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This is precisely the time when artists go to work
November 14, 2016By adminAdvocacy, Inspiration, National News, Theatre Sector News, Valuing the Arts
Trump's win shows how vital the arts and humanities are
Julianne Schultz, Griffith University
As one of the commentators in the New York Times wrote yesterday in relation to the way the polls had missed the sentiment of the American people, notwithstanding that Hillary Clinton did win the popular vote, "data cannot capture the human condition that is the blood of American politics".
Clearly that is true in a fundamental way, that there are limits to the social sciences and the much lauded arts of big data. Indeed the Los Angeles Times poll which proved to be most prescient, used a more nuanced human centered methodology, which also points to the need to integrate the humanities into making sense of political questions. It is the humanities and creative arts that have the ability to synthesise complexity with meaning and emotion.
There is an interesting post-election meme floating around on social media – it is a pithy aphorism by Toni Morrision:
This is precisely the time when artists go to work, there is no time for despair, no place for self pity, no need for silence, no room for fear, we speak, we write we do language, that is how civilisations heal.
Maybe our time has come.
US president Barack Obama awards a presidential medal to Toni Morrison in 2012.
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We are living in extraordinary times, times in which we need the humanities and their ability to bring insight into the human condition, to ask and take the time to tease out the answers to critical questions, to dig into the past to help make sense of the future, to develop and test ethical frameworks for dilemmas that were once unimaginable, to explore empathy, to draw on the insights from the incremental new understanding thanks to genetic and neuroscience of just how infinite nature, as Spinoza famously remarked, can be…
It is a time when the humanities should be centre stage, at the top table, included in every conversation and policy debate – informing, shaping, and providing nuance and those annoying complications that show that the simple answers are often wrong because they are simple.
This new world is nothing if not undeniably complex – but thanks to the digital data tools of the age, capable of being known in a way that was also once unimaginable.
Unfortunately the humanities are rarely if ever at the top table, and the creative arts are all too often seen as a commodity, rather than the expression of human capacity of the highest order. Instead the humanities have been marginalized, ghettoized, ridiculed, over looked, dismissed.
This is a paradox – because while the oligopoly of transnational corporations at the heart of the Age of Innovation, the Age of FAANG, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google, like to style themselves as technology companies, they are making their extraordinary fortunes by selling culture – meaning, identity, entertainment – on their ingeniously technologically developed platforms.
There are signs that this disdain for the humanities and creative arts that has been present during the last few decades when the lingua franca of policy making was narrowly economic, may be beginning to give way.
There are early signs of policy makers and political leaders beginning to seek other solutions, other ways of seeing and responding. In the wash up of the Brexit vote, in the election of Donald Trump, and the appeal of Bernie Sanders in the US campaign, the minor parties here, there is growing recognition that a global economic system that on aggregate may have made more people richer, has thanks to the failure of the state to step in when the market reached its logical and inevitable limits, created a backlash that can not be ignored.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump gives a thumbs up sign as he walks with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Capitol Hill in Washington on Thursday.
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The tools for this will not just be economic, they will be regulatory and they will be cultural – addressing needs with more than confidence that people will make economically rational decisions based on a dispassionate assessment of self-interest. You don't need to have read many novels to know that that is not the way most people work.
If we do not find a way to reintegrate the humanities and arts into the policymaking tool kit, the consequences will not be pleasant. Thanks to the resilience of the Australian economy drawn from the physical and human resources at our disposal, we have been particularly cavalier about this growing gap.
Sadly as a result when politicians talk about innovation and the economy it is in the important, but limited language of technology, capital, STEM and global markets.
Sinew and soul
Last week, Dr Heather Smith the Secretary of the Department of Communications and the Arts, outlined in an IPAA address at the National Portrait Gallery a vision to intrude the arts and culture into the national innovation agenda. They were at the cutting edge she said, embracing risk, thriving on digital disruption. She quoted the Minister Mitch Fifield describing this domain as the "sinew and soul": of the nation and the innovation agenda.
Mitch Fifield is sworn in as Arts Minister in July.
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This is welcome and as an overview of the National Innovation Agenda quickly shows, long overdue. That agenda, like so many policy documents these days, sits on four pillars: Culture and Capital, Collaboration, Talent and Skills and Government as Exemplar.
Great to see culture there as the first item – and some nice words about ideas, risk, confidence – but sadly the appendix of measures reveal the definition of culture that was foremost in the minds of the policy makers. As we all know culture is a slippery word, and a concept that is difficult to define, even if we think we know it when we see it.
So in the minds of those developing the national innovation agenda the cultural measures that had dollars attached, the ones that really count – $219m of the billion dollar four-year total – were focused on capital not culture: tax incentives to angel investors, new arrangements for venture capital, access to company losses, intangible asset depreciation, a CSIRO innovation fund, a biomedical translation fund, an incubator support program, improved bankruptcy and insolvency laws, employee share schemes.
These are all worthwhile reforms, and may well help enable innovative transformation of existing businesses and processes – but they are transactional tools, not measures to inspire or foster creativity in what is, globally, the most rapidly growing sector of the economy: the cultural sector.
As the Australian Film TV and Radio School made clear in its response to the Department's innovation agenda inquiry,
there is an undeniable connectedness between the arts and sciences…yet the two have come to be thought of as polarized. This is not the case with screen and broadcast, which history shows have always been defined by technological innovation for communication and art within a market driven business context…creativity and innovation are inherent in both the arts and sciences.
Capturing the chaos and creativity
The challenge for the humanities is particularly acute. In our work we tease out the complexity in apparently simple propositions and questions, and then face the challenge of making the complexity accessible, of finding points of intellectual, emotional and creative connection. While the sciences have embraced the need for better communication, those in the humanities face a similar challenge. We work with ideas and words, so communication is assumed, but it is just as challenging as each discipline evolves its own language and rubrics.
Yet in enduring ways it is the humanities that define an era, embody it, give it meaning and life beyond the science, the technology, machines and capital that fuel the fire.
Maybe I can illustrate this with an example. As many of you will be aware, there is a remarkable exhibition on at the Royal Academy in London, an almost overwhelming display of the phenomenon that was Abstract Expressionism. In room after room there are the canvasses of Rothko and Still, Pollock and De Kooning and the often invisible women artists, gathered for the first time since 1959 in London (and after January going to Guggenheim Bilbao).
The exhibition generated fleeting interest here when a new young senator from Victoria suggested that the centerpiece of the exhibition, the painting that is replicated in all the collateral, on posters, postcards, scarves and other paraphernalia, Blue Poles by Jackson Pollock, on loan from the National Galley of Australia could be sold to meet a temporary budget shortfall.
Blue Poles at the Royal Academy.
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Just about money – we bought it for a million and could sell it for hundreds of million – (who gets it anyway?) was the not-so-sub subtext of what passes for public conversation these days.
But the point I want to make is not about the prescience of James Mollison and Gough Whitlam in buying the painting, in demonstrating that Australia could engage with a global moment, or the crassness of the recent discussion, but that that exhibition captures the complexity of a time. The chaos and creativity of the twentieth century. The style and method of the art varies, but making sense of what was described at the time as the "crisis of man" cries out from the works.
The artists featured came of age in the wake of the first world war, and the great depression, they then lived through the second world war and its horrors from the Holocaust to the Atomic Bomb, the extraordinary reconstruction of places, institutions and values that followed, the chaos of decolonization and revolutions, the threat of the cold war, the growth of corporate power and technological transformation, the rising standards of living, education, expectation and even IQ. Through their art they were exploring the ability of humanism to make sense of the world.
This exhibition takes you there – deep into that century – because like other great epochs it is the creative arts and humanities that provide the enduring record. The art, the music, the literature, and the philosophy – the best of which endures when the technological tools have long since been replaced by the next generation.
'Untitled' by Mark Rothko.
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The Abstract Expressionists do this for the 20th century, which will go down in history as one of the great epochs, even if it is shrouded in the ash of millions of lives lost – the breakthroughs were amazing and created the firm shoulders from which the next epoch could leap.
This is time honoured. We look back at the artists, playwrights, architects, theologians and musicians whose work enduringly embodied the Renaissance, the composers, philosophers and political theorists who defined the Enlightenment, the from the four corners of the world, the great dynasties of China, India, the Mayans, Khmer, Turks, Arabs, Persians, Roman, Greeks so on.
Science and warfare may open and secure new terrains, but the humanities and creative arts are what endure to essentially make sense of every great age.
I had the privilege of seeing the Abstract Expressionism exhibition with a couple of young people who are deeply engaged in the study of art, in the creation of culture and meaning, who understand the power of history and story. So I asked, "what do you think will be the art that defines this period"?
A new epoch
Clearly we have entered another epoch. The election of Trump confirms what we have known was happening for some time. Whether it started with the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the end of the Soviet Union, or with chipping away at the post-war economic and social institutions that began under Thatcher and Reagan, or with the attack on the World Trade Centre and Pentagon in 2001, will be judged by future historians. But I think it is clear that we are living in a very different age to the one anyone over 30 was born into.
Climate change, genetic science, digitization and its disruptions, automation, artificial intelligence, neuroscience, globalization and the shifting geopolitics and distribution of wealth that follows in its wake, population growth and dislocation – are the characteristics of this age, now marked by the resurgence of populism.
Science and capital may be driving it, but if it is to make sense for people, the humanities and creative arts need to be present.
My young friends were hesitant when I asked them to think about how they might define and in the process, help shape, an era. They identified artists and approaches, thinkers and other creatives.
But as the Abstract Expressionism exhibition demonstrates this is not just about the art that is made, but about the critics and scholars who define and interpret, about the benefactors and states that support the artists and thinkers in their work to make it possible. Those who define and make it possible for the rest of us to see, what is all around us but fragmented and disconnected – especially now that the era of mass media has been displaced by social media's isolated echo chambers.
Which is where the humanities are so important – synthesizing history, critical thinking, philosophy, literature, finding patterns, sub texts, precedents and relationships – so we can see, feel and make sense of what is before us.
It is interesting to see this realization dawning – that the humanities and creative arts have something unique and distinctive to public sense-making, to turning up the level of civilisation.
I mentioned the speech by Dr Smith last week, which pointed to examples of how the cultural sector is both adapting to and leading change and innovation – embracing digital disruption in positive and creative ways, engaging with an ecosystem of connections.
Underfunded
It is a useful analogy, but not one that can thrive without being nurtured. It is undeniably true that this ecosystem is one which continues to be disproportionately underfunded, and weakened by the failure to maintain systems of collecting the data and information needed to develop robust ways to measure its real impact.
Jennifer Westacott.
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In some ways it was even more surprising to hear the minister talking about communications and the arts being the "sinew and soul". This might suggest that the importance of culture as one of the key pillars of a successful society, along with people, land and resources and institutions, might be beginning to enter the public and political discourse again. If nothing else, the Brexit vote in the UK and the Trump election in the US shows that this is increasingly urgent.
Last week, Jennifer Westacott head of the Business Council of Australia made an impassioned plea at another conference on the humanities and business saying,
