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Who knew Devin McCourty was so fast? The Patriots sure did
By Nora Princiotti Globe Staff,October 31, 2018, 7:18 p.m.
Patriots safety Devin McCourty intercepts the ball for an 84 yard pick-6 against the Bills.Matthew J. Lee/globe staff
FOXBOROUGH — Devin McCourty is now the fastest-tracked ball carrier in football, but the Patriots defense was joking about another player working his legs on McCourty's 84-yard pick-6 from Monday night in Buffalo.
It was defensive end Adrian Clayborn, who ran nearly step for step with McCourty for the final 30 yards of the play. He didn't cover as much ground but he had to have been moving fast to keep up with McCourty, who reached a top speed of 22.05 miles per hour on the return, according to the NFL's Next Gen Stats.
"AC, we think he must have been at 19.5," McCourty said Wednesday.
That was more novel than McCourty's blazing speed, something players see regularly. The 31-year-old safety has taken criticism that he's lost a step, criticism that spiked after he gave up four touchdowns in two weeks against the Colts and Chiefs, but his teammates say that McCourty has legs and that narrative does not.
"Who said that?" linebacker Kyle Van Noy asked Monday night in Buffalo, informed that some fans and media members have called McCourty slow. "I was about to say you're an idiot."
McCourty's 22.05 miles per hour speed on the pick-6 was the fastest reached by any ball carrier this season, according to NFL Next Gen Stats. Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill, who gets plenty of hype for his ability to move, owns the second- and third-fastest tracked speeds.
"You see those high knees? He had perfect form," Van Noy said. "What a ballplayer he is. I think a lot of people don't understand what he does for our team, his leadership on and off the field. Just as a player, his being able to do so much and take on so much volume that's thrown at him is pretty insane. To be able to have a player like that and a leader like that, I'm humbled to play with him. I hope he gets that [Patriots Hall of Fame] red coat. I call him Red Coat all the time. He deserves it."
The pick-6 isn't the first time McCourty has been among the NFL's fastest. A New York Times analysis done by the data company Sportradar tracked him running 21.66 miles per hour at one point last season. There isn't speed data publicly available for McCourty's run to tackle Chiefs kick returner Tremon Smith on Smith's 97-yard kick return in the fourth quarter of Week 6 this year, but the safety must have been moving fast to catch the 22-year-old speedster Smith from behind.
Related: Here's what the NFL's Next Gen stats tell us about the Patriots
That was the other play Patriots safeties coach Steve Belichick thought of when considering examples of McCourty's speed.
"I've seen Devin run like that a lot. The first play that comes to mind — obviously, not a good one — is him making the play on the Kansas City kickoff return, running that down. But Devin's always had tremendous speed and tremendous desire," Belichick said. "You could tell as soon as the ball got in his hands he wanted to get to the end zone. It was a great play by him and he turned on the jets and it didn't look like anybody was catching him. His brother was gaining on him a little bit, but I don't think he would have caught him."
(Steve's father, Bill Belichick, said after the Bills game: "Looked fast to me.")
On the younger Belichick's point about Jason McCourty gaining ground, Jason said after the game that he just wanted to get down to the end zone to celebrate his twin brother's first career pick-6. Jason McCourty, by the way, reached 21.07 miles per hour on a pick-6 last season when he played for the Browns. It was the 19th-fastest run by a ball carrier Next Gen Stats tracked in 2017, so speed runs in the family.
Jason's reward for meeting his brother in the end zone and celebrating was to be told he needed to go back in the game on special teams. Devin told his (slightly) younger brother that he needed a breather and someone to spell him on the following kickoff coverage unit. The rest of the defense caught up and celebrated en masse in the end zone, clearly excited by the big play made by a respected teammate.
"That was just cool because once I got back to the sideline, all the guys were all over it, telling me about it," Devin McCourty said. "I'm not really worried about me losing a step, just go out there and play. Today I got to showcase a little bit of the speed. So, 31, hopefully, I can hold on to my speed a little bit longer."
It looks as though he can, and his teammates aren't at all surprised given what they see on a daily basis.
"As soon as something doesn't go perfect up here people are always going to say, 'He lost a step, he's slow,' " Duron Harmon said. "But Dev's a guy who puts a lot into his football, preparing for the game, preparing his body each and every week. People who said Dev has lost a step obviously haven't really been watching the tape. Because each and every week he's running down somebody and he's usually looking like the fastest man on the field. So they can take that."
Nora Princiotti can be reached at nora.princiotti@globe.com.


