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DoBee and Theresa Plaisance, a story of family hoops
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"Whatever role you have, you play it big"
NEW LONDON, CT – OCTOBER 04: Theresa Plaisance #55 of the Connecticut Sun participates during the 2019 WNBA Her Time to Play Clinic presented by AT&T on October 4 2019 at Connecticut College in New London, Connecticut. Copyright 2019 NBAE (Photo by Khoi Ton/NBAE via Getty Images)
WASHINGTON, UNCASVILLE, Conn. —Theresa Plaisance had trouble sleeping at night as the WINBA Finals shifted from Washington to Uncasville. She and the Connecticut Sun managed to split the first two games in D.C with the Mystics. The top two seeds in the regular season were tied up headed into Game 3.
"To be able to compete in a WNBA Finals, which in our sport is as high as you can get, is something that's very special, I don't think it's really hit me yet," the LSU alumna told High Post Hoops on the eve of Game 3. However, Plaisance admitted her excitement was nothing compared to that of her family, set to arrive the next day from Louisiana.
The WNBA has proven to be family-friendly for its players and team staff. Courtney Vandersloot runs the Chicago Sky backcourt with her wife Allie Quigley. Don Williams electrified the Connecticut Sun fan base in support of his daughter Courtney. And for two games in Connecticut, Mary "DoBee" and Scott Plaisance cheered on Theresa together.
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Throughout the five game series, I caught up with Theresa Plaisance and her biggest fan and basketball mentor Mary "DoBee" Plaisance. Or as Theresa calls her, mom.
A story that started as a recap of a mom's overexcitement embarrassing her daughter turned into a lesson about life.
At Game 3 at Mohegan Sun Arena, DoBee could be seen with her standard mom attire: a point and shoot camera and her cell phone. In an interview with Ari Chambers ahead of Game 4, DoBee called her set-up "old school, cool school".
The "old school" camera just happens to be bright orange, but has been around well before Theresa was traded to Connecticut in August. The family refers to the camera as "the black hole".
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"That thing has been through so much … [but] whatever goes on that camera never makes it off," the Connecticut Sun center said after Game 5.
The old school black hole was also there to capture another key milestone for the Plaisance Family. On July 31, 2018 Theresa subbed in for the Dallas Wings with 3:24 left in the second quarter. Despite the Wings being down 49-25, the crowd erupted when Plaisance hit the floor.
After Game 4 of the WNBA Finals, Theresa joked about that moment. She recalled working hard to recover from her ACL tear, she recalled entering the game, she recalled the crowd going wild, and she also recalled the Wings broadcast panning to her mother and the black hole stealing her moment. The story came up because DoBee wasn't sure she'd make Game 5 due to her coaching obligations. Theresa hinted, in good fun, that maybe that was for the best.
To hear Theresa originally tell it, one might think she's nothing more than an embarrassed daughter. However, that is far from the case. She did not betray her mother for long, arguing her team would understand if she stayed for Game 5.
DoBee did not stay and return to Louisiana for Nicholls practice, study hall, and a community event on Thursday night. The same night her only daughter would compete in her first WNBA Finals.
DoBee's emotions were great in number, she said Thursday afternoon, ahead of Game 5. However, paramount was her faith in Theresa and her team to trust the process.
"As a mom [I] certainly want to be there. But … it's sort of been my whole life with both my children, I just have to balance [coaching and parenting]. I needed to be back here with my team," said DoBee.
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She quickly switched to a basketball mentality. The mother and coach put it this way: "It's about the intangibles that I want Theresa to take away from this experience and what I want my players to learn about this experience. Because tonight, completely Erica, is about the process. It's so about the process. The experience, the process, what you've gone through to get to this point."
The, just as suddenly she switched to a Southern woman of faith praying over her child, "And, you know, she's in a great place. She says, 'Momma I'm happy and I'm ready.' And I say, 'Lord, God stay happy and ready and keep God on your side,'" she closed with a laugh.
Although she switches effortlessly from role to role, the truth is that DoBee brings all these pieces of her life together. She's been coaching for over 20 years — Theresa's entire life — and has met success at every level. First it was back-to-back high school state championships at St. Martin's Episcopal School, then an Elite Eight berth for Loyola in the NIAW Tournament, and last year the first NCAA Tournament appearance for Nicholls.
Therefore, missing practice, even with the WNBA Finals as the excuse, was never an option. Theresa understood her mother's decision and didn't express any hurt feelings. In fact, Theresa made a point to lift coach Plaisance up.
"She's a really special woman. Being coaching a small school, she doesn't really get the credit that she deserves. But if you look at her track record, every single program that she's [coached] has turned to gold. She completely flipped it around with scholarships, without scholarships, wherever she goes, she really makes an impact … she has a really big heart and I'm really happy for all of her success … because she works so hard for it, and she deserves every ounce of it."
The Plaisance family is full of basketball professionals. Theresa in the WNBA and overseas, DoBee as the head coach at Nicholls State University in Louisiana, and Scott Jr. who played at the University of New Orleans like his mother. Supporting one another, keeping the most pressure-filled moments light, and focusing on the proper perspective is what they do. Bringing love, joy and perseverance to the game is their unique gift.That is what truly guided Theresa's ACL injury and triumphant comeback.
When asked Thursday night to once again reflect on her return from the ACL injury, Theresa took time to consider what that moment must have meant to her family, especially her mother.
"My brother and I are my mom's number one priority. My whole life, my mom has always put us first, both my parents sacrifice so much to get me and my brother in the positions we are in today.
When I tore my ACL, probably the only person more hurt than I was was my mom. For her to see me go through that process every single day. And, you know, she physically took care of me. Got me in and out of the shower, brought me food, gave me my medicine … [she saw] the process. I think that moment for her was just as big, if not bigger than it was for me. It was really special moment."
Theresa got most of it right. DoBee was definitely proud of how her daughter handled the process.
"Theresa had never been injured in her life, to that magnitude I guess you should say. And, she had just been named the Euro player of the Week out in Poland and everything seemed to be going well and then here's this, what seemed to be a huge setback," said DoBee.
ARLINGTON, TX – JUNE 30: Theresa Plaisance #55 of Dallas Wings hi-fives teammates entering the court before the game against the Minnesota Lynx on June 30, 2019 at the College Park Center in Arlington, Texas. Copyright 2019 NBAE (Photo by Cooper Neill/NBAE via Getty Images)
It wasn't a setback, instead it was a stepping stone to Theresa's comeback, according her mother. It was a time for her daughter to trust her body and to trust her process. The process was on DoBee's mind as she held up her two cameras, fighting back tears. But soon, she realized she was witnessing a moment much bigger than basketball.
DoBee is always reminding her children to be good people. To be happy people. To be God-fearing people. When she saw her daughter get a standing ovation in Dallas, she realized her daughter was a good person, that she was happy and making other people happy. To this day, that is what makes her emotional, thinking about that game last July.
"When she got on that court for the first time, she got a standing ovation. As a mom [through tears] it wasn't so much, 'Oh, Theresa's back.' It's like, 'wow, what a difference she's made to these people.' In that moment, they cheered … they cheered through the first media. They would not stop cheering."
Before leaving Theresa to return to a quiet and hurting Connecticut Sun locker room after Game 5's loss, I told her what her mother said. As she took it in, she got emotional for the first time.
"Yeah, it means the world to me, you know, when your mom approves of something, and when your parents approve something. It means a lot," Theresa said as her voice cracked.
She described how her profession takes her away from her family and how hard she works to be a good player and teammate. But in that moment, Theresa felt seen by one of the people that matters the most.
Plaisance only saw 29 seconds in the entire WNBA Finals. Her role for the Sun is as of yet defined in her short time in Uncasville. Ahead of Game 3 at the Her Time to Play clinic, Plaisance was still struggling to fully attach herself to the Connecticut Sun.
"These are really hard working ladies with great team chemistry. And they've been working for years to come to this moment. And luckily, I got thrown into it mid season, and I'm able to be a part of it and I feel extremely blessed. But you know, they really put in the work and I feel like they need to get a lot more credit than then they're getting right now," she said with humility.
