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Pistons' Cory Joseph exits NBA's health and safety protocols
Rod Beard
The Pistons are getting closer to having all of their players out of the NBA's health and safety protocols.
Cory Joseph, the last remaining player in isolation, exited the protocols and is working his way back to playing with the team. Isaiah Stewart also left protocols this week and joined the team in Charlotte, though he was not cleared to play in Wednesday's game.
Stewart and Joseph are designated as "return to competition conditioning" on the injury report, which requires 48 hours to clear. Stewart could clear in time for Thursday's game in Memphis, though Joseph probably wouldn't. If everything goes well, Joseph might be more likely to play Saturday against the Orlando Magic at Little Caesars Arena.
The Pistons had eight players in protocols, but six — Cade Cunningham, Killian Hayes, Josh Jackson, Trey Lyles, Saben Lee and Rodney McGruder — returned to the roster for Monday's win at Milwaukee.
'Winning habits'
The Pistons are building with their young core, and injuries to most of their veterans have scuttled the enthusiasm they had for this season. There's still an optimism about what they can do with the young players they've had, and Casey said it's a focus on the process instead of the results, at least for now.
They went through the initial stages of the rebuild last season, and as they add more pieces and learn the components of winning, they're still on the road to where they want to be in the long term.
The lessons are hard, but it's also going to help when their young players finally figure it out.
"It's called youth. Sometimes you're young and you don't know better. I think that has something to do with it. What we try to do. I never talk about winning — we talk about developing winning habits," Casey said. "When you're a young team with first- and second-year players — we have a couple of veteran players but for the most part, our guys getting big minutes are first- and second-year guys."
That growth can be seen in Saddiq Bey's improved play recently, and even with Hamidou Diallo, as he's started to draw some attention for his increased production. In the past few days, it's resulted in wins, but it doesn't always end up that way.
"We talk about developing winning habits and fundamentals, and all those things. At some point, it's going to click, and those winning habits will take care of themselves," Casey said. "If you keep talking about, 'We've got to win this game,' and being realistic with ourselves and where we are, that's a recipe for doubt; that's a recipe for dropping your head and losing confidence.
"Understanding we're in growth-mindset situation, that's tough to win the NBA but at some point, it's going to pay dividends."
Pistons at Grizzlies
► Tipoff: 8 p.m. Thursday, FedEx Forum, Memphis, Tennessee
► TV/radio: BSD/950 AM
►Outlook: The Pistons finish the second game of their back-to-back against the Grizzlies (25-14), who are one of the most surprising stories in the league this season. They could be one of teams to watch in the Western Conference playoffs.
Rod.Beard@detroitnews.com
Twitter: @detnewsRodBeard


