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R.I.P. David Schramm, airline owner Roy Biggins on 'Wings'
The Julliard graduate and prolific stage actor was 73.
March 30, 2020, 4:30PM By MeTV Staff
CBS Television Distribution
David Schramm was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky. While taking acting classes at Western Kentucky University, his teacher, Dr. Mildred Howard, encouraged him to apply to the newly created drama department at Julliard. At first, he refused.
In an interview with NJ.com, Schramm told the story of how he got in. "She told me, 'You are going to go to school in New York' — to which I said in my Southern twang, 'Doctor, they ain't gonna take me in no school in New York.' She worked on two audition pieces with me, arranged for the flight, packed a lunch and said, 'Go!' I did and got accepted on the spot."
After Julliard, Schramm joined The Acting Company, now one of the foremost theatrical repertory groups in the country. Started in 1972, his fellow company members included Patti LuPone, Kevin Kline and David Ogden Stiers (M*A*S*H).
Schramm debuted on Broadway in Three Sisters in 1973. He continued to act on stage through the 1970s. In 1983, he played Robert McNamara in the TV mini-series Kennedy. Seven years later, he won his most well-known role on the show Wings.
Right from the beginning, he knew Wings was special. He recalled in that 2008 interview: "I knew when we started it was going to be a success. Not just because the writers had been involved with Cheers, Taxi and Mary Tyler Moore. But when we sat around the table reading the first script, and I saw this buffoon they created for me, this pompous guy who said garish things to women, and all the other rich characters, I turned to Rebecca [Schull, who played Fay Cochran] and said, 'I think we've landed in a tub of butter.'"
Schramm played airline owner Roy Biggins in all 172 episodes of the shows eight-season run. He was the rival to the main characters Joe and Brian Hackett (played by Tim Daly and Steven Weber, respectively). His Aeromass airline was the local Nantucket competitor to Sandpiper.
David Schramm passed away in New York at the age of 73.
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Mac2Nite 24 months ago
LOVE LOVE LOVED him in Wings! Played the "bad" foil to the Hackett brothers to perfection! The guy you loved to hate [just like Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell in Leave it to Beaver]. RIP big guy!
Jester11 33 months ago
With all these wonderful actors and actresses who have recently passed , not to mention the musicians and athletes who have also recently passed, Heaven must. have one HELL (no pun intended) of a show planned out!! Kinda makes me wish I was there for the filming of the pilot episode. Kinda.
Robert1959 34 months ago
R.I.P. Curly Neal saw you many times with my dad had a good time watching you guys win big all the time we will miss you.thank you for the good times Robertmeininger
There's a show Me should air.
Wiseguy MrsPhilHarris 34 months ago
Antenna TV has the rights.
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PortelaJ 34 months ago
R.I.P. Mr. Schramm....but did I miss something in the title that brought me here "Another M*A*S*H story" ??
I don't recall ever seeing him in the 4077th.
Stay safe everyone.
Wiseguy PortelaJ 34 months ago
David Ogden Stiers and M*A*S*H are referenced.
tenevoyprizrak 34 months ago
Wings...how appropriate.
cperrynaples tenevoyprizrak 34 months ago
Yes, you used to be able to stream it here but now it's on "another network"!
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Ранний дриас — климатический период, относящийся к максимальному похолоданию после вислинского оледенения на севере Европы. В Альпах ранний дриас соответствует гшницкому периоду вюрмского оледенения. Все три периода, носящие название дриас, названы в честь растения дриада восьмилепестная, обнаруженного в пробах ледникового льда и в болотном торфе. Это растение было маркером распространения холодного климата на территории Европы. Ранний дриас соответствует пыльцовой зоне Ia.

Хронология
Ранний дриас принято датировать примерно 16,9 — 14,7 тысяч лет назад. Дата окончания принята многими исследователями, причём получена разными методами. Закончился .

Флора
Во время дриаса ландшафт Европы напоминал арктическую тундру, крупные деревья на большей части её территории отсутствовали. Были распространены кустарники и травянистые растения, такие, как:
 Злаки
 Полынь
 Карликовая берёза
 Salix retusa, карликовая ива
 дриада восьмилепестная

Фауна
Животный мир был в основном арктического типа, однако во время ледникового максимума теплолюбивые животные обитали в нескольких территориальных зонах, т. н. «убежищах», на территории Европы. Начиная с раннего дриаса они начинают вновь заселять Европу.

Бурый медведь проник на север одним из первых. Как показывают генетические исследования, североевропейские бурые медведи происходят из убежища в Карпатах, в Молдавии. Другими убежищами животных в Европе того времени были Италия, Испания и Греция. Вероятно, виды, на которые охотился человек на Невшательском озере в конце периода, присутствовали на нём в течение всего периода:

Птицы:
Gavia arctica, чернозобая гагара
 Gavia stellata, краснозобая гагара
 Cygnus cygnus, лебедь-кликун
 Aquila chrysaetos, беркут

Вышеприведенные птицы — в основном морские.

