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Captain Comics: Remember the redheads
Andrew A. Smith, Tribune News Service on Nov 11, 2021
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National Redhead Appreciation Day occurred Nov. 5 this year, a celebration that naturally made me think of comics. Because everything makes me think of comics.
Here in the real world, redheads make up 2% of the population, the smallest cohort of any hair color. It's not entirely because thousands were burned at the stake in medieval times as witches, but that certainly didn't help. Today, Scotland has the highest percentage of carrot-tops in the world, and even there it's only 13%.
But in comics, they are thick on the ground.
And a lot of them make it to TV or the movies with that hair color intact. You're no doubt familiar with a lot of them, like Archie Andrews, Barbara Gordon, Natalia Romanova, Cheryl Blossom, Matt Murdock, Jean Grey, Jimmy Olsen, Mary Jane Watson, Mera, Pamela Isley and Red Sonja.
But sometimes movies and TV shows ditch the red, usually opting for the actor's natural hair color. To correct this outrage, here is a reminder of some characters who should be remembered as redheads regardless of how they're portrayed on screen.
ANT-MAN (Scott Lang)
First appearance: "Marvel Premiere" #47, January 1979 (Marvel Comics)
Yep, the second Ant-Man has red hair. Except in the movies, where he's played by dark-haired Paul Rudd. I guess it doesn't matter, since you can't see his hair through that enormous helmet.
ARSENAL (Roy Harper)
First appearance: "More Fun Comics" #73, November 1941 (DC Comics).
Roy Harper started out as Speedy, Green Arrow's red-haired (and red-uniformed) sidekick. And he stayed that way for decades.
But then things got a little out of control. He became a heroin junkie, had a baby with a supervillain, changed his superhero name to Arsenal, added a bunch more weapons to his repertoire, lost an arm and got it back. Then he died and came back as a Black Lantern.
Roy Harper on TV's "Arrow" got hooked on a drug called mirakuru, but got better. He was played by brown-haired Colton Haynes who, to my knowledge, has never had a baby with a supervillain.
THE CHIEF (Niles Caulder)
First appearance: "My Greatest Adventure" #80 (DC Comics)
As played by Timothy Dalton on "Doom Patrol," The Chief is dark-haired, going on gray. But in the comics, he was carrot-topped and red-bearded. At least he had hair, which is more than you can say for Cliff "Robotman" Steele and Larry "Negative Man" Trainor.
ELONGATED MAN (Ralph Dibny)
First appearance: "Flash" #112, February 1960 (DC Comics).
Actor Hartley Sawyer may be brown-haired on "The Flash," but not so the Randolph "Ralph" Dibny of comics. Red-Haired Ralph was introduced in early '60s "Flash" comics as more-or-less comic relief, a supporting character with an irreverent attitude and Plastic Man's powers. But soon his fiancé (and later wife) Sue Dearbon arrived, and their vibe turned into a Nick-and-Nora schtick that was quite entertaining.
Sawyer has been fired from "Flash," so we might not see Elongated Man again anyway.
DAIMON HELLSTROM
First appearance: "Ghost Rider" (second series) #1, June 1973 (Marvel Comics)
Not only is Daimon the literal son of Satan, but his sister Satanna (Ana on TV) is also devil spawn. Alas, neither Tom Austen nor Sydney Lemmon, who played the siblings on "Hellstrom," have red hair.
First appearance: "Action Comics" #23 (April 1940).
Is it kosher to include a guy on a list of redheads whose most famous physical characteristic is that he's bald? Well, he wasn't always a cueball. He appeared as a redhead in the early 1940s, and after a brief interregnum in the '60s, where Young Lex was depicted with brown hair, he usually has red hair.
Which you wouldn't know from TV or the movies, where all the actors who play Lex seem to favor the bald pate.
JOSIE MCCOY
First appearance (as Josie James): "She's Josie" #1, February 1963 (Archie Comics).
Josie was modeled by artist Dan DeCarlo on his redheaded wife, Josie DeCarlo, after she wore a catsuit on a cruise. Josie and her friends are in a band called the Pussycats, which was added to the cover logo in 1969.
On TV's "Riverdale," Josie is played by Ashleigh Murray, whose hair is a luxuriant dark brown.
LANA LANG
Clark Kent's high school sweetheart has always been depicted as a redhead in the comics, but her appearances in other media haven't been as consistent.
It started out so well, with Stacy Hadiuk ("Superboy"), Diane Sherry ("Superman: The Movie") and Annette O'Toole ("Superman III") all sporting red hair as Lana. But Emily Procter played her as a blonde in "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" and Kristin Kreuk was a brunette in "Smallville." They're quickly running out of hair colors for her.
MEDUSA (Medusalith Amaquelin)
First appearance: "Fantastic Four" #36, December, 1964 (Marvel Comics).
In the comics, Medusa was introduced before the rest of The Inhumans as a supervillain (she got better), and her floor-length, prehensile red hair was hard to miss.
On TV's "Inhumans," Medusa (Serinda Swan) appeared with all that glorious hair — briefly. Because early on bad boy Maximus (Iwan Rheon) shaved it all off! I imagine the resultant stubble was still red, but it was hard to tell.
MISS MARTIAN (M'gann M'orzz)
First appearance: "Teen Titans" #37, August 2006 (DC Comics).
"Supergirl" opted to go with a Black actress (Sharon Leal) and dark hair for this character, but since she's a shapeshifting White Martian, she can look any way she wants to. In her native state, in comics and on TV, she's bone white with no hair.
She appears with red hair and green skin in the comics and on the "Young Justice" cartoon, but like on the TV show, that's just the way she chooses to appear.
MR. MXYZPTLK
First appearance: "Superman" #30, September-October 1944 (DC Comics).
Of course a fifth-dimensional imp would be a ginger! Well, at first. He's been depicted with white and brown hair over the decades as well. As a magical being, I guess he can look however he wants to.
Peter Gadiot and Thomas Lennon, who both played Mxy on "Supergirl," have brown hair.
First appearance: "Tales of Suspense" #45, September 1963 (Marvel Comics)