Humanities is about giving people an organizing framework that goes to the heart of the human condition. It's about giving people the philosophy and understanding to apply values, ethics and morals to a range of situations. Its about giving people a world view and an historical perspective to allow them to balance complex views and make good judgments … Twenty first century leaders needs this mindset … rather than an abstract appreciation for Aristotle, leaders need to be grounded in a deep understanding of what is going on in the world.
Although clearly an understanding of Aristotle is of undeniable value in developing a robust organizing framework.
In a speech to the Committee for Economic Development in Australia about the need for innovation to trigger growth and improve productivity, the head of the Prime Minister's Department Dr Martin Parkinson said,
We tend to think of innovation as being done by start ups or people in white coats, but it is much more than that. By and large our greatest gains have come from building a culture that adapts and diffuses the ideas of others.
The Chief Scientist Dr Allan Finkel commented recently that the challenge of science particularly in relation to climate change, was less the proofs or hypotheses, but getting the narrative that made sense of what the scientists knew to be true.
Narrative, emotion and automation
Narrative is an essential tool, skill and expertise of the humanities, so we need to be present. And the creative arts can activate emotion, the key to action, more powerfully than the average demagogue.
The other example of a dawning awareness relates to the future of work. By now I expect you are all familiar with the research that points to an inevitable and fundamental change in the nature of work thanks to digitization, automation, artificial intelligence.
The Oxford Brookes research which has been replicated here
and in other countries, points to a 40 percent drop in jobs in the next couple of decades – as even skilled jobs are automated thanks to articifial intelligence – some in what are still the most privileged of professions.
The jobs that remain require human contact, and the ability to synthesise, empathy and human skills. There is a great tool to understand this, a website developed by National Public Radio, where you can check the long term future of work in a way that makes it real – and confronting.
I fear that those of us in the humanities and creative arts have become so harried by the public disdain that many of our best thinkers have retreated into the safer world of their own research, avoiding the public domain with its reductionist certainties.
In this environment, the human sense making disciplines of the humanities and creative arts will be more important than ever, but to engage in the public domain will require a degree of fortitude which does not come easily. It will be a tough world, and while our expertise is more important than ever, the robustness of the push back will not make it a comfortable place to be.
Even in the research world, the relatively low cost nature of much humanities research pushes it out of the league tables of grants – this doesn't make it any less important, just less impressive to count. And I wonder whether in this retreat we have left the field a bit too soon, and stopped trying to intrude into the big issues that define these times.
The banks of the Seine river are illuminated in green to celebrate the Paris UN COP21 Climate Change agreement.
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As Liz Boulton has found in her doctoral research at ANU the study of neuroscience makes clear what we have known intuitively forever : that it is through art that people can make sense of daunting and complex matters. She called for 60 000 artists to make climate change real, convinced that they could connect with people in a way that abstract, fear inducing and complex scientific papers could not
Clearly there is a need to ensure that students are equipped with skills in science, technology, engineering and maths, but there is also a need for the creative arts, for the humanities, for the skills of critical thinking and synthesis, of story telling and emotion – of opportunities for all because we know that we don't all think the same way.
'Lifestyle choices'
It was disappointing then to see the disproportionate defunding of VET/TAFE courses in the creative arts, reduced from 70 to 13, with dismissive talk about 'lifestyle choices' – even at a time when we know that jobs will disappear and lifestyle choices might be pathways to meaningful engagement in a very different world.
The insights from neuroscience underline the power of the humanities and creative arts to make sense of the human condition in all its complexity. Similarly the innovative use of data can bring things to life in a way that was once unimaginable, the ability to unpick the way people respond to story, image, sound can be a force for good, as well as for the commercial and economic gain.
Having talked about the power of the Abstract Expressionism exhibition to embody an era that was at the time considered the most complex and confounding in human history, I want to draw attention to a wonderful new exhibition now at the Art Gallery of SA.
A Syrian refugee mother poses with her baby in front of their tent in Yayladagi refugee camp in Hatay province, near the Turkish-Syrian border, Turkey.
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It features work produced by an ensemble of artists engaging with war in a lived and visceral way. One of the centrepieces is work created by Ben Quilty after a tour he took with Richard Flanagan to the refugee camps housing those who are fleeing Syria and the other troubled, once great civilisations of the Middle East and southern Mediterranean.
It may be that the tactile, historic and crafted works in the exhibition including the stunning room that features Quilty's life jackets, and bundles of UNHCR blankets, juxtaposed with the elaborate white gowns created by his collaborator who had seen ISIS up close, will move people and trigger a moral conscience in a way that countless political arguments cannot.
Morality lies at the heart of the humanities, it is its power and its threat to demagogues, and transaction-focused policy makers.
We need to use it wisely, but we need to use it if we are to help address what in an earlier age was called the crisis of man, but we would be better calling the crisis of humanity today. By taking the lead, as Toni Morrison said, "we might be able to help civilization heal".
This is an edited version of a keynote address to the Australasian Consortium of Humanities Research Centres, Annual Meeting in Adelaide on 10 November.
Julianne Schultz, Founding Editor of Griffith REVIEW; Professor, Griffith Centre for Creative Arts Research, Griffith University
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They come in such parts of our planet, where many will never be able to get there. They spend a lot of time with the celebrities. They live in expensive hotels. Their work involves the risk, and they retire early. They are not TV stars and not spies. They - the flight attendants and flight attendants.
Most often we use the term "flight attendant", borrowed from the English language. However, this post is officially called a "steward." Perhaps the term is borrowed because of romantic long-distance travel and high technology that characterize this profession, according to the books and films. But many of us, having got on the plane, for some reason think stewardesses / stewards something average between the maids and waiters. In fact, the main problem is to provide cabin attendant safety of passengers.
The first flight attendants, flight attendants were Thumbelina. Their weight was no more than 52 kg, and they had a short stature. But no one was going to regret miniature employees. The flight attendants had to fill the air cell phones and took them into the hangar.
Since then much has changed. But now the weight and flight attendant increase should be proportionate. Too skinny girls do not take to flight attendants, despite the fact that the harmony is now in vogue. There are strict requirements on these indicators, with which you can read in detail by reading the articles in this section of our portal dedicated to aviation.
Of course, flight attendants must be very beautiful, because they are the face of the company. As practice shows, the attractive person more confidence. Therefore, girls who are going to learn this profession, we must also take care of the attractiveness of the figure. Particular preference in employment is given to graduates of the University of Foreign Languages and medical institutions. It was also nice to have a certificate of completion of language courses. Spoken English - is one of the key requirements of employers.
When applying for a job, as a rule, women held a competition consisting of three phases: an interview, Medical and psychological testing. Candidates must be balanced, welcoming and without medical contraindications to the profession. During the medical examination pay special attention to vision, nervous and cardiovascular systems. With regard to the verification of the vestibular apparatus, it is done in the office of an otolaryngologist, and not in a centrifuge (as many think).
The patient sits on a chair, and simply rotate his specialist 3 times around the axis, analysis of body position for future flight attendants, flight attendants. In the event that bends her head to the side, there is a serious breach in the functioning of the vestibular apparatus. As a result, the candidate for the post is sent to the additional examination.
Having passed all the tests, the future flight attendants, flight attendants sent for training (in most cases paid by the employer). Training programs in different centers coincide. The only difference - in the type of aircraft, which in practice are introduced candidates for the position. When changing to a different type of aircraft is required to retrain. In general, the position is quite difficult to find. It is necessary to constantly monitor the airlines, what, in fact, and will help you to our portal. However, during the search for a job the skills and knowledge may have lost or forgotten.
On the job training received people not younger than 18 years (men account for a much smaller share, on average, within 10%). The duration of the course Theoretical program - about 3 months practice - a few days. Prospective flight attendants, flight attendants are invited to learn English language course, which will help them to communicate in flight. Also it does not hurt to pull level and native language. However, the main program is an action in an emergency.
The pilots are in the cockpit, and flight attendants - in the cabin. They have a different task. Flight attendants are responsible for the evacuation of passengers. And how quickly they do, it depends on many things. Such candidates are trained in all transport modes. Exactly the same situation with the help of pre-hospital, which is also given special attention.
Often it happens that during the flight the passenger becomes ill sharply. For such cases on board an aircraft provided first-aid kit, oxygen. The flight attendant should have an idea about first aid and skillfully provide it when needed.
Also in the training centers provide training on the water. They are necessary to the survival of the case, if the aircraft were forced to land on the water. Flight attendants learn to use jackets and rafts to assist passengers. Another integral part of the program - fire training. In case of force majeure flight attendants receive instruction.
Theoretical training program includes the traditions of different peoples and the basics of international law. For example, flight attendants, flight attendants, starting to work, can not but know that in Muslim countries need to keep a low profile so as not to offend their behavior or appearance of the religious feelings of believers. In addition, the behavior of the crew forms the airline's image, which is also always be remembered.
Of course, work in the service sector is quite difficult, because customers come across different. During the execution of their duties can be heard in his address, even insults to which you can not answer. Therefore, part of the training program devoted to various psychological tactics and techniques. At the end of training - mandatory exam and obtain access to flights. The flight attendants do not trust inexperienced passengers immediately after the training, they must pass the flight instruction.
In the future, we have to constantly maintain a high level of professionalism. Typically, from time to time arrange for airline employees exams or tests and after a certain period of work sent to their training.
Each flight to the flight attendant, flight attendants - a serious test to which you want to prepare. And our portal will help you to achieve good results, and as much as possible to learn about this wonderful profession.
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Influence is full of people behaving in weird, manipulate ways, which naturally made me start thinking of sociopaths, so I began reading Martha Strout's The Sociopath Next Door: a book about how 4% of the population is clinically evil and the rest of us are basically alright. That's the part of the whole sociopath thing that's never resonated with me. I don't like how it lets everyone else off the hook.
Sociopathy may or may not be a real thing, but it seems, to me, to be unnecessary–given a strong enough desire, people can convince themselves that anything is the right thing to do.
The basic behaviors are already within us: Is there anyone out there who hasn't been cruel to someone else? Is there anyone else who hasn't hurt someone else in order to pursue their own goals? Is there anyone who doesn't sometimes put other people down in order to gain status? Is there anyone who doesn't play petty status games and sometimes try to manipulate people?
I mean, manipulating people and disregarding their feelings seems like a very natural part of human behavior. Look at how little kids will exaggerate their crying and pretend to be super upset, because they know that crying helps them get what they want. They don't care that their crying is profoundly unsettling to their parents, they just want what they want, dammit!
I think most people have empathy, but that it's a pretty weak thing. It operates most strongly when dealing with people who are most similar to us, in terms of race, class, age, gender, etc. And it mostly operates when you're physically within sight of the other person. Empathy for people you've never met or don't usually encounter is oftentimes much weaker.
What stops most people from engaging in criminal or anti-social behavior is not a lack of empathy, it's just a sense of consequences. For most people, societal esteem is the most valuable thing in their lives. If you behave honorably, you tend to gain that esteem. If you behave dishonorably, you tend to lose it.
But when people value something more than they value societal esteem (or when they have some weird, incorrect beliefs about the best way of getting that esteem), then they tend to behave in anti-social ways in order to get it.
I agree … there are exceptions, of course, but it comes down to choice.