Рыбы:
Lota lota, налим
 Thymallus thymallus, хариус
 Rutilus rutilus, плотва
 Salmo trutta, форель
 Salvelinus alpinus, голец

Среди мелких животных, населявших травянистый ландшафт тундры, были представлены следующие: Хомяковые:
Discrotonyx torquatus, воротничковый лемминг
 Microtus oeconomus, полёвка-экономка
 Microtus arvalis, обыкновенная полёвка
 Chionmys nivalis, снежная полёвка

Зайцеобразные:
Lepus timidus, заяц-беляк

Беличьи:
Marmota marmota, сурок

В дополнение к медведям и птицам существовали и другие хищники — охотники на мелких животных: Хищные:
Felis lynx, рысь
 Alopex lagopus, песец
 Canis lupus, волк

Для человека привлекательной дичью были крупные млекопитающие, такие, как:
 Rangifer tarandus, северный олень
 Equus ferus, дикая лошадь
 Capra ibex, горный козёл

В какой-то момент распространились крупные млекопитающие: гиена, шерстистый носорог, пещерный медведь и шерстистый мамонт.

Археология

Человеческие культуры в Европе к тому времени уже многие тысячелетия были представлены кроманьонцами и находились на уровне верхнего палеолита. Мадленская культура охотников на северных оленей преобладала в западной Европе. От Карпат и далее на восток эпиграветтская культура продолжала традиции предыдущей граветтской.

На Дальнем востоке дзёмонская культура уже перешла к оседлому образу жизни, производила пищу, вероятно, выращивала рис, и даже создала древнейшую известную керамику.

Одним из наиболее примечательных открытий, связанных с указанным периодом, был домашний волк — разновидность canis lupus с меньшими зубами. Также была обнаружена домашняя собака, canis familiaris. Считается, что эти животные помогали человеку на охоте, однако в связи с природой охоты того времени они научились помогать пастухам пасти стада.

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 High-resolution studies of lake sediments
 Glaciers and Climate in Western Austria
 Late Glacial Shetland
 Chronology of Climatic Change During the Last Deglaciation
 Late Glacial Ice Advances in Maritime Canada
 The Venus of Neuchatel
 [www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1365-2907.2005.00063.x Brown Bears]

Палеолит Европы
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New Orleans Saints erase 14-point deficit, find rhythm in win over Detroit
'If we run the ball efficiently, the sky's the limit for what we can do'
Sam Shannon
The New Orleans Saints struggled to find a consistent rhythm offensively and defensively through the first three weeks of the 2020 season, but that changed midway through the first half when the Saints erased a 14-point deficit to beat the Detroit Lions 35-29 in Week 4.
"You have to keep playing, that whole quarter. It was a quick turnaround," defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson said Monday. "We had to make adjustments on defense, but other than that, we've been down before. We have to keep fighting like we always do. Yesterday showed a lot. We could have easily given up, but the whole team came together, offensively they did things running the ball, Drew (Brees) did things, receivers stepped up big, the defense. We're still coming together to try to get everything right and win every game possible."
After falling behind 14-0 within the first five minutes, the Saints answered the bell by scoring 35 unanswered points due in large part to the dynamic rushing attack of Alvin Kamara and Latavius Murray. Murray finished with 64 yards on 14 carries and scored two rushing touchdowns.
"I really felt the vision was there and I felt we were real patient knowing how their front plays and their backers play," Murray said Monday on what contributed to the rushing success. "They're not a real downhill, penetration defense, so we knew we just had to be a little more patient with the holes and to hit it. That helped a lot. We knew that going into it and I think we stuck with that."
After throwing an interception on his first pass attempt of the game, quarterback Drew Brees turned it loose, completing 19-of-25 passes for 246 yards and two scores, both to Tre'Quan Smith. Brees' ability to push the ball downfield forced Detroit to pick its poison.
"It opens things up a lot," Murray said. "Obviously, when we throw the ball down the field, we are able to keep defenses on their toes. If we run the ball efficiently, the sky's the limit for what we can do."
The Saints secondary was short-handed Sunday, forcing cornerback Patrick Robinson to start his first game since 2018. It was Robinson who halted the Lions' momentum with a crucial interception in the end zone with the score tied at 14.
"Definitely," said Gardner-Johnson on how the team was able to feed off of Robinson's takeaway. "We had a pick six, a real game-changing pick six, the first week of the season with Jack (Janoris 'Jackrabbit' Jenkins). Just seeing him (Robinson) get a pick and see some action. Maybe we have to depend on certain people. Our backups are as good as our starters. Our coach always tells us prepare as if you're a starter. It doesn't matter if you're a backup or starter. You have to play like a starter 24-7 and go out and dominate. That's all it is, when you have guys keeping sharpening the axe, going out and competing and doing their job with what they can control and they can do. The sky's the limit for them."
Although the Saints were able to string together 35 unanswered points, it's not a perfect game when you fall behind 14 points in the early going.
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Alvin Kamara, Wil Lutz played crucial roles in New Orleans Saints securing fourth consecutive win in overtime thriller at Chicago
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© Reuters. The dollar declined after the Fed and the figures
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On Tuesday, the index fell to a low of three and a half months of 91.47.
The dollar is gaining ground Wednesday on the manufacturing index, and construction.
It is also found support after the minutes of the Federal Reserve, showed that officials have discussed a reduction of taxes, which could require an increase in interest rates at a faster pace in 2018.
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Q: Changing the colour of Python docstring params in VS Code I'm looking to change the colour (or highlight) of params in Python docstrings in VS Code.
I had some look into themes, but I don't quite understand how I could add a custom scope using TextMate.
On the image below, you can see the :param: are the same colour as the string.
I'm looking for it to be a different / custom colour.
Might also look into highlighting the return types such as str or dict.
I'd really appreciate any and all help!

