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janeiro. sugarloaf mountain. it is truly a sight to be seen. that is coming up in a few minutes. >>> now, to new developments in an investigation. wendy halloran exposed a police lieutenant hammered behind the wheel. he retired just before he was tired. >> reporter: rick van galdr is suddenly retiring. the department starting the termination process on him him for dui. he tried to pull the cop car back in february. talk his way out of a dui telling gilbert officers he would retire the next day if they could cut him a break. he repeatedly berated and belittled the arresting officer. his blood alcohol level almost four times the legal limit. he pleaded guilty to extreme dui. spent three days in jail, 11 on house arrest. now facing termination suddenly retiring. the arizona peace officer standards and training board which certifies peace officers in the state could suspend or revoke his certification. wendy halloran, 12news at 10:00. >>> here are some more hot headlines across arizona. first, a woman is in extremely critical condition after being shot multiple times outside a phoenix apartm
janeiro. sugarloaf mountain. it is truly a sight to be seen. that is coming up in a few minutes. >>> now, to new developments in an investigation. wendy halloran exposed a police lieutenant hammered behind the wheel. he retired just before he was tired. >> reporter: rick van galdr is suddenly retiring. the department starting the termination process on him him for dui. he tried to pull the cop car back in february. talk his way out of a dui telling gilbert officers...
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gold medals and 41 total. >> for tourists at the olympic games, sugarloaf mountain is a must-see. the iconic spot is visible from rio's beaches, but you have to go to the top of the mountain to really get a breathtaking view. wisn 12 news' nigel robertson made it to the top. he joins us now from olympic park. >> melinda, during our time here in rio, we've seen some amazing things. this, however, tops them all. towering into the sky at this one spot where the atlantic ocean meets the city, sugarloaf mountain is breathtaking. so is the ride to the top. >> i'm excited. we found jonathan goodson from indiana in the crowd of people getting ready to take the cable i like heights. >> the provide is smooth and if you get a good spot, well, the views take a look for yourself. once at the top, you get a view of the beach, the bay and the rio harbor, that makes the ride up worth it. >> it is beautiful. all kinds of beaches here and stuff. it is awesome. >> everyone needs to come to rio. evyo of the world seeing the beaches seeing the atlantic. >> clearly this is a popular spot people pulling out
gold medals and 41 total. >> for tourists at the olympic games, sugarloaf mountain is a must-see. the iconic spot is visible from rio's beaches, but you have to go to the top of the mountain to really get a breathtaking view. wisn 12 news' nigel robertson made it to the top. he joins us now from olympic park. >> melinda, during our time here in rio, we've seen some amazing things. this, however, tops them all. towering into the sky at this one spot where the atlantic ocean...
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the world. cheryl and matt joins in rio, halfway up the sugarloaf mountain. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we just got off the cable car. there's a stop halfway up so that everyone can take pictures because the view is spectacula . we want to show you here because what you see in the cast right under this tree is christ the redeemer. >> reporter: right about there >> reporter: and you see the port and the city below. it is spectacular. >> reporter: we have been talking about it and you can see just crawling its way up the mountain above those big financial buildings. >> reporter: yeah, and then you can see the ocean here, as well. >> reporter: actually, if you were part of the first broadcast earlier, that's where we were live right down there -- >> reporter: on that beach. >> reporter: we came up the cable car to of sugarloaf mountain. we're about 722 feet above sea level right now, sugarloaf mountain goes up to 1299 feet so there's two stops. we're al the halfway point and then we have to go onto another cable car to get to the top. >> this would not be gary's dream becaus
the world. cheryl and matt joins in rio, halfway up the sugarloaf mountain. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we just got off the cable car. there's a stop halfway up so that everyone can take pictures because the view is spectacula . we want to show you here because what you see in the cast right under this tree is christ the redeemer. >> reporter: right about there >> reporter: and you see the port and the city below. it is spectacular. >> reporter: we...
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of the city today. >> that's right. they're at sugarloaf mountain to tour one of brazil's natural wonders. i'm a little jeal >> every morning. that's true. >> reporter: absolutely. [ laughing ] when you come up here, you see why this is one of the most popular tourist destinations here in rio it is just spectacular. look at sugarloaf in the distance and i love how the cable cars just string up to the top and it's fun to watch those cars make their way to the very top, which is 1299 feet. >> reporter: 1299 feet. by the way, james bond fans, familiar. roger moore fought jaws on the cable car. he's going down and the girl says, "who is that?" and roger moore says, "jaws. he kills people." and the fight starts, right there. we're talking kind of quiet, by the way, because this is a serene, beautiful landscape here and everyone is just trying to enjoy and it we -- we know i can be loud. >> reporter: what? >> reporter: yes. >> reporter: al >> reporter: you can see airplanes landing. >> reporter: give him a golf clap, everybody. he's using his inside voice. >> reporter: my wife is proud.
of the city today. >> that's right. they're at sugarloaf mountain to tour one of brazil's natural wonders. i'm a little jeal >> every morning. that's true. >> reporter: absolutely. [ laughing ] when you come up here, you see why this is one of the most popular tourist destinations here in rio it is just spectacular. look at sugarloaf in the distance and i love how the cable cars just string up to the top and it's fun to watch those cars make their way to the very top,...
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sugarloaf mountain where cars pull up and ride a single cable on wheels.? ? -- [music] >> is a feeling of exhilaration for me. it feels secure yet free. >> reed: this is one of a half-million tourists who will write this. she says appear you find yourself open.birds fly as the moon looks close enough to touch. people in love share a kiss high on life. >> give me more. more friends, more time and all of the parts of the world that just the joy that i love. >> the heart of the city, the heart of the people you can feel the vibe. >> reed: -- christ the redeemer looms large behind them. security cameras watching every move of everyone going to the top. still visitors say the world needs the olympics and the message of the games. if we just work on coming together and putting our differences aside. >> reed: they say. people are different, having caught on to something bigger, all inspired. >> when you're on top of this mountain you just see god is great and what he is able to create and it is beyond amazing. >> reed: you know before we ca everybody said you're going to love, rio is
sugarloaf mountain where cars pull up and ride a single cable on wheels.? ? -- [music] >> is a feeling of exhilaration for me. it feels secure yet free. >> reed: this is one of a half-million tourists who will write this. she says appear you find yourself open.birds fly as the moon looks close enough to touch. people in love share a kiss high on life. >> give me more. more friends, more time and all of the parts of the world that just the joy that i love. >> the...
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entire russian team from these games. you know about sugarloaf, right, savannah? >> sugarloaf mountain. >> exactly. that iconic granite peak. hoda and i took a journey up there yesterday. thie we'll have that for you as well. >> looking forward to that. >>> let's start with the presidential race. our new nbc news survey monkey online tracking poll following her nomination at the democratic national convention, hillary clinton now leads it. donald trump, 50% to 42%. that's a seven-point jump from last week. nbc's hallie jackson has the race covered this morning. she's in columbus, ohio. hallie, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. bounce now for hillary clinton coming out of her convention as her rival, donald trump, faces new fallout today from multiple controversies. he often calls her crooked. now donald trump has a new name for hillary clinton. >> she's the devil. >> reporter: that insult coming as trump slams the endorsement of bernie sanders. >> he made a deal of with t definitely. she's a devil. >> reporter: a new fiery attack. the gop nominee not backing off criticism
entire russian team from these games. you know about sugarloaf, right, savannah? >> sugarloaf mountain. >> exactly. that iconic granite peak. hoda and i took a journey up there yesterday. thie we'll have that for you as well. >> looking forward to that. >>> let's start with the presidential race. our new nbc news survey monkey online tracking poll following her nomination at the democratic national convention, hillary clinton now leads it. donald trump, 50%...
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total. >> for tourists at the olympic games, sugarloaf mountain is a must-see. the iconic spot is visible from rio's beaches, but you have to go to the top of the mountain to really get a breathtaking view. wisn 12 news' nigel robertson made it to the top. park. >> covering the games is exciting and we had to get out and experience rio. so we went to the top of sugar loaf mountain. i tell you, it is the best views yet. towering into the sky at this one spot where the atlantic ocean meets the city, sugarloaf mountain is breathtaking. so is the ride to the top. >> i'm >> we found jonathan goodson from indiana in the crowd of people getting ready to take the cable car up 1300 feet into the sky. >> i like the heights. >> the ride smooth. if you get a good spot, the views, well, take a look for yourself. once at the top, you get a view of copacabana beach, guanabara bay and the rio harbor. i mean, there are all kinds of other beaches around here and stuff. it looks awesome. >> everyone needs to come to rio. everyone should be here on top of the world seeing the beaches seeing the atlan
total. >> for tourists at the olympic games, sugarloaf mountain is a must-see. the iconic spot is visible from rio's beaches, but you have to go to the top of the mountain to really get a breathtaking view. wisn 12 news' nigel robertson made it to the top. park. >> covering the games is exciting and we had to get out and experience rio. so we went to the top of sugar loaf mountain. i tell you, it is the best views yet. towering into the sky at this one spot where the...
News 3 Live at Seven : KSNV : August 17, 2016 7:00pm-7:31pm PDT
wire all the way to the top of sugarloaf mountain.>> reed: well you often hear that phrase don't look down when you go to any place that is more than what, 10 or 25 feet high off of the ground? but at sugarloaf mountain they encourage you definitely to look down and to take pictures. and when we did, it was astounding. take a look. there are places in this world that call to you. places where sounds at the sites. here at where cores full of tourists write a single cable on wheels, this is where heavy things belong, on the ground. >> it is a feeling of exhilaration for me. i totally love flying and coming up on a cable car. it feels secure yet free. >> reed: this is more than a half-million tours that will step off a swinging cable car yourself open. birds fly as the moon looks close enough to touch. people in love share a kiss high on life. >> bring me more, more friends, more peace more time and in all the parts of the world. just bring me the joy that i love. >> the heart of the city, the heart of the people. you can feel the vibe of the people coming up the mountain. >> reed: the g
wire all the way to the top of sugarloaf mountain.>> reed: well you often hear that phrase don't look down when you go to any place that is more than what, 10 or 25 feet high off of the ground? but at sugarloaf mountain they encourage you definitely to look down and to take pictures. and when we did, it was astounding. take a look. there are places in this world that call to you. places where sounds at the sites. here at where cores full of tourists write a single cable on...
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olympics will be over after giving the world an amazing look iconic landmarks. one of those is sugarloaf mountain. >> cheryl preheim and matt renoux say with the olympics, up to 2 million people could visit it this year >> reporter: there are four days of left of competition at the summer olympics here in rio. that competition has been spread out across 22 venues all over the city. those venues is sugarloaf mountain. one of the most iconic here. just past the sandy beaches of the bay in rio de janeiro, sugarloaf mountain rises. 1,299 feet into the sky. and tour guide domyana likes to say that all of office. >> i think we are blessed to have this place. >> reporter: nearly every day, leading tours to sweeping sights. >> it is nothing like i have seen everywhere else in the world. >> reporter: that draw tourists like athlete sarah true and other people here to see the mountain. >> european and american. >> reporter: it got its name in exported to europe and it looked like concentrated loafs of sugar. >> the portuguese name better than sugar loaf because of this comparison. >> reporter: the
