want to know if there's a way to have the Jira DVCS Plugin look at the Github Pull Request comments for the Jira Ticket ID.  This would make it easy for a pull request participant to add the Jira Ticket ID in a comment.
As far as I can tell, this is not currently supported.


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Q: Mule: Access file resource from Python script component in CloudHub In a mule project, I have a Python script component that needs to access a cert.pem file.
In AnyPointStudio I've placed it in the ./src/main/resources/ folder.
When I create a Mule Deployable Archive, it ends up in the ./target/classes/ folder.
What path should I specify to access this file.
I've tried
path = 'cert.pem'

## And ##

cwd = os.getcwd()
path = os.path.join(cwd, 'classes','cert.pem')
path = os.path.join(cwd, 'target','classes','cert.pem')
path = os.path.join(cwd, 'src','main', 'resources','cert.pem')

None of which work.
Any advice?
Side Question:
In CloudHub simple print() statements in the .py script don't log, I tried log("message") but that raised an exception. Any ideas?

A: I don't know python, but the file should just be available on the classpath. So everything in src/main/resources will be available on the classpath. So 'src/main/resources/cert.pem' should just be referenced as 'cert.pem'

A: So, at least with Python, the classes path isn't the same as working directory path. But I did eventually figure out how to get at the classes path using the MULE_HOME env variable.
base = os.path.join(os.getenv('MULE_HOME'), 'apps', 'your-app-name', 'classes')

Then you can get the certfile like this:
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Q: How to efficiently compute the order of a prime number mod $l$ Let $l$ be an odd prime number.
Let $p$ be a prime number such that $p \neq l$.
I'd like to compute efficiently the order of $p$ mod $l$ using a calculator.
For example, how can I compute efficiently the order of 2 mod 53?
Thanks in advance.
My motivation came from this.

A: In your case, and using Legrende's symbol, we get
$$\left(\frac{2}{53}\right)=-1$$
since $\,53\neq \pm 1\mod 8\,$ , so $\,2\,$ has a chance to be a primitive root modulo $\,53\,$
Now, and doing operations modulo $\,53\,$ , we get:
$$2^6=64=11\,\,,\,11^2=15\,\,,\,11^3=6\Longrightarrow 2^{18}=(2^6)^3=11^3=6\Longrightarrow$$
$$\Longrightarrow2^{26}=2^{18}\cdot 2^8=6\cdot 11\cdot 4=-1\Longrightarrow $$
$\,2\,$ is a primitive root in $\,\left(\Bbb Z/53\Bbb Z\right)^*\,$