A: The doc string is colored as a normal string.
Use the extension Highlight to specify which text should have a different color
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    "(:(?:param|return))( \\w+)?(:)": {
      "regexFlags": "g",
      "filterLanguageRegex": "python",
      "decorations": [
        { "color": "blue" },
        { "color": "green" },
        { "color": "blue" }
      ]
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A: Since this is inside the docstring there's not much you can do easily. AFAIK themes are based on the language servers definitions in the language. Docstrings are considered a whole "thing" so you can change the whole docstring colour, but not content within the docstring.
You could probably do this if you wrote a VS module, but that's a lot of work for something this minor.

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     * The properties of a run.
     */
    @JsonProperty(value = "properties")
    private RunProperties innerProperties;

    /*
     * Metadata pertaining to creation and last modification of the resource.
     */
    @JsonProperty(value = "systemData", access = JsonProperty.Access.WRITE_ONLY)
    private SystemData systemData;

    /**
     * Get the innerProperties property: The properties of a run.
     *
     * @return the innerProperties value.
     */
    private RunProperties innerProperties() {
        return this.innerProperties;
    }

    /**
     * Get the systemData property: Metadata pertaining to creation and last modification of the resource.
     *
     * @return the systemData value.
     */
    public SystemData systemData() {
        return this.systemData;
    }

    /**
     * Get the runId property: The unique identifier for the run.
     *
     * @return the runId value.
     */
    public String runId() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().runId();
    }

    /**
     * Set the runId property: The unique identifier for the run.
     *
     * @param runId the runId value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withRunId(String runId) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withRunId(runId);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the status property: The current status of the run.
     *
     * @return the status value.
     */
    public RunStatus status() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().status();
    }

    /**
     * Set the status property: The current status of the run.
     *
     * @param status the status value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withStatus(RunStatus status) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withStatus(status);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the lastUpdatedTime property: The last updated time for the run.
     *
     * @return the lastUpdatedTime value.
     */
    public OffsetDateTime lastUpdatedTime() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().lastUpdatedTime();
    }

    /**
     * Set the lastUpdatedTime property: The last updated time for the run.
     *
     * @param lastUpdatedTime the lastUpdatedTime value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withLastUpdatedTime(OffsetDateTime lastUpdatedTime) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withLastUpdatedTime(lastUpdatedTime);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the runType property: The type of run.
     *
     * @return the runType value.
     */
    public RunType runType() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().runType();
    }

    /**
     * Set the runType property: The type of run.
     *
     * @param runType the runType value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withRunType(RunType runType) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withRunType(runType);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the agentPoolName property: The dedicated agent pool for the run.
     *
     * @return the agentPoolName value.
     */
    public String agentPoolName() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().agentPoolName();
    }

    /**
     * Set the agentPoolName property: The dedicated agent pool for the run.
     *
     * @param agentPoolName the agentPoolName value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withAgentPoolName(String agentPoolName) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withAgentPoolName(agentPoolName);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the createTime property: The time the run was scheduled.
     *
     * @return the createTime value.
     */
    public OffsetDateTime createTime() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().createTime();
    }

    /**
     * Set the createTime property: The time the run was scheduled.
     *
     * @param createTime the createTime value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withCreateTime(OffsetDateTime createTime) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withCreateTime(createTime);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the startTime property: The time the run started.
     *
     * @return the startTime value.
     */
    public OffsetDateTime startTime() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().startTime();
    }

    /**
     * Set the startTime property: The time the run started.
     *
     * @param startTime the startTime value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withStartTime(OffsetDateTime startTime) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withStartTime(startTime);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the finishTime property: The time the run finished.
     *
     * @return the finishTime value.
     */
    public OffsetDateTime finishTime() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().finishTime();
    }

    /**
     * Set the finishTime property: The time the run finished.
     *
     * @param finishTime the finishTime value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withFinishTime(OffsetDateTime finishTime) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withFinishTime(finishTime);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the outputImages property: The list of all images that were generated from the run. This is applicable if the
     * run generates base image dependencies.
     *
     * @return the outputImages value.
     */
    public List<ImageDescriptor> outputImages() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().outputImages();
    }