Potts was introduced as Tony Stark's secretary in 1963, with red hair and a stereotypical temper to match, but now she's usually the CEO of whatever business Tony's running, like in the movies. She also has her own suit of high-tech armor, and goes by "Rescue" when she wears it.
Gwyneth Paltrow went strawberry blonde to be more comics accurate when playing Pepper Potts in all those Iron Man movies. But it always looked more "blonde" than "strawberry" to me.
RORSCHACH (Walter Kovacs)
First appearance: "Watchmen" #1, September 1986 (DC Comics)
Walter Kovacs became the terror of the underworld by inventing a constantly shifting mask, wearing elevator shoes and being completely insane. Under that mask, he had flaming red hair and freckles, like an evil Opie.
Jackie Earl Haley dyed his hair red for the "Watchmen" movie, but you could be forgiven for not remembering that. In some of the few scenes where Rorschach isn't wearing his "real face" (like at the end in Antarctica), the lighting makes Haley's hair look brown.
STARFIRE (Koriand'r)
First appearance: "DC Comics Presents" #26, October 1980 (DC Comics)
Starfire, of the Teen Titans, is a buxom, statuesque alien with golden skin. Her flaming red hair actually appears to be on fire when she flies, streaming behind her like a comet's tail.
TV's "Titans" pretty much dropped all of that, probably because it wasn't practical on a TV budget. But actress Anna Diop does sport a commanding head of red hair. I can't tell if it's a wig or just dyed, but I'll give her credit for trying.
PATSY WALKER
First appearance: "Miss America" #2, November 1944 (Marvel Comics)
Patricia "Patsy" Walker has had one of the most diverse careers of any Marvel character. Introduced when the company was still known as Timely Comics, her adventures were in the Archie-style, teen-humor vein. In 1964, her various titles switched to the more serious romance/young career genre. Which only lasted until 1976, when Patsy discovered the discarded costume of a character named The Cat and became the superhero Hellcat.
Pretty much the only consistency throughout Patsy's many iterations was her red hair. Except on TV's "Jessica Jones," where actress Rachael Taylor is blonde.
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Who Are the Most Famous Softball Players of All Time?
November 30, 2018 By Bill
For the ultimate softball player inspiration, here are 5 of the most famous softball players of all time and how they made their auspicious claim to fame.
When you ask most people to name a famous athlete, they may mention Lebron James or a Manning brother. But if you ask someone with a comprehensive view of sports, you may get a list of famous softball players. From Olympian Cat Osterman to veteran Dot Richardson, there are many iconic players.
Softball may not be popular among mainstream sports enthusiasts. Still, the sport has its own deserved fanbase and may be coming into the spotlight again. After a 12 year absence, softball will be returning to the Olympics in Tokyo in 2020.
Not only is the sport returning, but it's going to kick off the 2020 games. To celebrate the beloved sport's Olympic return, we've got a list of some of the best softball players. Read on for inspiration and a jumpstart on the excitement for the 2020 Olympics.
Dot Richardson – A Veteran Pitcher with an Olympic Reputation
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Dot Richardson is a legend of softball, known for her fastpitch. She was MVP of the Women's Fastpitch National Championship four times. Richardson also earned two Olympic gold medals as the shortstop for Team USA in 1996 and 2000.
Lisa Fernandez – The Record-Setting Fastpitch Player with an Olympic Record
Like Richardson, Lisa Fernandez is renowned for her pitching game. Fernandez took Olympic stardom up another notch when she set a record by striking out 21 batters in a game. Hernandez also helped lead her UCLA team to two NCAA College World Series wins.
Cat Osterman – The Left-Handed, 4-Time All American Pitcher
Cat Osterman is another Olympic pitcher on our list of famous softball players. Osterman pitched for the 2000 and 2004 USA Olympic teams, helping bring home a gold and silver medal. She's also the NCAA record holder for strikeouts in 7 innings.
Lauren Chamberlain – Leading the Next Generation of Famous Softball Players
Lauren Chamberlain was a star player on the Junior Women's National Team in 2011 and 2012. She also played on the 2013 College World Championships team in 2013. She's posed for the ESPN Body Issue and helps promote body positivity on social media.
Jessica Mendoza – From Softball Star to ESPN Broadcaster
Jessica Mendoza was a leading member of the US National Softball Team in 2004 and 2008. She was also First Team All American outfielder four times. Today she's a sports broadcaster on ESPN.
Jennie Finch – The Fastpitch Player Who Struck Out the Baseballers
In the 2004 Pepsi All-Star Softball Game, Jennie Finch struck out Mike Piazza, Albert Pujols, and Brian Giles. She holds several records with the NCAA from her time at the University of Arizona. Finch was also called "the most famous softball player in history" by TIME magazine.
We've only sampled the list of famous softball players here. There are many other celebrated and idolized athletes in the sport. And if you're looking for even more softball inspiration, you're in the right place.
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Environment Day: The Most Instagrammable Sustainable Fashion Brands, Revealed
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International Environment Day is fast approaching on the 5th of June. With fast fashion currently wreaking havoc on the environment and with many brands looking to make the switch to more sustainable values, experts at OnBuy.com wanted to celebrate the most Instagrammed sustainable fashion brands.
After analysing the sustainability rating of the most popular eco-friendly brands on Good on You*, OnBuy.com collated and ranked the number of Instagram hashtags each brand has and can now reveal all!
The most Instagrammable sustainable fashion brands:
Adidas is the most Instagrammable sustainable fashion brand