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A new study using data from Chandra and other telescopes provides the strongest evidence yet for a system of three supermassive black holes.
The system, called SDSS J084905.51+111447.2, is located about a billion light years from Earth.
Chandra data revealed three sources in the centers of three colliding galaxies where supermassive black holes reside.
While extremely rare, such triple systems likely played an important role in the growth of supermassive black holes over time.
The Chandra data revealed three X-ray sources — a tell-tale sign of material being consumed by the black holes — at the bright centers of each galaxy in the merger, exactly where scientists expect supermassive black holes to reside. The separations between the black holes range between about 10,000 and 30,000 light years. Chandra and NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) satellite also found evidence for large amounts of gas and dust around one of the black holes, typical for a merging black hole system.
Fast Facts for SDSS J0849+1114:
Credit X-ray: NASA/CXC/George Mason Univ./R. Pfeifle et al.; Optical: SDSS & NASA/STScI
Scale The optical image is about 36 arcsec (172,000 light years) across. The inset X-ray image is about 9 arcsec (43,000 light years) across.
Category Black Holes, Quasars & Active Galaxies
Coordinates (J2000) RA 08h 49m 05.51s | Dec 11° 14´ 47.2"
Constellation Cancer
Observation Date March 3, 2016
Observation Time 5 hours 48 minutes
Obs. ID 18196
References Pfeifle R. et. al, 2019, ApJ, accepted. arXiv:1908.01732
Color Code X-ray: Blue/Purple; Optical: Red/Green/Blue
Distance Estimate About 1 Billion light years (z=0.077)
A system of three supermassive black holes.
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Q: Youtube Analytics API PHP Invalid query. Query did not conform to the expectations I'm trying to make some analytics query from server to server.
I'm using laravel with https://github.com/google/google-api-php-client library.
This is the code I'm using:
    $client = new Google_Client();
$key = file_get_contents(storage_path('key.p12'));
$cred = new Google_Auth_AssertionCredentials(
        '***@developer.gserviceaccount.com', array('https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.readonly', 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/yt-analytics.readonly'), $key);
$client->setAssertionCredentials($cred);
if ($client->getAuth()->isAccessTokenExpired()) {
    $client->getAuth()->refreshTokenWithAssertion($cred);
}

