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Ohio State men's basketball vs. Northwestern: Game preview, prediction
The Buckeyes look to bounce back on the road against the Wildcats.
By Meredith Hein@MeredithHein Jan 26, 2020, 7:31am EST
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The Ohio State Buckeyes men's basketball team may have broken its four-game losing streak when the squad took on Nebraska Jan. 14, but that win seemed to be an outlier as Chris Holtmann's team once again finds itself losers of two straight games. In a tough week, the Buckeyes got slaughtered by Penn State Saturday and then fell in heartbreaking fashion to Minnesota 62-59 Thursday.
However, it's a new week ahead for Ohio State, and if ever there was a winnable game for Chris Holtmann's team, it would seem to be coming today as the Buckeyes head to Evanston to face a struggling Northwestern squad at 6:30 p.m. in Welsh-Ryan Arena.
The loss to Minnesota was the sixth defeat in the last seven games for the Buckeyes. Even more frustrating is the fact it was the second loss to the Gophers this season, with the Buckeyes falling in a crushing defeat at home. Eight games into Big Ten play, and with just two wins to show for it, Ohio State has all but lost its early-season mojo which was on full display when the Buckeyes overcame Villanova, North Carolina and Kentucky in succession, nearly rising to the No. 1 ranking in the country.
In the matchup against the Gophers, junior forward Kyle Young led the Buckeyes with 14 points on 5-of-8 shooting. Sophomore guard Duane Washington Jr. added 12 off the bench while fellow junior guard C.J. Walker poured in 11. Junior forward Kaleb Wesson, meanwhile, had his worst shooting day of the season. In fact, both of the Wessons struggled immensely when it came to scoring against the Gophers. Kaleb, despite an outstanding defensive performance which featured a team-high 14 rebounds, was held to a mere two points and connected on a single field goal all game. Andre, meanwhile, had just six points.
After a brief suspension, the reasons for which were never made public, Washington and fellow sophomore guard Luther Muhammed. returned to the lineup against Penn State and seemed to be back to their usual roles against the Gophers, though Muhammed was held to four points in 23 minutes.
One particularly heartbreaking aspect of the loss to Minnesota was the fact Ohio State seemed to be on track in the first half, heading into the break up by nine even as the Wessons struggled to connect on their shots. However, shooting turned ice cold in the second half with the Buckeyes connecting on just 37% from the field. Even with their struggles, though, Ohio State had a chance to win late, but Kaleb Wesson was unable to connect on an open three-pointer that would have put the Buckeyes up three with 19 seconds left in the game.
Now, after this narrow loss at home, Ohio State must once again hit the road as the Buckeyes prepare to meet Northwestern. The Buckeyes have certainly struggled away from the Schott since the start of conference play. In fact, Ohio State is 0-4 in four true road games in the Big Ten thus far this season. However, those challenges are not unique to the Buckeyes. In fact, road games in the Big Ten this season have seemed all-but impossible for the visiting team to win, with a 11-48 record so far this year for visitors.
The Wildcats, meanwhile, are losers of three-straight, and are sitting at 6-12 overall and 1-7 in the Big Ten. In fact, if it's a reason for optimism, Northwestern is the sole team in the conference with a worse record than Ohio State, having lost eight out of its last nine games.
Northwestern's' only Big Ten win came against Nebraska in a defensively-dominant 62-57 victory. While there are few data points for the Wildcats' overall success, that win did come at home, which further underlines the challenge for the Buckeyes to break their cycle of road struggles.
In their most recent matchup, the Wildcats fell to No. 17 Maryland 77-66 Tuesday in Evanston. Senior guard Pat Spencer led Northwestern in scoring with 17 points on the day, while freshman forward Miller Kopp added 16 of his own. Overall, the Wildcats shot an impressive 50% from the field, connecting on 7-of-16 three-point attempts while holding the Terps to 32% shooting.
While Northwestern didn't pull out a win against Maryland, the Wildcats still boasted one of their best starts in the first half against the Terps, and even held a 14-point lead at the half. However, they once again struggled down the stretch and couldn't contain a resurgent Maryland team to secure the win at home.
The Wildcats are led on the sidelines by Chris Collins, who has been head coach in Evanston since 2013. While Collins' teams have never finished higher than fifth in the Big Ten, he's already a historic figure in Northwestern basketball lore, having led the Wildcats to their first NCAA Tournament appearance ever following the 2016-17 season. Overall, Collins, who played his college ball at Duke, has amassed a 107-108 record, including a 41-78 mark in the Big Ten.
On the court, Kopp has emerged as a leader for the Wildcats, averaging 13.3 points per game on 42% shooting. Kopp is also third in the Big Ten in three-point shooting, connecting on greater than 40% of his shots from range. Kopp is joined by Spencer, one of the few veterans on the young team, who is averaging 11 points per game and a 1.4 assist-to-turnover ratio.
Overall, Northwestern has the No. 13 scoring offense in the Big Ten, averaging just 66.7 points per game. The Wildcats have also struggled with rebounds, pulling down just eight offensive rebounds per game (worst in the Big Ten) and posting a rebound margin of -1.3 (13th in the conference). However, as one might expect from a smart team like Northwestern, the Wildcats don't make a lot of mistakes. Northwestern is 13th in the NCAA in turnovers per game with just 10.9, and have an overall assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.3. Additionally, the Wildcats are solid from the free throw line, connecting on nearly 76% of their attempts, good for second in the conference.
ESPN BPI: Ohio State 80.5%
The story of Northwestern basketball this season has not been a positive one by any stretch, but the good news for the Wildcats lies in the fact that their team is a young one whose talent is expected to continue to grow not only during the rest of this year but for seasons to come. Additionally, Northwestern has played its opponents close, falling to both Indiana and a ranked Illinois team on the road by just four points apiece. However, that emergent threat by the Wildcats does not appear imminent — at least for today's matchup.
Then again, the Buckeyes have struggled immensely in January. While the season is not lost by any stretch, at some point, Chris Holtmann's squad has to turn things around if they have hope of making the NCAA Tournament. And what better time to start that comeback than against the last-place team in the conference?
LGHL final score prediction: 75-64 Ohio State