I learned this meditation a few years ago, and it's made a tremendous impact on my life so I wanted to share it with those of you who may be unfamiliar. Loving Kindness meditation has a Buddhist lineage also called mettā bhāvan. Mettā means benevolence, friendliness, or kindness and Bhāvan is the cultivation or act of kindness. So this meditation teaches us to cultivate love and kindness to ourselves and to others.
This loving kindness meditation has been very powerful for me in cultivating love for myself as well as feeling connected to others.
When I went through a difficult breakup I would think of my ex and feel anxious. I began to practice this meditation whenever he came to mind. Through this practice I was able to release the pain and anger I felt and hold deep love and peace for him on his own journey through life.
Repeat this three times mentally.
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16 Personalities: What's MY Personality?
I have seen a couple of posts recently about this website called 16 Personalities. I had never heard of it before, so I was desperate to check it out!
Basically, you have to complete a quick test to find out which personality type YOU have! The test is easy to complete; all you have to do is read the statements and decide how much you agree or disagree with them. It is free to set up an account and take the test.
I thought this would be a fun post to do to see how accurate the personality test is, and so you can learn a bit more about me!
It lets you know which celebrities and characters have the same personality as you. Famous defenders include Halle Berry, Vin Diesel, Beyoncé, Queen Elizabeth II, Kate Middleton, Anne Hathaway, Lance Reddick, Selena Gomez, Samwise Gamgee etc.
What does it say about my personality?
Does that mean defenders are the most popular personality? That's pretty cool! I have never had anything to do with those lines of work, I am a chef! I do like the idea of charity work and volunteering, though.
I always make jokes about how rubbish I am at remembering data and general knowledge, however, I have a very good long term memory. I love gift-giving! I spend a lot of time planning out what to gift people to make it special and unique to them: I have had comments from people before saying how thoughtful I am when it comes to gifting. The sentence about being friends with co-workers is very true! I like to work in a small team, so I always gain close bonds with people.
I do think of myself as a bit of perfectionist, especially with things around the house, at work and my blog. I am a procrastinator, but I always get work done on time: as I'm writing this post I keep watching YouTube videos, but this post isn't due for two weeks. I do try to go above and beyond for people because I don't want to let anyone down.
Sooo true! I am a very private person, there are lots of things not even my family or boyfriend know about me- I like to keep feelings to myself. Like it says in the statement, it can cause a lot of stress and frustration because at the same time I expect people to be mind readers. I am also a very sensitive person, it doesn't take much to upset me at all.
So, how accurate is the test?
We would be here all day if I quoted the whole report, so I have just provided you with a few snippets. The test is VERY accurate in quite a freaky way! It is good fun completing the test and fun reading back the report.
Are you going to take this test? If you do, let me know what personality you have and if you agree with it…..
I got the defender too!
Oh this takes me back to my university days, when I was studying psychology this was the most popular test.. And it continues to be even now. Glad you liked it.
Wow that's crazy how much it matched you! I'm going to go take it now and see what it says about me!
I'm an INTJ – Architect. Thanks for sharing this.
I am ISFJ also. I took test at Personality Hacker. They also have some interesting podcasts.
The Myers-Briggs tests are fun aren't they? And very insightful. I'm an INFJ -apparently an advocate. Cheers!
I love personality tests, and yes, they can get pretty accurate. Thanks for sharing your findings!
I did a post on my type wayyyyyy back in the day! I'm INTJ – the architect. I love my type and actually my manager had everyone at work do the test too so we could all learn a bit more about each other that way as well. It was honestly so cool and helpful.
I've taken this before & I felt it was pretty accurate. I'm a commander. Some of my celebrity counterparts would be Steve Jobs, Margaret Thatcher, & FDR. Not bad company.