In first place as the most Instagrammable sustainable fashion brand is Adidas, with a staggering 72.8 million hashtags. The sportswear brand has a Good on You rating of four out of five, with the sustainability rating website stating that:
"It uses a medium proportion of eco-friendly materials, including recycled materials" and "It has set an absolute target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions generated from its own operations."
Following behind in second place is outdoor clothing brand Patagonia with 7.2 million hashtags. Not only does the brand follow in the steps of its successor by using eco-friendly materials, but they are also part of a 'movement for change.' This sees them support the fight against oil drilling and self-imposing a 1% Earth tax, which:
"Provides support to environmental non-profits working to defend our air, land and water around the globe."
Coming closely behind in third place is the infamous denim brand Levi's, with 6.5 million hashtags to its name. The popular jean company is said to be implementing water reduction initiatives throughout its supply chain according to Good on You, who scored them three out of five on the sustainability ratings.
Stella McCartney comes in the top five
In fourth place is another top designer brand, Stella McCartney with 1.4 million hashtags – Paul's daughter scored four out of five on Good on You. The brand is also a member of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition – a non-profit alliance of retailers, brands and suppliers that aims to create:
"An apparel, footwear and home textiles industry that produces no unnecessary environmental harm and has a positive impact on people and communities."
Despite Sunday Times Style claiming it to be 'one of the most sustainable – and wearable – clothing labels in the country', London brand Mother of Pearl claims fifth place, with 521,000 hashtags. The luxury brand is said to celebrate individuality, authenticity, and sustainability, so it is no surprise it is so popular online.
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If this was the last time spectatorship was "so explicitly linked to the discourse on female desire," it's only because this discourse has become the default language of female fan characterization. Terms like "rabid" (recalling all those women apparently trying to tear the clothes from Valentino in a piranha-like feeding frenzy) and "hysterical" (begging for any job) are today so entwined with mass media characterizations of female fandom as to be indistinguishable from them, punctuated by a veritable banquet of frighteningly embodied behaviors – crying, screaming, throbbing, wailing. Female fans are rapacious and frenzied, a mindless throng kept in check only by the constant policing of the critically distanced journalist, blogger, or pop culture commentator.
If I'm being honest, my first reaction to all of this, other than to roll my eyes so hard they threaten to pop right out of my head, is to wonder if these media outlets actually pay people to 'write' this stuff – because, if they do, I have certainly missed my calling.
But when I put my fan scholar hat on, I have one other response: anger. I'm angry that the lazy stereotypes of nearly a century ago continue to be cheap tabloid currency today; that this is a battle fangirls never can win, because pleasure, love, and closeness – taking things personally – are suspect from the start, eschewed by the more critically distant, ridiculed by anyone who doesn't want to court association with them.
Which leads me to what it is that truly angers me (and yes, it's anger – not dismay, not frustration, not any of those things that would distance me from what is a truly visceral reaction): that, in characterizing fangirls in this way, fangirls ourselves have been robbed of any language through which to express feelings about anything. Writing of cultural studies in 1986, Tania Modleski observed that female scholars, "denied access to pleasure, while simultaneously being scapegoated for seeming to represent it," have no recourse within a critical framework but to accept an "adversarial position" towards popular culture ("The Terror of Pleasure: the Contemporary Horror Film and Postmodern Theory" pp. 162-4). In the same way, when fangirls' emotions are the thing that consistently brings negative attention to us from the outside, we are thrust into a position in which we are effectively prohibited from expressing all but the most measured reactions to such news, for fear of inadvertently acquiescing to a discursive framework constructed around disciplining us.
I've seen a range of reactions to Cumberbatch's announcement within my small sliver of his fandom, many of which were congratulatory and happy for the couple. I've also seen – and been told of – people who have felt silenced and themselves disciplined by what might be seen – and felt – as a kind of relentless positivity, intent on presenting a unified face to the world. Having done my time in online (tumblr) fandom, this is something I'm absolutely sympathetic to; but where our first inclination might be to go after fellow fans for enforcing a kind of 'good' fandom, I think we might be better served by taking a step back and looking at where the desire for such a unified face originates. We're fangirls within a popular culture context that routinely and predictably scapegoats us for the crime of feeling; in that sense, it seems no wonder that the first reaction of many is to try to present a positive, unified face to the people who would ridicule us. This is where the impetus to police fangirl reactions to this kind of celebrity news comes from, in the main (there will always be those who patrol the margins in search of the least infraction of self-determined rules), and this is what makes me angry – not that we have these feelings, not that they're divergent and often at odds – that's what feeling is, and there's no unifying it. What makes me angry is that fangirls are used as click-bait and turned on ourselves, all because what we love and what we do fails an arbitrary, masculinist litmus test for critical or ironic distance. And that, even after nearly a century, it's a practice that shows few signs of abating.