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Updated: 12 April, 2020
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson discharged from hospital after receiving treatment for the coronavirus
Carrie Symonds, the fiance of Boris Johnson, expressed immense gratitude towards the National Health Service in the United Kingdom and the staff at the St. Thomas' Hospital, where the British Prime Minister was treated.
Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, has been discharged from the hospital after having been admitted due to the Wuhan Coronavirus. However, he will not immediately return to work. He spent three nights in intensive care before he was returned to a ward on Thursday.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson discharged from hospital reports AFP quoting Downing Street (File pic) pic.twitter.com/dVng9V6zys
— ANI (@ANI) April 12, 2020
Downing Street said, "On the advice of his medical team, the PM will not be immediately returning to work. He wishes to thank everybody at St Thomas' for the brilliant care he has received." They added, "All of his thoughts are with those affected by this illness."
Carrie Symonds, the fiance of Boris Johnson, expressed immense gratitude towards the National Health Service in the United Kingdom and the staff at the St. Thomas' Hospital, where the British Prime Minister was treated. "I will never, ever be able to repay you and I will never stop thanking you," she said. Symonds stated further, "There were times last week that were very dark indeed. My heart goes out to all those in similar situations, worried sick about their loved ones." She also thanked everyone for their messages of support and said that she was feeling extremely lucky.
There were times last week that were very dark indeed. My heart goes out to all those in similar situations, worried sick about their loved ones.
— Carrie Symonds (@carriesymonds) April 12, 2020
Boris Johnson had declared on the 27th of March that he had tested positive for the Wuhan Coronavirus and would isolate himself in Downing Street. He said that he had begun showing 'mild' symptoms over the previous 24 hours. However, he had stated that he would continue to be in charge of the government's handling of the crisis. Boris Johnson was moved to the intensive care unit (ICU) of the hospital on the 7th of April after his condition had worsened since the previous day.
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Rubbishing previous reports that claimed it was quitting the smartphone business, Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC has said it is working towards releasing new devices by the end of this year and in early 2019, the DigiTimes reported.
The smartphone player has reportedly said that it is contemplating to launch a 6GB RAM and 128GB storage variant of HTC U12 life by the end of December.
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World news - Cinema Nova drops an inappropriate advertisement for Australia Day thanks to Aboriginal activist Meriki Onus
World news – Cinema Nova drops an inappropriate advertisement for Australia Day thanks to Aboriginal activist Meriki Onus
Cinema Nova, Melbourne, dropped an Australia Day ad after Gunai Gunditjmara's wife Meriki Onus told them the ad was unsuitable for mobs. I reached out to Meriki to discuss the advertisement, Cinema Nova's response, and the issues we face as Invasion Day approaches.
The advertisement Onus is referring to was dated 2019-2010 National Australia Day Council developed and included a series of testimonials from a diverse group of Australians calling on people to « reflect, respect and celebrate » Australian Day as part of the same national history.
« You just walk in the theaters to switch off and I saw the ad and just didn't appreciate it, « Onus told me on the phone. "I'm trying very hard to avoid the Australian Day propaganda." Contrary to false claims, Onus hates Australia, her tweet after the ad read: "I love coming to your cinema to switch off. However, the Australian Day ads that you are reviewing made us uncomfortable. This is highly unreasonable for mobs to have to pay to sit through. I hope you will think again. "
Thank you @merikiko for bringing this up to us. Our pre-film ads are created by third parties and made available to us for screening. Given the current reduced office hours, they may not have been checked with our usual care. (1/2)
Cinema Nova responded in less than an hour, apologizing and thanking Onus for raising the issue. They stated that the advertisements created by a third party had not been checked with the usual care. « We would never deliberately make our valued customers uncomfortable, so we will remove the related propaganda from further sessions. »
Onus didn't know what to expect when she tweeted about the ad at Cinema Nova, only that she did did not want to see in a place she supported. "They responded quickly and quickly … Many venues are on the rise on invasion day. It didn't surprise me very much. «
We would never make our valued customers uncomfortable on purpose, so we will remove the related propaganda from further meetings. We hope to see you again soon. (2/2)
On the subject of the Inevitable backlash, Onus says, "There are bigger problems." Onus is currently helping organize the Melbourne Invasion Day march. "It's a more prominent event that [Aborigines] are focused on."
"I encourage everyone, us to meet at 11 am on the steps of Parliament. We're going to talk about topics that are really important to our people. « But I encourage all local businesses to build more meaningful relationships with local Blackfellas across the country. » Unfortunately, I can predict a month-long campaign from the usual areas, Used in Cinema Nova to prevent Australia Day ads from being shown. https://t.co/UDCaOgRIjR
Onus acknowledges her privilege when it comes to cinema discomfort. "There are a lot of Blackfellas in this country who have far bigger problems. The stolen land problem … Our people are exposed to genocide every day. We focus on the invasion day and will not stop. «
The indigenous people face numerous problems caused by caused European colonization. More recently, the focus has been on the destruction of sacred sites, the refusal to lower the age of crime leading to excessive incarceration of Aboriginal children and, of course, deaths in custody.
Small wins like these are important and even uplifting. But it's also important to keep an eye on the bigger picture and advocate for the bigger picture of the Aborigines in this country.
Merryana Salem is a proud Wonnarua and Lebanese-Australian critic, teacher, researcher and podcaster on most social media as @akajustmerry. If you want, check out her podcast, GayV Club, where she and her best friend rave about LGBT reps in the media. In any case, she's hoping that you had something nice to eat today.
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The 25th International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML 2008) was organized in Helsinki, Finland on July 5-9, 2008. ICML is the leading international machine learning conference, attracting annually about 500 participants from all over the world. ICML is supported by the International Machine Learning Society (IMLS).
6 July 2008: An ICML discussion site has been opened.
8 July 2008: All ICML technical sessions are video recorded, with kind support from the Pascal network. The recordings will be available at http://videolectures.net/icml08.
10 July 2008: ICML ended yesterday with a joint workshop day with UAI and COLT and a reception by the University of Helsinki. Thanks to all 159 speakers, 4 invited speakers, 13 tutorial speakers, contributors to the 11 workshops, and the 540 registrants. Thanks to the authors of 583 submissions and to the program committee for about 1800 reviews. Thanks to the conference organization and all the volunteers. See you in Montral for ICML 2009!
ICML was co-located with two closely related conferences, the 24th Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI) and the 21st Annual Conference on Learning Theory (COLT). In addition, ICML 2008 was preceded by the colocated satellite workshop 6th International Workshop on Mining and Learning with Graphs (MLG-2008), on July 4-5, 2008.
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During her 4 months service as House Manager, from October 2017 to Jan 2018, she worked on a series of glass masks, each one made to represent a family member -- the photo shows some of her family tree. She hopes to exhibit the work in NZ soon.


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Sporadic clashes in Batticaloa
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Five Sri Lankan Army (SLA) Soldiers were wounded and one civilian was killed in two separate incidents in the eastern Batticaloa district today said sources there.
Three SLA soldiers were wounded when suspected members of the Liberation Tigers lobbed a grenade on an army foot patrol in Kaluwanchikuddy, about thirty kilometres south of Batticaloa town, this morning around 11.45.
A 30 year old woman identified as Kalavathy Subramanium was killed in the SLA's retaliatory fire following the attack.
The wounded SLA soldiers are P.P.S.Rajapakse (22), C.K.Veeraperume (27) and K.J.Sarathchandra (28).
Meanwhile two SLA soldiers riding a motorcycle, escorting an army convoy, were wounded when they were attacked by the Liberation Tigers in Morakoddanchenai in the Batticaloa district around 1.15 p.m.
The attack took place about 200 meters from the Morakoddanchenai SLA camp.


