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Super-Cool Briton Brash Bags Victory in Verona
Scott Brash and Hello M'Lady. (FEI/Massimo Argenziano)
The saying "it's never over until the fat lady sings" rang loud and true at the fourth leg of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ 2019/2020 Western European League in Verona, Italy where Great Britain's Scott Brash posted a spectacular last-to-go victory with Hello M'Lady.
It seemed as if Ireland's Darragh Kenny was about to provide the perfect post-competition headline for the competition staged in the "City of Love" when setting a super-fast target with the 10-year-old Romeo in the 16-horse jump-off. It was fast and furious from the outset, and when this pair galloped down the final line and stopped the clock on 36.06 seconds, there really didn't seem to be any room for improvement on that.
But Brash, team gold medallist at the London 2012 Olympic Games, is the king of cool.
"I was fortunate enough to be at the end so I could see how fast I had to go. Darragh had done a really good round; he was very, very fast so I had to take all the risks today. M'Lady was really fantastic and I'm delighted with her!" — Scott Brash (GBR)
He described Uliano Vezzani's first-round track as "tough and delicate," the angled oxer at fence eight and the line from the vertical white planks at nine to the double at fence 10 claiming a significant number of victims. He said the time-allowed of 80 seconds was "maybe a bit too generous, but it showed the calibre of horse and rider here today that we got 16 clears!"
It was The Netherlands' Marc Houtzager and Sterrehof's Dante who were holding the lead with a time of 36.64 seconds when Kenny rode into the ring. The 31-year-old Irishman and his handsome horse were smooth and fast through all the twists and turns, and the always-vocal Verona spectators roared with approval when they scorched through the finish to reset the target at 36.06 seconds.
World No. 1, Switzerland's Steve Guerdat, came close to that with Alamo, the horse with which he claimed his third Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ title earlier this year, when breaking the beam in 36.19. And home hero Emanuele Gaudiano, third last to go, drove the crowd into another frenzy of excitement when just fractionally slower with the extraordinary Chalou whose toe-pointing jumping technique is quite unique.
As Brash set off with his 13-year-old mare, he looked cool, calm, and completely collected. He had worked out every inch of his run to perfection, and by the time he came racing down the long run to the last, it was clear he was out in front, the timers confirming his win when showing 35.55 seconds after he landed over the final fence to a wall of sound.
"I finished second here in Verona a couple of years ago (with Ursula) so it's great to go one better here this time around! M'Lady is a delicate mare; she can get a little stressed with the atmosphere, so it took be a bit of time at this show just to get her relaxed in the collecting ring, but her talent showed through in the end in the jump-off today – I thought she was amazing!" — Scott Brash (GBR)
Kenny would have to settle for second while Guerdat finished third.
Guerdat, who now heads the Western European Leaderboard going into the next leg in Stuttgart, Germany next weekend, described the jump-off as "very fast!"
He said, "This last few weeks I missed most of my jump-offs so I wanted to keep my head a bit cooler today and try to not risk anything stupid, and the horse being naturally fast it was enough for the third place. But you know today if you don't risk it all it just isn't possible anymore to win a class like this. But I'm very pleased with the horse; he couldn't have been any better today. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the season with him."
Meanwhile, Brash reflected on his result and what it means for him and his brilliant mare. When asked if he might have Tokyo 2020 on his radar for her, he replied, "Yes, the Olympics is certainly on my mind and I would hope to think M'Lady is going to be one of my strongest contenders for next year."
He is careful about how he is managing her with that in mind. "She was off for quite a while through injury a few years back, but she jumped at this summer's European Championships to help qualify Great Britain for Tokyo," he explained. He then dropped her down a level, jumping her at St Tropez in recent weeks before asking her to step up again in Verona. This result has confirmed for him that she's very happy to be back at the sharp end.
"It's nice to feel that she feels competitive at the top end of the sport again – so I've high hopes for next year!" he said.
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College Football: Notre Dame Fighting Irish VS Wisconsin Badgers Analytics Preview
Analytics to Make Sense of a Weird Betting Line (Hint: It Doesn't Make Sense)
By Cooper Klaus and JackConcannon9 Sep 24, 2021, 12:57pm EDT
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Notre Dame has finished off the preseason portion of the schedule undefeated, with a lot of questions that have been left unanswered as well as raising some new ones. We'll find out answers to them soon enough as the Irish begin a gauntlet 5-game stretch in Chicago against the Wisconsin Badgers. Read on for all of the key advanced stats you need to know as we breakdown this matchup. For a better understanding of how these stats work, please follow this link to our analytics primer.
Even despite last week's up-and-down performance Notre Dame still has a Top-50 passing offense in terms of EPA/Play. Avery Davis, our breakout candidate prior to the season, has emerged as a bonafide slot weapon after last week and gives Jack Coan yet another quality option in the passing game. And the timing could not have been better, with the Badgers entering the game with the 2nd best run defense in EPA/Allowed and averaging a measly 3.6 Yards/Carry. Despite their talent, Kyren Williams and Chris Tyree haven't been able to get anything going on the ground due to the poor run-blocking in front of them, with the line ranking 61st in PFF Run Block grade. They improved their standing after Purdue but it is still a significant step back from the lines of the past few years. We've mentioned this in our last couple articles so we won't go in depth on it, but the pass blocking concern is pretty overblown right now. They did play poorly last week with Coan under pressure on over 40% of his dropbacks, but they currently rank 24th in PFF Pass Block grade. The issue is his sack rate is up dramatically and he is taking a higher amount of sacks than expected based on the pressure he faces. Regardless, the pass blocking and Coan's ability to avoid sacks is the biggest key to success tomorrow. Wisconsin has a Top 30 PFF Pass Rush grade and will be the best unit the Irish offensive line has faced to date.
I wouldn't read too much into the EPA numbers right now, as last week's performance is significantly skewing the Wide Receiver stats. Notre Dame had 5 drops against Purdue, the most notable one being the Braden Lenzy drop in the end zone. The bigger takeaway is Jack Coan has been efficient throwing to all 3 position groups, and the Running Backs in particular are especially notable. Now, they do have the lowest median EPA/Play and the reason for them having the highest mean EPA/Play is hitting on many big plays. Will regression begin to hit or can they develop into even better passing options? We'll find out soon enough.
Wisconsin comes into the game with a good rushing offense but one that will be overhyped by counting stats due to their insane 68% run rate on early downs. Clemson transfer Chez Mellusi is the lead back and has put up solid but underwhelming numbers considering the praise Wisconsin has been getting. Isaac Guerendo has actually been the more impressive player in limited action, running for nearly 10 Yards and 0.35 EPA per Carry. But nonetheless, the Badgers rushing attack has not been not that special on a play-by-play basis. The biggest question obviously is whether Notre Dame's run defense will be able to hold up. They've been slightly below average in EPA/Play but borderline elite when looking at Success Rate and also rank 32nd in PFF Run Defense. The question is how do they change schematically from the 3-man front with light boxes they've used the first three weeks to a team that likes to run power offense. The passing offense has also been pretty bad after Wisconsin chose Graham Mertz as their quarterback over Jack Coan. Danny Davis III has been a quality option, averaging over 1 EPA/Play and posting an 81.9 PFF Grade. But no other regular pass catcher has a PFF Grade over 70 and if the Badgers continue to be so run-dominant, it's not as big of a concern with how the Irish secondary has held up so far.
We're working through some data issues for seasons before 2021, so take the 2020 data with a grain of salt. But so far in his career it hasn't worked out for the former highly touted recruit. An easy excuse would be Wisconsin running so much sets him up in many 3rd & Longs, but Jack Coan played in the same offense and is putting up almost identical numbers this year as his 2019 season as a Badger. Wisconsin has also run Play Action only 15.5% with Mertz under center, which is shockingly low as a team as run-heavy as them. This also isn't skewed by their blowout of Eastern Michigan, because when they faced Penn State they only utilized the run-fake on 17.5% of dropbacks. All of this isn't to say Notre Dame should run Cover Zero all game and be completely unafraid of Mertz, but rather, as we discuss below, this betting line makes no sense.
Cooper: Based on the betting markets, Wisconsin has an implied win probability of 70%. This is despite:
Having a run-first offense that is good relative to other rushing offenses is nothing to write home about
Having a struggling passing attack with a quarterback who ranks 110th in PFF Passing Grade and has more Turnover Worthy Throws than Big Time Throws (PFF Stat)
Has a good defense, but one that is better against the run than the pass when Notre Dame is looking to throw more
We're currently working on our own betting model so we can't give you our probability of an Irish victory. And maybe we're just completely missing something but none of this makes any sense, I would place the probability closer to 50-50. I'm predicting Notre Dame to both cover the spread and win outright.
Jack: I see this game as a relative toss up. The Irish have their fair share of question marks, but this is a Wisconsin team with a home loss and a quarterback I'm yet to be fully sold on. I am absolutely taking Notre Dame +6.5 (my strongest lean of the season so far) and while I think the game is basically 50-50 I'll take the Irish to win it since Brian Kelly has been very good against college football's upper middle class since 2017.

