How Fans Reacted To Makola's Six-Month Ban
by SL SocialCape Town City midfielder Mpho Makola bore the brunt of a strong sanctioning by the PSL after he was found guilty of assaulting a referee in a Telkom Knockout match last month. Here's how social media reacted to the news. Check it out!
Makola was charged after it was determined that he had assaulted match referee Abongile Tom during the Citizens' spicy fixture against Kaizer Chiefs at Cape Town Stadium in the Telkom Knockout last month.
The former Orlando Pirates man was reprimanded for pushing the official in the midst of a heated scuffled during the game, and got away with only a yellow card at the time.
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Taking to its official Twitter account, the PSL tweeted: "The PSL Disciplinary Committee has handed a six months ban to Cape Town City FC player, Mpho Makola. Makola was found guilty of assaulting match official Abongile Tom during the Telkom Knockout fixture against Kaizer Chiefs at the Cape Town Stadium on 19 October 2019."
Here, though, is how some fans reacted to the news:
Do you think Makola's punishment is fair?


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Combine the sugar and vinegar in a small pan set over a low heat, stirring occasionally. Heat until the sugar has dissolved, then turn off the heat.
Pour the oil into a large pan set over a medium heat. When the oil is hot, add the garlic and ginger and stir for 30 seconds.
Add the cauliflower, carrots and turnips to the pan. Stir and cook for about a minute or until the vegetables are coated with oil and still fairly crisp.
Reduce the heat to low and add the ground mustard, salt, chilli powder and paprika mixture and garam masala. Stir and mix for a minute or two until the vegetables are coated in the spices.
Pour in the palm sugar-vinegar mixture and stir. Take off the heat and allow the pickle to cool.
Spoon the finished pickle into one or two clean jars, with its juices, then refrigerate. The pickle may be eaten immediately but will keep in the fridge for 3-4 weeks.


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'The Walking Dead' has been hinting at Sunday night's big twist all season — here's every clue you may have missed
by Kirsten Acuna- Warning: There are major spoilers ahead for “The Walking Dead,” season 10, episode seven episode, “Open Your Eyes.”
- Sunday’s episode helped shed some light on why Siddiq (Avi Nash) has been having so many flashbacks to when he was kidnapped by the Whisperers.
- It turns out his friend and fellow doctor, Dante (Juan Javier Cardenas), was among the Whisperers who held him captive.
- Nash walks Insider through some of the clues scattered across season 10 hinting at Dante’s true identity.
Sunday’s episode of “The Walking Dead” shocked with a major twist from the comics.
Dante (Juan Javier Cardenas) is revealed to be a Whisperer who infiltrated the Alexandria community. Unfortunately, by the time Siddiq (Avi Nash) puts the pieces together, it’s too late. Dante kills him before he can let anyone know his true identity. It’s a complete departure from the comics where Dante is a hero and love interest for Maggie.
The reveal didn’t come out of nowhere. If you’ve been paying close attention, the series has been sprinkling small clues to Dante’s Whisperer reveal since the premiere.
“I hope also that if they go back and watch, they see that little pieces of popcorn were dropped on the way here,” Nash told Insider.
Keep reading to see the hints you may have missed along the way.
Siddiq kept focusing on Dante’s mouth.
On the season premiere, Siddiq starts zoning out as the camera hones in on Dante’s mouth. A rush of images flood Siddiq from when he was held captive by the Whisperers.
Dante playfully calls him out on it by diverting his attention.
 “Kiss me already, s—.”
We eventually learn that Dante was the Whisperer who held Siddiq’s eyes open and forced him to watch his friends get slaughtered last season. Dante’s mouth was inches from Siddiq’s face as he whispered in his ear to keep his eyes open.
“You’ve definitely hit on one, focusing on the mouth because that’s the only piece of the Whisperer that he could see through the mask,” Avi Nash told Insider.
Alpha knew how many times the group crossed the border.
On the season’s third episode, Michonne lies to Alpha when she says the group has crossed onto her land once to stop a massive fire.
Alpha calls her out on the lie, saying she knows Michonne and others have gone past the Whisperer border three times.
“During the fire, you walked my land. And during the winter storm you walked my land. During your search along the river, you and the man with the metal arm walked my land,” says Alpha, recounting each time without fail. “That’s three times. We are always watching.”
It’s a perplexing moment on the show because Alpha and the Whisperers simply weren’t around during the winter to know that Michonne and the other survivors crossed onto their land. Showrunner Angela Kang confirmed to Insider last season that the Whisperers went somewhere South.
That should have been a big hint that a Whisperer may have been planted within the communities. It’s suggested that Dante was secretly wandering off to meet up with Alpha and the other Whisperers.
Siddiq remembers Dante’s clucking while trying to focus on surgery.
On episode three, as Dante and Siddiq go to perform surgery on Carol, Siddiq zones out again. This time, clucking noises can be heard.
It’s later revealed on Sunday’s episode that Dante was making those noises into Siddiq’s ear while he was holding him in place on season nine.
“I think during Carol’s surgery he also made that clucking sound, that pop pop sound, which is kind of a tick,” said Nash. “I think that’s actually what starts Siddiq’s tremors and flashback in that moment when he’s not able to actually perform the surgery.”
The show doubled down on the mouth imagery again on episode six.
On the season’s sixth episode, Siddiq starts fixating on his daughter’s mouth. As he rocks her to sleep, he starts having a night terror where he hears a combination of Dante’s distorted voice and clucking.
He hears a voice say, “Open your eyes,” the title of the show’s seventh episode. It’s eventually revealed that Dante said the phrase to him while forcing him to watch Enid get killed.
Dante knew about the poisoned water.
On episode five, we see Gamma spill the entrails of a walker into a stream. Soon afterward, we learn Rosita’s under the weather from a vague bug. By the following week’s episode, much of Alexandria is plagued by a mysterious illness that Dante is in charge of treating.
It’s implied that Dante knows the water was poisoned and that he helped tamper with the water system somehow to make the community sick.
Carol’s prisoner kept his eyes on Dante as if he recognised him.
When Dante and Siddiq first visit Carol’s prisoner on Sunday’s episode, the Whisperer keeps his attention on Dante.
Dante is the first to speak to him saying, “Don’t try anything,” as if to let him know he’s in charge of the situation.
The Whisperer tells Dante: “Never.”
Dante likely poisoned the Whisperer with Hemlock because he was afraid of him giving away his identity in addition to keeping information about the Whisperer horde safe. The most surprising bit of all this is that Lydia somehow never recognised or was in contact with Dante.