    /**
     * Set the outputImages property: The list of all images that were generated from the run. This is applicable if the
     * run generates base image dependencies.
     *
     * @param outputImages the outputImages value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withOutputImages(List<ImageDescriptor> outputImages) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withOutputImages(outputImages);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the task property: The task against which run was scheduled.
     *
     * @return the task value.
     */
    public String task() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().task();
    }

    /**
     * Set the task property: The task against which run was scheduled.
     *
     * @param task the task value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withTask(String task) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withTask(task);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the imageUpdateTrigger property: The image update trigger that caused the run. This is applicable if the task
     * has base image trigger configured.
     *
     * @return the imageUpdateTrigger value.
     */
    public ImageUpdateTrigger imageUpdateTrigger() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().imageUpdateTrigger();
    }

    /**
     * Set the imageUpdateTrigger property: The image update trigger that caused the run. This is applicable if the task
     * has base image trigger configured.
     *
     * @param imageUpdateTrigger the imageUpdateTrigger value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withImageUpdateTrigger(ImageUpdateTrigger imageUpdateTrigger) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withImageUpdateTrigger(imageUpdateTrigger);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the sourceTrigger property: The source trigger that caused the run.
     *
     * @return the sourceTrigger value.
     */
    public SourceTriggerDescriptor sourceTrigger() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().sourceTrigger();
    }

    /**
     * Set the sourceTrigger property: The source trigger that caused the run.
     *
     * @param sourceTrigger the sourceTrigger value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withSourceTrigger(SourceTriggerDescriptor sourceTrigger) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withSourceTrigger(sourceTrigger);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the timerTrigger property: The timer trigger that caused the run.
     *
     * @return the timerTrigger value.
     */
    public TimerTriggerDescriptor timerTrigger() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().timerTrigger();
    }

    /**
     * Set the timerTrigger property: The timer trigger that caused the run.
     *
     * @param timerTrigger the timerTrigger value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withTimerTrigger(TimerTriggerDescriptor timerTrigger) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withTimerTrigger(timerTrigger);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the platform property: The platform properties against which the run will happen.
     *
     * @return the platform value.
     */
    public PlatformProperties platform() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().platform();
    }

    /**
     * Set the platform property: The platform properties against which the run will happen.
     *
     * @param platform the platform value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withPlatform(PlatformProperties platform) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withPlatform(platform);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the agentConfiguration property: The machine configuration of the run agent.
     *
     * @return the agentConfiguration value.
     */
    public AgentProperties agentConfiguration() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().agentConfiguration();
    }

    /**
     * Set the agentConfiguration property: The machine configuration of the run agent.
     *
     * @param agentConfiguration the agentConfiguration value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withAgentConfiguration(AgentProperties agentConfiguration) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withAgentConfiguration(agentConfiguration);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the sourceRegistryAuth property: The scope of the credentials that were used to login to the source registry
     * during this run.
     *
     * @return the sourceRegistryAuth value.
     */
    public String sourceRegistryAuth() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().sourceRegistryAuth();
    }

    /**
     * Set the sourceRegistryAuth property: The scope of the credentials that were used to login to the source registry
     * during this run.
     *
     * @param sourceRegistryAuth the sourceRegistryAuth value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withSourceRegistryAuth(String sourceRegistryAuth) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withSourceRegistryAuth(sourceRegistryAuth);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the customRegistries property: The list of custom registries that were logged in during this run.
     *
     * @return the customRegistries value.
     */
    public List<String> customRegistries() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().customRegistries();
    }

    /**
     * Set the customRegistries property: The list of custom registries that were logged in during this run.
     *
     * @param customRegistries the customRegistries value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withCustomRegistries(List<String> customRegistries) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withCustomRegistries(customRegistries);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the runErrorMessage property: The error message received from backend systems after the run is scheduled.
     *
     * @return the runErrorMessage value.
     */
    public String runErrorMessage() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().runErrorMessage();
    }

    /**
     * Get the updateTriggerToken property: The update trigger token passed for the Run.
     *
     * @return the updateTriggerToken value.
     */
    public String updateTriggerToken() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().updateTriggerToken();
    }

    /**
     * Set the updateTriggerToken property: The update trigger token passed for the Run.
     *
     * @param updateTriggerToken the updateTriggerToken value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withUpdateTriggerToken(String updateTriggerToken) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withUpdateTriggerToken(updateTriggerToken);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the logArtifact property: The image description for the log artifact.
     *
     * @return the logArtifact value.
     */
    public ImageDescriptor logArtifact() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().logArtifact();
    }

    /**
     * Get the provisioningState property: The provisioning state of a run.
     *
     * @return the provisioningState value.
     */
    public ProvisioningState provisioningState() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().provisioningState();
    }

    /**
     * Set the provisioningState property: The provisioning state of a run.
     *
     * @param provisioningState the provisioningState value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withProvisioningState(ProvisioningState provisioningState) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withProvisioningState(provisioningState);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the isArchiveEnabled property: The value that indicates whether archiving is enabled or not.
     *
     * @return the isArchiveEnabled value.
     */
    public Boolean isArchiveEnabled() {
        return this.innerProperties() == null ? null : this.innerProperties().isArchiveEnabled();
    }

