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Mauá (IPA: [ma'wa]) is a municipality in the state of São Paulo, in Brazil. Is part of the metropolitan region of São Paulo. The population as of 2006 is 413,943 inhabitants (11th largest city in population number of the state), the density is 6,645.4/km² and the area is 62.6 km². The density is in fact bigger, since one third of the city is occupied by industries and 10% is countryside or forest. Its name comes from the Tupi language and means the one that is high. As it's a municipality, it can also be translated as high city.
Latitude: -23° 40' 4.01" S
Longitude: -46° 27' 41.00" W
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São Paulo (/ˌsaʊ ˈpaʊloʊ/; Portuguese pronunciation: [sɐ̃w ˈpawlu]; Saint Paul) is a municipality, metropolis and global city located in southeastern Brazil. It is the most populous city in Brazil, in the Americas, in the western hemisphere and the …
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TAM Airlines Flight 3054
TAM Airlines Flight 3054 (JJ3054/TAM3054) was a scheduled domestic passenger flight between Porto Alegre and São Paulo, Brazil. On Tuesday, July 17, 2007, the Airbus A320-233 airliner flying this route overran runway 35L at São Paulo during heavy ra…
BM&F Bovespa
The BM&F BOVESPA (Portuguese pronunciation: [boˈvezpɐ]; in full, Bolsa de Valores, Mercadorias & Futuros de São Paulo) is a stock exchange located at São Paulo, Brazil. As of December 31, 2011 it had a market capitalization of US $1.22 Trillion, mak…
The Arena Corinthians is a sports stadium located in São Paulo, Brazil and owned, operated, and used by Sport Club Corinthians Paulista.
Autódromo José Carlos Pace
Autódromo José Carlos Pace, also known by its former name Interlagos, is a motorsport circuit located in the city of São Paulo, renamed after Carlos Pace, a Brazilian Formula One driver who had died in a 1977 plane crash.
Brazilian Grand Prix
The Brazilian Grand Prix (Portuguese: Grande Prêmio do Brasil) is a Formula One championship race which is currently held at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace in Interlagos neighborhood, Socorro district, São Paulo.
Estádio do Morumbi
The Estádio Cícero Pompeu de Toledo, widely known as Morumbi (Brazilian Portuguese: [moɾũˈbi]), is a football stadium located in the Morumbi district in São Paulo, Brazil. It is the home of São Paulo Futebol Clube and its formal name honors Cícero P…
São Paulo Museum of Art
The São Paulo Museum of Art (in Portuguese, Museu de Arte de São Paulo, or MASP) is an art museum located on Paulista Avenue in the city of São Paulo, Brazil.
Allianz Parque
Allianz Parque, popularly known as Palestra Itália Arena, is a multipurpose stadium in São Paulo, Brazil, built to receive shows, concerts, corporate events and especially football matches of Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras, the site owner.
2008 Brazilian Grand Prix
The 2008 Brazilian Grand Prix (formally the XXXVII Grande Prêmio do Brasil) was a Formula One motor race held on November 2, 2008, at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace, Interlagos, in São Paulo, Brazil. It was the 18th and final race of the 2008 Formul…
São Paulo–Congonhas Airport
São Paulo/Congonhas Airport (IATA: CGH, ICAO: SBSP) Portuguese pronunciation: [kõˈɡõɲɐs] is one of the three commercial airports serving São Paulo, Brazil. The airport is named after the neighborhood where it is located, formerly called Vila Congonh…
Carandiru Penitentiary
Carandiru Penitentiary was a prison located in São Paulo, Brazil. The prison was designed and built by Samuel das Neves in 1920, when it was considered a model-prison to meet the new demands of the 1890 criminal code. It was operational from 1956 to…
Mogi das Cruzes (Portuguese pronunciation: [moˈʒi] or [muˈʒi ðɐs ˈkɾuzis]) is a municipality in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, located within the metropolitan region of the state capital of the city of São Paulo. As of 2010 it had a population of 3…
Paulista Avenue
Paulista Avenue (Avenida Paulista in Portuguese, Paulista being the gentilic for those born in São Paulo state) is one of the most important avenues in São Paulo, Brazil. The 2.8 kilometre thoroughfare is notable for headquartering a large number of…
São Bernardo do Campo (Portuguese pronunciation: [sɐ̃w beʁˈnaʁdu du ˈkãpu]) is a municipality in the state of São Paulo, in southern Metropolitan São Paulo and São Paulo microregion.
Ibirapuera Park
Ibirapuera Park (Portuguese: Parque Ibirapuera) is a major urban park in São Paulo, Brazil. It has a large area for leisure, jogging and walking, as well a vivid cultural scene with museums and a music hall. Its importance to São Paulo is often comp…
Guarulhos (Portuguese pronunciation: [ɡwaˈɾuʎus]) is a Brazilian municipality. It is the second most populous city in the Brazilian state of São Paulo, the 13th most populous city in Brazil, and the 53rd most populous on the continent. It pertains t…
The 2003 Brazilian Grand Prix was a Formula One race held on April 6, 2003 at Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos).
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For the last several years, Fujitsu has been content to be a big mobile player in Japan, thanks to a close relationship with DoCoMo, and yet relatively unheard of in the rest of the smartphone universe.
With the market increasingly global — and overseas players impinging on its domestic market, Fujitsu is looking overseas. And when it looks, it sees North America as the place it would most like to be.
"North America is our priority market," Senior Executive Vice President Hideyuki Saso said in an interview at the Consumer Electronics Show. Fujitsu is also in the process of reacquiring full control of a mobile joint venture that had paired it with Toshiba in the phone business.
Fujitsu, which makes both Android and Windows Phone devices in Japan, isn't quite sure what market niche it will target, but it is sure it doesn't want to be just one among the smartphone masses.
Timing is also uncertain, though Saso said the company hopes it will be either later this year or next year. The key, he said, is to figure out where it can stand out from the pack.
While the U.S. smartphone market is already crowded, Saso said Fujitsu has several strenghts it can draw on, including a wide range of thin, yet durable and waterproof models. Though not yet a player here, Fujitsu boasts it has the thinnest smartphone approved by the FCC for use in the U.S.
In making its phones waterproof, Saso said, the company had to also make them tough.
"For us to achieve this waterproof (capability), we also had to look at durability again, the rigidness and the toughness," he said, banging a large pen on the phone's screen for emphasis.
Fujitsu also has the noise cancellation used in a Formula One vehicle it sponsors — a position that explains the presence of the race car in its CES booth.
All of those, Saso says, could form the basis of Fujitsu's entry, though the company is still evaluating its product options. Another approach would be to offer a phone similar to the Raku Raku ("easy easy") phone it offers in Japan — a basic phone, aimed at seniors, that mixes in enhanced calling and health diagnostics such as heart rate, calorie and fat intake, and exercise. Fujitsu has sold 20 million of the devices in Japan.