olympics will be over after giving the world an amazing look iconic landmarks. one of those is sugarloaf mountain. >> cheryl preheim and matt renoux say with the olympics, up to 2 million people could visit it this year >> reporter: there are four days of left of competition at the summer olympics here in rio. that competition has been spread out across 22 venues all over the city. those venues is sugarloaf mountain. one of the most iconic here. just past the sandy beaches of the...
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and 41 total. >> for tourists at the olympic games, sugarloaf mountain is a must-see. the iconic spot is visible from rio's beaches, but you have to go to the top of the mountain to really get a breathtaking view. wisn 12 news' nigel robertson made it to the top. he joins us now from olympic >> melinda, during our time here in rio, we've seen some amazing things. this, however, tops them all. towering into the sky at this one spot where the atlantic ocean meets the city, sugarloaf mountain is breathtaking. and so is the ride to the top. we found jonathan goodson from indiana in the crowd of people getting ready to take the cable car up to into the sky. >> i like the heights. >> the ride is smooth. if you get a good smooth, well, the views, take a look. once at the top you get a view of the beach and the bay and the ride up is worth it. >> it is beautiful. all beaches are here, it is awesome. >> everyone needs to come to rio >> clearly with a view like that, people are getting the pictures and capturing the moment. since i am up here, i will do it myself. while here the people fro
and 41 total. >> for tourists at the olympic games, sugarloaf mountain is a must-see. the iconic spot is visible from rio's beaches, but you have to go to the top of the mountain to really get a breathtaking view. wisn 12 news' nigel robertson made it to the top. he joins us now from olympic >> melinda, during our time here in rio, we've seen some amazing things. this, however, tops them all. towering into the sky at this one spot where the atlantic ocean meets the city,...
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giant rock, pedro, leme. as you tilt up, famed sugarloaf. the views there are stupendous, as we continue to move the camera to the left, there are some of the hotels and apartments that frame this gorgeous piece of real estate. and in where we are, we're only about five minutes from one of the most popular beach venues. there's the beach volleyball venue, the beach stretches out under armour has always been more than an apparel company. we've always been an innovation company. using technology is a critical differentiator. changing the expectation that the consumer will have for what a sports brand should be for them. this is where we're going to need a big, bad, technology partner. bring in. cue the bell. sap. we can anticipate the issues and needs that you're going to have using live data, to really understand the needs of the athlete. to make better decisions that meet our consumer where they are. the right place with the right product at the right time. the days of the eighteen month supply chain are something that we are quickly putting in our rearview mirror. with plans in
giant rock, pedro, leme. as you tilt up, famed sugarloaf. the views there are stupendous, as we continue to move the camera to the left, there are some of the hotels and apartments that frame this gorgeous piece of real estate. and in where we are, we're only about five minutes from one of the most popular beach venues. there's the beach volleyball venue, the beach stretches out under armour has always been more than an apparel company. we've always been an innovation company. using technology...
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of central and southern rio including sugarloaf mountain and christ the redeemer.. then it will make its final journey to the maracana for the opening ceremony.. athletes from every continent have carried the torch.. ((vanessa/take vo)) and take a look at video of rio's landmark christ the redeemer statue. it's lit up in the colors of the brazilian flag in honor of the games. many athletes will be performing near the statute.. including sprinter usain bolt. ((jen)) does someone have federation posted a "draw sheet" online.. with all the upcoming olympic match-ups.. because of a computer glitch.. the player posted ?second in each bracket.. is already being given credit for a victory! that means favorites novak djokovic and rafael nadal would lose their opening matches.. not likely.. the international tennis federation hasn't commented on every day my challenge is to be in sync with my body, with myself, with my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. that's why i'm taking the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics every day. bec
of central and southern rio including sugarloaf mountain and christ the redeemer.. then it will make its final journey to the maracana for the opening ceremony.. athletes from every continent have carried the torch.. ((vanessa/take vo)) and take a look at video of rio's landmark christ the redeemer statue. it's lit up in the colors of the brazilian flag in honor of the games. many athletes will be performing near the statute.. including sprinter usain bolt. ((jen)) does someone have federation...
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. he was the christ the redeemer and then we were there.same thing for sugarloaf. but nbc come out friends there caught up with him and he said that he bleeds red white and blue.he is thrilled to be here. you know he was an olympian some 20 years ago.
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, copacabana beach around the corner ipanema, sugarloaf behind us this is really about as good as it gets. >>reporter: matt lauer, part of the team spearheading nbc goebel -- unforgettable moments to millions of americans every day. >> that is the fun of the games you get to watch someone's life change. you get to witness a moment in their lives where they actually change in front of you. sometimes for the good, sometimes knots. >>reporter: this will be matt lauer's 11th olympics no small feat unto itself but just as exciting and thrilling as the very first time they have been tag teaming for your. >> let's just say 15 times combined you do the math as to who has been to more. >> like the rest of us, they were well aware of what was being said about rio leading up to the games but it did not deter them from wanting to come here and show the very best of what the olympics have to offer. >> one of those things that headlines were there about zika, political issues, health issues, those are all real issues but i think there are a couple stories going on at the there are the problems and
, copacabana beach around the corner ipanema, sugarloaf behind us this is really about as good as it gets. >>reporter: matt lauer, part of the team spearheading nbc goebel -- unforgettable moments to millions of americans every day. >> that is the fun of the games you get to watch someone's life change. you get to witness a moment in their lives where they actually change in front of you. sometimes for the good, sometimes knots. >>reporter: this will be matt lauer's 11th...
and day out, this is going to be tough to beat. corner ipanema. we've got sugarloaf behind us. this is really as good as it gets. >> reporter: matt lauer and huck -- hoda kotb part of the team spearheading the major morning olympic coverage bringing the unforgettable rio moments for the athletes athletes into millions of american homes every day. >> that's the fun of these games. right? you get to watch someone's life change. you get to witness a moment in their lives where sometimes for the good, sometimes not. >> reporter: for lower this will be his 11th olympics. no small feat unto itself but he said it is just as thrilling as the very first time. >> that's it for us. we are going to be signing off tonight from rio. tomorrow more competition to talk about. as the olympics in brazil continue. mark, caribe, stacia, back to you. >> thanks. >>> we will see you tomorrow, north. >> weeded. earlier sky 12 was up flying around near lake pleasant. you can see some showers coming down, north valley, that didn't make it much into the valley, further south, but we did have some areas that we
and day out, this is going to be tough to beat. corner ipanema. we've got sugarloaf behind us. this is really as good as it gets. >> reporter: matt lauer and huck -- hoda kotb part of the team spearheading the major morning olympic coverage bringing the unforgettable rio moments for the athletes athletes into millions of american homes every day. >> that's the fun of these games. right? you get to watch someone's life change. you get to witness a moment in their lives where...
. sugarloaf. it was awesome. >> that is such a long flight. they went from rio to new york to jfk when their flight was delayed. they finally got here, it was almost 20 hours to get back. >> oh, that's brutal. >> so vanessa will take time off. she will join us back on the behind the scenes stories. >>> so, today was a pretty quiet day. >> except for this morning. >> thunder booming outglitter was pretty intense. good rainfall across the valley. some areas picking up almost half an inch of rainfall. sky harbor not quite as much. let's look at the numbers from today. 96 this morning. so, that moisture did help to keep our temperatures down quite a bit. we were eight degrees below the average. we only picked inch of rain in sky harbor. pretty much, once the morning started to settle in, everything cleared out and here's the look tonight. we don't see anything happening out there on the radar. even if you widen it up. there is nothing brewing which is different from last night. at least we had some weather that was brewing. if you look up to the north though, we have a little bit of moistu
. sugarloaf. it was awesome. >> that is such a long flight. they went from rio to new york to jfk when their flight was delayed. they finally got here, it was almost 20 hours to get back. >> oh, that's brutal. >> so vanessa will take time off. she will join us back on the behind the scenes stories. >>> so, today was a pretty quiet day. >> except for this morning. >> thunder booming outglitter was pretty intense. good rainfall across the valley....
News 3 Live at Six-Thirty : KSNV : August 17, 2016 6:30pm-7:01pm PDT
we keep missing them. he was the christ the redeemer and then we were there.same thing for sugarloaf. but nbc come out friends there caught up with him and he said that he bleeds red white and blue.he is thrilled to be here. you know he was an olympian some 20 years ago. about to hear is this. could the next boxing great, do you see inside the ring in las vegas come because floyd made whether wasn't scouting in rio? take a look. >> the ultimate goal is to find the next floyd mayweather. only thing i can do is keep believing, keep playing, keep searching and we'll find the next floyd mayweather. >> reed: all right, maybe we'll find him by recruiting in rio by none other than fly mayweather. jim and marie? >> jim: before you let you , ryan lochte and the story he told police there about being robbed. what are you hearing? p9 all right so, just to bring our viewers up to speed a little bit. you know ryan lochte was ordered by a judge to stay in rio but by the time word got to him his attorney said hey, he's already back in the united states. so is too late to have and surrender his pass
we keep missing them. he was the christ the redeemer and then we were there.same thing for sugarloaf. but nbc come out friends there caught up with him and he said that he bleeds red white and blue.he is thrilled to be here. you know he was an olympian some 20 years ago. about to hear is this. could the next boxing great, do you see inside the ring in las vegas come because floyd made whether wasn't scouting in rio? take a look. >> the ultimate goal is to find the next floyd mayweather....
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famed sugarloaf. the views there are stupendous, as we continue to move the camera to the left, there are some of the hotels and apartments that frame this gorgeous piece of real estate. and from where we are, we're only about five minutes from one of the most popular beach venues. there's the beach volleyball venue, the temporary venue, the beach stretches out another mile or so over to ipanema. we'll take a break and be back live from rio de janeiro including an athlete representing team rough fee gee. p blah efugee. next at 6: brazil's big night. and we are live in rio. ===raj/vo=== jessica aguirre shows us behind the scenes...the final moments before the opening ceremony. ===janelle/vo=== and, nbc bay area responds. the new milestone they're celebrating and how they can help you. ===janelle/close=== next. ==nats of fireworks== >>> fair to say each of the athletes here in rio have an impressive story to tell. but one of the women on the first refugee team, it's a remarkable story of perseverance. here is kelly. >> reporter: it's in the water where she feels most at peace. >> when i
famed sugarloaf. the views there are stupendous, as we continue to move the camera to the left, there are some of the hotels and apartments that frame this gorgeous piece of real estate. and from where we are, we're only about five minutes from one of the most popular beach venues. there's the beach volleyball venue, the temporary venue, the beach stretches out another mile or so over to ipanema. we'll take a break and be back live from rio de janeiro including an athlete representing team...