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Preston edge Blackburn in Lancashire derby
February 12, 2021 John Martin Sports News
Preston kept their hopes of reaching the Sky Bet Championship play-offs alive with a 2-1 win over Blackburn in the Lancashire derby at Ewood Park.
Greg Cunningham's first goal since February 2018 gave Alex Neil's men the lead (19), before Liam Lindsay headed in from a corner to double the visitors' advantage (43).
A penalty from Adam Armstrong in first-half stoppage-time reduced the arrears for Rovers (45+1), but despite introducing a host of attacking talent after the break – including Liverpool loanee Harvey Elliott – they were unable to force an equaliser.
North End move up to 10th as a result, six points off the top six ahead of the remainder of the weekend's action, with Blackburn level on points but two places higher in eighth.
How Preston triumphed on derby day
Back in November, Blackburn had put three past Preston on their way to a first Lancashire derby win in five years and, after limiting the hosts in the first quarter of the return fixture, it took less than 20 minutes for the visitors to begin to get their own back.
Image: Preston beat Blackburn 2-1 in the Lancashire derby at Ewood Park
A long ball upfield from North End goalkeeper Daniel Iversen was recycled by captain Alan Browne, who switched the ball to the unmarked Cunningham on the left flank. He took a touch and arrowed into the bottom-right corner with pure precision to net the opener.
They added a second shortly before the break when Lindsay escaped the grasp of Jarrad Branthwaite to head in Ryan Ledson's corner but that only served to light a fire within Rovers, who pulled one back shortly after.
Referee David Webb initially waved away appeals when Sam Gallagher was brought down inside the area, though intervention from his assistant saw a spot-kick awarded and Armstrong made no mistake from 12 yards out.
Within seconds, the former Newcastle frontman was denied a quickfire second as Preston stopper Iversen scooped an effort away inside the six-yard box in spectacular fashion.
Second-half substitute Emil Riis drove into the penalty area inside the final 15 minutes and rode the challenge of Branthwaite before firing a tame effort into the arms of Thomas Kaminski, while Bradley Dack was denied a dramatic equaliser when his close-range finish was chalked off when he strayed offside.
In the final few minutes, Ched Evans' outstretched leg took Brad Potts' shot from 20 yards past a wrong-footed Kaminski, but that too was chalked off as the first-half goals ultimately proved decisive.
Man of the match – Ched Evans
Preston's Alex Neil:
"Last week it was his first game and I thought he was excellent. Tonight, when you've got a proper focal point and someone who can lead the line and look after the ball, it's vitally important. I thought his performance merited the man of the match award."
Blackburn manager Tony Mowbray says his side did not make the right decisions and were not good enough in their 2-1 home defeat to local rivals Preston.
Blackburn's Tony Mowbray: "We can't be as bad as we were in the first half and expect to win a football match, really. There are no excuses. I've just said to them that we have to make better choices and better decisions. We played in the wrong areas and didn't have enough men in forward areas. It wasn't good enough.
"In the last half hour, we maybe should have got something from the game but though they were hanging on a bit, it wasn't to be."
Alex Neil was full of praise for new signing Ched Evans' performances since signing for Preston, including a man of the match display in the 2-1 win at Blackburn.
Preston's Alex Neil: "I thought the first half, in particular, was excellent. I thought our shape was great, I thought we worked it really well, I thought the defensive late were great and I felt we always looked a threat. I think the biggest disappointment is that when we conceded right before half-time; really we wanted to go in at 2-0. I'm not sure if it was a penalty.
"In the second half we had to dig in, we had to be resilient and defend well and I thought we did that. The most important thing is that we need to win the games and that's another local derby where we've managed to chalk up another win, so I'm really pleased."
Preston are next in action at 7pm on Tuesday February 16, when they host Watford at Deepdale, while Blackburn travel to Oakwell to take on Barnsley at 7.45pm the following evening. Both fixtures are live on Sky Sports Football Red Button.
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Q: Show that $Q_n$ is a countable set Let $Q_n$ be the set of all polygonal functions that have nodes at $x=k/n$ for $k = 0, \dots, n$ and take on only rational values at these points. Check that $Q_n$ is a countable set, and hence that the union of the $Q_n$'s is a countable dense set in $C[0, 1]$.
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Rohit Sharma Among Five Indian Players Put in Isolation as CA, BCCI Launch Investigation to Determine Breach of Bio-Security Protocols
Cricket Australia (CA) and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) are investing the video and seeking whether there was a breach of biosecurity protocols.
Updated: January 2, 2021 6:33 PM IST
Edited by Aditya Maheshwari Email
File photo of Rohit Sharma (IANS Photo)
Cricket Australia on Saturday stated that five Indian cricketers Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Pant, Shubman Gill, Navdeep Saini and Prithvi Shaw have been separated from the rest of the teammates and placed in isolation. CA took the action after a video was surfaced on social media where these five cricketers were seen sitting indoors in a restaurant and suspected to be in breach of biosecurity protocols. Also Read - Highlights India vs Australia 4th Test Day 5 Gabba, Brisbane Today's Match Scorecard AS IT HAPPENED: Rishabh Pant, Shubman Gill Help IND Register Historic Series Win; Retain Border-Gavaskar Trophy
The 5 players are still allowed to train "in accordance with the strict protocols that have been put in place to ensure the ongoing safety of all members of the Indian and Australian squads," said a Cricket Australia statement on Saturday night. Also Read - Team India Reclaims Top Spot in World Test Championship, Jumps to Second in ICC Rankings After Historic 2-1 Series Win Over Australia
It has also been stated that CA and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI are investing the video and seeking whether there was a breach of biosecurity protocols. Also Read - Rahul Dravid Trends After Rishabh Pant, Shubman Gill, Shardul Thakur, Washington Sundar Help India Beat Australia at Gabba
"The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and Cricket Australia (CA) were today alerted to a video post on social media that purported to show Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Pant, Shubman Gill, Prithvi Shaw and Navdeep Saini eating at an indoor venue in Melbourne on New Year's Day," a statement from Cricket Australia said.
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"The BCCI and CA are investigating the matter and seeking to determine whether the outing constitutes a breach of biosecurity protocols," the statement added.
"In the interim, on the advice of the Australian and Indian medical teams, the aforementioned players have been placed in isolation as a precaution. This will include separating the group of players from the broader Indian and Australian squads when traveling and at the training venue," it added.
The five players are shown sitting indoors in Secret Kitchen Noodles & BBQ restaurant in Melbourne, when the permission is only to eat outdoors. Although players are allowed to eat in restaurants, they should be seated outdoors unlike the Indian cricketers.
The staff at the restaurant confirmed to Australian newspapers, Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, that the players had visited the restaurant and sat indoors.
"Players will be permitted to train in accordance with the strict protocols that have been put in place to ensure the ongoing safety of all members of the Indian and Australian squads," the release added.
"Similar measures were taken during the BBL this season after it was determined two Brisbane Heat players failed to comply with tournament biosecurity protocols."
In the Twitter thread, the Indian fan named Navaldeep Singh, revealed how Pant hugged him after he came to know of the heartwarming gesture. Singh paid a $118 dollar bill and also shared an image of the bill which proves the authenticity of the incident. However, Navaldeep made a u-turn to his claime to hug Pany as his His clarification read: "Clarification – Pant never hugged me it was all said in excitement we maintained social distance all thru:) Apologies for miscommunication.
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Published Date: January 2, 2021 5:14 PM IST
Updated Date: January 2, 2021 6:33 PM IST