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Daniela & Shane were married at Elements (which is a Hotel/Bistro at Widmouth Bay in Bude), on the 22nd August 2009. Daniela asked if I could not only photograph her wedding, but make a short cinematic high definition film as well. Please click the video below to watch their wedding teaser.
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nice set! the shot of them under the arbor is pure joy.
These are great. I like 4 and 5 the best, very dramatic against these grey skies and I bet would look great enlarged for their wall.
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What jobs are available for people who graduate with this major?
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A bitmask that specifies which states you want the timeout to apply to; see below.
A pointer to a sigevent structure that defines the event that the kernel acts on if the timeout expires; see below.
A pointer to a timespec structure that specifies the timeout.
NULL, or a pointer to a location where the function can store the time remaining in the sleep.
The timer_timeout() and timer_timeout_r() functions are identical except in the way they indicate errors. See the Returns section for details.
The timer_timeout() function sets the timeout ntime on any kernel blocking state. The actual timeout that occurred is returned in otime. The resolution of otime for both timer_timeout() and TimerTimeout() functions is in nanoseconds. The difference, however, for otime in these two functions is in the format. For timer_timeout(), the otime is a pointer to timespec structure with two integers, whereas for TimerTimeout(), the pointer is of uint64_t type.
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The kernel attempts to enter a blocking state specified in flags.
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If the signal handler is called between the calls to timer_timeout() and MsgSendv() , the timer_timeout() values are saved during the signal handler and then are restored when the signal handler exits.
Only SIGEV_UNBLOCK guarantees that the kernel call unblocks. A signal may be ignored, blocked, or accepted by another thread and a pulse can only unblock a MsgReceivev(). If a NULL is passed for event then SIGEV_UNBLOCK is assumed. In this case, a timed out kernel call will return failure with an error of ETIMEDOUT.
MsgSendv() won't unblock on SIGEV_UNBLOCK if the server has already received the message via MsgReceivev() and has specified _NTO_CHF_UNBLOCK in the flags argument to its ChannelCreate() call. In this case, it's up to the server to do a MsgReplyv() or MsgError() .
Is specified by the ntime argument.
Is relative to the current time (when timer_timeout() is called), unless flags includes TIMER_ABSTIME, which makes the timeout occur at the absolute time set in ntime.
where tv_sec and tv_nsec are fields of the timespec structure (defined in <time.h>).
Because of the nature of time measurement, the timer might actually expire later than the specified time. For more information, see the Tick, Tock: Understanding the Neutrino Microkernel's Concept of Time chapter of the QNX Neutrino Programmer's Guide.
If you don't wish to block for any time, you can pass a NULL for ntime in which case no timer is used, the event is assumed to be SIGEV_UNBLOCK and an attempt to enter a blocking state as set by flags will immediately return with ETIMEDOUT. Although a questionable practice, this can be used to poll potential blocking kernel calls. For example, you can poll for messages using MsgReceivev() with an immediate timeout. A much better approach is to use multiple threads and have one block waiting for messages.
If otime isn't NULL and the sleep is unblocked by a signal then it contains the time remaining in the sleep.
The calling thread blocks for the requested time period.
The previous flags. If an error occurs, the function returns -1 and sets errno .
The previous flags. This function does NOT set errno. If an error occurs, the negative of a value from the Errors section is returned.
A fault occurred when the kernel tried to access ntime, otime, or notify.
The clock type id isn't one of CLOCK_MONOTONIC, CLOCK_SOFTTIME, or CLOCK_REALTIME.
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Gorgon City – Ready For Your Love Feat. MNEK (Florian Paetzold Remix)
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It is not a typical situation and declaring the moment takes as much guts as the act of letting someone in when we're most vulnerable. No one's ready to jump on love. At least not me.
I first heard Gorgon City's original when it came out upon seeing MNEK on the track's title. I dug it, mostly for its melodies, by owning the starring role in the song they put the lyrics on a background. These lyrics.
It wasn't until I pressed play on an early listen of Florian Paetzold's remix that my jaw dropped just as the 1 minute mark passed. I stopped typing on my keyboard while a mental—and spacious—WTF moment passed by. Naked, reverberated and heavily-pitched-down vocals single-handedly lead this movie. As the lyrics are sung you can feel the meaning of every word. Finger snaps like a metronome and a sonic wind gust prepares you for the drop. Then it's chopped vocals and harmonies that lead to the bridge. If you think that was all wait for it around the 2:40 mark.
Summarizing what is unique about this remix is quite simple. You see, the norm is that computers, technology and synthesizers squeeze the emotion out of a song. By pitching down the vocals and the other magic stated above, Florian manages to make a song more passionate and moving. And when a remixer is able to accomplish something like this it deserves praise, recognition—and in the words of MNEK, most of all, most of all, sharing it with someone like you.
Gorgon City feat. MNEK – Ready For Your Love (Florian Paetzold Remix)
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EMPT Premiere: DJ CAM – Uncomfortable (REFLEX Remix)
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Situationally speaking, we've all been there. Finding ourselves in uncomfortable positions followed by a reassurance that —in the end— we'll be OK. The not so good reality about that is that sometimes it's more wishful thinking than an actual foreshadowing with any degree of certainty of a desired outcome.
We've been yearning the balearic sea disco avec that sexy touchez français that is REFLEX. That's why EMPT is proud to bring you the exclusive premiere of their new remix for DJ CAM's Uncomfortable. The clash between the funky electro-disco personality with the balearic looks is a fusion not found in many places and sonically, we can almost taste the sand, the sea and the blue sky on this one. André and Ludmilla (the duo behind REFLEX) watermark this remix with their signature vintage synth chord progressions and it makes me smile. There's something very rewarding about a fresh new production with a hint of something you can tell apart and claim as "the REFLEX sound".
This track will be officially released in exactly one week from today but you can enjoy it and get it starting today by clicking the link after the jump. As you read this they are halfway through their US tour and I couldn't stress enough the fact that you should catch their show if it's anywhere near your locale. I've been wanting to see them live since I first heard about them.
Here's a list of the shows left on this leg of the tour:
03/13 : Gold Lounge, Las Vegas, NV
03/14 : The Garden, El Paso, TX
03/15 : SXSW Geisha Room ( Nubase Showcase )
03/16 : SXSW Nook Amphitheatre – Live
03/22 : The Next Door, Honolulu Hawaii – Live
DJ CAM – Uncomfortable (REFLEX Remix)
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Charli XCX – You (Ha Ha Ha) (Goldroom Remix)
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When things are falling apart there's nothing better than to find yourself with a catchy hook. And if you listen to the original, Charli XCX samples Gold Panda's You — and that my friends, is as catchy as it gets.
Josh has done it again, a nu disco remix that stays true to the meaning behind the lyrics yet injects the original with a bassline with its own personality and the usual Goldroom tune flavour. The bridge and its synth chord progression with the kicks and snares is something that gives the remix some breath of fresh air, a balearic air of sorts — for moments at least. We await the official release of this remix that's forthcoming on Asylum Records on February 10, until then find a promo copy after the jump. Enjoy your afternoon with this one.
Tags Charli XCX, EMPT, etmusiquepourtous, Gold Panda, Goldroom, ha ha ha, nu-disco, Remix, You!
Duke Dumont – Need U (100%)
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This 90s House revival that's been going on for the last two years or so is on point. I'm all into it and people like the brit Adam Dyment (Duke Dumont's real name), Cyril Hahn and alike are spearheading it. 17-year-old A*M*E is on the vocals of this one and after he gave us The Giver last year he opens 2013 with this gem. I mean, those sensual adlibs that keep looping in this song are so dope —I can't believe I just used that word. Duke Dumont is riding a wave right now and he shouldn't lose this momentum. Solid releases, Annie Mac labeling him one of the future stars of 2013 (to which I agree), you name it. Dude's on a roll. Enjoy this one to the max. You'll need it 100% after the first listen, trust me.
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Bruno Mars – Locked Out Of Heaven (Major Lazer Remix)
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It was thanks to my girlfriend that I first heard this song's original version. I knew that it wasn't worth it purchasing since I was about to listen to it nonstop on the radio and about every person's iPod at home parties and alike. A week or two ago when I was writing about the Jr Blender Remix of Rihanna's Where Have You Been –doing pre and post research on the dude– I discovered that only a month ago he mixed this remix with Major Lazer.
If you ask me this sound a lot more like Jr Blender than Major Lazer but I'm glad anyways that it came out. Actually, it didn't, but it did. This is a tropical slurpee of sorts, with all the reggae elements we love and just the right amount of timbrels to evoque even the most paradisiacal location you can imagine. Percussions galore, this drink is only missing the little paper umbrella to watch while you sip. Sit back and enjoy the weather, it's about to get warm once you hit play.
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WZRD – Teleport 2 Me, Jamie (ft. Desire)
