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package org.apache.pig.test;

import junit.framework.Assert;
import junit.framework.TestCase;
import org.apache.pig.impl.logicalLayer.*;
import org.apache.pig.impl.logicalLayer.validators.TypeCheckerException;
import org.apache.pig.impl.plan.PlanValidationException;
import org.apache.pig.test.utils.TypeCheckingTestUtil;
import org.apache.pig.test.utils.LogicalPlanTester;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.Before;

public class TestTypeChecking extends TestCase {

    final String FILE_BASE_LOCATION = "test/org/apache/pig/test/data/DotFiles/" ;

    LogicalPlanTester planTester = new LogicalPlanTester() ;

    @Before
    public void setUp() {
        planTester.reset();
    }

    @Test
    public void testSimple1() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: int, field2: float, field3: chararray );") ;
        LogicalPlan plan = planTester.buildPlan("b = distinct a ;") ;
        planTester.typeCheckAgainstDotFile(plan, FILE_BASE_LOCATION + "plan1.dot");
    }

    @Test
    public void testByScript1() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.typeCheckUsingDotFile(FILE_BASE_LOCATION + "testScript1.dot");
    }

    @Test
    public void testByScript2() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.typeCheckUsingDotFile(FILE_BASE_LOCATION + "testScript2.dot");
    }

    // Problem with "group" keyword in QueryParser
    /*
    @Test
    public void testByScript4() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.typeCheckUsingDotFile(FILE_BASE_LOCATION + "testScript4.dot");
    }
    */

    /*
    @Test
    public void testByScript3() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.typeCheckUsingDotFile(FILE_BASE_LOCATION + "testScript3.dot");
    }
    */

    @Test
    public void testByScript5() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.typeCheckUsingDotFile(FILE_BASE_LOCATION + "testScript5.dot");
    }

    @Test
    public void testByScript6() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.typeCheckUsingDotFile(FILE_BASE_LOCATION + "testScript6.dot");
    }

    // TODO: Convert all of these to dot files

    /*
    @Test
    public void testValidation1() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.buildPlan("a = load 'a' as ("
                            + "group: tuple(field1:int, field2:double) ,"
                            + "a: bag{tuple1:tuple(field1: int,field2: long)},"
                            + "b: bag{tuple1:tuple(field1: bytearray,field2: double)} "
                            + " ) ;") ;
        LogicalPlan plan = planTester.buildPlan("b = group a by field1;");
        planTester.typeCheckPlan(plan);

    }
    */

    /*
    @Test
    public void testValidation1() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: chararray, field2: tuple(inner1 : bytearray, inner2 : int));");
        LogicalPlan plan = planTester.buildPlan("b = group a by field1;");
        planTester.typeCheckPlan(plan);
    }
    */

    /*
    @Test
    public void testValidation2() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: long, field2: tuple(inner1 : bytearray, inner2 : float));");
        LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("b = group a by field2;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }

    @Test
    public void testValidation3() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: int, field2: float, field3: chararray );");
        buildPlan("b = order a by $0 ;");
        LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("c = distinct b ;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }

    @Test
    public void testValidation4() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: chararray, field2: int);");
        LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("b = group a by (field1, field2) ;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }

    @Test
    public void testValidation5() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: bytearray, field2: int);");
        LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("b = group a by field1+field2 ;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }

    @Test
    public void testValidation6() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: bytearray, field2: int, field3: double);");
        LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("b = group a by field1 % field2  ;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }

    @Test
    public void testValidation7() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: int, field2: tuple(inner1 : bytearray, inner2 : int));");
        buildPlan("b = load 'a' as (field1: long, field2: tuple(inner1 : bytearray, inner2 : int));");
        LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("c = group a by field1, b by field1;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }

    @Test
    public void testValidation8() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: int, field2: long);");
        buildPlan("b = load 'a' as (field1: bytearray, field2: double);");
        LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("c = group a by (field1,field2) , b by (field1,field2) ;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }

    @Test
    public void testValidation10() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (name: chararray, details: tuple(age, gpa), mymap: map[]);");
		LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("e = foreach a generate name, details;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }

    @Test
    public void testValidation12() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: int, field2: long);");
        buildPlan("b = load 'a' as (field1: bytearray, field2: double);");
        buildPlan("c = group a by field1, b by field1  ;");
        LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("d = foreach c generate a.(field1, field2), b.(field1, field2)  ;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }
    */

    // I suspect there is something wrong in Schema.reconcile()
    /*
    @Test
    public void testValidation13() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: integer, field2: long);");
        buildPlan("b = load 'a' as (field1: bytearray, field2: double);");
        buildPlan("c = group a by field1, b by field1  ;");
        LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("d = foreach c generate b.field2, flattten(a)  ;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }
    */

    // The parser still has a bug dealing with this
    /*
    @Test
    public void testValidation13_2() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: integer, field2: long);");
        buildPlan("b = load 'a' as (field1: bytearray, field2: double);");
        buildPlan("c = group a by (field1+field2)*field1, b by field1  ;");
        LogicalPlan plan = buildPlan("d = foreach c generate b.field2, flattten(a)  ;");
        validatePlan(plan) ;
    }
    */

    /*
   @Test
    public void testQuery20() throws Throwable {
       TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: long, field2: long, field3: int);");
        String query = "b = foreach a generate ($1+$2), ($1-$2), ($1*$2), ($1/$2), ($1%$2), -($1), ($2*$2) ;";
        validatePlan(buildPlan(query));
    }

    @Test
    public void testQuery21() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        buildPlan("a = load 'a' as (field1: long, field2: long, field3: int);");
        String query = "b = foreach a generate (field1+field2)*(field1-field2) ;";
        validatePlan(buildPlan(query));
    }