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Clover Park Technical College's Interior Design program showcased the work of its students Wednesday at its Winter Portfolio Exhibition in the McGavick Conference Center.
The Clover Park Technical College Interior Design program hosted its Winter Quarter Student Portfolio Exhibition March 15, giving students the opportunity to showcase their portfolios of work for classmates, community members and prospective employers.
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After months of planning and political wrangling, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has finally voted on Net Neutrality rules to reclassify internet service providers as "common carriers," which means that ISPs are subject to the same rules as other utilities. The legislation passed in a 3-2 vote, but the fight isn't over yet.
It [the internet] is our printing press; it is our town square; it is our individual soap box and our shared platform for opportunity. That is why open internet policies matter. That is why I support network neutrality.
Before the vote, Commissioner Tom Wheeler attempted to alleviate fears that this legislation would place burdensome regulation on the internet.
This is no more a plan to regulate the internet than the first amendment is a plan to regulate free speech. They both stand for the same concept: openness, expression, and an absence of gatekeepers telling people what they can do, where they can go and what they can think.
The core of common carrier legislation is that ISPs must act as neutral gateways to the Internet. In other words, ISPs are not allowed to speed up or slow down otherwise legal content passing through their networks. SocialTimes has reported on the nature of the regulations in more detail previously.
The company threatened to sue in the past if Title II was a core part of the pending regulations. However, Commissioner Wheeler and the FCC are prepared for a potentially long fight ahead.
We are going to be sued. We don't want to ignore history. We want to come out with good rules that accomplish what we need to accomplish […] and we want those rules to be in place after a court decision…So we want to be sure we're thoughtful in the way in which we structure them and we're thoughtful in the way we present what will ultimately be presented to a court.


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Passenger charged after WestJet flight to London turns back to Calgary airport
A WestJet flight destined for London, England, turned back to the Calgary airport Friday evening due to an unruly passenger, police say.
The flight departed the Calgary International Airport for Gatwick Airport just after 6 p.m. and returned to the gate around 8 p.m., Calgary police said Saturday.
Officers met the plane at the gate and took the passenger into custody. The passenger was charged with causing a disturbance under the Canadian Aviation Security Regulations.
WestJet said the other passengers on the plane departed for Gatwick around 11 p.m. Friday night.
"For the safety of our guests and crew, WestJet flight 1 from Calgary to London (Gatwick) completed an air turn-back shortly after departure due to an unruly guest on board," the airline said in a statement. "Law enforcement was called to meet the flight upon arrival."
A spokeswoman said due to the involvement of law enforcement, WestJet will not be providing any further information about the incident.
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In Vermont 2014, Fiona is a reporter and she stumbles into an investigation into an abandoned boarding school Idelwild Hall from the 50's. This is a school for the unwanted girls, for various reasons. Katie, CeCe, Sonia, and Roberta are close friends and their stories are heartbreaking.
It just so happens that Fiona's sister was found murdered on the grounds of Idelwild Hall and now someone wants to restore the buildings and open it back up. Throw in dual POV between the girls who lived there and the current events circling Fiona and her own personal struggles and this book was so hard to put down. The questions just kept building and I was desperate to find the answers.
The alternating time lines were easy to follow and the lead up to the ending was not rushed for the sake of finishing a deadline. There was some side angst with Fiona and her boyfriend and with Fiona and her father. They all three deal with some unresolved issues. I loved how the author kept us guessing about her boyfriend. A few times, I wanted to sit Fiona down and ask her what she thinking, stomping around dark creepy fields at night and I desperately wanted to go clean her father's house.
There is a paranormal element but it is cleverly written. I've read my fair share of Ghosts Gone Wrong and Simone St. James did all the right things to bring Mary Hand to life. Literally. It doesn't matter if you believe in supernatural beings because Mary Hand is a very important character and crucial to the story.
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How to Handle the Housing Crisis?
It was a full house for the Bend Livability Conference that was held in June. Photo by Erin Foote Morgan.
In 2014, Bend 2030 sent out a survey asking locals to weigh in about housing. They received 600 responses from people of all walks of life—many who have had difficulty finding housing.
"My family had to find a new home this past April due to our landlords deciding to sell the home we lived in for the past 6 yrs. We could not find a single 3-bedroom home for under $1,400 (we were paying $1,100 before) and no landlords would allow us to have our German Shepherd. We are now in a smaller, more expensive house without our dog."
"I have a college degree. No criminal history. Good credit. No children out of wedlock. No pets. I have worked for government in various capacities, been responsible, paid my taxes, volunteered. I'm down to renting a room and ready to throw in the towel on Bend."
That was two years ago, and the problems haven't eased up.
With thousands moving to Bend each year and very few houses and apartments being built, the current housing crisis just comes down to math.
In June, Bend 2030 held the Bend Livability Conference, with the intention of discussing those concerns—but more importantly, what (if anything) the city and outside groups can do about it. A Bend 2030 working group came up with possibilities, and last week released a report based on those findings.
Ideas included increasing building height limits, decreasing open space and parking requirements for builders, and allowing for a greater diversity of housing types. The group also talked about potential incentives for the development of workforce or multifamily housing.
Bend 2030 is working to help the growth problem in Bend, but is focused especially on what they call "gaps" in the housing market.
"The city is leading the way in the state for providing affordable housing tools," explained Erin Foote Morgan, executive director of Bend 2030. "The part that is really missing is that middle market housing. Workforce housing, for people who can totally afford to pay $1,500 a month in rent. So our goal with this group is to work together to research and develop some new tools and policies to hit that middle market. Professionals who are just trying to find a place to live."
The organization created a working group of what it calls "diverse stakeholders" in the community, and has released a Request for Proposal for a Bend Collaborative Housing Workgroup Project Manager.
Meanwhile, Bend 2030 is not the only organization planning growth. In 2009, the City of Bend presented its Urban Growth Boundary plan to the state of Oregon—but because of strict land use laws, state officials rejected that version. The city tried again and the new plan was approved by the City Council on Sept. 7.
"We pulled together 60 different people in the community to look at housing, to look at employment, to look at the boundary," says Nick Arnis, director of the Growth Management Department with the City of Bend. "And from that a lot of consensus was done. Whereas in 2009 we had people that were opposing the Urban Growth Boundary. We have really come together as a community. So now it's up to us as a community to implement the plan."
Although the new plan still has to be approved by both the county and state, the city is moving forward as if the plan will be approved. Still, that long-sought UGB plan is only meant to last until 2028.
"The way Bend is growing, as soon as we get done with this, we will probably go right back into looking at how fast is it happening, where is the area filling up?" he explained. "It's a constant analysis of demand and supply."
Morgan expects the working group to come up with a solid plan in 12 to 18 months, and then it will work on how to implement that plan. But with the city's new comprehensive plan one step closer to approval, it's now the priority of Arnis' department to focus on implementation.
"So now it's time to take all that great energy and put it into how we are going to implement it," Arnis says. "It's an exciting time to be in Bend.