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The movie Drive made Desire's Under Your Spell an instant classic and on February of last year Kid Cudi revealed his project WZRD (an alias he uses for the rock project where he partners up with Dot Da Genius).
Drive's soundtrack has the ability to transport (or teleport me, for that matter) to another time (even though it's a relatively new movie only a couple years old. But everything about the movie has influences from a decade that's very special to me. Among its feats was making Desire's Under Your Spell an instant classic. In Teleport 2 Me, Jamie, Cudi samples Desire's original and sings about how much he wants this girl to be with him. The elusive Jamie is Jamie Baratta (Cudi's best friend or girlfriend, depending who you ask). Cudi still can't sing yet he's managed for us all to accept and even like the way he 'sings' in his songs.
WZRD (which was first called Wizard then 2 Be Continuum and later WZRD where the four letters are pronounced one letter at a time *rolls eyes*) is the rock project that finds behind it the aforementioned Cudi and Dot Da Genius. Teleport 2 Me, Jamie was their debut single in February 2012 and since then I haven't heard a bit. Hopefully this side-project gives birth to more stuff like this.
Tags Desire, dot da genius, drive, EMPT, Et Musique Pour Tous, Rock, teleport 2 me jamie, wzrd
Disclosure – Latch feat. Sam Smith
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"What did you give me, to make my heart beat out my chest."
Finding oneself in certain situations and not caring what our actions might do to jeopardize that moment… To feel that connection with someone and latching to her/him seems like the most natural thing to do. It's instinct-driven I believe. Now Sam Smith's vocals on this beautiful musical gift Disclosure gave us almost 5 months ago is just ear-candy. I mean, if this ain't shagging music, I don't know what is.
In this single the english duo produce a musical bed to these lyrics that goes beyond a single genre and has the ability to find empathy in multiple musical tastes. The insight of the song is very strong and when you pair that to a groovy and intimate tune, well, you get something that just might appeal to a lot of people. It's no wonder why brother Guy and Howard Lawrence's first single climbed to the #11th position of UK Charts and stayed there for a good time. I've included the video because, after all, what's a song like this without a proper video where every single person in it is getting off with each other?
If you have ever asked someone the quote that starts this post, just nod and hit play. Amen brother. Amen sister.
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Lana Del Rey – Blue Velvet (Penguin Prison Remix)
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The original Clovers version penned by Bernie Wayne and Lee Morris was covered by greats of the like of Tony Bennett and Bobby Vinton, both being chart toppers in the 50s. And I think that's what makes LDR quite the bold and daring one to pick a song like this to cover herself. That said, as good as her cover is so is the video that came out with it. A branded content piece of audiovisual short film in the post-war americana style of David Lynch's film of the same name. I think it was a very good execution by H&M to promote their brand.
Every once in a long while I stumble upon a song that has 'stopping power'. This is my latest find. From the moment that sick bass line comes in to the way Mr Chris Glover aka Penguin Prison cuts and loops LDR's vocals this song takes on a life of its own. The star in this rendition is no longer the beautiful lyrics written by Mr Wayne and Mr Morris. It's about a sick tune we all want to dance to. Almost a minute and fourty seconds into the song you'll find yourself clapping and dancing in your seat. And that's one of the interesting parts of this remix, it's a journey with ups and downs. With parts where it releases itself from it's dancing constraints and then back at it like it owns your speakers and the dancefloor. This song is best served in a loud volume, be it on your in-ears or in a rich sound system.
If you listen to the original and then you listen to this remix, the former feels almost like a lullaby in front of this. I feel.
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Rihanna – Where Have You Been (Jr Blender Remix)
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As a popular song gets remixed over and over again it's proportionately more difficult to find good remixes, remakes or edits of the original. And just when I thought I had heard quite possibly every single Where Have You Been remix, Mr ShaveUrLegz himself lets me know that his favorite WHYB remix is one by Jr Blender. I think it's over a year old and I hadn't managed to get a listen a it.
Now, what happened the first I hit play was something I was not expecting. From the solo striking of those steel pans and through that melodic distorted synth under Rihanna's slowed down vocals this remix is a tropical paradise. And if it all doesn't sound good enough up until now, wait until you listen to the chorus part. It just sounds so right, meant to be and full of teleportation energy. It's impossible not to fly in our minds to a tropical paradise over this song's bridge.
So, please let me invite you on this musical journey to a place where Mai Tais and Bloody Caesars are de rigueur hand accessories. And when someone asks you where have you been, you'll be able to tell this wonderful story of how for just 3 minutes and 40 seconds you escaped to this magical place called The World of Jr Blender.
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Fryars – In My Arms
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"The road I know is the road I go
And the life I live and the life you know
Give me all of your affection …
I just wanna hold you in my arms
In my arms."
Comfort zones seem to be a commonplace item for composers' inspiration now more than ever. It's such a big insight that some could claim it could be a psychological archetype. Psycho-babble aside, I know I have been in that situation where I'd rather choose the simplicity of a moment to the complexity of certain situations. When you're tired of all the BS, when you just want to hold someone in your arms. When you don't want to read between the lines, you just want to fall prey and stay in that comforting moment of holding each other.
The song starts like your average indie pop tune (catchy chorus included). Towards the second verse halfway through the song it changes the pace temporarily proportional to the amount of pleading and emotional explanation. That's until the vocal bridge comes and a stripped down crooning takes over that part of the song. In the end you can feel a twist of R&B influenced elements and patterns. It's pretty obvious that it concludes the same way it started — begging to be held in one's arms.
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A woman who lived in the home and who identified herself as Glennise said her 25-year-old nephew, Johncarry, was sitting on the back porch when "something fell across the house.''
She said her nephew injured his head and hand and was getting tested at the hospital. She said she thought the injuries were minor.
She said she has rented the home for five years.
"It's scary. It could have happened while we were in the home,'' referring to herself and her three children, ages 5, 7 and 14.
Lauderhill Assistant Fire Chief Jeff Levy said calls began to come in just after 3:30 p.m. reporting that a crane had collapsed on a house.
"When we arrived, we indeed found a big crane that was on top of one house and partial of another house," Levy said.
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Crews later learned the contractor was replacing power poles in the backyard of homes in the neighborhood.
In addition to the crane falling, a water main broke, leaving the street flooded, Levy said. The block was closed to traffic and both the power and water supplies were shut off, he added.
The crane was resting on power lines, Levy said, adding that OSHA would be investigating.
Natalie Smith rushed home from work when she got a call that a crane had fallen on her home. Her 86-year-old mother was inside the home at the time.
Smith said she was "relieved that my mother was not injured" but she was "obviously upset." She said crews had been in the area for a week working.
"These days anything can happen," she said.
FPL released a statement: "We are aware of a serious incident that happened in Lauderhill earlier today. Unfortunately, a crane operated by a contractor tipped over onto two homes while installing power poles. We are unable to provide any further information on this incident, please contact Lauderhill Fire Rescue regarding their investigation."
On Friday, Dean Sims II, vice president of marketing for Sims Crane also released a statement: "Sims Crane & Equipment is committed to and a leader in safety in the crane industry. This was a rare incident and we are working with local authorities to determine its cause. At this time, our focus is on conducting a safe and careful clean-up of the site and each lift of the clean-up effort is being planned and approved by a professional engineer.
"As has been reported by many media outlets, the stability of the subsurface soil at the site is questionable, so we kindly ask that news crews maintain a safe distance to ensure that the clean-up goes as smoothly and safely as possible," Sims added.
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Lauderhill police, fire rescue and Sims Crane & Equipment on the 4300 block of NW 11 Street work to remove a collapsed crane from some houses. Wayne K. Roustan Sun Sentinel
A crane toppled in a Lauderhill neighborhood and damaged several homes, injuring two, as workers were trying to put up a Florida Power and Light pole. Rescue crews were on the scene in the 4300 block of 11th Street. Lauderhill Fire Rescue Twitter
A crane toppled in a Lauderhill neighborhood and damaged several homes, injuring two, as workers were trying to put up a Florida Power and Light pole. Rescue crews are on the scene in the 4300 block of 11th Avenue. Lauderhill Fire Rescue Twitter
A crane toppled in a Lauderhill neighborhood and damaged two homes, injuring two, as workers were trying to put up a Florida Power and Light pole. Rescue crews were on the scene in the 4300 block of 11th Avenue. Lauderhill Fire Rescue Twitter
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KERNEL

