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"Waiting on the desk in his UW office was a homemade T-shirt.\n\nMiller lifted the shirt up to examine it and knew he was in big trouble with the rest of the staff.\n\n\"Oh man, I'm going to get a lot of (expletive) for this one,\" Miller explained when asked to share his immediate reaction to the shirt. \"I didn't know who made them. They just showed up in my office.\"\n\nThe T-shirts, courtesy of a UW lineman who wishes to remain anonymous, are black. On the front of the shirts is a likeness of Miller, wearing a UW cap, and glancing over his left shoulder, with the words, \"It's Miller Time!\"\n\n\"I brought it home and my wife wanted one,\" Miller said.\n\nAsk and ye shall receive. Amy Miller has a shirt, too.\n\n\"I don't know who made them,\" redshirt junior lineman Ryan Groy said, grinning from ear to ear. \"But we acquired them, and the linemen are wearing them often.\n\n\"It's something cool we did for him to show we have pride in him.\"\n\nOn the surface the T-shirts appear to be little more than a cute gesture concocted by a bunch of 300-pound college athletes.\n\nMiller and the members of the UW offensive line have endured a trying but rewarding season that has forged an unbreakable bond between coach and players who are preparing to face No. 8 Stanford Tuesday in the Rose Bowl.\n\nThat season began with a failed marriage between the line and Mike Markuson, who was fired after Week 2; continued with the subsequent promotion of Miller to interim line coach; and grew with several impressive outings, including the 70-31 victory over Nebraska in the Big Ten title game.\n\n\"I think it is a way for us to show him how much he means to us,\" redshirt junior center Travis Frederick said of the T-shirts, \"and to show everyone else how much that he has helped us.\n\n\"We wouldn't be where we are today without him. He has done a tremendous job. It was a matter of us putting our boots behind him and saying this is the guy who is going to help us get where we need to be.\"\n\nThere were signs of progress throughout the season: 467 rushing yards at Purdue; 337 rushing yards the next week against visiting Minnesota; and the 564-yard performance, with seven touchdowns, at Indiana.\n\nAs a graduate assistant last season under line coach Bob Bostad and for the first two weeks of this season under Markuson, Miller was more friend than coach to the players.\n\n\"Now I'm the guy they can't have that same relationship with,\" he said. \"I've been elevated through rank.\n\n\"There were things I didn't know as a new position coach. We were going to have to go through growing pains together. We did that. And you saw the unit get better and better.\n\n\"Obviously the culmination happened against Nebraska.\"\n\nThe T-shirts were ready for delivery two weeks before the victory over Indiana.\n\nAfter getting manhandled by Michigan State's front seven in a 16-13 overtime loss, the players realized the timing wasn't right.\n\n\"We had lost to Michigan State and we didn't want to bring them out then,\" Groy said. \"After the Indiana game it was finally Miller time.\"\n\nFrederick knows Miller endured some friendly ribbing from the other assistants, but he also knows his position coach didn't mind one bit.\n\n\"I think he understands what it means to us,\" Frederick said. \"When he first took over, that was the theme of our resurgence. It is Miller Time.\"\n\nMiller could be retained by new coach Gary Andersen to coach the UW tight ends in 2013. Andersen is bringing T.J. Woods, his offensive line coach at Utah State, to UW.\n\nWhether Miller is coaching tight ends in 2013, or on another staff altogether, the bond between Miller and the linemen will not be broken.\n\n\"I'm immensely proud of them,\" Miller said. \"I love them to death.\n\n\"I think they have grown to respect and trust me. It is a great relationship now. I don't know if it is the kind of relationship that 'Bo' had with them, but we are very tight across the board.\""
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"More Money Flowing In For Spidey\nBy Garth FranklinSunday May 6th 2007 11:14am\nimage “Spider-Man 3” took in a whopping $148 million over the weekend domestically, easily beating the $135 million record set by “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” last year, whilst Spidey 3 also landed the biggest worldwide weekend ever as well – $375 million for the three day-haul.\n\n“Spider-Man 3” also easily surpassed the track records of the previous two films in the superhero franchise: $88.1 million for “Spider-Man 2,” and $114.8 million for “Spider-Man”. The project dominated the entire frame, it’s take was an astonishing $34,807 per theatre, and the nearest rival was second place “Disturbia” in its fourth week with a mere $5.7 million.\n\nIn fact hopes of some spill over interest into other projects was left obliterated. Last week’s newcomers “The Invisible,” “Next” and “The Condemned” plummeted a whopping 59.5%, 61.2% and 72.1% respectively from their meagre opening weekend hauls. Strong performers like “Blades of Glory,” “Hot Fuzz” and “Fracture” all fell 50-60% as well.\n\nSole wide newcomer, the Eric Bana-Drew Barrymore drama “Lucky You,” posted a disastrous $2.5 million opening (a truly meagre $996 per screen) and sixth place slot. Limited release fared much better with “Waitress,” “Away from Her” and “Paris, je t’aime” all taking in strong per theatre hauls.\n\nThe damn thing killed everything before it and everything that’s been out for the last month or so. Its a juggernaut!"
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"In a world and industry full of celebrities filled with different racial backgrounds, beautiful black women have been dominating Hollywood for a long time now.\n\nMany women have either hit it big on the screens with their acting skills, broken the YouTube play buttons with their phenomenal music videos, had lines outside their concert halls and not to mention, have hit it hard in the banks ($)!\n\nThese hot black women are major fashion icons as well, and have had their fair share of recognition at various award shows! Here is our list of the top 14 black women:",
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"Profession and achievements: A singer, businesswoman, fashion designer, actress, and philanthropist. Rihanna is officially the wealthiest female musician in the world having a fortune of $600 million.\n\nForbes has also named her among the top ten highest-paid celebrities in 2012 and 2014. She recently started a makeup line by the name – Fenty – which has received much praise worldwide, especially by women of color, because the foundation shades are diverse and available in EACH skin shade.\n\nShe is also a fashion icon. Anything that doesn’t seem nice on the ramp, Rihanna turns it into a statement outfit! She’s undoubtedly one of the sexiest black women.",
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"An actress, singer, dancer, and model. She began her career at the young age of only six years and gained fame from her famous marketing campaign for Coca-Cola’s new drink – Fanta.\n\nShe is well known in the acting world for two of her roles – one in Lizzie McGuire and the other in The Vampire Diaries.\n\nShe has received a Creative Award by Black Women in Film Association.",
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"Profession and achievements: American singer, actress, songwriter, record producer, director, model, dancer, fashion designer, and businesswoman. Is there anything this woman can’t do?\n\nDo you know About This News? The Internet Reacts to Beyoncé’s Alleged Nail Polish Change at Coachella.\n\nShe is well-known for winning 26 MTV Video Music Awards – making her the most awarded artist in the award show history! She is also the highest-nominated woman in the history of the Grammys!\n\nShe’s also known for her influence in feminism and female empowerment through her music, especially her B’ day album.",
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"Profession and achievements: A rapper, singer, songwriter, actress, and model. She is considered as the most influential female rap artists of all time, hence is known as the ‘Queen of Rap’. She has accumulated the MOST Billboard Hot 100 entries among women of all genres. ‘Anaconda’ is her highest-charting single in the U.S. to date.\n\nAlthough Nicki Minaj is seen as a controversial figure, her style statement never fails to impress. She highlights and promotes self-confidence each time she’s publicly seen.",
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"Profession and achievements: An English model, actress, and businesswoman. Naomi was recruited at the young age of 15, but came a long way, as she received the recognition of being one of the top 6 models in the 1980s and 1990s, and was called a supermodel of her time.\n\nShe walked the catwalk for Versace in her early days as well. She was one of the hot black girls in her days, and rightly so!",
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"Profession and achievements: An American media executive, actress, talk show host, television producer, and philanthropist. She’s the Queen of All Media, as her show was the highest-rated in its time. She is regarded as one of the most beautiful black women, both inside and out.\n\nOprah is known to be the most influential person in the world and is ranked the greatest black philanthropist in American history while being the first black multi-billionaire in North America.",
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"Profession and achievements: An American television personality, producer, businesswoman, actress, author, and model. Banks was the first African-American woman to be featured on the cover of GQ and the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.\n\nShe is famously known for being the host of America’s Next Top Model and having her talk show, The Tyra Banks Show, in which she inspired thousands of young ladies. She is also one of the only seventeen models to be ranked as a Legendary Supermodel by MODELS.com.",
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"Profession and achievements: An American singer, songwriter, dancer, and model. She debuted her music album in 2004 and became an instant hit with her singles topping the charts on Billboard. Ciara has also won one Grammy Award, as well as 3 MTV Awards.\n\nShe was signed as the Global Brand Ambassador for the cosmetics brand – Revlon. In 2008, Ciara was honored as Billboard’s “Woman of the Year” because of her work in changing the music business.",
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"Profession and achievements: An American musician, singer, and songwriter. Keys began singing at the age of 15. She became the first woman to have an MTV Unplugged album debut at number one. She has received 15 competitive Grammy Awards.\n\nShe co-founded and is the Global Ambassador of the nonprofit HIV/AIDS-fighting organization ‘Keep a Child Alive.’ Time magazine has regarded her as one of the 100 most influential people twice.",
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"Profession and achievements: An American actress, singer, rapper, songwriter, and presenter. Her most iconic role is from the series – True Jackson, VP on Nickelodeon in which she earned $20,000 per episode which made her the fourth-highest-paid child star on television.\n\nA Walmart fashion line inspired by True Jackson, VP, was launched, with all the designs being approved by Palmer herself. She also works with the Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs of the American charity Cool To Be Smart program, speaking to children about the importance of learning.",
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"Profession and achievements: An American singer and actress. Her career started from American Idol, Season 3, in which she was ranked 7th. She acted in Dreamgirls (2006), for which she received an Academy Award and a Golden Globe Award.\n\nShe received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2013. Later on, Hudson was hired as a coach on The Voice, both USA and UK versions. She became the first female coach to have won The Voice – UK.",
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"Profession and achievements: An English model and actress. Jourdan debuted as a model at the age of only 16 and is recognized as a very tall model with a height of 6 feet. She is most well-known for being the first black model to walk a Prada runway in over a decade!\n\nShe was signed as the face of Maybelline New York and is considered to be a supermodel of this generation. She has walked numerous shows for DKNY, Michael Kors, John Galliano, Victoria’s Secret, Tommy Hilfiger and has also worked as the face of Rihanna’s collections for River Island.",
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"Profession and achievements: A fashion model, and public spokesperson on the skin condition that she has vitiligo. She was recognized and gained fame from her appearance on America’s Next Top Model, ranking 6th overall in the 21st season. She was the official brand representative of Spanish clothing brand Desigual.\n\nShe was chosen as one of the BBC’s 100 Women. She speaks about her skin condition and helps others who have it to embrace it and not to let it become a point of getting bullied for.",
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"Profession and achievements: An American lawyer, university administrator, and writer and also well-known for being the first African-American First Lady of the United States.\n\nMichelle is a role model for young women worldwide. Her motivational lines, self-confidence, self-love, and drive to achieve all that is in this world is what has captured the hearts of many.\n\nShe is comfortable in her own skin and makes others believe in the same.\n\nShe supported American designers and was considered a fashion icon.\n\nThere are hundreds of hot black women in the industry, but these women top our list, not only in looks, but with their influence, fashion sense, awards, and success.",
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"Next Story:\nHadid Replaces Sister Bella as the Top Cover Model for 2022\n\nAbout the Author: Minza Haque\n\nMinza is an aspiring doctor and a fashion and beauty influencer. She posts and write about the little things that she likes in her life and wants to share with the world to make it a better place."