Session::put('service_token', $client->getAccessToken());

  $service = new Google_Service_YouTubeAnalytics($client);
  $id = 'channel==MINE';
  $start_date = '2014-05-01';
  $end_date = '2014-06-30';

  $optparams = array(
  'dimensions' => 'day',
  'sort' => 'day,-views'
  );

  $metric = 'views,estimatedMinutesWatched';

  $api = $service->reports->query($id, $start_date, $end_date, $metric, $optparams);

  $service = new Google_Service_YouTubeAnalytics($client);
  $id = 'channel==MINE';
  $start_date = '2014-05-01';
  $end_date = '2014-06-30';

  $optparams = array(
  'dimensions' => 'day',
  'sort' => 'day,-views'
  );

  $metric = 'views,comments,favoritesAdded,likes,dislikes,estimatedMinutesWatched,averageViewDuration';//'views,estimatedMinutesWatched';

  $api = $service->reports->query($id, $start_date, $end_date, $metric, $optparams);

My problem is that the authentication is working just fine, but I can't get the analytics query get to work, I'm getting the following error:
Error calling GET https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/analytics/v1/reports?ids=channel%3D%3DMINE&start-date=2014-05-01&end-date=2014-06-30&metrics=views%2CestimatedMinutesWatched&dimensions=day&sort=day%2C-views: (400) Invalid query. Query did not conform to the expectations.

Even though the same exact query is working in the API explorer:
https://developers.google.com/apis-explorer/#p/youtubeAnalytics/v1/youtubeAnalytics.reports.query?ids=channel%253D%253DMINE&start-date=2014-05-01&end-date=2014-06-30&metrics=views%252CestimatedMinutesWatched&dimensions=day&sort=day%252C-views&_h=1&
Any idea?

A: I tested your query and it's working fine, but apparently YouTube does not support service accounts. The documentation says it should return a 403 in this case, but for some reason it's returning 400.

A: You need to add a Google API key
https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/analytics/v1/reports?ids=channel%3D%3DMINE&start-date=2014-05-01&end-date=2014-06-30&metrics=views%2CestimatedMinutesWatched&dimensions=day&sort=day%2Cviews&key={YOUR_API_KEY}

also if you look at your string you have type error on the end where "-views" should be just "views" without dash
You can use Google automated tool to generate a valid link.
https://developers.google.com/youtube/analytics/v1/