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French onion soup is a classic comfort food no matter the time of year. But what if a hot bowl of soup just isn't what you're craving, but the loads of flavor that accompany French onion soup are? We've got you covered with this delicious, Nutrisystem-approved French Onion Stuffed Chicken recipe.
When you're ready to kick off your kitchen caper, you can start by preheating the oven to 400 degrees F. Next, toss a tablespoon of margarine into a skillet on medium-high heat. After the butter is melted, add onions and cook until the onions start to caramelize. Reduce the heat to medium and pour in half of the beef broth and stir the mixture until the onions are brown. Remove from heat and pour the broth and onions into a bowl— we know it'll smell yummy, but we urge you to resist taking a spoonful, we promise it's worth the wait!
Next, you'll want to grab the chicken breast and slice it in half horizontally. Be sure to create a pocket in the chicken, cutting straight through the chicken will only be a hassle for you later. Season the chicken breast to taste with pepper and garlic powder—feel free to spice up the chicken with any of your other favorite seasonings! With the chicken seasoned to your heart's content, it's time to spoon tablespoons of onions into each pocket. Top off the pockets with cheese and once full, you can seal the pockets using toothpicks.
Now it's time to heat the skillet back up with one tablespoon of olive oil. Sear the chicken breast for about three minutes on each side or until browned. Once seared, place the chicken in a baking dish and pour the remaining broth and onions over the chicken. Cover the baking dish with foil and toss it in the oven for about 30 minutes. Once cool, you'll have a delicious and unique twist on French onion soup!
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Grease baking dish with nonstick spray.
Melt butter in a skillet over medium-high heat. Add onions and cook for 5-8 minutes until onions start to caramelize.
Reduce heat to medium, pour in half the broth and stir until onions are brown. Turn off heat and transfer onions to a bowl.
Cut chicken breast in half horizontally to create pockets. Season entire chicken with pepper and garlic powder.
Spoon 1-2 tablespoons of onions in each pocket. Stuff with cheese and seal chicken with toothpicks.
Heat oil in skillet over medium-high heat. Sear chicken breast for 3 minutes each side until browned. Transfer chicken to baking dish.
Place remaining onions and broth on top of the chicken.
Cover and bake for 30 minutes or until fully cooked.


Yesterday we began reading "The Scarlet Ibis". As I was getting ready to pass out the soft sided readers with the story, I suggested the kids google it and see if it was already on line. It was, and almost all opted to read it there rather than carry around another book.
We proceeded, but we quickly reached a point where we wanted to annotate something in the text. I suggested moving it via copy paste into a google doc. That worked fine. We continued reading, but the students could only see the annotations on the screen up front, as they were still reading the original online version. So, I went to my docs list and dragged the file with the story into the view only folder I already have shared with my students. Most of them opted to open that.
In one period we went from a hard copy to a digital copy to a shared copy. The truth is I probably should have figured all that out before class, but in hindsight I think it was really good modeling that my students saw (and participated in) the transformation process. The moves were fluid, took very little class time, and each represented a big improvement in our workflow.
Modeling these ah-ha moments for kids with technology teaches them to question the tools they are using and wonder, is there a more effective way to do this?


Clippers' Coach Doc Rivers flew out of control during Tuesday night's matchup against the Brooklyn Nets. After a technical foul call at the end of the first overtime, Rivers had to be held back from running at the refs and was ejected from the game shortly after his outburst. The Clippers ended up losing in double overtime. Nets 127, Clippers 122.
The Cleveland Cavaliers lost to the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday night, but the talk was J.R. Smith wearing a black ski mask during the press conference after the game. Smith said the ski mask was a gift from his trip to Ohio State last weekend, and it represents his alter ego. He said his "alter ego" has a name but wouldn't mention what it is.
After a disappointing season, the Oregon Ducks fired head coach Mark Helfrich. According to reports, it was a tough decision as Helfrich was well liked and is sitting on a $11.6 million buyout. No replacement has been named yet.
The Green Bay Packers came to play Monday night against the Philadelphia Eagles. QB Aaron Rodgers stepped up his game with two touchdowns on the first two series of the game helping his team end their 4 game losing streak. The team is still way behind in the NFC North, but according to their coach, Mike McCarthy, "We look at this as a launching pad. Definitely a game we can build off of." Packers 27, Eagles 13.
Tiger Woods is set to play on Thursday in his first tournament over a year. He will play at the Albany Club in Nassau in a tournament that benefits his charitable foundation. Woods who used to be almost unbeatable at the height of his golf career has slipped to number 879th in the world. When speaking to reporters about his return, he joked "I'm not dead".
One of the greatest rivalries in college football is Ohio State and Michigan. The teams have met 113 times since 1897. All last week, the media hyped the game with articles everyday talking about Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh and his team's tough defense and coach Urban Meyer and Ohio State's dominating offense. The buildup did not disappoint, as Saturday's game will go down as an instant classic. In double overtime, the Michigan Wolverines thought they stopped Ohio State on 4th down, but the refs called a first down extending the game for the Buckeyes. As Coach Harbaugh screamed from the sidelines, Ohio State scored a touchdown on the next play and won the game 30-27.
In the 81st matchup of the Iron Bowl (the Alabama vs Auburn rivalry) Alabama performed as it has all season, by completely dominating its opponents. After a shaky first half, Alabama eased into a 30-12 win. With the win, #1 ranked Alabama finished the regular season undefeated for the first time since 2009. In a touching moment during the Alabama Senior Day announcements before the game, Senior Lawrence Erekosima's mother, who is stationed in Kuwait and wasn't supposed to be home until next year, ran on the field to surprise her son. She was allowed a leave to be with her son for this special game.
Tom Brady was uncharacteristically shaky at the beginning of the New England Patriots vs New York Jets on Sunday. After a trip to the West Coast last week, plus a knee injury that kept him out of two practices this week, his passes were a bit off. Even though Brady was vulnerable, he (characteristically) worked with his team to pull out a win. He also added another stat to his resume by tying Peyton Manning with 200 career wins. Patriots 22, Jets. 17.
Some things remained the same this week. In a loss to the New York Giants, the Cleveland Browns now have a remarkably disappointing 0-12 record. Browns 13, Giants 20.
In the late game on Sunday night, the Denver Broncos lost in a heartbreaker when their kicker missed a 62-yard field goal in overtime, setting up the Kansas City Chiefs for a 34 yard field goal which bounced off the uprights before falling in for the win. With the loss, the Broncos will have to fight in the final weeks of the regular season to make it to the postseason. Chiefs 30, Broncos 27.
Guide To Thanksgiving Day Games!
In the traditional Thanksgiving day matchup, the Detroit Lions will host the Minnesota Vikings to determine the best in the NFC North division.
Next up rookie phenoms Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott will lead the Dallas Cowboys against their rivals, the Washington Redskins. The Cowboys are looking to extend their nine game winning streak. Redskins' QB Kirk Cousins has another opportunity to prove to the Team they need to sign him to a long-term deal.
The evening concludes with the Indianapolis Colts and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Colts QB Andrew Luck will likely not play due to a concussion he suffered last week. Scott Tolzien will start at QB for Luck. Unfamiliar with his name? That's because Tolzien hasn't started a game since he replaced Aaron Rodgers for 2 games back in Green Bay in 2013. Both teams need wins if they hope to secure wild card spots in the playoffs.
Over the summer we couldn't get enough of Olympic gold and silver medalist Laurie Hernandez, and the judges of Dancing with the Stars felt the same way when they awarded her the winner of season 23. At 16 years old, Hernandez is the youngest competitor. In the finals, she beat out IndyCar driver James Hinchcliff and former Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson (aka Megatron).
The Oakland Raiders scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to beat the Houston Texans in a Monday Night Football game played in Mexico City.
Texans QB Brock Osweiler had an odd (but seemingly legitimate) complaint after the game. Someone in the stands shined a green laser at Osweiler when he was on the field. He stated, "I've never experienced a laser being shined in my eyeball during a football game, let alone a professional football game in the National Football League, so I think that was certainly disappointing. But at the end of the day, that's not why we lost the game. That was just one small factor. But it certainly affected how I was playing." As you can see from this photo, there actually was a green laser. Raiders 27, Texans 20.
With his 7th Sprint Cup Championship, Jimmie Johnson established himself as one of the greatest drivers of all time. Johnson is now tied with the legends Dale Earnhardt Sr and Richard Petty. Johnson is only 41 years old, and in motorsports he's considered young enough to keep going and possibly grab that 8th Title next year.
The Washington Redskins, led by QB Kirk Cousins' 3 touchdowns, dominated the Green Bay Packers. Cousins has been playing on a $19.95 million one year franchise tag salary instead of a longer term salary, as the team wanted to determine if he was their quarterback of the future. After a big win against the Packers, Cousins appears to be on his way to a very large guarantee in the off-season. The Packers, on the other hand, appear to be collapsing. Sunday's meldown marked their 4th straight loss. Redskins 42, Packers 24.
In college football, the Texas Longhorns have apparently fired their coach Charlie Strong, but Strong seems to be the last to officially know. According to ESPN, reports point to Strong getting the boot, but Strong claims he hasn't officially heard from the University. Strong has been the head coach of UT for three seasons, but the Team has had disappointing results and may not get a Bowl bid this season.
The Chicago Cubs' Kris Bryant and the Los Angeles Angels' Mike Trout walked away with the Most Valuable Player awards for the National and American Leagues respectively. Bryant is building quite the resume. Last year he earned rookie of the year honors becoming only the 4th player in history to earn rookie of the year then MVP in back to back seasons. Trout had an amazing season as well, but his team didn't fare so well, which made his award all the more surprising. The last player to earn an MVP on a losing team was when Alex Rodriguez played for the Texas Rangers in 2003.
For most of the game, the Carolina Panthers dominated the New Orleans Saints in Thursday night football. The Panthers Defense sacked The Saints QB Drew Brees three times keeping him out of the end zone. In the 4th quarter, however, the tide started to change. The Panthers suffered some injuries and started to unravel, while the Saints began their comeback. Thanks to a big gain of yardage from Panther's QB Cam Newton, Carolina was able to hold on to a 3 point lead and win the game. Panthers 23, Saints 20.
In the college ranks, #3 Louisville had a chance on Thursday night to impress the selection committee for the college football championship, but instead embarrassed themselves on national TV in a big loss to the Houston Cougars. Houston 36, Louisville 10.
LeBron James donated $2.5 million to the new Smithsonian National Museum of African History and Culture for the Muhammad Ali exhibit. He told USA Today, "Muhammad Ali is such a cornerstone of me as an athlete because of what he represented not only in the ring as a champion but more outside the ring — what he stood for, what he spoke for, his demeanor." NBA legends Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson also donated $5 million and $1 million respectively to the museum.
If you're not quite over the excitement of the Cubs winning the World Series (and if you're a fan of Will Ferrell and Anchorman), "Funny or Die" put together a great mashup.
QB Tom Brady is having some fun at his own expense with the "Week of Greatness" ads from Foot Locker. There's also a great ad making fun of Carmelo Anthony.
Tony Romo will officially return to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday but as a backup QB to Dak Prescott. An emotional Romo told the press "He's earned the right to be our quarterback. As hard as that is for me to say, he's earned that right. He's guided our team to an 8-1 record and that's hard to do." Romo turned the reigns of the team over to rookie Prescott in August after he hurt his back. For the full text of his very classy statement, click here.
The Manager of the Year awards were handed out in Major League Baseball and to no one's surprise, Terry Francona was named the American League Manager of the Year. Not quite so obvious, however, was Los Angeles Dodgers' Manager Dave Roberts getting the nod for National League Manager of the Year. Many thought the honor would go to the World Series Champs Joe Madden of the Cubs.