    */

    public void testSUM1() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.buildPlan("a = load '/user/pig/tests/data/singlefile/studenttab10k' as (name:chararray, age:int, gpa:double);") ;
        LogicalPlan plan1 = planTester.buildPlan("b = foreach a generate (long)age as age:long, (int)gpa as gpa:int;") ;
        LogicalPlan plan2 = planTester.buildPlan("c = foreach b generate SUM(age), SUM(gpa);") ;
        try {
            planTester.typeCheckPlan(plan2);
        } catch (PlanValidationException e) {
            Throwable t = e.getCause();
            if (!(t instanceof TypeCheckerException)) {
                System.out.println("t: " + t);
                Assert.fail();
            }
            return;
        }
        // shouldn't get here
        Assert.fail();
    }

    public void testSUM2() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.buildPlan("a = group (load '\" + tmpFile + \"') by ($0,$1);") ;
        LogicalPlan plan1 = planTester.buildPlan("b = foreach a generate flatten(group), SUM($1.$2);") ;
        planTester.typeCheckPlan(plan1);
    }

    public void testGenerate1() throws Throwable {
        TypeCheckingTestUtil.printCurrentMethodName() ;
        planTester.buildPlan("a = load '/user/pig/tests/data/singlefile/studenttab10k' as (name:chararray, age:int, gpa:double);") ;
        LogicalPlan plan1 = planTester.buildPlan("b = foreach a generate 1 + 0.2f + 253645L, gpa+1; ") ;
        planTester.typeCheckPlan(plan1);
    }

}


Lost a very winnable 6-5 game tonight to Tenn. Ryan Kellogg pitched well enough to win but was not supported defensively as Devils had 4 errors. Several questionable calls at home and on the bases. 2 baserunning mistakes did not help as well. Pac12 umps were bad all night but ASU lost on defense and not poor calls. Sunday game should be a real battle and will probably boil down to pitching and defense.
: Lost a very winnable 6-5 game tonight to Tenn. Ryan Kellogg pitched well enough to win but was not supported defensively as Devils had 4 errors. Several questionable calls at home and on the bases. 2 baserunning mistakes did not help as well. Pac12 umps were bad all night but ASU lost on defense and not poor calls. Sunday game should be a real battle and will probably boil down to pitching and defense.