By Game 5, despite losing to Connecticut 89-78, Plaisance was more comfortable saying we.
"There's so much upside and potential with this team … we're going to be in the hunt to be in this position next year, and years to come. And it's an exciting feeling right now. It really hurts and I think we're going to take this feeling and carry on. Hopefully that'll motivate us next season."
Even after a loss, Theresa is leaning on the process. Just like her momma coached her to do.
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My Conversion Prayers Were Answered Through An Orthodox A Cappella Group
By Tamara Reese Apr 18, 2014
I love music. I've been singing all my life. I belted out an elaborate rendition of "Old Macdonald" in my yellow bathing suit for the cable guy when I was 3 and sang on stage throughout adolescence and college. So much of my life has been set to music; every year a different show, a different song. It is how I built an inner confidence and poise. I have always felt that my voice was one of the things that brought me closest to God. A gift I was blessed with and never took for granted.
But marriage and careers and babies and more babies made it very hard to fit singing into my life.
I remember the first time I set foot in a temple for services. While it was a Reform congregation, the service and songs were primarily in Hebrew. Everything felt foreign to me. I knew that Judaism was calling to me but in that moment I couldn't hear it. I felt lost, confused and disconnected.
And then something happened. The Rabbi picked up his guitar and began to sing Debbie Friedman's version of "Miriam's Song." The beautiful melody instantly connected with me and I held onto that tune and feeling of connectedness throughout my conversion. I wanted so badly to learn how to chant and worship in Hebrew. I wanted Jewish songs to ring familiar in my heart and bring about memories and experiences. I considered studying independently with a cantor, or listening to CDs. But instead, I prayed about it. I prayed that Jewish music would find a way into my heart and I came back to that prayer many times over the past eight years.
For Rosh Hashanah I wrote about my resolution to nourish my soul and search for parts of me that have taken a backseat to motherhood. One week after writing that post I found out I was pregnant with our third child. The following week I auditioned for a local Jewish women's a cappela group.
A friend who I had randomly met at the park one afternoon posted on Facebook about a vocal performance she was involved with. I was so intrigued that I emailed her to ask more about it and she told me about a group of women who meet on Wednesday mornings surrounded by their children and create music together, she actually described it as "an oasis of creativity and collaboration."
I auditioned and was welcomed to sing alongside nine other incredibly talented Jewish Pittsburgh women who make up Kol Shira ('the voice of all song'). The group has been around for over a decade and we are evenly split between Reform, Lubavitch, Conservative, Modern Orthodox and secular Judaism. Our audiences and music choices reflect both the diversity and unity in our faith. One of my co-members recently said so beautifully, "We represent, in essence, what Jews around the world should be: inclusive, loving, and respectful of each others' choices and level of observance." Another member added, "The love of Judaism and the beauty of music blurs the differences and allows us to create unified and inspired music."
We do our best to obey laws of
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, where Jewish men are not permitted to hear women sing. We arrange our own songs by working collaboratively to embrace each others' talents and vocal range.
But something else happens every Wednesday morning when we sit around the table to kvetch, kvell, nosh and sing. We have created an intimate sisterhood where we laugh, cry, parent and learn about one another. I've learned more about Judaism in the past six months with these women than in the past decade with my Jewish husband. With over 40 children between us (Bli ayin hara, pu, pu, pu), I've probably learned more about motherhood too. I've made wonderful friends that I may have never encountered because they cover their hair and I don't. I am inspired as a Jew, as a mother, as a singer and as a woman.
My prayers were answered in immense proportions.
While we perform small private gigs throughout the year, this past Monday was our annual "Spring Sing" concert at the Jewish Community Center. As one of the newest members of the group I've spent the past six months learning an enormous amount of music in preparation for the concert that attracted almost 300 women.
We ran out of tickets and programs as women sat on the floor to hear us sing.
Two or three unknowing men were turned away. Our husbands weren't there.
A practice that as an outsider seemed so prohibitive, from the inside felt so incredibly feminine, powerful and intimate. Women supporting women in a safe space for song and expression.
I stood alongside these women and was able to share a piece of myself that had been lost in the life shuffle of marriage and motherhood. I sang Jewish music on stage almost nine months pregnant with my first daughter. Even before she is born, she hears the music of our faith resonating from my body embracing hers.
It was "Miriam's Song" that first whispered to me in shul (synagogue) that evening and affirmed my connection to the Jewish people. One modern Jewish interpretation of Miriam's role as a matriarch is that, in Exodus, Moses chanted the "Song on the Sea" for the men; and Miriam chanted the same song for the women.
A song for women; by women.
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Sports has a unique ability to unite, and sports medicine unites doctors, patients, coaches, parents and physical therapists like no other field of medicine I've seen. As I walk through the halls at our Hoag Medical Group offices in Irvine, other family practitioners will sideline me with questions about managing care for patients who have non-surgical musculoskeletal issues.
These are healthy people, for the most part, who suffered sports- or "weekend warrior" related injuries and want to get back on their feet as quickly as possible.
Like any good teammate, I'm ready to assist. The extensive training in injury prevention and rehabilitation that my field provides positions sports medicine doctors like me to help in all aspects of care. If a child broke his leg on the playground 20 years ago, for instance, the quality of treatment would have varied wildly depending upon who treated him. Today, sports medicine provides a standard of care that informs how injuries are treated and prevented.
We work with the approximately 90 percent of all sports injuries that are non-surgical in nature, and we work closely with orthopedic surgeons and other physicians to manage everything from strains to injury prevention to concussions to pain management.
In fact, the "team" nature of sports medicine is why I went into this field.
I come from a family of doctors who are deeply devoted to public health and public service. My mother is the executive director of Latino Health Access, which combats public health issues in underserved areas, and my father was a family doctor whose practice provided access to treatment to low-income HIV/AIDS patients. Throughout medical school, I knew assisting my community would be my primary goal.
To me, sports and sports medicine is a natural way to connect. As a shy kid, sports gave me a way to build community. My parents moved us from Venezuela to Ann Arbor Michigan when I was three before eventually settling us here in Orange County when I was nine. Through all the changes, sports provided me with a connection.
Today I get to connect while assisting as the Tustin High School team doctor and I proudly and happily support my fellow physicians whenever they have questions about exercise and injury management.
Sports has had a profound impact on my life, and I see how staying active and playing sports creates friendships, grows confidence, and builds overall skills in all my patients. Sports encourages each of us to excel through teamwork, a spirit that extends to sports medicine as well.
Working together with other primary care physicians and specialists, sports medicine can be an important part of every active patient's care. Now when I tell people what I do, they have a pretty good idea.
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Caroline de Maigret for Madewell
13 September 2013 by Carolina Engman
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LOVE. Stumbled upon this Madewell lookbook featuring Caroline de Maigret the other day and thought I had to share it with you guys. I love the simple styling and am already planning on getting my hands on that smooshy, grey Paris t-shirt, so pefect!
Snubblade över Madewells höst lookbook med fantastiska Caroline de Maigret här om dagen och kände att jag var tvungen att dela med mig. Älskar den enkla stylingen och planerar redan att lägga vantarna på den fantastiska Paris t-shirten, så snygg!
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Q: Let $A\in M_{n,n}(\mathbb{C})$ be a diagonalisable matrix. Prove $\exists B \in M_{n,n}(\mathbb{C})$ such that $B^{2016} = A$ Let $A\in M_{n,n}(\mathbb{C})$ be a diagonalisable matrix.
Prove $\exists B \in M_{n,n}(\mathbb{C})$ such that $B^{2016} = A$
I can't see why this statement would be true. Perhaps I'm missing something.
Can you assist me please?