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Svatava (Malus domestica 'Svatava') je ovocný strom, kultivar druhu jabloň domácí z čeledi růžovitých. Plody jsou řazeny mezi odrůdy zimních jablek, sklízí se v říjnU, dozrává v prosinci, skladovatelné jsou do dubna. Odrůda je považována za rezistentní vůči některým chorobám, odrůdu lze pěstovat bez chemické ochrany. Plod lze zhodnotit jako průměrně kvalitní.

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Byla vyšlechtěna v ČR, v Ústavu experimentální botaniky AVČR, Střížovice. Odrůda vznikla zkřížením odrůdy 'Golden Delicious' s hybridem který je nositelem rezistence vůči chorobám.

Vlastnosti

Růst
Růst odrůdy je střední. Koruna je spíše rozložitý, později převisající. Plodí na krátkých plodných větévkách.

Plodnost
Plodí brzy, bohatě a pravidelně.

Plod
Plod je kulovitý, střední. Slupka hladká, žluté až oranžové zbarvení je překryté červeným žíháním. Dužnina je nažloutlá s navinulou chutí.

Choroby a škůdci
Odrůda je rezistentní proti strupovitosti jabloní a vysoce odolná k padlí.

Použití
Je vhodná ke skladování a přímému konzumu. Odrůdu lze použít do teplejších a chráněných stanovišť středních poloh. Je doporučováno pěstování odrůdy ve tvaru vřetenovitého zákrsku.

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It seems like only moments ago that you were holding a cuddly, helpless baby in your arms. All of a sudden, now, that little baby is toddling around the house, reaching, grabbing, and noisily declaring "No!" Welcome to the toddler phase of parenting.
Toddlers are combining their language, body, and reasoning skills, and applying them to a world. This means that they're getting into little problems and developing problem-solving skills on the spot.
Below, is a list we have put together to show how you help them, without going crazy.
Why do they throw tantrums? Your toddler may seem independent, but they are still very limited. When the meltdown comes, keep calm. Don't add to it by raising your voice or handling in anger.
All toddlers will throw a tantrum at some point. Get educated on what to expect, and be prepared to prevent the worst of toddler behaviours before they happen.
During infancy, you made all the decisions for your baby, but now they can make some of their own. That doesn't mean they are in control, no matter how much they seems to want to be. Help your child make simple choices, give them options but not the decision.
Say things at a level children can understand. 'Good job' means nothing – when you praise their accomplishments, be descriptive. If your child strokes the cat gently instead of grabbing its ear, point that out by saying, "See? You touched her softly, and she didn't run away. Now you and kitty are friends!" Those descriptive words help your child frame her actions.
Not every interaction you have with your child is a teaching moment. Sometimes you'll be too tired to think through what your child might get out of the situation. In those situations, sometimes a change is all that's required. Taking the risk of seeming to reward bad behaviour is sometimes worth it just to push the reset button.
Permitting natural consequences is an especially good strategy for older toddlers. Children, tend to learn best when there are natural consequences for their actions. For example, if your child is playing outside, it begins to rain, and doesn't come in when called; they will be uncomfortably wet and realize that they should have listened to you.
No matter how many times your child performs the same misbehaviour; you must repeat the same consequences. Parents should be consistent in administering consequence. This can get tedious, but like all of your child's phases, it will pass before you know it.
If you are searching for childcare or day nurseries in Peterborough, contact Apricot Nursery to learn how we can help you and your child. Call us on 01733 390 969.


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Sheilah Belle "The Belle" has worked in the field of broadcast news, journalism and with the press for over 25 years. The Belle is also the Mid-Day host 10am to 3p.m., for one of the most powerful Gospel radio stations in the country with 100,000 watts of power, Monday through Friday @ Radio One's Praise 104.7 FM, Richmond, VA. Among her many honors, Ms. Belle was inducted into the Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2005, has been honored by the Gospel Music Workshop of America Gospel Announcers Guild, with the Print Media Award for 2007, the Crystal Mic Award, Rhythm of Gospel Awards Print Media, several Community Service Awards and received two appointments by then Virginia Governor Douglas L. Wilder. She has worked as a News Reporter for BET, WWL TV 4 in New Orleans, WRIC-TV, Richmond, VA, The Light and the Sheraton Broadcasting Network, Health Producer, for the ABC Richmond, VA TV affiliate, and Talk Show Hostess from New Orleans to New York for television and radio. Ms. Belle also works as a Media Consultant and Publicist. She is now recognized as one of the most respected Multi-Media Journalist in the country and has become a highly requested Inspirational speaker as she continues to grow her ministry to inspire and uplift others. As a result, she is NOW doing more speaking engagements in Churches, Music Workshops, Conferences, and Non-Profit Organizations with topics ranging from Ministry to Social Media.
NEW YORK, NY, –– ALLBLK, the popular streaming service for Black television and film from AMC Networks, has announced the world premiere of Deitrick Haddon's The Fallen, NOW streaming. The faith-based dramatic feature film is written and directed by Gospel artist Deitrick Haddon (Sins of the Father, Preachers of LA), who also stars, alongside Grammy-nominated singer MAJOR, singer Q Parker (112), comedian Jonathan Slocumb (Tyler Perry's Meet The Browns), gospel artist B Slade, actor Jo él Quinn (Sparkle), and actor Brittany Lucio (Everything but a Man, A House Divided).
As a follow up to Blessed and Cursed (2010), The Fallen, picks up with praise and worship leader Dwight Hawkins (Haddon), finally on the verge of putting his long-deferred dreams back on track. With the help of his friend-turned-manager Jared (Jor él Quinn), Dwight has landed a showcase for TMG records, one of the biggest labels in the business. A stellar performance gains him the favor of TMG President, Brandon K. Sterling (Johnathan Slocumb) and before he knows it, Dwight is signed and placed at top of the label's priority list. Dwight feels like he is living a whole new life, and when Sterling arranges a collaboration between Dwight and superstar rapper Bonnie B (Lucio), his world changes forever. Dwight has everything he has ever wanted, but it all starts to slip between his fingers. Hitting rock bottom, he is at the point of giving up until an intervention and the visitation of the Holy Spirit show him, he still has a purpose. Committed to do the lords work, Dwight rises back on top. No matter how far you might have fallen, you'll never fall beyond God's reach.
The Fallen was produced by Swirl Films, the leading independent film & TV production company based in Atlanta, with Eric Tomosunas and Keith Neal serving as executive producers. Deitrick Haddon, Bryant Scott of Tyscot Entertainment and Jeff Mosely of Fairtrade Entertainment, also serve as executive producers; alongside General Manager, Brett Dismuke, and SVP of Development & Production, Nikki Love, for ALLBLK.
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The US government provides an unlimited number of temporary trainee visas, called H-3 visas. The prospective U.S. employer must first file a petition with the Immigration and Nationalization Service (INS). Once the petition is approved, part two, the visa application, can be filed.
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Q: Using asycio to periodically call a function with a periodicy that depends on IO I'm building a DJ lighting system with events that are triggered at certain beat intervals (i.e. flash strobe halfway between the next beat). The bpm (beats per minute) changes based on an external application and can never be assumed as fixed.
I would like to schedule a bunch of IO operations (flash strobe, trigger laser) to happen in the next beat by running a scheduling_function a few ms before the start of the next beat.
I know the time, in event_loop time units, when I would like the function to run (returned by get_next_time_to_run()).
I tried using the event_loop.call_at() function, with a recursive call, to continuously schedule the scheduling_function to be run right before the next beat. However, i get a RecursionError.
What might be a better way of setting this up. Here is my current code:
def schedule_next_frame():
    """This function is schedules the next frame (light, motor, lasers). It is trigged to run just before the next beat to give it time to prepare"""
    set_up_frame() #actual scheduling of IO
    frame += 1
    time_to_run = get_next_time_to_run(frame-0.1)
    loop.call_at(time_to_run, schedule_next_frame(frame))