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Nationals sell soul to Santos & climate denier through donations
Posted on February 3, 2015 by maxphillips	Leave a comment
MEDIA RELEASE – 3 February 2015
The Greens NSW mining spokesperson Jeremy Buckingham today accused the National Party of selling their soul to coal seam gas company Santos and prominent climate denier Ian Plimer, after the release of political donation records by the Australian Electoral Commission.
Climate denier Ian Plimer donated $60,000 to the National Party
Santos donated $32,935 to the National Party and $155,525 to the Liberal Party
"It's no wonder the National Party are peddling climate change denial, stifling renewable energy, and pushing coal seam gas when they are taking money from climate deniers and coal seam gas company Santos," said Greens MP Jeremy Buckingham.
"People are sick of the decisions for donations culture eroding our democracy, but here we are again with money flowing to political parties who then just happen to make decisions that benefit those companies or individuals.
"Santos hgve almost $200,000 to the Coalition, and Nationals Leader, Andrew Stoner signed off on the MOU to declare Santos' Narrabri coal seam gas project a 'Strategic Energy Project' with a fast-tracked approvals process.
"Ian Plimer is one of the most outspoken climate science denialists in Australia, and the Nationals have been heavily involved in axing the carbon price and causing an 88% fall in investment in renewable energy in 2014.
"The issues of coal seam gas and climate change are too important for political parties to be accepting money from vested interests. The perception in the community will be that government decisions and party policies will be influenced by this money."
Contact: Max Phillips – 9230 2202 or 0419 444 916
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Last Call! Day of Action – Craft Beverage Modernization & Tax Reform Act
by Christina L | Dec 1, 2020 | Uncategorized
Please join the Brewers Association, state Guilds, breweries, trade partners, and craft beer lovers across the country today in supporting a national Day of Action to urge Congress to pass the Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act (CBMTRA) and make the current federal excise tax rates permanent.
The current excise tax rates, which went into effect in 2018, have allowed small and independent breweries across the country to reinvest in their businesses and hire new employees. They are set to expire on Dec. 31, 2020, in less than five weeks, unless Congress acts. It's "Last Call" for CBMTRA and your legislators need to hear from you.
Your elected officials need to hear from you. Contact them today using this FORM. Provide your information and the form will autocomplete into an email tailored to your representative and senators. You can use the template email or edit it to share how you and/or your business are connected to the craft beer industry. It will only take a few minutes, but it will help us make a big impact in Washington, D.C.
Making the language permanent has always been a priority, but now it is more important than ever. If the current rates expire, most breweries across the U.S. will see their excise tax rates increase by 100%. The effects could be devastating to an industry that has been severely impacted by the coronavirus. Passage of the Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act would provide much needed certainty and stability during a difficult time—particularly for those breweries whose sales are primarily on premise.
About the Oregon Brewers Guild
The Oregon Brewers Guild is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote and protect the state's craft brewing industry and the common interests of its members. Founded in 1992, the Oregon Brewers Guild is one of the nation's oldest craft brewers associations.
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Yesterday, the New York Times dropped a bombshell of an exposé about famed Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein and the seemingly countless sexual harassment allegations that have swirled around him for decades. While the transgressions of Weinstein were an open secret in the industry, the story has forced him to confront his behavior, which led to an unhinged personal statement about how he grew up in the '60s and '70s, how he "so" respects all women, and something about not disappointing his mom.
Now, the allegations have also forced a bunch of senators who have received donations from Weinstein to put as much distance between themselves and his money as possible.
Harvey, a huge supporter of Democratic politicians, has donated more than $100,000 to both the Democratic National Committee and Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, and hosted fundraisers for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. But some of the recipients of his donations have chosen to repurpose Weinstein's donations and instead forward the amount to various charities.
Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy received $2,700, New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand received $5,000, New Jersey Senator Corey Booker received $7,800, and New Mexico's Martin Heinrich, Connecticut's Richard Blumenthal, and Massachusetts' Elizabeth Warren each received $5,400 from Weinstein.
All have plans to donate the money to various non-profit organizations that combat domestic and/or sexual violence. Who knows if the Democratic Party as a whole can actually cut ties with the serial harasser who remains an integral part of their funding, but I suppose you have to start somewhere.