NBC10 News Today Weekend at 6am : WCAU : August 7, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EDT
sunday. a live look at sugarloaf mountain in rio de janeiro. we check in now with nbc olympic correspondent jay gray who joins us live from rio with highlights from day one and a look ahead to day two. >> good morning. great day in rio. sun is up. beautiful. temperature maybe upper 70s when it's all said and done. just a day into these games and already team usa on the medal stand. leading in the overall medal count after that first day. thanks to shooting for gold and finding a silver lining in the olympic pool. >> here it is. nice and gold. >> a golden start for team usa in rio thanks to 19-year-old ginny thrasher on target in the rifle competition. americans swam to silver finish on saturday. women's 4x100 freestyle team set a new american record during their swim and under the lights on copacabana beach, kerri walsh jennings and april ross fight australians for their first win of the olympic tournament. looking to keep up momentum and medal hunt for team usa later today, women's gymnastics competes in the team qualifier and women's cycling takes to the road and plimichael
sunday. a live look at sugarloaf mountain in rio de janeiro. we check in now with nbc olympic correspondent jay gray who joins us live from rio with highlights from day one and a look ahead to day two. >> good morning. great day in rio. sun is up. beautiful. temperature maybe upper 70s when it's all said and done. just a day into these games and already team usa on the medal stand. leading in the overall medal count after that first day. thanks to shooting for gold and finding a silver...
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everywhere and then we visited the sugarloaf, a lot of different attractions and we've seen security everywhere. we feel pretty safe here. >> reporter: so far, they love rio and all it has to offer. they are even going to take sam ba lessons. >> it's a dream to be here and embrace the culture. >> reporter: are you enjoying the drink? >> i've had one since i've been here. we actually watched the opening ceremony at my place and i was serving caparinas. the ones here are much stronger than back home. >> reporter: yes, indeed, they are. you have one or two and you feel like you've been brought down by an elephant tranquilizer. it's tough. but the more you do, the more strong you get and the more resistance you build up. a couple of things coming up tonight. for gymnasts, it's going to be the last day of competition for both the men and women. in track and field, the men's high jump, and then you have women's beach volleyball. that is going to be a big one. it's the u.s. versus brazil. that's going to be hot. >> wendy, thanks for sharing their story. i think when you watch the olympics y
everywhere and then we visited the sugarloaf, a lot of different attractions and we've seen security everywhere. we feel pretty safe here. >> reporter: so far, they love rio and all it has to offer. they are even going to take sam ba lessons. >> it's a dream to be here and embrace the culture. >> reporter: are you enjoying the drink? >> i've had one since i've been here. we actually watched the opening ceremony at my place and i was serving caparinas. the ones here are...
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is sugarloaf mountain. gorgeous day in rio. nanciy chen is there. opening ceremonies tonight. much more on all the action ? yeah, in the summertime ? ? livin' in a dunkin' paradise ? what are you doing? papi, i'm making sure cuppy doesn't burn. ? dunkin' iced, oh, yeah, in the summertime ? >> sarah: the first family headed to martha's vineyard tomorrow for a two-week vacation. the obamas visit the island every year: before that, the there will be a huge celebration for president obama's 5th birthday. some of the stars expected to attend, beyonce and jay z. usher and ellen degeneres. no social media, nothing like that is allowed. you know, you have to have real conversation, not phone conversation. >> christa: you know, that is hard to do sometimes. isn't it? well, looks like they will have nice weather. maybe with the exception of tomorrow. right? >> bri: i was just thinking. especially, tomorrow might be a tricky one. today we enjoy the sunshine. less humid as we make it into for us. we keep an eye out for storms. current temperatures, warming up to that warm sunshine. already int
is sugarloaf mountain. gorgeous day in rio. nanciy chen is there. opening ceremonies tonight. much more on all the action ? yeah, in the summertime ? ? livin' in a dunkin' paradise ? what are you doing? papi, i'm making sure cuppy doesn't burn. ? dunkin' iced, oh, yeah, in the summertime ? >> sarah: the first family headed to martha's vineyard tomorrow for a two-week vacation. the obamas visit the island every year: before that, the there will be a huge celebration for president obama's...
Today : WHDH : August 13, 2016 8:00am-9:01am EDT
is with conde naste traveler. he saw some of the sights. >> good redeemer and sugarloaf. take us outside. >> i'm going to take you on a sea part of brazil. it is right in the center of town. just under the christ the redeemer statue. the botanico. it is named after the botanical gardens. you have 800 plants in there. amazing lilly pond. what is the great destination folks should consider? >> the place you have to go is iguacu falls. that is a world landmark. it forms the border with argentina and brazil. it is like niagara, but larger. >> i haven't been, but my wife and kids came back from there on both sides. they raved about it. they said it is unbelievable. >> i have never been. i'm dying to next week on "today" as well. >> the beaches of brazil. besides copacabana, there are other beautiful beaches. >> natalie, the most glamorous corner of brazil. >> oh, that's me. >> it is buzios. it is like the hamptons of rio. she made them a chic get away. everyone goes. >> what about the next one? >> this is brasillia. it is bra's capital. it was invented in 1960. they hired the man to b
is with conde naste traveler. he saw some of the sights. >> good redeemer and sugarloaf. take us outside. >> i'm going to take you on a sea part of brazil. it is right in the center of town. just under the christ the redeemer statue. the botanico. it is named after the botanical gardens. you have 800 plants in there. amazing lilly pond. what is the great destination folks should consider? >> the place you have to go is iguacu falls. that is a world landmark. it forms...
Today : WHDH : August 2, 2016 10:00am-11:01am EDT
beautiful rio de janeiro. matt and hoda taking the cable car to the peak of sugarloaf mountain. they had great time. hoda has now been taking lots of drinks and enjoying herself. >> like it's a medicine. >> taking lots of pictures. that's what i meant. buzz feed, our friends, decided to list a group of olympic the mood. number five, "blades of glory." i thefr thought never thought o olympic movie. >> my gosh. look at that. unbelievable. number four, "the cutting edge." >> not familiar with this one. i don't know that one. >> i don't know this one either. >> who is in it? >> who is in this movie? >> anybody? >> i'm not asking who the in the control -- i'm asking who is in the movie? >> looks like katie holmes. >> i have not heard of this. >> number three, classic, "cool runnings." >> that's the advantage of being a true story. >> another true story number >> story of the hockey team. >> unbelievable. >> again true story. >> and another true story, number one, "chariots of fire." there you go. >> cannot argue with that. >> strong number one. >> you get goosebumps when you hear the music. y
beautiful rio de janeiro. matt and hoda taking the cable car to the peak of sugarloaf mountain. they had great time. hoda has now been taking lots of drinks and enjoying herself. >> like it's a medicine. >> taking lots of pictures. that's what i meant. buzz feed, our friends, decided to list a group of olympic the mood. number five, "blades of glory." i thefr thought never thought o olympic movie. >> my gosh. look at that. unbelievable. number four, "the...
9 News at 5PM : KUSA : August 6, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm MDT
just vibrant and large and flowing. you can see it from sugarloaf >> we know cheryl has the best hair here, matt. we see you rocking the team u.s.a. jackets on facebook. that's awesome. >> those were fun. we got to wear michael phelps' jacket at the opening ceremony. but we had to give it back. >> we got word into the news director we're going to try to get the same thing with the 9 logo for everyone at the station and the 9 will light up. >> there we go. that's what we need. we look forward to seeing continues to do throughout the next couple weeks. >>> spoiler alert, we're going to share you the current medal counts that might include competition you're planning to watch later on. again, spoiler alert, team u.s.a. got the first gold of the olympic games today in the 10- meter air rifle competition. and here's the current medal count, team u.s.a. and south korea are tied for first with one gold medal each and one silver each. silver or bronze medals, including russia and vietnam. sometime during the games the americans expect to hit a big milestone for team u.s.a. so far team u.
just vibrant and large and flowing. you can see it from sugarloaf >> we know cheryl has the best hair here, matt. we see you rocking the team u.s.a. jackets on facebook. that's awesome. >> those were fun. we got to wear michael phelps' jacket at the opening ceremony. but we had to give it back. >> we got word into the news director we're going to try to get the same thing with the 9 logo for everyone at the station and the 9 will light up. >> there we go. that's...
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Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace : KTVU : August 7, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PDT
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washington's golden girl looking to make history in rio. >>> a look ario's sugarloaf mountain, and all eyes are on a swimmer who has since become american's sweetheart. here is our "power player of the week." >> wake up at 4:15, practice from 5 to 6:30, go to school. >> katie ledecky is discussing her scud. she has no thoughts of slowing down. >> is that effort too much? >> no, i've gotten used to it. i think the swimming has helped my schoolwork. schoolwork and school day always helps my swimming. it goes bo ways, i guess. >> it certainly seems to be working. what world records do you hold? >> 400 free, 800 free and 15 hundred dollars frees. >>> she had just started her senior year at a private high school outside washington. >> how stuff is it to be a normal teenager? >> it's not tough at all. it's been a lot of fun the past couple years, swimming and going to school. >> is there any time for boys? >> no, i don't have a boyfriend and never have. >> katie started swinging competitively at 6. her enthusiasm stronger than her form. by the time she was 8, she was starting to win. >> you can impro
washington's golden girl looking to make history in rio. >>> a look ario's sugarloaf mountain, and all eyes are on a swimmer who has since become american's sweetheart. here is our "power player of the week." >> wake up at 4:15, practice from 5 to 6:30, go to school. >> katie ledecky is discussing her scud. she has no thoughts of slowing down. >> is that effort too much? >> no, i've gotten used to it. i think the swimming has helped my...
Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace : FOXNEWSW : August 7, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am PDT
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to make history in rio. >>> a look at rio de janeiro's iconic sugarloaf mountain overlooking the 2016 summer olympics. well, it's day two of the games, and all eyes are on a d.c. swimmer we first introduced you to back in 2014, who has since b become america's sweetheart. here's our power play of the week. >> wake up at 4:15, practice from 5:00 to 6:30, go to school. katie ledecky is discussing her daily schedule, a regimen that has made her arguably the best swimmer in the world. she has no thoughts of slowing down. is that ever too much? >> no. i've gotten used to it. i think the swimming has helped mywork. and the school day always helps my swimming. so it goes both ways, i guess. >> it certainly seems to be working. what world records do you know how old? >> the 400 free, the 800 free, and the 1,500 free. >> that's all? >> yeah. i broke them a few times. >> when we met up almost two years ago, the then 17-year-old had just started her senior year at a private high school outside washington. how tough is it to be a normal teenager? >> it's not tough at all. it's been a lot of fun t
to make history in rio. >>> a look at rio de janeiro's iconic sugarloaf mountain overlooking the 2016 summer olympics. well, it's day two of the games, and all eyes are on a d.c. swimmer we first introduced you to back in 2014, who has since b become america's sweetheart. here's our power play of the week. >> wake up at 4:15, practice from 5:00 to 6:30, go to school. katie ledecky is discussing her daily schedule, a regimen that has made her arguably the best swimmer...