Evaluates kernel function.

 Synopsis:

  K = kernel(X,ker,arg)

  K = kernel(X1,X2,ker,arg)

 Description:

  K = kernel( X, ker, arg ) returns kernel matrix K [n x n]

    K(i,j) = k(X(:,i),X(:,j))  for all i=1..n, j=1..n,

   where k: a x b -> R is a kernel function given by

   identifier ker and argument arg:

   Identifier    Name           Definition

   'linear'  ... linear kernel  k(a,b) = a'*b

   'poly'    ... polynomial     k(a,b) = (a'*b+arg[2])^arg[1]

   'rbf'     ... RBF (Gaussian) k(a,b) = exp(-0.5*||a-b||^2/arg[1]^2)

   'sigmoid' ... Sigmoidal      k(a,b) = tanh(arg[1]*(a'*b)+arg[2])

  K = kernel( X1, X2, ker, arg ) returns kernel matrix K [n1 x n2]

    K(i,j) = k(X1(:,i),X2(:,j))  for all i=1..n1, j=1..n2,

 Input:

  X [dim x n] Single matrix of input vectors.

  X1 [dim x n1], X2 [dim x n2] Pair of input matrices.

  ker [string] Kernel identifier.

  arg [1 x  narg] Kernel argument.

 Output:

  K [n1 x n1] or K [n1 x n2] Kernel matrix.

 Example:

  X = rand(2,50);

  K = kernel( X, 'rbf', 1);

  figure; pcolor( K );

 See also:

  DIAGKER, KERNELPROJ.

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RIGA - The Baltic states are getting ready to develop closer cooperation with the new US administration, Latvian Foreign Minister (Unity) said after his meeting with Estonian Foreign Minister Sven Mikser today. Rinkevics after his meeting with the Estonian colleague said that discussions had been good and the officials had discussed a broad spectrum of issues, including about energy problems and security situation in the region. Rinkevics said that both countries agree on implementation of the decisions made during the NATO Warsaw summit. He also said t...
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December 2017 – Tenenbaum & Saas is proud to announce the addition of a new attorney – Werner R. Holtmeier. Mr. Holtmeier previously worked for a prestigious law firm located in Houston, Texas, acquiring broad-based knowledge and experience in mergers and acquisitions, corporate and pass-through entity formation and operational issues, real estate transactions, business tax planning, and general business and financial transactions. Werner's practice primarily focuses on commercial real estate (including purchase and sales contracts for improved and unimproved properties, joint ventures, development agreements, and lease agreements) and general business and commercial transactions (including the formation of entities and the drafting and negotiation of partnership and LLC operating agreements, stock/membership interest purchase agreements, mergers agreements, and the recapitalization and restructuring of various entities).
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Q: How can I make a legend in ggplot2 with one point entry and one line entry? I am making a graph in ggplot2 consisting of a set of datapoints plotted as points, with the lines predicted by a fitted model overlaid. The general idea of the graph looks something like this:
names <- c(1,1,1,2,2,2,3,3,3)
xvals <- c(1:9)
yvals <- c(1,2,3,10,11,12,15,16,17)
pvals <- c(1.1,2.1,3.1,11,12,13,14,15,16)
ex_data <- data.frame(names,xvals,yvals,pvals)
ex_data$names <- factor(ex_data$names)

graph <- ggplot(data=ex_data, aes(x=xvals, y=yvals, color=names))
print(graph + geom_point() + geom_line(aes(x=xvals, y=pvals)))

As you can see, both the lines and the points are colored by a categorical variable ('names' in this case). I would like the legend to contain 2 entries: a dot labeled 'Data', and a line labeled 'Fitted' (to denote that the dots are real data and the lines are fits). However, I cannot seem to get this to work. The (awesome) guide here is great for formatting, but doesn't deal with the actual entries, while I have tried the technique here to no avail, i.e.
print(graph + scale_colour_manual("", values=c("green", "blue", "red"))
+ scale_shape_manual("", values=c(19,NA,NA))
+ scale_linetype_manual("",values=c(0,1,1)))

The main trouble is that, in my actual data, there are >200 different categories for 'names,' while I only want the 2 entries I mentioned above in the legend. Doing this with my actual data just produces a meaningless legend that runs off the page, because the legend is trying to be a key for the colors (of which I have way too many).
I'd appreciate any help!

A: I think this is close to what you want:
ggplot(ex_data, aes(x=xvals, group=names)) +
  geom_point(aes(y=yvals, shape='data', linetype='data')) +
  geom_line(aes(y=pvals, shape='fitted', linetype='fitted')) +
  scale_shape_manual('', values=c(19, NA)) +
  scale_linetype_manual('', values=c(0, 1))

The idea is that you specify two aesthetics (linetype and shape) for both lines and points, even though it makes no sense, say, for a point to have a linetype aesthetic. Then you manually map these "nonsense" aesthetics to "null" values (NA and 0 in this case), using a manual scale.

A: This has been answered already, but based on feedback I got to another question (How can I fix this strange behavior of legend in ggplot2?) this tweak may be helpful to others and may save you headaches (sorry couldn't put as a comment to the previous answer):
ggplot(ex_data, aes(x=xvals, group=names)) +
  geom_point(aes(y=yvals, shape='data', linetype='data')) +
  geom_line(aes(y=pvals, shape='fitted', linetype='fitted')) +
  scale_shape_manual('', values=c('data'=19, 'fitted'=NA)) +
  scale_linetype_manual('', values=c('data'=0, 'fitted'=1))

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Paolo Costella (* 19. Februar 1964 in Genua) ist ein italienischer Regisseur und Drehbuchautor.

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Costella begann 1984 als Regieassistent, oftmals für Enrico Oldoini und schrieb seit 1987 Drehbücher. Er arbeitete als freier Journalist und begann Mitte der 1990er Jahre mit dem Inszenieren von Kurzfilmen, denen 1998 einige Episoden für Fernsehserien folgten. Im Jahr darauf legte er sein Kinodebüt vor. Weitere Arbeiten folgten, darunter ein Dokumentarfilm über Pier Paolo Pasolini, die Fernsehserie Fratelli Benvenuti und der 2010 entstandene Kinofilm A Natale mi sposo.

Filmografie (Auswahl)

Regie
 1995: I love Ornella Muti (Kurzfilm)
 1999: Tutti gli uomini del deficiente
 2002: Amore con la S maiuscola
 2010: A Natale mi sposo