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Adek – Class A fire rated
British manufacturer Ecodek consistently strive to provide products and services incorporating the very latest technology and developments within the Construction Materials sector. The company have a dedicated Research and Development resource tasked with ensuring the products supplied measure up against current rules and regulations.
When considering fire events in high-rise buildings and subsequent changes within section B4 of Schedule 1 to the Building Regulations, Ecodek have designed and developed a brand new, purpose made non-combustible outdoor flooring solution for the balcony and terrace market – the Adek system.
In line with the core environmental principals of the Ecodek business, Adek is manufactured from 100% recycled aluminium and is completely recyclable.
Adek carries an A2 fire-rating of A2-s1, d0. This is in accordance with the new legislation for materials incorporated into the envelope of high-rise buildings to be classed as non-combustible. A2-s1, d0 means that for smoke emissions and release of droplets, Adek has the highest rating for an A2 classed product.
Aluminium is an ideal material for decking. It is lightweight and strong, highly resistant to corrosion, durable and aesthetically appealing.
With in-depth knowledge of the market, Ecodek have designed the Adek boards to be extra-wide (295mm) and can be supplied in bespoke lengths, allowing installers a much faster fixing time. The boards are available in two thicknesses (20mm and 30mm) that allow spans up to 600mm and 1200mm respectively. With the ability to 'rip' the boards lengthwise with the addition of a support leg, the Adek system will give greater flexibility to balcony and terrace design.
The modern, sleek lines of Adek are preserved as a result of hidden screw-fix system, Adek boards are screwed directly into the substructure – no clips are involved at all.
The revolutionary new Adek system has been specifically designed for the balcony and terrace market, rather than being an adaptation of an existing commercial product re-purposed in order to meet the new Building Regulations. The unique Adek board has a surface finish that is both slip resistant and friendly underfoot.
Adek – the new era in high-rise balconies and terraces:
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Brynne was diagnosed at birth with Trichohepatoenteric Syndrome, an incurable, rare disease.
She is one of 22 people in the world diagnosed with THES.
Brynne visits Covenant Children's every seven days for treatment, and has made lots of friends along the way. Each year she sells Girl Scout Cookies to doctors and staff at Covenant and uses her proceeds to buy more boxes and give patients free cookies. Her spirit is one that can't be matched!


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package de.tudarmstadt.awesome.erclaerung.precomputation;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import org.apache.uima.analysis_engine.AnalysisEngineDescription;
import org.apache.uima.analysis_engine.AnalysisEngineProcessException;
import org.apache.uima.collection.CollectionReaderDescription;
import org.apache.uima.fit.factory.AnalysisEngineFactory;
import org.apache.uima.fit.factory.CollectionReaderFactory;
import org.apache.uima.fit.pipeline.JCasIterable;
import org.apache.uima.fit.pipeline.SimplePipeline;
import org.apache.uima.fit.util.JCasUtil;
import org.apache.uima.jcas.JCas;
import org.apache.uima.resource.ResourceInitializationException;

import de.tudarmstadt.awesome.erclaerung.readers.BonnerXMLReader;
import de.tudarmstadt.ukp.dkpro.core.api.metadata.type.DocumentMetaData;
import de.tudarmstadt.ukp.dkpro.core.api.segmentation.type.Token;
import de.tudarmstadt.ukp.dkpro.core.tokit.BreakIteratorSegmenter;

/**
 * @author Manuel
 *
 */
public class PrefixDistributionHeuristicPre {

	private static int MAX_PREFIX_LENGTH = 3;
	private static int MIN_PREFIX_LENGTH = 2;
	private static int MIN_OCCURENCES = 20;
	private File outputRaw = new File("target/prefixHeuristic.txt");
	private PrintWriter writerRaw;

	public static void main(String[] args) throws FileNotFoundException, UnsupportedEncodingException,
	                AnalysisEngineProcessException, ResourceInitializationException {
		System.out.println("PrefixHeuristic stand-alone mode.");
		PrefixDistributionHeuristicPre prefixDisHeu = new PrefixDistributionHeuristicPre();
		prefixDisHeu.computeList();
		System.out.println("Created list in /target/:");
		System.out.println("prefixHeuristic.txt");
	}

	public PrefixDistributionHeuristicPre() throws FileNotFoundException, UnsupportedEncodingException,
	                AnalysisEngineProcessException, ResourceInitializationException {

		writerRaw = new PrintWriter(outputRaw, "UTF-8");
	}

	/**
	 * Computes a list of prefixes for the feature extractor.
	 *
	 * @throws ResourceInitializationException
	 * @throws AnalysisEngineProcessException
	 */
	public void computeList() throws ResourceInitializationException, AnalysisEngineProcessException {
		long startTime = System.nanoTime();
		CollectionReaderDescription reader = CollectionReaderFactory.createReaderDescription(BonnerXMLReader.class,
		                BonnerXMLReader.PARAM_SOURCE_LOCATION, "src/main/resources/bonner_korpora_train/*.xml");
		AnalysisEngineDescription segmenter = AnalysisEngineFactory
		                .createEngineDescription(BreakIteratorSegmenter.class);

		// Collect all jcas
		System.out.println("[HEU-PRE] Collecting documents for Prefix Finding.");
		ArrayList<List<String>> tokensList = new ArrayList<List<String>>();
		List<String> xmlNames = new ArrayList<String>();
		// read Documents
		for (JCas jcas : new JCasIterable(reader)) {
			SimplePipeline.runPipeline(jcas, segmenter);
			tokensList.add(JCasUtil.toText(JCasUtil.select(jcas, Token.class)));
			xmlNames.add(getDocumentName(jcas));
		}

		// find prefixes
		int prefixesFound = 0;
		int initialCapacityStrings = 0;
		int initialCapacityPrefixes = 0;
		for (List<String> tokens : tokensList) {
			initialCapacityPrefixes = initialCapacityPrefixes + (tokens.size() * MAX_PREFIX_LENGTH);
			initialCapacityStrings = initialCapacityStrings + tokens.size();
		}
		int document = 0;
		for (List<String> tokens : tokensList) {
			System.out.println("[HEU-PRE] " + xmlNames.get(document++) + "(" + document + "/" + (tokensList.size())
			                + ")");
			Map<String, Integer> seenPrefixes = new HashMap<String, Integer>(initialCapacityPrefixes);
			List<String> seenStrings = new ArrayList<String>(initialCapacityStrings);
			String[] tokensArray = tokens.toArray(new String[tokens.size()]);
			for (int tokenIndex = 0; tokenIndex < tokensArray.length; tokenIndex++) {
				String token = tokensArray[tokenIndex];
				if (!seenStrings.contains(token)) {
					seenStrings.add(token);
					// If token is longer than permitted maxSize set it to maxSize else to a letter less than the token
					// is long.
					int letterMax = MAX_PREFIX_LENGTH != -1 && token.length() - 1 > MAX_PREFIX_LENGTH ? MAX_PREFIX_LENGTH
					                : token.length() - 2;
					for (int letterIndex = letterMax - 1; letterIndex >= MIN_PREFIX_LENGTH - 1; letterIndex--) {
						String prefix = token.substring(0, letterIndex + 1);
						for (int comTokenIndex = tokenIndex + 1; comTokenIndex < tokensArray.length; comTokenIndex++) {
							if (tokensArray[comTokenIndex].startsWith(prefix)) {
								if (!seenPrefixes.containsKey(prefix)) {
									seenPrefixes.put(prefix, 1);
								}
								else {
									int occurences = seenPrefixes.get(prefix) + 1;
									seenPrefixes.put(prefix, occurences);
									if (occurences == MIN_OCCURENCES) {
										writerRaw.println(prefix);
										prefixesFound++;
									}
								}
							}
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}
		writerRaw.close();
		System.out.println("[HEU-PRE] Found " + prefixesFound + " prefixes.");
		long endTime = System.nanoTime();
		System.out.println("[HEU-PRE] Took " + (endTime - startTime) / 1000000000 + " seconds.");
	}