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appropriate sugarloaf where you get the coast, beach, mountains and cityview in one. that is what they offer. use of the city and from there the coast and ocean and you saw some mountains. it was a breathtaking view. united take the cable car up. that was estimate of the other cool thing that i love is the melting pot. you bring people in from all over the world all differe languages with different customs and cultures and put it together and everyone showing their pride which is as wearing the shirt wearing an upright for the us olympic team. we didn't plan this. we just happen to wear this. and my third thing will be the bus ride. i will miss waiting on this bus not having to drive or knowing how long it will take me to get someplace because sometimes it was 20 minutes and sometimes it was an hour. it was crowded and it is hot and sticky and you're holding on. >> that was fun. >> this is the last day and is not over. we have olympic athletes coming out. later this morning we will break down a couple of guys. >> even today the last day of competition. >>> coming up the indians have a
appropriate sugarloaf where you get the coast, beach, mountains and cityview in one. that is what they offer. use of the city and from there the coast and ocean and you saw some mountains. it was a breathtaking view. united take the cable car up. that was estimate of the other cool thing that i love is the melting pot. you bring people in from all over the world all differe languages with different customs and cultures and put it together and everyone showing their pride which is as wearing...
Democracy Now! : KCSM : August 9, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
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sugarloaf mountain before it reaches the maracana stadium for tonight's opening ceremony. after the torch is lit it is time for the games to begin. there will be 4,500 hours of events to watch. it's so impossible to sit in front of your tv and watch all of that, so what can you do? let's go to nbc 10's tim furlong right now in delaware to give us some options. >> reporter: hey, jackie. you go to a bar like here, and they have lots of tvs. you can watch with the crowd. but if you like the olympics, this is one of the first times you're going to be able to get every single ounce of every single event. we have so many screens, we're certainly going to help you use them all. the who's ready for the olympics? >> i'm a big fan of the olympics. >> reporter: for the rio games, you can get much more of what you want. >> gymnastics, swimming, beach volleyball. >> reporter: in 2016, it's all tailored to when and where you want it. from koeb a copacabana, to ipanema, on your tablets, phones, xboxs, the nbc sports app is a must-have. it has all your schedules in every event live, including all p
sugarloaf mountain before it reaches the maracana stadium for tonight's opening ceremony. after the torch is lit it is time for the games to begin. there will be 4,500 hours of events to watch. it's so impossible to sit in front of your tv and watch all of that, so what can you do? let's go to nbc 10's tim furlong right now in delaware to give us some options. >> reporter: hey, jackie. you go to a bar like here, and they have lots of tvs. you can watch with the crowd. but if you like the...
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Today : WTMJ : August 11, 2016 7:00am-8:20am CDT
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thursday morning. 7:30. take a look at the view. that's sugarloaf right there. hoda, remember, we were up there on the cable car. that's taken from a helicopter. let's see if we can pan over to the left. you'll start to see part of rio in the background now as the camera reveals the curve of copacabana beach coming up right now. and i want you to take a look down in the notch of the hill down below. >> that's us? >> that's our studio. >> everybody wave. >> turn around and wave, folks. that's studio 1a rio style here on copacabana beach home of the 2016 summer games. >> that's really cool. >> that was beautiful by the >> we're getting ready for a live concert from the band perry here on that beach in just a couple of minutes. >> love them. they are right over there in the orange room hanging out. excited for that. >> we have a lot to get to in this half hour. let's go right to your olympic headlines. another night, another gold for katie ledecky in the 4x200 meter freestyle relay. she was swimming last. she entered the pool in second place. guess what. she touched the wall nearly two secon
thursday morning. 7:30. take a look at the view. that's sugarloaf right there. hoda, remember, we were up there on the cable car. that's taken from a helicopter. let's see if we can pan over to the left. you'll start to see part of rio in the background now as the camera reveals the curve of copacabana beach coming up right now. and i want you to take a look down in the notch of the hill down below. >> that's us? >> that's our studio. >> everybody wave. >> turn around...
NBC10 News Today 11am : WCAU : August 3, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
iconic sites, christ the redeemer and sugarloaf mountain. for the first time deploying metal detectors to search visitors. the brazilian military taking charge, promising a safe olympic games. just hours after touching down with his teammate, michael phelps, the most decorated olympian ever, heading into what he says will be his last olympics, taking his first laps at the aquatic center. barely 48 hours to the opening ceremony, the teams are settling into the athlete's village. >> whether you're, you know, a fencer or you're michael phelps, you want to be in the village. the best place to be and i wouldn't -- i mean, i think that's part of the olympic experience. >> reporter: nbc news invited inside. >> no matter what country you're from or what sport you do, everybody's here for that common denominator, which is sporting. >> reporter: making themselves at home, the new fierce five, decked out in matching t-shirts and playing around at practice. this athlete's village is really a small city. 31 brand-new buildings, 18,000 athletes and team members at its peak. and despite some problems
iconic sites, christ the redeemer and sugarloaf mountain. for the first time deploying metal detectors to search visitors. the brazilian military taking charge, promising a safe olympic games. just hours after touching down with his teammate, michael phelps, the most decorated olympian ever, heading into what he says will be his last olympics, taking his first laps at the aquatic center. barely 48 hours to the opening ceremony, the teams are settling into the athlete's village. >>...
live look now from sugarloaf mountain overlooking rio de janeiro, the host city for the summer 2016 olympic games. the olympic torch is making its final run through rio before it arrives at the closing ceremony tonight. a former brazilian volleyball player carried the flame to the feet of the famed christ the redeemer statue high above the city. and you can watch team usa at the opening ceremony here on nbc 10. our coverage tonight starts at 7:30. and jacqueline london is your guide to the local games and all our local athletes. be sure to watch her reports later today on nbc 10 news. >>> a gorgeous day to be at the shore. look at that live picture. plenty of sunshine out there. a live picture from cape may. let's find out what's to come for today and this weekend, with first alert meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> yeah, you'll find nice conditions around the entire area. a few more clouds in some spots, like the lehigh valley, but no showers today. plenty of sunshine in spite of the shattered clouds and the suburbs in philadelphia. already 79 degrees. 82 degrees and 83 degrees at
live look now from sugarloaf mountain overlooking rio de janeiro, the host city for the summer 2016 olympic games. the olympic torch is making its final run through rio before it arrives at the closing ceremony tonight. a former brazilian volleyball player carried the flame to the feet of the famed christ the redeemer statue high above the city. and you can watch team usa at the opening ceremony here on nbc 10. our coverage tonight starts at 7:30. and jacqueline london is your guide to the...
Today in New York : WNBC : August 4, 2016 5:00am-7:01am EDT
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downloading the nbc 4 new york app. >>> it's great, we can see all these places, ipanema beach, sugarloaf, other places there in brazil. >> can't wait. >>> coming up next, an alert for long island railroad commuters. why you may want to skip the rails and take your car this we'll tell you about the special delivery that surprised commuters. >>> plus weather and traffic on the 4s coming up as we look at newark liberty and the new jersey turnpike. you're watching "today in new fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, line. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. >>> 6:44 on a thursday morning. getting late and close to heading out to door, nice conditions out there. 67 in the city. low 60s for the nearby suburbs. further away from town, danbury
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the redeemer and sugarloaf mountain. for the first time deploying metal detectors machines to search visitors. the brazilian military taking charge promising a safe olympic games. just hours after touching down with his teammates, michael phelps, the most decorated ohio olympian ever, heading into what he says will be his last olympics, taking his first laps at the aquatic center. barely 48 hours to the opening ceremony, the teams are settling in to the athletes' village. >> whether you are a fencer or michael phelps, you want to be in the village. olympic experience. >> reporter: nbc news invited inside. >> no matter what country you are from or what sport you do, everybody's here for that common denominator which is sport. >> reporter: making themselves at home, the new fierce five, decked out in matching t-shirts and playing around at practice. this athletes's village is really a small city. 31 brand-new buildings, 18,000 athletes and team members at its peak. despite some problems in the run-up, clogged even a small fire, nobody here is complaining. >> it is awesome, really, real
the redeemer and sugarloaf mountain. for the first time deploying metal detectors machines to search visitors. the brazilian military taking charge promising a safe olympic games. just hours after touching down with his teammates, michael phelps, the most decorated ohio olympian ever, heading into what he says will be his last olympics, taking his first laps at the aquatic center. barely 48 hours to the opening ceremony, the teams are settling in to the athletes' village. >> whether you...
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the sugarloaf mountain a few years ago. coming up, stephen stanley amherst pierpont on the american economy. it is jobs day. ♪ ♪ jobsbloomberg surveillance day. that's get to our business flash. quarter profits on higher claims from natural disasters. europe's biggest insurer meeting its target. declining in june. investment goods between the euro area run-up to britain's referendum. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: angela's approval rating is plunging. dropping 12 percentage points following a series of attacks that unsettled the public. let's go to berlin and caroline hyde. general in germany volatile, or is this a real concern for the establishment --t and mark airline: establishment? caroline: she now has a ranking of 47%. as she loses, her political adversary gains. ranking up another 11 percentage points in terms of their popularity, snapping at her heels. attacks,r wave of suicide bombings, machetes, you name it. tom: how is this folding it into the new debate on migrants and refugees? as angela merkel enters the autumn months? crucial because you are in a
the sugarloaf mountain a few years ago. coming up, stephen stanley amherst pierpont on the american economy. it is jobs day. ♪ ♪ jobsbloomberg surveillance day. that's get to our business flash. quarter profits on higher claims from natural disasters. europe's biggest insurer meeting its target. declining in june. investment goods between the euro area run-up to britain's referendum. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: angela's approval rating is plunging. dropping 12...
sugarloaf right over there. they see modern rio down here. is there a sense here of envy, jealousy, how do they feel about life down there? >> i think there's both. people envy. that's why you have high crime rates. part of the reason and also the desperation and inequality. >> do they want to be there? >> not necessarily. people are born and raised in these communities. they're very culturally vibrant. they don't see the same sense of community in those neighborhoods. >> they may walk down during the day and work down there and at night this is where they want to return for their sense of community and comfort. generations and this is where they can create their lives. this is where they have control over their outcomes. often there's a cultural element where they don't even imagine what it would be like to live there and people who live there can't imagine what it is like to live here. they're right next to each other but they're worlds apart. >> it's important as we sit on this beautiful beach on most days to remember there are two sides of rio. >> absolutely. great piece. >>> coming up
sugarloaf right over there. they see modern rio down here. is there a sense here of envy, jealousy, how do they feel about life down there? >> i think there's both. people envy. that's why you have high crime rates. part of the reason and also the desperation and inequality. >> do they want to be there? >> not necessarily. people are born and raised in these communities. they're very culturally vibrant. they don't see the same sense of community in those neighborhoods....