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It's Watch List Season. Let's hope it can be a precursor to an actual season.
Cross your fingers. Wear a mask.
By Robert Behrens@rcb05 Jul 21, 2020, 9:52am CDT
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In a normal year, we would have just concluded the dog and pony show that is SEC Media Days, and would be counting down the mere days until players reported for fall practice. But thanks to COVID-19, SEC Media Days didn't happen, and the season itself is in serious doubt, with the Ivy League canceling all fall sports and several other conferences moving to a schedule that includes only conference games.
But at least one season seems to be going off without a hitch, and that's Watch List Season. That may be a small victory, but in a year when virtually nothing has been normal, and everything normal has been virtual, you have to take what you can get. With A&M returning the most production in the SEC, and a significantly easier schedule, most have high hopes for the 2020 season, that these players will have a major role in living up to those high expectations.
Biletnikoff Award Watch List (best wide receiver): Jhamon Ausbon
Bronco Nagurski Award Watch List (Defensive Player of the Year): Buddy Johnson
Butkus Award Watch List (best linebacker): Anthony Hines and Buddy Johnson
Davey O'Brien Award Watch List (best quarterback): Kellen Mond
Doak Walker Award Watch List (best running back): Isaiah Spiller
John Mackey Award Watch List (best tight end): Jalen Wydermyer
Maxwell Award Watch List (player of the year): Kellen Mond
Outland Trophy Watch List (best offensive lineman): Kenyon Green and Dan Moore, Jr.
Paul Hornung Award Watch List (most versatile player: Ainias Smith
Wuerffel Trophy Watch List (players who serve others, celebrate their positive impact on society, and inspire greater service in the world): Kellen Mond
There are still so many unknowns regarding the status of college football. Will games get played? If so, do we play 12 games? When will those games be played? Will fans be in the stands? Will we have conference title games? Bowls? I'm sure a lot of discussion and preparation has been done behind the scenes, but with a little more than a month until the first games are scheduled to be played, it's terrifying as a fan to have so few answers about what the college football season will look like.
Obviously in the broad scheme of things, college football isn't that important. It isn't as important as the essential workers helping our society go, it isn't important as the millions of people suffering from COVID-19 or the countless others just trying to weather the storm of this worldwide pandemic. But that doesn't mean we won't miss it dearly if it doesn't happen. Here's hoping actual games are a part of our watch lists on Saturdays this fall.