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OUR ROLE AND MISSION
UKRAINE TODAY
GREEKS IN UKRAINE
Overview of the economic structure and the major industries
The workforce of the country is separated into various sectors. Agriculture employs 13.5% of the country's workforce. With averagely a third of the arable land of the whole EU, Ukraine holds the 6th position in being the world's largest grain exporter. Farms are low on working capital yet with further investment we could see a rise double in size in grain harvest within a decade. The manufacturing sector accounts for 15% of GDP and employs 12.4% of the country's workforce. Industries in which the government has decreased its intervention, such as food processing have shown reasonable performance, however metallurgy and engineering have proven to be the backbone of the economy. Car part suppliers have closely integrated with the German automobile industry and a number of foreign companies have opened manufacturing plants in Ukraine. In 2017, the recovery of many industries has been delayed by the severance of trade ties with the territories of Donetsk and Luhansk. As per the banking sector, it is being reformed after liquidating 80 of the 180 banks in Ukraine. The latest nationalization of the largest bank of the country is portrayed as an important step towards safeguarding the financial stability in Ukraine. Nevertheless, banks still have some extent of reluctance when it comes to giving out loans and interest rates are high and rising. Minerals are very important for Ukraine, as the country has the largest supply of titanium in the world, the third greatest deposit of iron ore and 30% of the world's magnesium ore. The metals industry accounts for two-thirds of all exports.
Overview of the Economy
Once an agricultural leader, Ukraine's economy has come to depend mainly on steel and other heavy industries. The country was hit hard by the Great Recession when real GDP shrank by nearly 15% in 2009. Since the collapse of the former Soviet Union, this recession can be seen as being Ukraine's worst. Ukraine's per capita income is only about 21% of the EU average. The reorientation of trade towards Europe and Asia is progressing but has not been a straightforward process.
After taking a breath of relief in 2012 and 2013, the economy contracted in 2014 and 2015 due to the conflict in Crimea and eastern Ukraine. About 4% of Ukraine's GDP was represented by Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014. Furthermore, Russian-supported armed forces have occupied territories in eastern Ukraine that represented another 10% of the country's GDP in 2013. In all, the economy shrank by almost one-fifth in the period after Russia annexed Crimea.
Moderate growth was evident in 2016. The welcome recovery was largely due to decisive reforms including a more flexible exchange rate and tighter fiscal and monetary policies. The economy continued to improve in 2017 when real GDP rose by 1.9%. The rebuilding of infrastructure along with a revival in bank lending provided further support.
Summary of the import and export volumes in 2017
The volume of Ukraine's exports of goods and services in 2017 totaled $52,329.6 million, imports - $54.995 million. Compared to 2016, exports grew by 16.0%, imports - by 23.3%. Negative balance of the foreign trade made up $2,625.4 million (in 2016, positive balance - $541.6 million.
According to the State Statistics Service, in 2017, exports of goods amounted to $43.266,6 billion, imports - $49.598.5 billion. Compared to 2016, exports increased by 19.0% (by $6.904,9 billion), imports - by 26.4% (by $10.348,7 billion). Negative balance totaled $6.331,9 billion (in 2016, negative balance - $2.888,1 billion).
The export/import coverage ratio totaled 0.87 (0.93- in 2016). Foreign trade operations were carried out with partners from 223 countries.
According to the State Statistics Service, in 2017, exports of services amounted to $10.446,6 billion, imports – 5.359,2 billion. Compared to 2016, exports grew by 5.9% (by $578.6 million), imports - by 0.6% (by $32.7 million). Positive balance totaled $5.087,4 billion (in 2016, positive balance – $4.541,5 billion).
The export/import coverage ratio totaled was 1.95 (1.85- in 2016). Foreign trade operations were carried out with partners from 225 countries.
The data provided by the State Statistics Service excluded the temporarily occupied territories in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Sevastopol and some parts of the ATO zone in Donbas.
Imports and export destinations
Major export destinations 2017
Share (%) Major import destinations 2017
Share (%)
Exports (fob) to Europe 61.6 Imports (cif) from Europe 70.6
Exports (fob) to Asia Pacific 18.8 Imports (cif) from Asia Pacific 19.6
Exports (fob) to Africa and the Middle East 16.6 Imports (cif) from North America 5.5
Exports (fob) to North America 2.0 Imports (cif) from Africa and the Middle East 2.5
Exports (fob) to Latin America 0.9 Imports (cif) from Latin America 1.6
Exports (fob) to Other Countries 0.1 Imports (cif) from Australasia 0.3
In 2017, the share of all exports in GDP represented 39.7%. Following a sharp fall in 2016, exports in 2017 rose by 18.8%. An increase of 5.7% is expected this year. Ukrainian exporters are turning to the EU as their main export market, with the EU accounting for 40.5% of the total exports in 2017. The recent trade deal with the EU has significantly boosted exports. However, Russian export still accounts for 9.5%. The current account deficit was 3.5% of GDP in 2017 and the same result is expected in 2018. The larger imbalance is due to an increase in imports of intermediate and investment goods.
Economic Prospects
The economy of the country is gradually improving. In 2018, real GDP is expected to rise by 2.7% after an increase of 1.9% in 2017. Private consumption is expected to be the main driver, yet a rebound in agricultural production will also benefit the economy. As the impact of the recent trade blockade diminished exports should continue to grow. The failure to implement another round of structural reforms is seen to be delaying an IMF loan. High rates of inflation have proven to be one of the struggles of Ukraine, however, the authorities have lately managed to achieve a more stable exchange rate and have imposed more expedient monetary policies. In terms of inflation, prices rose by 14.4% in 2017 while an inflation of 11% is expected for this year. Interest rates rose in January 2018, while the central bank's medium-term target for inflation is 5%. Private final consumption rose by 3.6% in 2017 and growth of 3.7% is expected in 2018. Household spending is supported by rising wages (minimum wage was doubled in 2017). The rise in the minimum wage is also said to boost consumer spending. Unemployment in 2017 was 9.6%, this year estimated a drop in this figure to 9.1%. However, since Ukrainians were granted visa-free access to the EU in June 2017, a trend of many well-qualified workers leaving for Poland has been witnessed.
Evaluation of market potential
A lasting solution to the conflict in the east is essential for an improvement in the country's outlook. Growth of GDP is anticipated to average about 3% per year in the medium term. Faster growth rates are attainable if crucial structural reforms are implemented. There are several positive developments that could yield additional growth, namely large-scale privatisation, forex liberalisation and the opening of the land market. The trade-enhancing effects of Ukraine's agreement with the EU will boost the economy but only in the long run. The government has passed laws that tighten budgetary discipline, liberalise energy markets and amend pensions. However, deeper structural reforms are needed to bolster investor confidence and productivity.
The government has made several actions to appease investors. Some of the actions include tax changes, specifically a new tax code built a flat rate of 20% for corporate and personal incomes, VAT and payroll taxes. Excise taxes on goods such as alcohol and tobacco were raised in 2017. A special VAT regime for taxes on agriculture was terminated in 2017. Additionally, the doubling of the minimum wage last year made it feasible to increase the Pension Fund and pull a number of firms out of the informal sector. Domestic fuel prices have been raised by officials yet despite the raise, heating and gas prices are considerably low compared to the whole region. It is expected that a new formula for increasing domestic gas prices to market levels will be introduced shortly. The resulting pension fund deficit (5% of GDP) is a major fiscal vulnerability but a major reform has been passed by parliament. This will lift the minimum contribution period to qualify for a state pension from 15 years to 25 years. There has been little progress in terms of privatization, the development of a land market or the reform of the large state-owned enterprise sector. The government has faced some criticism from the IMF regarding its fight against corruption, postponement of the adoption of the law on privatisation and the establishment of an anti-corruption court.
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Will Smith and Denzel Washington battle for Best Actor
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Q: Using a global TList I wanted to primarily ask whether using TList would be more appropriate than changing the length of a dynamic array each time a new item is to be appended. Like so:
SetLength(DynamicArray, Length(DynamicArray)+1);
DynamicArray[length(DynamicArray)] := NewElement;