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"Nearly 36 months after making a commitment to Indiana, class of 2014 guard James Blackmon Jr. was no longer certain that Bloomington was where he wanted to be for college.\n\nSo rather than living with doubt in his mind, Blackmon Jr. decided to re-open the recruiting process on Thursday.\n\nHis commitment to Indiana in the fall of 2010 came before he ever played a high school game and also after the Hoosiers had won just 16 games in two seasons under Tom Crean.\n\nAt the time, many questioned whether the commitment would stick, especially with more than three years until Blackmon Jr. could sign a National Letter of Intent.\n\nIn an interview with Inside the Hall, the Marion guard explained his decision to explore other options.\n\n“Just having something to compare Indiana to. I’ve been committed so long that I haven’t really seen any other college,” Blackmon Jr. said. “Indiana is at the top of my list. I still like Indiana. I wouldn’t be surprised if I end back up at Indiana.\n\n“I just want to know that it is the right choice and have no doubt and be excited about my decision so if I commit back, it’ll be because I’m excited about going there and just not having any doubt with it.”\n\nAs the No. 25 player in the ESPNU 100, Blackmon Jr. will have plenty of interest from across the country and Indiana is still expected to recruit him.\n\n“I talked to Coach Crean and he still wants me to be there and he still wants to coach me,” he said. “He’s a great coach and nothing went wrong with the coaches, they didn’t do anything wrong. I just want to reassure myself and have something to compare it to.”\n\nBlackmon Jr. also says he doesn’t regret his decision to commit early despite opening things back up this late in the process.\n\n“I still feel like that was the right thing to do because I knew that it was the place I wanted to go,” Blackmon Jr. said. “But having doubt in your mind, I don’t want to have that with choosing a college.”\n\nThe next step in the process, according to Blackmon Jr., will be taking a look at which schools express interest and then making a plan to proceed from there.\n\n“I think just seeing who recruits me and how that goes, ” he said. “I’m not really choosing a top five, six or anything like that. I’m just going to see who all is out there and trim it down. IU will definitely be in the top of that.”"
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"The best laid plans of mice and men can go awry.For a small, highly indebted, open economy such as Jamaica, which is subject to external forces it cannot control planning and forecasting can be a hope and a prayer.\n\nThere are three times in recent years that tourism suffered a downturn. The terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 in the United States affected arrivals and earnings in our tourism sector and so did the outbreak of the SARS virus (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) in 2003. The economy and the tourism sector were similarly affected by the 2008/9 global financial meltdown which accounted for the worst recession in the US since the Great Depression.\n\nDevelopments beyond our control and seemingly beyond our expectations are giving us more cause for concern, a far cry from the optimism and rosy forecast that buoyed the Andrew Holness-led Jamaica Labour Party administration shortly after it took the reins of power in early 2016.\n\nAt that time commodity prices, including metals such as aluminum, were exhibiting robustness on the world market. Pairing higher prices for our bauxite/alumina with increase output arising from JISCO, formerly Alpart, coming back on stream, provided justification for expectations of solid export earnings from this sector. This would have been beneficial as it would decrease our ballooning merchandise trade deficit.\n\nIn addition, strong tourism earnings, continued robustness in remittances, and impressive inflows in foreign investment would help offset the trade deficit, leading to a belief that the country would finally enjoy annual current account surpluses in the balance of payment.\n\nBut things changed. By 2018 aluminum prices started trending down, in part due to global trade wars and tariffs, and, in mid-2019, JISCO shuttered its doors for two years to undertake major plant renovations and upgrading.\n\nThe combination of falling commodity price and lowered output in the mining sector have put a squeeze on export earnings, thereby worsening our trade deficit. Therefore, it will be harder for the country to not have annual increases in its current account deficit, and this is already in evidence.\n\nOf even greater significance is that the country in having these setbacks have lost the full impact of one its major drivers of economic growth. This explains in part the aneamic 0.9 per cent annual growth rate in 2019, and the expectation of continued uninspiring performance in the near term.\n\nFour years ago we justified and accepted the importance and significance of a five per cent annual growth rate in this fiscal year to: transform the economy, ensure prosperity for larger segments of the population, improve productivity, and better ensure the safety and security of citizens.\n\nIf five per cent annual GDP growth was imperative in achieving these targets, it is obvious that with less than one per cent growth rate currently, and no near-term improvements likely, the public sector will have to perform much better in governance, in resource allocation, in repositioning education, and in offsetting structural rigidities.\n\nThe private sector too, will have to be far more dynamic, visionary, export-driven, multiregional, multinational with enlarged capital base and highly skilled personnel, and innovative.\n\nThe country has to remember that growth rates are meaningful as they are synonymous with increases in the productive capacity of the economy.\n\nCompounding the country’s woes is the worldwide outbreakof the coronavirus (COVID-19). Daily the Minister of Health Christopher Tufton and his team have to make tough decisions, balancing the potentially devastating impact of COVID-19 on the population and the loss of revenue in a growth underperformance economy.\n\nFor Tufton, uneasy lies the head that wears the crown. He is literally in a no-win situation where second guessing, long after the fact when the results are known, determine foresight and brilliance. Until then, the hope, the fear is the absence and avoidance of the unintended and predictable consequences if the unmentioned happens.\n\nSimilarly, the country has to struggle with tough decision on rights of travelers to Jamaicaand the vexing issues ofcontractual commitment to the cruise lines.\n\nContraction worldwide in transportation, particularly in airlines and shipping, which have a direct impact on tourism, on wharf activity, including final destination, transshipment and exports is occurring. Some major airlines are grounding 20 per cent of their planes and offering unpaid leave to staff while others are slashing domestic and international flights.\n\nWhile Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett conceded in Parliament last Tuesday that there are some concerns, with likely declines in cruise ship activity he said that forward bookings of hotels for March through May remain strong. He, however, conceded that upcoming holidays, such as Spring Break, should provide a better insight as to likely outcomes as the year progresses.\n\nThe cutback in transportation worldwide has to be of some concern for us and the supply chain disruptions must be unnerving for businesses as so much of our economic activity is governed by international trade.\n\nSome consolation is that oil prices on the global market have retreated and Finance Minister Dr Nigel Clarke believes that recent emphasis on macroeconomic stability, the impressive growth in employment, and the adequacy of the Net International Reserves offer a cushion and a level of resilience that should allow the country to weather any short term setbacks.\n\nWith the International Monetary Fund (IMF) holding Jamaica in good stead, having acknowledging its impressive performance in passing all assigned tests, it is encouraging to hear that the IMF is ready and willing to help Jamaica and other countries deal with the coronavirus.\n\nThe IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said, “the situation is evolving rapidly and we stand ready to provide a forceful, coordinated response if conditions require it. Some countries will see financing needs rise rapidly as the economic and human costs of the virus escalates.”\n\nFor Jamaica this IMF assurance is great and the fact that we remain in such good standing with the Fund should give us confidence going forward. If only we could get pass all of this and start to improve our growth performance."
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"Heartbroken Alisson, 28, was unable to attend because of coronavirus restrictions.\n\nDad-of-two Mr Becker was found dead at midnight on Wednesday by a lake on the family's ranch near the town of Lavras do Sul in southern Brazil.\n\nAn autopsy confirmed he had drowned and ruled out foul play, although a police investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragedy is continuing.\n\nHe is thought to have got into difficulties after going for a swim in the lake although he often practiced underwater fishing and diving at the family's country holiday property just over 200 miles away from their main home in Novo Hamburgo.",
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"The funeral took place on Friday afternoon at a Catholic cemetery in a neighbourhood of Novo Hamburgo called Canudos where Mr Becker lived.\n\nA Sport Club Internacional flag is said to have been laid over the coffin. Alisson and his brother both started their careers at the Serie A club based in Porto Alegre.\n\nMuriel has now changed the profile photo on his Instagram to one of his dad.\n\nLocal police chief Andre de Mattos confirmed on Friday several people, thought to include friends and employees of the family property who started a search when his family raised the alarm around 5pm on Wednesday, had been questioned.",
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The only hope to save Hellboy’s life is a trip to where the Golden Army lies beneath the Giant’s Causeway in Ireland. However, this involves making a deal that will give Nuada the final piece of the crown.\n\nSince the 1990s, Guillermo Del Toro has emerged to become one of the top fantasy filmmakers in the world. Del Toro first appeared with the Mexican-made vampire film Cronos (1993), which gained a good deal of acclaim as an arthouse release. This attracted enough attention to have Del Toro brought to the US to direct Mimic (1997). Del Toro went from success to success, alternating Spanish-language arthouse works like The Devil’s Backbone (2001) and Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) with comic-book fuelled works like Blade II (2002) and Hellboy (2004).\n\nFollowing the extraordinary acclaim enjoyed by Pan’s Labyrinth, Del Toro became recognized on the wider (ie. non-genre) stage. At the point this film was released, he seemed to have his fingers in every imaginable pie – with reported adaptations of the Marvel comic-book Dr Strange, H.P. Lovecraft’s At the Mountains of Madness, a new version of Pinocchio and Frankenstein, Disney’s Haunted Mansion ride. He sidetracked off onto the non-starting Hobbit movies for Peter Jackson, eventually ending with co-screenwriting credit on the finished trilogy The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012), The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013) and The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014). In between this, he also produced other works (see below). Del Toro finally settled on his next directorial project as being the giant robots film Pacific Rim (2013), followed by the ghost story Crimson Peak (2015) and the amphibian man romance The Shape of Water (2017), which won Del Toro an Academy Award as Best Director.\n\nHellboy, adapted from the Mike Mignola comic book, was one of Guillermo Del Toro’s least satisfying works, although enjoyed a healthy cult afterlife subsequent to its cinematic release. Del Toro and Mike Mignola also oversaw two animated spinoffs with Hellboy Animated: Sword of Storms (2006) and Hellboy Animated: Blood and Iron (2007). With Hellboy II: The Golden Army here, Del Toro makes a sequel. Del Toro has taken the opportunity of being able to command a much larger budget to expand the original out onto a wondrous scale. Although, rather than further superheroic adventures or more of the same the demonic combat of Hellboy, Del Toro takes The Golden Army in other directions. The Golden Army is less a superhero film than one that slots into the eccentric fantasy worlds peopled by strange creatures that have popped up in recent years – see works like Takashi Miike’s The Great Yokai War (2005), MirrorMask (2005), Luc Besson’s Arthur and the Invisibles (2006) and indeed the labyrinth sequences in Pan’s Labyrinth.\n\nDel Toro takes enormous delight in peopling Hellboy II: The Golden Army with an menagerie of eccentric and offbeat creatures – Mr Wink, a giant troll that has a huge rock-like fist that blasts off his arm on the end of a chain; a horde of malevolent tooth fairies that devour human bones; guards with black beaked heads that look like predatory birds; a shop assistant with a head that has been built like a wooden model cathedral; the arrival at the Giant’s Causeway to be greeted by a creature with a small cart instead of legs and an angel of death that has no face excepting for a shell and eyes around its wings. During the venture down into the Troll Market, the creature effects people go wild in terms of creations. There is also an amazing prologue telling the story of the elves and the forging of the crown, where Guillermo Del Toro has seemingly set out to imitate the Danish puppet fantasy Strings (2004).\n\nThe best of the new creations is that of Joachim Krauss, a character taken direct from the comic-book who consists of ectoplasm and lives inside a diving suit with an opaque glass helmet for a head – the scene where he provokes Ron Perlman who ends up punching him and puncturing the helmet is side-splitting.\n\nThe big set-piece of the film in terms of creatures and effects is when Nuada unleashes the Elemental in the streets of Manhattan, where the seed grows into a massive plant creature rampaging about the streets. What is so striking about the scene – as say compared to the similar monsters that raged through the area in Godzilla (1998) and Cloverfield (2008) – is how the concern in the sequence is less about putting on a display of mass destruction than it is over Hellboy killing a creature that is the last of its kind.\n\nThis time Guillermo Del Toro seems to have much more of an ease with the characters who are delineated with far more roundedness, particularly Selma Blair’s Liz. There is an amusing running B-plot about Hellboy and Liz’s relationship problems. As in Hellboy, The Golden Army is anchored by the wonderfully laconic and laidback performance from Del Toro’s regular contributor Ron Perlman. The most amusing scene in the film is where Hellboy and a lovesick Abe Sapien both get drunk to the accompaniment of Barry Manilow’s Can’t Smile Without You (1978).\n\nMore disappointingly, Guillermo Del Toro seems so absorbed with his creatures that he never invests too much in creating the screenplay. This is fairly rudimentary and tends to travel in a straight-line – it is eminently predictable, for instance, from the point that Del Toro introduces the brother and sister who share each other’s injuries that she will save the day by sacrificing herself. In a way, the perfect co-writer for a future Del Toro project would be Neil Gaiman. Gaiman fantasies like Neverwhere (1996) and MirrorMask perfectly mirror the world of strange creatures that Del Toro is trying to create here – indeed you could easily imagine the venture into the world of the Troll Market as being another corner of the secret underworld of Neverwhere.\n\nGuillermo Del Toro and Ron Perlman talked about a third Hellboy film for several years but nothing ever emerged. Hellboy (2019) was a reboot of the series with David Harbour taking on the title role."