A: Hint: Since $A$ is diagonalizable, there exists an invertible matrix $P$ such that $P^{-1}AP = \text{diag}(\lambda_{1}, ..., \lambda_{n})$.
$\lambda_{j} = r_{j}e^{i\theta_{j}}$ and there are $n$ distinct numbers: $u_{k} = r_{j}^{\frac{1}{n}}e^{i\left(\frac{\theta_{j} + 2 \pi k}{n}\right)}$

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Alfred S. Regnery, administrator of the office of juvenile justice and delinquency prevention said the center would provide "a valuable federal resource" to parents, citizens, and law-enforcement agencies in helping locate, identify, and return children who have been abducted or who have run away from home.
"Most estimates place the number of missing children in the country at between 500,000 and 2 million annually," Mr. Regnery said. "Parents of missing children often discover that few tools are available to help them in their search for missing sons and daughters. ... Until now, there has been no federal program to help them."
The center will operate a toll-free telephone hotline to collect and disseminate information on sightings of missing children. It will also conduct educational programs to increase the public's awareness of the vulnerability of children to exploitation by abductors, molesters, and other criminals.
The chairman of the center's board of directors is Ernest E. Allen, chairman of the board, director of public safety for Louisville, Ky., and a chairman of the Louisville-Jefferson County task force on missing and exploited children.
John Walsh, founder of the Adam Walsh Child Resource Center in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., will serve as special advisor to the center. Jay Howell, a former Florida prosecutor and Senate investigator will serve as executive director.
John Chin, the former New York City school employee whose arrest led to the suspension and investigation of Schools Chancellor Anthony J. Alvarado, was jailed last week following allegations by city prosecutors that he was a drug dealer with more than $400,000 in assets, a perjurer, and involved in loan-shark operations.
Mr. Chin, a former employee of Mr. Alvarado, had been free on $10,000 bond after his arrest Feb. 27 for firing a gun into a neighbor's apartment. But at a hearing last week, Judge Amy Juviler raised the bail to $150,000 and said it must be posted in cash or with a bail bond.
She said her decision was made "solely on the basis that this is a man with a great deal of assets and a man with the ability to move outside this jurisdiction."
Meanwhile, the city's board of education is planning to print about 71,500 new high-school diplomas because the original ones for this year's seniors bear the name of suspended Schools Chancellor Alvarado, whose case involving charges of self-dealing may not be settled by graduation day in June.
A spokesman for the board said it "is more or less understood" that the board will approve the printing of the new diplomas when it meets this week.
The new diplomas will be signed by Acting Chancellor Nathan Quinones; they will cost approximately $19,900.