Assuming that it is more approrpiate.. I was wondering if something like this would work if I wanted to make a global dynamic array, accessible by all functions in the unit.
type
   Tdata = Record
     y: TList<real>;
     x: TList<integer>;
End;

var
  data: Tdata;

procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
  data.y  := TList<real>.Create;
  data.y.add(1.2);
  data.y.add(2.3);
end;

procedure TForm1.ButtonClick(Sender: TObject); // Some button click event
begin
  Memo1.lines.add(data.y.count); // Should output 2
end;

I'm confused as to where I need to create the TList, and why we need to create it in the first place, unlike a normal array. Do I need to create the TList again in the event function, and when would I free it? I am following this example, but i'm still confused how this would work with functions?
Thanks,
Jonathon

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I'm confused as to where I need to create the TList, and why we need to create it in the first place, unlike a normal array.

A TList is an object that must be instantiated by a call to Create.
Like any object that is allocated on the heap, it must be created before use.
When you don't need it anymore, it must be deallocated by a call to Free. Note that a TList has other characteristics than an array. It has methods, properties, etc, to handle sorting, comparisons, insertion and things like that.

A "normal" array can be either a static array or a dynamic array.

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*A dynamic array is a managed type, where the lifetime is automatically handled by the use of a reference count. It is allocated to the heap by a call to SetLength, or by a concatenation with another array or value.

*A static array is automatically stack allocated whenever it is within scope, and thus needs no explicit creation.

Do I need to create the TList again in the event function, and when would I free it?

In your example, the variable data is a global. Once the x or y fields have been allocated, they are alive until they are destroyed. So, no you don't have to create them again.
As @Remy says, if you want to use the data variable throughout the unit, it can be initialized and finalized in the initialization and finalization part of the unit.

I wanted to primarily ask whether using TList would be more appropriate than changing the length of a dynamic array each time a new item is to be appended.

Like mentioned above, a TList<T> is an object with methods for sorting etc.
If you don't need those extra functions, a dynamic array is ok.
If you are thinking about performance, use a profiler first to find if you actually will gain anything by optimizing code. Adding items one by one on a dynamic array may be slower than using a TList. A TList will grow its internal array in larger chunks to avoid too much heap reallocations.


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from django.http import Http404
from django.shortcuts import render_to_response
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from django.template.loader import get_template

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            get_template(template_name)
            return template_name
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            raise Http404

    def get(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        return render_to_response(self.get_template_name())

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Turkey will be hosting World Championship of Basketball starting from August 1st to August 28th in four cities of the countary. There has been alot of fuzz going on about the Event and Finally Tureky got a chance to show the world that they are ready for the big events. The draw for the compition was held in december 2009 and 24 teams have been drawn into four prelimnary groups. Four Cities of Turkey will be hosting the event including Istanbul, Ankara, Kayseri and Izmir.
2010 FIBA World Championship Preview: There is just one week to go when the Basketball World Cup will get underwy in Turkey, All the teams are playing warm up matches to get a good buildup to the ultimate price in World Basketball. USA always come into the big international Basketball events with huge amount of expetations and ofcource some nerve racking pressure, and that is fairly understandable because of the success of NBA everyone thinks USA gonna top the International basketball events as well. Thier Current rank in the International Ranking is 2. If everything goes out as planned for USA they might meet spain in the semi Final and that is somthing to look forward too.
Turkey will be playing without the need of any qualification to the Fiba 2010 Championships, so will USA who are the winners of 2008 Basketball Olympic Medal winners. While most of the other teams qualified through the extensive qualification rounds which were held in different continents. While On Saturday, December 12, FIBA awarded Germany, Lebanon, Lithuania and Russia the four wild cards.