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"Many people may not realize it, but pickles were originally a fermented food. The characteristic tang of pickles that now is most often created by vinegar was once the result of fermentation. You can still get that characteristic taste by fermenting your own pickles at home, and it’s quite easy to do. As with any fermented foods, make sure that your hands and tools are as clean as possible.\n\nYou’ll want to find glass jars large enough to fit your cucumbers. Glass jars are always preferable to plastic, as scratches in plastic can harbor spoilage bacteria. You’ll also need pickling cucumbers, not the normal large slicing cucumbers. Make sure that all your cucumbers are firm, not soft or mushy, and be sure to cut off the blossom end of each cucumber.\n\nFor each quart of pickling brine you’ll need:\n\nDissolve the salt in the water to form the brine. Place herbs and spices at the bottom of your pickling jar and pack the cucumbers tightly on top. Add the brine, remembering to leave an inch or two of headspace at the top of the jar. If needed, weight the pickles down to keep them below water level.\n\nCover the jar. You can use a twist-on lid if you remember to “burp” the jar every day by untwisting the lid to release the gases that will be produced during fermentation. There are also special fermentation lids that are sold that will fit a homebrewing-style airlock. Otherwise you can use cheesecloth, burlap, or saran wrap. Depending on the temperature in your kitchen, fermentation can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks before the pickles are ready to eat.\n\nYou’ll know they’re done when the color changes to an olive green inside and out. The brine will naturally be cloudy due to the fermentation. Once the pickles have fermented, move them to the refrigerator to slow the fermentation process. They’ll keep for at least a few months. If you smell any putrid smells, see mold growing in the jar, or if the pickles don’t taste right, throw them out. It’s better to get rid of a few dollars worth of food than to risk getting sick from spoiled pickles.",
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"I grew up hearing from my guru—many times—of the necessity of minimizing the five passions: lust, anger, greed, attachment and egoism. To eliminate these, it was important to control the senses. When we see, hear, taste, touch or smell things, this leads us to desire them, become angry or frustrated when we cant get them, we want more of them, become attached to, and identified with them. Controlling the senses helps control the five passions. Ayurveda also teaches that controlling the senses is also the best way to promote happiness.\n\nBut controlling the senses is not so easy. In a study of more than 1 million people around the world, self-control came in last of virtues people professed to have. I had been reflecting on the relationship between desire and discipline when I recently [that is to say, maybe in 2013?] read a New York Times article on decision fatigue.\n\n“Decision fatigue” is a term used in Western science to describe a phenomenon most of us probably experience on a daily basis. Unlike physical fatigue, it is the biological fatigue we feel when we repeatedly exert willpower to resist temptations or have to make many decisions.\n\nGenerally when we think of decisions, we might be tempted to think of the bigger ones in our lives: Should I go to school? Should I become a carpenter or an engineer? Should I get married, have kids, etc. But we encounter myriad small decisions on a daily basis. Should I or should I not eat that tasty ice cream, buy that shiny thing, have sex, listen to this gossip, watch this episode of Friends, take a walk, eat alone or with my co-workers? With an average computer user looking at over 36 Web sites per day, online activity generally is even more decision-making intensive. Should I check facebook? Follow a link that someone sent me in an email? Buy something? In fact we make many decisions that we may not even identify as decisions, for example, when we decide to repress an emotion or urge or craving. Decisions and willpower have been found to be intimately connected, and each decision made, or act of willpower executed, contributes to decision fatigue.\n\nIt turns out that the more decisions we make over the course of a day, and the more we exert our willpower, the more likely we are to suffer from decision fatigue. The more we suffer from decision fatigue, the more likely we are to make poor choices and the less self-discipline we are left with. Consider this study: when participants repressed their tears and emotions during a sad movie, afterwards, when they engaged in mentally challenging puzzle or squeezing a hand-grip exerciser, they gave up more easily than people who did not repress their emotions during the film. Their will power—like other forms of exertion—could be exhausted.\n\nSupermarket powers-that-be and other salesman are well aware of the practical effects of this phenomenon. That’s why impulse-buy items are placed at the checkout counter. You’ve just navigated yourself and your impulses throughout a quarter mile walk through the grocery store, making, I don’t know, fifty something decisions (unless you are going through the express lane). You are likely to have decision fatigue by the time you reach the checkout lane, where the candy bars and the magazines await.\n\nStudies suggest that we spend three or four hours resisting desire every day. When we decide to repress urges repeatedly, at some point, the dam tends to give way. Ayurveda classifies natural human urges as the urges to pass gas, feces, urine, to drink (when thirsty), eat (when truly hungry), sneeze, sleep, cough, burp, breathe heavily upon exertion, to yawn, cry, vomit or ejaculate.\n\nThe suppression of any of these natural urges may lead to various imbalances and should not, therefore, be repressed or suppressed. Ashtanga Hrdayam:Sutrasthanam:IV:1\n\nWe now have a quandary: we want to control our senses, but repression creates decision fatigue that is likely to result in poor decisions, results, and even in poor health.\n\nDon’t Panic. There is always hope. Studies show that people with the best self-control are people who have built in structure and healthy habits into their daily routines. Instead of wearing down their willpower and creating decision fatigue, they rely on their daily routine to direct many of their actions and save their decision-making energy for the important things. They prefer to avoid crises, rather than manage it. They give themselves reasonable deadlines. (I like to give myself, as a rule of thumb, four times longer to do something than I think it will take). They schedule important meetings in the morning and don’t allow them to be scheduled back to back. They try to make important decisions in the morning and won’t make them when they are tired or on an empty stomach (decision making is an energy, like many, that requires glucose to function well). It seems we have the ability to adhere to a daily routine without taxing our decision-making muscles.\n\nAyurveda teaches us that dinacaryā—a healthy daily routine—is a cornerstone of health. [To learn what Ayurveda suggests as a dinacaryā, you can read Dinacaryā: Changing Lives Through Daily Living] Ayurveda suggests that it is ideal to wake, eat and retire at the same time each day; have a diet, self oil massage, and exercise—that are all appropriate to our constitutions, that we meditate at the same time every day. Ideal dinacaryā also includes prescribed ethical behavior that runs along the same lines as the yamas (a list of attributes that we doo well to avoid) and niyamas (a list of qualities we do well to cultivate). It corrals our daily activities and behavior onto an established track.\n\nFor example, if we believe “thou shalt not kill” to our very bones, then this is never something we have to “decide” in the moment. It’s simply off limits. Problem solved. Precepts like the yamas and niyamas or the Golden Rule (do unto others as you would have them do unto you), can serve as such behavioral prescriptions.\n\nThis is not to say that it is always easy to adopt such prescriptions, but it is something that, while it may cause decision fatigue to follow them at first, it is something that may get easier. My guru has likened the mind to a bird and the process of trying to control it to putting the bird in a cage. At first the mind flutters around, banging into the bars but, little by little, it settles down and becomes docile. Once a disciple asked my guru about anger. The disciple told my guru that, when he was in the middle of an angry episode, that there was nothing he could do to control it. My guru told him that this is very true and that it was important to focus on the time period between episodes of anger, to train the mind and the nature, through meditation and other appropriate efforts between episodes, and then the episodes would gradually become less frequent and less intense.\n\nAnother helping factor may be the company we keep. When I was a child my guru wrote me a letter. In this letter, he wrote, “Keep good company. Good company makes a man great.” Company that engages in behavior we wish to emulate can make it easy—even enjoyable—to practice that behavior. Between dinacaryā and good company, discipline becomes habit and our mental resources are freed up for new possibilities.\n\nBy Dr. Claudia Welch repurposed from a Newsletter around 2013"
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And just as the land on which I sit was once cleared of natives so its conquerors could lay claim, millions of factory workers across the world are stuck with no options after someone in their past took all the land for himself.\n\nWhat could we say about the natural resources of the world? The bounty of wealth this place provides us. Fruits, vegetables, and minerals abound. Our most advanced silicon is grown from materials harvested from this Earth. We are truly blessed for all we have been given.\n\nBut what does it mean for someone to lay claim to one piece? Who endowed them with that right? Does the notion even make sense? How do we say that one piece of Earth or atmosphere belongs to one person? How can we say who may lay claim to the animals in the sea or the beings who live on land here with us?\n\nWe have great power here on earth. No animal can evade our capture. No resource is too deep underground. No forest can stand in our way. And in many ways, I feel like we've spent centuries pushing as hard as we can to build our world the way we want using any means necessary. That's why this military base I'm sitting down at has a golf course and beautiful trails. It's what the folks in charge wanted!\n\nBut what have we sacrificed so these men could sit with a view overlooking the golden gate bridge while putting thousands of Japanese Americans in to horse stables?\n\nI think about the marketing industry. How children all over the world grow up believing that skinny white women are the epitome of sexy and sports cars make you a stud. How work and consumption are the key to a good life. At least, that's what I ended up believing. And so I focused on money and treated women like objects, and missed out on so much true beauty in life because of it.\n\nBut even I cannot ignore the allure of factory made goods formed from silicon and carbon and copper and glass. Access to technology and hard goods has made my life great in many ways. Gasoline moves me where I need to go, and my big vehicle means I can carry things easily. I am accustomed to taking some of the atmosphere for myself and leaving my trash at the curb to be carted off somewhere. I truly do not know how I would survive without this.\n\nBut so much of what I am accustomed to has been based on \"othering\". The notion that what I need I will get by ignoring the rights or needs of some group of \"others\" and acting accordingly. I don't do it directly, but I buy products from companies or countries who have. The US government worked to overthrow democratic leaders in Central America so our companies could grow food for profit on land that previously served to feed indigenous people. We supported the tyrants who would steal that land from its stewards, and we trained the soldiers who carried out the work. Our media ignored it when death squads took out those who put up a fight, our president called them \"rebels\" or some other term meant to mean \"bad guys\", the morning news did an interview full of softball questions that ignore what really happened, the newspapers laud the president's commitment to humanitarian concerns, and then we all buy the cheap fruit at the grocer for $1 a pound. Never mind that the land was stolen when we weren't looking and we never asked how it happened. Well guess who built that factory in Bangladesh that made your $5 t-shirt? Do you think a worker there still has the legal right to farm the land of their ancestors? Or were they stripped of that right so a some capitalist could build a factory? For most of my goods I sadly have no idea. Do you?\n\nI don't think we can keep doing this. Actually, my fear is that we can. But my god, WHY? Why do we do this to other people on Earth? Because it comes back to us. 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Do they have a consistent enough 10 to bring out the best in a maturing team?\nPro Influence: Fraser Brown and Byron McGuigan could get some game time with them\n\nCoach: Peter Laverie, experienced coach, promoted from within to replace Kenny Murray who has joined the Glasgow Warriors staff\nDepartures include: Hayden Wisnewski (to NZ) Nick Campbell (to Jersey) George Hunter (Loan to London Scottish) Ross Doneghan (to Darlington)\nArrivals include: Fergus Scott (Glasgow EDP) Jamie Malcolm (GHA) Graham Williamson (Cartha QP)\nKeys to Season: The backs remain intact from last season, but will EDP 10 Finn Russell be available as much or will he be required by Glasgow? Can youngsters Rae, Malcolm, Templeton and McCallum step up to give the same strength in depth in the pack as last year? Can Kenny Murray’s demanding standards be maintained? 