print("Beginning YettiCubes2.0")
frame = get_current_beat()+1 #FIXME if this is really close to a beat boundary, we might tick over a beat before we can setup the next frame
loop.call_soon(schedule_next_frame())
loop.run_forever()

A: You want to tell asyncio to run schedule_next_frame(frame) at the specified time. The following code doesn't do that:
loop.call_at(time_to_run, schedule_next_frame(frame))

Instead, it first calls schedule_next_frame recursively, and then passes the result of that call to call_at. Since the recursion is infinite, there never is any result, and you get an exception instead.
The correct way to tell call_at to run schedule_next_frame(frame) is:
loop.call_at(time_to_run, lambda: schedule_next_frame(frame))

The lambda expression will produce a function that, when called without arguments, invokes schedule_next_frame(frame).

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Tuesday, September 27: Rock Birthdays
Tigman Published: September 27, 2016
(L-R) Musicians Meat Loaf and Nikki Sixx. Photo by Donald Bowers/Getty Images
Happy Birthday today (Sept. 27) to Meat Loaf. The rocker is 69. Also celebrating is guitarist Randy Bachman (The Guess Who and Bachman-Turner Overdrive) who turns 73.
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Meat Loaf is known for his powerful, theatrical live performances over the course of his 40 year career.
Meat Loaf released one of the greatest rock albums of all time in 1977 with Bat Out of Hell. The classic album has sold over 43 million copies worldwide making it one of the best selling albums in the history of recorded music. The Bat Out of Hell trilogy includes Bat Out of Hell, Bat Out of Hell 2: Back into Hell, and Bat Out of Hell 3: The Monster is Loose. A new studio album called Braver Than We Are (his thirteenth studio album) was released on Sept. 16, 2016.
For more on Meat Loaf, check out his official website here.
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"Malibu really is so strong and there's a whole army that wants to help."
Malibu residents left stranded by the destructive Woolsey wildfire have created a system to surf and boat in food, water, gas, and other supplies to people who stayed behind to save their homes, many of which are in neighborhoods cut off from water and power.
The operation started Sunday, three days after the Woolsey fire ravaged large swaths of Malibu, destroying 177 structures and forcing the evacuation of 75,000 homes.
Volunteers loaded surfboards and paddleboards with food, water, flashlights, and shovels and swam them to residents who had stayed behind. Many people have not left Malibu because erratic winds continue to ignite spot fires on abandoned lawns and in dry, overgrown brush.
Joe Mahon, who helped with some of the distributions, said there are four to six boats making runs from Marina del Rey along the Pacific Ocean to the Malibu pier and Paradise Cove beach, where people in dinghies and paddleboards met the boats, loaded the supplies, and rode the surf back to the shore.
The supplies were then loaded on trucks and taken to distribution points set up a few miles away, where residents could access them.
"This was all organized and executed by residents who stayed, evacuees, and many others who supported with communications and funds to get it off the ground," Mahon told BuzzFeed News.
Bill Kerbox, a Malibu resident, put a call out on social media for volunteers, saying billionaire Howard Leight's 143-foot yacht was on standby and ready to deliver supplies to people hemmed in due to police blockades and road closures.
Kerbox told the Los Angeles Times he estimates the boat was stocked with about 3,000 bottles of water, 100 gallons of fuel, shovels, snacks, dog food, and beer.
When the yacht approached Paradise Cove, people on surfboards, paddleboards, and kayaks delivered the supplies to land.
Jennifer Sol, who lives in Malibu and whose brother and husband have been making multiple trips by surfboard, told BuzzFeed News that social media has been a huge tool in being able to connect with people.
"Physically we're so removed from so many people and this place looks so different, but mentally I feel like we have so much support and love behind us," she said. "Malibu really is so strong and there's a whole army that wants to help."


With the death of George Harrison, Bono has talked of the quiet Beatle's unique musical gifts.
Harrison, 58, died yesterday in Los Angeles, after a long fight against cancer.
At U2's Atlanta show on Friday night, the band paid tribute to Harrison covering My Sweet Lord and dedicating Kite to the late Beatle.


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Pirates fire at anti-piracy force
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Badge on the uniform of a German marine reads "EU NAVFOR Somalia", an Italian naval helicopter serving as a part of the mission drew small arms fire off the Somali coast
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In a display of brazenness, suspected pirates opened fire on an Italian naval helicopter that was serving as part of an international anti-piracy force in the Indian Ocean.
"The ship was conducting anti-piracy drills off the Somali coast," Lieutenant Commander Jacqueline Sherriff, spokeswoman for the European Union Naval Force, confirmed in a call with the Daily News Egypt. "One of its helicopters drew small arms fire."
The bullets shattered the Plexiglas window of the helicopter's cab and a piece of the glass went into the pilot's neck.
The helicopter returned to base and the crew were treated for their injuries. The injuries were not fatal.
A press release from the Italian navy said "From an initial reconstruction of the facts shots were fired from a vessel suspected of having been attacked and taken hostage by suspected pirates. The helicopter, San Giusto, has not responded to the fire to not endanger the safety of any hostages."
Sherriff added that the suspected pirate vessel was not pursued because "at the time the helicopter landed the priority was to ensure the safety of the crew. Tests were done to see if the helicopter was fit to fly, and of course the crew was treated."
The helicopter was part of an anti-piracy operation called Atalanta, which was commissioned by the UN to clamp down on piracy.
Somalia itself has almost no functioning government and cannot mobilise the resources to combat pirates, who often live lavish lifestyles in areas where the government cannot reach.
Amongst other things, the Atalanta operation helps keep open sea routes for the United Nations World Food Programme and the African Union Mission in Somalia, which is a coalition of African nations fighting the Al-Shabab Islamist rebels in Somalia.
The European Naval Force Somalia began operation Atalanta at the end of 2008 with the goal of "improving maritime security off the coast of Somalia and in the Indian Ocean."
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Heat things up while on the go with this 12-volt portable stove. Hungry? This handy portable stove warms food up to 300 degrees and is easy to bring along. It can be used to heat most kinds of pre-cooked food, and is ideal for stews, beans, chops, rice meals, hot dishes/goulash, and more. It doesn't consume much power but will heat a good-sized portion in approximately one hour. Plugs into most 12V lighter-type sockets.


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Inger Lise Nyberg (30 November 1942 – 1 September 2020) was a Norwegian politician for the Conservative Party.

She was a deputy representative to the Parliament of Norway from Sør-Trøndelag during the term 1985–1989. In total she met during 17 days of parliamentary session.

She was also a board member of Folketrygdfondet from 1990 to 1994.