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I have a habit of bringing people and communities together, this means I can't seem to help myself setting up or getting involved in running meetups (my current count is at six*). Faced with not enough time to devote to my existing meetup, I naturally decided to start a new one. This time a remote one.
My job has me travelling a lot. My most recent gig is far outside London and I currently spend at least 12 hours a week on trains, tubes and taxis. This doesn't leave me with a lot of time to organise or attend meetups.
This made me a bit sad. I enjoy learning new things and creating the space for others to learn.
I've recently been working with a few distributed clients and have had practice running remote workshops. This sparked the idea to create a remote meetup that I could fit in around my busy diary, or at least have a chance to.
I've run it a couple of times and it's worked pretty well. It takes decent online tools, some preparation, careful facilitation and some remote meeting rules.
I'm really interested in the potential it has to bring people together from all over the place, which couldn't happen with a physical meetup. The last get together had participants from as far apart as Kendal and Plymouth, I hope we get some folk from outside the UK in the future. I also hope the format will open up the meetup to people that can't always go to evening events.
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Celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. at Music and the Movement
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Headlining artists Native Son (Rodrick Cliché and Benny Starr). Photo Credit: Everett Zuraw.
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Columbia Museum of Art announces MLK Celebration: Music and the Movement, a free and unique community day to be held on Sunday, January 19, the day before MLK Day. Set to the soundtrack of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement, the event honors Black leaders, the power of storytelling, and the central role music plays in Black culture and activism.
Native Son, featuring Benny Starr and Rodrick Cliché, headlines in their debut performance with a contemporary musical experience that explores the themes of Black Power mashed up with classic movement songs. Starr's latest release A Water Album, featuring Cliché as musical director, was recently ranked No. 1 on Free Times' "Best of South Carolina Music 2019" list.
"It's been a privilege of mine to collaborate with Rodrick Cliché, and an honor to call him a brother. Together, as Native Son, we will explore and create, tapping into our shared musical influences of the Black church, freedom struggle, hip-hop, and beyond," says Starr. "We look forward to being a part of the Music and the Movement celebration, as we hope to continue honoring those influences and opening up our creative world to the public."
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11:00 a.m., Noon, 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m.
The NiA Company returns to the CMA, this time using the voices of Darion McCloud and Samuel McWhite to bring to life the songs and words of the streets, the community, and the people. Smart fun for the entire family.
Native Son featuring Benny Starr and Rodrick Cliché
In their debut performance, lowcountry-based Native Son brings to Columbia a never-before-seen hip-hop set combining music from Starr's catalog and classic movement songs.
Learn a new way of expressing your story. Limited capacity. First come, first seated. No registration required.
10:30 – 11:00 a.m.; 11:30 a.m. – Noon; 1:00 – 1:30 p.m.; 2:00 – 2:30 p.m.
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Documentary photography with Michael Dantzler
Songwriting with Tiffany J
Spoken word with Tammaka Staley
Collection galleries open and featuring a self-guided tour of work by Black artists
The Cross Hatch, an all-ages interactive gallery where you are the artist
Film screening hosted by the Friends of African American Art & Culture
Charlie's Place (2018, 30 minutes) playing on loop beginning at 10:30 a.m.
Artmaking stations for all ages
Printmaking with Spexx Art
Catch a demo by SC artist Alana Harris, then try your hand at printmaking.
Black Is Beautiful portrait booth
Inspired by the summer 2020 exhibition Black Is Beautiful: The Photography of Kwame Brathwaite, sit for a photo with a professional photographer.
Black Is Beautiful story booth
Sit down at the mic and share your story.
DJ sets by Preach Jacobs
Think Black, Buy Black pop-up shop
Buy wares from local artisans.
Food Available for Purchase
A Peace of Soul Vegan Kitchen
Fishin' Fellas
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Student Dancing In Ceremony Honoring 'Martyrs' Enrages Khamenei Advisor
Iranian students held protests in many universities on December 4 and 5, prior to the annual Students Day on December 7.
A students day gathering and ceremony in a university in central Iran, meant to honor a soldier killed by the Islamic State group in Syria, turned into a dancing event, enraging the close advisor of Iran's Supreme Leader.
Ali Akbar Velayati, ayatollah Ali Khamenei's senior advisor, who also heads the network of Free Islamic University in the country, wrote a harsh letter to the dean of Najafabad's campus, calling the ceremony an "utmost vulgarity".
Thursday, December 7 was official Students Day in Iran and the university in Najafabad, near Esfahan, organized a ceremony to honor the memory of Mohsen Hojaji, a native of the city, who was captured and beheaded by ISIS in Syria, last August.
Student university of Islamic Aazad in Isfahan is chanting and dancing publicly in the official student's day in Iran
The Islamic Republic used Hojaji's death as a big promotional opportunity to gain public support for its policies in Syria. Many gatherings and ceremonies were held to elevate Hojaji as a martyr and even the notorious commander, Qassaem Soleimani weighed in, issuing a threat of revenge against ISIS.
Velayati sent his letter after a short video clip emerged showing male students dancing after the first part of the ceremony, where Hojaji's family was also present. Female students are seen looking on and taking photos and videos on their phone.
Dancing is officially regarded as a social vice by conservative religious leaders and their followers, but people often disregard the dogma and even dance in the streets, to show their happiness about something.
This is not the first time that dancing takes place at a university student event, but this is the first instance in which a high ranking official writes a lengthy letter condemning it.
This year, Students Day triggered protests on many campuses against a variety of Islamic Republic policies and the way it treats student needs and demands.
Gender inequality, rising tuition and the repressive measures of security and intelligence organs against university students and professors were the main reasons for the protests.
In his letter, Velayati tells the Najafabad campus dean that Student Day ceremonies are meant to make sure "we don't lose our path", a reference to Islamic Republic's ideology.
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Micro Finance Limited, a company based in Odisha had raised over Rs. 88 crores through the issuance of cumulative convertible preference shares (CCPS) to more than 1.21 lakh investors from 2005-06 to 2012-13.
Securities and Exchange Board of India directs Micro Finance's former directors and promoters to refund investors' money that the company had raised illegally. Further, the company has been barred from accessing the securities market for four years from the date of completion of refunds.
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Students are finding that our favorite marker for tracing pattern pieces onto glass is becoming harder and harder to find. Walmart used to carry them but they don't seem to anymore. However, the biggest question is which Sharpie Marker do we recommend? The answer is simple: Sharpie Ultra Fine Points. Black works OK but we've all found that the blue colored Ultra Fine Points are the ones that work the best. Any other color is practically worthless so stick to blue (or black if you can't find the blue ones.)
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Ok then. Susan D has practically caused a three alarm fire with her Fireman Window which she completed this week. The borders really tie in with the central theme and help bring this fireman to life. Beautiful work all across the board makes this an impressive window indeed.
Terry completed her latest Butterfly Window in record time. True, she works a on her projects a great deal while she is at home but she always manages to accomplish an incredible amount in class as well. This was a commissioned piece for her and I'm sure that her customer will be thrilled to receive it.
Brenda' Oval in a Rectangle Iris Window was finished this week and it's stunning. The corner accents that she came up with really help sell the rectangalization of this project. As always, her soldering is nothing short of masterful. I love it when someone accomplishes so much without any help or guidance from me.
Well then, Sheri completed her Frog Suncatcher (which turned out perfect) this week and then moved along to her next project-- The Crane. She has a lot of her colors picked out and she'll be ready to start cutting glass when she comes back in.
Cindy's small round Geometric Panel was yet another piece that was completed this week and it's a stunning design to say the least. Everything just clicks with this window from the colors to the fitting of the pieces. Beautiful.
Linda L has finished her last two Welcome Windows and her penmanship is off the charts! Somebody else is already talking about possibly making one of these but in a larger size. All I know is that they won't be able to top the work that Linda did on the three of these that she's made.