Drehbuch
 1991: Carne – Fleisch (La carne)
 2020: Gli anni più belli

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Fernsehregisseur
Filmregisseur
Drehbuchautor
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Geboren 1964
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Reliving His Youth Behind the Wheel of a Rare Sunfire Red 1964 Pontiac GTO
Written by Steve Temple on June 28, 2019
A memorable moment in The Wizard of Oz was the first scene inside the Emerald City when a horse drawing a carriage kept changing colors, prompting the line, "Well now—that's a horse of a different color!" (Actually four horses were used during filming, each one tinted with powdered gelatin.)
What does this all have to do with Warren Tripp's Sunfire Red 1964 GTO? To answer that, we need to back up a bit in time. The first car he ever owned was a bright red 1964 Goat (probably Grenadier Red, according to the old paint codes). His wife, Carol, really enjoyed tooling around Reno, Nevada, in it, especially when teenage boys baited her at stoplights. She'd smoke 'em every time.
"At that time, it was superb," Warren notes in hindsight. "It would outrun anything around it."
Warren Tripp's license plate is the only giveaway to the Tri-power setup under the GTO's hood.
As a young man, however, purchasing such a hot machine required a bit of chicanery. Warren misrepresented it as a tepid Tempest to his father, who praised him for his practical choice. Little did he know what his son was up to until sometime later, not realizing the GTO was initially a performance package for the Tempest. "I pulled the wool over his eyes," Warren admits with a mischievous grin.
As time went on, however, life got in the way. Or rather, an expectant mother.
"My wife was so pregnant she couldn't fit behind the wheel," he explains. So about seven years after acquiring their beloved Goat, the Tripps had to sell it off. Warren can't recall which model of plain-Jane, four-door Chevy sedan filled in for it. But he never forgot the GTO.
"We had a lot of good memories in that car." (Except for the time Carol accidentally sheared the driver's door off its hinges when backing out of the garage—but that's another story.)
It took some finagling to sneak a 389ci V-8 from Pontiac's fullsize into the midsize Tempest. Once it caught on, though, this combo became the much vaunted GTO model.
All of which brings us to the Goat of a different color. A few years ago he spotted a Sunfire Red GTO crossing the block at an auction in Reno. Although the color is unusual, and Warren had never seen any other GTO in this shade, he liked it right off. And so did wife Carol, who encouraged him to buy a car similar to the one they so loved as a young couple.
After the gavel dropped on his bid, he drove it home, but the years seemed to have taken their toll. It didn't quite have the same zip and smooth shifting that he recalled from his first GTO. Turns out there wasn't anything mechanically wrong, it just needed to blow out the pipes after sitting still for a time. Warren didn't need any encouragement to stomp the loud pedal, considering he has a half-dozen or so muscle cars, Corvettes, and hot rods in his collection, including a late-model Dodge Demon.
When asked how the two muscle cars compare, he admits that even though the Demon's blown 840hp Hemi delivers a quantum leap in power, he still has an abiding affection for his old Goat. Equipped with the M20 wide-ratio four-speed and 3.23 Safe-T-Track diff, the GTO still satisfies after all these years. "When those two-barrels kick in, it has great low-end grunt."
Adding three Rochester two-barrel carburetors in place of the single Carter AFB raised the 389's output from 325 to 348 hp.
While Warren's first GTO had a Carter four-barrel carb, his Sunfire Red version heats things up with a trio of Rochester two-barrel carbs. Back then, this setup raised the output from 325 to 348 horses. Single-carb models typically ran zero to 60 mph in about 7.5 seconds and the quarter in 15.7 at 92 mph, while Tri-power Goats were consistently quicker, scrambling to 60 mph in 6.6 seconds and running the quarter in 14.8 seconds at 95 mph.
Not only that, but the look of the loaded engine bay added immeasurably to the car's mystique. Previously General Motors limited engines to 330 ci for midsize cars. But the Pontiac performance crew couldn't resist sneaking larger engines in a few test mules, made easier by the fact that whatever the displacement, all Pontiac V-8s had the same dimensions and fitment. So they slipped in a 389ci V-8 from Pontiac's fullsize models. Clearly they were onto something; they eventually got the go-ahead to produce the GTO as standalone model, rather than an option box on the standard Tempest.
Other upgrades on the GTO included a thick front sway bar, heavy-duty shocks, stiffened springs, and high-speed 14-inch redline tires. The Roadability Group added sintered metallic brake linings and a limited-slip diff. The sporting attitude carried over inside, where all GTOs got bucket seats and an engine-turned aluminum instrument surround.
Bucket seats and four on the floor—what's not to like? Hurst shifters were a hallmark of the GTO, even though GM corporate policy prevented the name from being stamped on the shifter during the GTO's first year.
As for that obscure shade of Sunfire Red (code N), to be precise, it's more of a salmon shade with a hint of orange, along with an early version of metallic that Pontiac had trouble applying, according to Pontiac's former marketing maven Jim Wangers. Many owners had trouble with the color too, as they didn't feel it suited the Pontiac brand. And in certain lighting it lacked luster (which is probably why your editor asked me to take some action shots in brighter light).
To offset the blandness of the color, some owners resorted to heavy buffing, which damaged the paint, resulting in an excess of warranty claims. Not surprisingly, Pontiac execs tried to discontinue this color option during the 1964 model year. Dealers protested the move, though, and the cancelation was reversed a month later, so this obscure hue was offered through the end of the model year.
So what's the big secret about Sunfire Red? It's rare and problematic, but prized by Pontiac collectors. After all, who wouldn't want a Goat of a different color?
Those 14-inch redlines look pretty skinny in to contemporary eyes, but Pontiac enthusiasts soon figured out how to fatten them up. Pontiac outfitted the GTO with steel wheels that were an inch wider—6 inches versus 5—than the standard Tempest wheel "for improved stability," wrote Ray Brock in Hot Rod's first look at the car, Dec. 1963.
Owned by: Warren Tripp, Reno NV
Restored by: Previous owner
Engine: 389ci/348hp Tri-power V-8
Transmission: Muncie M20 wide-ratio 4-speed manual
Rearend: 3.23 gears with Safe-T-Track
Interior: Black vinyl bucket seat
Wheels: 14×6 inch steel
Tires: 7.75-14 Firestone Deluxe Champion
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In his book Glory Days, marketing and advertising guru Jim Wangers said he and other members of Pontiac's advertising agency, MacManus, John & Adams, "were very careful not to use the general consumer media like network TV, or regular magazines and newspapers," for the GTO's initial ad campaign, "for fear that a GM exec would see it and get upset. The entire 1964 GTO advertising campaign was a schedule of three black-and-white ads in the most popular auto magazines, to appeal to the heart of our market." This ad ran in the Dec. 1963 Hot Rod, the same issue with Ray Brock's first look at "Pontiac's agile Tempest GTO."
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De Vijfhoek is een buurt in de Haarlemse wijk Oude Stad in stadsdeel Haarlem-Centrum. De buurt dankt zijn naam aan de vijf straten die in het midden van de buurt een pleintje vormen, waar ook Café de Vijfhoek is gelegen. deze straten zijn de Lange Bogaardstraat, Breestraat, Lange Raamstraat, Wolstraat en Drapenierstraat.

De buurt is gelegen in de zuidwesthoek van de Oude Stad. De buurt wordt in het Noorden begrensd door de noordelijke bebouwing aan de Raaks, in het oosten door de Gedempte Oude Gracht en de Grote Houtstraat. in het zuiden door de Raamsingel en in het westen door de Leidsevaart. Vroeger hield de Oude Stad op bij de huidige Wilhelminastraat. Deze straat volgt de loop van de Oude Zijlsingel, die later Westerlijke Singelgracht ging heten toen ook het stuk land tussen deze gracht en de Leidsevaart werd bebouwd. Vanaf de Singelgracht verbond de Zijdgracht de gracht met de nu gedempte Volders- en Raamgracht.