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Cuba's green revolution — achieving sustainability
This is an article I wrote in 2010 for Resurgence Magazine (http://www.resurgence.org/) about Cuba's sustainable development model. I just found it reprinted on the website of Green Left Weekly:
Cuba's successful models of sustainable development — in areas of food, housing and health — are now being widely replicated throughout Latin America.
Cuba marked the 50th anniversary of its revolution in 2009. The Cuban people have withstood five decades of hostility from the United States and its international allies.
However, Cuba's best form of resistance has been not just the assertion of national sovereignty, but the creation of an alternative model of development that places ecology and humanity at its core.
Applying the yardsticks of conventional economics to assess Cuban society (for example focusing on disposable income, gross domestic product or levels of consumption) commentators often conclude that the revolution has failed to pull the Cuban people out of poverty.
But such criticism omits the facts that: the Cuban state guarantees every citizen a basic food supply; most incomes are not taxed; most people own their own homes or pay very little rent; utility bills, transport and medicine costs are symbolic; and the opera, cinema and ballet are cheap for all.
High-quality education and healthcare are free.
These provisions are part of the material wealth of Cuba and cannot be dismissed — as if individual consumption of DVDs and digital cameras were the only measure of economic growth.
Against great odds, Cuba has transformed itself from an underdeveloped "neo-colony" into an independent state, boasting world-leading human development indicators, internationalist education, healthcare programs and sustainable development.
It is no mere coincidence that Cuba is the only country in the world, according to the World Wildlife Fund's 2006 Living Planet report, to have achieved sustainable development (measured as the improvement of the quality of human life while living within the carrying capacity of its ecosystem).
The collapse of the former Soviet bloc between 1989 and 1991 led to a collapse in Cuba's foreign trade in a context of the crippling economic blockade maintained on Cuba by the US since 1960.
GDP plummeted 35% by 1993 and there were critical scarcities of hydrocarbon energy resources, fertilisers, food imports, medicines, cement, equipment and resources in every sector.
Cuba was forced to search for domestic solutions.
In agriculture, organic fertilisers and pesticides, crop-rotation techniques and organic urban gardens were developed. Tractors were replaced with human and animal labour.
Bikes were imported from China and car-pooling was established. As the economy improved, Cuba extended environmentally sustainable measures, introducing ecotourism and solar energy.
Economic reforms were introduced, including concessions to the "free market". But free universal welfare provision, state planning and the predominance of state property were maintained.
Incredibly, given the severity of the crisis, between 1990 and 2003, the number of Cuban doctors increased by 76%, dentists by 46% and nurses by 16%. The number of maternity homes rose by 86%, day-care centres for older people by 107% and homes for people with disabilities by 47%.
Infant mortality fell and life expectancy rose. Internationalist links also increased, as thousands of Cuban specialists, including healthcare professionals and educators, volunteered to work in poor communities around the world. By November 2008, Cuba had nearly 30,000 doctors and other health professionals working in 75 countries, providing healthcare and training locals.
Its literacy programme has taught more than 3,600,000 people from 23 countries to read and write.
2006 dawned as the Year of the Energy Revolution in Cuba, a major state initiative to save and rationalise the use of energy resources: install efficient new power generators, experiment with renewable energy and replace old durable goods (refrigerators, televisions and cookers) with new energy-saving equipment.
Ten million energy-saving light bulbs and over six million electric rice cookers and pressure cookers were distributed free of charge. The aim was to raise the island's capacity for electricity generation and save the government millions of pesos formerly spent on subsidised fuel.
State subsidies mean energy consumption is not rationed through the market, so energy efficiency, not price hikes, is the principal means of reducing consumption.
Building on the campaign for energy efficiency, in 2008 Cuba launched a campaign to increase food production. Following the closure of many sugar mills, in 2007 up to 50% of Cuba's arable land lay fallow, while over 80% of the food ration was imported. The international rise in food and fuel prices meant the cost of Cuba's imports rose by $1 billion from 2007 to 2008.
Now, idle land is being distributed in through rent-free loans to those who want to produce organic food.
Already organic urban farms in Havana supply 100% of the city's consumption needs in fruit and vegetables. They are supplemented by urban patios, of which there are over 60,000 in Havana alone.
Sinan Koont of the Department of Latin American Studies at Dickinson College, Pennsylvania, said in a January 2009 Monthly Review article: "It is not just about economics, producing food and creating employment. It is also about community development and preserving and improving the environment, bringing a healthier way of life to the cities."
Central to understanding these achievements is the role of the state in Cuba.
State ownership and central planning allow a rational allocation of resources, balancing environmental concerns and human welfare alongside economic objectives.
Critics who point to the absence of multi-party elections and "civil society" in Cuba fail to appreciate how the island's alternative grassroots system of participative democracy ensures the state is representative of its population and acts in their collective interests.
Under capitalism, private businesses regard the Earth's natural resources as a "free gift" to capital. The need for sustainable development creates an irreconcilable contradiction under capitalism because it implies obstruction of the profit motive that drives capitalist production.
In December 2004, Cuba and Venezuela formalised their alliance with the formation of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas (ALBA). Between 2006 and 2009, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Dominica, Honduras (under Zelaya), Ecuador, St Vincent and the Grenadines, and Antigua and Barbuda joined ALBA, turning it into a political and trading bloc of significance.
Members are engaged in projects of humanitarian, economic and social cooperation through non-market, non-profit-based exchanges.
The Bank of ALBA was launched in December 2008 with US$2 billion capital, operating without loan conditions and functioning on the basis of members' consensus. It contributes to freeing countries from the dictates of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
In January 2010, a new currency for exchanges within ALBA (the "sucre") will be introduced, undermining the leverage of the US dollar.
ALBA is the fruit of Cuba's internationalist, welfare-based development model. It is also the expression of pan-Latin American integrationist movements and the ascendancy of social movements representing the interests of the indigenous and poor communities.
These sectors demand rational development strategies that respect their traditions and environment.
The April 2009 ALBA declaration "Capitalism Threatens Life on the Planet" said: "The global economic crisis, climate change, the food crisis and the energy crisis are the result of the decay of capitalism, which threatens to end life and the planet.
"To avert this outcome, it is necessary to develop and model an alternative to the capitalist system. A system based on solidarity not competition; a system in harmony with Mother Earth and not plundering of human resources."
The Cuban Revolution is a living example, with increasing relevance, showing it is possible to live with dignity and sustainably outside of the capitalist profit motive, with human welfare and the environment at the centre of development.
It is a lesson we must learn urgently because, in the words of former Cuban president Fidel Castro at his speech at the 1992 Earth Summit, "Tomorrow will be too late".
[Helen Yaffe is the author of Che Guevara: The Economics of Revolution, published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2009, and is a Latin American history teaching fellow at University College London and the London School of Economics. This article is reprinted from the British Resurgence Magazine.]
By Helen Yaffe
Oct 9, 2016 9:44:44 AM
Havana's dirty truths: rubbish-strewn streets spark anger at city's failings I was interviewed for this Guardian article and endeavoured to introduce a bit of context/balance to a piece which I suspected would caricature Cuban 'socialism' by focusing on this real but specific weakness – public services in Havana. I am pleased it included my points about the US blockade and about the government planning investments to improve Cubans' living environments. Street waste is a big problem in urban settlements – but in Cuba I have never seen the heart-breaking sight of children living in a hut on a mountain of rubbish, surviving off its putrid pickings, as I have seen...
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Reflection Let us look to St. Maria Goretti as a beautiful example of how we are called to live out today's Gospel. The young virgin was murdered in 1902 when she was just twelve years old. She was assaulted and stabbed to death by a young man named Alessandro. Before dying in the hospital the following day, St. Maria expressed her forgiveness to Alessandro. He remained unrepentant in prison for 8 years, until he had a dream of St. Maria gathering flowers and presenting them to him, which is when he finally accepted her forgiveness. Like St. Maria, we are called to freely forgive others, even if they do not accept it. This pure act will forever serve as a reminder of our own true vocation which is to love all of our brothers and sisters, even those who have wronged us.
Today, think about the one person in your life who has hurt you or you consider to be an "enemy." Ask God for the grace to love and forgive. When we pray for those who have hurt us, we allow God to take over the situation and entrust it into His care. In turn, we experience a sense of freedom knowing that we are no longer in control. Like St. Maria Goretti, we invite our offenders to experience God's loving mercy and forgiveness. St. Maria Goretti, pray for us!
and whoever kills will be liable to judgment.
Reflection In today's Gospel, Jesus is asking His disciples to look beyond the law of man and delve into the law of God. Instead of focusing on our actions, He is asking us to look within our hearts. Our actions spring from something deep within us. When we struggle with sin, it's because there is something within us that is not right.
Is there something you have been struggling with? Are you going through a hard time? Do you feel like you are alone? Are you feeling anxious about the future? This Gospel encourages us to look within our hearts to better understand why we are committing particular sins in our lives. We might be experiencing some form of brokenness, sadness, anger, or anxiety that is causing us to lash out at ourselves, others, or even God. Without realizing it, we may have "killed" our neighbor by ruining their reputation through gossip or jealousy. We may have acted against our family members or friends because we are going through a rough time. We don't mean to do any of these things, but acting out of a place of pain and brokenness.
Today, let us delve into the deep places of our hearts and ask our Heavenly Father to purify us and heal us from any brokenness, anxiety, sadness, or anger we may be experiencing. Spend some time with our Lord in prayer and lay these burdens at His feet. He wants us to reveal our hearts to Him so that He may fill them with the graces that we need to fully live in His love. Once we give our entire being to Jesus and allow Him to work within our hearts, we will begin to see the fruits of His love in our actions towards ourselves and our neighbors. Only then can we truly abide by the law given to us by God.
Reflection In this Gospel, Jesus encourages His disciples to pray so they are open to hearing the voice of God. Through prayer, we foster a deeper relationship with Our Lord. Sometimes we struggle with prayer. We are too scared to ask God for help because we feel we are unworthy or we fear God will not answer our prayers. We must remember that our God is all loving and mighty. Sometimes He answers our prayers quickly in the exact way we see fit and other times, He answers them in His timing. Nonetheless, He always gives us exactly what we need.
God wants you to share your heart with Him. He wants to hear about your desires, your dreams, your worries, your disappointments and struggles. Is there anything in your life that is holding you back from revealing your hear to the Lord? No matter what you are going through or what you need, you can always call upon Jesus and He is there to help you. He has big plans for you and will always provide for you.
it seeks a sign, but no sign will be given it, except the sign of Jonah.
to hear the wisdom of Solomon, and there is something greater than Solomon here.
because at the preaching of Jonah they repented, and there is something greater than Jonah here."
Reflection In this Gospel Jesus warns us about hearing His word but not accepting or following it. The people demanded proof that Jesus was the Messiah before they believed Him. Jesus says "This generation is an evil generation; it seeks a sign, but no sign will be given it, except the sign of Jonah." Jonah was a sign from God. He spent three days in the belly of a whale. Because of his witness, Nineveh, a pagan city, was converted and the people repented and began to believe in God and His mercy.
How often do we seek out signs in our lives, before believing? As human beings we are visual and rational beings. Sometimes we look for tangible signs from God. Maybe you are seeking affirmation for a decision or choice you need to make, or you need guidance in a particular situation or you simply want reassurance that Jesus is truly present with you. All of these desires are good, but we are called to step out of our comfort and live by faith, not by signs.
Just as Jonah was a sign to the Ninevites, Jesus reveals to us that He himself is the sign. But is this enough for us to believe? True faith and trust lies in believing without seeing, and knowing that Christ is always with us, through all the good times and the bad. Throughout Lent, we are reminded of His great love for us and how He sacrificed His life for us. Today, spend 30 minutes with Jesus in front of the Blessed Sacrament. Pray silently to the one who knows your heart inside and out and still loves you.
but shall do my will, achieving the end for which I sent it.
Reflection This passage beautifully compares the power of God's Word to the precipitation that sustains and nourishes all lifeforms on earth. Without rain, snow, or any kind of precipitation, the earth would not be able to survive. It would become a barren desert and every creature would perish.
Like the earth, we need to be nourished and sustained by God's Word. Thankfully, God sent His only son to nourish us. The same Christ who was with our Heavenly Father at the beginning of creation, has been sent by God to dwell among men and reveal God's glory through His word and deed. As Catholics, we have an opportunity to receive Christ in the form of the Eucharist. How often do we think about the fact that the "Word-Made-Flesh" makes Himself available to us daily?
Next time we go to mass, let us pause for a moment to think about the great miracle that occurs at the Consecration. Our Lord makes His presence known to us in the form of the Eucharist. He is waiting to nourish us so that we can be fully ready to do God's will on this earth. Today, go to mass and receive the Eucharist. After receiving, pray and mediate on the many graces we receive when we consume it. Thanks to Jesus, we have an opportunity to be nourished body and soul!
Then the king will say to those on His right, Come, you who are blessed by my Father. Inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world.
you did not do for me.' And these will go off to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life."
Reflection Imagine the joy that radiated from the faithful, humble disciples when they hear they served Jesus. When they performed these little acts of love for their neighbor, they probably didn't think much of it. They had no idea that when they served a stranger, they had the honor to serve the King of the Universe. On the other hand, imagine the fear of those who will endure eternal punishment because of the lack of compassion they had towards their neighbor. This shock must have opened their eyes and caused them to think twice about what they've done.
We are called to care for one another with love as Jesus did. Don't help someone out of fear or because you feel you're "forced" to. Do it because you care about each and every one of God's children and want to please Jesus out of love. Everyone we meet is dealing with their own trials and suffering, but we can help lift the burden with some small act of love.
Today, do one act of kindness for someone. It could be giving food to a person you pass on the street, sending a kind message to someone you haven't spoke to in a while, smiling at a stranger or being there for a friend in need. Whatever you choose, do it with love. Don't be like the righteous ones in this Gospel who passed up the opportunities to serve. Serve others with grace and humility because in serving others, you are ultimately serving Jesus Christ, Our King.