	private String getDocumentName(final JCas jcas) {
		DocumentMetaData aMetaData = DocumentMetaData.get(jcas);
		return aMetaData.getDocumentId();
	}

}

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BioM: Osowski, Jadwiga (1928)
Contact: stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames:OSOWSKI PIEKARZ
----Source: THORP COURIER (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 11/1/1928
Osowski, Jadwiga (29 OCT 1928)
Mr. Franciszkem Piekarz and Miss Jadwiga Osowski, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at St. Hedwig's Church on Tuesday morning, Oct. 29th, 1928, Father F. A. Kulig performing the ceremony. Many guests were entertained at the wedding dinner following the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents.
(Follow on in the 11/8/1928 Thorp Courier)
A very pretty wedding took place on Monday, Oct. 29th, 1928 at St. Hedwig's Church when Ida Osowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Osowski and Frank Piekarz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Piekarz, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. F. Kulig.
The bride was attired in a gown of white crepe back satin with lace set off with rhinestones, and the veil of silk lace and a beaded crown. She carried a bouquet of white roses, chrysanthemums and lilies of the valley, and the groom wore the conventional black.
The bridesmaids were: Anne Osowski, sister of the bride, Celia Kotecki, niece of the bride, and Florence Kotecki, also a niece of the bride. The ushers were Adam Piekarz, brother of the groom, John Osowski, brother of the bride and Edward Osowski, nephew of the bride. The bridesmaids wore gowns of coral, orchid and peach. The flower girls, Alice Donash and Dorothy Kotecki, who wore blue and green and carried baskets of roses and carnations, were also nieces of the bride.
The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, and a free dance was given at Joe Tobola's hall at Reseburg in the evening, and was attended by a large crowd of relatives and friends. The music was furnished by Kobylarcyk's orchestra.
The out of town relatives were: Frank Osowski and family of Milwaukee, Mrs. Felix Donasha nd children of Chicago, Mrs. A. Balicki and son of Chicago, Mrs. Louis Osowski of Chicago, and Misses Celia, Florence and Dorothy Kotecki of Milwaukee.
The newlyweds received very many beautiful presents, and will reside at the Withee Cooperative Dairy, where the groom is employed as cheesemaker.


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Q: Ошибка подключения файла css на Wordpress Подключаю файл css через functions.php в Wordpress. В результате выдаёт ошибку:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token.

Файл подключен, так как в консоли могу видеть исходный код. Файл минифицирован.
@charset "UTF-8";*{padding:0;margin:0;border:0}*,:after,:before{box-sizing:border-box}:active
В чём может быть ошибка? Необходимые скриншоты прикреплю.
Файл functions.php

A: Зачем ты вызываешь wp_enqueue_script
Попробуй сделать так
<?php
function register_styles() {
wp_register_style('all', get_template_directory_uri() .'/build/all.css');
wp_enqueue_style('all');'

}

add_action( 'wp_enqueue', 'register_styles' );

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Teenage...the last leg of a carefree journey before the seriousness of life sets in....but is it really that carefree...from bodily changes, mood swings, infatuations, rejections, attractions, aggression, heartbreak, complexes, questions, competition, sense of insecurity, trust issues, fear of being judged, arguments, rebellion, temptations, curiosity, depression, anger, wrong choices, peer pressure, need of approval, broken sense of security....phew!!! Being a teenager is no longer easy!
Where do I begin helping my child is what many parents are asking today. How much ever we think we can help as we have all gone through the same phase, our balm-ing words sound insufficient n repetitive.
Talking extensively to the teenage girls and boys as a life coach I realised what a vicious circle we have ourselves created. We have set very high standards of self and social approval in our child's mind. They are impressed by fair, flawless skins, swanky cars, huge bungalows, branded clothes, super thin bodies, high end gadgets, foreign holidays...and want to fit the bill just to feel an approval from the outside coming. The mirror is no longer the friend at whom I would secretively smile in appreciation of those twinkling eyes, but a critical bystander who reinforces my flaws each time I look closely at myself. The mirror hasn't changed, my eyes only look differently now.
A child who refuses to use loud and foul language is considered 'uncool' and is discarded as an extra card in the pack; a natural introvert is rushed to the psychologist in fear of rejection; innocence and honesty are seen as blocks or masks of dumbness; we as parents are losing our ground like never before..
When your child is left feeling lonely and discarded amongst their peer group, it tarnishes a child's sense of self and pressurizes them to either give up on their confidence or do something to bring the lost glory back even if it means compromising on what they know isn't them.
Are we instilling more fear than faith in them?
How much are we telling our children about compassion, forgiveness and righteousness, and self belief?
Martin Luther King and the likes have left great examples of these qualities and must be talked about.
If we as parents truly focus on people's character, strength and value traits above their outer appearance our children will imbibe the same quality.
If we help them know that a child is going to offer that cigarette to you only to find a partner in crime and not because it has anything good in it they might use their sensibility to gauge the right choice.
If we use our own childhood stories, realisations, outside inspiration every now and then and also in times of their failure fill them with an extra pinch of positivity we will take the fear of failure away from them.
We fall into the same traps at our own level (the gloss of the outward appearances) in which we find our teens…we are being watched! Children follow more of what 'we do' than what 'we say'.
We at the 'Blessed Kids' encourage teenagers to hold higher self esteem and bring clarity to them through stories and open discussions on related topics.
We give them a platform for speaking their mind without feeling judged and gently correct the way they perceive the world if the need be.
very aptly put, "the last leg of a carefree journey before the seriousness of life sets in"
quite an interesting blog on parenting the most difficult period of growing up years.
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All children who reach the age of 5 on or before August 1, 2019, are eligible to enroll for kindergarten.
To enroll your child, attend the registration fair or visit the elementary school building your child will attend, either Louisville Elementary or North Nimishillen Elementary. If you are unsure of which building you attend, please contact one of the buildings so that your address can be checked to see which building you are assigned. Note: Students must live in the Louisville City School District.