Jeanne has put the finishing touches on her latest Butterfly Lawn Ornament and she says she likes this one the best. Next week she'll be traveling down a familiar street as she begins to cut out a few Bee Lawn Ornaments. I have no doubt that she'll have fun putting them together because it will involve something new--curved wings and a curved body.
Carol's got two more lawn ornaments under her belt, a Sunflower and a Butterfly (that I didn't get a picture of). She practically puts these together in her sleep now!
Jeannette began working on a large duck window this week and made an incredible amount of progress on it. What astounded me was how precise her cutting was when compared to how quickly she got all of those pieces cut out. This is wonderful work indeed.
Brenda has started a new Stylized Fleur De Lis Window and was loved Melissa's opened centers so much that Brenda will be doing the same with hers.
Melissa started her Semper Fi (US Marine Corps)Window and due to the red glass crunch that's happening in the stained glass industry we focused on getting the largest pieces of red cut out first. With the toughest cut behind her the road ahead looks like it will be pretty smooth from here on out.
Becky S has got another pair of birds cut out for her Birds on a Wire Window and as you can see, precision cutting is what Becky is all about. You can also see the box of scrap glass that Becky is using. We don't like to waste things in the shop and projects utilizing scrap glass are becoming more and more popular.
Paula's Wedding Box is soooo very close to being completed. She got the hollow part of her hinge attached to the box top and then got it washed, colored, washed again and waxed. Next the box bottom was made by taking its measurements directly from the box top itself. With the bottom all tacked together and soldered Paula plans to touch up and color while at home That means that these two pieces will be joined together with a hinge rod next week.
Linda L has flipped her Dragonfly and Water Lilies Window over after soldering the front side and is now working on putting lead on the second side. When we flipped it around we got a chance to see it with some light behind it and it is spectacular. I can't wait to show it to everyone else.
Rowena has all of her Clear Beveled Transom Window tacked together and she's well underway into soldering it. With the front side completed and the back side started I'd say it's safe to say that this will be finished next week.
Roxane was back in class and she had her mind set on getting the remaining pieces of her Cardinal Window wrapped and tacked together. And that's exactly what she did. With her double border firmly tacked in place and her missing center piece filled in, Roxane will begin soldering this when she comes back.
Tracey's Address Window is all tacked together now. She came in with all of her pieces wrapped and after they were tacked into place she picked out her border color and an accent color for the six small squares in the longer sides of the border. Tracey will be soldering next week!
Mary continued working on her Bird Window and she's moving at a nice even pace. There are a lot of pieces in this but once all the birds are cut out the rest will go much easier and quicker. It's actually the color choices that make cutting out the birds so time consuming.
Susan R is busy cutting away at the glass for her Spring Scene Window which she has about halfway cut out. She's moving quickly on what will surely be yet another wonderful window to decorate her home.
Judy has officially completed all of the soldering on her large Seafood Fleur De Lis Window and will start all of the washing, coloring and waxing on this when she returns next week. I see no reason why this won't be completed when you come back to read our blog next week.
Ann now has all of her Fleur De Lis ground and ready for foiling. Once this gets tacked together she will be able to start working on her grid work background. That will go a little slowly because she'll be cutting out a section at a time and then tacking it together before moving along to the next section. This prevents the glass from slipping and sliding out of place which would cause the grid work to shift out of alignment.
Martha now has three inner borders cut out for her three Fleur De Lis Windows but since they are all stacked on top of one another it only looks like one window. Once these pieces are wrapped (they've already been ground) Martha will be able to tack them together and then get the final border cut for each of these.
Linda L not only completed her Welcome Windows, she also began a pair of Cardinals. After she left and I looked at the picture I let her know that she should hold off on cutting out the beaks to these-- it sort of looks like a buzzard's beak to me. We'll fix that easily when she returns.
This week we also saw Shelley get all of her blues and greys cut out and ground for her Moonburst Window. She also learned that you should never use paint markers on your glass because the marker needs to be scrubbed off of each piece of glass with steel wool before you can start wrapping.
And in the end, Betty has two more Sunflower windows started and one of them is very near completion. With just the back side to solder on the taller window Betty will surely have that one completed upon her return.
And that's it. I forgot to post the link to last week's Blog on Facebook so now I'm three posts behind on there because I still have to post what happened in our fusing workshop last month. the good news is that it should be up in two more days since it is all written up now. See you then!
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I'm running a little late here so we're skipping the normal tip and heading straight into what happened during classes. To do that we'll start thing off with Melissa, our newest student, who's first window turned out beautiful indeed. Her Stylized Fleur De Lis taught me something that gives me a very good feeling about her-- she's not afraid to change things. She liked the idea of empty spaces inside of the Fleur De Lis so that's exactly what she did when she made her window. The end result is stunning and her work is wonderful. She was so worried about having to solder her window this week and in the end that worry was all for naught.
Linda L finished the first of her three Welcome Windows and the first one is magnificent. She's got most of the second one soldered so I know we'll see at least one more of these completed when she returns if not both of them. The lettering looks great and that's the toughest part about making windows with words in them-- if your grinding isn't perfect then the 'hand writing' is sloppy which is not the case here at all.
Speaking of three windows, Jeannette has completed all three of her inserts this week which means that you can now see exactly how they will be placed. The work on these is simple enough but straight lines can be VERY problematic. Jeannette had no problems whatsoever and these are perfect.
Jeannette also found the time to solder together the Sunflower Lawn Ornament that she's had cut out for what seems like a long time, but was actually only a few weeks. She did wonderful work on this also and I love the fact that she didn't go with the standard yellow color scheme. Change is what makes the world go around!
Our second Lawn Ornament for the week was made by Jeanne and this is her first Butterfly. She's got a second one almost completed as you will see a little further on in our post but this one is perfection. She paid strict attention to making sure that all of the connecting points in the center of the Butterfly matches up from left to right and the end result is a a beautiful Ornament.
Lara is finishing up the work on her mother's Multi-Colored Tree Of Life Window and its front side is just about completely soldered already. You know, I have a sneaking suspicion that this will be completed when we next see it again.
Mary started a new project and although it has plenty of pieces you can see that she's taking things slow and steady which is the best way to tackle a window with a lot of pieces in it Rather than cutting out all of her paper pattern pieces at once Mary is cutting it out one bird at a time. Once the bird has been cut in glass she frees up another paper bird pattern and repeats the process. This will prevent her from dealing with hundreds of paper pattern pieces and also from getting confused trying to figure out what is what.
Jan finished assembling her Checkerboard fused glass project and as you can see here it's ready to be put in the Kiln. Once that was all put together Jan moved on to another Stained Glass project which is actually a pair of small windows which will each hold a small plant. These I can't wait to see finished because it IS a first in here and I love originality.
So then, Linda F's Water Lilie's and Dragonflies Window is nearing completion. She has a lot of the front side soldered together already and you can see that it already looks amazing. When we lifted it up off the table to get some channel around the edges we were able to see what it will look like with some light behind it. All I can say is that I can't wait to show you that very same view.
With the final pieces cut out in her Geometric Design Suncatcher, Cindy is all set to foil this and then begin soldering. She says that she'll be able to wrap while she's watching the store throughout the week and I have no doubt of that at all. She's taken her time at the grinder and it all looks nice and symmetrical so soldering this will be very relaxing for Cindy.
Tracey made incredible progress on her Address Window by grinding all the remaining pieces that she didn't get to last week. Once that was completed she began foiling each of those pieces and what she didn't finish in class went home with her so she can come back ready to tack this together and get a border cut for it.
Susan has begun soldering her Fireman Window and aren't her border choices perfect? She's used solder covered glass for the fire helmet emblem and it shines so brightly that you can't see it due to the camera's flash bulb reflecting off of it. Trust me though, it looks great and you'll see that for yourself soon enough.