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How often will Jonny Gray be available? Can Ben Cairns and Sean Cox have the same coaching impact at Currie as Steve Lawrie had at Heriots last year?\nPro Influence: Robin Hislop, Sean Kennedy and Jonny Gray are the most likely of their drafted players to appear.\n\nCoach: Johnny Else is promoted from within to replace the commanding Simon Cross, who has been appointed to the staff at Worcester alongside Carl Hogg and Dean Ryan.\nDepartures Include: Dan Teague (retired)\nArrivals Include: Ben Vellacott (Scotland U18) Neil Aitken, David Bates (both Edinburgh U), Nick Barron (Murrayfield W)\nKeys to Season: How big an impact will a fit Alex Blair – who played summer rugby in Australia – and a returning Jamie Sole make on Premier 1? Will the attention to detail of Simon Cross be missed in the development of EDP prospects Farndale, Allen and Watson? Can anyone step up to replace Dan Teague’s experience? 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"To boost the employment of persons with partial work capacity, the Government decided in its mid-term policy review session to set up a state-owned company with a special assignment. The company is tasked with recruiting such persons for longer-term employment relationships and providing them with support in carrying out their duties. Another objective is to promote the opportunities for employees to advance in their careers and take up employment with new employers.\n\n“We are now one step closer to establishing a new actor, thus improving the position of people with partial work capacity not only in the labour market, but also in the wider Finnish society,” says Minister of Employment Tuula Haatainen.\n\nThe Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment circulated the draft legislative proposal for comments on 22 June 2021. Comments are to be submitted via lausuntopalvelu.fi by 17 August 2021 at the latest.\n\nAccording to the draft proposal, local Employment and Economic Development Offices (‘TE offices’) would assess whether being employed by the new special assignment company remains the only option for an individual. The TE offices would also select suitable jobseekers to be proposed for the new company. The company could only recruit employees from among the jobseekers proposed by TE offices.\n\nNo distortion of competition allowed\n\nIn order to ensure market-based pricing and competition neutrality, the Government decided in its mid-term policy review session that the company should adopt regular procedures. Competition neutrality means that public and private business and industry have a level playing field.\n\nEmploying people with partial work capacity who face particular challenges in the labour market, the company will need state aid to ensure and maintain its operations. In order to avoid distortions of competition, the company should, according to the proposal, appoint a special advisory board. It would be composed of experts able to assess market pricing, competitive factors and the challenges arising from the company’s mission to employ people with partial work capacity.\n\nRespondents to consultation invited to propose a new name\n\nDuring the preparation of the Act, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment has called the new company Välittäjä Oy (“Intermediary Ltd”). Respondents are now invited to present their proposals for the company’s name.\n\nAfter the consultation round, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment will finalise the proposal. It will be submitted by the Government in the context of the Government’s budget proposal for 2022. According to plan, the relevant acts would enter into force on 1 January 2022, and the new company is set to start its operations as soon as possible thereafter."
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"If you aren’t a part of the Pollinate Trading Lab you are missing out! We have a great bunch of traders in there now sharing backtests, setups, knowledge, code (for those of you who are interested in using AI and algo’s), we even have a shared Google Drive of all our resources available for members.\n\nThis is not a signal service, don’t join if you want someone to tell you to buy $F stock at X price or short $FB or whatever.\n\nRather if you want to have access to a bunch of real traders who are talking about the various setups they are seeing and what they are looking at doing in the markets that day, this is the place to be. We have traders from hedge funds, prop traders, family office traders and professional traders who have been trading for years (decades).\n\nIf you find trading to be isolating and have questions but just don’t know who to ask, how to ask it or simply want to have a place to bounce ideas off other like minded traders, JOIN US NOW!!\n\nOk on to business…\n\nLet’s continue our discussion about the Nasdaq $NQ or $QQQ trade. As we’ve been talking about I am ginormously long this one and have been adding to it since my initial entry April 5th.\n\nTraveling back to April 5th when I made my initial entry I definitely DID NOT expect that I’d have added to this long position 13 time (13 TIMES!!!) after the initial entry.\n\nI was not that guy that CNBC interviews on April 5th and say’s “Yeah we stepped in today in a big way, in the NASDAQ, with blah blah blah happening and yadda yadda playing out we know that this is a major opportunity that we may never see again in our lifetime so we bought heavily here.”\n\nIt would’ve been cool to watch, I’d have “suited up” in an $8k suite, even got a haircut, Quarantine be damned!\n\nBut the reality was on April 5th when I got long $NQ futures, it was just a simple trade.\n\nThe absolute best sell setup the world had ever seen was failing and the risk/reward favored a little upside move. At this point everyone was expecting this little up move that I was buying to top of to be a bear rally bounce, or a bull leg in a major bear market. And that’s exactly what you want to help fuel a really strong rally higher.\n\nAgain at that time I was simply getting into a trade, not trying to win the internet!\n\nSo for that I do not take any credit in catching the bottom or buying the dip.\n\nIn fact in hindsight that double bottom failed breakout setup is where I should’ve bought, but only the best trader in the world made that trade!\n\nI waited for the market to give me a real reason to buy, leaving about 700 $NQ points on the table from the absolute greatest bottom buy ever. I waited because trading bear volatile regimes (in equities at least) are not part of my trading plan, they are the worst!\n\nThen, we moved back into a neutral regime. So now I at least had a clue.\n\nIt was almost as if suddenly everyone en mass was super smart and the market was going to do what everyone expected it to do…you can guess how that usually works out.\n\nSo now we have a neutral market regime, we have prices moving higher, and the best looking sell setup IN THE WORLD EVER that every single market participant is watching and setting up for.\n\nAND anyone else who was scared to death of a 1929 crash happening was taking this opportunity to get out of their longs.\n\nIf you follow me at all you know that I love trading failed setups. That is placing my entries right around where other traders will most likely be placing their stops if they are wrong.\n\nA major theme in my approach to trading is to place my entries where others are puking. This gives the trade some interesting advantages, like you are getting in when others are getting out and that means that they will eventually come back in later to bring more positive (in the direction of my trade) price movement later on when the trade becomes more obvious.\n\nIn this case everyone was shorting and I was buying. When their shorts started to fail, they had to buy to cover, moving the price higher. And this has been the case ever since, bears getting emboldened at each gorgeous sell setup…that fails having to cover their shorts, thus moving the price even higher.\n\nThen we have the cohort of traders who are worried about missing the upmove who are chasing prices higher, thus moving the price even higher.\n\nThe thing you’ll notice is that there are outstanding short setups the entire upmove. So these traders chasing to get long, buy, and then a sell setup forms and prices start to move down.\n\nAnd this is where the magic happens, the chasers stop out because they are still scared that armageddon is coming and they fear they bought the absolute market top. On top of that, the permabears pile in, yet again, and the market rewards them with some negative headlines and a bit of a selloff. Then a few days later we drift to new highs, again.\n\nThis pattern has repeated itself over and over, painfully for many, ever since.\n\nAgain, this is not be being a market genius and catching the market at the bottom, quite the opposite. I used a very simple technique of knowing that the market is incentivized to go higher, with central banks, governments, banks, every baby boomers 401k all conspiring to make sure that happens, drinking the blood and tears of permabears who refresh Zero Hedge all day long.\n\nAnd that brings us to today.\n\nMany people have missed this move up and are looking at ways to get in to trade it. So let’s have a look.\n\nYou could just see a nice easy trend higher\n\nOr you could see a FVBO in a Neutral Market Regime\n\nIf you were LUCKY (like me) you see this at it doesn’t phase you, you just sit long and realize the potential sell setup forming here won’t be that painful (most likely), so just weather it out.\n\nIf you are GOOD then you see a FVBO setting up, potentially after todays trading, and an opportunity to harvest 1.2R in a very high win rate setup.\n\nYou can see why this is a do as I say not as I do scenario (I’m long from a long way back) the FVBO setup does exist and is a pretty high winrate setup in the neutral SQN market regime.\n\nThis is the stuff we are working on in the Pollinate Trading Lab, join us!",
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"What an exciting weekend of soccer, unless you’re Watford, who got demolished 8-0 by reigning champions Manchester City. We saw multiple shock defeats, 32 goals, 38 yellows and 2 reds.\n\nThis weekend proved the best thing about soccer is that you never know what’s going to happen.\n\nBournemouth survived a second-half fightback from Southampton to record their first victory ever at Southampton.\n\nNathan Ake opened the scoring with a header from Diego Rico‘s corner, before Harry Wilson doubled the lead after Joshua King had his goal ruled out by VAR for offside.\n\nJames Ward-Prowse gave the home side hope with a 53rd minute penalty after Steve Cook‘s clumsy challenge on Che Adams, but Callum Wilson wrapped up the game with virtually the last kick after a horrendous error at the back from the Saints left the England striker with an empty net.\n\nJames Maddison‘s first league goal of the season helped Leicester come from behind to beat Spurs 2-1 in an entertaining encounter at the King Power Stadium.\n\nThe England midfielder drilled a superb low effort into the far corner from distance, lifting Brendan Rodgers‘ Foxes back in to the top four, if only for a moment, at their visitors’ expense.\n\nHarry Kane scored his fourth league goal of the season to give Spurs a first half lead, the England captain slotted Son Heung-min‘s clever click beyond Kasper Schmeichel despite falling to the ground at the same time.\n\nRicardo Pereira then put the Foxes back on level, moments after Tottenham had been denied a second goal when Serge Aurier‘s low drive was disallowed for a marginal offside call against Son.\n\nThe hosts also had a goal ruled out by VAR for offside – Wilfred Ndidi thought he’d opened the scoring on the rebound after Paulo Gazzaniga spilled Youri Tielemans‘ effort.\n\nA double from Chris Wood inside four first half minutes helped Burnley to a comfortable win over Norwich at Turf Moor. His goals ensured the Clarets recorded their first victory since opening day.\n\nIn the first half, which saw Norwich almost constantly playing themselves into trouble at the back, Wood capitalized on some lazy marking to head the hosts in front from an Ashley Westwood corner.\n\nThe forward, who had to wait until November for his first league goal last season, doubled Burnley’s lead four minutes later, stroking Dwight McNeil‘s cross into the roof of the net from five yards out.\n\nAlex Tettey‘s having to leave the game in the first half due to injury, topped a bad day for the Canaries, who started the day without a handful of first-team regulars.\n\nSheffield United got their first road victory of their return to the Premier League as an own goal from Yerry Mina and a late strike from Lys Mousset condemned the Toffees to a defeat at Goodison Park.\n\nEverton had won their first two home games this season and dominated large periods of the game as they looked to bounce back from defeat at Bournemouth. 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The record is held by arch rivals Manchester United, who defeated Ipswich Town 9-0 on March 4, 1995.\n\nManchester City become only the seventh team to win a top-flight game by an eight goal margin in the modern era.\n\nLeague strugglers Newcastle and Brighton played out a relatively boring draw which does neither side many favors in trying to stay above the relegation zone.\n\nThe Seagulls dominated and went closest through Aaron Connolly‘s chip which was cleared off the line by a Fabian Schar overhead kick.\n\nIt was yet another disappointing day for Newcastle, who put on a poor show in front of a far-from-full St James’ Park. The only excitement for fans of the Magpies was seeing Andy Carroll come on for his first game for the club since December 2010. 