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Q: how to use Reverse(Array, Int32, Int32) or List::Reverse Method (Int32, Int32) over IList? My program intensively uses Reverse, e.g. Array.Reverse(myArray,3,5)
I would like my program could accept both array and List as input, so I go for IList
However, I couldn't find an IList method which is the same as  Reverse.
There is one extension method named Reverse, however it produces IEnumerable stream but not in-place rearrangement. (which I assume takes more copy time)
I thought of using cast, but was afraid that cast would be inefficient as well.
So, what should I do?
Worst case scenario, I make 2 program, 1 takes array, the other takes List, and then overloading?

A: OOP-way - make a wrapper, overload it dozen times:
public void Reverse(Array arr, int index, int count)
{
    Array.Reverse(arr, index, count);
}
public void Reverse<T>(List<T> lst, int index, int count)
{
    lst.Reverse(index, count);
}

Add an overload each time you need another collection-alike class to be reversed in such way. This approach relies on system internals, very effective and robust, but may be verbose in case you are willing to reverse many kinds of objects.
I-can-do-it-myself-better-way:
static class Extensions
{
    public static void Reverse(this IList target, int index, int count)
    {
        int right = index + count - 1;
        int left = index;
        while (right>left)
        {
            var tmp = target[left];
            target[left] = target[right];
            target[right] = tmp;
            right--;
            left++;
        }
    }
}