Bonnie has changed her Airplane from a suncatcher into a window and it looks great. Because this has background glass now it will much much sturdier than it ever could have been if it were made into a suncatcher. Also, the struts that form the 'X" in between the windows were cut from glass rather than overlaying metal rods. The only problem in making this was getting the X to line up nicely but you know what? Bonnie has no problem at all with that.
Shelley has started her next window and it's a shadow version of her last one! She's taken all of the bright colors of her sun and exchanged them for blues and grays turning this into a Moon Window. With only one day of cutting under her belt and EVERYTHING cut out I'd say that she's moving far more quickly than she did on her first one. This window is ready for a trip to the grinder already!
Rowena is yet another student who made incredible progress this week. Her Transom Window is all cut out and she even got the last piece of her border wrapped before she left class. That means that she'll be tacking this together next week, adding a Zinc Channel to it, and then begin soldering. Doesn't this look great?
Terry's newest window is of a Butterfly resting on a large pink flower. The pattern is by Terry (when isn't it anymore?) and her cutting skills go so far above and beyond that she's already got most of this fitting together already.
With the front side of her Seafood Fleur De Lis Window soldered, Judy flipped this monster of a window over and is now ready to begin soldering the back side of it. I see one more class to finish soldering the second side and then a final class to wash, color, re-wash, wax, and then hang this beautiful piece. Many people are anxious to see this completed and I suspect it will be ready for its close-up soon enough.
Speaking of large windows we next take a look at Ann's version of a Fleur De Lis. You can really see what this looks like now that it's all fitting together and Ann is just about ready to begin wrapping the center of this window. Once that is done the background glass should move fairly quickly.
Barbara is a good three quarters of the way through grinding the forest section of her Train Window. There are only a few pieces to go (which should keep her busy for another class or two) and then she'll be able to wrap this and tack it together. After much consideration I've decided that we'll be overlaying the train onto the top of this window. My reasoning for this decision comes from the fact the sky forms too many thin sections between the train cars which will be very prone to breakage while soldering. Rather than risking the breaking Barbara's sky we'll do things the safer way.
Brenda has the front side of her Oval Iris all soldered and it is just awaiting a coat of solder on the back side before she can bring this home with her (next week). Expect a completed picture of this when you see it again.
Well, we've already seen one of Linda L's Welcome Windows completed but these are the other two that she's got so very close to completion. Here's hoping we see that last of these next week! Wait a minute, that came out all wrong....
Martha now has all of her background cut for her three Fleur De Lis Windows which means that she'll be doing borders when she returns. I see only three pieces left to be wrapped so there's no doubt that borders will be the thing for her next week.
Myrt's Humming Bird and Fuchsia Window is ready for it's final border now. She's worked quickly and efficiently on this and her work has been nothing but the highest caliber through and through. I will say that changing the bottom flower petals to a different yellow glass made a huge difference in the look of this window. A great choice if I do say so myself.
It's hard to see just how much Susan R got accomplished this week due to the fact that the glass pieces are resting atop a colored pattern but there WAS a lot done. Most of her leaves and flowers are cut and they're even fitting together nicely as well. That's another reason that it's hard to see what she has cut out!
Here's Betty's latest Double Sunflower Window-- one that drove her somewhat mad for about a week. Although she's made a few of these (quite a few of them to be exact) she never really looked at the pattern itself as she was working on it (a case of not seeing the forest for the trees). While she was working on this one she believed that there was no stem holding the upper flower in place put it turns out that there IS in fact a stem. It's made from the lead line that is formed by the split in the clar background piece below it. Now that she sees a stem again she's happy. :-)
And to wrap things up we'll take a look at Jeanne's second Butterfly Lawn Ornament. As you can see she's only got ten pieces left to wrap on this one and that shouldn't take her long at all. Once these are done she may begin working on Bee Lawn Ornaments which I think she'll have fun cutting, grinding, and especially assembling.
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Not just one but two surprisingly promising vaccine candidates have seen the light of day in the space of a week, while Bitcoin has reached $ 17,000. In my last article two weeks ago, the question was whether BTC would have the strength to break through 14,000. It is happening fast now, everywhere, except perhaps in the US presidential election where Trump continues to claim electoral fraud.
Bitcoin seems to have confirmed the start of a real revaluation, perfectly timed about six months after its "halving" this spring. Bitcoin thus has a good chance of becoming the decade's best asset class for the second time in a row. It does not take much to raise the price significantly, given how inferior Bitcoin is as an asset due to previous stigma and legal obstacles. Gold, for example, accounts for only 0.15% of institutional portfolios' wealth, and Bitcoin's market value is only 3% of the total value of gold.
When BTC rises to new records, altcoins usually follow, often with larger percentage increases - much like silver often does when the gold price plows unpaved ground. For example, I hold Ether in my portfolio.
Speaking of gold and silver, the gold price in USD has slowly but surely built a bull flag between 2050-1850 USD / oz in recent months. With Modern Monetary Theory advocates behind it and continued political will to increase QE programs to mitigate the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, monetary support for gold is massive. It's also the right season for gold now. However, do not forget that if the gold price is to accelerate towards new records, there are potentially even greater opportunities in silver and in gold mines. Thank the pandemic for that. And thank Moderna and Pfizer for the opportunity to get into the metals cheaply, now that all interest is focused on the Fly Away sectors hotels, aviation, cruise ships, hotels, amusement parks, film and energy. I think it's a temporary reflex. The vaccine will hardly reach a significant proportion of the population this winter, and much of the changed travel habits are likely to persist.
No, there will not be full occupancy at SF's cinemas or RCL's cruise ships this summer, and no SAS's problems are hardly over. Disney movies will be on ice for a long time, not to mention their parks. That the market hopefully rotates into vaccine winners such as oil companies, banks, airlines and other reactions to the Home Alone tragedy is as understandable as encouraged by the investment banks that want to maximize the commission. But in the real world, nothing has changed from the promising studies of Moderna and Pfizer. Instead, count on increased stimuli as soon as the lame duck Donald hands over to Biden. The stimuli can come earlier than that, by the way, if Mr Trump presses the gas already now to gather services on high protection against all enemies he managed to get during his short term.
Last time I wrote that I could not see any scenario where the stock market was lower at the turn of the year. Oops, what that trio hurt "in the beginning". Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that I will be right. In a world with ever-increasing stimuli and debt mountains that are too big to ever get into play in earnest, it is instead important to buy the least stupid or at least what moves. Right now, it is leisure sectors and energy that are being bought with both hands. However, the rotations are happening faster and faster so I would not marry that trio, but already now watch stimulus winners and Stay At Home games again. I think it's gold, silver, cryptocurrencies, computer games, FANGS and home building and homemaking that count.
Incidentally, Hennes & Mauritz's valuation and price graph look as if investors there are really consciously trying to lose their money, not least in light of both the economy, pandemic, environmental movement and the dependence on the extremely outdated concept of fast fashion. I am not trying to get anyone to sell any shares in either H&M, RCL, Swedbank or Disney. It is far too dangerous in a paradigm where the US response to Wirecard, Tesla, may be included in the S&P 500. Instead, you can buy everything that moves, but try to be in phase early when the wave of money moves to the next mini-trend. The vaccine wave is unlikely to last long, so if you are engaged in the stock market, you must be prepared. Keep in mind that it is timing that quickly builds a portfolio in the market, not just time in the market.
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Q: How to perform Elastic Search Term Query with Analyzer and Two Parameters in Java API I am new to Elastic Search, I am integrating it with MongoDB  to index and search for data.
All these things are working fine and I build indexes using the following sample:
    curl -XPUT localhost:9200/test/newperson/1 -d '{
  "type": "mongodb",
  "mongodb": {
    "servers": [
      { "host": "pc-4372", "port": 27017 }
    ],
    "db": "newPerson",
    "collection": "Person",
    "options": { "secondary_read_preference": true },
    "gridfs": false
   },
  "index": {
    "name": "mongoIndex",
    "type": "Person"
  }
}'