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Backed by our rich history of achievements and the latest technologies, the Real-time .net framework 3.5 Development Designer enables early implementation of value-added mobile applications that can cope with rapidly changing business environments. This is achieved in actually running the application by utilizing the API that is a corpus of business assets, while checking the UI that involves contact with customers.\n\nIt help us lot Using Appzillon we can develop design app with is not platform dependent. Basically it is using in banking apps development because there we intract same app using different platforms. Since day one Modo Labs has proven to be innovative, open to ideas, and at the forefront of the needs of the higher ed community.\n\nThere may be times when you need cross platform support with the speed of hybrid development so you can support multiple mobile platforms without developing multiple code bases. It allows developers to deliver the best user experience across all devices. GeneXus provides a unique platform that captures the needs of users and generates applications for present and future technologies, without the need to learn new technology.\n\nAnd you want to help them unleash their creative powers to develop amazing apps that delight your users, rather than spend months learning a new complicated development language. With low-code development solutions, developers can quickly prototype, build and deploy the modern apps that your uses are demanding, reducing development time by up to 80%. Xamarin is a Microsoft open-source framework that is relatively new but widely popular. Xamarin uses C# as its single language to create apps on both Android and iOS. It is a great option for building high-quality mobile apps that look native. Alpha Anywhere is a rapid mobile app development and deployment tool. It is used for building cross platform web and mobile business apps.\n\nOutSystems provides a low-code rapid application development and delivery platform that generates responsive web apps. These can access mobile devices’ native capabilities through OutSystems Now, a hybrid app that aggregates all of an organization’s mobile apps inside a native application shell. Server side, it generates .Net or Java code, depending on your choice of platform. RMAP uses low code or no-code development approach for IT developers, citizen developers, or non-programmers to speed up the app development process. Using this approach for mobile app development, developers can build a native or hybrid app. Because Xamarin uses C# in a .NET framework to create apps, developers can share up to 90% of code across platforms.\n\nSuch Rapid App Development tools play an integral role in deploying, creating, designing, and managing multi-channel enterprise applications in a seamless cloud environment. It offers empowerment to the business owners and developers in creating web and mobile apps in no time. In addition, it provides more flexibility than the regular techniques of mobile app development. You want to protect and maximize your investment in SAP back-end systems. The debates over mobile web, native code, and hybrid mobile apps may never end, but one thing everyone can agree on is that we can’t build mobile apps fast enough. Low-code development platforms take a visual, drag-and-drop approach to building apps, allowing developers to deliver applications faster at lower costs.\n\nIt follows modern web standards by providing highly modular app development solutions. Salesforce developers at all skill levels can find good options for building mobile apps based on their Salesforce site. At the most basic level, you can configure compact layouts and both global and field-specific actions for the Salesforce1 mobile app from Force.com setup pages. Organizations have rapid mobile app development the option to use mobile enterprise application platforms , which predate RMAD. MEAPs such as SAP Mobile Platform support multiple device OSes and can be used in application development, deployment and maintenance. MEAPs are complex to maintain, and it is difficult to move from one MEAP to another. With an RMAD platform, developers can create web, native and hybrid applications."
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"“Any pugilist worth his salt knows when someone’s on the ropes, that’s when you throw a combination to the gut and a left hook to the jaw.”\n\nThings are heating up as I get closer to the halfway point of my unnervingly slow trek through a show that’s by all accounts designed to be binge viewed. But I’m committed to analyzing each episode I watch before moving on to the next stellar marriage of writing, acting and directing.\n\nIn Chapter 19, Tusk took desperate measures to beat out Frank to reclaim his spot in the President’s inner circle. Meanwhile, Claire took measures to create a wedge between the President and First Lady and a jailed Lucas reached out for help.\n\nEarly in the episode, Tusk attempted to extend an olive branch to Frank. I took this as a sign of defeat. But by episode’s end, Tusk proved he’s capable of at least one desperate power play. Obviously the war between Frank and Tusk is going to play out over the course of the season. So I’m curious to see what tactics Tusk uses in the coming episodes. Causing a blackout is a pretty big power play, though.\n\nI’ll get back to Frank and Tusk later. For now, I want to focus on our “down on his luck” journalist. Lucas is incarcerated and was offered a plea deal that would see him serving about 7 years. The thread of deceit that ran through the Lucas storyline in this episode was intensely gripping.",
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The political problems that once were taboo have become possible to be discussed in the public arena – e.g., the Armenian incident in 1915 and the Kurdish problem.\n\nThe economy has also changed in many ways. According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) data, Turkey's GDP per capita has climbed from $8,217 (TL 17,409.77) in 2002, to $18,114 (TL 38,379) by 2012 with current PPP's, with an average 5 percent annual increase. Turkey has shown the second best performance in GDP growth among emerging economies in this era, following China. The Great Recession of 2008 has tested the strength of Turkey's financial system, which can hardly be defined a failure.\n\nThese political and economic changes correlated with the social and cultural changes that were affecting the very core of society. Both the political center and the social center was transformed and diversified. Analysts point out that Turkey's religious groups modernized and integrated into society to a greater extent in this era. Some define this whole process as a \"silent revolution\" in Turkey. Regardless of the commentators political position, it is undeniable that Turkey is far different from where it was 12 years ago.\n\nThere is an aspect of this \"silent revolution\" that has not been evaluated or discussed sufficiently in either political or academic arena. It is the change of and continuity in Turkey's welfare regime through the AK Party era.\n\nTurkey is considered along classical lines as being among the Mediterranean family of welfare states. The main characteristics of this regime type are an immature welfare system, mainly pay-as-you-go social insurance schemes, family-friendly policies and the poor capacity of the state for implementation.\n\nAlthough this vague classification consists of many diverse countries, it's worth discussing whether Turkey's welfare regime can still be defined as being within this classical consideration – how and what has changed in Turkey's welfare policies within the last decade?\n\nSome researchers criticize the AK Party's social policies for harming the principle of the \"social state.\" These critics are concerned with the transformation of welfare services into the notions of giving charity and alms rather than welfare services being regarded as a constitutional right for everyone. Some of these critics combine their objection to neo-liberal policies (such as the expansion of the private provision in healthcare services) with the former critics' argument.\n\nThese analyses have a limited value and are not comprehensive enough to grasp the real changes in Turkey's social policies in this multi-dimensional era. They are incapable of explaining why large cohorts of voters are satisfied with these social policies and of investigating whether Turkey still fits into the existing regime typology of comparative social policy studies.\n\nExpansion of services and coverage\n\nIn the last decade, Turkey's welfare system had marked changes with a significant expansion of coverage in social insurance and social assistance systems and diversification of services. Contracting out healthcare and welfare services, giving choice to the recipients and separation of funding from the provisions defines the main developments in this era.\n\nThe 2002 Health Transformation Program managed to extensively transform Turkey's healthcare system. According to Eurostat, a directorate-general of the European Commission, per capita healthcare expenditures has increased from $184 (TL 389.77) in 2002 to $740 (TL 1567.54) by 2013. Today, Turkey's healthcare model is now mentioned in literature as progressing \"from laggard to leader in healthcare services.\" As a result of the increase in accessibility to qualified healthcare professionals and the decrease in mortality rates, Turkey's average life expectancy at birth rose to 79.2 for women and 74.7 for men by 2013.\n\nAnother significant change occurred by means of social security reform. Disparate social insurance institutions have unified into the unified Social Security Institution (SSI). With the 2006 Social Security Act No: 5510, welfare services that are within coverage has significantly widened and social insurance schemes have been combined. This reform has strengthened the social security budget's actuarial management and brought it closer to financial sustainability. SSI has stopped providing healthcare services directly and started to fund outsourced services. Turkey has been implementing the General Health Insurance (GHI) scheme since 2012, which shows great similarities both with the Beveridge model of the U.K.'s National Health Service and recent Affordable Care Act in the U.S.\n\nAs a direct result of these social security reforms, 63 million people (82 percent of the population) are covered under the social security umbrella in Turkey today, compared with 68 percent in 2003.\n\nAnother serious resemblance exists between the AK Party's welfare policies and the Third Way policies of Labour governments in the U.K.\nProfessor Julian Le Grand of the London School of Economics, in his highly regarded study \"The Other Invisible Hand,\" emphasizes that giving choice (the right to choose a welfare provider such as a doctor, hospital, school etc.) and voice (to provide channels for welfare recipients to make their complaints and give feedback) to the people will improve the quality of services and user satisfaction.\n\nAlthough not expressly implied in their policy proposals, the AK Party largely implemented these social service principles. People were given the chance to choose their family practitioners as well as their hospitals. Feedback channels like CALL 170 Labor and Social Security Communication Line, CALL 184 Ministry of Health Communication Line, Call 182 (Central Hospital Appointment Line) and BİMER (Prime Ministry Communication Line) – all free of charge – have created channels for voice.\n\nPolls show that the AK Party government is gaining in their share of the vote from large groups of people that are highly satisfied with their welfare services. Cheap and accessible healthcare, giving the patient the chance to choose services, unification and renovation of public hospitals, application of family practitioners, expansion of healthcare services covered by social insurance (such as dental care, eye care and almost all chronic diseases) and making it accessible for all to get the best treatment from private hospitals are particularly affecting voting preferences of the most vulnerable sections of society.\n\nReforms vs. challenges ahead\n\nOn the other hand, for balancing the discussion, it has to be admitted that serious deficits still exist in Turkey's welfare model. Women's participation in the labor force is the worst among OECD countries, at approximately 30 percent. Senior citizens' participation in the labor force is also quite low. Despite the steady decline in the informal employment rate, still 33 percent of the workforce is unregistered. This problem is even worse in the agricultural sector, with the rate of informal workers at 80 percent. Turkey has serious implementation problems in the area of occupational health and safety with almost 70,00o occupational injuries annually (approx. 2,000 of them fatal), which is the worst among OECD countries.\n\nThese deficits correlate with the awaiting demographic changes. In 2012, for the first time in the Republic's history, median age has risen over 30. Although it is still too early for alarm, Turkey is heading toward being an ageing society in a couple of decades.\n\nMost of these are the structural problems of the country. For testing its model in the long run, Turkey's welfare regime has to cope with these coming challenges.\n\nIn the last 12 years, Turkey has gone through a historic era regarding social policies. Extension of coverage, application of voice and choice principles, the separation of welfare provisions from funding, strengthening actuarial management of the social policy budget, and finally, family-friendly policy tools are the main characteristics of this transformation. The AK Party has gained significant electoral support as a direct result of its social policy reforms that surveys show as having a high user satisfaction. Although this is a reform process troubled with fluctuations and structural problems, it still can be considered a \"silent revolution\" in welfare policies."