Stash headed to Atlantic City over the weekend to see Don Felder, former lead guitarist for the Eagles at the Hard Rock Cafe. Before that stop on his tour, Don called The Bay to talk to Stash about the tour and his book. Take a listen…..


For quite a long time, all of us have been paying attention to the rumors and leaked information regarding Samsung's Galaxy S7. We finally know that the phone will be unveiled on February 21 during Samsung's Unpacked event. The company released a video teaser for such event and while it didn't show many details about the phone, there was a man wearing a VR headset, leading to the assumption that Samsung could introduce a device related to this technology. Now, reports are coming through that besides the new flagship phones, Samsung is likely to announce the Gear 360 VR camera.
Just as its name suggests, the Gear 360 (with model number SM-C200) is a compact spherical camera capable of recording 360-degree content with two fisheye lenses that record 180 degrees, it might be another device from Samsung's Project Beyond. The camera will provide a truly wireless experience, it uses a Bluetooth connection to pair with the devices and since it has its own battery, there's no need to plug it to any other source, plus, it features internal storage to save the recorded content. The camera can be used from a companion app called Gear 360 Connect and although the compatibility with the new Galaxy S7 phones is obvious, it might be compatible with recent flagship phones from the company. Additional software includes the Gear 360 Gallery and a remote viewfinder app, so users can tweak some settings such as HDR, white balance, exposure and ISO. More sophisticated features from the app include a Liveview option, VR view, dual view, panoramic view, time lapse, looping video and the ability to switch between recording 360-degree content and 180-degree content, as well as using the front lenses or the ones on the back.
The content can have a maximum resolution of 3840 x 1920 pixels when recording 360-degree content and using both lenses while a single lens can record 180-degree content at a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1920 pixels. A connected phone can be used to watch the Gear 360 video feed live, but it is still unknown if it will be able to stream the content to additional devices including those docked into the Gear VR headset, which would certainly be interesting. Pricing and availability details are still unknown.