I am currently building a web service that will use Java API to do the required search queries.
I need to search within the built index with two identical values "term query". I know that for term queries we need to use analyzers to analyze text and be able to retrieve identical values.
I have tried several ways to build index and specify analyzers for certain fields but I couldn't. Also I have tried to do it from Java API level and it works fine but for only one filed, I couldn't be able to do that with two fields.
 SearchResponse r1 = client.prepareSearch("rootcause")
                    .setQuery(QueryBuilders.queryString("_id:" + rc.getRootCause_ID()).analyzer("snowball"))
                    .execute()
                    .actionGet();

I am building a prototype to diagnose some devices failures,
I want to search by device model and the symptom entered by user. I have tried also the following code:
    SearchResponse response = client.prepareSearch("modelsymptom")
            .setQuery(QueryBuilders.queryString("model_id: " + "MO-1" + " AND " + "symptom: RC-4").analyzer("snowball"))
            .execute()
            .actionGet();

The retrieved results from the above query contains all documents with RC-4 or MO-1 and others which is not correct. This query should retrieve only one result.
What is better, to build an index with a prescribed analyzer or to do it from the Java API level?
From my understanding, I think it would be better to build analyzer with index for sure, but I don't know how so far.

A: You don't need any special analyzer, just use bool query with "must" and two terms. And "simple query" exists mostly to test queries manually, I would not use it in the code. Also always try your queries with REST API first.

{
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "must": [
        {
          "term": {
            "model": "XXXX",
          }
        },
        {
          "term": {
            "symptom": "YYYY"
          }
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}

A:
I know that for term queries we need to use analyzers to analyze text
  and be able to retrieve identical values.

That is not correct.
While the full-text queries will analyse the query string before executing, the term-level queries operate on the exact terms that are stored in the inverted index.
When querying full-text fields, use the match query instead, which understands how the field has been analyzed.
Otherwise you will have the problems described here:
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-term-query.html

What is better, to build an index with a prescribed analyzer or to do
  it from the Java API level?

Either way, it depends on your specific scenario.
You can create an index with an analyser from Java if you want.
String analyser = "{...}";

CreateIndexRequestBuilder createIndexRequestBuilder =
    client.admin().indices().prepareCreate("indexName");
createIndexRequestBuilder.setSettings(analyser);
createIndexRequestBuilder.execute().actionGet();

Where your analyser is something like:
{
    "analysis":
    {
        "analyzer":
        {
            "my_analiser":
            {
                "type": "english"
            }
        }
    }
}

But then you will need to create your own custom mapping and specify the analyser there.
If you do not specify your own mapping, when Elasticsearch detects a new string field in your documents, it automatically configures it as a full-text string field and analyses it with the standard analyser. That might be enough for you, but normally it is not, and you need to build your own mapping. You can do that from Java too.
// Index (and mapping) do not exist
CreateIndexRequestBuilder createIndexRequestBuilder =
  client.admin().indices().prepareCreate("indexName");
createIndexRequestBuilder.addMapping("typeName", mapping);
response = createIndexRequestBuilder.execute().actionGet();

// Index exists but not mapping
PutMappingRequestBuilder preparePutMappingBuilder =
  client.admin().indices().preparePutMapping("indexName");
preparePutMappingBuilder.setSource(mapping).setType("typeName");
response = preparePutMappingBuilder.execute().actionGet();

How to perfrom Elastic Search Term Query with Analyzer and Two
  Parameters in Java API

You can combine two term queries using a compound query like the boolean query:

*

*Reference: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/compound-queries.html

*Java documentation: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-api/current/java-compound-queries.html
Or user the terms query:

*

*Reference: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-terms-query.html

*Java documentation: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-api/current/java-term-level-queries.html
But according to what you have described here, if you really need to use analysed text, you are more likely to need the multi-match query, or a boolean query with two match queries.
MultiMatchQueryBuilder queryBuilder =
   new MultiMatchQueryBuilder("foo", "fieldOne", "fieldTwo");
client.prepareSearch()
     .setIndices(index)
     .setQuery(queryBuilder)
     .execute().actionGet();

Or:
QueryBuilder firstQueryBuilder = QueryBuilders.matchQuery("fieldOne", "foo");
QueryBuilder secondQueryBuilder = QueryBuilders.matchQuery("fieldTwo", "foo");
BoolQueryBuilder queryBuilder = QueryBuilders.boolQuery();
boolQueryBuilder.must(firstQueryBuilder);
boolQueryBuilder.must(secondQueryBuilder);
client.prepareSearch()
     .setIndices(index)
     .setQuery(queryBuilder)
     .execute().actionGet();

*

*Reference: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/full-text-queries.html

*Java documentation: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-api/current/java-full-text-queries.html
Hope this helps.