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While working on the eastern compound as a corrections officer, Byrd smuggled Suboxone strips — a drug used to wean heroin addicts from their opiate addiction — on behalf of Black Guerrilla Family member Maurice Fox, according to an affidavit.\n\nFor five years, according to confidential informants, Byrd smuggled the strips for Fox at a rate of $500 a trip. Fox was serving a 30-year sentence for a second-degree murder conviction in Prince George’s County, according to the Maryland Judiciary Case Search.\n\nByrd, unlike other accused COs who had to pick up product from inmates’ associates on the outside, actually had her own Suboxone supplier, records show. And Suboxone was a valuable commodity within the prison — a single strip could be bought at $7 on the street and flipped within the prison for $50, federal prosecutors say.\n\nByrd is one of the few COs that court documents explicitly state had sexual relationships with inmates. At least three inmates, whose names were redacted in the records, had sex with Byrd either in their cells or inside the compound’s gym.\n\nIn the West compound, inmate Joseph “Sandtown” Branch and CO Kimberly Rayfield, an eight-year corrections veteran, had been involved with one another for several years, according to the court records.\n\nWhile serving a 25-year sentence for second-degree murder out of Baltimore, Branch was a “working man” — an inmate with a job — who was assigned as a clerk. The inmate had a goal to make at least $50,000 before being released from ECI, and Rayfield helped by smuggling in tobacco, K2 — synthetic marijuana — and pornographic DVDs, an affidavit states.\n\n“The freak ones,” Branch texted Rayfield when placing the order for the DVDs.\n\nThe records state the average for a corrupt CO charged to smuggle goods within the prison was $500 per trip. Investigators say Branch helped the CO pay down her credit card debt with the smuggling proceeds.\n\nBACKGROUND: Here are the 80 people charged in scandal at ECI\n\nIn most of the cases highlighted within federal documents, inmates would use cellphones smuggled in by the COs to contact people on the outside — many times a father, a mother or a girlfriend, the records show. These “facilitators,” in the legal parlance, would handle the money made by the inmates by uploading them up to PayPal accounts or MoneyGram, investigators say.\n\nOnce an order for contraband was placed, a facilitator would meet a CO at a location like the Queenstown Premium Outlets, in Queenstown, Maryland, records show. The product and bribe money would change hands and the CO would then deliver it within the facility — from there, the inmates hustled the product, according to the federal filings.\n\nBut it didn’t always go like that, the investigation revealed.\n\nGie had arranged with a facilitator to open the P.O. box and leave a key for Hearn, records show. Counts, according to an affidavit, had developed a friendship with Hearn prior to smuggling.\n\n“Before any of that (smuggling) when (sic) down me and him used to talk. You know, if he was hungry or wanted a soda I would give it to him. … He used to bring me food from his house. That like his wife cooked,” Counts said in an intercepted phone call.\n\nHearn delivered cellphones, tobacco and K2 to the two inmates twice a week, federal records show. An ounce of K2, which wouldn’t show up in inmates’ random urine screens, could fetch up to $1,500 on the inside, according to federal estimates.\n\nOn July 21, inmate and Bloods gang member David Bond stabbed a fellow inmate at the direction of CO Rachelle Hankerson, a smuggler for the gang, according to an indictment. Bond was serving a 10 year term for second-degree assault.\n\nShawn Sullivan, an inmate serving 15 years for attempted second-degree murder, arranged for a stabbing in the west compound on July 31, an indictment states. The stabbing was in retaliation for an inmate’s complaint that led to the transfer of CO Stephen Wise from a housing unit, according to the records.\n\nWise had several outstanding shipments at the time of his transfer, according to the filing.\n\nThe 80 people charged in the indictment are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The Maryland Prison Task Force, comprised of state and federal authorities, is actively investigating other incidents of corruption and smuggling at ECI.\n\nAnyone with any information is asked to call 1-800-Call-FBI.",
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The hotels around the con do set aside rooms for people but that is a limited number as well. We were able to get one on the shuttle route. So that was lucky also. Plus.. it ended up being a beautiful hotel.\n\nNow is the fun of fighting crowds. We were able to get preview night tickets which is where they only allow a limited number of people onto the convention floor where all the vendors are. Of course we had drove all day to get there and so I was so tired by the time I hit the floor.\n\nThursday there were a few author panels I wanted to see but we ended up doing some San Diego touring. Friday I spend the day in Ballroom 20. Here I saw the Legend of Korra panel, Bones, Marvel TV panel (so some sneak peaks of Agents of Shield, and Marvel's Agent Carter), we skipped Hall H this day because we had already attended Walking Dead and Game of Thrones panels in 2012. We did have to leave Ballroom 20 early to get in line for Hall H. So I missed the Arrow panel I wanted to see, though I did see them at the Denver Comic Con so I wasn't too bothered.\n\nSo let's talk about Hall H shall we??? If you are unfamiliar with Comic Con and how it works and what the halls are .. well here we go. Comic Con has some huge panels (meaning the crowds). So they added onto the convention center a section called Hall H. Hall H is fun. It is where all the big things happen. This year Comic Con did something sooo stupid to me. They decided to implement wristbands. NIGHTMARE. Hall H is already hard to get in. People usually get in line early in the morning, 5 am. This year.. since these wristbands were being handed out and you had to have them to get in the first panel of the day in that Hall there was a mass of people getting in line at 2 pm on Friday for Saturday. We ate dinner and headed into line at 530pm. We didn't get wristbands until 1130 PM. Thousand and Thousands of people were camped out for this. On concrete. I tried to mak it. If you follow my blog you know that I camp out for a lot of things. Movies... whatever. We didn't have any camp gear. Meaning sleeping bags, pillows, we didn't have anything. Everyone ended up bringing stuff from their hotels.\n\n\nComic Con attendees were talking about this all over social media. If you follow me on Twitter you may have seen that I was retweeting and talking about Hall H all night that night. People were mad. I still can't believe I end up going to the Con the year they decided to try this out. I didn't even get to see what I wanted to see in Hall H. My husband was able to make it. He stayed the whole night. About 1130 when we got our wristbands I decided that I wasn't going to do it. We had planned on someone going back to the hotel and picking up some items so he stayed in line and I took the hour to go back and forth from the hotel get him some clean clothes for the morning, sheets from the hotel, food, money and to try to charge his phone a little. I would've gone and just met him in the morning like I normally do when we camp out for something but we had a friend with us who was trying to do the same thing and I didn't think it was right that my husband should have to camp out there alone for both of us so I just skipped Hall H. Really sad that I went all the way to San Diego and didn't get to do what I was dying to do. Since he did get to go, I'll post the pictures he took.\n\n\nSo while my husband was off in Hall H I walked around. I went to the Xbox Lounge, and out to Seaport Village, I did walk the floor again but it was jam-packed with people. So I didn't really get far. 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"Niels Lan Doky was born into a family of professional musicians: his Danish mother, a famous singer in 1950s Denmark, and his Vietnamese father, a guitarist, performed together in Paris for many years before settling in Copenhagen to raise their family. Listening as his father played Francisco Tárrega’s “Recuerdos de la Alhambra” was a defining moment for 5-year-old Doky, and it led him to start guitar lessons at age 7. By 11, he had switched to piano, and to learn new tunes, he would sit in on Sunday jam sessions at a local jazz club. After hearing him play, one of the performers at the club offered Doky a job. At age 13, Doky had found his calling.\n\nHis timing was fortuitous: Copenhagen has a long history of jazz appreciation, beginning in the 1920s and growing steadily as many famous American jazz musicians found it a welcoming place to perform. But World War II intervened, cutting off visiting artists, and the Nazi occupiers outlawed jazz. Rather than being stifled, jazz became the voice of underground resistance, producing a crop of exciting, homegrown jazz musicians that flourished after the war. Adding to the mix were many prominent African-American jazz musicians drawn to the free and open society of Copenhagen. Some, like saxophonists Dexter Gordon and Ben Webster, stayed for years. A young Doky found himself playing with—and being mentored by—the legendary trumpeter and bandleader Thad Jones. Doky credits Jones for many valuable lessons, such as his advice on the very first night they played together: “Listen to the other members, don’t just listen to your own ears.” He also credits Jones for securing his acceptance, at age 17, to the Berklee College of Music in Boston.\n\nAfter graduating from Berklee, Doky spent the next three decades as a professional musician commuting between New York and Paris. His collaborations during that time read like a directory of jazz icons, including Clark Terry, Oscar Peterson, Joe Henderson, Branford Marsalis, Johnny Griffin, Steve Coleman, Slide Hampton, Ray Brown, Marcus Miller, Terri Lyne Carrington, Diane Reeves, Jamie Cullum, Roberta Gambarini and many others. His prodigious recorded output, which includes over three dozen albums as a leader, has earned him praise as “intelligent, imaginative and wonderful,” (Ingrid Strömdahl, Svenska Dagbladet), “one of the most important pianists that European jazz has given us in the last 45 years” (Andrés Garrido, El Diario) and “the best pianist of his generation” (Sugita Hiroki, Swing Journal). Doky returned to Copenhagen, where he currently lives, in 2013.\n\nIn addition to serving as a leading figure on the international jazz scene, Doky has long been committed to making a positive impact on the Danish cultural ecosystem. He was instrumental in arranging for the permanent reopening of Jazzhus Montmartre, the famed Copenhagen jazz club and favorite haunt of expatriate American jazz masters like Stan Getz, Dexter Gordon and Ben Webster, in 2010. Upon resuming his residency in Denmark three years later, Doky opened The Standard Jazz Club and restaurant in partnership with famed restaurateur and New Nordic Cuisine innovator Claus Meyer. For his able representation of Denmark on the world stage, and his prodigious contributions to jazz, he was made a Ridder af Dannebrog in 2010 by Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, leading to his informal sobriquet “the knight of jazz.”\n\nAs an individual and as an artist, Doky exemplifies the mission and values of International Jazz Day. From his cross-cultural identity to his intercontinental career as a pianist, composer and bandleader, he relishes the diversity of thought and expression that jazz offers. In 2017, Doky enshrined that ethos in a special group, the nonprofit Niels Lan Doky International Jazz Collective (NLD IJC). Led by Doky and comprised of musicians from Europe, North America and South America, the NLD IJC aims to expand the worldwide appeal of jazz music through fresh, one-of-a-kind performance experiences. To date the ensemble has presented its programs at prominent venues in the greater Copenhagen area such as the National Museum of Denmark, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Hotel d’Angleterre, Sølyst and Nørrero Theater.\n\nIn honor of the 10th Anniversary of International Jazz Day in 2021, on April 30 the NLD IJC will present a special stop on their spring concert hall tour of Denmark, at the Musikhuset Aarhus’ renowned Symphonic Hall. The evening program will feature Doky performing alongside jazz legends Billy Cobham, Randy Brecker, Bill Evans and François Moutin, and will be streamed live to viewers worldwide."