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I want to become understanding, caring and deeply loving match with my man. So, do you see your future life in the same colors as I do?


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My Next Reading
On my 35th birthday, I was at a breaking point: I wanted a relationship, and I needed my career to blossom. After a year of financial struggle, and numerous dates I was saddled with a feeling that no matter what I did, the things I wanted were just not coming my way any time soon. So I gave myself a long, thorough reading with Michael.
Things happened fast
The first reading turned me 180 degrees out of negative fear and into a deep confidence I had admired in others but had yet to display myself. After learning from Michael that I would have children, a husband, a home, and an abundant career that used my creative gifts, I was launched into four months of bliss. One thing followed the other. Michael told me that my play would be a success, and it later had a reading in New York with a company that is continuing to develop it for production on both coasts. When I talked to Michael I hadn't even finished it!
Michael told me that my money challenges would be met soon, and I wouldn't be thinking about money as much by the end of that year. Could those years as a "struggling artist" – and the bank account to prove it – really be over? As I was pondering this, my old boss got promoted and without my knowledge fought to secure my new salary as her replacement. I returned from New York to a 30-percent raise, and I was one giant step further ahead in my career.
And then came fear
Wham! The force I had not been prepared for hit like a stone: Fear. Huge, terrible, hurt-your-stomach fear. If these things were happening, would I actually be in a gulp – relationship – soon? Michael had told me that someone with the name Steve would come into my life in May, and we would have a discussion about, of all things, chopsticks. Chopsticks?
I went into panic. Was I ready? Did I really want what I thought I wanted?
And then, Steve showed up – three times. A new woman at work set me up with her friend, Steve. Within a day he emailed and asked me to dinner… and asked if I wanted to eat with chopsticks or a fork. My heart raced. It had to be him, right? The next weekend, I meet a Steve on the dance floor. We danced to the song "Turning Japanese." Does that count? Then at work a new man came into the office. His name was… Steve. I passed him chopsticks at lunch. I was so confused!
A call for reassurance
I decided the one person I could really talk to about this was Michael. I needed reassurance. I needed connection. I needed to know that leaving behind my old life of struggle and stepping into this new magical time was what was really happening, and it wasn't all going to stop. I was deep in the fear of…success.
So I placed the call. Michael knew who I was right away, and he could sense that what he had warned me of in the first reading was coming to pass. He told me that I had to walk into my fear, or I would miss all the best moments of my life. He told me that nothing bad was going to happen. And right there, I relaxed. I was the one not letting the relief in – and I could change that! This really was my life, and it was turning out better than I could ever have imagined.
A return to bliss
The first thing that Michael said was that Steve would be back in my life in a week or so, and he would explain what had kept him. It would be the "Steve" who had emailed me for dinner and mentioned chopsticks. I was relieved, deeply. I had hoped he was the one. What about these confused feelings? Michael explained that I was completely unfamiliar with a life with no internal negative voice cutting down my efforts. This was why things didn't feel the way I thought they would.
The negative voice that had left after the first reading was gone, and had been replaced by open space. Like a new butterfly, I didn't yet know how to fly, but I was free, and I would soon be taking flight. Suddenly, I achieved that same bliss, and I asked Michael how to keep that good feeling. He told me I had to choose to be there, and that nothing magical would put me there – only my choice.
A great feeling came to me. I was not a victim of my success. I was the owner of my success! Michael saw that. Now I did, too.
Two weeks later, Steve emailed me. He had been on a deadline at work, but hoped we could see each other again. I smiled to myself. It was just as Michael had predicted, and it was just what I wanted. Calling him a second time had put me right back into alignment, ready to receive all that I was meant to. Thank you, Michael!
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Neogen CEO Touts Deal With 3M's Food-Safety Unit, Says It Improves Blockchain Innovation – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Posted on December 16, 2021 by nhadmin
Neogen CEO John Adent on Wednesday touted the company's deal to merge with 3M's food-safety unit.
It improves revenue growth opportunities and fuels innovation on emerging technologies such as the blockchain, he told CNBC's Jim Cramer.
Combining with 3M's food-safety unit "doubles the size of our business," Adent said in an interview on "Mad Money."
Neogen CEO John Adent on Wednesday touted the company's deal to merge with 3M's food-safety unit, telling CNBC's Jim Cramer it improves revenue growth opportunities and fuels innovation on emerging technologies such as the blockchain.
Neogen — which makes animal health-care products and food safety tests, including those that can be used to detect pathogens and allergens — announced merger plans Tuesday. The news sent the Michigan-based company's stock higher by 8.2% Tuesday, although it gave back some of those gains Wednesday when it lost 1.34%.
Combining with 3M's food-safety unit "doubles the size of our business," Adent said in an interview on "Mad Money." "It really allows us to reach more customers more often with an unparalleled product offering. … It's going to help us drive this industry forward through our data analytics platform and our blockchain solution that really increases the efficiency, traceability and enhance the food-safety protocols for customers."
Blockchains are decentralized digital ledgers that are most commonly associated with cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ether. However, that's not its only use case.
Neogen partnered with Ripe Technology nearly two years ago to start adapting the blockchain into its work on food safety diagnostics and animal genomics. The blockchain is helpful to Neogen because it "permanently connects a tremendous amount of potentially critical data," Adent said in a release at the time.
On Wednesday, he further elaborated on how Neogen uses blockchain technology for food safety.
"When you go to the store and buy one of our customers' steaks and you take it home, if you send me a sample, I'm going to be able to tell you where that animal lived, what that animal ate, all the inputs into that animal, every single stop along the way until it got to your dinner plate," Adent told Cramer.
Details on the 3M deal
Adent will run the combined company, which is estimated to have an enterprise value of roughly $9.3 billion. 3M shareholders will get 50.1% of the new entity, and Neogen shareholders receive the remaining 49.9%.
The transaction, which is being completed using a tax-advantaged Reverse Morris Trust, is expected to close by the end of the third quarter next year.
3M's food-safety unit, which had been part of the industrial conglomerate's health-care division, also makes allergen and pathogen tests, among other products.
"That's a business that we've admired for a long time, that 3M business. We think it's a great business. It's a great complementary fit for us. They've got tremendous IP," and passionate employees, Adent said. "By bringing it into us, we can give them the resources they need to grow and the focus they need."
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Fife Lake is a permanent prairie lake, located near the town of Rockglen, in south-central Saskatchewan. The lake is used by a variety of waterbirds, while the wide beach supports a large Piping Plover population. Although there are some eroded badlands in the vicinity, nearly all of the immediate surrounding area has been cultivated for agriculture. Several intermittent creeks drain into this lake from the surrounding plain. Fife Lake is also used for recreational purposes, as Rockin Beach Regional Park is located at the south end of the lake.
Fife Lake is a significant nesting area for the globally vulnerable (nationally endangered) Piping Plover. The 1991 International census recorded 9 pairs of nesting Piping Plovers and 29 birds in total. During the 1996 census, this number increased to 13 pairs of nesting Piping Plovers and 53 birds in total. Surveys were also completed in 1986, although lower numbers were recorded. The average for these 3 surveys was 30 Piping Plovers. This represents about 1.8% of the Canadian Northern Great Plains population, while the 1996 census results could represent as much as 3.1% of this population and 1.6% of the total Northern Great Plains population. Another nationally endangered species, the Burrowing Owl, also nests in the landscape surrounding this site. At least three breeding sites are known, which could support 1% of the national population.
The lake is also identified by the Canadian Wildlife Service as being regionally significant for a number of other waterbirds. These species include nesting Western Grebes (300 birds 200 adults and 100 young), Eared Grebes (100 birds 80 adults and 20 young), and Black-crowned Night-Heron (50 were present in July 1980, which suggests a breeding colony in the local area).
The entire lake basin has been designated as critical Piping Plover habitat under the provincial Wildlife Habitat Protection Act. This designation protects the shoreline to the high water mark from development. Critical Piping Plover habitat is defined as areas used by one or more pairs of Piping Plovers where there is a reasonable expectation of repeat use.
Drought, caused by low spring runoff and lack of seasonal rains, is a major threat to the nesting Piping Plovers, and other waterbirds. The proximity of the regional park to the nesting areas is also a potential source of disturbance.