    /**
     * Set the isArchiveEnabled property: The value that indicates whether archiving is enabled or not.
     *
     * @param isArchiveEnabled the isArchiveEnabled value to set.
     * @return the RunInner object itself.
     */
    public RunInner withIsArchiveEnabled(Boolean isArchiveEnabled) {
        if (this.innerProperties() == null) {
            this.innerProperties = new RunProperties();
        }
        this.innerProperties().withIsArchiveEnabled(isArchiveEnabled);
        return this;
    }

    /**
     * Validates the instance.
     *
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException thrown if the instance is not valid.
     */
    public void validate() {
        if (innerProperties() != null) {
            innerProperties().validate();
        }
    }
}

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Keshia Knight Pulliam marries Brad James at 'magical' wedding
By Annie Martin
Keshia Knight Pulliam married Brad James at an intimate wedding at their home. File Photo by Danny Moloshok/UPI | License Photo
Oct. 4 (UPI) -- Keshia Knight Pulliam is a married woman.
The 42-year-old actress married her fiancé, Brad James, at an intimate wedding at their home last week.
Pulliam shared the news over the weekend on Instagram alongside photos from her "magical" wedding.
"Last week my life forever changed... I married my best friend at our home surrounded by family & it was magical!!!" Pulliam captioned the post.
"It wasn't the large destination wedding we were originally planning. Instead, it was intimate, whimsical, full of love, laughter and joy... Absolutely perfect!!" she said. "Maybe one day I will share the events that inspired our change of plans. However, for now I can say God makes no mistakes & the joy is in the journey."
Pulliam said the COVID-19 pandemic has taught her "to live in the moment" and be grateful for "the present."
"Thank you to everyone who celebrated with us!! Most of all thank you to @mrbradjames my amazing husband, my person, my soulmate," she said. "Thank you for renewing my vulnerability & faith in unconditionally love."
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James, an actor known for For Better or Worse and A House Divided, confirmed the news in a post on his own account.
"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step..." James wrote. "I'm grateful to take mine with you.. my friend, my counselor, business partner, travel buddy, co-parent, trip advisor, lover, movie critic, negotiator, ride not die-er, designated driver (even tho I'm a better driver) chef, spiritual healer, and so much more."
"I love you eternally, and gift you with my tribe and family who will protect and support you and our family be any means necessary," he said.
Pulliam and James started dating in 2019 after meeting on the set of the TV movie Pride and Prejudice: Atlanta. The couple got engaged in December 2020.
Pulliam was previously married to Ed Hartwell and has a 4-year-old daughter, Ella Grace, with her ex.
Pulliam came to fame by playing Rudy Huxtable on The Cosby Show. She portrays Miranda Lucas Payne on the TBS series Tyler Perry's House of Payne.
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hilippa and Liam are a lovely couple who tied the knot on Lake Como last year.
We really loved planning the wedding of these two young and sweet newlyweds, who then decided to pack up their lives and begin a wonderful adventure together… traveling the world for a year, enriching themselves being exposed to other cultures!
Their dream became true and they made a blog where reporting every step of this amazing experience.
Today we invite you to read one of their last post, where they talk about how to get married in Italy and live happily ever after of course!