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These Guidelines reflect Ireland's unique concerns regarding the withdrawal negotiations – to support and protect the achievements, benefits and commitments of the Peace Process, to avoid a hard border, and to protect the Common Travel Area.
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JAILED: Alexander Steine
A Thanet distraction burglar has been jailed for five years after stealing from elderly residents at three different properties in one day.
Alexander Steine conned his way into victims' homes, by asking for water but then used other requests to keep them distracted while he burgled their homes.
Steine went to the first property at around 11am on Wednesday, July 10, in Salmerstone Road in Margate, claiming his car had broken down and he needed a jug of water. When the resident, a woman in her 80s, returned with the water, he asked her if he could use the toilet, so she allowed him to go upstairs.
As Steine returned, he said something which made the victim realise he had trespassed in other rooms in her house. Nothing was stolen.
On the same day Steine also knocked at the door of a property in Nash Court Road, Margate, claiming he had moved in nearby, had issues with hot and cold water and asked the elderly couple if they had the same problem. They said no and he left.
But Steine returned, this time asking for water for his car. He convinced the owners to let him in to use their mobile phone. They made him a cup of tea and offered to arrange a taxi for him.
Steine accepted the offer and said he would wait outside but when the taxi arrived, Steine had disappeared. It was then the victims realised he had been pretending to talk on their phone as he burgled their home and he had stolen a bank card and cash.
At the third property, in Cinder Path, Broadstairs, Steine again told the resident, a woman in her 70s, that he needed a jug of water for the car. She fetched the water, which he took and he returned later with it empty.
A short time later the woman noticed her mobile phone had been stolen.
The three incidents were reported to Kent Police and Steine, of Southwood Road in Ramsgate, was arrested and charged the following day with two counts of burglary and the attempted burglary.
The 46-year-old pleaded guilty to the charges and was sentenced at Canterbury Crown Court today (September 6) to a total of five years in prison.
Investigating officer Detective Sergeant Jay Robinson said: "Steine actively targeted elderly people, repeating his requests for jugs of water, or requests to use their phone or toilet, all to distract them while he stole.
"You have to question how someone can carry out this tactic, time after time, against those who are only showing him kindness. Any decent person would find this behaviour deplorable and unacceptable.
"Thankfully the victims reported the offences quickly, so our officers were able to identify and arrest Steine and get him charged within 24 hours of the last burglary.
"He now faces a long time in prison to consider his actions.'"
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EXTRACURRICULAR SEASON 2 RELEASE DATE, CAST, TRAILER, PLOT & LATEST NEWS
Extracurricular Season 2 is a South Korean Netflix drama series. The juvenile crime drama premiered in April 2020. The series has one season with ten or more episodes. Each series has a runtime of 60 minutes. The show is available on Netflix. The K-drama genre originated in South Korea. Suspense, psychological themes, thrill, criminality, and illicit activities involving high school students abound in the play. You'll be shaken by the spooky and horrific crime scenes and situations. Not in terror, but in ecstasy.
My Drama List gave the series an 8.5. It has a 7.7 rating on IMDb. It is the most well-liked and popular K-drama of 2020. In addition, the series won two awards and was nominated for two more. The drama's production is overseen by Studio 329. Many viewers greatly recommend the show. A great number of individuals reacted positively to it.
Many people are hoping for a renewal after the first season. Season 1 captivated a large number of viewers.
Has Extracurricular Been Renewed For Season 2?
Netflix is yet to renew Extracurricular for season 2. however, its renewal status remains unknown as of this writing.
Netflix often takes at least a month before deciding whether to renew a show or not. With thousands of titles released on the platform, delays in renewal can be expected.
However, fans should also know that most Korean shows are planned for one season only. So despite its success, there is a possibility that season 2 might never happen.
Extracurricular Season 2 Release Date
The first season of the K-drama premiered on Netflix on April 29, 2020. However, there has been no confirmation of a season renewal. Season 2 news has yet to be announced by Netflix. Netflix has not officially confirmed a release date or canceled the season. The creators and writers have both moved on to a new project. They have not made an official statement on the release of a new show.
Han-Sae, on the other hand, contributes to Studio 329's affiliation. So we believe that if everything goes well and the writers proceed forward with the screenplay. By 2023, you could have a new season. But believe me, we, too, are hoping for a season renewal. We will keep you updated as soon as we receive the official word. Stay tuned for more on it.
Extracurricular Season 2 Cast
Nothing has been confirmed, but we anticipate that significant cast members will resume their roles and continue the show's narrative if season 2 is approved.
Kim Dong-hee plays Oh Ji-soo, Jung Da-bin plays Seo Min-hee, Park Joo-hyun plays Bae Gyu-ri, Nam Yoon-soo plays Kwak Ki-tae, Choi Min-soo plays Lee Whang-chul, Park Hyuk-Kwon plays Cho Jin-woo, and Kim Yeo-jin plays Lee Hae-gyoung.
Extracurricular Season 2 Plot
Ji-soo conducts an unlawful business to pay for his education in the first season of 'Extracurricular.' Gyu-ri and Min-hee discover Ji-covert soo's operations and persuade him to let them join the operation. Dae-yeol and Mr. Lee are killed in the season finale. Detective Lee comes dangerously near to apprehending Ji-soo, who is severely injured but manages to flee with the assistance of Gyu-ri.
In the second season, we'll find out whether Ji-soo pays for his misdeeds or continues to elude Detective Lee. We might also learn something about Ki-fate. tae's Ji-soo and Gyu-ri, both unhappy youths, are likely to be tempted back into the realm of crime because they believe the world has wronged them.
Extracurricular Ending
When Kwak Ki Tae gets to know about the mastermind behind the entire organization and the fact that Ji Soo might have killed his girlfriend, Min Hee, he loses control and stabs him with a pair of scissors. However, Gyu Ri comes at the right moment and saves him by slamming a pot on his head and knocking him out.
While both Gyu Ri and Ji Soo try to exit the building, Ji Soo, who has already lost a lot of blood, begins to lose consciousness. In the next scene, Haegyong enters the apartment and the first thing she sees is Kwak Ki Tae lying unconscious. Just as we think that she is the closest to catching them, we see an empty stairwell! The series concludes with someone pouring water into the habitat which hints that Ji Soo and Gyu Ri might not have been dead. Well, at least Gyu Ri must have been alive. They might have been striving to thrive in this cruel world as troubled teenagers.
Extracurricular Season 2 Trailer
Extracurricular's renewal for Season 2 is currently pending. Trailers are typically released a month before the premiere of a show, so if our assumptions are correct, it will still be a few months (or a year) before we see the official trailer for season 2. That is if the show gets renewed before the end of the year.
Sales & Merchandise
There has been a sale of more than 15,000 copies. DVD/Blu-Ray discs contribute to around 15-20% of the revenue for a Korean series. This may sound un-profitable and also made many animes a failure.
Korean Drama Series can promote a lot of products making it a booming industry. Some of the products which were sold as merchandise were:
Some of the figures are beautiful like this Korean Exfoliating Gloves and the Legend Of The Blue Sea DVD, Cotton Cute Sweater Vests, Also, check out this Gaming Mouse Pad , Korean Face Sheet Mask one since it looks the best.
There is also plenty of Hot Pot Electric with Grill Griddle, KOREAN Snack, stuff like this Korean Stone Bowl , Korean Hangul Alphabet Flashcards .
Where To Watch Extracurriculars?
It's a show that's only available on Netflix Dramacool, Kissasian, JustWatch, and many other sites. The show will not require any additional fees. Keep in mind that this show's availability varies by location. So, see if this show is available in your area.
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FreeRTOS+FAT stores information that is common to all media types in a structure of type FF_Disk_t. Media drivers can extended the FF_Disk_t structure to include additional information that is specific to the media in use. For example, the initialisation function used by FreeRTOS+FAT's RAM	disk driver extends the FF_Disk_t structure to include a pointer to the RAM buffer used as the disk.
The pxIOManager member of the FF_Disk_t structure is created by calling FF_CreateIOManager().
It is advisable to clear the entire structure to zero after it has been allocated - that way the media driver will be compatible with future FreeRTOS+FAT versions, in which the FF_Disk_t structure may include additional members.


A coalition of Puget Sound business leaders issued a challenge to Washington State lawmakers Thursday, calling for greater complexity and obfuscation in business regulations.
Representatives for the Seattle Area Alliance for Increasing Complexity in Government Regulations (SAAICGR) announced their proposal in a press conference from Olympia Thursday morning.
During the seven hour event, SAAICGR outlined a simple, three hundred and forty-five step process that state lawmakers can follow to make Washington's business code the most convoluted in the history of bureaucracy.
Schultz said that any set of business regulations that allows businesses to make minor changes in less than ten years "simply isn't challenging enough." He went on to compare navigating codes and regulations to solving complex, multi-layered logic puzzles, but without the logic.
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If they succeed, it could funnel directly into the general feeling of smugness you get from your average Seattlite (especially if he or she is a business person).


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Q: How to list all entities in Azure table storage java I am stuck at how to list all entities in table, now I am inserting the entity with a random partition key so its not fixed and cannot help me in lookup. Basically I want to do a select * from the azure table.
Below is the code I was trying
CloudStorageAccount storageAccount =
           CloudStorageAccount.parse(storageConnectionString);

       // Create the table client.
       CloudTableClient tableClient = storageAccount.createCloudTableClient();

       CloudTable cloudTable = tableClient.getTableReference("tablename");

      TableQuery<tablenameentity> query = new TableQuery<tablenameentity>();

      for(tablenameentity entity : cloudTable.execute(query) ){
           System.out.println(entity.getId() + " " + entity.getName());

       }

Fails with java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The argument must not be null or an empty string. Argument name: Query requires a valid class type or resolver..