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Whisenhunt on RB Taylor: 'Good fit for us'
Sep 7, 2011, 5:01 AM | Updated: 6:08 am
PHOENIX – When the Arizona Cardinals lost rookie running back Ryan Williams for the season it was only a matter of time before the team went out and signed another rusher for depth purposes.
Arizona finally made the move when they signed Chester Taylor after he was cut from the Chicago Bears.
Some have questioned the move stating it won't help the team much, but coach Ken Whisenhunt is happy with the new addition to the team.
"He's a veteran presence that's been very successful in this league in a number of different roles. I think it's a good fit for us," said Whisenhunt on the Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf show on Tuesday.
Beanie Wells will get most of the carries out of the backfield, but the Cardinals now have another proven runner who can spell Wells from time to time.
In addition, the Cardinals' coach plans to use Taylor in a variety of roles.
"He's a known quantity and to have the opportunity to get a veteran presence that can help us in a variety of roles will help us," said Whisenhunt.
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Logiscool graduates from Naples Accelerator, expands to 5 locations
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via Florida Weekly, By Aisling Swift
Logiscool, a gamified computer coding school for kids and teens, has graduated from the Naples Accelerator, opened five locations and is working on a summer camp program.
A newly renovated school in East Naples opened at 1715 Heritage Trail, Suite 203, on Jan. 1. Classes also are being held at Seacrest Country Day School, the Boys & Girls Club of Collier County and at the community center at Collier County's Vineyards Community Park. On the East Coast, a school opened at Nova Southeastern University in Davie.
They're the first U.S. schools for Hungarian-based Logiscool, which just enrolled students, ages 6-18, for its second semester after its start at the Naples Accelerator, where it still operates a business office.
"The Naples Accelerator did its job and we outgrew the space and found new locations," said Logiscool regional manager Bridget Guerrero. "Naples is all about partnerships and we partnered with the Boys & Girls Club, Seacrest Country Day School, Collier County Parks & Recreation and now we're partnering with the City of Naples' Parks & Recreation Program."
A summer camp program at Fleischmann Park is pending.
"Parents want their kids to excel," Ms. Guerrero said. "It's kind of hard for parents to find an after-school program that kids enjoy — and parents and kids love Logiscool."
Logiscool, which opened in 2014 in Budapest, has grown to more than 60 schools in 12 countries that have trained more than 20,000 students. Its mission is to teach digital literacy and computer coding through creative, fun exercises by using a learning platform that integrates visual coding with text-based programming at all skill levels, according to Arpi Solti, CEO of HyperTeam USA, a Naples Accelerator business.
Mr. Solti, who is from Hungary, opened the first U.S. Logiscool location last fall at the Naples Accelerator with Felix Lluberes, a Naples serial tech entrepreneur, advisor and business strategist. They're now looking for franchise partners interested in opening schools in other Florida cities.
A full semester of two 45-minute classes weekly, with a break in between, costs $800, but students received a discount, $720, for Logiscool's initial semester, and payment plans are offered.
During classes, students solve gradually more complex tasks while creating interactive animations, games and programs in up to five years of courses. They learn logical, algorithmic thinking and important principles of programming easily through a "gamified" learning process.
"We saw the opportunity to bring this wonderful technology to the United States and we couldn't find a better place than Naples," said Mr. Lluberes, who founded GPS-tracking startup Position Logic in Naples, then sold it to Kore Wireless. "This is just the beginning of a technology transformation taking place in Southwest Florida and we're going to start with our kids and their education."
"A lot of the spirit of this came from us being technology entrepreneurs and parents," he added.
Last semester, 15 Seacrest students took the 1½-hour weekly classes, in addition to 40 students at the Naples Accelerator, according to Guerrero. This semester, 12 members of the Boys & Girls Club of Collier County will be taking free classes, while non-members can take classes if they pay tuition.
Logiscool now employs six, Ms. Guerrero said, including five college students who are paid $15 hourly under college computer-coding internships.
"This is another rock star company that came to Collier County through the Naples Accelerator," said Jace Kentner, director of the Collier County Office of Business & Economic Development. "The demand for students with a background in STEM will only grow more and this allows students at a very young age to learn coding skills that are in great demand — and will continue to be in great demand."
According to Michael Dalby, president of Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce, there will be 25 percent year-over-year growth in IT jobs in Collier County through 2027, with an average wage of $35 an hour.
Logiscool is now raising funds to award more needs-based scholarships. It's already awarded $7,600 in full- and half-scholarships to 15 children of veterans, single parents, distressed and minority families last semester, in addition to $21,600 in scholarships to Boys & Girls Club members for the current semester, Ms. Guerrero said.
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tales of a time-travelling songstress: interview with bobbie-jean henning
Bridget Conway
Image courtesy of The Butterfly Club
Music theatre graduate Bobbie-Jean Henning is bringing her debut cabaret show Tales of a Time-Travelling Songstress to Melbourne's The Butterfly Club on the 27th-31st of May. I caught up with her before her five-night long trip down musical theatre lane, and found out what makes this talented lady tick.
What inspired you to study musical theatre?
I knew I wanted to be a performer, there wasn't anything else I could imagine doing everyday. But I loved both acting and singing and couldn't decide which to study so I found a way to do both.
What do you love most about performing?
How freeing it is. To be able to express emotions in ways that might seem unacceptable or that you wouldn't normally experience is so liberating. And it's so wonderful being able to really connect with people.
What is the inspiration behind A Time Travelling Songstress?
I'd been trying to write something for about 6 months but every idea I started always ended up hitting a wall. Then I was sitting on a flight from Perth trying to figure it out and suddenly the whole concept for the show came to me. I hardly slept for the next two days- my mind wouldn't stop reeling.
What challenges did you face in writing and developing the show?
The hardest part is really that it's been a solo project. I'm so used to working in a team, so staying motivated when I was the only person I could let down was hard, especially when there's been set backs and rejection. I came into it as a performer but now I've been a writer, director, editor, publicist, graphic designer, stage manager, promo girl, costumer, producer and everything in between!
What do you hope audiences walk away with after your show?
I hope they've been moved. I hope they've laughed and cried and been excited and feel as though they've been on a journey with me.
What are your plans for the future of the show? Any other ideas in the works as well?
I'm hoping to put the show on in Sydney next and who knows after that! I feel like my character Kittie has a lot of adventures still to have and hopefully keep growing and developing. I'm also working on some other projects with some friends at the moment. Just staying creative and trying to make work that I'd like to see.
What has been your favourite place to perform so far and why?
Ooh it wasn't a significant performance but I remember in high school, performing as part of an evening choral festival in this epic, old church in Brisbane. The architecture was stunning and it was all candlelit. Singing with hundreds of other voices in those acoustics were amazing.
What are your favourite singers/songs to perform?
A lame answer but I love pretty much every type of music. I think that's reflected in the show as I'm singing everything from jazz standards to pop songs, folk tunes, even a smart yodel!
What a creative talent. Be sure to get tickets for this one!
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Q: make .replaceFirst() start after a specific character Is there any way I can make .replaceFirst() start to replace only a after a specific string? e.g. I know that regex don't do well with html, and i have html text consisting of 1 h2 head and one paragraph.
Now the keywords i replace using my software work flawlessly, however sometimes the keywords are also replaced within the title. Is there any way to make java know to start raplacing AFTER the very first