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"I will always write about black womanhood and I will always be influenced by popular culture and our contemporary myth."
Morgan Parker is one of the foremost poets of this generation, and that is not an understatement. Besides being published in The New York Times and The Nation, among many others, BuzzFeed listed her forthcoming book There Are More Beautiful Things Than Beyoncé (out February 14) as one of the most exciting books to come out in 2017. I was lucky enough to be able to talk with Morgan about black womanhood, our enigma, and our struggle, as she prepares for the whirlwind of her book release and imminent tour:
I want to talk about the cover of your book for a second. There's so much to say about the color scheme and the positionality of the black woman and I want to know if you could go into more detail about how and why you chose this image.
The image was created for the book. Mickalene Thomas is an artist who I've loved for a long time and she inspired moments in the book. I always thought of her aesthetic as being in conversation with mine. I contacted her and asked her if she would be interested in reading my book and licensing something. She read it and excitedly created something based on my book. It was a collaboration, and I was very honored. I wanted the reader to confront the physicality of a black woman. It felt important but I wasn't sure how to do that without making readers wonder if it was Beyonce, or me, or someone specific. I wanted readers to confront a figure. I wanted an image where you can't see her face. I showed it to some friends and they liked how they didn't know if she was throwing her head back as if she's pissed or she's cackling.
One thing that was both a relief and frustration while reading your book is the desire to be wanted. I felt relief because I was like, whew, finally another black woman is talking about her need for intimacy but then I was like well damn, why isn't she getting it? Would you like to speak on that?
Yes, it's very personal to me. We can cross-reference with my therapist about the reason for all of this. In the book and as a poetic practice, I'm trying to build a profile of a black woman and a lot of that is about not being desirable—whether or not that is happening in reality to each and every one of us. That is our profile and the narrative that is placed on us. Also there's this idea of sacrificing intimacy in order to be powerful or to take care of one's self. I think it is kind of important that the characters in my book are single or solitary, whether or not they are coupled or with a group of friends. They are on their own. There is so much external language and influence in the book, but as much as there is that, the other half of the book takes place in quiet moments. It's very reflective. Loneliness is directly linked to being hurt and traumatized. As black women, that is a legacy we carry. There's also the idea of not being seen the right way.
In "These Are Some Dangerous Times, Man," your metaphor usage is astounding. I love in your poems, you make the black female body out to be a whole continent of different tundra, flora, and fauna. How? What is your process for choosing the right words and how it relates to history?
It definitely relates to history. I think about making poems as creating a room or an environment. That's why each of the poems in the book has its own register and pacing. I focus a lot on tone—whether or not it's celebratory, loud, quiet, sad, or fun. I also think about where my influences are. If I'm listening to a song or watching TV, I pick up language from all of those places or language that I associate with those spaces.
Your book reminded me of Solange's "A Seat at the Table," and one of the themes that others have picked up from that work was afro-pessimism. Would you consider your book to have afro-pessimistic vibes?
I actually feel like this book is optimistic in comparison to my first book. I don't think that we only need to celebrate the most perfect moments. We need to celebrate the trials and tribulations. The book can feel—not pessimistic, but certainly dark—at moments, but there are so many peaks and valleys in it. In the end, the woman is triumphant. I thought a lot about the journey of the book. I am obsessed with telling a story through the order of the poems. The last poem in the book is called "So What?" It's named after a Coltrane song. Honesty can look like pessimism. We are encouraged to be not completely honest if it sounds discomforting. In all of my work, I am saying what is honest and not necessarily "woe is me" but this is how it is. I think it would be disingenuous to write a book like a vision board. We have enough of that at Hallmark and Barnes & Noble. I am trying to write poems to make you feel like you have permission to be yourself and be seen. That's more important to me. We underestimate how comforting it can be.
If you could use three words to describe black womanhood, what would it be?
I would say "more than that." I'm really dedicated to talking about multiplicity and our contradictions. I want to create more space for other narratives about us. People think they know exactly what "black womanhood" is, but what does that mean? It means something different to you than it does to me. How can we trouble that and make it an "and" situation rather than an "or" situation?
When it came to the title, did you rack your brain over it for a while?
It came to me in the bathtub. I have a poem in the book that has that title. It was toward the end of the year and I was thinking about why I was writing about Beyonce and why I was so obsessed with using these pop cultural references. I really wanted to write about beautiful things. The journey of the book is trying to find beautiful things. I'm not saying that Beyonce is ugly. I was just taking my lavender bath, wrote that line, and thought, "Oh my God, what if I did this?" My friends were like no but I did it anyway.
Do you intend to create more pieces or books that center on a black female icon and from there expand on black womanhood?
My next manuscript is not centered on one black female icon and I would say that this book doesn't either. Beyonce is in it, but so are a lot of people. I will always write about black womanhood and I will always be influenced by popular culture and our contemporary myth.
It seems like you're becoming a bit of an icon yourself with shout-outs from Lena Dunham and those writing essays about you in Catapult. How does that make you feel?
Good. It's weird because I told myself not to attach my writing to anything external. Obviously I want to be successful but part of me doing the work that I do is not caring how it is received by the masses. It's wildly surprising and exciting to see that I can communicate with other people. That's why I write: to connect with other folks. I've waited my whole life to be understood and seen. That is really satisfying when someone hears me and hears me correctly.
Which poets are you really excited about right now?
Right now, I'm reading a book by Shane McCray. Angel Nafis, my collaborator and bestie, is crafting some incredible new poems. Danez Smith and Alex Dimitrov both have new books coming out this year. There is a generation of poets right under mine that I'm so excited to watch and support. They seem to have more freedom and permission than I did when I was starting out. Poets like Jayson Smith and Nabila Lovelace—I'm so excited about their energy. And it's not just individuals, these are entire communities that I'm stoked for because they are strong together and have a lot of reach.
What's next on your docket? Because I know that not only are you a poet, you're also an editor and teacher.
Right now, I am slowly working on a third manuscript called Magical Negro. I'm also working on a YA novel. Novels take a long time and are hard. This is the first time I've written one, and I'm basically teaching myself. It's fun but it's a slow-moving process. I'm also getting ready to go on book tour so I've been planning that, which is a job on its own. I'm editing some books right now for Little A. I also edit Day One , which is weekly, and that's where I find a lot of new, exciting writers. I'm always scheming, taking meetings, and just hanging out with my dog.
Morgan Jerkins is a writer and Associate Editor at Catapult.co. Her work has been featured in The New Yorker, The New York Times, Elle, Rolling Stone, and BuzzFeed, among many others. Her debut essay collection, This Will Be My Undoing, is forthcoming in 2018 from Harper Perennial.
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Perhaps the salvo of arrows flying about, but not at, me (thanks a lot, Cupid) does twist the proverbial knife a bit, and I am mildly repulsed by the marketed suggestion that solace lies in cheap drugstore candy and the latest Nicolas Sparks film. But while cynicism has a certain appeal, it only takes a few measly cards to melt my Scrooge complex each year, and after every bite of gourmet chocolate I silently thank whatever genius invented this glorious excuse to indulge myself.
Ancient Greeks had four different words for love: ag�pe, for true love, �ros, for passionate or sensual love, philia, for love of a friend, and storge, for affection, and I think they had it right: love is far too complicated to be boiled down to one word. So for those of us floating in a sea of solitude this year, there is hope. Valentine�s Day should celebrate love in all its manifestations. In other words, don�t forget to call your mother.
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Ironically, at one point during their set, the band had to curtail the track 'Shut em Down' after a rowdy fan climbed a rigging pole and became a danger to public safety.
The group rounded out their set with a powerful version of their 1989 single 'Fight the Power'.
Thanking the crowd as they left the stage, Flavor said: ''There are two things we're against in this world, racism and separatism.
''That's why these world wars have got to stop right now everybody, every religion, we are all God's children, no matter who we are.
''I want everybody to put a finger in the air and say 'f**k racism, and f**k separatism.'
''If you want this for everybody in the world. If you want peaceful neighbourhoods. If you want peaceful households, I want you to say 'peace,' 'peace.' And I want to thank y'all for coming to a Public Enemy show.''
Elsewhere at the outdoor sports event, snowboarder Billy Morgan triumphed in the Big Air competition to become the first British winner of the freestyle event at the Freeze Festival. He beat Italian Marco Grigis and Sweden's Tor Lundstrom to claim the prize.
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Bay of Panama & Iguana Island, 12/28/2021, National Geographic Quest
Aboard the National Geographic Quest
This morning we awoke off the coast of Isla Iguana, home to a wildlife refuge on land that had once been used as a bombing range in World War II. Located on Panama's Azuero Peninsula, the 58-hectare Isla Iguana Wildlife Refuge is an important nesting site for both frigatebirds and sea turtles. Even though the island still bears the scars from its past in its old bomb craters, it offered peaceful memories for us.
We disembarked early in the morning onto the white sandy beach with our trusty gear and an adventurous spirit. Options included hiking, swimming, snorkeling, and taking photos of the resident frigatebirds, or all the above. Some of us opted for a short hike inland, where we immediately saw hundreds of hermit crabs. Unable to make their own shell, hermits must find their refuge amongst the debris or the edge of the beach, selecting for a shell that someone else made and carrying it with them until they outgrow it. Along the understory of a secondary growth path, we also spotted termite nests and black-tailed iguanas.
The main attraction was the large frigatebird colony, where the breeding season was just starting. An adult male will choose a nesting spot, perhaps in some shrubs on a rocky ledge, and the female either agrees to it or not. We even got to see a few males flying overheard with inflated red balloons at their throats, a mating display. Amongst them, a shy and single neotropical cormorant called the attention of us all.
Around noon we reluctantly returned to the ship to begin our journey around the Azuero Peninsula to our next destination, Coiba National Park.
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Isla Coiba Marine National Park, Panama
We spent most of today enjoying the beauty and serenity of Coiba Island and nearby Coco Islet. The underwater world is the highlight at Coco Islet. Snorkelers marveled at the fish and sea turtles. The beach near Coiba Island's ranger station was the launching place for kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, birdwatching and photography. Both locations were great for swimming, soaking up the sun, taking in the views of the surrounding islets and enjoying our last full day in Panama.
Azuero Peninsula - Isla Iguana Wildlife Refuge
After a successful Panama Canal transit, we cruised over 90 nautical miles overnight to arrive on a speck of an island just east of the Azuero Peninsula. Isla Iguana became a wildlife refuge in the early 1980s. In addition to conspicuous pelagic bird activity, the underwater world of this island features interesting coral reefs that shelter a great deal of fish and marine wildlife. We tested our snorkeling gear and enjoyed the warm water temperatures offered in this part of the tropics. In just a few minutes, we spotted guineafowl puffers, bicolor parrotfishes and the triggerfishes and surgeonfishes that are representative of this tropical reef. Isla Iguana has spectacular white sand beaches and trails for exploring. We visited a site that was once a bomb shooting range for the U.S. Army during the Second World War. During our walk, we noticed bomb craters that are now home to the hermit crabs, reptiles and birds that breed explosively all over Isla Iguana. The island is home to more than 60 bird species, and it is one of the largest nesting sites for the magnificent frigatebird. In honor of its name, the island is also a common dwelling ground for black iguanas and spiny-tailed lizards. After a wonderfully sunny day in this tropical paradise, we lifted anchor and began making our way to the third island of our expedition, Coiba Island.
Barro Colorado Island and the Panama Canal
Selecting a vacation is hard with so many great destinations, but transiting the Panama Canal is high on the bucket list of most world travelers. Our transit started yesterday afternoon when we left the northern entrance of Cristobal Port. As a country, Panama runs east to west; the canal runs north to south. Approaching a lock chamber of the Panama Canal for the first time is always a moment of astonishment. The Gatun locks are particularly amazing. It is the only set of locks with three chambers, which elevates visitors from sea level to lake level at 85 feet. It is hard to know where to look with so much going on. Panamanian naturalist Mauricio narrated the processes taking place and shared facts about the historical engineering of a canal built over 100 years ago. Everyone walked away impressed. We anchored on the lake for a peaceful and starlit evening. After waking up at dawn on Gatun Lake, National Geographic Quest navigated to the world-renowned Barro Colorado Island. Barro Colorado is the largest island in the 164 square mile lake, and it is home to the oldest rainforest reserve in the Western Hemisphere. The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute currently operates the reserve, established in 1923. With special arrangements, we visited the scientific reserve. It was a biologist's dream location! Some guests enjoyed Zodiac expeditions, while others went on hefty trail walks. This virgin rainforest island on a hilltop lived up to our expectations. Our scientific team of naturalists and guests alike raved about how much they saw during both excursions. Wildlife sightings included reports of sloths, white-faced capuchins, howler monkeys and anteaters. We also spotted several birds, like crested guans, slaty-tailed trogons, black-hooded antshrikes, toucans, snail kites, flycatchers and honeycreepers. During the afternoon, we proceeded with the second half of the day's journey. We transited the Canal to the Pacific, a total journey of eight hours, to stepdown through the two-lock systems of Pedro Miguel and Miraflores. We enjoyed watching the ship traffic with a new appreciation for the magnitude and importance of this critical waterway. It was an amazing first day and a great way to start the trip.