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WelcomeARZA2020-05-14T09:27:56+10:00
ARZA Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that works to represent the views and values of Progressive Jewish Zionists. We work to ensure that Israel lives in peace and security as promised in its Declaration of Independence. We work to strengthen the Progressive Movement in Israel, Australia and worldwide.
Why Join ARZA Australia?
YOU SHOULD JOIN ARZA BECAUSE:
ARZA (Australian Reform Zionist Association) represents the views of the Australian Reform (Progressive) movement relating to social policies in Israel
These include trying to break the monopoly of the orthodox rabbinate on matters like civil marriage and divorce, equality for women, access to the Kotel, and state salaries for Progressive rabbis
ARZA does this by sending delegates to participate in the meetings of the World Zionist Congress, which represents the diaspora in Israel and has considerable influence with members of the Knesset
ARZA has strength in Israeli forums because of its weight of numbers. Our voting power is directly related to the number of members we have.
If we can build our membership numbers, we will increase our influence
ARZA also gives financial support to Australian youth through grants to Netzer and young people undertaking leadership studies and training
ARZA does not get involved in internal Israeli politics or its foreign affairs.
Membership fee is only $18 per person a year. This is less than a cup of coffee a month.
ARZA membership is strongly supported by the Moetza, the association of Australian Progressive rabbis, and by your own synagogue Board
Please add $18 for each person over 18 years of age in your family to your synagogue membership invoice and help us to keep the Progressive voice strong in Israel.
A Cacophony Of Concerns About Israel
The Israel Religious Action Center and the Israel Movement for Progressive Judaism out in support of democracy The cacophony of concerns being expressed both in Israel and the Diaspora about the policies of the new Israeli government is almost deafening. In the space of a couple of days deep concerns have been expressed by the Chair of the World Zionist Organisations Yaakov Hagoel, the Chair of the Jewish Agency Doron Almog, the World Chair of [...]
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Chag Chanukah Sameach!
Kislev 5783/ November/December 2022 Wishing you a joyous and meaningful Chanukah The ARZA Australia Executive Helen Shardey OAM, President Steve Denenberg, Immediate Past President Dr Sue Silberberg, Vice-President Benjamin James, Vice-President Tony Leverton, Honorary Treasurer Cassie Barrett, Honorary Secretary Rabbinic Advisor: Rabbi Fred Morgan Committee Members: Avishai Conyer, Ayal Merek Ex-Officio: Noa Abrahams, Rabbi Allison Conyer and Sefi Shalam Assembly of Rabbis and Cantors Australia, New Zealand and Asia Rabbi Allison Conyer, President [...]
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Love And Fear For Eretz Yisrael
Friday's rally in support of the residents of Abu Ghosh and Ein Nakuba (Photo courtesy IRAC) The Jewish world, particularly the Progressive/Reform Jewish world has expressed deep concern over the direction of the new far right Coalition being formed to govern Israel after the recent election. It is agreed that the election result delivered a decisive victory for the largest political party in Israel and therefore the possibility of some political stability after [...]
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Notice of AGM 2022
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012 (VIC), the Annual General Meeting of the Australian Reform Zionist Association (ARZA) will be held on Wednesday 7 December 2022 7:00pm (AEDT). Also online via Zoom. Links Zoom link for the meeting Notice, nomination & proxy forms Minutes from the 2021 AGM Statement of Income and Expenditure 2021-22 Treasurer's Report - 2022 Auditor's Report - 2022
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Israel's Future With The Far Right
Israel's President Isaac Herzog in a meeting with United Arab List party representatives in Jerusalem, on Friday. Credit: Oren Ben Hakoon Regardless of the very deep concern being expressed by Diaspora and Progressive Jews, today, Sunday will see the President of Israel formally invite Benjamin Netanyahu to form Israel's next government. The process leading to this invitation has been completed by President Herzog. Leaders of all political parties were asked who they would support to [...]
Possible Far Right-Wing Government In Israel
Hadash-Ta'al party leaders at their headquarters in the northern town of Shefaram, as the results of the Israeli general elections are announced, November 1, 2022. (Michael Giladi/Flash90) The concern raised last week about the emergence of far-right parties in the Israeli elections sadly seems to be coming to fruition, and according to exit polling Netanyahu may also secure a thin majority. This could allow him to form Government and rely on support from the far-right [...]
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London Gatwick became an aerodrome back in the 1930s, but the airport we know today was officially opened on 9 June 1958 by The Queen.
Over the last 60 years, our airport has grown from just 186,000 passengers to over 46 million passengers each year.
Gatwick runway is 3,316m long by 45m wide.
Gatwick served more destinations than any other UK airport in 2018.
Our top destination served last year was Barcelona (1.6m passengers).
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Patrick Montauzier, dit Padrig Montauzier, est un activiste breton, qui s'est fait connaître dans le cadre du nationalisme breton, et comme membre du Front de libération de la Bretagne. Il a été condamné à 15 ans de réclusion criminelle pour sa responsabilité dans l'attentat du château de Versailles en 1978. Il est président de Parti pour l'organisation d'une Bretagne libre (POBL) puis président-fondateur de l'Adsav.