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16-year-old Cherki scores 2 as Lyon advances in French Cup
PARIS — Two goals and two assists from 16-year-old forward Rayan Cherki helped Lyon win 4-3 at Nantes and reach the last 16 of the French Cup on Saturday.
But the run of Reunion Islanders JS Saint-Pierroise ended with a 1-0 loss away to Epinal, which scored deep into extra time.
Cherki put Lyon ahead in the first minute, deftly rounding goalkeeper Alban Lafont and then clipping the ball beyond a defender. He made it 2-0 in the ninth, slotting the ball through Lafont's legs after being set up by right winger Bertrand Traore.
New signing Renaud Emond headed in Moses Simon's cross from the left to pull a goal back for Nantes in the 16th. Cherki then showed great awareness to release forward Martin Terrier with a fine pass from midfield in the 37th for 3-1.
Cherki shaved the crossbar with a shot in the 60th and won a penalty in the 67th after robbing the ball off Thomas Basila. He generously allowed striker Moussa Dembele to take it, but Lafont saved Dembele's attempt.
Two minuter later, Cherki threaded the ball down the right to Dembele, who slotted in, and the irrepressible Cherki set up another chance for Terrier.
Lyon's defense remains vulnerable and Simon set up Imran Louza's goal before heading in late on to ensure a tense finish.
Saint-Pierroise had caused an upset in the previous round by knocking out second-division Niort and the players again traveled 6,000 miles (around 9,700 kilometers) from the small island in the Indian Ocean, located off the east coast of Africa.
Saint-Pierroise, the former club of France midfielder Dimitri Payet, was looking to become the first club from the Reunion Islands to reach the last 16 and almost forced a penalty shootout, despite having forward Jean-Michel Fontaine sent off in the 15th minute.
But substitute Adel Berkane rifled home a half-volley for fourth-tier Epinal with two minutes left in extra time.
Also, there were wins for first-division sides Nice, Lille, Saint-Etienne and Strasbourg.
Lille won 2-0 at fifth-division Gonfreville thanks to goals from forwards Loic Remy and Victor Osimhen, while coach Patrick Vieira's Nice side held on to beat third-tier Red Star 2-1.
Saint-Etienne won 3-2 at Paris FC, a team fighting relegation in the second division.
Paris FC led 2-1 with goals from former Paris Saint-Germain forward Jeremy Menez and ex-Rennes winger Jonathan Pitroipa. Teen forward Charles Abi equalized for Saint-Etienne with 20 minutes left before veteran right back Mathieu Debuchy netted the winner.
Strasbourg won 5-1 at fourth-tier Angouleme.
On Sunday, Rennes plays at fifth-tier Athletico Marseille and PSG travels to face second division league leader Lorient.
Rennes beats PSG in last year's final.
Tags: FC Nantes, Lyon, Rayan Cherki, Ba, Bertrand Traore, Dimitri Payet, Martin, Mathieu Debuchy, Moussa Dembele, Nathan, Rayan Cherki
Mbappé enjoys turning 21 with 2 goals as PSG routs Amiens
By Joel SoriaDec 21, 2019, 7:23 PM EST
PARIS — Kylian Mbappe celebrated turning 21 with a silvery-looking haircut and two more clinical finishes as league leader Paris Saint-Germain beat struggling Amiens 4-1 on Saturday.
It was a familiar sight as the lightning-fast France star with his new dyed hair – after his birthday on Friday – latched onto a long pass from Neymar and adroitly clipped the ball over the advancing goalkeeper.
Mbappe has been involved in 15 goals in his last 12 league games – 11 goals and four assists – and his partnership with Brazil star Neymar continues to flourish.
Neymar danced in front of the home fans after tapping home from close range early into the second half. Mauro Icardi's effort was blocked and the loose ball rolled kindly across to Neymar.
Angel Di Maria then set up Mbappe with a clever reverse pass down the right, with Mbappe drilling a low shot into the corner in the 65th.
However rampant in attack, PSG remains prone to lapses in concentration at the back and Colombian forward Steven Mendoza was left unmarked when he pulled a goal back five minutes later.
Icardi has been in prolific form since joining on a season's loan from Inter Milan and notched his ninth league goal in only 11 games, showing his usual dexterity when sliding to the back post to volley in a cross from the left with minutes remaining.
The win kept PSG seven points clear of second-place Marseille heading into the mid-season winter break. PSG has played one game less and has a vastly superior goal difference.
Marseille enjoyed a comfortable 3-1 home win against 19th-place Nimes for a sixth win in seven games. Midfield schemer Dimitri Payet was involved in all the goals – and in another disallowed goal – after a tight first half.
Nimes players were exasperated not to get a penalty on the stroke of halftime, following a video review after center half Duje Caleta-Car appeared to impede Sofiane Alakouch.
Alakouch inadvertently sent the ball into his own net in the 47th after sliding to stop a cross from the right from reaching Payet.
Marseille then had a goal ruled out by VAR after Payet's deflected shot from the edge of the penalty area clipped striker Dario Benedetto, who was in an offside position.
Benedetto's next effort stood as he volleyed into the roof of the net from close range in the 66th, after midfielder Morgan Sanson's saved shot from Payet's pass bounced up invitingly to him.
Payet got an ovation when he was substituted soon after his well-struck goal in the 82nd. Payet was one of France's best players at the European Championship in 2016, but then lost his place.
With Euro 2020 looming, he is pushing for a return to coach Didier Deschamps' squad and has four goals and three assists in six games.
The French league resumes on Jan. 10.
Striker M'Baye Niang's late goal gave Rennes a 1-0 home win against Bordeaux and moved it two points above Lille into third place.
Lille was routed 5-1 away to Monaco, despite Nigeria striker Victor Osimhen's 10th league goal of the season giving Lille a 14th-minute lead.
The prolific Wissam Ben Yedder grabbed two second-half goals to take his league-leading tally to 13 – two more than Mbappe.
Nantes is two points behind Lille in fifth spot after losing 2-1 at home to Angers.
Midfielder Ludovic Blas celebrated his goal after a shot from outside the penalty area in the 18th. Goalkeeper Ludovic Butelle clumsily spilled what was otherwise a comfortable shot to stop.
Midfielder Antonin Bobichon leveled for Angers in the 51st and Algerian striker Farid El Melali pounced late on.
Lyon was missing top scorer Memphis Depay and attacking midfielder Jeff Reine-Adelaide to serious knee injuries sustained last weekend, but still took an early lead at sixth-place Reims through midfielder Lucas Tousart.
After midfielder Mathieu Cafaro leveled from the penalty spot for Reims in the 44th, striker Moussa Dembele missed a late penalty for Lyon in a 1-1 draw.
Center forward Gaetan Laborde netted twice as ninth-place Montpellier easily beat Brest 4-0.
Headers from Malang Sarr and Hicham Boudaoui put 10th-place Nice 2-0 up inside 20 minutes at home to last-place Toulouse, and a brilliant curling shot by midfielder Pierre Lees-Melou. also in the first half, made it 3-0.
Saint-Etienne slumped to a fifth defeat in the last seven games overall, losing 2-1 at 11th-place Strasbourg.
Dijon midfielder Romain Amalfitano's first league goal since January 2016 was worth the wait in a 2-2 home draw with Metz. As the ball dropped on the edge of the penalty area he struck a superb volley into the bottom corner to equalize moments after Senegal striker Habib Diallo's 10th of the season gave Metz a 15th-minute lead.
Metz had a player sent off in the second half but earned a point thanks to Habib Maiga's injury-time goal.
Tags: Ángel di María, Kylian Mbappe, Ligue 1, Mauro Icardi, Paris Saint-Germain, Ba, Dimitri Payet, Jeff Reine-Adelaide, Lee, Memphis, Moussa Dembele
Transfer Roundup: Benedetto, Cahill and more
By Daniel KarellAug 5, 2019, 3:41 PM EDT
Outside of Paris Saint-Germain, Marseille might now have the best attacking trio in all of France.
Olympique Marseille on Monday announced the signing of Argentine striker Dario Benedetto on a four-year contract. The 29-year-old striker has had a long and storied career throughout the Americas. From his upbringing with small Argentine clubs like Arsenal di Sarandi, he made his first big move moving to Northern Mexico to play for Club Tijuana.
Benedetto was an instant sensation, scoring a hat-trick in his first game and eventually earning the interest of Mexican giant Club America. While Benedetto never truly lived up to his potential in Mexico City, he earned a move to Boca Juniors, where he won three Superliga titles and led Boca to the Copa Libertadores final against rivals River Plate.
𝗔̶𝗻̶𝗻̶𝗼̶𝗻̶𝗰̶𝗲̶ Bienvenue @PipaBenedetto 💙🇦🇷#OMnation #DaríoestOlympien pic.twitter.com/5tJkWgHwh4
— Olympique de Marseille (@OM_Officiel) August 5, 2019