A: This may not be the most ideal solution but since I had hardcoded the rowkey that will be inserted so I used the following code
String rowFilter = TableQuery.generateFilterCondition(ROW_KEY, QueryComparisons.EQUAL, "17112022");
TableQuery query = TableQuery.from(TableEntity.class).where(rowFilter );


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'No more delays in the development of Casement Park' - Maskey
8 October, 2018 - by Paul Maskey
Sinn Féin MP Paul Maskey has said there can be no more delays in the development of Casement Park.
The West Belfast MP was speaking after the Safety Technical Group (STG) backed spectator safety procedures in the redevelopment plan for Casement Park.
Paul Maskey said:
"The development of Casement Park is a hugely important project which will bring a positive dividend to the people in the area providing opportunities for residents and businesses in terms of investment and job creation opportunities for West Belfast.
"The project was agreed by the Executive and was an Executive priority project within the Programme for Government. Now the STG has backed the spectator safety procedures there can be no more delays in the Casement Park stadium project.
"As MP for West Belfast I have consistently worked with all key stakeholders to ensure a successful resolution to the Casement Park project and will continue to do so.
"I look forward to the final part of the stadium jigsaw being completed with the realisation of a new and modern fit-for-purpose Casement Park in the heart of West Belfast."


Comedian and writer Catherine (Catie) Wilkins gives us the lowdown on being a geeky kid and why it can have its advantages when you're all grown up and making people laugh for a living.
They say that comedians become comedians because they got bullied at school. You have to learn to be funny to defend yourself. Then you grow up and become a comedian – and you strut around, like, 'Look at me now! How do you like me now, Donna?' (I imagine).
There is a downside: a lot of the bullies grow up and go on to leave reviews. (I know it was you, Donna).
So, yes. When people ask me if there is a relationship between being a geeky kid at school and becoming a comedy writer, I have to say, yes.
"Being a geeky kid" is almost an umbrella term now, to describe anyone who feels awkward or that they don't really fit in anywhere (which is probably most people).
But when I was at school, "geek" had a more specific meaning. It was generally used to describe anyone that was into comics, superheroes or sci-fi, and then it gradually broadened out to mean someone who was passionate and knowledgeable about their favourite subject. E.g. "car geek", "football geek", "The Simpson's geek".
It was "nerd" that meant someone who was super clever and enjoyed the pursuit of learning, though nerd and geek are used interchangeably with each other now.
Incidentally, I am a geek about the etymology of words (among other things). Did you know that the word "nice" has changed its meaning? It used to mean "not knowing" in Latin, and in Middle English, it meant "stupid"? Nice little fact, that.
By the time I was an adult, "Geek Culture" had gone mainstream – Marvel and DC films are blockbuster hits, rather than a niche interest.
When I was taking my three-year-old daughter trick or treating for the first time, the gang of kids we were with were dressed mainly as various superheroes. At one house, a 12-year-old boy opened the door, took one look at everyone, and said, 'Cuh, DC and Marvel together?' disparagingly, before he handed out the sweets.
So going with the new meaning of geek, meaning being awkward, not feeling like you fit in anywhere, or having cool clothes… I was a geeky kid at school. (Even with the old meaning I was a geeky, too.) I liked comics a bit and was passionate about comedy.
Just like my character Ella in my book When Good Geeks Go Bad, I struggled to get "cool" shoes, and cool clothes, and my mere presence could sometimes enrage cool people.
I remember somehow managing to establish myself as "the funny one" by acting as an outlandish impression of a teacher in a school assembly that my form put on. One of the scariest kids in the year had found it hilarious, which got me some breathing space.
I've always found comedy to be a great way to deal with difficult situations. Whether that's laughing about how awkward or embarrassing something is, or learning to use comedy insults to defend yourself against bullies.


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Hot Tuna and Hell Times 200
Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady and Friends at the Lobero on Thursday, March 10
By Indy Staff
Wed Mar 09, 2011 | 6:00am
BLUES ON THE DOWN LOW AND UPSWING: Hot Tuna, headlining Thursday's blues/country/rootsy revue at the Lobero, is one of those formidable American bands that crept into being on the fringes. It has remained there, but in a major way, as a cult band, country-blues ambassador and scene-defying veteran entity. Jorma Kaukonen—singer/guitarist with the cool Finnish name and blood—and limber, lumbering bassist Jack Casady were blues and roots music-lovin' kids from Washington, D.C., in San Francisco's late-'60s ferment. They became folded into the Jefferson Airplane, but steered their rootsier hankerings into the band that became Hot Tuna. The Airplane crashed and burned, its parts reused in the Starship, and the Tuna prevailed.
Some 40 years later, the band—with the founding duo ever at the core—soldiers and sallies forth, on the brink of its first new studio album in two decades, Steady as She Goes (Red House). For his part, Kaukonen pays it forward by running the Fur Peace Ranch guitar camp in rural Ohio. This Thursday night's "Hot Tuna Blues" traveling medicine show is a revue affair, also featuring blues harp ace Charlie Musselwhite and master of assorted country stylings and songwriting Jim Lauderdale, with mixing and matching slated to occur throughout the evening.
LIKE HELL, YOU SAY: From the "who woulda thunk?" department comes the startling realization that Saturday's Sings Like Hell (SLH) is the 200th edition of an idea which might have seemed short-lived at the outset. Celebrating the milestone, stars are out in force, with Jeff Bridges, T-Bone Burnett, Jackson Browne, Glen Phillips and …? By now, SLH is such a fact of cultural life in Santa Barbara that we might forget the audacity of the original notion. What was this—monthly concerts by singer/songwriter, Americana, and like-minded artists, with a subscription model borrowed from the classical world and a series moniker stolen from a Peter Case album? It helps that series founder facilitator Peggie Jones is passionate, well connected, sartorially splendid—and slightly crazy. It also helps that Hale and Anne Milgrim have been behind-the-scenes mover/shakers, along with other heavy-hitter patrons and supporters (including Jeff and Susan Bridges). Not least, it also helps that the series has as its atmospheric and historic home the glorious Lobero, one of America's great small theaters, and supplier of the music's vibe-soaked context.
Getting to show number 200 can't help but stir up the memory banks (and databases) of shows fondly recalled over the years by us habitual SLH fans. Call me crazy, but personally, my favorite SLH show was a teetering (reportedly the band wasn't used to getting free beer backstage) but brilliant Austin band called the Gourds, who are slated for a return visit next season. But memory serves up numerous other fine shows in this series, including Crooked Still, Rodney Crowell, Kathleen Edwards, Todd Snider (back when and just recently), Anaïs Mitchell's folk opera Hadestown back in December, Chris Smither, the wondrous moodster Alexi Murdoch (whose shoegaze approach didn't seem to tickle a lot of the subscription audience's fancy), and any number of sightings/soundings from our hometown hero Glen Phillips, who sings heavenly or hellishly, to suit a given ditty. The list of notables goes on … Blue Rodeo, Carrie Rodriguez, Patty Griffin, Teddy Thompson, Richmond Fontaine, Martha Scanlan, The Waifs, Susan Werner, Daniel Lanois, Damien Rice …
I also fondly remember a rare primarily non-singing headliner, the Telecaster master Redd Volkaert, cooking up tasty hotplate guitar work suitable for more than just guitar geeks, joined by his old pal Seymour Duncan, whose own Tele riffing is something to behold. Poignantly, that show also featured an opening set by the late, great, locally and globally beloved Kenny Edwards, who passed on last fall.
Going back over favorites in the Sings Like Hell concert-ography is more than idle neurotic list-making pastime, more than details from a blur. The monthly continuum has turned into a critical cultural ritual and a secret society open to all, celebrating the strength and soul of The Song.
https://www.independent.com/2011/03/09/hot-tuna-and-hell-times-200/
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As a consequence of our vast experience base and long standing reputation for excellence in Plantation Development, Seed Production and our successful ongoing Export Business, we are able to offer Consulting Services and ongoing Management Services.
We also offer high quality Jatropha Curcas seeds.
We can also supply machinery and equipment to make your Palm Oil plantation operation run more effeciently.