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Very basic. Clean, comfortable beds, but misleading photos. No whirlpool bathtub. Photos show 2 single beds & 1 double/queen - gives you impression from those photos that it's a two bedroom, but it's not. The (one) single bed was in lounge room.... and hard to sleep with big triangular window at top that had no curtain where light shone in. Room not serviced once during our 5 nights but I thought they said they would? Views are million dollars. Staff nice. I would only recommend this property on the condition that you make sure they give you the room you pay for. We were exhausted from flying and had things on each day so were busy enjoying holiday.. and as it was 2 of us we fit in apartment so didn't think much of it...wasn't until I looked closely at the booking that I realised. But it shouldn't happen - I felt a little ripped off to be honest. If someone could explain that it'd be super. Apart from that nice stay. You'll be fit after your stay with the steep hill. We loved it.
Ideal location with fantastic views. The apartment was very clean and fully equipped. We will recommend this place for a few days days stay in Queenstown,. The staff is very helpful.
Like the view and very tidy! Would choose again if I come to Queenstown again!
Everything is perfect and the only con (if have to state one) will be a steep slope to climb to reach this place. Queentown is at 10min walking distance with good choice of restaurants and supermarket. Free parking is avail for 1 lot per unit. We stayed in 3 stories unit with 1st level just a store room and stair, 2nd level are 2 bedrooms + 1 bathroom while level 3 is the kitchen and living room. The view at 3rd level is super (facing Lake Wakatipu) if not is perfect that we wish we can stay longer to enjoy. Staff is very helpful too.
Nice and spacious two storey townhouse (though this means you will have to bring your luggages up and down the stairs) with sky tv, WiFi, cooking facilities and balcony where we had our meals. Location is up a steep hill so that gets a little tiring. Given the price tag, surprised there is no air conditioning or fans provided given the warm summer days and nights.
Nice and cozy rooms ,well maintained.
Had a bath and other two couldn't even have a shower. not a big hot water tank... no rubbish bin in rooms. otherwise great place to stay. Recommended.
Loved every minute of my stay. Fabulous view , and a lovely comfortable room.
We were upgraded to a 2 bedroom. Huge apartment with amazing views. Immaculately clean with everything you could possibly need. Raelene was very friendly and very helpful.
Good lake view from units, location close to town and gondola station, good wifi connection.
Had a pleasant 3-night stay. Staff very helping, giving very good advice in different tour options and helped in booking tours too, thank you very much for that. The apartments are on a steep street, though only a few minutes walk, still make one rather exhausting pulling the luggage up the hill if not renting a car.
Spent 4 wonderful nights at this townhouse. Children loves the townhouse layouts and design.