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What women need to know about new credit reforms
We look at the latest compulsory credit reforms and what they mean for women in terms of reporting and money habits.
There's just one thing that's bugging me about Australia's newish comprehensive credit reforms – many women don't know enough about the changes and how they could be affected.
According to research by consumer education website, CreditSmart, women are largely in the dark about how their spending and payments activities – both good and bad – will be captured as a result of the credit reforms, and ultimately how it could affect their borrowing capacity.
Until recently, I was one of those women.
It took a bank employee at my local branch to casually advise me that should I choose to pause a loan repayment over Christmas (minor spending blowout confession) or simply overlook my minimum monthly credit card repayment that it would be noted the next time I applied for finance.
Recently, Australian lenders have been increasingly providing more customer credit data to credit bureaus as part of comprehensive credit reporting, or CCR, which was first legislated in 2014.
It essentially gives lenders a more complete picture of a customer's credit behaviour than previously, including "positive" behaviour like paying on time, rather than just "negative" events such as defaults and bankruptcies.
And it's ramping up after the government in late 2017 moved to make participation mandatory for Australia's largest banks, arguing competition would increase and customers may get "better deals". It's been a mammoth task and the banks have supplied CCR data for at least 50 per cent of their consumer credit account portfolios with the remainder due by September 2019.
But despite extensive media reporting of the changes, an estimated three in five Australians were found to be unaware their credit score may have already changed as a result of the move to CCR, according to research by Experian released in August 2018.
And women in particular could be at an increased risk of credit shock.
In September, CreditSmart reported a quarter of Australian women are completely unaware of what a credit score is and 65 per cent of women had never checked their credit report.
The research, performed by YouGov Galaxy, shows that men are overall 10 per cent more likely to check their credit report compared to women, in line with other HILDA research showing women tend to be less financially confident and engaged than men.
Indeed, the latest Financy Women's Index for the December quarter found that while Australian women progressed financially in 2018, helped by record full-time employment, educational attainment and a narrowing of the gender pay gap, the pace at which that momentum moved was the slowest in four years.
The Women's Index improved 0.2 percentage points in the December quarter to 126.3 points, but the annual pace of progress is 1.7 points lower than it was the year before and close to gains seen in 2014.
One woman who knows what it's like to have a bad credit rating is Kitty Thomas.
At just 22 years of age she quickly went from young entrepreneur to $150,000 in debt after her Sydney events business imploded.
"(I'd found) this dilapidated venue under the Sydney Harbour Bridge where I thought 'wow this would be amazing to host parties'," she recalls.
But the idea quickly ran into trouble when bookings fell short of expectations and the deteriorating state of the books became clear after previously giving her business partner full financial control.
"The end result was $150,000 owing in outstanding invoices, and credit card purchases with interest rates at 15 per cent," she says.
Longer term, the experience also took its toll on Thomas's credit rating, which stayed bad for nearly a decade until her debts were cleared.
A person's credit picture is essentially presented in a credit report with detailed account information or as a credit score which is a summary of the credit report and represents credit worthiness. It's important to note there is more than one way of calculating a credit score so it's worth checking with credit bureaus like Experian, Credit Card Score, illion (formerly Dun & Bradstreet), or Equifax.
Thomas, who now runs Debt Angels, where she helps people, particularly women, manage debt and negotiate with creditors, says more women need to take ownership of their "credit behaviours".
"I think that they mostly don't know enough about it because the education isn't there. You are not taught about interest or managing your debt in schools, and very often women tend to handover their financial independence," she says.
Thomas's top tips in light of the CCR reforms are to work out why you have been declined consumer credit because every time you make an application it will stay on your file. The more you apply for, the worst it can look.
She also recommends avoiding payday loans, keeping an eye on your credit rating (everyday things like loan repayments can take a toll) and learning good financial habits that you can teach to your children.
This Financy article was first published by Westpac Wire and has been republished here with permission.
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Earlier this year, in Quon v. Arch Wireless, the Supreme Court dodged the question of whether one has a reasonable expectation of privacy in electronic communications. Yesterday, in U.S. v. Warshak (6th Cir. 12/14/10) [pdf], the 6th Circuit answered the question, at least as it pertains to one's commercially-provided email account.
Since the advent of email, the telephone call and the letter have waned in importance, and an explosion of Internet-based communication has taken place. People are now able to send sensitive and intimate information, instantaneously to friends, family, and colleagues half a world away. Lovers exchange sweet nothings, and businessmen swap ambitious plans, all with the click of a mouse button. Commerce has also taken hold in email. Online purchases are often documented in email accounts, and email is frequently used to remind patients and clients of imminent appointments. In short, "account" is an apt word for the conglomeration of stored messages that comprises an email account, as it provides an account of its owner's life….
Email is the technological scion of tangible mail, and it plays an indispensable part in the Information Age. Over the last decade, email has become "so pervasive that some persons may consider [it] to be [an] essential means or necessary instrument[ ] for self-expression, even self-identification." … It follows that email requires strong protection under the Fourth Amendment….
Unlike Quon, Warshak is not an employment case. Nevertheless, it provides insight into court's views of email and personal privacy. And, it gets the issue right. Employers should continue to take heed if they pry into employees' personal (i.e., non-employer-provided) email accounts. Courts will likely continue to err on the side of protecting employees' privacy rights in their own personal emails, and will likely take a long, hard look at businesses that invade that privacy.


Sonth is basically dried ginger. Sonth ki chutney made easy to prepare at home, just follow the steps mentioned below.
Keep the amchoor in 4 cups of water for the night.
Bring the same water in which amchoor was to a boil.
Now pass this through a sieve and keep adding a little water.
Now add all the ground spices, red chili pepper, jaggery, sonth and cumin seed powder. Mix it all well and sonth chutney is ready.


I'm going to be completely honest here, every time I have to entertain I'm a complete mess. I often forget to buy things at the store and it feels like I'm running around till the very last minute to finish everything. While I love the moment once my guests arrive, the hours before is daunting to me as I'm completely stressed out and stressing Fabian in the process as well. So, I decided to create my own guide for how to organize a dinner party without stressing to help myself but also others who are in the same stress boat as I am. The key is having a well-structured party planning and I even threw-in my free dinner party checklist for you to download.
Having a structure in your party planning is super important if you want everything to go as smooth as possible. I can't tell you how many times Fabian had to run to the store to buy something I forgot. More often than not it was 5 minutes before our guests arrive. This could have all been prevented if I've just started prepping beforehand, double checked, and if I had a goddamn list to see what I have to do in the first place.
My dinner party checklist is a party planning slash to-do list that you can always turn to and check if you're still on track. It's broken down in weeks and every week has several tasks you need to complete. It starts 4 weeks before your dinner party and while you may think that 4 weeks is too early for your small dinner party of 6, trust me…it's not. If you have a big dinner party then I recommend you to start 6 weeks in advance. After you complete a task just check it off from the dinner party checklist. That way you keep a good overview of what needs to be done, what has been done, and check thing off is very therapeutic.
Start by setting your date and time, choosing a theme, and create a guest list. Once that is decided it's time to start sending all the (themed) invites. Start browsing through Pinterest or blogs to plan out the complete decoration and menu. Write down everything and be as detailed as possible. Determine also the type of vibe you want to create and timeline. At what that time will people sit for dinner? Where do you want people to hang out? These are all important details and you need to write them down.
Use a tool like Evernote to add all your ideas, categorize them, and add visuals as a guide. I make 1 note for the tablescape with a shopping list and images, 1 with the menu and shopping list (including a backup menu), and so on.
3 weeks before the event I do a test run with the recipe. I can't stress enough how important this is. I've had many last minutes fail simply because I didn't do a trial run. Update your menu and backup menu if needed. Next, see if you need to rent or buy any decoration. Do this far in advance so you secure your rent and to give you time for a plan B if you don't find what you want. You might have to order something online, for example. See who RSVP'd already and update your guest list. Send reminders to the ones who didn't.
Around this time you should start cleaning up your refrigerator and freezer. It's something you would never think off, but we often run into this problem when prepping for a dinner party. Since we always had a small apartment and refrigerator we never had enough space to store the groceries and all the prepped food. Then, create a seating plan if necessary and a playlist. Depending on the moment I create my own playlist or take one from Spotify.
Now the real work starts! Start cleaning the house and storing everything that you don't want to be out in the open. Cleaning the house means also cleaning all areas of your house. Don't be like me that only cleans the bathroom, kitchen, living room, and then shits her pants when someone asks to see our bedroom or put their things in our bedroom. Store your coats as well to make room on the coat hanger. Go and do the groceries and pick up your rentals.
Start prepping your food and cook as much as you can. On the day itself, you'll want to just finish off the dishes or assemble. You can also start making the drinks and refrigerate so they are nice and cold doe the dinner party. Start decorating the house and setting the table. For that night you'll probably want to dine out and leave as little footprints as possible after you set everything up.
Buy some extra ice. If you have people that are more cocktail drinkers or likes having a mixed drink than you really need ice. You don't want to store all your sodas in the refrigerator since it takes too much space. Chill the wine and all the other drinks in the morning if needed though. Tidy up your place especially the kitchen, and add the finishing touches. In the meantime finish your dishes. 2 hours before guests arrive go and dress up. Turn the music on afterward to get yourself in the mood and add the finishing touches like lighting the candles, putting some chips and nuts on the table, etc. Start warming up the food just before everyone arrives or depending on your dinner party's timeline.
After everything is done, remember to enjoy your dinner party. Grab that glass of wine, laugh your heart out, enjoy every bite of your food; after all the work you did, you deserve it! It's the moment for you to enjoy the company of your guests which is the whole reason why I created this guide in the first place. So, don't forget to grab your dinner party checklist here below.