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120 MW PV Farm Planned for Comanche Coal Plant
BOULDER, Colo., Mar 04, 2014 (BUSINESS WIRE) – Community Energy announced today that its Comanche Solar project will supply 120 megawatts of solar generation to Xcel Energy comprising the largest part of a 170 megawatt portfolio of solar generation approved by the Colorado Public Utilities Commission in December, 2013.
Upon completion, the Comanche Solar project would be the largest solar generating facility in Colorado, the largest east of the Rocky Mountains, and one of the largest in the US. When it's placed in service, the project also has the potential to more than double Xcel Energy's current 87 MW of purchases from large central station solar plants.
The Comanche Solar project will ultimately be comprised of more than 450,000 mono-crystalline PV modules utilizing a single-axis tracking technology. The tracking technology will follow the sun as it rises in the east and sets in the west, producing power during Xcel Energy's peak demand periods and generally providing a nice match to daily summer air conditioning loads. In total, the project will generate enough power for more than 31,000 homes in its first year. Over the course of the project's 25 year life, it will produce more than 6 billion kilowatt hours of clean solar energy and is expected to reduce CO2 emissions by approximately 3.5 million tons.
"This project is part of our vision begun in 2010 to bring utility scale solar at a competitive price to Front Range Colorado," said Eric Blank, President of Community Energy Solar, LLC. "We were drawn to Pueblo County and the Comanche sub-station as a great combination of high solar insolation, a welcoming community with open land, and a strong interconnection point with existing infrastructure close to Front Range load centers."
The Solar project will be located near Xcel Energy's Comanche Generating Station, about 2 miles southeast of Pueblo, CO, on approximately 900 acres of under-utilized grazing land surrounded by existing and future industrial land. The site is gently sloping and will require minimal grading to prepare it for the solar installation. The project is anticipated to become operational mid-summer 2016.
"The solar array that will be constructed by Community Energy is a huge win for our community," Pueblo County Economic Development Director Chris Markuson said. "This project demonstrates that renewable energy is ready for prime-time, and Pueblo County is perfectly positioned to be the center of utility-scale renewable energy production in Colorado. The clean energy produced by solar arrays in Pueblo is both profitable and sustainable, while reducing our dependence on fossil fuels. This project is a tremendous 'shot in the arm' for our local economy, and we're thrilled to be partners in this exciting venture."
Community Energy recently began the final development permitting process for the Comanche Solar project through Pueblo County. The choice of project equipment and financing has been committed and will be announced at the time the power purchase agreement with Xcel Energy is executed, currently expected in mid-2014.
"We believe strongly that solar is for everyone and it is clear that many of our customers and fellow Colorado citizens share our passion for solar energy. This large-scale generating facility provides the advantage of renewable energy at a price that is right," said David Eves president and CEO of Public Service Company of Colorado. "Solar energy is a part of our future, and we want to make sure that solar energy policy encourages the development of solar technology."
About Community Energy
Since its inception in 1999, Community Energy has led the development and construction of more than 800 MW of wind and solar generating facilities. Community Energy has used a pioneering mix of utility off-take approaches, renewable energy marketing programs, new financing structures, development expertise, and public funding and policy support to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy technologies at scale. With offices in Boulder, Colorado and headquarters in Radnor, PA, Community Energy has a strong presence in both western and eastern renewable energy markets. For more information about Community Energy, please visit communityenergysolar.com.
About Xcel Energy
Xcel Energy is a major US electricity and natural gas company with regulated operations in eight Western and Midwestern states. Xcel Energy provides a comprehensive portfolio of energy-related products and services to 3.4 million electricity customers and 1.9 million natural gas customers through its regulated operating companies. For more information about Xcel Energy, please visit xcelenergy.com.