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"The social media personality was born on 1 June 1995 in Hockessin, Delaware, the USA under the birth sign, Gemini. He is the son of parents Scott and Valerie Green and both of them works as a teacher. He grew up with his younger sister named Shoshana. Further, he has a nationality of America and belongs to the white caucasian ethnic group.\n\nRegarding his education, he attended Cab Calloway School of Arts from middle school to high school. After that, he went to join the University of Delaware to pursue the study acting and filmmaking courses. He later moved to Los Angeles to polish his career in the entertainment industry.\n\nAt the age of 17, he had directed, produced, wrote, and starred in a film called Insight along with Sam Katz. The film had garnered huge success gaining huge followers into his lap. After moving to LA, he co-hosted the online show produced by Dreamworks called Gym Class Science.\n\nIs Jonah Green in a Relationship or Not?\n\nAs of now, he seems to be single at the moment. He might be enjoying his bachelor life or might be in a secret relationship. However, he previously dated the Youtube personality named Claudi Sulewski for some time. Together, the duo had appeared on each other social media platforms including the video Boyfriend Tag video in 2015. Moreover, he is currently focusing on his career development.\n\nHe once has involved in a controversy when the police arrested the Newark Police for taking part in a gathering of students in September 2013. This gathering nearly devolved into a riot, and Jonah later denied being present at the time of the conflict. Later, he called himself a victim, and initially, charges against him for rioting were dropped, and only charged for jay-walking only.",
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"Don’t be confused by the title – this is not meant to be a pure motivational post.\n\nIt’s a post about my experience from taking part in cosplay contests and how long it took for me to be now where I am.\n\nAnd I’ve written this article as a summary for me (because it’s normal to write summaries at the end of the year), as something, that could help other people overcome crisis (because I had to overcome it too), or get better in what they do (I’ve written steps, that can actually help).\n\nHow to grow as a cosplayer\n\n1) Never give up on what you like to do\n\n– don’t make stuff you don’t like and don’t use materials, that don’t suit you. Always go your way, because doing what you like brings the best results.\n\n– pay attention to detail, try to improve with each and every new project you do, think of new ways and new use of materials.\n\n– pay good attention to social sites and understand their mechanism, make a lot of good pictures/videos of your work with talented photographers, attend cons and cosplay contests – be present and seen.\n\n– give back to people who support you, make tutorials, giveaways, communicate, learn to say thanks, try to meet their wishes.\n\nWhen I first started to make cosplays it was something new for me and I never expected to take part in any contests, I actually didn’t even know, that contests in cosplay existed. I was just a gamer making her chosen character come to live.\n\nAnd when I finished my first costume, I thought I can show it on some event, just to know the reactions of the people around. I took part in an fast improvised contest, just as #yolo thing, you know, try my best and show others what I can do when there’s nothing to lose. I said to myself, that this is something I really enjoed doing and that the competing was for me the best appreciation of my work – so I decided to make another cosplay, very challenging for a newbie like me and I planned to take part in a bigger, more prestigious contest with it.\n\nI decided to make a very challenging armored cosplay – Demon Hunter from Diablo 3 with collapsible crossbow and led lights. It took me a lot of time, I tried to figure everything myself, thought of new techniques (sponge painting) and materials (instead of EVA foam, I’ve used craftfoam with thick felt), and I tried to use realistic looking fabrics (real leather, luxury black velvet).\n\nAnd when I finished it, I was really proud of myself, because it didn’t look bad, it was kinda really good and I got a lot of positive feedback from people around me.\n\nI decided I would like to try bigger contests like czech qualificating contests for Eurocosplay and World Cosplay Masters. And I have to admit after discovering the czech cosplay community, I realised the big importance of Eurocosplay contest in my country – every czech cosplayer rooted for the contestans in that contest and every winner of the qualification became instantly a big name on the cosplay scene. I instantly realised, that my next dream is to qualificate and take a good placement on Eurocosplay contest.\n\nUnfortunately I had my state exam on university and I wasn’t able to take part that year. I was really sad, but school and work go always first, that’s the reality.\n\nThe next chance for me was the qualification for World Cosplay Master – pretty new contest for czech cosplayers, but a chance to represent my country in what I love to do. I took part, made a pretty good work as my first time making a real performace and ended second. It wasn’t bad, but it was somewhat disappointing. Only the first one gets to represent the country.\n\nMy next chance to take part in a bigger contest was Road to Blizzcon in Prague. I had high hopes for this contest, because just the name „Blizzcon“ sounds just great, doesn’t it? The first prize was a 3D printer – something, that can push a cosplay project to another level. So I entered.\n\nI have to admit, the contest was only instagram based – I haven’t had an instagram account then, so I just said to myself #yolo once again, made a new account and posts on my facebook wall. A great and really unexpected support came, a lot of my friends just rooted in a big way for me and for two day it seemed like I actually can win this contest. And in the last moments of the contest, I got an update from ogranisers, that comments count too (even not specified before) and another cosplayer jumped right on the first place immediately in very last moments of the contest and I’ve lost. I just can’t describe the feeling of this, after the invested work of my friends and so many hopes, it just didn’t happen for me.\n\nBut I have to admit, second prize was also very good and I gave the stuff I got to my friends to cheer them up and I’m still using some of the material for cosplay I got. But the problem is, history asks only about winners.\n\nI started working on next project, that was actually heavy lighted and (even it doesn’t seem like it on the first sight) pretty complex costume – Headhunter Caitlyn with handmade dreaded wig, new materials (foam and my first proper electronics) and pretty complex sewing work of the net and weird fabrics. I planned to compete with it in Katowice. I knew there is a cosplay contest and I knew it was opened for LoL cosplayers. So I applied and got an invite for final round on IEM Katowice 2016. I was really happy and looked forward to this chance (and I was also in a real need of PC upgrade – the first prize, gaming PC, would be a great enhancement of my streaming activities).\n\nIn Katowice, I found out, that there were A LOT of contests. I entered three, two with qualification. First one was something, that I really don’t want to speak about. Just plain using cosplayers for prodcut promotion. I entered the second and third, tried to be as awesome as I could, made a roleplay on the stage and I didn’t even place in any of them. I didn’t mind the first one, but the second had proper and well known judges, that understand cosplaye really well, so the disappointment was really big…\n\nAfter so many contests with placement dropping tendency, I was really wondering, if competing is for me, if I really should invest so much time and effort and I thought to myself, that I don’t really have skill and talent to be so good, that I could accomplish my dream to be successful at such a contest like Eurocosplay. I was really having a bad time of my life struggling to finish my Master thesis in time, get a decent job and I had a lot of problems in personal life too. And when you are feeling, that you’re failing in most of the part of your life, the mood isn’t just good.\n\nBut I’m a fighter and I really wanted to try if I can make something epic to compete against a new strong generation of czech cosplayers, that defeated me so many times before. I worked really hard to make my dream cosplay – Valkyria like armor with golden details, I finished it in time just to invest more time in my performance and props. The cosplay I made really made an impact, when I entered the event, everyone was blown away by my work and I was really surprised it got so much attention. I entered the Animefest contest and I actually won it. I couldn’t believe, that my trip to Eurocosplay is real.. It was the best feeling in the world. Suddenly my work made much more sense.\n\nBut it was not the win, but the things people said to me, that counted. Win was a dream come true, but appreciation of my work counted more.\n\nFrom that time I have much bigger trust in my work, I won Eurocosplay and my whole country was proud. I won Dreamhack a month after and I really had too look behind me and thank to the people who supported me the whole time, thank to them all, that they put a lot of trust in me and I didn’t quit doing what I love to do in the times I wasn’t that successful.\n\nAnd what my next plans are, you ask? The things I want to do in my career are attending and competing on Blizzcon, Gamescom and representing my country in Cosplay World Masters. I hope I can accomplish some of my next dreams.\n\nAnd why I’ve written this TLDR post? Just to say, don’t give up on what you love, guys!"