In de Vijfhoek waren de drie van de elf stadspoorten te vinden namelijk van noord naar zuid; De Raakspoort, Raampoort en Grote Houtpoort.

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Teamwork is just one of the important skills Primary 6 and 7 pupils at St Patrick's Primary School in Dumbarton learn at after-school netball classes.
The sessions, which are led by clerical assistant Patricia McLaughlin and a volunteer gran, Mrs McCulloch, not only give the children a chance to learn how to play the game, they also get active and stay fit by joining in.
The classes have been running for 33 years and they take part in netball festivals, organised by West Dunbartonshire Active Schools, three to four times a year attended by all the school in the area.
Mrs McLaughlin said: "The girls thoroughly enjoy playing and we hope they will learn to love the game.
"They learn the importance of teamwork and how it's important to need to pass the ball to someone who's in the right place, not just their pals."


In an effort to encourage U.S. visitors to continue vacationing at Whistler, several local organizations have strongly recommended that American cash be treated at par this winter.
The decision was made jointly by Tourism Whistler, the Whistler Chamber of Commerce, and One Whistler in reaction to the loonie's recent strength against the American greenback. The Canadian dollar has been valued at or above the U.S. dollar since Sept. 21, trading at $1.03 U.S. on Wednesday.
"For a long time, businesses have been at the opposite end and have been making kind of a profit on the exchange rate. Now we are saying it is time to offer a little bit back to our American visitors," said chamber president Louis Lundy.
Lundy added Tourism Whistler and the chamber will continue to monitor the exchange rate throughout the winter and reassess the recommendation if a significant change occurs.
"Obviously nobody can predict if there is going to be a serious fluctuation in the exchange rate. But as it stands today, we really feel it is an important message to make sure we are welcoming our U.S. visitors, as they did with us down in Bellingham for years and years and years," said Lundy, referring to the Washington city's at-par policy which helped them attract Canadian shoppers.
The at-par recommendation coincides with actions already taken within the Whistler community. Tourism Whistler has been recommending a U.S. exchange rate of 0 per cent in the Pique Classifieds since the beginning of July. And Whistler-Blackcomb has already gone ahead and committed to treating American cash at par throughout the upcoming season.
"Each business is different and unique and has to obviously look at their own personal situation. Everybody's markets are different, and some take more cash than others," said Lundy.
"We do recognize that this is going to be a challenge for many small businesses that do all cash. But we have to recognize that 30 per cent of our market is the American visitor. And it might be the difference between them choosing Whistler or Colorado for their winter vacation," she said.
Lundy added that when the loonie reached a low of $61.97 U.S. in January 2002, the chamber noticed a positive impact on American business in Whistler.
"I would say it definitely helped, there is no question about that. It is kind of interesting because I think there is some belief that most Americans don't really acknowledge that there is a difference between the currencies, but I think they definitely do," said Lundy.
She added it is also important to consider the demands of Americans who own homes in Whistler, since they make up a large percentage of the town's second-home owners.
"That second-home owner has been here for a long time, and literally the value of Whistler has been less and less for them. I think for them to see us offering cash at par is going to be good news for them," she said.
Joey Gibbons, owner of four Whistler businesses that deal in cash, agreed that the decision to treat the U.S. dollar as equal could have a positive impact on American tourism.
"Money is often a sensitive issue. And it is such an easy mistake to make to get a bit greedy and try to get that extra dollar. I am a huge supporter of giving fair value on their money and on ours," said Gibbons, whose businesses have already been treating the exchange rate as 0 per cent for a few months.


Used mostly for security or containment, chain link is the least expensive of all fence materials. The mesh sizes range from 3/8 inches opening to the standard 2 inch opening. In addition to the old cyclone fence look of Galvanized coating, It also comes in vinyl coated which has 4 popular colors, green, black, brown and white. All our gates are fabricated to match your opeing so we are not limited to basic gate sizes. Chain link is used for dog kennels, backstops, pool enclosure, tennis courts, deer fence, and with the addition of PVC slats, it can be used for privacy.