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In turn-of-the-century Florida, an idealistic new Audubon warden (Christopher Plummer) tries to arrest a legendary bird poacher known as "Cottonmouth" (Burl Ives), who lives deep in the Everglades with his band of unruly henchmen.
This unusual adventure tale deals with an ethical dilemma not often discussed in Hollywood films: turn-of-the-century feather poaching in Florida (!). Despite its ecological underpinnings, however, Everglades is essentially a tale of archetypal opposites, with Plummer's young (urban) protagonist bumping up against Burl Ives' indomitable force of nature, and both men grudgingly earning each other's respect. Ultimately, there's not quite enough going on here to bolster a full-fledged narrative (countless subplots — including a love affair between Plummer and Chana Eden, and some hillbilly antics by Ives' crew — seem haphazardly thrown in), but Ives and Plummer make for compelling enough enemies to hold our attention throughout. Watch for Peter Falk in his screen debut.
No, but it's worth a look if you can find a copy.
One might think that the only reason this unlikely film got made was because, at the time, Ray and writer (also producer) Budd Schulberg had the clout to move it forward.
But, at some point, Schulberg removed Ray from the production, apparently did not keep a percentage of what Ray shot, and took over as director and editor. …Alas, the finished film reveals a certain lack of overall vision. The story remains basically comprehensible but there's a choppiness to it (often noticeably).
Given the story's time-frame and setting, one might expect a more leisurely film. But, at 90+ minutes, things seem rushed. A handful of scenes play out nicely (which helps the film's cohesion) but lack of story arc results in the characters consorting in (somewhat unsatisfying) broad strokes.
In a supporting role, poor Gypsy Rose Lee keeps wanting to add something significant but doesn't get the chance. And, yes, the love story angle comes off a bit forced. ~as does some of the dialogue, which occasionally sounds preachy or unnatural (particularly when it comes to some of what Ives says near the film's end).
The film isn't unwatchable; it remains compelling-enough, for what it is. But, not being a better-realized film, it's awkward.


Janet Jackson's brother, Randy Jackson, claims Janet was routinely verbally abused and made to feel like she was a captive of her own home by Wissam Al Mana during her marriage to the businessman.
In a new interview with People, Randy says Janet was demeaned during her pregnancy. She and Al Mana separated in April and are in the midst of divorce proceedings. Their son Eissa was born in January.
"There's a lot of pain," he added. "Janet's been through a lot with her divorce. I've been through a lot, we all have...It's a personal issue that he needs help with and I'm going to pray for him, too. But I'm not going to allow her to live in that abusive situation. She's my baby sister."
Still, in a statement delivered to People, Al Mana's team claimed Randy's statements were false and completely inflammatory.


BERKELEY, Calif. (MarketWatch) -- So where does H-P go from here?
It's trying to reestablish itself as the market leader in the big storage area networks and continues to promote its printers in what has turned into a razor blade business with the printers being the razors and the ink being the blades.
All this may be beside the point as H-P HPQ, +0.10% may be reinventing itself as a phone maker to compete with the likes of Motorola MSI, -0.18% Nokia NOK, -0.17% Samsung and Sony-Ericsson.
H-P intends to enter the fray with an expensive smart phone called the iPAQ H6515. Yet to be officially announced the online gossip sheets even have pictures of the device which essentially is a PDA that doubles as a phone. Only this one is loaded to the gills with features.
One version will have a camera, GPS, Bluetooth, GSM phone and full featured PDA computer. The previous phones done by H-P have utilized WiFi for potential VOIP usage, but the infrastructure has not developed as expected.
H-P and all the makers of PDA's will gravitate in this direction because by comparison the pure PDA market is moribund with sales (according to IDG) of around 8 million a year. This compares unfavorably with normal PC sales approaching 120 million units and is miniscule when compared to the recent 2004 numbers for mobile phone sales of over 690 million units.
H-P and the smart phone mavens hope that people will move to more powerful phones and it is hoped by H-P that those with the best chance of success will be PDA makers not phone makers.
And there is a difference between a phone that acts like a PDA and a PDA that acts like a phone. The PDA has the bigger screen.
Both of these devices are generically referred to as smart phones and users can expect to pay between $250 and $800 for one. They are generally built to last longer than a typical mobile phone and tend to be a little more rugged. This also translates into "heavier."
The public has never fully warmed up to the price or the weight of these devices although the Treo 600 series from Palm Computing has a following.
The initial report for this phone had it that it would have WiFi capability but it appears that a phone with both Wifi and GPS will be a ways off as interference between the two mechanisms is a problem.. The idea behind WiFi is not for the purposes of computer networking but to utilize inexpensive VOIP technology in conjunction with normal mobile phone cellular capability.
The infrastructure is currently being developed that would allow a user to seamlessly pass from a VOIP connection to a cell connection and back again without ever losing a beat. The cost savings would be substantial. But this whole process, and thus the heyday, may be years away.
The WiFi connection is also handy for downloading software and content into the phone and I eventually expect to see these phones used as portable movie viewers although that use would play havoc with battery life.
And the general clunkiness of smart phones is minimized by Bluetooth connectivity whereby the user uses a special earpiece rather than hold the phone to his or her head.
Unfortunately the likelihood of this phone being a runaway hit is low. In fact H-P may not only be late to this party but it may have jumped on the wrong horse. A trend appearing elsewhere in the world is for simplicity. Retrophone in the UK has been making money selling phones with few features and this Friday Vodaphone is expected to roll out Vodaphone Simply.
Vodaphone Simply is a bare essentials phone that does nothing in addition to being a simple phone and SMS device. The argument is that the newer phones are just too complicated for most people.
The H-P phone will make a good conversation piece in Silicon Valley for about a month. After that its chances seem slim.


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USC coach Lane Kiffin names Cody Kessler starting QB
After two weeks of waffling and indecision, USC has officially named Cody Kessler its starting quarterback.
"We're going with Cody Kessler as our quarterback, so we need to make sure we're doing things he does really well," Trojans head coach Lane Kiffin said in a YouTube video released by the school.
However, Kiffin refused to go into the reasoning for choosing Kessler over fellow redshirt sophomore Max Wittek, backtracking a day after the embattled fourth-year coach told reporters on a conference call that he would provide the information.
Kessler and fellow redshirt sophomore Max Wittek have alternated in and out of the lineup through USC's first two games, directing the 112th-ranked passing offense in the FBS.
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Kessler has completed 18 of 32 passes this season for 136 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions, one of which was returned 70 yards for a touchdown in a 10-7 loss to Washington State on Saturday.
Kessler played only one series in the third quarter at Hawaii and was benched for the entire second half against the Cougars.
The bigger question is whether the playcalling will change, regardless of whether Kessler, Wittek or true freshman Max Browne is at the helm. Kiffin has abandoned any semblance of a vertical passing offense, instead deploying an endless array of screens that have infuriated fans, recruits and observers.
Despite the presence of reigning Biletnikoff Award-winning wide receiver Marqise Lee, rising sophomore Nelson Agholor and NFL-caliber tight ends Xavier Grimble and Randall Telfer, USC has not completed a pass longer than 19 yards this season.
Lee has just 15 receptions for 131 yards, which breaks down to 8.7 yards per catch after averaging 15 yards in his first two seasons. Lee does not have a touchdown this year after catching 25 in his first 25 college games.
The ineptitude of the USC offense threatens to waste a much-improved defense that has intercepted six passes, recorded 11 sacks and allowed 30 total rushing yards under new coordinator Clancy Pendergast.
Naming Kessler as the starter was long overdue, but without substantive changes elsewhere, it won't mean much for the futures of USC and Kiffin.
The state of Troy rests not on Kessler's arm, but in Kiffin's hands.
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The official Japanese website for Bloodborne has seen a massive overhaul, bringing with it new information about From Software's upcoming PlayStation 4 title.
Of particular note are details regarding the game's Regain system and some of the characters that players will encounter, as well as additional material on some of the game's weapons and areas.
Sometimes the best defense happens to be a good offense. In the event that you manage to get hit by an enemy attack and take damage, if you manage to strike back within a limited time window, you can get a morsel of your lost health back. This new Regain system introduces a strategic twist to defense that makes fighting to the death an ever-tempting proposition.
Saw: The Saw is one of the Hunters' iconic weapons. Boasting transformitive capabilities, it can either function as a standard saw that's good for hacking away at beasts or can switch into a longer-handled form where centrifugal force is used to a deadly advantage.
Hunter's Axe: This curve-handled weapon is another of the Hunters' emblematic tools of the trade. The ability to extend its handle out allows the Hunters to be able to respond to situation changes on the fly while still retaining the Axe's primary functions. Although it's heavier than the Saw, it's also better for getting health back through the Regain system. Some Hunters make the axe their weapon of choice because it allows them to act as an executioner, even if their targets are already no longer human.
Hunter's Rifle: A common gun to find among Hunters, the rifle fires out scatter shots. Often used as a means of dealing with swift-moving beasts, its scatter bullets make it highly effective at hitting targets with ease.
Cathedral District: Separated from the rest of Yharnam by hills, the Cathedral District is home to a medical organization that presides over the city's unique "Blood Treatments." As the name implies, it also has an old cathedral that still stands tall and proud in these tough times.
Hemwick Cemetery District: As one would expect for a place like Yharnam, the city has a large allocation of land dedicated to its graveyard. With large and small graves alike lined up haphazardly, the Cemetery District is an ominous and gloomy place. Compared to the main city proper, it's one of the poorer areas to be visited, as well as less cultured all around. Few people wander around here today, leaving one to wonder just what exactly is lurking around there.
Hunter Gascoigne: Gascoigne is a blood-soaked hunter who stands alone in a part of the graveyard where ashes flutter about. Aside from the fact that he fact that he's veteran soldier, little else is known about him.
Clergy Beast: Even by beast standards, the Clergy Beast is a conspicuously huge creature. Sporting hideous horns, it lets out shrieks that sound like cries of agony. Although its body looks so malnourished that its ribs poke out and its remaining muscles are thin strings that cling onto its bones, it's in actuality an extremely strong fighter. Rumor has it that this beast above all others is the one that Yharnam's clergy fear above all else, hence its name, although the truth of its human origins remains foggy.
Hunting Horde: A mob of people ravaged by the disease, they fervently continue their hunting duties unaware of the transformation their own bodies are undergoing. Their eyes may very well see people as being beasts themselves….
Wheelchair Horde: Among the standard members of the Hunting Horde are a handful of elderly people confined to wheelchairs. Their sight is a common one in Yharnam in this day and age, particularly with respect to wealthy elderly people. Many of them cling desperately to their guns for self-defense, their memories of tragedy still vivid. For them, their guns are the only things they have to protect themselves from the beasts, as well as their one way of turning violent in general.
Carrion Crows: The Carrion Crows are those who are content to eat meat off the corpses of humans. In Yharnam where dead bodies are plentiful, these crows get so fat from their meals that they become unable to fly. Nevertheless, their attacks aren't to be taken lightly. Sensitive to the scent of blood, they're known for attacking their fair share of people who get senselessly close to them, most likely because the flesh of the living can turn dead soon enough if they have their way.