Some of the people reading this may be old enough to remember the early days of the web. Like, 1995.
Back then the coolest thing was to have text and images flashing on and off in a frame of your Netscape Navitator. Those were the days. Never mind that anyone prone to siezures was at risk whenever they looked at their brand-new VGA screens.
Fortunately, the web moved on, and flashy-flashy text has been phased out of all but the most primitive websites — usually websites of churches, I think.
Everyone had to have a slider on their website. Not for any reason other than everyone else seemed to have one. Many websites have yet to get over this.
Now, it seems everyone needs parallax.
I'm sure you've seen it. If you haven't yet, you will. It's where a part of the web page you're looking at has an image or a block of text that scrolls at a different speed than the rest of the page. Or moves sideways as you scroll down. Or fades in. Or slides up from the bottom. Or out on the top.
… And everyone wants it because it's the in thing, the latest thing.
But I guarantee you we'll look back in a few years — maybe not in 2016 or 2017, but probably it will be dawning on us by 2018 — that parallax for the sake of parallax is just as bad an idea as flashing text for the sake of flashing text.
Sure, there are probably still a few (rare) good reasons to use flashing text. There are a few (rare) good reasons for sliders. And there are probably a few (rare) good reasons for parallax.
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Battle of Alessandria or Cassina-Grossa, 20 June 1799
The battle of Alessandria or Cassina-Grossa (20 June 1799) was a rare French victory in Italy during the campaign of 1799, but one that came too late to prevent the Austro-Russian army of Marshal Suvarov from defeating a second French army at the battle of the Trebbia (17-19 June 1799)
At the start of the War of the Second Coalition the Austrians and Russians won a series of victories that threatened to push the French completely out of Italy. The first of these victories, at Verona and Magnano, saw the Allies defeat French offensives, but at Cassano (27 April 1799) it had been Marshal Suvarov who had taken the initiative. In the aftermath of this victory the Allies had taken Milan, and the French, now under General Moreau, had been forced to retreat to Genoa.
Portrait of
Marshal Jacques Macdonald,
Duke of Taranto, 1765-1840
The French had a second army in Italy, the Army of Naples under General Macdonald. After the defeats in the north Macdonald was ordered to move north to combine with Moreau in an attempt to overcome the Allies' numerical advantage.
Suvarov realised the danger he was in, and moved against General Macdonald. The two armies clashed on the southern bank of the River Po, just to the west of Piacenza (battle of the Trebbia, 17-18 June 1799). After three days of fighting Macdonald was forced to admit defeat and retreat east, without meeting up with Moreau or any of his forces.
If Moreau had moved as quickly as Macdonald then the two French armies would almost certainly have been united, but his first move didn't come until 16 June when he dispatched General Lapoype north-east towards Bobbio to join up with Macdonald. This placed Lapoype just to the south of the fighting on the Trebbia, but Lapoype spent three days outside Bobbio. Only after the battle was over did he advance north, in an attempt to protect Piacenza. Suvarov learnt of this move, and sent a column to capture Bobbio. Lapoype realised he was cut off, and attempted to fight his way back through Bobbio. After this failed he moved east into the Taro valley, where he joined up with General Victor, with part of Macdonald's left wing. This combined force was able to hold the mountain passes, and helped Macdonald reach Genoa along the coast.
Moreau's main advance began on 17 June. The French left Genoa in two columns. After crossing the mountains the left, 4,500 strong, advanced north-west up the main road toward Novi, while the right, 9,500 strong, crossed the river Scrivia, and advanced north along the foot of the mountains towards Tortona. Bellegarde had orders to hold the French back for as long as possible, and so retreated slowly back towards Alessandria. On 18 June he lifted the siege of Tortona, and withdrew west to Spinetta, between there and Alessandria. Bellegarde had 8,000 men with him, while Vukassovich had a similar force behind the Bormida (south-west of Alessandria). This gave the Austrians around 16,000 men and the French 14,000.
On 19 June Moreau, with Grenier's division, advanced towards Tortona, which was being besieged by an Allied force under the Austrian general Heinrich Bellegarde. On the same day Moreau had Quesnel's and Partouneaux's brigades camped on the right bank of the Scrivia, and Grouchy spread out as far as Torre Garofoli, on the road west of Tortona.
Moreau decided to attack Bellegarde's camp at Spinetta. Garreau's, Serras's and Colli's brigades were to cross the Scrivia and advance west towards Cascina Grossa (Cassina-Grossa in early French sources), a small village just to the east of Spinetta.