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import os
import codecs
import re
from os import path

from docutils import nodes
from docutils.parsers.rst import Directive, directives

class IncludeCode(Directive):
    """
    Include a code example from a file with sections delimited with special comments.
    """

    has_content = False
    required_arguments = 1
    optional_arguments = 0
    final_argument_whitespace = False
    option_spec = {
        'snippet': directives.unchanged_required
    }

    def run(self):
        document = self.state.document
        arg0 = self.arguments[0]
        (filename, sep, section) = arg0.partition('#')

        if not document.settings.file_insertion_enabled:
            return [document.reporter.warning('File insertion disabled', line=self.lineno)]
        env = document.settings.env
        if filename.startswith('/') or filename.startswith(os.sep):
            rel_fn = filename[1:]
        else:
            docdir = path.dirname(env.doc2path(env.docname, base=None))
            rel_fn = path.join(docdir, filename)
        try:
            fn = path.join(env.srcdir, rel_fn)
        except UnicodeDecodeError:
            # the source directory is a bytestring with non-ASCII characters;
            # let's try to encode the rel_fn in the file system encoding
            rel_fn = rel_fn.encode(sys.getfilesystemencoding())
            fn = path.join(env.srcdir, rel_fn)

        encoding = self.options.get('encoding', env.config.source_encoding)
        codec_info = codecs.lookup(encoding)
        try:
            f = codecs.StreamReaderWriter(open(fn, 'U'),
                    codec_info[2], codec_info[3], 'strict')
            lines = f.readlines()
            f.close()
        except (IOError, OSError):
            return [document.reporter.warning(
                'Include file %r not found or reading it failed' % fn,
                line=self.lineno)]
        except UnicodeError:
            return [document.reporter.warning(
                'Encoding %r used for reading included file %r seems to '
                'be wrong, try giving an :encoding: option' %
                (encoding, fn))]

        snippet = self.options.get('snippet')
        # as long as current_snippets is filled, it will process lines
        current_snippets = ""
        res = []
        for line in lines:
            # splits on second part after comment
            comment = line.rstrip().split("//", 1)[1] if line.find("//") >= 0 else ""
            # scenario 1: if comment and start with # than match
            if comment.startswith("#") and len(comment) > 1:
                current_snippets = comment
                indent = line.find("//")
            # scenario 2: no comment, but starts with " -> so spec
            elif len(line) > 2 and line[2] == '"' and not current_snippets.startswith("#"):
                current_snippets = line[2:]
                indent = 4
            # scenario 1: if line //# than closing the snippet
            elif comment == "#" and current_snippets.startswith("#"):
                current_snippets = ""
            # scenario 2: if line ends } than closing the snippet
            elif len(line) > 2 and line[2] == '}' and not current_snippets.startswith("#"):
                current_snippets = ""
            # adds line if its not a comment with 'hide' syntax
            elif current_snippets.find(snippet) >= 0 and comment.find("hide") == -1:
                res.append(line[indent:].rstrip() + '\n')
            # lines with 'val x: Int = 0 // snippet' will be added
            elif comment.find(snippet) >= 0:
                array = line.split("//", 1)

                l = array[0].rstrip() if array[1].startswith("/") > 0 else array[0].strip()
                res.append(l + '\n')
            # matches only on def val line, imo very useless. one can only add a method signature
            elif re.search("(def|val) "+re.escape(snippet)+"(?=[:(\[])", line):
                # match signature line from `def <snippet>` but without trailing `=`
                start = line.find("def")
                if start == -1: start = line.find("val")

                # include `implicit` if definition is prefixed with it
                implicitstart = line.find("implicit")
                if implicitstart != -1 and implicitstart < start: start = implicitstart

                end = line.rfind("=")
                if end == -1: current_snippets = "matching_signature"
                res.append(line[start:end] + '\n')
            elif current_snippets == "matching_signature":
                end = line.rfind("=")
                if end != -1: current_snippets = ""
                res.append(line[start:end] + '\n')

        text = ''.join(res)

        if text == "":
            return [document.reporter.warning('Snippet "' + snippet + '" not found!', line=self.lineno)]

        retnode = nodes.literal_block(text, text, source=fn)
        document.settings.env.note_dependency(rel_fn)
        return [retnode]

def setup(app):
    app.require_sphinx('1.0')
    app.add_directive('includecode', IncludeCode)