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On offer are reimagined bowls and cake stands in printed corrugated cardboard, along with string lights, lanterns, s'mores skewers and camping stoves decorated in colourful patterns inspired by vintage china. It's all very down-the-rabbit-hole in appearance as the line allows for a quintessential camping experience.
"Florals mixed with the lure of the great outdoors was the inspiration behind the Poppytalk for Target collection — we wanted to create an affordable collection that could easily be adaptable to a glamorous party in the backyard or a casual picnic at the beach," said Jan Halvarson, the co-founder of Poppytalk, in a press release.
Along with her partner and husband, Earl Einarson, this pair have become known for their ability to mine the beautiful, the decayed and the handmade. Now boasting more than 20 pieces ranging in price from $3 to $20, this latest collection will be available at most Target stores across Canada and the U.S. beginning June 22, giving you plenty of time to enjoy a magical summer filled with "glamping" and pretty things.
As for Target Canada's next move, though they've been suffering heavy losses since branching north of the border, they intend to keep the party going with more capsule collections to come. Look out for additional design partners Joy Cho of Oh Joy! and Kate Arends of Wit & Delight for more party décor, paper products and serving pieces.


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February 23, 2012 William Gatevackes Movie News
1. Act Of Valor (Relativity, 3,039 Theaters, 111 Minutes, Rated R): If you've seen any marketing for this film, you'll know that one of the biggest marketing aspects for the film is that the cast consists of active-duty Navy Seals in the cast.
My response? So what?
Don't get me wrong. I have nothing against the brave and intelligent men who serve in the Navy Seals. They brought down Bin Laden and did it so well that it looked easy. They are my heroes.
And if I have any terrorist overlord to take down, they'll be first on my contact list. But their skills in stealth combat has no bearing on their acting abilities. I assume their work experience does add an air of authenticity, but this authenticity would be better served if they wrote or directed the film. As it is, it's just a flimsy gimmick.
2. Gone (Summit Entertainment, 2,186 Theaters, 94 Minutes, Rated PG-13): When her sister goes missing, Jill knows exactly what happened. The serial killer who kidnapped her years ago has returned and is out for vengeance. Problem is, Jill has no proof of this and no one else believes her. Jill must face her tormentor and rescue her sister—alone.
This film would be annoying to me on so many levels, all tied to the plot. Why wouldn't the serial killer just come after Jill? I mean, why other than then the film would only be an hour long–if that? I know they are trying to set up that the killer is trying to mess with Jill's mind, but serial killers typically don't work that way.
And why wouldn't the police believe her? She escaped from a serial killer, right? Would it kill the cops to check on the killer's whereabouts?
3. Tyler Perry's Good Deeds (Lionsgate, 2,132 Theaters, 111 Minutes, Rated PG-13): No, this isn't a list of the charitable contributions Perry has made with his Madea money. He's not THAT arrogant (I think).
No, this is the latest film from Tyler Perry and it marks a bit of a change of pace for him. He is in the lead role, but not in drag. He plays a successful businessman who's life is turned around when he meets a struggling single mom who works on the custodial staff where he works. He is inspired to take action to close the distance between the working rich and the working poor.
In other words, this is a fairy tale. If this election period has taught us anything, it's that the rich care about anything, it's only getting richer.
4. Wanderlust (Universal, 2,001 Theaters, 98 Minutes, Rated R): If Good Deeds provides an idealistic look at the recent economic turmoil, then this film provides a more archaic, if not just as unrealistic, approach to the subject matter.
Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston play Manhattanites who lose their jobs and have to seek cheaper ways to live. They eventually settle on that bastion of the 1960s Free Love movement, the commune.
Communes do still exist today, but more often than not they are created for economic reasons rather than just so everybody can have sex with one another.
The film is written by David Wain and Ken Marino and directed by Wain. They have been involved in a lot of great projects in the past, all the way back to The State. So I got to have faith that they will make this film pay off even though it is a stretch.
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Amidst stories and laughs from his family and friends, Wayne Arthur Cederholm II, passed away on April 9, 2013, from complications of a bone marrow transplant. Born with a magnetic personality on August 31, 1955 to Wayne A. Cederholm, Sr. and LaRae Nicolo Cederholm. He attracted a plethora of friends and cohorts who have stayed with him throughout his life.
In 1975 he graduated from Granite High School and was evermore the Class President. He attended the University of Utah, graduating in 1978 with a B.S. in Communications. He was a faithful "Ute" fan throughout his life. He treated his family to many a Bowl game, and his only regret was the day "Swoop" replaced his beloved "Ute."
In 1978, he married his best friend and soul mate, Peeches Pacheco. Their children: Tajha (Dave) Ferrara, Wayne (Katie) Cederholm III, and Dustin Cederholm were Wayne's pride and passion. His most valued times were spent with his wife, children and extended family at Sunday dinners, around the table or outside at the barbeque. Wayne was an avid traveler, evidenced by his proud status in the Medallion Million Miler Club. His travels took him to places near and far. He took a gondola ride with his family in Venice, raised a glass at the Biergarten in Deutschland, and walked the Great Wall of China… but his favorite travel destination always remained his back yard in St. George. On the day of his 55th birthday, Wayne was lucky enough to cross off one of the items on his bucket list, golfing with his sons at St. Andrews.
Wayne began his career with C.R. England in 1980. His amazing work ethic and endearing personality earned him much success. He was proud of his safety record, which included winning three consecutive grand trophy safety awards from the TCA, unprecedented at the time. Wayne worked hand and hand for over 33 years with the England family, culminating in his lifetime dream of becoming CEO. Wayne always brought humor to his work but knew that there was a time to be serious and built his life around that balance.
Throughout Wayne's life, he worked on many committees and organizations. Utah Jaycees was the first of many organizations he joined, and he took pride at having been the Chairperson for the Downtown Christmas Parade. He has served on the board of the Professional Truck Driver Institute, served as a chairman for the Utah Safety Council and worked with the TCA. In 2003, he received the Heart and Hands Award from the Junior Achievement, where he served on the board for nearly 20 years.
Wayne's humor was a defining characteristic. If you were lucky enough to spend any time with Wayne, then you were guaranteed to walk away with a story. Wayne made many friends throughout his life and the stories of his many flubs and foibles are legendary. Laughter surrounded him. He was truly genuine, had great character, and made friendship a fine art.
His mother, LaRae Nicolo Cederholm, precedes him in death. He is survived by his wife Peeches, his children Tajha (Dave) Ferrara, Wayne (Katie) Cederholm III, and Dustin Cederholm, father Wayne (Mary) Cederholm I, his sister Shauna (Doug) Eldredge, four grandchildren, nieces, nephews, countless friends and extended family members. He was the "Godfather" to many and his Italian heritage was always a source of great pride.
For those who are interested in his courageous fight, you can look at his blog at: www.waynecederholm.com. His family would like to thank the many wonderful doctors, nurses, staff and aides at the Huntsman Cancer Hospital. In lieu of flowers, the family would like contributions made to Junior Achievement at ja-Utah.org.