Aaron Jerome uses the SBTRKT alias to preserve anonymity and "let the music speak for itself" – his obsession with it may not be as severe as Burial's, or as gimmicky as Daft Punk's, but all the same it lends a hand to the eclectic nature of his music. When you think of SBTRKT, you think of Sampha and his angelic vocals which were present on five of the eleven tracks on SBTRKT's self-titled debut. You think of Little Dragon singer Yukimi Nagano and her familiar vocals which shone on the instantly recognizable 'Wildfire', a track that spawned an incessant amount of remixes and plagued nightclubs. A plethora of sounds and moods were present on SBTRKT's 2011 debut LP and the same is present on Wonder Where We Land.
It can seem like the sophomore album from the London-based artist is a celebration of the climate of UK electronic music. It is riddled with sounds that can be attributed to a multitude of house, dubstep and hip-hop artists and as a result SBTRKT's sprawling soundscape of soulful post-house-electronicastep is something that doesn't necessarily flesh out instantly. Each track exists in a sort of vacuum and yet almost everything on Wonder Where We Land seems to mingle pretty damn well, like a gathering of depressingly different social groups who realize that they actually do have quite a lot in common with each other.
With the first single 'New Dorp. New York', a brilliantly curious feature from Ezra Koenig elevates the track into brilliance. Its bassy funk and rhythmic breaks provide it with a unique and satisfying musical backdrop while Koenig's obscure lyrical homage to the Empire State brings the music out of its shell.
Even then, SBTRKT can rip-roar his way through an instrumental without breaking a sweat, as shown on 'Lantern', a hectic, spine-shattering medley of supercharged electronic synths and meaty drum beats. It's one of the highlights of the album and yet it's over after two minutes – why the rush?
Indeed, Wonder Where We Land packs a hefty 15 tracks in the space of just under 43 minutes and it suffers for it on more than one occasion. By comparison, SBTRKT's debut clocked in at just over 40 minutes with a healthy serving of 11 tracks and the standouts were the ones that were fleshed out and complete – 'Heatwave' and 'Ready Set Loop' are the two highlights on that record for me and neither of them include a single feature.
Got to make time for those features, though. Some of them are fantastic; others not so much. 'Higher' includes 18-year-old rapper Raury bringing much needed energy to vocal proceedings with his monotone flow in rapped verses and contrasting heartfelt croons in sung choruses. On the other end of the record sits 'The Light' in which Jamaican-born Denai Moore showcases her beautiful vocals over a jittery, colourful beat. A$AP Ferg, on the other hand, fails to make an impression on the closer and longest track of the record thanks to disjointed production and way off the mark vocals.
Perhaps the biggest disappointment on Wonder Where We Land is Sampha's failure to standout as much as he did on SBTRKT's debut. Maybe he's attempting to play the same trick twice, but Sampha stole the show on the 2011 record and fails to even linger in the shadows here, despite still appearing on a respectable four tracks out of fifteen. Title track 'Wonder Where We Land' fails to capture the imagination while "If It Happens" is a failed attempt at a ballad. Even the previously released 'Temporary View' doesn't really travel in any sort of positive direction. Only on 'Gon Stay' – which is reminiscent of the earlier 'New Dorp. New York' – does Sampha showcase his warm, fruitful vocals which have come to be almost synonymous with SBTRKT.
Wonder Where We Land seems to suffer from a mild case of claustrophobia in that it can't seem to space out everything it's packing and pace it a little more carefully. It is, however, a much welcomed record from a very talented producer with more than enough material to satisfy the cravings of so many types of electronic music fans. Whether you're looking for soulful crooners, bopping funk classics or rapid electronic exhibitionism, Wonder Where We Land has a hell of a lot to offer and that is easily its biggest strength.
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The best music released so far in 2019
By Kevin Coffey / Omaha World-Herald
We're a couple months into 2019.
It's time to talk about the best music of the year.
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Why wait till the end to talk about good music? Let's do this thing now.
As 2019 progresses, I'll continue to update this story on Omaha.com with new songs. Keep checking back. You can also follow me on Spotify (username: owhmusicguy) and subscribe to a playlist of these songs.
There's a little something for everyone. Let's get into it.
"Harmony Hall," Vampire Weekend — A perfect summer song, this one feels like winter thawing a bit to reveal something bright and warm. I'll be jamming this syncopated indie rock tune all year.
"Dylan Thomas," Better Oblivion Community Center — Conor Oberst and Phoebe Bridgers' sleepy strummer will get stuck in your head with its sing-song lyrics. Dig a little deeper and enjoy the trippy combo of a bright song with lyrics depicting an existential crisis in real time.
"Juice," Lizzo — The best pop song released in 2019, "Juice" is a fantastic jam. Put it on. Dance. Thank me later.
"Sea of Heartbreak," Meat Puppets — The rockers have turned country and strummy for this tune of heartbreak, loneliness and tears.
"Please Me," Cardi B and Bruno Mars — With the pop world slowly turning back to R&B, Bruno and Cardi are leading the trend, combining a slow jam with Cardi's charged raps.
"Zombie Bastards," Weezer — "Die, die, you zombie bastards!" Weezer's back with a quirky tune that I can't get out of my head.
"Almost (Sweet Music)," Hozier — Turns out the Irish singer's first album wasn't a fluke. His new album is packed full of great songs, this one the best among them.
"Wasted Nun," Cherry Glazerr — Another charged-up guitar jam from the lo-fi garage rockers. More please.
"Seventeen," Sharon Van Etten — A fuzzy, slow-building rocker from the singer-songwriter looks back on her younger days.
"Zora," Jamila Woods — A celebration of Zora Neale Hurston and a fantastic R&B jam. What's not to like?
"Common," Maren Morris — Country singer Maren Morris' turn toward pop is best on this track, mostly due to a killer verse from country-folk singer Brandi Carlile.
"Burning," Maggie Rogers — In this spirited song, Rogers sings about burning with love and life while beats and a chorus of voices pop behind her.
"Lasting Friend," Samia — With fuzzed-out guitars careening around, Samia repeats the line "I'm not ashamed of my past" like a mantra.
"Everyone Is a Bad Friend," Sir Babygirl — A big, rolling pop song, this one recounts numerous experiences with friends and wonders, "Was I there for everyone the way I could have been?"
"Hellboy," SWMRS — A punk band featuring the progeny of Billie Joe Armstrong? Yeah, they're gonna slam. The band's new record, "Berkeley's On Fire," is all hard-hitting guitar jams, and this one will have you headbanging from the first notes.
"Flat Tummy Tea," Freddie Gibbs and Madlib — Named after a real product, this song features Gibbs' super-fast flow and Madlib's psychedelic visions.
"Move On," Mike Posner — Posner continues to establish himself as a fantastic pop singer-songwriter. If you know him from "Cooler Than Me," give him another shot. He keeps getting better.
"Monday Morning Merle," Cody Johnson — Johnson's new country album is a good one, and this one's all about how Merle Haggard gets you through a rough Monday morning.
"Chameleon Nights," The Faint — Your computer isn't glitching. That's just the incessant techno-punk beat of The Faint, whose new album is coming on Saddle Creek. Get your dancing shoes.
"Middle Child," J. Cole — J. Cole is back and better than ever. This is his announcement. Consider yourself warned.
"No Case," Masked Intruder — The masked punk band is back with another big pop-punk guitar jam. I've been singing, "You've got no case on me, bro," to myself all week.
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New Direct Flights from Cities in Montana to Los Angeles
United Airline's will be offering direct flights from Missoula and Glacier Parkin Montana to Los Angeles. Senator Steve Daines has been pushing the idea for more direct flights for cities in Montana.
"Tourism is a critical part of the Montana economy and supports tens of thousands of jobs," said Daines. "Having more flight options means less expensive airfare for Montana families and more businesses opportunities for the Treasure State."
"This new flight is an excellent opportunity for travelers to access Los Angeles, in addition easy access for southern Californians to witness the beauty of Montana,"said Cris Jensen, airport director at Missoula International Airport. We are thankful for the airline's commitment to our community and appreciate the investment they have made to serve the transportation needs of our region."
"This direct service provides significant advantages, both to those who live in the valley and guests wishing to visit the Flathead," said Rob Ratkowski, airport director for Glacier Park International Airport. "Not only does this direct flight drastically reduce travel time to the West Coast, the flight's arrival times will make it possible for travelers to easily catch same-day connections out of LAX. It really opens up travel options for residents and tourists."
Daily flights will be seasonal beginning in June until August. Tickets for the direct flights are currently on sale.


The Tony Bray Quartet will be playing at Juliet Italian Kitchen on Wednesday, April 17th.
Tony has performed on stages in clubs, casinos and cruise ships all over the world for over 35 years. He has spent countless hours in the studio as a musician, arranger, mixer, consultant, and producer.
Tony's degree is in Studio Music and Jazz from the University of Tennessee (1985) where he studied under Jerry Coker, Bill Scarlett, and Don Hough.