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"Probably the most ridiculous moment, that got us laughing despite the horror of this episode, was Culkin's Mickey explaining to Karen (Sarah Paulson) that he's going to be helming an expanded \"Speed Racer\" universe. The very notion is so ridiculous, and yet it was presented with such earnestness. If we needed any proof beyond pale people and black pills that this is a fictional world, the expanded SRU would do it.\n\nAlma Feeds on Her Brother\n\nMuch of this episode was filmed from Doris' (Lily Rabe) perspective, with cloudy camera effects to show us the fog that she was navigating through having just given birth and struggling to come to terms with what's happening in her family. This early scene was hauntingly terrifying when she awakened to her baby's cries only to stumble into the bathroom and see her daughter Alma (Ryan Kiera Armstrong) feeding on him.\n\nAlma Tries to Turn Her Mother\n\nFull credit to Armstrong in this season. With her performance on this show, we're ready to rank her among the creepiest young actors we've seen in a horror project. The disdain with which she talks about her mother when talking to dad Harry (Finn Witrock) is so cold and callous. The fake affection, the look in her eyes. She's practically inhuman, even standing up to her father, who clearly still loves Doris in what's left of his own humanity.",
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"The History of Association of Midnight Basketball\n\nWhile serving as Town Manager of Glen Arden, Maryland, Mr. G. Van Standifer studied police reports that decisively showed that most crime occurred during the hours of 10 pm to 2 am and was committed by individuals from a narrow age group (17 to 25 years old). In response to the escalating crime rate in his town, he established Association of Midnight Basketball League, Inc. (MBL) in June 1986. Using basketball as the tool to attract the target audience, participants then had to take part in the other MBL program components to be able to play in league games. Thus the program Mr. Standifer founded provided an alternative late night activity in addition to workshops and educational opportunities. From the beginning, the MBL Program was a success, embraced and supported by local businesses, law enforcement, and political/community leaders.\n\nMBL’s success in Glen Arden generated national attention. It was featured on television by anchors such as Peter Jennings and Tom Brokaw. Programs sprang up throughout the United States, from the founding city of Glen Arden (MD) to cities such as Chicago (IL), Camden (NJ), Cleveland (OH), Atlanta (GA), and San Francisco (CA). In April 1990, President George H. Bush dubbed it the 124th Daily Point of Light in his 1,000 Points of Light Program. Later, President Bill Clinton would specifically reference MBL in his Crime Bill. For his efforts, Mr. Standifer received other commendations, such as\n\nA-One and Only 9 Award for Community Service from WUSA, Channel 9 – February 1991.\nMr. Standifer unexpectedly died in September 1992. Through MBL, this man left a remarkable legacy. Despite the loss of its president, the MBL program would continue under the leadership of the founder’s sons, Mr. Eric Standifer and Mr. Nelson Standifer. The MBL Program eventually spread to 50 cities nationwide throughout the 90s and early 2000s. However, lack of funding, accompanied by changes in local leadership, resulted in many cities discontinuing their MBL Programs.",
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Returning curator Nadia Denton has once again set out to showcase the full breadth of new Nigerian cinema—from art house to documentaries to animation and experimental films—made by the new generation of Nigerian filmmakers.\n\nWe caught up with Denton, the author of “The Nigerian Filmmaker's Guide to Success: Beyond Nollywood” (from which the event takes its name), ahead of the festival’s opening gala this Friday at the BFI Southbank.\n\nWhat birthed the idea for Beyond Nollywood?\n\nBeyond Nollywood is Nigerian cultural film content that extends beyond Nollywood—documentaries, art house, animation, experimental and diaspora films as well as music videos.\n\nIn writing my book two years ago I discovered that the content on the periphery of Nollywood is actually a growth area within the Nigerian film industry, and in my opinion the most likely to cross over internationally.\n\nThe festival is in its second year and you're curating it for the second time, which must mean that you did a very good job last time around. How do you compare the success of the first to the expectations you have this time?\n\nThe first Beyond Nollywood weekender took place in 2014 to mark the release of my book. It was a small event where we showed four films and had conversations more closely tied to the book.\n\nAt this year's Beyond Nollywood, we’ll be showing 17 films as well as host an afrobeats night [the first ever at the BFI Southbank] with DJ Cuppy as well as a special Nollywood Star showcase with Nse Ikpe-Etim.\n\nSo whereas the first event announced the launch of my book, my expectations are that this year’s event will extend the concept of Beyond Nollywood even further as well as attracting a far wider audience.\n\nTell us about your curatorial process.\n\nIt was important for me to continue the conversation started in [my book], which is essentially that there is some exciting film content emerging from the Nigerian film space which is rarely seen because it does not fit the Nollywood model.\n\nA number of the films are by filmmakers that featured in my book, like Ishaya Bako (Henna and Silent Tears) and Tope Oshin (Ireti and Amaka’s Kin: The Women of Nollywood) and also other talent that I discovered along the way such as Abba Makama (Green White Green) and Victoria Thomas (I Believe in Pink).\n\nI was essentially on the lookout for content that tells us something different about the international Nigerian experience and filmmakers emerging from this space. I wanted to curate a programme that had quirky films which would challenge audience expectation.\n\nHow were the films chosen?\n\nI chose films that had not yet been seen in the U.K. and had been made in the last 12 months. These are films that I regard as being unusual or which had a narrative that we don’t often see coming out of Nigeria. So we have shorts that deal with issues ranging from Boko Haram as we see in No Good Turn (Udoka Oyeka) to prostitution in Honey (Olu Yomi Ososanya).\n\nI also mixed these up with voices from the diaspora. They include an afrofuturistic-inspired short called The Golden Chain by video artist Adebukola Buki Bodunrin and Mrs. Bolanle Benson (Sade Adeniran), a sensual piece about a 60-year-old woman who has an illicit meeting with her lover.\n\nI enjoyed Faaji Agba and have seen it twice so far. Why did you choose it?\n\nI chose it because there are no other significant music documentaries that have come out Nigeria in recent years featuring veteran musicians such as Fatai Rolling Dollar. I knew that it had a ready audience who would want to learn more about the history and development of musical forms such as akpala, highlife, juju and afrobeat.\n\nIs there any real difference between “New Nollywood” and “Nollywood”?\n\nYes, I would argue in budget and aesthetics. New Nollywood is glossy and has high production values that are intended for the cinema screen. Nollywood, on the other hand, is made for the small screen and is more about mass sales than artistic virtues.\n\nWhat's your attraction to Nollywood as opposed to other film industries?\n\nThroughout my career I have championed the work of filmmakers of African descent. Nigeria has one of the biggest industries in Africa. The Nigerian film industry is of particular interest to me at the moment because I noted a trend four years ago when I started writing my book and have seen this develop much in the fashion that I thought it would which was more international acclaim for what I term “beyond Nollywood.”\n\nTake Green White Green for instance, the film that we are opening the programme with. Not only is it the first art house film to emerge from Nigeria, it has had rave reviews in the international film press as well as premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival. It has also has been sold to Netflix.\n\nDo you think if Nigeria’s film industry was started with the same production ethos imported for Hollywood or elsewhere, that it would have still grown at the rapid rate it has—most of which is the enterprising work of individuals?\n\nI think it’s unfair to compare Nollywood to Hollywood or any other industry for that matter. Nollywood developed out of unique circumstances which are peculiar to Nigeria.\n\nWhat has been a strength for Nollywood, i.e. the enterprise of individuals, is also what has created the most challenge within the industry. At present there is no overriding body or organization that can be said to represent Nigeria.\n\nIndividuals can only go so far. It is a collective, unified body of practitioners that is needed to elevate the industry above its current position.\n\nBeyond Nollywood takes place Friday, 18 November, through Sunday, 20 November, at the BFI Southbank in London."
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"Akshay to play the role of the villainous scientist Dr. Richard who turns into a crow after a failed experiment\n\nAkshay Kumar has always been the talk of B-town for his choice of movies. After Toilet: Ek Prem Katha and PadMan,he will be seen in S. Shankar’s 2.0 opposite south superstar Rajinikhanth! He has been casted as the main antagonist in the film and we can’t wait to get our hands on more details related to his character.\n\nBut for now, here’s everything we can tell you about Akshay Kumar as Dr. Richard in Rajinikanth’s 2.0 –\n\n2.0 marks Akshay’s debut in Tollywood. This also is the first film in which Akshay is playing the role of a villain. Akshay’s look in the poster of the film defines how horrifying he looks. He is not just a villain but a scary one. He looks completely unrecognizable until you take a close look at the poster. He will be playing the role of the villainous ornithologist Dr. Richard, who turns into a crow after a failed experiment. But what makes him a bitter and scary villain hell bent on destroying Rajinikanth’s character is yet to revealed.\n\nHis elevated sharp eyebrows, yellow eyes, grey hair and creepy triangular black nails shows how different he looks from any other villain in Bollywood. In his solo poster, he has this fiery look with one hand cover his face as he pierces through your soul with spooky eyes. A lot of effort have been put in to achieve Akshay Kumar’s spooky and unique look in 2.0. Prosthetic sculpting, molding and casting techniques have been used to create this advanced cosmetic look of Akshay. Hats off to the make-up artist!\n\nIn an interview with a leading daily, 2.0 writer Jeyamohan revealed that Akshay Kumar’s character in the film will be like the villain of Christopher Nolan film, The Joker of Batman: Dark Knight series.\n\n2.0 casts Rajinikanth as the lead hero, Akshay Kumar as the villain and Amy Jackson as the lead heroine. Produced by Subaskaran Allirajah of Lyca Productions, 2.0 is a scifi thriller – probably a first of it’s kind in India! The film is a sequel to Rajinikanth’s 2015 film, Robot / Enthiran. It also stars Sudhanshu Pandey, Adil Hussain, Kalabhavan Shajoh and Riyaz Khan. The film is the most expensive Asian film made till date – with an estimated budget of 450 crores! 2.0 release on January 25, 2018.\n\nA pressing question still remains – If Dr. Richard turned into a crow, does it mean he can fly? Does it mean we’ll see Akshay Kumar do amazing aerial stunts? We’ll need to wait to find out! Until further updates, we leave you with this intriguing official poster of 2.0 –"
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"BERLIN — Sebastian Andersson scored twice as promoted Union Berlin beat Cologne 2-0 and climbed to 10th with its fourth straight home win in the Bundesliga on Sunday.\n\nThe Swedish striker struck in both halves to give Union its sixth league win overall, and offer hope to its fans — who sang “Jingle Bells” in the stadium — that their team can survive the first season in the Bundesliga.\n\nUnion is seven points clear of the relegation zone after 14 games, and closer in points to defending champion Bayern Munich than to teams struggling at the bottom.\n\nCologne, which was fortunate not to lose by more at Union’s sold-out Stadion An der Alten Försterei, remains in trouble in its third game under new coach Markus Gisdol. Cologne hasn’t won a game since beating Paderborn 3-0 on Oct. 20 and is now bottom.\n\n“We’re not scoring the goals and we’re conceding easily. That has to change, and quick,” said Cologne sporting director Horst Heldt, who joined with Gisdol three weeks ago.\n\nBoth sides found it hard to create chances in a scrappy opening until Cologne midfielder Birger Verstraete tested Rafal Gikiewicz with a dangerous free kick after 25 minutes.\n\nCologne counterpart Timo Horn did well to save Andersson’s shot at the other end, but he was powerless to stop the Swede from scoring off the resulting corner in the 33rd.\n\nUnion captain Christopher Trimmel sent the ball into the centre where Andersson powered in a header.\n\nThere were groans around the stadium after the home side failed to make the most of a counterattack when four Union players faced only two Cologne defenders. Sebastian Polter played the ball too far ahead of Marcus Ingvartsen when shooting would have been a better option.\n\nHowever, Andersson grabbed his second two minutes after the break when he rounded Horn and eluded one defender before shooting. Sebastiaan Bornauw cleared off the line but goal-line technology confirmed the goal.\n\nSven Michel scored in the last minute for Paderborn to grab a 1-0 win at Werder Bremen in the late game.\n\nIt was only Paderborn’s second win and it lifted the promoted side ahead of last-place Cologne on goal difference."
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