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G.P. Daniele is the Director of Professional Player Development for The Players Group. He serves as a key member on the TPG management team, specifically on issues of recruiting, development and marketing. He has been involved with hockey at all levels since he was very young and has developed a very keen eye for recruiting young talent. G.P. lives in and is based out of Toronto, and is primarily in charge of overseeing TPG recruitment all over Ontario. In fact, chances are very good that you have seen G.P. in a rink already! Aside from doing so on behalf of TPG, G.P. attends hockey games purely for the love of the sport. On any given weekend, he may be at a tournament in Detroit, Montreal, Toronto or Boston. He also keeps very close track of young players on teams throughout Minor Hockey, Tier II, the OHL and those on their way to NCAA college programs. Whatever the direction you envision your hockey career taking you, G.P. has knowledge and understanding to help you every step of the way.
G.P. earned his Bachelor's Degree in Economics at the University of Toronto and a second Bachelor's in Business Management from York University. Over the last fifteen years, G.P. has put these degrees to good use, launching and marketing some of the most successful consumer products in Canada. G.P.'s passion and enthusiasm, not to mention his experience, in developing and promoting these products easily transfers to his ability to recruit, develop and market young hockey players.
G.P.'s recruitment philosophy and style are based on five core principles and values: skill, commitment, mental strength, family and passion for the game of hockey. G.P. has been around the game long enough to recognize these traits in players and knows talent when he sees it. Whether a player possesses skill is a fairly simple question – answerable with objective figures. However, measuring and evaluating a player's commitment and passion for the game is a skill in itself, and is one G.P. has acquired over his many years in hockey. Likewise, he has come to know the importance of mental strength and toughness and prides himself on being a no-nonsense type of guy. Put simply, G.P. is not an agent who will tell you that you had a great game when you skated slowly, turned the puck over or missed a defensive assignment. He will be with you to congratulate you on your successes but also to help you through the low points in your game. Additionally, as noted, G.P. feels that family relationships are among the most important relationships a hockey player can have. G.P., as well as the rest of the TPG family, realizes that there can be big implications of the decisions hockey players make early in their careers. Whether to play in the OHL or attend college, for example, is a huge decision each player will have to make for themselves. But it is also one which will involve a lot of input from the player's family, especially their parents. G.P. works with the players and their families to ensure that the paths they choose are those that are absolutely in their best interest.
While G.P. has many accomplishments, the development of young athletes into superior hockey players and quality men is an intrinsic reward of which he could not be more proud.


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Q: Clickhandler to delete an tablerow I'm building an app were i add tablerows to a view programmatically. I add a deletebutton to every row that is an ImageButton. Now i have a few questions.

*

*Can i use an ImageButton for this?

*How do i get the tablerow id
where the deletebutton was clicked?

*How can i convert the eventargs
from a clickhandler into MenuItemOnMenuItemClickEventArgs or vice
versa?

*How should my clickhandler look like?

Here is my sourcecode:
public class CalculatorSide2 : Activity
{
    private Button stepButton;
    private IntentHelper intentHelper = new IntentHelper();
    private string age;
    private string estLife;
    private string estPens;
    private string[] pensions;
    protected override void OnCreate(Bundle bundle)
    {
        base.OnCreate(bundle);
        intentHelper.IntentSide2(Intent, out age, out estLife,out estPens);

        SetContentView(Resource.Layout.calculatorside2);

        TableLayout tl_layout = FindViewById<TableLayout>(Resource.Id.tableLayout1);

        ImageView plusButton = FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.plusButton);
        stepButton = FindViewById<Button>(Resource.Id.cside2stepButton);

        plusButton.Click += (sender, e) =>
        {
            PopupMenu popupMenu = new PopupMenu(this, plusButton);
            popupMenu.Inflate(Resource.Menu.popupmenu);
            fillPopupMenu(popupMenu);
            popupMenu.Show();

            popupMenu.MenuItemClick += (s1, arg) =>
            {
                string info = arg.Item.TitleFormatted.ToString();
                string id = arg.Item.ItemId.ToString();

                var inputDialog = new AlertDialog.Builder(this);

                EditText userInput = new EditText(this);
                userInput.InputType = (Android.Text.InputTypes.NumberFlagDecimal | Android.Text.InputTypes.ClassNumber);
                inputDialog.SetTitle(info);
                inputDialog.SetView(userInput);

                inputDialog.SetPositiveButton("Ok", (ss, ee) =>
                {
                    TextView rowInfo = new TextView(this);
                    rowInfo.SetLines(2);
                    rowInfo.TextSize = 20;
                    rowInfo.SetTextColor(Android.Graphics.Color.Black);
                    rowInfo.Text = info + ": \n" + userInput.Text + "€";

                    ImageButton delete = new ImageButton(this);
                    delete.SetBackgroundDrawable(Resources.GetDrawable(Resource.Drawable.delete_icon));

                    TableRow row = new TableRow(this);
                    row.LayoutParameters = new ViewGroup.LayoutParams(ViewGroup.LayoutParams.MatchParent, ViewGroup.LayoutParams.MatchParent);
                    row.SetBackgroundColor(Android.Graphics.Color.Rgb(255, 153, 0));
                    row.SetPadding(0, 0, 0, 30);

                    row.AddView(rowInfo);
                    row.AddView(delete);
                    tl_layout.AddView(row);
                });
                inputDialog.SetNegativeButton("Cancel", (se, es) => { });

                inputDialog.Show();
            };
        };

        stepButton.Click += (object sender, EventArgs e) =>
        {
            var step = new Intent(this, typeof(CalculatorSide3));
            step.PutExtra("Age", age);
            step.PutExtra("EstPens", estPens);
            step.PutExtra("EstLife", estLife);
            step.PutStringArrayListExtra("Pensions", pensions);
            StartActivity(step);
        };
    }

    private void fillPopupMenu(PopupMenu menu)
    {
        int groupId = 0;
        int i = 0;
        int menuItemId = Android.Views.Menu.First;
        int menuItemOrder = Android.Views.Menu.None;

        foreach (var item in Enum.GetNames(typeof(PopupMenuItems)))
        {
            string itemString = item.ToString();
            menu.Menu.Add(groupId, menuItemId + i, menuItemOrder + i, itemString.Replace("_", " "));
            i++;
        }
    }
}

I hope someone understands what i mean, bc english is not my native language.