Children love learning about colors! Below are some ideas on how to incorporate stories and writing into the topic of colors. There are so many great books about colors, you may want to stop by the Library and explore books like, "Mouse Paint" or "White Rabbit's Color Book". Yellow, red and blue tempera paint can be explored on paper, fabric, cardboard, in ziploc baggies, by fingerpainting…endless learning opportunities!
Theme Box: Many more ideas for learning, and sensory activities are included on the theme page.
Non-fiction text about color: "Over the Rainbow" (provides some great graphs/diagrams that children may find interesting to explore.
2. "Harold and the Purple Crayon" By asking a lot of questions of what Harold is drawing or doing with his purple crayon, children will feel involved in the story. For some children, questioning why the author used one color may be interesting. "Why do you think Harold only used one color?" This story poses a great chance to talk about the setting "What setting is Harold drawing". And children may even answer what they think Harold is like as a child. Ask the children if they liked the story and have them explain why or why not. Exploring beginning, middle and end or concepts of print may be pursued also.
1. My Favorite Cut up pieces of colored paper. Have children pick their favorite color and give them corresponding piece of paper. Make graph of colors on easel. Call on students to place their colored piece of paper onto the graph. Count and find out what color the most students like. Have children write about their favorite color. Model writing about your favorite color and lead discussion by asking questions aloud in order to help expand ideas: "What other things are orange?", "Are there any foods that are orange? Are there any animals that are orange?" Encourage older students to use the sentence stem "My favorite color is__________".
2. List Have pictures of objects of different colors. Initiate a conversation about colors. "Hm, let's think of things that are ORANGE! Can we look around the classroom and see anything that is orange? Talk to your partner and think of something at home that is orange?" As a class, make a list of things that are green, or blue and continue through colors. After you've worked as a class, have students go to table to make their own list of colors/objects. Then, meet back at the carpet and have children share work.
3. Harold's Purple Crayon Model writing using one color, just as Harold did in his story. What setting can you create? Where will you go in your story? After using one color to write a story and share during share time, have children go back and add details to their stories, encouraging them to use more colors, if they want to!
Macaroni Necklaces: Dye macaroni noodles every color of the rainbow. (Food coloring, rubbing alcohol and plastic bags). Once they are dry help you children string them onto a lanyard cord to make rainbow necklaces. (These noodles can be used for sorting, counting, pattern making, or art-time).
Color Scavenger Hunt: Prepare by placing Have a paper bag with a color written on it (in that color). Set a time limit and tell class you want them to find things in the classroom that are the color that's written on their bag. For added time, first go around the circle and have each child say what color they have. Lead discussion about what things everyone can think of that are that color.
Directions: Fill spray bottles with water and food coloring. Hang a sheet outside, (on fence). Have children spray the sheet. Once the sheet is try you can use it in your classroom as a picnic blanket, table cloth, rug for group time or a bulletin board background.
Directions: Have each student fold up their coffee filter into sections (in half, in half again to make a small triangle). *You'll want to have a couple pre-made for little ones. Have them color the triangle with markers. When finished, spray the coffee filter lightly with water. Let dry. Open the filters at the end of class and the class will see the colors have gone through all the layers. See if they can identity colors that they made by the colors mixing together!
Directions: Give each child a half of sheet of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple paper. Have your children tear the papers into pieces. Next have your children use a paintbrush to spread glue around their paper to form a rainbow. Then place the ripped paper in the glue in a rainbow pattern. Help them identify the colors.


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Q: Maths Quiz Task 3 Saving 3 scores on one name I was wondering if anyone knows how to save three scores onto one name for maths quiz task 3.
sample of code:
if student_class == '1':
  file = open("Results(1).txt","a")
  student_results = ' name: '+student_name+' , score: ' +str(score) +'\n' #
  file.write(student_results)
  file.close()

if student_class == '2': following code will be produced
  file = open("Results(2).txt","a")
  student_results = ' name: '+student_name+' , score: ' +str(score) +'\n'
  file.write(student_results)
  file.close()

if student_class == '3':
  file = open("Results(3).txt","a")
  student_results = ' name: '+student_name+' , score: ' +str(score) +'\n'
  file.write(student_results)
  file.close()

A: You're repeating the same code, so you can use string formatting to not do that
with open("Results({}).txt".format(student_class),"a") as file:
    student_results = ' name: '+student_name+' , score: ' +str(score) +'\n' #
    file.write(student_results)

If you want all classes in one file, then remove the condition on your class variable
If you want three scores in a file for a name, you would just use file.write() three times with the same name, but different scores

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Orchestration : fl / cl / pno / vl / vlc + électronique ad lib.
This work for flute, clarinet, piano, violin and cello, written to a commission from the Goethe-Institut in Paris, is one of the composer's most frequently performed and the earliest realization of live electronics. For the first time in his production of the 1970s, Murail inaugurates the technique of ring modulation in an electroacoustic situation, optional for public performance. The work's form can be deduced from the 13 generating intervals played by the flute and clarinet. The modulator calculates the additional and differential frequencies and enriches the sounds played by the strings. The objective of the modulation is to create shadows in certain transitional passages between sections, often announcing or doubling the sounds played by the strings in those same places.
In Ethers (1977), Murail had already experimented with the wealth of complex sounds produced by simultaneously singing into and playing the flute, the resultant sounds then being transferred to the strings. In Treize couleurs, the composer develops this procedure, combined with a concept of premonition or prolongation of complex sounds. The model of the ring modulator allows the composer to organize a sound trajectory whose frequencies generate themselves in a chain reaction.
After an introductory sequence around the frequency E, the polar but fluctuating note, the entrance of the piano marks the first colour on E flat. Murail offers us variations of light with relations of one colour to the next by harmonic drift. He explains his process as follows: "Starting from medium brightness in the first sections, the timbre progresses towards a reverberating light marked by a very tight interval in the upper range (6th colour), to arrive at a dusk that, at the very end, sounds like a knell." With his series of paintings of the same subject at different times of the day (haystacks, poplars, cathedrals), Claude Monet attempted to measure the degrees of light and tints. Murail, in an analogous process, through the repetition of the same musical object within each section, transports the listener from one round colour to another through thirteen successive shades, going from dim to brilliant, pure to saturated, from incandescent bursts to the progressive removal of light intensity.


This Samsung 713N LCD monitor came in with no display symptom and no power. In other words, once you switched 'on' you could see the power LED lights up (no display) and then for couples of seconds the power led light goes off. When I removed the signal cable and switched 'on', now I could see the check signal cable OSD appeared at the screen. This proved that the inverter board, lamp and power supply is working. Again, I plugged in the signal cable, the display and power LED light went off.
A faulty main board may cause no display problem in LCD Monitor. If there is a problem in the main board, it would not send a "on" (enable) signal to the soft start circuit and no voltage will flow to the inverter IC thus no waveform produce by the high voltage transformer.
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Meanwhile type 2 diabetic guilt has been turned up several notches. And most of us have plenty of things already to feel bad about. We've made choices that could have been better. But haven't the people who point a loud accusing finger at Paula Deen made some bad choices too?
Always ensure you have some time to get personal with your laptop computer by cleaning it regularly. Doing this will keep you way from harms and damage. Also remember to read your laptop's manual before you embark on any laptop repairs or cleaning.


A South Carolina woman has been accused of trying to kill her husband by setting him on fire while he was asleep.
Local news outlets say a Union County Sheriff's Office report states that 44-year-old Lashawn Stevens Hardy is charged with attempted murder and second-degree arson in the early Saturday attack.
The victim told deputies Hardy poured petrol on him while he slept before lighting him on fire. He was flown to a Georgia hospital to have second-degree burns on his neck and back treated.
It is unclear whether she has an attorney.