Just add range checks/preconditions/invariants/etc. Also, it might be inefficient with lists, as it requires random access to the contents of the list, but I think you can't workaround it using "conventional weapons" (i.e. not using reflection and direct memory manipulation).
So, my suggestion - overloading is the way to go.

A: The Linq Reverse() extension method misses an obvious optimization, it always creates a temporary array to store elements to reverse them.  This is too expensive to use on a list or array.
If you want an in-place reverse then you could write an extension method that selects the proper Reverse() method:
public static class MyExtensions {
    public static void Reverse<T>(this IList<T> source) {
        if (source is List<T>) {
            ((List<T>)source).Reverse();
        }
        else if (source is T[]) {
            Array.Reverse((T[])source);
        }
        else throw new ArgumentException();
    }
}

You can fix the Linq Reverse method the same way:
public static class MyExtensions {
    public static IEnumerable<T> Reverse<T>(this IEnumerable<T> source) {
        if (source is IList<T>) {
            var list = (IList<T>)source;
            for (int ix = list.Count - 1; ix >= 0; --ix) {
                yield return list[ix];
            }
        }
        else {
            foreach (var item in Enumerable.Reverse(source)) {
                yield return item;
            }
        }
    }
}

A: Reverse() will produce an IEnumerable directly based off the list; no copying involved. Give it a try, it may be more efficient if you're only iterating.

A: Array.Reverse() is static:
T[] arr = ...
Array.Reverse(arr); // in-place

List.Reverse is not :
List<T> list = ...
list.Reverse(); // in-place too

Also there is a LINQ extension method:
IList<T> ilist = ...
IEnumerable<T> e = ilist.AsEnumerable();
IEnumerable<T> result = e.Reverse(); // not in-place

A: If you want an in-place Reverse method that takes an IList, rather than just a List or an Array, you'll have to write it yourself.  It's not a particularly complex algorithm, so I imagine you're capable of writing such a method yourself.

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I was just getting sick of not being able to read directory names. Since MX terminal defaults to black background, the default color scheme really doesn't work.
Since you're tweaking everything, I'd like to suggest you make this the default, or possibly set up something more sophisticated that detects background color.