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Liesbeth Zegveld (Ridderkerk, 14 januari 1970) is een Nederlandse advocaat en hoogleraar. Als juriste is zij gespecialiseerd in mensenrechtenschendingen en compensatie voor oorlogsslachtoffers.

Opleiding en carrière
Zegveld volgde het voortgezet onderwijs in Middelharnis. Na haar rechtenstudie aan de Universiteit Utrecht was ze vanaf 1998 met een beurs van het Fulbright-programma als onderzoekster verbonden aan de New York University en het Inter-Amerikaans Hof voor de Rechten van de Mens in Washington D.C.. In 2000 promoveerde ze cum laude bij Tineke Cleiren aan de Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam op het proefschrift Accountability of Armed Opposition Groups in International Law, dat bekroond werd met de Max van der Stoel-Mensenrechtenprijs van de gezamenlijke Nederlandse en Vlaamse juridische faculteiten. In datzelfde jaar werd ze beëdigd als advocaat en in 2005 werd zij partner bij Prakken d'Oliveira Human Rights Lawyers.

Van 2006 tot 2013 was Zegveld daarnaast hoogleraar in deeltijd aan de Universiteit Leiden, met als leeropdracht humanitair oorlogsrecht, in het bijzonder de rechten van vrouwen en kinderen ten tijde van gewapend conflict. In 2011 werd haar de jaarlijkse Clara Meijer-Wichmann Penning uitgereikt door de Nederlandse Liga voor de Rechten van de Mens en de stichting J'accuse. Zij houdt zich bezig met onder meer de schadeloosstellingen aan oorlogsslachtoffers, waarvoor ze in 2011 de Nuhanovic Foundation heeft opgericht. Sinds eind 2013 is ze parttime hoogleraar War Reparations (oorlogsherstel) aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam. Ze aanvaardde dit ambt met de oratie Civielrechtelijke verjaring van internationale misdrijven. In maart 2014 ontving Zegveld de Amsterdamse Dekenprijs, voor haar werk in een 'buitengewoon complex rechtsgebied; de aantasting van mensenrechten in oorlogssituaties en de aanpak van internationale milieuschades'. In april 2016 werd Zegveld verkozen tot 'Meest Gewaardeerde Advocaat'.

Haar echtgenoot André Nollkaemper is hoogleraar internationaal publiekrecht en decaan van de Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam.

Bekende zaken
 De aangifte van nabestaanden van een slachtoffer van het regime van Jorge Videla in Argentinië tegen Jorge Zorreguieta voor zijn vermeende betrokkenheid bij misdaden tegen de menselijkheid in zijn tijd als minister van Landbouw en Veeteelt.
De zaak van negen weduwen tegen de Staat der Nederlanden voor het Bloedbad van Rawagede op 9 december 1947, waarin de Staat aansprakelijk werd gesteld voor gederfde inkomsten van levensonderhoud. Naast de weduwen stond en staat Zegveld ook in andere zaken nabestaanden van slachtoffers van marteling, verkrachting en executie in voormalig Nederlands-Indië bij.
Het bijstaan van de Nederlandse getuigen in de zaak Julio Poch omtrent zijn betrokkenheid bij de zogenaamde Argentijnse dodenvluchten tijdens het Videla-regime, waarin de getuigen op verzoek van de Argentijnse justitie verklaringen aflegden.
De zaak van twee Bosnische families tegen de Staat der Nederlanden vanwege de dood van familieleden tijdens de Val van Srebrenica in 1995, waarin de Bosnische families door de Hoge Raad in het gelijk werden gesteld.
De zaak van de vader van de Irakese Azhar Sabah Jaloud, die in 2004 wordt doodgeschoten bij een Nederlands militair checkpoint in Irak tijdens de Irakoorlog. De zaak mondde uit in een succesvolle klacht tegen de Nederlandse Staat bij het Europees Hof voor de Rechten van de Mens.
De zaak van slachtoffers van gifgasaanvallen tijdens de Irak-Iranoorlog tegen Frans van Anraat, die in de jaren tachtig grondstoffen voor chemische wapens aan het Iraakse regime leverde.
 De zaak namens de Federatie Nederlandse Vakbeweging (FNV) en een gastarbeider uit Bangladesh tegen de Wereldvoetbalbond FIFA die verantwoordelijk wordt gehouden voor slechte behandeling van gastarbeiders die werken aan de bouw van stadions en infrastructuur voor het WK voetbal van 2022 in Qatar.
 De zaak van de nabestaanden van twee van de Molukse treinkapers bij De Punt in 1977 tegen de Staat der Nederlanden. De rechtbank in Den Haag oordeelde hierover in juli 2018 dat het optreden van de mariniers tegen de treinkapers naar behoren was.
De onderhandelingen tussen Salo Muller en de Nederlandse Spoorwegen rondom de individuele schadevergoedingen voor slachtoffers van de Holocaust of hun nabestaanden vanwege de treintransporten naar concentratiekampen tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog, waar de Nederlandse Spoorwegen aan meewerkte.

Bibliografie
(2018) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'What Duties Do Peacekeepers Owe Civilians? Lessons from the Nuhanović Case', in: M. Latimer and Ph. Sands (eds.), 'The Grey Zone: Civilian Protection between Human Rights and the Laws of War, pp. 295-315.
(2015) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Body Counts and Masking War Time Violence', in: Journal of International Humanitarian Legal Studies, Vol.  6, pp. 443-461.
(2012) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Compensating Victims of Genocide', in: H.G. van der Wilt, J. Vervliet, G.K. Sluiter & J.Th.M. Houwink ten Cate (eds.), The Genocide Convention, The legacy of 60 years (Martinus Nijhoff Publishers), pp. 97-105.
(2012) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Slachtoffers van internationale misdrijven in het strafproces (victims of international crimes in criminal proceedings'), in: Nederlands Juristenblad, Vol. 87(28), pp. 1936-1941.
(2012) Liesbeth Zegveld & Jeff Handmaker, 'Universal Jurisdiction: state of affairs and ways ahead', ISS working paper no. 532.
(2012) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'The importance of Fact-Finding Missions under International Humanitarian Law', in: C. Meloni & T. Gianni (eds.), Is there a court for Gaza. A Test Bench for International Justice (T.M.C. Asser Press).
(2010) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Victims' Claims and International Criminal Courts: Incompatible Values?', in: Journal of International Criminal Justice, Vol. 8(1).
(2009) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Compensation for the Victims of Chemical War in Iraq and Iran', in: Carla Ferstman, Mariana Goetz and Alan Stephens (eds.), Reparations for Victims of Genocide, War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity: Systems in Place and Systems in the Making, pp. 369-382.
(2009) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Remedies for War Victims', in: Larissa van den Herik & Carsten Stahn (eds.), Future Perspectives on International Criminal Justice (T.M.C. Asser Press/Cambridge University Press), pp. 611-624.
(2008) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Rechtsherstel voor slachtoffers van schendingen van het internationaal humanitair recht', in: Vrede en Veiligheid, Vol. 37(1) (2008), pp.10-31.
(2006) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Dutch cases on torture committed in Afghanistan – The relevance of the distinction between internal and international armed conflict', in: Journal of International Criminal Justice, Vol. 4(4), pp. 878-880.
(2006) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Hoe de illegale strijder een nuttige bijdrage kan leveren aan het oorlogsrecht, in: Arianne Acke (ed.), Internationaal Humanitair Recht in de Kijker (Rode Kruis Vlaanderen), pp. 25-37.
(2003) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Remedies for Victims of Violations of International Humanitarian Law', in: International Review of the Red Cross, Vol. 85, pp. 499-528.
 (2002) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Artikel 1F en het Internationaal Recht; een Kritische Beschouwing van het ACV Advies', Nieuwsbrief Asiel en Vreemdelingenrecht (01/02).
 (2001) Frits Kalshoven & Liesbeth Zegveld, Constraints on the Waging of War: An Introdution to International Humanitarian Law, 3rd edition, International Committee of the Red Cross.
 (2001) Liesbeth Zegveld, 'The Bouterse Case', Netherlands Yearbook on International Law Vol. XXXII, pp. 97-118.
 (2000) Jann K. Kleffner & Liesbeth Zegveld, 'Establishing an Individual Complaints Procedure for Violations of International Humanitarian Law', in: Horst Fischer (ed.), Yearbook of International Humanitarian Law, Vol. 3.
 (2000) Liesbeth Zegveld, Accountability of Armed Opposition Groups in International Law (Cambridge University Press) (proefschrift).

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