String?

A: If you want a regex to solution (so that it makes no difference if you use replaceFirst() or replaceAll()), I can suggest using capture groups:
(?s)(<\/h2.+)\b(keyword)\b(?=.*<\/h2>.*$)
 String regex = "(?s)(<\\/h2.+)\\b(keyword)\\b(?=.*<\\/h2>.*$)";

Replace the "keyword" with your word, and use "$1[replacement_keyword]" as a replacement string.
Here is a code example:
String input = "<title>Replacing keywords with keyword</title>\n"+
               "\n"+
               "
Titles
\n"+
               "
Par with keywords and keyword
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               "
Titles
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               "
Par with keywords and keyword
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               "";
String regex = "(?s)(<\\/h2.+)\\b(keyword)\\b(?=.*<\\/h2>.*$)";
String keytoreplacewith = "NEW_COOL_KEYWORD";
String output = input.replaceFirst(regex, "$1"+keytoreplacewith);
System.out.println(output);

Output:
<title>Replacing keywords with keyword</title>

Titles

Par with keywords and NEW_COOL_KEYWORD

Titles

Par with keywords and keyword

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A growing number of couples are getting creative with their wedding details, choosing themed weddings and unusual touches to express their personalities. That's exactly what Audrey Moore and Jesse Lumen set out to do when they got married on Dec. 30, 2018, in Los Angeles: The bride asked her guests to wear their own wedding dresses to her big day.
And it wasn't only their guests who enjoyed their quirky nuptials. After the groom shared images of the bride and some of her friends all wearing wedding dresses for the occasion, the internet got a glimpse into their special day.
Moore, an actress who has appeared in shows like "Better Call Saul" and "Godless," and Lumen, a writer, knew they'd never have a traditional wedding.
The couple planned a seriously unconventional celebration with tons of funny twists to ensure it would be a wedding their guests would never forget. Every aspect was different than the norm.
But one, in particular, captured the world's attention: the attire of the female guests. Moore suggested that they bring their own wedding dresses out of storage to wear again on her big day.
"I really loved the idea of all of the girls having the opportunity to wear these dresses again," Moore told Huffington Post. Her idea stemmed from her sadness over the fact that people would never see many of her friends' beautiful wedding gowns ever again. She even dared them to "upstage" her.
"I love everybody to celebrate how magical they are and I think at the end of the day I really just want magic, princess fun time as a grown-up," she added.
Naturally, some of Moore's friends didn't take her seriously at first.
"A few of my friends were a bit worried I was playing a practical joke on them so they reached out to each other to make sure they weren't going to be the only other person at the wedding besides me in a wedding dress," Moore said in an interview with People.
When they realized her suggestion was genuine, it didn't take long for them all to get on board.
But while she didn't care about her dress being the most beautiful dress on the day, she still stood out from the crowd in blue.
The couple was also aware that weddings can put a lot of financial pressure on people getting married — and their guests. According to a 2018 survey, the average wedding cost in the US is $33,391, while another survey revealed that just attending a wedding can cost an average of almost $400 to more than $1,000.
Moore and Lumen didn't want their wedding to be a financial burden for their guests, who were mostly working actors or involved in the film and television industry in other ways. So they told everyone to wear whatever they wanted, including costumes they had from past jobs.
While Moore's custom-made gown was being created, she was reminded of a certain Disney character — Elsa from "Frozen." So, in the spirit of joining in with the guests who chose to wear costumes to the wedding, the bride donned a few choice accessories, including a blonde hairpiece and a light-up cape, to enhance the Disney princess effect.
It wasn't just the female guests who went non-traditional with their wedding attire; Lumen and his groomsmen wore white tuxedo hoodies rather than regular tuxes. How fun does this wedding look?
The dress code was only one of the unusual aspects of Moore and Lumen's wedding. Moore walked down the aisle to the "Game of Thrones" theme song, and the officiant performed the ceremony in the style of Mad Libs, inviting guests to fill in the blanks in his speech.
The typical floral decorations were also replaced with piñatas, and retro arcade games were available for entertainment.
When it came to the wedding registry, the couple kept it super simple. It consisted of only two items! Guests were invited to contribute to either the new mattress that the pair needed or the Instant Pot they wanted.
One of the most surprising, sweetest parts of the wedding was the walk down the aisle, which the bride and groom did together.
All these little touches were important to the couple, as they wanted their wedding to genuinely reflect their personalities and their relationship. Based on the photos, it looks like they achieved the fun, joyful event that they were hoping for.
After the big day, Lumen shared a photo of his wife and some of the female guests on Reddit, where it went viral.
"We thought it was sad that most women only get to wear their wedding dress once, so we invited all the women coming to our non-traditional wedding to wear their old wedding dresses again!" he wrote on the social news aggregation site.
She added that her guests were concerned about upstaging her by wearing their wedding dresses, but she soon put their minds at ease.
Naturally, Reddit users had lots of questions about the wedding dresses, and the newlyweds were happy to share more details.
If people wanted to wear a wedding dress but didn't have one of their own, or couldn't borrow one, they didn't have to miss out on the bridalwear fun.
On Reddit, Moore went into more detail about why they decided to ask guests to wear their wedding dresses.
As for Moore's own wedding dress, which she designed herself, there's no danger of it gathering dust in the back of her closet.
One Reddit poster suggested that any wedding guests who couldn't fit into their wedding dresses would need to be comforted by their husbands for "several weeks." But Moore responded to say her friends' husbands were the opposite.
"One friend texted me: 'my husband just found out I'm wearing my wedding dress to your wedding and he burst out laughing and said 'WHAT?'" she wrote.
A few eagle-eyed Reddit posters pointed out that one guest (on the far left of the photo) looked a little young to be married already, and they were absolutely right. But her marital status didn't stop her from joining in.
"She's my little cousin and you're right — she's wearing her mom's old wedding dress!" wrote Moore.
One of the couple's main concerns was that their nuptials weren't too formal. so every element, from the dress code to the decorations, was based on fun.
"We wanted to put a lot of ourselves into the wedding since most weddings we go to feel really formal which isn't our style," wrote Lumen on Reddit.
The mothers of the bride and groom made a stylish entrance — not in wedding dresses or costumes, but in elegant black and white outfits. They looked similar but not identical, ensuring they stood out from the rest of the party as two very important people while also showing off their own personal style.
The unique wedding has been a conversation starter about dress codes at nuptials, with many Reddit users sharing their own experiences.
Another poster revealed that when she was a maid of honor for her best friend from high school, she could wear whatever she wanted.
"It was great because nobody had to spend an ungodly amount on a dress and we all looked great because it was our own clothing so it actually fit us and we liked it," she wrote. Another user said if she ever got married, she was going to make her friends wear the dresses they made her wear to their weddings.
The Reddit response to this type of wedding was overwhelmingly positive."I really love this idea. It seems a great way to not only celebrate a couple, but celebrate marriage and couple-hood as well," wrote one person.
The couple stressed on Reddit that while many of the women who attended the wedding chose to wear their wedding dresses, even getting them re-fitted for the occasion, it "certainly wasn't mandatory" to wear wedding dresses if they didn't want to or couldn't.
A former wedding videographer, who has filmed and edited "well over 100 weddings," praised Moore and Lumen for hosting "the coolest, most unique" wedding they'd ever seen. However, another Reddit user pointed out that non-traditional couples probably don't hire the typical wedding industry professionals like videographers, wedding planners and caterers.
"You never get to see the cool unique weddings because those people are spending the money on renting arcade equipment or setting up a grand tournament rather than hiring a videographer," they wrote.
Semi-Annual Brunch In Your Wedding Attire? Why Not!
During a Reddit discussion, inspired by Lumen's original post, about the fact that wedding dresses usually only get worn once, one user revealed he and his wife didn't live by this rule.
"About twice a year I make her put on the dress, I put on the suit I wore, and then we have a big brunch with lots of champagne in our front yard," he wrote. If their wedding is anything to go by, it seems pretty likely that Moore and Lumen will do something similar.


IPA executive director George Paraskevakos.
China has cemented its status as one of the world's most important global players, according to industry body the International Probiotics Association (IPA), with data revealing that nearly half of all APAC sales come from the country.
Both manufacturers and suppliers have been reporting soaring sales in the country for the past couple of years, but pinpointing accurate figures has been a challenge.
However, George Paraskevakos, executive director at the IPA, said new data pointed to the growing importance of the China market.
The figures also show that the APAC market is forecast to grow by a CAGR of 8.3% over the next seven years. Yet Paraskevakos said China will continue to track higher than the average, with its market value likely to reach $15bn by 2025.
He pointed out this was due to growing consumer awareness of the benefits of probiotics beyond gut and digestive health.
"The ageing population, a growing understanding of the importance of preventive health, along with a wealth of studies showing benefits around immunity, cognitive health and skincare, are all helping with this growth," he added.
Speaking at events organised by the Health Products Association — China, HI China and SupplySide China, he stressed how it was food, and not supplements, that were responsible for much of the growth in China.
At present, 96% of sales happen in the food space, with just 4% in the supplement space. This is in contrast to the US, where supplement growth has overtaken food sales.
However, he cautioned that more effective regulations, both globally and locally, would be crucial to protect consumers and the market.
The IPA, backed by Argentina, is currently in the process of trying to secure developments at CODEX. The process may eventually lead to the development of a Codex definition, said the IPA, as well as the possible progression to a Standard at the Codex level.
Currently, the accepted and respected definition for probiotics was established by an FAO / WHO expert panel in 2001 / 2002. However, it only provides a very general guidance for the recognition of the health benefit and consumer demand for probiotic foods, in a world where a global regulatory landscape is not harmonised.
"This is going to be a lengthy, but to our minds, an incredibly important process," added Paraskevakos.