5G is expected to complement 4G technologies to improve standard of living for consumers and society as a whole, and open new revenue opportunities for enterprises across a wide spectrum of industries. Early commercial deployments are expected in 2019, and widespread deployment will still take a number of years – 5G is designed to deliver incredible data speeds, provide large capacity, low latency and energy efficiency to support innovation and services across industries.
Like its predecessors, 5G is expected to become an integral part of a connected society. In Egypt, for example, network operators have the potential to address their share of USD 1.5 billion in 5G opportunity by 2026, in addition to the forecast telecom service revenues, and are working closely with information and communications technology service providers to pave the way for 5G. Operators can capture potential revenue by targeting industries undergoing digital transformation, such as the manufacturing and automotive industries, with 5G technology.
To meet government, enterprise and individual consumption demands, Ericsson and a variety of partners across the world have been working with 5G technology for several years – more recently, we have brought these technologies into advanced field trials, and have signed among the first 5G commercial deals in the industry.
5G business models will be diverse and granular to fit diverse needs and to enable value extraction from both extreme low cost and high-performance use cases. This will be an important technology in growing industrial digitalization, particularly for use cases dependent on ultra-low latency and high reliability. It will have a big impact on the further development of IoT – which is still in its infancy throughout many parts of the Middle East and Africa. Today IoT is improving livelihoods across the region – in Turkey, for example, smart agriculture initiatives have been ongoing since 2011, and similar initiatives are now ongoing in parts of Africa. The Saudi Arabian market has also been exploring remote monitoring of oil wells and making temporary networks available in cases of disasters. 5G is expected to further enhance technologies to offer even better performance for the benefit of communities.
To get started today, the challenge for operators is to be competitive with their offerings in industry digitalization. This includes considering how to cost-efficiently deploy a high number of use cases, what roles to take in the ecosystem or value chain, and what the relevant go-to-market models are.
To ensure the smooth introduction of 5G, operators need to look ahead and identify the deployment approach which makes best use of existing investments and best supports their own business strategies. This applies whether the operator is already hitting a capacity ceiling in the busiest parts of its 4G network or only just beginning to deploy 4G, and whether or not it already has access to new spectrum for 5G. The time to start developing and market-testing new business models is now, as operators prepare their current networks for 5G deployment.


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In open defiance of a government judgment against him, the great Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi has continued to make films on the sly, spiriting them out of the country, winning awards at major festivals around the world. His latest, 3 Faces, focuses on the status of women in Iranian society, specifically as film actors. The faces of the title belong to three actresses of different generations (past, present and future). The youngest has sent a popular actress what appears to be a suicide video. The star turns to Panahi for help and together they embark on a journey of discovery that takes them deep into the Iranian countryside, where the third actress is seen, if only in shadows and from a distance. In North America, 3 Faces was screened to great acclaim at the New York and Toronto film festivals, having won the prize for Best Screenplay at Cannes.


Svenskt Tenn's decorative pleated brass napkin ring is designed by Sara Szyber. The clover pattern can be found on several products in the range.
Sara Szyber's work is related to a broad spectrum of spatial design relationships. Assignments vary from exhibition concepts and interior design projects to pure product design. Her own products are exhibited regularly in exhibitions both in Sweden and internationally.


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Scottish Catholic adoption society wins legal victory
St Margaret's Children and Family Care Society, Glasgow, wins appeal to keep its charitable status, setting legal precedent
The community of St Margaret's Children and Family Care Society has reacted with joy and relief after the Scottish Charity Appeal Panel today ruled that the agency can keep its charitable status and continue to operate.
Archbishop Philip Tartaglia of Glasgow, president of St Margaret's, said the community is 'grateful' for the 'wise decision.'
In a unanimous ruling, the Scottish Charity Appeal Panel decided in favour of the Glasgow-based adoption agency, and overturned a ruling by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR), that St Margaret's must lose its charitable status because it is a specialist service.
Responding to today's decision, Archbishop Tartaglia said 'it means that families who are ready to adopt can look forward to the future with a little more serenity, and children in great need can be placed into loving homes.'
"St Margaret's is a small agency which does great work for the wider community and helps transform the lives of some of the most vulnerable children in society," the archbishop said. "It would have been a great pity if it had been forced to close."
OSCR had ruled against the charity, named among the top three in its category at last year's British Association for Adoption and Fostering awards, last March after a complaint by the National Secular Society. The regulator ruled that St Margaret's constitution—which states that the agency is established 'to assess the suitability of applicants as adoptive parents in accordance with the teachings of the Catholic Church'—did not provide 'public benefit' and, therefore, it should be removed from the Charities Register.
A spokesman for St Margaret's said that today's appeal overturning OSCR's decision has come as a welcome boost for the society, which has been operating under a cloud of uncertainty in recent years.
"We are delighted and relieved that the threat hanging over us has been lifted," the spokesman said. "Our only wish is to continue to do the good work for which we have been recognised by the authorities, of placing children in need of families with loving parents."
The society carried on with its vital work throughout the legal challenges to its status and recently relocated to new premises in Glasgow.
The work of Catholic charities and agencies has been threatened in recent years by equality legislation.
—martin@sconews.co.uk
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Eos hace referencia a varios artículos:

Mitología
 Eos, diosa de la aurora en la mitología griega;

Ciencias
 Eos (animal), género de aves Psittaciformes;
 Eos (revista), semanario dedicado a las ciencias de la Tierra;
 Canon EOS (Electro-Optical-System o Sistema Electro óptico) es un sistema fotográfico creado por la firma japonesa Canon Inc.
 Volkswagen Eos, modelo de automóvil deportivo del fabricante alemán Volkswagen.

Astronomía
 (221) Eos, asteroide bautizado en honor de la diosa anterior;
 EOS: sistema de Observación de la Tierra, de NASA.

Informática
 EoS, acrónimo en inglés Ethernet sobre SDH/SONET (Telecomunicaciones).
 Elementary OS o eOS, distribución GNU/Linux basada en Ubuntu 12.04
 EOS, sistema centralizador basado en herramientas desarrolladas por la compañía Zetus.
 EOS IO, criptomoneda enfocada al desarrollo de aplicaciones descentralizadas.