A: public class CalculatorSide2 : Activity
{
    private Button stepButton;
    private IntentHelper intentHelper = new IntentHelper();
    private string age;
    private string estLife;
    private string estPens;
    private string[] pensions;
    private Dictionary<int,string> temp;
    private TableLayout tl_layout;
    protected override void OnCreate(Bundle bundle)
    {
        base.OnCreate(bundle);
        intentHelper.IntentSide2(Intent, out age, out estLife,out estPens);

        SetContentView(Resource.Layout.calculatorside2);

        tl_layout = FindViewById<TableLayout>(Resource.Id.tableLayout1);

        ImageView plusButton = FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.plusButton);
        stepButton = FindViewById<Button>(Resource.Id.cside2stepButton);

        temp = new Dictionary<int,string>();
        int i = 0;

        plusButton.Click += (sender, e) =>
        {
            PopupMenu popupMenu = new PopupMenu(this, plusButton);
            popupMenu.Inflate(Resource.Menu.popupmenu);
            fillPopupMenu(popupMenu);
            popupMenu.Show();

            popupMenu.MenuItemClick += (s1, arg) =>
            {
                string info = arg.Item.TitleFormatted.ToString();
                string id = arg.Item.ItemId.ToString();

                var inputDialog = new AlertDialog.Builder(this);

                EditText userInput = new EditText(this);
                userInput.InputType = (Android.Text.InputTypes.NumberFlagDecimal | Android.Text.InputTypes.ClassNumber);
                inputDialog.SetTitle(info);
                inputDialog.SetView(userInput);

                inputDialog.SetPositiveButton("Ok", (ss, ee) =>
                {
                    TextView rowInfo = new TextView(this);
                    rowInfo.SetLines(2);
                    rowInfo.TextSize = 20;
                    rowInfo.SetTextColor(Android.Graphics.Color.Black);
                    rowInfo.Text = info + ": \n" + userInput.Text + "€";

                    ImageButton delete = new ImageButton(this);
                    delete.SetBackgroundDrawable(Resources.GetDrawable(Resource.Drawable.delete_icon));
                    delete.Focusable = false;
                    delete.Clickable = false;

                    TableRow row = new TableRow(this);
                    row.LayoutParameters = new ViewGroup.LayoutParams(ViewGroup.LayoutParams.MatchParent, ViewGroup.LayoutParams.MatchParent);
                    row.SetBackgroundColor(Android.Graphics.Color.Rgb(255, 153, 0));
                    row.SetPadding(0, 0, 0, 30);
                    row.Id = 10 + i;

                    row.Click += new EventHandler(HandleClick);

                    row.AddView(rowInfo);
                    row.AddView(delete);
                    tl_layout.AddView(row);

                    temp.Add(row.Id,userInput.Text);

                    i++;
                });
                inputDialog.SetNegativeButton("Cancel", (se, es) => { });

                inputDialog.Show();
            };
        };

        stepButton.Click += (object sender, EventArgs e) =>
        {
            if (temp.Count != 0)
            {
                pensions = new string[temp.Count];
                var j = 0;
                foreach (KeyValuePair<int, string> pair in temp)
                {
                    pensions[j] = pair.Value;
                    j++;
                }
            }
            else
            {
                pensions = new string[0];
            }

            var step = new Intent(this, typeof(CalculatorSide3));
            step.PutExtra("Age", age);
            step.PutExtra("EstPens", estPens);
            step.PutExtra("EstLife", estLife);
            step.PutStringArrayListExtra("Pensions", pensions);
            StartActivity(step);
        };
    }

    private void fillPopupMenu(PopupMenu menu)
    {
        int groupId = 0;
        int i = 0;
        int menuItemId = Android.Views.Menu.First;
        int menuItemOrder = Android.Views.Menu.None;

        foreach (var item in Enum.GetNames(typeof(PopupMenuItems)))
        {
            string itemString = item.ToString();
            menu.Menu.Add(groupId, menuItemId + i, menuItemOrder + i, itemString.Replace("_", " "));
            i++;
        }
    }

    public void HandleClick(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        var clickedTR = sender as TableRow;
        int trId = clickedTR.Id;

        var builder = new AlertDialog.Builder(this);
        builder.SetTitle("Löschen");
        builder.SetMessage("Möchten Sie den Eintrag wirklich löschen?");
        builder.SetPositiveButton("Ja", (ssr,args) => {
            temp.Remove(trId);
            tl_layout.RemoveView(clickedTR);
        });
        builder.SetNegativeButton("Nein",(sse,arge) => { });
        builder.SetCancelable(false);
        builder.Show();
    }
}


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Opinion: Lou Gehrig Burnett – Who voted for Duke in the past?
Who voted for Duke in the past?
Who voted for Duke in the past? How popular was ex-Klansman David Duke in northwest Louisiana during his heyday? We thought we would take a look back and see how much support he received in five area parishes.
Duke vs. Sen. Bennett Johnston – 1990
Duke garnered national attention when he ran as a Republican against incumbent U.S. Sen. Bennett Johnston in 1990. Polls showed the race could be close, which caused Democrats to pull out all the stops.
Johnston won in the primary, defeating Duke by a margin of 54% to 43%. Other candidates had 3%. But many political pundits were shocked by Duke's showing. Here is how area parishes voted in that race:
Bossier – Duke 50%, Johnston 48%, Others 2%.
Caddo – Johnston 63%, Duke 36%, Others 1%.
DeSoto – Johnston 53%, Duke 45%, Others 2%.
Claiborne – Johnston 52%, Duke 46%, Others 2%.
Webster – Duke 50%, Johnston 48%, Others 2%.
Duke vs. Edwin Edwards – 1991
On the heels of his surprising result in the U.S. Senate race, Duke decided to run for governor in 1991, one of 11 candidates challenging incumbent Gov. Buddy Roemer, a Democrat who had switched to the Republican Party while in office.
Duke shocked the state and the nation when he finished second in the primary, knocking out Roemer's bid for a second term.
Former Gov. Edwin Edwards came in first with 34%, Duke had 32%, and Roemer wound up with 27%. The election result sent many in the state into a frenzy over the possibility that Duke would defeat the controversial Edwards. It took all the king's horses and all the king's men to stop the Duke juggernaut. In the end, Edwards won the race 61-39%.
Here's how area parishes voted in the runoff:
Bossier – Edwards 50%, Duke 50%. (Edwards carried the parish by 79 votes.)
Caddo – Edwards 64%, Duke 36%.
DeSoto – Edwards 59%, Duke 41%.
Claiborne – Edwards 58%, Duke 42%.
Webster – Edwards 52%, Duke 48%.
The race produced one of Edwards' greatest quotes when he said, "The only thing we have in common is that we are both wizards under the sheets." The race also spawned the most unlikely campaign slogan: "Vote for the Crook. It's Important." Roemer is given credit for coming up with it.
Even though Duke lost the race, it earned him the dubious reputation of being the nation's number one white supremacist.
U.S. Senate race – 1996
Democratic U.S. Sen. J. Bennett Johnston decided not to seek a fourth six-year term in 1996. Some politicos said that Duke had scared him out of running again.
It was not surprising, therefore, that Duke decided to enter the race along with 14 other candidates. His star had dimmed, and he finished fourth with 12% of the vote.
Republican Woody Jenkins, with 26%, finished first in the primary, followed by Democrats Mary Landrieu with 22% and Richard Ieyoub with 20%. In the runoff, Landrieu defeated Jenkins by 5,788 votes.
Here's how area parishes voted in the primary:
Bossier – Jenkins 37%, Landrieu 23%, Ieyoub 12%, Duke 11%.
Caddo – Jenkins 34%, Ieyoub 27%, Landrieu 26%, Duke 6%.
DeSoto – Jenkins 27%, Ieyoub 22%, Landrieu 20%, Duke 10%.
Claiborne – Jenkins 29%, Landrieu 19%, Ieyoub 16%, Duke12%.
Webster – Jenkins 28%, Landrieu 23%, Ieyoub 15%, Duke 13%.
Lou Gehrig Burnett is a seasoned veteran of national and local politics. He publishes Fax-Net Update, a weekly political newsletter.