Woah. This month way way more stable than May when it comes to spending. It was also the first test of my new budget. I had some moving-related expenses I wasn't expenses, like my Referee Society Referees, and the close of the fiscal year led to others, like fulfillment on a pledge that had checks not going through.My budget is split into four parts: 1. Priority Budget, 2. Fixed Spending, 3. Sinking Funds, and 4. Flex Spending.
This is where I "pay myself first" by putting money towards my financial goals. Right now, I am contributing to rebuild my savings account of $1000 (not including the $1300 cushion in my bank account- details here), as well as make payments on my four remaining debts: ECSI Student Loan, Upstart Loan, Southwest Credit Card, and Discover Card.
This is the minimum I can pay for the ten-year repayment plan.
This is the minimum I can pay for the three-year repayment plan.
The minimum for this changes slightly month-to-month, but this month the minimum was $69.
This is my self-imposed minimum for this credit card.
I allocated the remainder of my Priority Budget, after paying the minimums everywhere, to help rebuild my savings account.
This is the amount of money that Casey and I set aside for rent, electricity, groceries, eating out, and other expenses that we might incur together. That money is set aside and budgeted on its own out of a separate joint bank account. We each transfer $945 into this account which covers all those joint expenses.
Because of the heavy taxes of Baltimore, moving to North Carolina brought my cell phone bill down from $210 to $195. Laura pays $80 for her portion of the cell phone bill for her unlimited talk, text, and data plan. My portion of the bill includes my unlimited talk, text, and data plan, as well as phone payment plan and my dad's talk and text plan.
I set aside $100/month to give to multiple charities, including my weekly giving at Masses.
June is the end of the Fiscal Year for a couple of different charities, including one I had made a pledge for and the checks I thought were going out each month were not. That meant this month I had to fulfill that pledge and sent in $225.70 to my high school. I also gave across different masses. My plan is to cut my giving for July, August, and September to $40 to make up for this.
This is the monthly fee for my Learnvest planner. I will be dropping this soon and testing whether the software works without the planner.
I was working with trainer for $35/month, but it didn't work out so he refunded me.
This is where I set aside money for irregular or yearly expenses.
This is the amount I set aside monthly to pay my Renter's Insurance bill in full when it comes.
This is the amount I set aside monthly to pay my Tailwind subscription in full when it comes.
This is the amount I set aside monthly to pay my Buffer subscription in full when it comes.
This is the amount I set aside monthly to pay my Stratechery subscription in full when it comes.
I set aside money specifically for future travels without focusing on a specific trip. Given the nature of Casey's job, we tend to last minute travel to different places. In July, I'll be going to Nashville and the $89 for that trip will come from this account.
I set aside $200 towards building my home office, as I work from home full time. I spent $200 on my desk from Rawesome Concepts. I then spent $74 on supplies from Staples that I needed for my desk. I'm happy to say that while this did push me over my budget, it also feels like a totally new desk with this new organization.
I budget for this only at this top-level. All spending below does not have a budget by category because it all falls under my Flex Spending.
I went out to a Bingo Fundraiser and the ticket cost $15. I won a Mary Kay pedicure basket, so not quite a wash, but not bad!
I treated myself to a birthday pedicure after Casey left.
The easiest way to meet people in one-on-one settings has been at coffee shops or over lunch. I spent $9 at a lunch and $21 at coffee shops meeting other people. Making friends is hard and expensive.
I spent $25 on things through Paypal.
My sister's graduation present of $100 just hit the bank.
I spent $32 on a gift on Amazon for Casey's brother. Unfortunately the gift was never shipped, so I submitted a claim with Amazon and am hoping to be refunded for it.
In moving, I acquired $57 in tolls on my EZ Pass.
I had to pay an Uber after a long freaky travel thing that ended up costing $33.
I paid $27 for my membership The Milspo Project.
I spent $13 on 31 Days to Radically Reduce Your Expenses: Less Stress. More Savings.
before my Book Spending Ban kicking in.
I spent $18 on Macally 7 Port Powered USB 2.0 Hub. This was for the office.
I made the first payment on something work-related for $125.
I needed a new headlight and my car needed to be checked before a rugby weekend in Charlotte. I spent $52 at Harrell's Auto Service.
I spent $26 at BP getting gas.
I spent $49 on SEO Summer School.
I spent $6 on miscellaneous Upwork things.
I had to pay my new referee society dues- $150. I used my Digit savings of $77.52 to help offset the cost of my dues. Then I refereed two rugby events this month.
At the first, I made $102, but spent $20 in gas, netting $82.
At the second, I spent 49.38 and am still waiting to get paid.
This is the money I take home each month. I live on last month's "Day Job" income, but incorporate Freelance Income into that month's income. My Freelance income is unpredictable, so I handle it as it comes. Any surplus freelance income can will go towards the current financial goals. This money is all after taxes, Roth 401K contributions, HSA contributions, and healthcare deductions.
Overall, I went over my budget by $279 dollars after incorporating my freelance income. This is disappointing. I've decided to absorb this loss and take it from the $1300 cushion in my checking account, by reducing it to $1000 (still leaving me with a $2000- $1000 in cushion or $1000 in savings- when I'm done rebuilding at the beginning of July).
I'm expecting over $200 from Rugby and $32 from Amazon. I'm also hoping for continued growth in Freelance Income to help attack my debt snowball. I'm traveling for 7 days next month and the budget is going to be TIIIIIGHT because I'm buying the bookshelves for my new office AND my health insurance went up AND I started HSA contributions, so I *think* my pay is going to come down to 2700. It's going to be rough, but I need to have a successful month.
How have you been doing with your budget lately? Anything you think I could have cut?


Get a job offer from PSPU Punjab Jobs 2017 Primary & Secondary Healthcare Department Advertisement. Here at this page you will find the new vacancy which is announced from Policy and Strategic Planning Unit of Punjab, Primary and Secondary Healthcare Department jobs intends to appoint the applicants against multiple posts on contract basis which are named as (Public Health Specialist, Public Health Specialist (Nutritionist), Data Analyst and Research Associate) are the recent given vacancies which needs to be filled before given deadline. For all these posts the applicants should hold the overall qualification of Bachelor's degree in Medicine with Post Graduate degree in Public Health/Health Management from well recognized HEC university is required for 1st and 2nd post along with relevant expertise are needed whereas, on the other hand the applicants should possess the BS/Masters degree in Computer Science, IT/Statistics from HEC recognized university and relevant expertise are needed to hold such posts with excellent communication and rest of the skills are required as well. Attractive salary packages will be paid to the applicants as written in the advertisement. Now, I will flip the further details below.
Interested and willing applicants are required to apply simply by sending the application along with CV and copies of educational and experience certificates, CNIC, Domicile and fresh passport size photograph should reach at the said address.
The last date for applying is August 31, 2017.
Govt/ Semi Govt and Autonomous Bodies may apply through proper channel.
So, keep in touch with this page ever.
Last Date To Apply: August 31, 2017.
Address: Deputy Director (Admin), Policy & Strategic Planning Unit, 120-B, New Muslim Town, Lahore.


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During this match we will see a game between leader and a team of mid-table (ranked 7 and 12).
Muleño is in bad shape now (in the last 5 games wins – 1).
Muleño could have problems with physics compare with it opponent – last days they played more matches than their opponents.
In this match Águilas is at the top.