The advance began early on 20 June. Garreau, on the French left, pushed the Austrians out of Pozzolo, but then turned too far to the right, and instead of moving north-west towards Cascina Grossa moved north towards Quattro Cascine. This put him on the same track as Serras, in the French centre, and both brigades ended up at San Giuliano, two miles east of Cascina Grossa.
They were soon joined by Grouchy, with Colli's brigade. Moreau decided to attack the Austrian position at Cascina Grossa. The battle for the village was hotly contested. The French captured the village at least twice, and were forced out by reinforcements from Spinetta. Bellegarde decided to try and envelop Garreau, on the French left, and greatly extended his own right wing. This led to the decisive moment of the battle, when Moreau, with Grenier's division, attacked the centre of Bellegarde's line, cutting off the Austrian right, most of which was either captured or killed.
This disaster forced Bellegarde to retreat west behind the line of the Bormida. The Austrians had lost 3,000 men, 1,500 of them prisoners. Bellegarde retreated south-west to Castelnuovo-Bormida, while the French occupied the plains around Tortona.
This was a significant French victory, and if it had come a week earlier might have been of great importance, for it would have allowed Moreau to join up with Macdonald having already defeated part of the Austro-Russian army. Instead it came a day after Macdonald's defeat on the Trebbia. When Moreau learnt of this defeat, he realised that he would have to retreat back to Genoa.
Moreau's victory did help Macdonald escape from Suvarov's pursuit. Macdonald had fought rearguard actions at San-Giorgio (20 June 1799) and Sassuolo (23 June 1799) and the Allies were pressing him hard. When Suvarov heard that Bellegarde was in some danger he called off the pursuit, gathered his scattered army and moved west. On the night of 25-26 June, with Suvarov approaching from the east, Moreau slipped away from Tortona and retreated into the mountains at Gavi and Novi, before retreating back to Genoa. Macdonald was also able to reach Genoa, crossing the Apennines further east and advancing west along the coast. Moreau was replaced as commander of the combined army by General Barthélemy Joubert, who led it to yet another defeat, at Novi on 15 August 1799, dying in the battle.
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Initiative 732 would create a new and accelerating carbon tax while also cutting business taxes in Washington State. Intended to appeal to conservative voters, I-732 was advertised as revenue neutral. But it's not. I-732 will make Washington's budget mess worse.
A state analysis found that I-732 will cut funding available for education, health care, and other vital services by nearly $800 million over the next six years. Our state already faces a $5 billion budget deficit and court orders to improve funding for schools and mental health. I-732 makes this situation worse.
We want Washington to move toward a clean-energy economy. But our state's climate policy must be comprehensive, so it protects families, communities, and jobs. I-732 fails this test. A clean-energy economy can reduce carbon emissions while also creating family-wage jobs. It can rebuild crumbling infrastructure to better serve our communities in a changing climate, invest in areas hardest hit by pollution, and provide a "Just Transition" towards a clean energy economy for workers and communities. But I-732 doesn't do any of this.
I-732 makes fossil fuels more expensive. But the point of climate policy and carbon pricing isn't just to pay more for fossil fuels; it's to give ourselves choices so we need LESS fossil fuel. Without investment in affordable energy alternatives, we just pay more for what we've got instead of making the clean energy transition we need.
The families in communities near high-traffic roadways and industrial facilities and the workers in industries targeted by I-732 taxes are the people hardest hit by pollution. They will also pay the biggest price for I-732. That's why the initiative's sponsors fund what they call a "Working Families Tax Exemption." But this exemption would provide less than half of this vulnerable population with any relief from increased energy costs. What these Washington communities really need is investments and jobs to make an equitable transition to a clean-energy economy. But I-732 ignores this.
Washington State can and should be a leader on climate action, but we need the right policy and I-732 is not that. That's why a broad coalition is advocating for a policy in Washington state that invests in clean energy, forests, water infrastructure, and a just transition to clean energy for workers and communities. Climate policy is too important to not get it right – I-732 unfortunately gets it wrong. On behalf of the unions, environmental groups, organizations of color, businesses, faith-based groups and many others who stand united against I-732, we urge you to please Vote NO.