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Q: I Can't find the icons dart file Hello please how to access the icons.dart file in flutter ? i can't seem to find it in my packages.
I want to import a customed icon in my project but it doesn't seem to work because i can't find open the icons.dart file please help me

A: It's in the Material package.
You need to import material: import 'package:flutter/material.dart';


This is a private Church Security Training class offered on Saturday, January 26, 2019 at 9am.
Please bring your pistol, 200 rounds of ammunition, a good quality hip holster, extra magazines and a shirt/jacket to conceal your weapon. Loaded weapons are not allowed in the classroom. Students are encouraged to have had some prior training and understand the basic SAFE function of their weapon. Open toed shoes and loose necked shirts are discouraged on the range.
Any unsafe student, or student who does not possess the basic knowledge of the function of their weapon will be asked to leave the range.


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The City of Naperville Standard Specifications and Standard Details provide direction for development and construction activities within the City of Naperville.
In an effort to reduce review times related to the review of detailed grading plans, top of foundation surveys and final grading surveys for single family home construction, the City of Naperville's Engineering Team has created checklists to assist the engineering community and city staff.
This refers to single family home construction in new subdivisions that have a master grading plan.
This refers to single family home construction in areas that were developed without a master grading plan and/or there was a home previously located on the property, which is being torn down and replaced.
Various departments in the City of Naperville have identified standard notes to be included in the final engineering plans associated with development projects.
This booklet provides information and details related to the City of Naperville's requirements for concrete construction in the public right-of-way.
This booklet is a guide for individuals charged with placing traffic control devices to protect a work area. The guide is not intended to provide instructions for every situation that may require traffic control, but provides direction and examples for common maintenance operations that occur in the City of Naperville.


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I'm going to keep this short and sweet... I have decided to take a break from my Patreon on put it on hiatus for the rest of 2021.
In case you don't already know I started my Patreon page back during the first lockdown. My Patreon consists of drawing tutorials, in both video and ebook form, and digital goodies. You can check out a list of all the previous content I've made HERE.
I have really enjoyed (and learnt a lot from) making these tutorials, and they have kept me busy and sane, and feeling like in actually being useful during this last two awful years. So I really appreciate all of my Patrons so much, their support has meant an awful lot to me.
But now that I am back to tattooing I don't have an awful lot of spare time, and I need to dedicate the time I do have to my own personal art practice and development. So that why I've made the decision to put Patreon on hold for now.
If you are interested in the previous tutorials I have made, you can still access them. If you sign up now you will pay once, and then not be charged in October, November or December 2021, but still have access to what you have signed up for. Here's a LINK if you want to check out my different tiers.
I am going to see how I feel about starting it up again in the new year.
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Even the big boys get it wrong sometimes!
In their 2015 Catalogue launch project, IKEA (or their creatives: BBH) came up with a great concept.
The initial advert (which I might say should definitely be appearing on the awards circuits next year) was brilliant, and quite understandable way wide shared & quickly spread.
You can view the details in the blog post on the DMA website here.
This is a great example of a case where the design and creative effort was significantly greater than the effort to actually use those creatives in the real world!
Don't get me wrong great design is important, but was the saying goes, it's not what you have, as what you do with it that makes the difference!