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Jones, Terry
In the introduction Douglas Adams tells how he came up with the Starship Titanic idea, but didn't have time to write the novel as he was involved with the video game.
So anyway, this big space ship lands on a rectory on Earth and picks up three people (and leaves one being behind), and there's a bomb on the spaceship, and alien/human sex, and the "f" word. And everyone is pretty happy at the end.
"I mean a transportation system with an average speed of just above stationary is not really a transportation system at all!"..."It's more like a storage system!" -- pg. 225
The Unlikely Pilgrimage Of Harold Fry
Joyce, Rachel
An elderly man (A young fella, around my age) uncharacteristically goes on a walk the length of England to visit a dying co-worker that he has not seen in many years. A whole lot of weeps at the end.
"I miss her all the time. I know in my head that she has gone, but I still keep looking. [...] It's like discovering a great hole in the ground. To begin with, you forget it's there and you keep falling in. After a while, it's still there, but you learn to walk around it." -- page 210
Cover The Butter
Kabak, Carrie
With a pastel-ly cover I knew this was going to be a chick book. Good story of a woman in the UK recounting the travails of growing up, her love/hate relationship with her mother, and her relationships with men. Good thing she learned how to cook, it turns out. Good reviews on Amazon, too.
Cracker! The best dog in Vietnam
Kadohata, Cynthia
Rick joins the army and becomes a dog handler. His dog was donated to the army by a young boy named Willie. Rick and Cracker are sent to Vietnam. Good story, I was in tears for the last third of the book. I'm glad the book has a happy ending, because for most of these animals, it was not.
Blood and rubles
Kaminsky, Stuart
Inspector Porfiry Rostnikov and an FBI agent investigate a kidnapping.
"Why do you like doing this?" the girl asked as they put the tools away and cleaned up the mess they had made.
"This is very simple. The work I do as a policeman is very complicated," he said.
"Because I must deal with people, and people are seldom simply good or bad. It is rare for a policeman to be able to fix a problem. One problem creates another one. It doesn't end, and when it does, the end is not simple and the system is not working any better. Does this make sense?"
"A little," she said. "It's like what happened to my grandmother."
"Yes," said Rostnikov. "When I fix plumbing, I search for the problem, find it, repair it, and receive the gratitude of those who live with the system. Like this leak."
People Who Walk In Darkness
Rostikov heads to Siberia to investigate the murder of a Canadian geologist in a diamond mine. Other members of the team are in Kiev, and of course, Moscow. Diamond smuggling is the theme.
...permafrosted to a depth of 4,760 feet. (pg. 110) -- I didn't know permafrost went down that deep. Wow!
...whether she was twitting him. (pg. 178) -- To taunt, ridicule, or tease, especially for embarrassing mistakes or faults.
P.I. Toby Peters is hired by Albert Eistein to find out who his threatening him and Paul Robeson.
Terror town
Abe Lieberman looks for the killer of an African-American woman, Bill is being stalked by a crazy guy.
You Bet Your Life
P.I. Toby Peters is hired by Chico Marx to find out who is trying to rip him off.
A Whisper To The Living
Kaminsky, Stuart M.
What may be the last Inspector Porfiry Rostnikov book as the author passed away in 2009, I find. There's a serial killer in a park, and there's a boxer accused of murdering his wife and his sparring partner. Elena and Iosef get married!
Always Say Goodbye
Fifth of the Lew Fornesca series. Lew leaves Florida to go back to Chicago to find out who killed his wife several years ago. Good stuff.
Lew Fonesca is hired to prove that a teen didn't kill a guy everyone hated who was trying to shut down the local high school for gifted students. The Dairy Queen is closed; Lew moves AND buys a car for sixty-six bucks. Victor goes home, too. A small quibble with "twelve hundred years" and "twelve hundred centuries" on page seven, but I'll get over it.
There were consequences, but there was the promise of windmills. (pg. 146)
Fall Of A Cosmonaut
Inspector Rostnikov looks for a missing cosmonaut, Sash looks for who stole a motion picture negative, Karpov looks for the murderer of an ESP researcher.
Lieberman's Choice
A cop shoots his wife and her lover and then threatens to blow up the building. Lieberman wins the first confrantation with Frankie Kraylaw. Seconnd book in series.
Lieberman's Day.
Frankie Kraylaw shows up again. Abe's brother's son is murdered. Sweet Jesus, what an ending.
Lieberman's Folly
Hanrahan screws up drunk, the woman he is to protect get killed. Good as always. First book in series.
"Don't think of them as people," Liam Hanrahan advised. "Think of them as exact replicas..." --pg. 50.
Lieberman's Law
Abe Lieberman deals with skinheads, Palestinians, Korean mobsters, and vandalism at his temple.
Lieberman's Thief
Lieberman must catch a burgler to catch a wife murderer. Pretty good.
Murder On The Trans-Siberian Express
Inspector Rostnikov takes a trip on the railroad, Karpov visit a skinhead bar.
Not Quite Kosher
Chicago policeman Abe Lieberman eventually catches up with an unfortunate thief, deals with a bar-mitzvah.


Following a brief teaser clip yesterday (October 23), Marvel has released the full first trailer for Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Watch it below.
Chris Evans has reprised his role as Steve Rogers aka Captain America and is joined in the sequel by Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow and Samuel L Jackson's Nick Fury. Meanwhile, Anthony Mackie plays a superhero called the Falcon who has the ability to fly and Robert Redford appears as a a senior official within government agency S.H.I.E.L.D.
Directors Anthony and Joe Russo (You, Me And Dupree) shot the sequel between April and June this year in various locations including LA, Cleveland and Washington, DC. Captain America: The Winter Soldier will open in cinemas on April 4, 2014.


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Palmieri è il primo ed unico vincitore del Japan Open Blind che ha iniziato a giocare a golf da non vedente, dopo che un incidente d'auto (12 Agosto 2002) gli tolse completamente la vista. Ha iniziato a giocare a golf per la prima volta a 40 anni presso il Golf Club Toscana "Il Pelagone". Nel 2013 incontra il maestro di golf Simone Micciarelli con il quale sviluppa una tecnica personalizzata di allenamento che porterà Palmieri a grandi successi.
Il 21 Settembre 2017 viene insignito del "Italian Values Award" presso il Campidoglio (Roma) per la sua determinazione, resilienza, ambizione e sfida.