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Canadian cannabis company Canopy Growth is high on R&D: The company plans to buy the assets of Ebbu, a Colorado-based medicinal marijuana research company.
Canadian cannabis company Canopy Growth Corp. (CGC - Get Report) said Monday, Oct. 15, it reached an agreement to buy the assets of Ebbu Inc., a Colorado-based medicinal marijuana research company, for roughly $19.2 million (C$25 million) in cash and 6.2 million shares.
The deal, which could include an additional $77.7 million in cash and shares within two years if certain goals are met, would help expand Canopy's business of branding cannabis and hemp softgels, oils and other products, said Canopy in a statement.
Canopy would gain Ebbu's intellectual property and research and development know-how, as well as potentially advance its own genetic breeding program for cannabis and further its drink development efforts.
Canopy shares rose 6.8% to $53.17 on Monday.
Over the weekend, Canopy Growth CEO Bruce Linton told TheStreet's Jim Cramer during his Boot Camp for Investors in New York that he believes marijuana-related products could shakeup several industries beyond smoking, including pet care, beverages, sleep aides, and medications for appetite loss, arthritis and other conditions.
"All of a sudden you start adding these categories together [and] that is a huge $500 billion segment of business," Linton said.
But even as some U.S. states such as Massachusetts are easing laws around pot, Canopy said it will only sell its products here if they are federally legal.
Canada will become the second nation in the world to legalize recreational pot use later this week.


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We don't have any doubt that UK prides itself in technological progress, and we can even see that in some tourist attractions.
I tried the British Airways' i360 cable car when I went down to BrightonSEO in September. Built by the same team responsible for the London Eye and as a result of a public and private enterprise, it is a cable car attraction which takes you up 38 metres and allows you to see just that – i360 degrees around Brighton and beyond.
For those who are afraid of the heights, it goes up so slowly and smoothly you don't even notice. The views are probably not as good as London, but they are still great. You can see the Brighton Pier in one of the pictures below.
What I found really odd was that they were serving English champagne. But, after all it was about flying high.
I saw Brighton from 138 metres high! It is a cable car that goes slowly and smoothly. Worth it.
Visit their website (which needs a little updating) to get a bit more information and tickets. It is worthy, and you can probably see Brighton in one go and then head to the fish and chips restaurants or the rock bar.


Last year was a tough one and I was not looking forward to it, I turned 50! Now tomorrow the 30th is my birthday again and I'm just going to have to start substracting! My birthday generally falls around Labor Day weekend and it seems that there are always a lot of other people celebrating their birthdays this time of year. For instance I know it is Michael Jackson's birthday today...he's turning 50...Although as someone in my office said today, some of his body parts are not that old...where is he these days? And today is also John McCains birthday, which I didn't know about. I also found out through Rain that it is Activerain active-Dale Baker's birthday today! So Happy Birthday to all, I'm sure there are many others celebrating this weekend and I'd like to wish that you all have a safe and enjoyable Labor Day Weekend!


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Contrarian bettors will certainly be attracted to this game as it involves two teams heading in seemingly opposite directions. Louisville arrives in town having won and covered four of its last 5 games, whereas the Panthers take the floor on a four-game slide.
Pittsburgh has also failed to cover the point spread in three of its last 4 games. Despite those negative technical trends, I'm still making Pittsburgh my free sports pick for Tuesday, January 24.
Pittsburgh possesses a solid attack that is averaging 79.0 points per game (38.3% 3-PT%) against teams that would combine to allow just 70.3 points per game to an average offense. More importantly, the Panthers are 9-2 SU at home this season where they are averaging 84.3 points per game on 48.6% shooting from the field and 42.4% from beyond the arc.
I also like the fact that Pittsburgh is making 71.8% of its free throw attempts, including 72.6% at home. In contrast, the Cardinals are shooting just 68.3% from the charity stripe this season. Let's also note that Louisville remains without guard Quentin Snider, who suffered a hip flexor strain last week and is expected to miss up to three weeks of action.
The absence of Snider is significant in that he was averaging 12.1 points and 4.0 assists per game prior to being injured, including scoring 22 points in the Cardinals' 85-80 win over Pittsburgh on January 11. Louisville is averaging just 69.0 points per game on 39.9% shooting from the floor away from home this season.
Pittsburgh has also proven to be a reliable home underdog, posting a solid 7-3-1 ATS record when getting points at home. Meanwhile, Louisville is a fat and happy road favorite entering tonight's game having won three of its last 4 games, which is relevant in that the Cardinals are 1-8 ATS in their last nine road affairs when taking the court under these precise circumstances.
Finally, Louisville head coach Rick Pitino is 24-35 ATS following a loss by six points or less, whereas Pittsburgh head coach Gene Stallings is 47-29 ATS following a loss by six points or less. Take Pittsburgh plus the points as Oskeim Sports' Free Sports Pick for Tuesday, January 24. Good luck!


According to co-writer and jazz legend Mel Torme, these words were penned on a spiral notebook on the hottest day of the year in July. Why write a Christmas song in July? The same reason I recorded a Christmas album in August.
To try and keep cool.
This is a collection of Christmas songs I've arranged and recorded over the past few years. This CD isn't perfect, but that's okay because I'm not a perfect musician. These songs, however, are about as close to perfect as songs can get. They're sacred. Meaningful. Nostalgic. The lyrics share the Good News with generation after generation of lonely star-gazers, and the melodies hang on your ear like a garland. I hope you enjoy listening to these songs as much as I enjoy playing them, and after Christmas comes and goes this year, I won't judge you if you pop this disc into your car stereo on a hot day in the middle of July. Gotta keep cool.