The Fiat Allis 21C was the final rendition of the famous 21 series begun by Allis Chalmers. Before that they had an HD20 which dates back to the days when Allis Chalmers used Detroit Diesel engines. However, the 21 series begun in the Early 1960's featured an Allis Chalmers engine which originated with Buda. This engine was good and easy starting when applied to a dozer.
Models to be found of the 21 series include the HD21A model, the HD21P model, the 21B and the 21C. The A model (featured elsewhere on this site as we used to own one) featured a manual transmission behind a torque converter. Early models used a diesel converter and later ones had the oil converter. The hydraulic system was an add on module driven off the front of the engine.
The HD21P was an update of this differing in that it had a full powershift transmission instead of the manual shift. The 21B was a major redesign with the hydraulic pumps moved back to the converter and the hydraulic system integrated into the machine. The 21C picked up the design features of the 31 and looks like a scaled down 31. Notably the steering clutch controls are moved off the dash board and onto the left arm rest. The full cab is a tilt back model for good access to the transmission and converter, and like the 31 it is equipped with spring set brakes so if the engine dies or the machine is placed in neutral, the brakes set. Somewhere along the line the engine power grew from 270hp found on the HD21A to 300 hp featured on the 21C which is really a contemporary of the Cat D8K.
You might as well take a good look at this because it is a fairly genuine orphan. Various US machinery companies have been traded around like baseball cards and more recently the parent company, Fiat has ended up owning, Case, Fiat Allis(formerly Allis Chalmers), Link Belt, and a host of farm equipment names including Case, Allis, White, Oliver, Massy, Ford, New Holland, IH to name a few. The Fiat Allis nameplate has been withdrawn from North America as Case has a much strong market presence and it doesn't make a lot of sense for Fiat to compete with itself. Good or bad the Fiat Allis equipment is history and parts are rapidly becoming more problematic.
This particular machine spent most of its life to date as a chip dozer for a local paper mill. It was equipped with an 18 foot Young U dozer blade for pushing wood chips. It has max width pads to provide low ground pressure, and since it was a chip dozer there never was an occasion to have a ripper or winch on the back so just a counterweight was provided. We will be changing the blade to a general purpose dozer and putting an attachment on the back as well.
This last photo show her all dressed out with a blade and a ripper. The machine is a snoozy thing. I"ve had a bit of trouble breaking the braces out of the blade as it seems to have more power than sense. Hopefully I have all the weak ones weeded out now but it has been a drill.
Repowering any machine is always a drill. This 21C proved to have a lame engine which had been overhauled so many times that there were no more overhauls in it. Likewise parts are an issue. Reluctantly we made the decision to scrap the engine and seek to repower it. Major issues in any repower include finding a suitable engine that is affordable and will fit. The stock engine is a pretty standard size engine which is a good thing.
Our first effort at the repower was a failure. Our first plan was to install a Cummins L10. I was off to the auction and bought an IH goat for the right price with a Cummins L10 in it. Promptly I learned a few things. The L10 was a low flow model which is a particular type of cooling system which is suppose to use a very efficient radiator, but circulate less water than normal. This scared me, but I will never know if I could work with that o r not as other things were more discouraging. I did find an L10 with an SAE #1 bell housing which is what I wanted, but when I got it apart to my horror I found that it is almost standard in these rigs to use an SAE #2 flywheel and a bell housing with an SAE #2 starter placement. I had a big ring to mount on the flywheel that needed a flat faced SAE #1 flywheel. I shopped the second hand market for parts and came up empty handed. No one in any junkyard I could find admitted every having seen an SAE #1 flywheel and bell housing for a Cummins L10. They are in the Cummins catalog, but buying a new flywheel and bellhousing from Cummins would cost so much as defeat the cost effectiveness of the repower. The engine just looked like a money pit. The turbo charger was bad, and I was afraid of the cooling system so I abandoned that effort.
The bell housing needs to be a 'wet' housing. The drain plug on the bottom will upon installation be converted to a gravity return line to the transmission.
We tossed the net out again. This time we drug in a John Deere Industrial engine. IT had been sold to a guy with a vision of making a better combine. The engine had been around for a while, but the prototype combine that it had been in never worked. The paint wasn't fully burned off the exhaust manifold. It would our second attempt at the repower project. We got the engine and it in fact had an SAE #1 bellhousing and a large flat SAE#1 flywheel. The 21C engine has a cast flywheel with an inside out gear on it that the converter sticks into. Now I knew that SAE #1 flywheels could be adapted to this configuration because I've junked out a FIAT-ALLIS 31 which used the same connector, and they have a ring bolted to the flywheel that takes the converter drive. You can't recover an adapter ring from the 21C because it doesn't have one, but I could get the ring from our retired 31 and did so. Some quick measurements indicated that with the most trivial amount of machining on the flywheel we could mount the adapter ring.
Bolt up pattern is SAE #1 with optional 24 bolt pattern in lieu of standard 12 bolts.
IT took a couple of hours to get the flywheel perfectly set in our big lathe chuck all to make a couple of passes on a borehole that was no more than a 1/4" deep. The secret here was having a lathe big enough to chuck up an SAE#1 flywheel. Our lathe was plenty big. It will turn 4 feet in the gap, but our 18" 4 jaw chuck was at its limits with the jaws reversed to grab the flywheel. The flywheel then went to the vertical milling machine where the drilling and tapping was accomplished for the adapter ring. The ring was bolted down with Allen head bolts, and then the flywheel was rebalanced, ( a job that we outsourced).
This did not resolve all of our mating problems however. These converters have a power activated clutch on the front of them and our flywheel was no were near 'hollow enough' to proved clearance for this. We had a solution for this however. The Deere bellhousing is a 2 piece affair. This dates to the heritage of the engine as a tractor engine, as Deere Tractors bolt the engine to a Torque Tube instead of a bellhousing, and Deere just made an SAE Adapter. After a lot of soul searching we determined that we could resolve our clearance issues by making a 1" thick spacer--and space the bell housing back an inch. On the Deere engine the starter is mounted to the block and not the bell housing so the starter wouldn't be disturbed, it would just make the engine 1" longer in front of the rear motor mounts which were on the bell housing. This was a manageable issue so we went for it. We bought a piece of 1" thick plate and cut us a spacer with a big plasma cutter. We chose a Plasma cutter because it doesn't heat and warp things as much as an OXY-ACY cutting system.
The photos on the margin should give you a sense of the issues. By spacing the bellhousing bank an inch we made space inside the flywheel for the stuff sticking out on the front of the converter. The bell housing is dowelled to protect the runout settings but that is something that we will verify. The final issue is the pilot bearing. On the Fiat Allis the Pilot bearing was a ball bearing in the flywheel. By spacing the converter away from the flywheel we also pulled the pilot shaft out of the flywheel so that the end of the pilot shaft sticks into the flywheel about 1/8" of an inch. The converter clutch is a disconnect clutch that is disconnected only when the transmission pressure drops during the gear shift sequence. The clutch is engaged at all times except during the shift sequence. We couldn't very well use a ball bearing so we opted for a steel plug driven in the flywheel with a composite self lubricating bushing.
This is work in progress. We aren't done yet.... so come back.
Progress has totally stopped. This project has now been sitting for 5 years without further work on it. Somehow have the feeling that it never will be done.