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Module of the XGC loader for the BES synthetic diagnostic.
It reads the data from the simulation and remove the points not used for the diagnostics (in order to keep the used memory at a low level). Do an interpolation along the B-field. Consists mainly of a copy from an other code. The orginal code was doing a 3D mesh and interpolation the data from the simulation on this one, now, the code is computing one time step at a time and interpolate only the value asked by the user. The other difference is in the interpolation along the field line, the code now try to a number of step on each side that depends on the distance to the previous/next plane.
Loader classe for the BES diagnostics.
The idea of this loader is to compute one time step at a time and calling the function load_next_time_step() at the end of the time step (no return possible with this implementation). The function interpolate_data() is used to obtain the data from any position.
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Calculate the total electron at the wanted points.
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| Returns: | Total density |
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Compute the interpolant for the ion and electron density
Using B field information and follows the exact field line.
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| Returns: | Positions on the the previous plane and the next one |
| Return type: | np.array[2,3,N] (2 for the previous/next plane, 3 for R,Z,L where L is the distance between plane and points) |
Interpolate the data to the position wanted
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| Returns: | Quantities asked in the right order |
| Return type: | tuple(np.array[N],...) |
Load equilibrium magnetic field data and compute the interpolant
Load equilibrium profiles and compute the interpolant
For ion only silumations, te and ne are read from simulation input files.
Load non-adiabatic electron density and electrical static potential fluctuations for 3D mesh. The required planes are calculated and stored in sorted array. fluctuation data on each plane is stored in the same order. Note that for full-F runs, the perturbed electron density includes both turbulent fluctuations and equilibrium relaxation, this loading method doesn’t differentiate them and will read all of them.
load R-Z mesh and psi values, then create map between each psi value and the series of points on that surface, calculate the arc length table.
Load all the quantities for the next time step.
The old quantities are overwritten. Can be easily change to load any time, but for BES loading them in order is enough
| Parameters: | increase (bool) – Define if the time step should be increase or not |
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Get the plane numbers used for the interpolation of each point.
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| Return type: | tuple(prev=np.array[N],next=np.array[N]) |


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