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AFC cut candidates: Blake Bortles obvious, but Justin Houston?
Published: Feb. 13, 2019 at 12:11 p.m.
Updated: Feb. 14, 2019 at 11:40 a.m.
Julian Edelman was barely done with his Monday morning Super Bowl MVP press conference when the first cuts started. The Falcons waved goodbye to cornerback Robert Alford, who, two long years ago, had a pick-six of Tom Brady in the Super Bowl. Alford was signed by the Cardinals just two days after his release, a reminder that free agency doesn't necessarily wait for mid-March.
Other notable names like Texans wideout Demaryius Thomas have been released since, but most of the roster pruning will take place closer to when the new league year starts on March 13.
Below is my best guess at projecting some of the potential AFC cuts. Click here for the NFC rundown.
1) Case Keenum, QB, Denver Broncos: Broncos executive John Elway admitted Keenum was a "short-term" solution, and then he showed that he meant it in trading for Joe Flacco. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports that the Broncos will now shop Keenum. If nothing comes to fruition there, Elway is likely to eat the $6.5 million guaranteed on Keenum's 2019 contract to save salary-cap space, rather than let Keenum compete with Flacco.
2) Blake Bortles, QB, Jacksonville Jaguars: Bortles will still cost the Jaguars $16.5 million against the cap in dead money, even if they cut him. That includes $6.5 million in guaranteed money due to Bortles in 2019 because of the deeply unnecessary contract extension Jags executive Tom Coughlin and general manager David Caldwell gave Bortles last offseason. It's up to the same front office to recover from that mistake quickly.
3) Malik Jackson, DT, Jacksonville Jaguars: Jackson has enjoyed a sneaky-good three-year run in Jacksonville and wasn't a huge liability last season, especially in a part-time role after his snaps were reduced late in the season. But $13 million is too much to pay for a rotational lineman when the Jags have real cap issues (see above) and real needs, and Jackson knows he's a goner. He won't be our No. 1 free agent again, but he'll inspire plenty of interest.
4-5) CB Jimmy Smith and WR Michael Crabtree, Baltimore Ravens: The two men whose end zone battle essentially decided Super Bowl XLVII could be linked again this offseason. Smith hasn't stayed on the field enough to earn his scheduled $9.5 million salary, while Crabtree's one season in Baltimore was a disappointment. The Ravens need to get younger and faster at wide receiver and in the secondary.
6) Ryan Tannehill, QB, Miami Dolphins: Due $38 million over the next two years, Tannehill's fate will be a great litmus test of just how desperate teams are in the quarterback market. There's a chance another team will see that contract and give up a draft pick to obtain it. A chance.
7-10) WR DeVante Parker, DE Robert Quinn, WR Danny Amendola and DE Andre Branch, Miami Dolphins: Nearly every genre of personnel mistake is represented here. Parker is an example of the first-round pick who fizzled out despite all sorts of chances. Amendola was the aging veteran overpaid for leadership. Quinn was the expensive trade acquisition who never made sense. Branch was the most costly of all, a homegrown contract-year hero who the club didn't correctly self-scout. These are the moves the Dolphins have made to win between six and eight games in nine of the last 10 years.
11) Donald Penn, OT, Oakland Raiders: Jon Gruden announced his intentions at tackle when the Raiders drafted two players at the position last year, and that came before Penn missed most of 2018 with a groin injury.
12) Bud Dupree, LB, Pittsburgh Steelers: Mike Tomlin has been patiently waiting for Dupree to live up to the Steelers' edge-rushing tradition for four seasons. Paying him $9.232 million on a fifth-year option would represent far too much patience.
13) Charles Clay, TE, Buffalo Bills: Clay was a splashy free-agent signing by former GM Doug Whaley. He was a healthy scratch late last season, usually the final sign a player is on his way out.
1) Justin Houston, LB/DE, Kansas City Chiefs: Houston is one of the best pass rushers of the last decade, so I was surprised how casually The Athletic's Nate Parker wrote that Houston was unlikely to return to the team in 2019 because of his $21.1 million cap figure.
The more I thought about it -- and read comments from Chiefs GM Brett Veach -- the more sense it made. The Chiefs are switching to a 4-3 defense under new coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, and Veach lauded how youngsters Chris Jones and Derrick Nnadi fit into the new system. The team has already said it will bring back Dee Ford, which probably means the franchise tag. Veach was vague about Houston's future. K.C. doesn't have a ton of cap space and needs to start making room for extensions for Jones, Tyreek Hill and eventually Patrick Mahomes. Houston can still play at a high level, but perhaps not at the level you'd expect for someone set to count for $21.1 million against the cap at age 30. If released, he'll get picked up quickly on a big deal elsewhere.
2) Kelechi Osemele, OG, Oakland Raiders: New Raiders GM Mike Mayock -- that still feels bizarre to write -- has plenty of cap space, but the team might want to continue getting younger up front.
3) Marcell Dareus, DT, Jacksonville Jaguars: Dareus is ultimately a valuable run-stopping specialist who is paid like a superstar.
4) Eric Weddle, S, Baltimore Ravens: Weddle said after the season he'd retire before playing for another organization, but then backed off that statement. A valuable pickup by former GM Ozzie Newsome, the 34-year-old no longer possesses the range he once had.
5) Jamie Collins, LB, Cleveland Browns: Still dogged by occasional complaints about his effort level, Collins' bigger issue is his lack of playmaking. It's been a while since NBC's Cris Collinsworth called him one of the best defensive players in football.
6) S Devin McCourty or LB Dont'a Hightower, New England Patriots: Bill Belichick has shown in the past he's not afraid to let go of highly paid defensive leaders. Retirement has been floated as an option for McCourty, which could be a pre-emptive strike against any Patriots request for a pay cut. Hightower was terrific in the playoffs and is the heartbeat of the team's linebacker group, but the Pats often err on the side of letting go of a player a year too early rather than keeping him a year too long. It's hard to imagine New England cutting both players, but saying goodbye to one would be a typical Belichickian way to move on from the Super Bowl afterglow.
Other players in trouble (in alphabetical order): Dwayne Allen, TE, New England Patriots; Kelvin Beachum, OT, New York Jets; Travis Benjamin, WR, Los Angeles Chargers; Morgan Burnett, S, Pittsburgh Steelers; Adrian Clayborn, DE, New England Patriots; Isaiah Crowell, RB, New York Jets; Johnathan Cyprien, S, Tennessee Titans; Carlos Hyde, RB, Jacksonville Jaguars; Kevin Johnson, CB, Houston Texans; Dre Kirkpatrick, CB, Cincinnati Bengals; Ronald Leary, OG, Denver Broncos; Corey Liuget, DT, Los Angeles Chargers; Brandon Marshall, LB, Denver Broncos; AJ McCarron, QB, Oakland Raiders; Seth Roberts, WR, Oakland Raiders; Josh Sitton, OG, Miami Dolphins; Daniel Sorensen, S, Kansas City Chiefs.


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Gunmen kill 11 in Riyom LGA of Plateau State
Aliyu Muhammed November 8, 2017 1 min read
Eleven people were Tuesday night shot dead by gunmen along Rim, Riyom Local Government Area of northern Plateau State.
According to the Police Public Relations Office of the Plateau State Police Command, Terna Tyopev, the victims were returning from a village market in Makera when they were attacked by the gunmen.
Tyopev added that police were on the trail of the attackers.
"Eleven people who were returning from a weekly village market of Makera were shot dead at about 7:30 p.m., four others are injured."
"No arrest yet, but investigation are ongoing, and we shall definitely get to the roots of this," the spokesperson said.
At the moment, no group has claimed responsibility for the attack and there were no immediate suspicions on the identity of the attackers.
Few days back, two persons were killed and two others injured in a fresh attack on Jol village in Riyom Local Government Area of Plateau State.
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