INGUSHETIA, Russia (November 25, 2017) — Russian challenge Khamzat Dalgiev ended the three-year plus reign of Ivan "Buki" Bunchinger as M-1 Challenge featherweight champion, knocking the Slovakian in the opening round in last night's M-1 Challenge 86: Battle of the Narts" main event, in Ingushetia, Russia.
M-1 Challenge 86 showcased MMA fighters from a dozen different countries: Russia, USA, Slovakia, Finland, Canada, France, Brazil, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Georgia.
Buchinger (32-6-0, M-1: 7-2-0) originally captured his M-1 Challenge featherweight title more than three years ago, when he knocked out Tural Ragimov in the fourth round of their M-1 Challenge 52 Fight of the Night, also held in Ingushetia. Buchinger had made two title defenses, winning a five-round unanimous decision over Mansour Barnaoui at M-1 Challenge 62 on October 10, 2016, as well as in his last action this past June at M-1 Challenge 80 in China, at which he locked in a choke to defeat Timor Nagibin by fourth-round submission this past June.
The newly crowned M-1 Challenge featherweight champion, Dalgiev (10-1-0, M-1: 6-2-0), extended his win streak to 10 consecutive victories since he lost his pro debut.
Russian Mikhail Ragozin (9-3-0), M-1: 2-1-0) knocked out American Joseph "Leonidas" Henle (10-3-1, M-1: 1-1-0), who made his M-1 Global debut, on punches in the third round of the co-featured event that was contested at a 196-pound catchweight.
Finnish lightweight Aleksi Mantykivi (11-4-0, M-1: 1-0-0) and Canadian bantamweight Chris "The Greek Assassin" Kelades (12-3-0, M-1: 1-0-0) both made strong statements against their Russian opponents in their M-1 Global debuts with submission victories. Mantykivi used a Guillotine choke to defeat Bashier Gagiev (5-3-0, M-1: 2-1-0), of Russia, in the second round, while Kelades employed a Kimura for his win over Russian Oleg Lichkovakha (8-2-0, M-1: 1-1-0) in the third frame.
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Often asked: What Will Jackie Evancho Sing At The Inauguration?
1 Does Jackie Evancho still sing?
2 When did Jackie Evancho sing?
3 How old was Jackie Evancho when she won America's got talent?
4 How much is Jackie Evancho worth?
5 How old is Jackie Evancho doing now?
6 Does Jackie Evancho have two colored eyes?
7 Who is the youngest singer?
8 Did Jackie Evancho win AGT the second time?
9 Who is the youngest artist to go platinum?
10 What's happened to Jackie Evancho?
11 Who is the richest AGT winner?
12 What is Susan Boyle's net worth?
13 Who is the richest ventriloquist?
Does Jackie Evancho still sing?
— — Singing the national anthem at a president's inauguration should have been a crowning career moment for 17-year-old opera singer Jackie Evancho. But her decision to sing at President Donald Trump's inauguration put her career in jeopardy. But even still, Jackie says she's still proud she performed.
When did Jackie Evancho sing?
In 2010, at the age of 10, Evancho gained national recognition when she competed in the fifth series of America's Got Talent.
How old was Jackie Evancho when she won America's got talent?
As host Terry Crews reminded the audience, Jackie was the youngest solo artist in " AGT " history to go platinum. She was only 10 years old when she first appeared back on Season 5 of " America's Got Talent." Despite being a front-runner to win, Jackie ultimately lost to singer Michael Grimm.
How much is Jackie Evancho worth?
Jackie Evancho net worth: Jackie Evancho is an American classical crossover singer who has a net worth of $4 million.
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How old is Jackie Evancho doing now?
Well, Jackie Evancho's age is 21 years old as of today's date 11th June 2021 having been born on 9 April 2000.
Does Jackie Evancho have two colored eyes?
Evancho also has heterochromia. Both her eyes have different colors in them.
Who is the youngest singer?
Atithi Gautam K. C. (born 15 August 2006, Lalitpur district of Nepal) is known as the youngest singer in the world to release a professional solo album. Atithi's self-titled debut album was released at the age of three on 18 July 2010.
Did Jackie Evancho win AGT the second time?
Jackie Evancho is a classical singer from Season 5 of America's Got Talent. She finished the competition in second place.
Act Classical Singer
Seasons 5, The Champions
Position Reached 2nd Place; Preliminaries
Who is the youngest artist to go platinum?
With the 2010 holiday release of her O Holy Night EP, Evancho became the best-selling debut artist of 2010, the youngest top-10 debut artist in US history and the youngest solo artist ever to go platinum in the US.
What's happened to Jackie Evancho?
Since leaving AGT, Evancho has released eight different albums, toured the world, and been on talk shows like Oprah. "I was told what to do a lot, which sucked," she told The Gazatte. Evancho's most recent album, The Debut, which features a collection of Broadway cover songs, signifies her independence.
Who is the richest AGT winner?
Fator does ventriloquial impersonations, and uses 15 different puppets in his act. He was the winner of season two of America's Got Talent, and received the million dollar prize.
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Birth name Terry Wayne Fator
Born June 10, 1965 Dallas, Texas, U.S.
Medium Stand-up Television
Alma mater Liberty University
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Born: April 1, 1961
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Source of Wealth: Professional Singer
Who is the richest ventriloquist?
Terry Fator is an American ventriloquist, impressionist, comedian, and singer who is capable of more than 100 ventriloquial impersonations and uses 16 different puppets in his act.
Born: June 10, 1965
Source of Wealth: Professional Comedian
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Plate 60: The Road from BRISTOL to WEYMOUTH [via Wells, Glastonbury, Somerton] by John Ogilby c.1675
SKU: ogilrm/60/001
Actual Title: 'The Road from BRISTOL to WEYMOUTH com Dorset By JOHN OGILBY Esq.r His Ma.ties Cosmographer'
An attractive and interesting 17th century road strip map showing the route from Bristol to Weymouth -- via Wells, Glastonbury, Somerton, Long Load, Martock, Crewkerne, South Pertott and Frampton -- which was published in John Ogilby's Britannia (London: 1675-1698).
John Ogilby (1600-1676) was one of the most colourful characters in the history of British map making. Born in Kirremuir, near Dundee he started his working life as a dancer. This career was however cut short when he was injured during a performance. He later moved to Ireland where he established the first ever theatre in Dublin. Having made a considerable fortune out of this he then lost all of it due to the Irish Revolt of 1641 and a shipwreck. Undeterred, he eventually moved to London where he opened a book shop specialising in classical works. He once again amassed a considerable fortune only to see his shop burnt to the ground in the Great Fire of London of 1666. It was then, at the age of 66, that he turned to map making. Having produced maps of Africa, Asia and America, his greatest work, 'Britannia', appeared in 1675.This had the distinction of being the first ever road atlas of England & Wales. The 100 maps contained within were also the first to work by the principle of one inch to the mile and to use the Statute mile of 1760 yards (as opposed to the other mile measurements in existence) Each road map depicts a route in the form of 6 or 7 vertical strips with a compass rose showing orientation; additionally, miles, furlongs, towns, churches, windmills, rivers, hills and even gallows are depicted. In total, about 7500 miles were surveyed for the production of the atlas. Britannia proved to be a major success; not only did Ogilby die a wealthy man but his maps were the basis of all road maps for the next 100 years and were incorporated into all county and British maps of the period.
This is an original copperplate engraving with later hand colour.
Printed area is approximately 43cms by 33.6cms.
The map is in very good condition with excellent margins; centrefolded, as issued. There is a small iron mold hole in the bottom left border of the map. Click on image for a better view.
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