Biografia

Palmarès

Italian Blind Open
 1º Classificato  (Barlassina 2015):

Japan Open Blind Handa
 1º Classificato Cat. B1  (Shinrinkōen 2016):

Mondiali
 5º Classificato Cat. B1  (Japan 2016):

British Open Blind
 1º Classificato Cat. B1  (Greenore Golf Club Ireland 2017):

Irish Open Blind
 2º Classificato  (Carrickmacross Ireland 2017):

World Blind Golf Championship
 5º Classificato  (Roma 2018):

Voci correlate
Federazione Italiana Golf Disabili
Federica Piovano
Michele Reale


About 40 percent of women who give birth vaginally will develop one or more of the problems collectively known as pelvic floor disorders. Childbirth leads to pelvic floor damage — a baby stretches the pelvic floor muscles and other tissues on its way through the birth canal, sometimes causing tearing or other damage. Even more damaging is the stretching of pelvic nerves that are needed for muscles to work properly.
Sometimes women believe pelvic floor disorder symptoms are just a normal consequence of childbirth or a normal part of aging. Often women are too embarrassed to mention these problems to their doctor. The truth is that pelvic floor disorder symptoms, although common, are never a "normal" part of childbirth or aging.


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Der Bahnhof Senzu (jap. , Senzu-eki) ist ein Bahnhof auf der japanischen Insel Honshū, betrieben von der Bahngesellschaft Ōigawa Tetsudō. Er befindet sich in der Präfektur Shizuoka auf dem Gebiet der Gemeinde Kawanehon.

Beschreibung
Senzu ist ein kombinierter Durchgangs- und Kopfbahnhof am Übergang von der Ōigawa-Hauptlinie zur Ikawa-Linie. Im regulären Personenverkehr werden auf der Ōigawa-Hauptlinie täglich neun Regionalzüge nach Kanaya angeboten. Hinzu kommen das ganze Jahr über täglich mehrere Sonderzüge mit historischen Fahrzeugen nach Shin-Kanaya, für die eine Reservationspflicht besteht. Auf der Ikawa-Linie verkehren täglich fünf Zugpaare nach Ikawa und zurück. Der Bahnhofsvorplatz ist Endstation zweier Buslinien zu Orten in der näheren Umgebung.

Der Bahnhof steht im Ortsteil Senzu am rechten Ufer des Flusses Ōi. Die Anlage ist von Süden nach Norden ausgerichtet und besitzt 18 Gleise. Die der Ōigawa-Hauptlinie vorbehaltenen Gleise 1 bis 4 enden stumpf an zwei Mittelbahnsteigen, der überdachte Querbahnsteig ist an das Empfangsgebäude angebaut. Das abgewinkelte Gleis 5 ist Ausgangspunkt der Ikawa-Linie und verfügt über einen Seitenbahnsteig mit Unterstand. Die übrigen Gleise dienen als Abstellanlage für die umfangreiche Sammlung historischer Fahrzeuge, da beim Betriebswerk in Shin-Kanaya der Platz dafür nicht ausreicht. Ebenfalls vorhanden ist eine Drehscheibe. Zwar sind beide Bahnstrecken miteinander verbunden, doch ist im Personenverkehr aufgrund unterschiedlicher Lichtraumprofile kein durchgehender Betrieb möglich und die Fahrgäste müssen in Senzu stets umsteigen.

Dauerhaft ausgestellt wird die nicht betriebsfähige Dampflokomotive Nr. 49616 der JNR-Klasse 9600, die einst auf Hokkaidō im Einsatz war.

Geschichte
Am 1. Dezember 1931 eröffnete die Ōigawa Tetsudō den Bahnhof Senzu, zusammen mit dem in Aobe beginnenden letzten Abschnitt der Ōigawa-Hauptlinie. Die Elektrizitätsgesellschaft Ōigawa Denki (später in der Chūbu Denryoku aufgegangen) nahm am 20. März 1935 die Strecke von Senzu nach Sawama in Betrieb. Dieser erste Abschnitt der Ikawa-Linie besaß zunächst eine Spurweite von 762 mm, erhielt aber bereits am 19. November 1936 ein Dreischienengleis, sodass auch kapspurige Züge verkehren konnten.

Die schmalere Spurweite wurde vorerst beibehalten. Dadurch konnten die Züge der in Sawama abzweigenden Senzu-Waldbahn direkt nach Senzu fahren, um den Holzverlad auf Güterzüge der Ōigawa Tetsudō zu erleichtern. Diese Bahngesellschaft übernahm am 1. August 1959 auch auf der Ikawa-Linie die Betriebsführung, die Strecke ist aber weiterhin in Besitz der Chūbu Denryoku. Nach der Stilllegung der Senzu-Waldbahn im Jahr 1969 entfernte man das Dreischienengleis.

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Senzu
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Kawanehon (Shizuoka)


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Q: Sitecore Editor not able to change language on an item I have a Sitecore 8 instance running. I created an editor role and assigned it to some users. In the Access Viewer and Security Editor I enabled the Language Read and Write on the items under System/Languages for the editor role and sitecore/everyone.
However, on an item in the content editor, the user still cannot change the language version of a content item. The dropdown on the right side when an item is clicked. It's there, but it's not functional.
What am I missing?
EDIT: I just realized that the same problems happens to the sitecore/admin user. Now I'm confused.
EDIT 2: It's a multisite and I just found out, that the drop down works when I log in using one of the other hostnames. Strange.


After a lengthy battle with Cancer, Scot received his wings with his Wife Dallas and family by his side.
Scot was predeceased by his Mother Keitha Mifflin (Nee Peters) and Father Jack Mifflin.
He leaves his memories to his Wife Dallas, Step son's Chris (Jessica) and Paul. Grandchildren: Gage (Karlene), Tyler, Keagan, Bella, Jayden and Caleb. Sister: Linda, Brothers: Ron (Sandra), Chris (Shelly), Brad (Jackie), Rick (Louise), Terry. Father in law: Verghl Torgerson, Special Aunt: Marilyn, as well as numerous Cousins, Nieces and Nephews and many close Friends.
As per Scot's request, cremation has taken place. A come and go Celebration of Life was held on June 8, 2018 at the MMWT at 4 Nelson Road, from 1:00 to 3:00 pm.
In lieu of flowers, Donations may be made to the Northern Health Foundation in care of the Northern Health Region in memory of Scot Mifflin. All donations will be used to enhance cancer care services at Thompson General Hospital.


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