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FaithVatican Dispatch
Canadian cardinal spent 9 years in a Colombian war zone. Now he serves a new periphery.
Gerard O'Connell June 21, 2017
Cardinal Gerald C. Lacroix of Quebec walks with his crosier following a Dec. 12 Mass for the opening of the Holy Door in Notre-Dame Cathedral. (CNS photo/Philippe Vaillancourt, Presence)
"Pope Francis is a prophet," said Cardinal Gerald Lacroix, the archbishop of Quebec, in this exclusive interview with America in Rome last month. "He is bringing the church to where it needs to be. He is purifying the church."
The Second Vatican Council "did a lot of work, changed a lot of things, and now Francis is bringing us to another level," the cardinal said. "He continues the work of the council, not by changing structures and documents but by bringing you and me to a deeper relationship with the Lord."
Cardinal Lacroix: "Pope Francis is a prophet. He is bringing the church to where it needs to be."
Cardinal Lacroix, 59, came to Rome with the bishops of Quebec for their ad limina visit on May 11. Many of them had made such visits before but they confided this "was very different" from previous Vatican meetings. It was Cardinal Lacroix's first, and he felt energized by it. "The ad limina is already proving to us that the reform of the church under Francis is advancing," he said. He recalled that their visits to different Vatican offices almost always began with officials telling Quebec's bishops: "The Holy Father wants us to listen to you and your experiences. So why don't we start with that?" The cardinal said these encounters were "beautiful; we felt a family is welcoming us."
The bishops had two meetings with Francis. The first was a three-hour session with the pope and the heads of eight Vatican dicasteries. Twenty of Quebec's 29 bishops spoke, as did all the Vatican officials. Francis spoke at the end for 15 minutes. Cardinal Lacroix hailed this as "synodality" or "walking together."
"It's not just words," he explained. "We're discerning together. We're listening to each other, to discover what the other one is living. Francis is making that happen."
"It's not just words. We're listening to each other, to discover what the other one is living. Francis is making that happen."
The cardinal had a similar experience at the Synod of Bishops on the Family in 2015. "I saw the switch, the huge move he has made us do. It's difficult for some, but I was exposed before to the Jesuit spirituality, and I love that way of discerning. I'm very happy to see this happening today. This is really going to change the church forever. It's a new world."
At their second meeting, Francis encouraged the bishops from Quebec to be a missionary church, "a church that goes out, reaches out to people."
Cardinal Lacroix came to Rome as archbishop of Quebec when Francis was elected pope. He recalled watching his first appearance on the balcony of St. Peter's and "when I saw the Holy Father of the Roman Catholic Church, come out on that balcony in his white cassock and ask people to pray for him and then bow down before the people, I said 'this is my man.' I was profoundly touched by his simplicity."
Pope Francis encouraged the bishops from Quebec to be a missionary church, "a church that goes out, reaches out to people."
He feels "very much in communion" with the Jesuit pope. At the same time, he said: "I'm very different to him. I mean, he's a scholar. I'm a son of a lumberjack. I'm not a scholar. But on a pastoral level, I am with him. As pastors, we are called to love the world as Jesus did, and that is what Francis is doing."
Cardinal Lacroix, then an archbishop, came to Rome for the inauguration of Francis' papacy, but he did not have an opportunity to talk with the new pope until early December when he returned for a meeting at the Vatican.
"I was staying at Santa Marta. I was having breakfast, and he came to my table and said, 'I know you have meetings and other things, but when would you be available to come to meet with me?' I responded, 'Holy Father, any time you say.' And Francis said, 'Would tomorrow afternoon at 5 p.m. work?' and I said, 'Sure!'"
They met next day in the pope's small apartment at Santa Marta. "We just sat and talked for about half an hour. I had time to think of a few things to say, he had some things to say, too. We spoke in Spanish. We only speak in Spanish. That was early December. One month later, Jan. 12, 2014, he named me cardinal. I couldn't believe it. Just being appointed bishop was a huge step, and then being made archbishop, but now this."
"I'm very different to him. I mean, he's a scholar. I'm a son of a lumberjack. I'm not a scholar. But on a pastoral level, I am with him."
He recalled that when Archbishop Luigi Ventura, the nuncio to Canada, phoned in 2009 to tell him that Benedict XVI had nominated him auxiliary bishop in Quebec, he responded: "I've been a priest for 21 years; I'm a very happy priest. I love it. I'm at ground zero with people, just working there. You can tell the pope that I don't have to become a bishop. I'm not aspiring for this. He can leave me there where I am. I belong to a small institute; I can continue my work. I'll be very happy." The nuncio remarked, "Oh, so you're a happy priest? Then you'll be a happy bishop!"
He was well into his second term as head of the St. Pius X Secular Institute when Pope Benedict XVI named him bishop. Before that he had worked for nine years as a priest in Colombia, in an area controlled by the FARC. He was sent there in 1990, two years after his ordination, to expand his institute's missionary work.
On arrival in Colombia, he along with two young men and a woman who joined him went to talk with the bishop of the Diocese of Popayán, 350 miles southwest of Bogotà. He opened a huge map of the diocese on the table and pointed to 12 parishes that did not have a priest, some in nice zones, others on the outskirts and one "very, very poor parish in a war zone, where there were a lot of guerrillas, that had not had a priest in five years." Father Lacroix said they would go wherever he thought best. The bishop assigned them to the war zone.
Father Lacroix said they would go wherever he thought best. The bishop assigned them to the war zone.
He recalled that the priest who drove them in a jeep to that parish told them: "I don't know how you're going to do it. You're going to starve here. These people do not participate in anything."