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Planning to Watch After Life Season 3? Here's a Recap What Happened So Far
Manjima Das
After Life Season 3 is something fans have been hoping for since the doorbell ring that ended the last season. The British black comedy-drama is the brainchild of acclaimed comedian Ricky Gervais- created, written, produced and directed by Gervais himself, who also stars as our protagonist Tony in this Netflix series. The first season of this emotionally reeling series premiered on 8 March 2019, followed by the second season in 2020. The upcoming season, which is right around the corner, is the final one and will mark the end of this remarkable drama.
Along with Ricky Gervais, the main cast includes Tom Basden, Tony Way, Diane Morgan, Mandeep Dhillon, Kerry Godliman, Ashley Jensen, Paul Kaye, Penelope Wilton, Joe Wilkinson, Roisin Conaty, David Bradley, Tim Plester, David Earl, Jo Hartley and Ethan Lawrence. The series is also the winner of the Best Comedy at the 2021 National Television Awards. However, before After Life Season 3 premieres, let us quickly jog our minds through the memory lane picking up only on the key details from the previous seasons that will determine our character's fate in the upcoming finale.
After Life Recap: The Story of Tony Johnson
At the beginning of the first season, we come to know about the death of Tony's wife, Lisa due to cancer. Following the next two seasons we only get to see her in video clips she has recorded for her husband prior to her death and flashbacks Tony has about their once-happy life. The death of Lisa has left Tony shattered and depressed. At the start of season one, he is overwhelmed with suicidal tendencies and does not hold himself accountable for his actions. In fact, he goes on to say that being rude and not caring is similar to having a superpower.
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What he doesn't know is that over the very many days that he spent grieving Lisa's absence and meeting people, both old and new in his life, he learns and understands the value of empathy and, that sheer feeling of lighting somebody up with niceness and value of life. During his journey in season one, it is his intern- Sandy, his brother-in-law, Matt, his father's nurse- Emma and Anne, the widow he meets in the graveyard, who constantly push him towards the light when he desires to sleep into the darkness. His constant friend throughout is Lenny, who instead of being pushy like the other lets him go at his own pace, establishing a sense of balance in Tony's growth.
By the end of the first season, we are emotional to see a Tony that has learned the value of relationships, the people around him and what life can become if you can just get out of your bed and lookup. In this process, Tony also grows a crush on his father's nurse, Emma, who he asks out by the end of After Life Season 1.
In comparison to season one, After Life season 2 takes into account a more empathetic pallette. Season one was extremely dark and trigger and, at times, it felt like Tony would drain himself empty. In season two, things get a little better. Of course, Tony is still coming in terms with the new way he's learned without disregarding his old dark humour, but for most of the season, we focus on how Tony deals with people around him going through a crisis, be it Matt's rocky marriage or Sandy's personal tragedy.
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Yet all progress that Tony makes comes breaking down when his father, who has spent most of After Life in a care home, passes away. Apparently, Tony handles this loss better, by being philosophical and calling it the "natural order of things". But the audience who have seen him so closely for two seasons realizes how he has masked his grief. It is not until we see Tony clutching onto a couple of tablets and looking at Lisa's video clips that we realize that the man is back to square one.
The ending scene of After Life Season 2 is what one calls an open ending. With Tony relying his life on the pills his doorbell rings and we see Emma at the gate. It is unsure if Emma is able to help him out of the situation or not and if the duo gets together. This is what brings After Life Season 3 into the scene where we are going to find out what happens to Tony next.
After Life Season 3: Watch the Trailer
After Life Season 3 premieres on Netflix on the 14th of January, 2022. You can watch all the previous episodes of the show, here.
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New Collaboration Will Develop, Deliver Needed Childhood TB Medicines
Svizera Europe and TB Alliance commit to fulfill urgent need
30 October 2013 (PARIS, FRANCE): In an effort to develop and deliver treatments for children with tuberculosis (TB)—answering a critical need in public health today—TB Alliance, a not-for-profit organization with the mission to develop better, faster-acting, and affordable drugs for TB, has entered into a collaboration with Svizera Europe, one of the leading global supply and distribution companies for TB treatments. The partnership aims to create and enable access to new medicines for childhood TB. Tuberculosis is among the top 10 killers of children and an estimated 500,000 children have TB, but many suspect the burden could be much higher.
Today, there are no quality-assured medicines available in the formulations recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) to treat children with TB. TB Alliance has spearheaded an initiative, in partnership with WHO and primarily funded by the global health initiative UNITAID, to facilitate the development and delivery of appropriately dosed, child-friendly formulations of the "first-line" TB treatment to increase child survival and decrease the emergence of drug resistance. The partnership between TB Alliance and Svizera should advance these goals.
"Clinicians and countries don't have the right tools to treat children with TB," said Boudewijn Ploos van Amstel, CEO of Svizera. "We look forward to partnering with TB Alliance to not only ensure correct pediatric treatments will be developed but that they will be delivered and made accessible in high TB burden countries."
The current first-line treatment for drug-sensitive TB is a combination of isoniazid, rifampicin, pyrazinamide, and ethambutol. In 2010, the WHO revised its recommended dosing for childhood TB medicines, in recognition that children were receiving too little drug to fully treat their disease. However, no formulations have since been developed in line with these revised recommendations. As a result, children are treated with the currently available formulations that deliver too little treatment, or existing adult formulations which are broken or crushed in an attempt to achieve the right dose. The complexity of these approaches contributes to poor outcomes and the development of drug resistance amongst children.
"TB is a neglected disease—but children with TB are the neglected of the neglected," said Mel Spigelman, MD, President and CEO of TB Alliance. "The collaboration with Svizera Europe is an important first step toward creating the appropriate products to treat children with TB and correcting the inexcusable lack of attention to this growing problem. In turn, this partnership will help to create a sustainable market, one in which there is adequate and appropriate supply to help meet the urgent need."
Additional work must be undertaken to ensure new treatments reach children with TB. Working with WHO, UNITAID, and others, TB Alliance will clarify the global regulatory pathway for new pediatric TB treatments as well as conduct research that analyzes not just patient numbers but the potential size of the market, gaps in programmatic implementation, barriers to market entry, and other market dynamics to help ensure a sustainable supply of appropriate, quality assured child-friendly medicines for children with TB.
About the TB Alliance
The Global Alliance for TB Drug Development (TB Alliance) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to finding faster-acting and affordable drug regimens to fight tuberculosis. Through innovative science and with partners around the globe, we aim to ensure equitable access to faster, better TB cures that will advance global health and prosperity. The TB Alliance operates with funding from Australia Aid, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, European Commission, Global Health Innovative Technology Fund, Irish Aid, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, UNITAID, United Kingdom Department for International Development, United States Agency for International Development, and the United States Food and Drug Administration. For more information please visit www.tballiance.org.
About Svizera
Svizera Europe BV is a leading company in the supply and distribution of products for the diagnosis and treatment of Tuberculosis and other infectious diseases. The aim is to contribute to the worldwide improvement in the diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases by sharing knowledge with the partners, investing in innovative solutions and supplying high quality products and services.
For TB Alliance
Joanna Breitstein, Director of Communications
Joanna.breitstein@tballiance.org
For Svizera Europe
Anuschka Ploos van Amstel, Quality Manager
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Q: Computers hangs after running big script ubuntu mate 16.04 I am using ubuntu mate 16.04 and i recently ran a mpi script that was intended to overload my cpu. After running, and killing, the script I started running into issues:
- A lot of simple commands (like ifconfig) would to get stuck and hang.
- Trying to kill these processes, even with the -9 flag, doesn't work
- Rebooting the machine also hangs, I have force shutdown it using the button
After rebooting the machine I have never run the script again, but after a certain amount of time I again see commands starting to hang, or the network-manager service gets stuck, or some other odd thing happens, and I realize the symptoms re-appear and I have to reboot - which again hangs - and then I force shutdown.
I can't find anything that looks weird using top or ps. I ran the checkbox-gui hardware scan and didn't find problems.
This is the script I ran:
mpirun -n 2 python bigScript.py -o /dev/null
Where bigScript.py is just:
2**10000000000000
While it ran it did take 100% of my cpu.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: It is very likely that system is out RAM, and uses swap a lot.
I can't get result using one thread on system with 32 Gb RAM + 32 Gb swap.
You are trying to calculate 2^(1e13), it is very big number.
I can't calculate it even with quadmath:
// This is quad_pow.c
// Compile it with gcc quad_pow.c -lquadmath -o quad_pow; ./quad_pow
#include <stdio.h>
#include <quadmath.h>
#define LEN 10240
int main()
{
        char power[LEN], s_result[LEN];
        printf("Please enter `power` for 2^(`power`):\n");
        scanf("%s", power);