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//  CollectionViewItem.m
//  CodeGenerated_CollectionView
//
//  Created by Frederick Hsu on 14/03/2017.
//  Copyright © 2017 Frederick Hsu. All rights reserved.
//

#import "CollectionViewItem.h"

@interface CollectionViewItem ()

    @property (weak) IBOutlet NSImageView *collImageView;
    @property (weak) IBOutlet NSTextField *titleField;

@end

@implementation CollectionViewItem

    - (void)viewDidLoad
    {
        [super viewDidLoad];

        /* Do view setup here. */
        if (!self.representedObject)
        {
            return;
        }
        self.collImageView.image = [self.representedObject objectForKey:@"image"];
        self.titleField.stringValue = [self.representedObject objectForKey:@"title"];
    }

@end

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Julie Proudfoot
JULIE PROUDFOOT is making her TimeLine debut with A SHAYNA MAIDEL. Recent credits include VISITING (Broadway World Award nomination, best ensemble) at Artemesia, the feminist theatre she founded in 2011. Other credits THE WINTER'S TALE (The Shakespeare Project of Chicago), FLYING (Equity Library Theatre), and CHEWING ON BECKETT (Artemisia). Television credits include CHICAGO JUSTICE, BOOMTOWN, GILMORE GIRLS and THE PRACTICE, among others. Julie has extensive experience as an actor and director developing and producing new work.
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Extended! Now playing through December 16
A powerful drama about two sisters reconnecting after separation through the rise of the Nazis.
"Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it." — Edmund Burke
"Why doesn't New York have more Off-Broadway companies like TimeLine?"
"I can't give you a simple answer to that tricky question, but I can tell you this: The fact that we don't is one of the many reasons why I've come to feel that the Windy City is blowing the Big Apple out of its once-secure spot at the top of America's theatrical tree. "


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The 2001 Badminton Asia Cup was the 3rd edition of the Badminton Asia Cup. It was held in Singapore indoor stadium, Singapore from 2 May to 6 May with total prize money of 150,000 US Dollars. Tournament consisted of total of three matches in every team encounter, with format of Men's singles, Men's doubles and a second Men's singles match. Countries participated in this tournaments were Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, Japan & China. Draw was conducted on 27 April 2001. Winning team China got US$80,000 while runner-up team South Korea got US$40,000. Indonesia finished third by defeating Thailand in Bronze medal tie and received a total of US$20,000 and 4th ranked Thai team settled with prize money of US$10,000.