Origines
Ses racines familiales sont situées en Gironde et Poitou-Charentes, mais il a vécu toute sa vie à Rennes où il s'imprégna des thèses nationalistes bretonnes en dépit de son absence de liens familiaux et culturels avec la Bretagne.

Parcours politique
Son engagement dans le mouvement politique breton (Emsav) date du début des années 1970. Après avoir milité au Parti communiste français, il rejoint Strollad ar Vro (SAV). Il passe à l'action clandestine, et monte, avec des amis, une cellule d'action directe du Front de libération de la Bretagne implantée en Ille-et-Vilaine et participe à l'attentat contre le château de Versailles en juin 1978, sous le pseudonyme d'Armand (en référence au colonel Armand Tuffin de La Rouërie). Arrêté dans les jours qui suivent l'attentat, il est incarcéré à la centrale de Fresnes. En , Montauzier, contre qui le procureur général Raoul Béteille avait évoqué la peine de mort, est condamné à quinze ans de réclusion criminelle. Il est amnistié en 1981 par François Mitterrand.

Il participe à la création, les 20 et , avec Yann Fouéré et des militants nationalistes le Parti pour l'organisation d'une Bretagne libre (POBL) et en devient le secrétaire général. Le POBL est le siège de fortes tensions internes en 1999 entre une aile nationaliste radicale d'un côté et une aile nationaliste modérée de l'autre.

Une scission intervient en janvier 2000 avec la création par Padrig Montauzier et Yann Duchet d'Adsav . Le Télégramme considère également la nouvelle formation comme d'extrême-droite. Autre héritier du POBL, le Parti breton/Strollad Breizh est créé en 2001 et cela marque la fin du POBL.

Padrig Montauzier cède la présidence d'Adsav à Frédéric Bouder lors du Congrès de . En 2008, il se présente à l'élection cantonale en tant que candidat d'Adsav pour le canton de Dol-de-Bretagne et obtient 4 % des voix (278 votes).

Depuis la fondation d'Adsav, il assure la direction de la rédaction du journal du parti, War Raok.

En 2012, il soutient aux élections législatives la plate-forme « Bretagne, nous avons foi en toi », lancée par Jeune Bretagne, émanation du Bloc identitaire en Bretagne.

Positions politiques
Bien que communément rattaché au « nationalisme breton », Patrick Montauzier a manifesté des positions politiques très hétérogènes tout au long de son engagement. Tout d'abord marxiste-léniniste, il évolue vers un nationalisme radical qui aboutit finalement au populisme voire à un fort radicalisme droitier. Il se revendique comme admirateur de François Debeauvais, nationaliste breton rallié au national-socialisme.

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Articles connexes
 Front de libération de la Bretagne - Attentat du château de Versailles
 Parti pour l'organisation d'une Bretagne libre - Adsav

Candidat aux élections législatives françaises de 2012
Personnalité du Front de libération de la Bretagne
Personnalité condamnée pour activités terroristes
Personnalité politique liée à la région Bretagne
Poseur de bombe
Date de naissance non renseignée (XXe siècle)

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Christiaan "Chris" Johannes van der Hoef (11 May 1875 – 5 March 1933) was a Dutch sculptor. He was born in Amsterdam and died in The Hague. In 1928 he won a silver medal in the art competitions of the Olympic Games for his "Médaille pour les Jeux Olympiques" ("Olympic medals"). Van der Hoef was a member of Nederlandsche Vereeniging voor Ambachts- en Nijverheidskunst (V.A.N.K.) the Dutch Association for Craft and Craft Art.

References

External links
 Hans Wichmann: Donationen und Neuerwerbungen 1986/87. Die Neue Sammlung, Staatl. Museum f. Angewandte Kunst, München, 1989.
 L.F. Jintes & J.T. Pol-Tyszkiewicz: Chris van der Hoef 1875-1933. Leiden, 1994.
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1875 births
1933 deaths
Dutch male sculptors
Olympic silver medalists in art competitions
Artists from Amsterdam
20th-century Dutch sculptors
Medalists at the 1928 Summer Olympics
Olympic competitors in art competitions
20th-century Dutch male artists