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umm, charon06, you need to read the rules first, you can make requests in the request section ONLY.
Although close to a request it is not cross the line yet.
Looks like a pretty straight forward crack. Form site.
Just what do you want to know? We may need more info on what the problem is then perhaps we can help you.
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And what happens if you remove the "s" from the url?
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Q: Why does python only read last line of a csv? This is what csv looks like
2015-05-16,3.99
 2015-05-16,4.0

And here is the code, which tries to convert the csv into a dict:
with open('log.csv') as filename:
    reader  = csv.reader(filename,delimiter=',') #fieldnames=['Date','GPA']
    display = {row[0]:row[1] for row in reader}
    print display

Output:
$python test.py
{'2015-05-16': 4.0}

This is what it should look like:
$ python test.py
{'2015-05-16':3.99,'2015-05-16': 4.0}

A: You cannot do that: a dictionary needs to have different keys, and your CSV has two entries with the same key (May 16th).
If you change log.csv, your code works as expected:
{'2015-05-16': '3.99', '2015-05-17': '4.0'}

You can do something to make the keys different, such as add a line number:
display = { (row[0], i):row[1] for i, row in enumerate(reader) }

will output
{('2015-05-16', 0): '3.99', ('2015-05-16', 1): '4.0'}

Or you can use an array of dicts (and get a different output, but now with all the data):
display = [ { row[0]:row[1] } for row in reader ]

[{'2015-05-16': '3.99'}, {'2015-05-16': '4.0'}]

Or you can try and group all the values of a same key together, e.g.
{
    '2015-05-16': [ '3.99', '4.0' ],
    '2015-05-17': [ '3.14159' ]
}

But otherwise, every identical key in the dictionary will overwrite any previous occurrence, so that you'll always 'see' only the last one.

A: When you try to insert different value for existing key in dict, it overrides the previous value


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Bolton Castle: The family-owned Yorkshire castle where Mary, Queen of Scots was a prisoner
A re-enactor dressed as Mary, Queen of Scots outside Bolton Castle (pic: Charlotte Graham)
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Bolton Castle dominates the Wensleydale landscape.
The 14th-century fortress is, incredibly, still owned by the barons Bolton, who built the castle. It has never been sold and has always been inherited by descendants of the Scrope family, who were powerful and enjoyed roles at the royal court over several generations.
Bolton Castle overlooks the nearby village of Castle Bolton
Today, it's still a perfect storybook castle - it's got restored medieval gardens, a wild boar herd and many visitors arrive via the Wensleydale Railway heritage line.
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King Henry VIII ordered Bolton Castle to be torched in 1536 after the eighth Baron Scrope supported a rebellion against him. The walls also suffered damage in the Civil War.
The castle is most famous for its role in the imprisonment of Mary, Queen of Scots during the Tudor period - she was seen as a threat to the Protestant reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
Bolton Castle
She spent six months at Bolton after she fled to England following her defeat in battle in Scotland. She had an entourage of over 50 servants and retainers, and there was not enough room for them all to stay in the castle. Tapestries, rugs and furniture had to be brought from other castles to make her feel at home.
She was allowed to wander the estate lands and go hunting, and she learned to speak English at the castle. She was later taken to Staffordshire, where she spent the next 18 years before she was finally executed in 1587.
The Yorkshire ravine that was the inspiration for Helm's Deep in Lord of the Rings
In 1630, the Scrope male line became extinct, but the castle was inherited by an illegitimate daughter who married Charles Powlett, later the first Duke of Bolton.
The eighth Baron Bolton, Harry Orde-Powlett, now owns Bolton Castle, although he lives at Wensley Hall in Leyburn and allows his son Tom to run the visitor attraction and 12,500-acre estate.
Although parts of the castle are in ruins, other sections have been restored, and in 1994 the medieval gardens were re-planted. There is now a maze, vineyard, herb garden, bowling green and rose garden, as well as falconry displays and the wild boar herd, which was introduced in 2010. In the Scropes' day, the animals were hunted regularly in the local deer parks, which were part of the Middleham Castle lands. Archery demonstrations are organised as a tribute to the feared Wensleydale archers.
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Visitors can explore the kitchens, dungeon, armoury, nursery, archers' garrison and Mary's bedroom - many of the rooms have been preserved in the condition of 600 years ago.
The castle has appeared in the 1952 film Ivanhoe and can be seen in the background when James Herriot proposes to Helen in All Creatures Great and Small.

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I'm so happy to be publishing this post not from the hospital, but from the beach! Sorry I haven't updated since we got discharged. After 18 total days in the hospital over two trips, we finally left the hospital on July 2nd, hopefully never to return again! The doctors told me that as long as I felt like she was eating and drinking more, then we could go home. So, the nurse took out her PICC line and we packed up everything and left!
Before her back surgery we had talked about going to the beach for July 4th and if Mackenzie felt up to it, we would go. Well, those plans seemed like they were squashed as soon as we got admitted the second time. But as soon as her stomach surgery was done, she kept talking about the beach and how bad she wanted to go. As she felt better, she kept talking about going straight to the beach as soon as we got discharged! We got home and started unpacking hospital stuff and then we packed beach stuff. About an hour after we got home, Mackenzie finally pooped! I was SO excited! Then I felt a little less worried about the car ride; since her system was obviously (finally) now working. The car ride was the one thing I was worried about, but she reclined the seat back and was pretty comfortable the whole way. We had to make a bathroom stop because her stomach hurt, which worried me, but we made it the rest of the trip without a problem.
When we got to the beach house, it was late and she kept saying her stomach hurt (which worried me even more). She used the bathroom again and finally fell asleep. I of course did some Googling and read that it was normal for some patients to have (TMI…) diarrhea after stomach surgery. I was hoping that it wouldn't last long because the last thing we needed was for her to get dehydrated and end up back in the hospital. Thankfully, it had stopped by the next morning and she ate some food around lunchtime. She was still a little hesitant to eat food, but by yesterday, she was eating breakfast, lunch, and dinner…and some snacks! All without pain or nausea. We went down to the beach and sat for a couple hours and then came back and she sat by the pool. Late last night, we went back to the beach to watch fireworks. We drove her back and forth to the beach on the golf cart, but other than that she sat up for a good part of the day. Yesterday was definitely the best day so far. This has definitely been a relaxing beach trip…we haven't left the house except to go down to the beach. It sure beats being in the hospital, though!


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Demographics
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4. "Partnership" is the relation between persons who have agreed to share the profits of a business carried on by all or any of them acting for all.
Persons who have entered into partnership with one another are called individually "partners" and collectively "a firm", and the name under which their business is carried on is called the "firm name".
At various times, the court decided that it is not necessary that there should be a formal or written agreement. An agreement to create a partnership may as well arise from the conduct of the parties concerned.
labour or any other thing.
Let's get back to the question of registration.
As I said earlier, registration of partnership firm is not compulsory. It is optional and there is no penalty. Technically you can run an unregistered partnership as long as you want.
However, registration becomes necessary at one time or the other. Because, Section 69 of the Partnership Act seriously cuts short the capacity of an unregistered firm and its partners to sue.
69.(1) No suit to enforce a right arising from a contract or conferred by this Act shall be instituted in any Court by or on behalf of any person suing as a partner in a firm against the firm or any person alleged to be or to have been a partner in the firm unless the firm is registered and the person suing is or has been shown in the Register of Firms as a partner in the firm.
(2) No suit to enforce a right arising from a contract shall be instituted in any Court by or on behalf of a firm against any third party unless the firm is registered and the persons suing are or have been shown in the Register of Firms as partners in the firm.
(b) the powers of an official assignee, receiver or Court under the 5[ Insolvency (Dacca) Act, 1909, or the] Insolvency Act, 1920, to realise the property of an insolvent partner.
(b) to any suit or claim of set-off not exceeding one hundred Taka in value which, is not of a kind specified in the Second Schedule to the Small Cause Courts Act, 1887, or to any proceeding in execution or other proceeding incidental to or arising from any such suit or claim.
As you can see from section 69(1), a partner of an unregistered firm cannot sue the firm or his/her present or past co-partners for the enforcement of any right arising out from a contract or conferred by the Partnership Act. Only a partner of a registered firm, whose name appears in registration can sue for enforcement of such rights.
Section 69(2) suggests that an unregistered firm cannot sue any third party for the enforcement of any right arising from a contract. A suit can be brought only by or on behalf of a registered firm and that also by persons whose names appear as partners in the register of firms.
So, suppose you have a unregistered partnership. And you want to take legal action in any civil court against your partner or any third party to enforce a contractual right. You will have hard times, pretty hard times to do that.
Again, the law is not for an unregistered firm. Just because a partnership firm is unregistered, it does not protect that firm and its partners from criminal liability.
Any party may file criminal suit under section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act 1882 against the partners of an unregistered firm.
There are some exceptions. However, in this post, I am not going to discuss those.
If you want to start a business in the form of partnership or already have a partnership business which is not registered, you should consider registering it.
Registration of partnership firm is not a complicated process. There is not much paperwork and you don't need a bag full of cash for that. RJSC are the designated registrar for partnership firms.