He also scored 21 goals in his first season, though his hard-as-nails mentality (which matches his tattoos) has earned him a fair share of injuries. That being said, playing up top in Marseille in-between former West Ham winger Dimitri Payet and Florian Thauvin could prove to result in double-digit goals for the Argentine. He's also playing for Andre Villas-Boas, a coach with plenty of experience in England and abroad. It will be up to Villas-Boas to get the best out of Benedetto in Ligue 1 this year. Unfortunately for Benedetto, at least this year, he won't be playing in Europe. Marseille's fifth-place finish, coupled with Rennes and Strausbourg winning the cup competitions, meant Marseille missed out on even the Europa League.
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Report: Cahill signs with Crystal Palace
For the first time since 2012, Gary Cahill has a new home. Luckily for Cahill, he didn't have to move very far to find his new club.
According to the BBC, Cahill has signed a contract with Crystal Palace, after London neighbors Chelsea released Cahill at the end of the 2018-2019 season. The 33-year-old centerback was a standout starter for Chelsea until Maurizio Sarri arrived at Stamford Bridge. Cahill, older and unable to keep up with Sarri's high-pressing style to play a high line defensively, only made two Premier League appearances and eight across all competitions for Chelsea last season.
With Crystal Palace, Cahill could potentially step into a starting role alongside either James Tompkins, Scott Dann, or Martin Kelly. Or, he could be available for a late-game insertion to hold onto a tight lead as Crystal Palace hunts to get over the 40-point mark yet again.
Tags: Boca Juniors, Chelsea, Club America, Club Tijuana, Crystal Palace, Ligue 1, Marseille, Ba, Dimitri Payet, Florian Thauvin, Gary Cahill, Ibe, Martin, Maurizio Sarri, Pote, Scott Dann, Stam
Marseille's 'Champions Project' in tatters
AP Photo/Claude Paris, File
Associated PressMay 16, 2019, 10:10 PM EDT
PARIS (AP) Ridiculous Project.
Arrogant Project.
Fiasco Project.
Deficient Project.
Defeat Project.
These were some of the slogans displayed by Marseille fans last weekend at Stade Velodrome, mocking the "Champions Project" plan of American owner Frank McCourt, who aimed to return the club back to the summit of French soccer and among the European elite.
[ MORE: Sarri's job in jeopardy? ]
Instead, in front of those poster-holding fans, former European champion Marseille was humiliated by Lyon 3-0 at home.
Ahead of the trip to Toulouse on Saturday, Marseille is seven points behind fourth-placed Saint-Etienne. With only two rounds left in Ligue 1, it means the club won't even qualify for the Europa League.
Two and a half years after McCourt took over, the southern side has not lived up to expectations, and coach Rudi Garcia's future is hanging in the balance after he failed to find the right balance in a squad featuring some brilliant individuals.
Marseille, which made it to the 2018 Europa League final but earned only one point in the group stage this season, has 13 defeats in 36 matches in the French league, has conceded 50 goals – its worst total in more than 30 years – and lost all of its matchups against the top three teams.
Constant tinkering with the lineup – Garcia fielded 41 different starting XIs in 44 matches in all competitions – to find a winning combo contributed to Marseille going backward, in sharp contrast to the club's motto of "Straight to Goal."
"There is no point looking for excuses," World Cup winner Florian Thauvin said last month after a loss in Bordeaux. "We should stop fooling ourselves. We did not make a good season. And even if we qualified for the Champions League, what could we achieve? Every year it's the same thing. We don't win the games we need, we make too many mistakes."
Marseille Ultras supporters, who play a major role in the running of the club, have had enough, too, and are asking for Garcia's firing. They are also unhappy with club president Jacques Henri Eyraud, who appointed the coach when McCourt, the former Los Angeles Dodgers owner, launched his project of making Marseille great again, then extended Garcia's deal to 2021.
"It's one of the most difficult seasons of my career," says Garcia, who seems under no illusion his time is up at the club. "But it's part of my experience, and I'm sure I will use it in the future."
Upon arrival at the buoyant Mediterranean city, McCourt pledged to revive Marseille by investing 200 million euros ($210 million) over four years. Large amounts of cash have been spent on Mario Balotelli, Valere Germain, and Brazil midfielder Luiz Gustavo. Marseille's squad also features Lucas Ocampos, Kevin Strootman, Dimitri Payet, and Florian Thauvin, but Garcia has failed to make them gel as a team.
Thauvin has appeared unconcerned in recent weeks, and has not scored in the league in more than two months. He has repeatedly said his main goal in club football is to play the Champions League and appears bound for a transfer this summer.
Balotelli is not expected to stay either, but Marseille could struggle to find credible replacements as it remains closely monitored by UEFA in regard to financial fair play rules, and might not be allowed to spend as much as it wants.
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Tags: Florian Thauvin, Frank McCourt, Ligue 1, Mario Balotelli, Marseille, Dimitri Payet, Florian Thauvin, Mario Balotelli
West Ham block Arnautovic exit
West Ham United and Marko Arnautovic are embroiled in a very public and rather ugly transfer battle.
After a bid of over $45 million was reportedly tabled by an unnamed Chinese Super League club Wednesday (believed to be reigning CSL champs Shanghai SIPG) for West Ham's star striker, Arnautovic's agent and brother has said he wants to leave the Hammers.
Danijel Arnautovic released the following statement to talkSPORT in the UK.
"West Ham bought Marko for peanuts. They paid £20million for him, which is nothing in the current market. They bought him to keep them in the Premier League last season and he did that. He took every award at the club; best player, signing of the season and the players' award. Now West Ham have a fantastic offer. It is close to double what they paid for him. He wants to go to a new market and challenge for titles. This is what he wants. It is his great desire that West Ham accept the offer from China."
The Hammers responded to the claims with this brief, and rather curt, statement:
In response to the statement from the brother and agent of Marko Arnautovic this afternoon, the Club has issued the following: pic.twitter.com/6A2p3glFhg
— West Ham United (@WestHamUtd) January 10, 2019
Your move, Marko…
Arnautovic, 29, is contracted to West Ham until the summer of 2022 and if the Hammers do not want to sell him then this is a very tough situation to sort out. It is almost a case of deja vu for the Hammers when you think about the situation they had with Dimitri Payet just over two years ago.
Reports suggest Arnautovic will double his wages to $255,000 per week if he moves to China and given his rather lavish lifestyle off the pitch, that extra cash will come in handy in the long run…
The Austrian has been West Ham's best player by a country mile since joining from Stoke in the summer of 2017, scoring 18 goals in 46 Premier League games and almost single-handedly keeping them in the PL last season. He played a starring role as a lone striker under David Moyes in the second half of the 2017-18 campaign and despite a few injuries he has continued that form into this season under new manager Manuel Pellegrini.
Arnautovic has a reputation as a trouble maker and a volatile character when things aren't going his way and it will be intriguing to see how his performances on the pitch play out, despite his brother going on to say "he will give 100 per cent for West Ham" as long as he is at the club. He added that he hopes the Hammers fans understand that "things move on" in sport, but if he wants the supporters to believe that Arnautovic's main motive for this move is to challenge for titles then he will lose plenty of respect from West Ham's fans right away.
Their leading goalscorer this season reacted rather angrily towards Pellegrini after being subbed off during West Ham's 2-0 FA Cup third round win against Birmingham City last weekend (he scored the opener) and the former Inter Milan star was perhaps preempting this possible January exit with his actions.
All of this comes just when it looked like West Ham had figured things out with their squad as Pellegrini had bought wisely in defense this summer, locked Declan Rice down to a new long-term deal and club-record signing Felipe Anderson was purring in support of Arnautovic in attack.
Many will simply say: 'this is what we warned you about when you signed Arnautovic.'
Tags: Marko Arnautovic, Premier League, transfer news, West Ham United, Anderson, David Moyes, Declan Rice, Dimitri Payet, Felipe Anderson, Manuel Pellegrini, Marko Arnautovic
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