        __float128 result = powq(2, strtoflt128(power, NULL));

        quadmath_snprintf(s_result, LEN, "%Qf", result);

        printf("2^%s = %s\n", power, s_result);
        return 0;
}

The last I can calculate is 2^16383:
2^16383 = [encoded data, 4932 characters].000000

It corresponds with #define FLT128_MAX_EXP 16384 in quadmath.h
Please take into account that log10(16383) = 4.2143934, three-fold smaller than 13!
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Souheila Yacoub was a gymnast who represented Switzerland in several competitions before she changed course and became an actress. She studied at prestigious art institutions and worked in theater before making her debut in films and on TV. Souheila Yacoub's movie, Climax, will be screened during Midnight Madness at TIFF 2018 in Toronto, Canada, which takes place from September 6 to September 16, 2018. It's possible she could be one of the breakout stars at the festival!
Former gymnast Souheila Yacoub has been getting a lot of buzz over the last few years as a talented young actress, even though she has only acted in a few films so far.
The Swiss Miss is being talked about as one of the brightest new hopes in French cinema, capable of making it big even in America. Now, people are curious to know more about this gifted young actress.
Get to know Souheila Yacoub better with these interesting facts about her.
Born on June 29, 1992, Souheila Yacoub's age is 26. She hails from Geneva, Switzerland, so Souheila Yacoub's nationality is Swiss. However, her father is of Tunisian descent.
She is an actress who has appeared on the TV series, Plus belle la vie. The show is about the everyday lives of people who live in a fictitious neighborhood called Le Mistral.
In her fledgling career, Yacoub has also acted in a few movies like Les affamés and most recently Climax, which looks to be one mind-bender of a thrill ride for TIFF attendees!
Climax is in the news because it is one of the 10 films that have been selected to be shown during Midnight Madness at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) 2018. The preview alone has viewers on the edge of their seats and scratching their heads, so this could be a good one to keep an eye out for!
TIFF 2018 will take place from September 6 to September 16, 2018, in Toronto, Canada.
Climax is a 2018 French musical horror film. The plot centers around a group of hip-hop dancers who experience strange symptoms after they accidentally ingest psychedelic drugs.
Yacoub plays a character who is a victim of her drugged colleagues.
Yacoub has worked in theater as well under the assured direction of acclaimed directors like Wajdi Mouawad and Guillaume Vincent.
However, Yacoub wasn't always an actress in films and the theater. Before she turned to acting, she made her mark in sports as a gymnast.
For more than six years, Souheila Yacoub was a gymnast on Switzerland's national team. She competed at world championships, including at the 2009 and 2010 World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships. Also, she was an elite sports woman at the Federal Sports Office of Macolin.
Yacoub studied at Cours Florent, a French theater school created in 1967 by Francois Florent. She later studied at the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art, a French public higher education institution in Paris, France.
At the age of 20, Yacoub was elected as the 24th Miss Suisse Romande on December 15, 2012, in Geneva.
Miss Suisse Romande is the title of an annual beauty contest, which is awarded to the winner of the competition.
TIFF 2018 is a prestigious film festival, and Yacoub will undoubtedly get a lot of exposure when Climax is screened before an eager audience.
With her good looks, oodles of talent, and graceful personality, Souheila Yacoub could well be one of the breakout stars of the TIFF 2018! So, be sure to keep an eye out for this dancing queen!