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Keenan agreed with that argument on Thursday. He also said that because climate change is a global problem, the city's claims "implicate countless foreign governments and their laws and policies," and could not be decided by a court.
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Four sisters desperately seeking the blueprints to life—the modern-day retelling of Louise May Alcott's Little Women like only Anna Todd (After, Imagines) could do.
The Spring Girls—Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy—are a force of nature on the New Orleans military base where they live. As different as they are, with their father on tour in Iraq and their mother hiding something, their fears are very much the same. Struggling to build lives they can be proud of and that will lift them out of their humble station in life, one year will determine all that their futures can become.
The oldest, Meg, will be an officer's wife and enter military society like so many of the women she admires. If her passion—and her reputation—don't derail her.
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And Amy, the youngest, is watching all her sisters, learning from how they handle themselves. For better or worse.
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JERUSALEM: Sacred City of Mankind: a History of Forty Centuries
By: Kollek, Teddy and Moshe Pearlman
FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING. Hardcover with dust jacket. 4to. 287, (1) pp. Bound in publisher's full brown cloth, gilt lettering on spine, gilt Jerusalem medallion on cover. Printed endpapers. Lavishly illustrated with 64 plates in full-color and more than 140 B&W illustrations. This is an excellent copy in perfect, unmarked condition. The dust jacket is only slightly shelf-worn at the head and heel of the spine, else fine. FINE/NEAR FINE. This book captures the drama and flavor of Jerusalem in its story of that city from the earliest times to the present day. Jerusalem is richly illustrated with both ancient engravings and maps and magnificent photographs of the city and its holy places specially taken for this book. Teddy Kollek is known world-wide as the mayor of Jerusalem who presided over the unification of the city after the Six Day War in 1967. But long before this he was a leading civil servant who held many important positions for Israel. He has long been a student of Jerusalem's history and a number of the documentary illustrations in this book are reproduced from his personal collection. Moshe Pearlman is a writer, soldier, diplomat and government official. He is the author of The Capture and Trial of Adolph Eichmann, Ben Gurion Looks Back, Historical Sites in Israel, and Zealots of Masada, among others. . 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall
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Ryo: The form and function of tenugui hand towels
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Tenugui: Stylish, Edo-born versatility
As yukata (light cotton kimono) became common streetwear among Edoites, cotton tenugui hand towels likewise became a fashionable "must" accessory.
From left: Edo Komon's dense patterning of tiny dots, conceptualized as hail stones. Viewed from the side, the delicate gradiation appears like a landscape against the sky; in yet another play on words, a succession of skulls is read as kotsu-kotsu-to, meaning 'steadily' or 'diligently'; the most common tenugui towel design uses a traditional resist-dye technique. It colors the dots irregularly — wherein lies its appeal.
Thrown casually over the shoulder en route to the public bath, they were the mark of a true Edo native. Being a bodycare item, the most basic ones were primarily white in color.
From left: With its juxtaposition of a sickle (kama), ring (wa) and the character nu, this pattern reads kamawanu, or 'carefree'; this labor-intensive pattern was created by first dyeing the cloth gray, then applying indigo to yield the look of a mountain switchback trail. The tiny dot patterning, suggestive of pine needles carpeting the path, reveals where the cloth was left undyed; a symbol of steady growth for children and a ward against evil, this geometric leaf pattern often graces traditional undergarments.
But, ever playful with their designs, Edoites created all manner of fanciful patterns, such as "carefree" shown on the bottom right. The ends of tenugui were left unseamed for practical purposes. Strips could be torn off and used as first-aid bandages or as replacement straps for sandals.
From left: Hanten, the livery coat of working-class Edoites, were both practical and artistic; stylized shapes of creased and tightly folded papers connote the clandestine exchange of love letters. Naturally, they are understood to be auspicious.
Nowadays, a vast selection of patterns, colors and designs can be found; tenugui are even framed as wall art. Yet their true value is proven when used practically, as an everyday item. Pleasing to the touch and colorfully designed, they'll surely find a happy place in your home.
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Word on the street is that Hines is leaving Owensboro Catholic for Henderson Co. He is meeting with his team today after school.
Never made it to the region tournament in six seasons at Owensboro Catholic. He is an Evansville native who was an assistant coach at Union College before taking the OCath job. He was 99-90 in six seasons.
This is a weak hire. I don't like it but I understand it. He was the best of those who applied and would accept. He steps into a very good situation. This is a veteran team and he should advance to his first regional as a coach. With that said, the parents that run with the Super are also a veteran group and if he is kowtowing to them, they will eat him alive. I'm sure he has been schooled in this regard as he and Isenberg are good friends and it is rumored that Isenberg talked to him about applying. The end result of this debacle is the small group of parents succeeded in getting Isenberg fired as they set out to do but what does that say for the school system and the kids involved. I wish Coach Hines the best of luck.
If I'm David Blanford, I know who I would be calling ASAP.
Look, I don't necessarily like the parents/players acted in getting Isenberg fired but the narrative of poor old Isenberg is tired and played. The dude screwed up, that's on him. I don't feel sorry for him and actually think it's a little comical considering the way he's treated/handled issues with some players in the past. Kind of a "what goes around comes around" type thing.
That said, he knows the game and did a good job regarding getting wins. But I will never support any coach at the high school level that won't allow his players to play other sports. Isenberg wouldn't so no tears shed here for him being gone.
I can only hope Coach Hines doesn't have the same mind set. If he does I hope he's shown the door as well.
Who's going to call? Ghostbusters?
Who does David Blandford call for this position?
Nathan Isenberg - Interview him, listen to the tape, consult the Super to get all the details, inquire why she stated she made a hasty decision and then make a decision to enhance the OC baseball program. He will fit right in with the strong discipline the other coaches at OC exhibit. He knows baseball, knows how to prepare players to the next level. There is no better candidate available. If after listening to he tape and talking to the Super and Coach Isenberg and you are not impressed, by all means look elsewhere.


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In the 2016 Budget, the government announced that termination payments over £30,000 would be subject to employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) from April 2018. In the 2017 Budget, the government further announced that this change would be delayed for a year with the changes set to come into force from April 2019. A further delay in the implementation of the new rules has now been confirmed, and the introduction of employer NICs on termination payments above £30,000 will now commence from 6 April 2020.
The government had previously confirmed that the £30,000 tax free exemption on termination payments would be retained but that certain payments will no longer fall within the allowance. From April 2020, termination payments over £30,000, which are subject to Income Tax, will also be subject to employer NICs. Non-contractual termination payments of up to £30,000 will continue to remain exempt from Income Tax and employer NICs. The changes will also apply to sporting testimonials of more than the £100,000 lifetime exemption.
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