When they arrived at the parish there was the equivalent of five dollars in savings, but they were not discouraged; they had come to serve these people and were confident things would work out. They spent the first six months improving their Spanish and learning the local customs.
"Every night we'd celebrate Mass at 7 p.m.," the cardinal recalled. "There was no electricity. We used candles and the like. The church was packed with kids, young people, adults, old people; every day they'd come to Mass. They were so thirsty to hear the word of God and so happy to be together to celebrate."
There were 85 villages in the parish. The furthest away were 18 hours on the back of a mule—and there was no other transportation.
"They were so thirsty to hear the word of God and so happy to be together to celebrate."
"It was just amazing," Cardinal Lacroix said. "Those people welcomed us. They were so patient with our Spanish. We became good friends. After three years, we had 100 'delegates of the word,' lay people who'd come to the parish center three times a year for three days of formation, and then return to their villages. They'd bring people together on Sundays, they'd bury the dead, prepare people for the sacraments, and we'd visit the villages to celebrate Mass and so on. It was just awesome. We had a loving relationship."
Father Lacroix and his team worked in an area where the guerrillas would attack the army or the police. "There were a lot of raids, a lot of shootings, a lot of deaths either related to the guerrillas or drug dealings," he said. "A lot of cocaine was being produced in our region because it was so isolated. It was a very difficult region."
His team suffered attacks and at times his life was in danger, but these close calls always happened outside the parish. "In our parish they wouldn't touch us; the guerrillas had a lot of respect for us," he said.
After serving there for nine years, he was called back to Canada and soon elected as head of his institute, a position he retained for almost two terms, until Benedict XVI appointed him as bishop in Quebec in 2009 and archbishop in February 2011, as successor to Cardinal Marc Ouellet whom the pope called to Rome to head the Congregation for Bishops.
"Periphery is not only people who sleep out on the street. People who do not know God or who reject him are peripheries, and we need to be there for them, too."
The eldest of seven children, Cardinal Lacroix was born into a "humble, not very rich" French-speaking family and was 8 years old when they migrated from Quebec to Manchester, N.H., in search of a better life. There he experienced what it means to be an immigrant: not speaking the language, being in a different culture. But he said his family was blessed to live in parishes that were "true families," which welcomed and helped them.
As a young man, Lacroix joined the St. Pius X Secular Institute, which is also "a family," composed of priests, married couples, families and lay people. He joined as a lay member and returned to Canada where he worked for five years in restaurants and for six years as a graphic artist and later a designer. At the age of 25, desiring to have missionary experience, he took time off work to go to Colombia for six months with a mission run by the institute. It was there that he felt the call to the priesthood.
Ordained a priest in 1988 at the age of 31, he was sent back to Colombia two years later and spent the next nine years working in the war zone parish.
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"I am still in a zone called the periphery," the cardinal said, "because Quebec is a secularized society; we're less and less Christian. This is a periphery. Periphery is not only people who sleep out on the street. People who do not know God or who reject him are peripheries, and we need to be there for them, too."
Cardinal Lacroix hopes Francis will visit Canada; the bishops have invited him, and "the people love him. And the further you go away from the church, the more they love him."
"We need him, the people need to see this man," he said. "He's filled with the joy of the gospel. He's close to the people. Some say people would come to see John Paul II because he was a good communicator, they would come to listen to Benedict because what he said was so deep, and now they come to touch Francis. He touches people's hearts; he goes to the peripheries of life. I have met Baptist ministers who have told me, 'He is also our pope because he lives the Gospel.'"
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Proposal Administration - In submission of a proposal by the Authorized Organizational Representative (AOR) for funding, the AOR is required to provide certain proposal certifications. This certification process will occur concurrently with submission of the proposal.
Certification Regarding Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR): The AOR is required to complete a certification that the institution has a plan to provide appropriate training and oversight in the responsible and ethical conduct of research to undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers who will be supported...
Certification Regarding Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR): The AOR is required to complete a certification that the institution has a plan to provide appropriate training and oversight in the responsible and ethical conduct of research to undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers who will be supported by NSF to conduct research.
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The responsible and ethical conduct of research (RCR) is critical for excellence, as well as public trust, in science and engineering. Consequently, education in RCR is considered essential in the preparation of future scientists and engineers. Section 7009 of the America Creating Opportunities to Meaningfully Promote Excellence in Technology, Education, and Science (COMPETES) Act (42 U.S.C. 1862o–1) requires that "each institution that applies for financial assistance from the Foundation for science and engineering research or education describe in its grant proposal a plan to provide appropriate training and oversight in the responsible and ethical conduct of research to undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers participating in the proposed research project."
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