Group results

Group A
1) Indonesia V/s Singapore

2) South Korea V/s Hong Kong

3) Indonesia V/s Hong Kong

4) South Korea V/s Singapore

5) Indonesia V/s South Korea

6) Hong Kong V/s Singapore

Group B
1) Malaysia V/s Japan

2) China V/s Thailand

3) Malaysia V/s Thailand

4) China V/s Japan

5) Japan V/s Thailand

6) China V/s Malaysia

Semifinals
1) Indonesia V/s China

2) South Korea V/s Thailand

Bronze medal tie
Indonesia V/s Thailand

Final
China V/s South Korea

References

Asia Cup,2001
Asia Cup
2001 in Singaporean sport
Sports competitions in Singapore
International sports competitions hosted by Singapore


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from os import path

import nose
from nose.tools.trivial import eq_
from collections import namedtuple

from futen.main import get_netlocs, execute

class Test_Main(object):

    def test_get_netlocs(self):
        testfile = path.join(path.dirname(__file__), 'data/ssh.config')
        expect = {'web': '2200', 'app': '2201', 'db': '2202'}
        with open(testfile) as fd:
            eq_(expect, get_netlocs(fd.readlines()))

    def test_template_render(self):
        testfile = path.join(path.dirname(__file__), 'data/ssh.config')
        template = path.join(path.dirname(__file__), 'data/inventory_template')
        expectfile = path.join(path.dirname(__file__), 'data/inventory_expect')
        with open(expectfile) as fd:
            expect = ''.join(fd.readlines())
        with open(testfile) as fd:
            lines = fd.readlines()
            args_mock = namedtuple(
                'ArgumentParserMock',
                ['template_file']
            )(template)
            result = execute(lines, args_mock)
            eq_(result, expect)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    nose.main(argv=['nosetests', '-s', '-v'], defaultTest=__file__)


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"Bloody Irish" 1916 musical on PBS stays away from standard version of Irish history
Moving ballads of the period soar as Easter Rising leaders' humanity and Irish people's doubt and suffering abound.
Kate Hickey
Moving ballads of the period soar as Easter Rising leaders humanity and Irish people's doubt and suffering abound.
"The Bloody Irish," a musical celebrating the coming of Irish freedom and the 1916 Easter Rising, is set to air on PBS, this Saturday, October 17, in preparation for a US tour in 2016. The remarkable stage performance filled with rousing Irish ballads is sure to move audiences on both sides of the Atlantic, but it will also make them consider the meaning of the armed rebellion as we enter the centenary of the 1916 Rising.
The stage show combines songs of that time, such as "Rocky Road to Dublin," "Monto," and "It's a Long Way to Tipperary," with the poignant and human story of loss and doubt on the ground during the Rising. Barry Devlin's play aims to steer away from the "standard reiteration" of this often discussed period of Irish history and provides a refreshing slant on the drama as it unfolds.
"Bloody Irish" 1916 musical soon to air on PBS ahead of live tour
"The Bloody Irish," a musical celebrating the coming of Irish freedom and the 1916 Easter Rising, is set to air on PBS, this Thursday, October 17, in preparation for a US tour in 2016. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1LlR9Oi
Posted by IrishCentral.com on Thursday, October 15, 2015
The show's 23-strong cast includes Lorcan Cranitch as James Connolly, Gavin O'Connor as Patrick Pearse, as well as Lisa Lambe and Fiachna O'Braonain, among the lead vocals. Barry Devlin, musician from the famed band Horslips, is director and author of this play. He commented on what a collaborative effort between the cast, Musical Director David Downes and Show Director Michael Barker-Caven the show was.
What Barry Devlin hoped to achieve with his script was "something that wouldn't be thuddingly trite." His aim was for something strikingly different and this musical show is certainly that.
He told IrishCentral, "This is entertainment. It's meant to be enjoyable and it's not trying to rewrite Irish history or anything, but it is trying to make a distinction from the standard reiteration of the story. And I always think that's worth doing."
The play opens with a little girl hauntingly singing in the foreground of the seven Irish rebel leaders as they are shot, standing on a union jack. Then we're introduced to the narrator of the play, Sir John Grenfell Maxwell, the man tasked with the job of quelling the rebellion and pacifying Ireland. Oft painted as an ogre in the telling of this part of Irish history, here the masterful portrayal of Maxwell, by Malcolm Sinclair, provides the audience with an unreliable narrator, one who the audience cannot help but like.
"Maxwell obviously states it straight down the line as he saw it, as the empire saw it, and he only gradually comes to terms with something that he already knows," Devlin said, "that the rebels were always going to lose and that failure was going to win it for them. They became martyrs."
"Bloody Irish" also depicts the fear felt by the rebels themselves, showing them as mortals with doubts about their undertaking. It also refreshingly illustrates just some of what the Irish at the time would have felt about the Rising. Much of this is done through musical numbers allowing the chorus, the people of Dublin and Ireland, to air their grievances.
"What I tried to analyze was that in a way 1916 has been baked and sermonized into this perfect thing," Devlin said. "And yet at the time it was fluid; it was a close up thing that could easily have gone either way in terms of how the public viewed it.
"That's what I'm trying to get, that time when, for people like the separation women in Dublin and for anyone who was fighting in the army, this was seen as a terrible way to behave and they were seen to have brought down the wrath of hell on them. People weren't sure for what. Of course, later on we all accepted that it was the spark that lit the fire and so on, but right then it probably didn't feel much like that."
One of the play's female leads is the character of Elizabeth O'Farrell, played by Lisa Lambe. O'Farrell was an Irish nurse and member of Cumann na mBan, best known for delivering the surrender in the Easter Rising of 1916. Her character, along with the younger volunteers and nurses, gives an insight into the suffering and confusion that week wrought on the people.
Lambe, formerly part of the singing group Celtic Woman, is no stranger to filming successful PBS musical shows, but she said being part of telling this story, playing O'Farrell and breathing new life into the anthemic songs in the show, was something very special.
"Most of the time the retelling of this history is very much focused on the seven heroes, but this play really gives the sense of the real lives of the people. And we don't hear much about women's roles in the history or how the people were affected," Lambe told IrishCentral.
"It's great to see real history coming alive. It's a hundred miles away from the history books we read in school and there's something amazing about watching it come to life. Everyone in the crew on the play had real passion about telling this story. I think this story is somehow in all our DNA."
Lambe was also struck by how much the music, as well as the history, in the play seemed to resonate with the entire cast.
"Getting into the studio and working on these songs, songs we all know somewhere in the back of our minds but might not have heard them in a while, it just brought them to life in a really amazing way," she said.
"Then, adding to this, the way the songs and the play were weaved into one another in almost an cinematic way. It was just fantastic to be part of it."
Apart from a day of recording at Dublin's Helix Theatre in September before a closed audience the show has never been seen before. Now for the first time an 80-minute version of the show will premiere on PBS, on Oct 17, 2015.
"The Bloody Irish" will then be released in selected theaters from February 2016, with support from PBS, to honor the centenary of the Easter Rising before the cast and crew assemble for a live tour of the show in the USA.
For more information visit the "Bloody Irish" Facebook page and check out PBS for your local schedules for this Oct 17.
Related: 1916 Easter Rising, Movies, Music
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