1st Gen R52 Cooper Convertible Replacement Tops?
1st Gen R52 Cooper Convertible Um, WTF?
1st Gen R52 Cooper Convertible Replaced engine mounts this winter now knocking noise is back!
1st Gen R52 Cooper Convertible Where are the door airbag sensors located?


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De Alkmaarsche Courant werd in 1799 in Alkmaar opgericht door Adrianus Sterck. De omvang bedroeg toen vier halve velletjes briefpapier.

Tegenwoordig verschijnt de Alkmaarsche Courant in een oplage van circa 40.000 exemplaren in de omgeving van onder meer Alkmaar, Bergen, Heerhugowaard, Schermer en Langedijk.

De Alkmaarsche Courant is de grootste editie van het Noordhollands Dagblad, dat op zijn beurt wordt uitgegeven door Mediahuis Nederland.

Nederlandse krant
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Economie in Alkmaar

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We strictly follow the food safety guidelines laid down by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and the WHO's Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Every product goes through an Annual Product Quality Review (APQR), following which, corrective and preventive actions are taken based on our findings from the AQPR report, to avoid further recurrences of any observed deviations.
Raw materials are thoroughly checked by a Quality Control Team at the entry point, and are they taken inside the stores only after the team's approval.
The Quality Control Team samples the newly-arrived raw materials while they're still in the truck and draws conclusions quickly.
If the raw material does not comply with our in-house criteria, it is rejected and sent back with a rejection note for the supplier, explaining the reasons for rejection.
The plant is kept spotlessly clean and is fumigated regularly; strict hygiene practices are followed. The entry and exit points are clearly defined and controlled.
Cleanliness and sterility is maintained round the clock to avoid any chance of contamination and to maintain the quality of the manufactured products.
We are always striving to improve our quality; so, our focus is constantly on quality control and assurance. We have a strong QA & QC team, dedicated to maintain and improve the quality of our products and set new benchmarks using the latest technologies.
We use the latest equipment in our plant, including sophisticated instruments such as HPLC, AAS, NIR, UV-VIS, Osmometer, stability chambers, and more. This formidable arsenal of tools is used at every stage of the manufacturing process, including analyzing raw material, in-process samples, and finished products.
Each production line in our plant is supervised by a dedicated QA executive, who vigilantly monitors all production activities as well as coordinates with the Quality Control Lab and the production team. Our QA team ensures that quality standards are continually improved upon by providing structured training to the personnel of Production and other related departments on good manufacturing practices and food safety practices. The results of these trainings are monitored carefully by studying their implementation. Periodic follow ups and retraining are provided whenever required.
The multidimensional R&D approach followed by British Biologicals, coupled with its sophisticated analytical instruments, drives initiatives for greater efficacy and safety profiles for its products.
British Biologicals' plant adheres to IFS regulations and is ISO 22000:2005 and WHO-GMP certified. The fully automated plant can produce 100,000 units per day.
Our research team comprises PhDs, MSc graduates, and nutrition specialists. They are supported by state-of-the-art analytical instruments and regularly documented in-house stability studies.


There is always plenty going on at our busy school.
We keep our parents informed through a weekly newsletter, which you will find on the link to the left. If you would like the Newsletter e-mailing to you, please send your e-mail address to questions@thomasrussell-junior.staffs.sch.uk with the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line.
Please also include your child's name and class in the message.


Consumerizing medicine: Are patient-initiated blood tests the future?
The traditional model of health care has always been pretty linear: 1) observe your symptoms; 2) schedule a visit with your doctor; 3) meet with your doctor, answer questions, possibly have bloodwork or other testing; 4) follow your doctor's advice.
But what if by the time you see the doctor, it's too late to head off a serious medical problem? What if your doctor orders a blood test, but the closest lab is a 45-minute bus ride away, will charge a significant co-pay and closes at 5 p.m.?


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About the Circuit Clerk
Online Public Records
Jeannie Pike,
Visit Garland County Website
This office handles data entry of files, maintains the files for each of the courts, and maintains the dockets for the circuit judges. In addition, Court Deputy Clerks handle numerous other duties, including answering the phone, issuing warrants, summons, subpoenas & notices, and waiting on the public. Court Deputy Clerks also work closely with the probation offices, DHS, prosecutors, attorneys and judges (as appropriate for the individual courts).
This office does not give out legal advice.
Handles divorce, domestic abuse, child support, paternity and other case filings.
Civil Court
Handles negligence, bad faith, fraud, malpractice, product liability, foreclosure, quiet title, injunction, partition condemnation, condemnation, replevin, declaratory judgment, unlawful detainer, foreign judgment, writs, administrative appeal, property forfeiture, remove disabilities, name changes and other case filings.
Handles delinquency cases, dependency-neglect cases and Family In Need of Services (FINS) cases.
Handles all felony type cases filed by the Garland County Prosecutors office and all appeals from the District Courts.
All court records are maintained and kept by the clerk as permanent records. With the exception of juvenile court records, these records are public information.
The Circuit Clerk also collects payments for the Juvenile Court Fees(Probation, FINS and Diversion) and Criminal Court Indigent Defense Payments. Payments may be sent by mail, please be sure the name and case number is written on the check or money order. (If seeing a probation officer, follow his/her instructions for payment.)
The Circuit Clerk's office cannot make any changes to your restitution payment schedule. Any such changes need to be approved by the Prosecuting Attorney's office. Please contact your attorney.
The Garland County Circuit Clerk's office is responsible for acceptance of payments and maintaining the court record for court ordered private pay cases. The office is located at 501 Ouachita, Room 207, Hot Springs, AR 71901 and is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., M-F. Our office can be reached at 501-622-3630.
You may also want to visit the Dept. of Finance & Administration (DFA), which oversees state child support services.
Recorder's Office
The Recorder's Office is responsible for recording all deeds, mortgages and all other affecting instruments and transfers for the county. The office is also available for title research, although county employees are not licensed or bonded to conduct searches.
The Recorder's Office is the Garland County location for the swearing in of Notaries Public. For more information on becoming a Notary Public, see the Secretary of State web site.
Division Locations Address Number
Courts 501 Ouachita Ave
Hot Springs, AR 71901 501-622-3630
Recorder's Office 501 Ouachita Ave
Child Support 501 Ouachita Ave
Juvenile 607 Ouachita Ave
The Circuit Clerk's Office is prohibited by law from giving legal advice.
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