Strictly Come Dancing viewers in tears as Kelvin Fletcher pays emotional tribute to his wife
No fear of a 'Strictly curse' here!
by Paul HironsFormer Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher has been wowing viewers and the Strictly Come Dancing judges with his sensational dances (and hips) week in week out.
But last night Kelvin, 35, showed another side to him as he paid tribute to his wife Liz Marsland, which left many viewers at home feeling emotional.
Read more: Strictly Come Dancing viewers blast Craig Revel Horwood over 'ridiculous' scores
Paying tribute to Liz - who he's known since they were eight - Kelvin described the moment that Liz walked down the aisle in 2015.
He said: "When I saw her, she literally took my breath away. Every emotion, every memory ran through [me] - from being a kid, having a cheeky little kiss in the playground, holding hands, being best mates.
"Best moment of my life."
Read more: Strictly Come Dancing: Kelvin Fletcher and Karim Zeroual top the leaderboard
Kelvin also admitted that Liz was "the first girl I ever kissed."
With tears in his eyes, he finished the touching tribute by saying: "I just want Liz to know how lucky I feel. I would not have able to do what I've done so far without you."
It wasn't long before fans took to social media to express their delight with Kelvin's words.
One said: "Rarely get a tear in my eye at TV but @kelvin_fletcher just melted my ice cold heart with how much he adores his wife.
"No worries about the Strictly curse there!"
- Strictly Come Dancing airs on BBC One tonight at 7.15pm
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Retroviral mediated transfer and expression of exogenous genes in primary lymphoid cells: assaying for a viral transactivator activity in normal and malignant cells.
Abstract
In this report we describe the use of recombinant retroviruses to characterize the activity of an exogenous promoter in primary cells obtained from patients with lymphoproliferative disorders. The infection of a variety of cultured and primary lymphoid cells with a recombinant retrovirus containing a histone promoter-driven beta-galactosidase gene is shown to result in the expression of beta-galactosidase in 50 % to 100 % of the cells. A similar infection with a recombinant retrovirus containing the beta-galactosidase gene with an adenovirus E2 promoter, results in beta-galactosidase activity in a limited number of cultured and primary cells. Since the adenovirus E2 promoter has been well characterized and is known to be regulated by transactivators encoded by many viruses, the activity of this promoter in specific cell types is discussed in reference to both the biology of the cell and the possible presence of as yet undetected viral gene products.


"The key to immortality is first living a life worth remembering." - Bruce Lee
I work as a tech intern at Waterloo Schools and fix hardware. I've also worked at a Pizza Ranch washing dishes, frying chicken, and bussing tables. I can't forget about the work I've done at JC Automotive as a shop hand.  I am also working on getting my OSHA certification for Construction. I am about two hours away from completing the class.


Tutorial 1 - Interface refactoring
In this tutorial we start with a basic Java class, which when invoked will concatenate
the two properties "phrase" and "name". If invoked with the properties set to "Hello"
and "World" respectively it will hence return "Hello World".
Qi4j relies heavily on the use of interfaces. This makes it possible for an object
to externally implement a number of interfaces which internally is backed by a number
of Mixins, some of which you may have written yourself, and some of which may have been
reused. This also makes it easy to introduce Modifiers (aka "interceptors", aka "advice"),
which are Fragments which execute before and/or after the method on the Mixin is invoked.
The first task is therefore to refactor the code so that the method is implemented from an
interface instead. We should then also separate the state into one interface and the behaviour
into another. This will make things easier for us later when state and behaviour becomes
implemented by separate Mixins.
Steps for this tutorial:
- Refactor the class into interface and implementation.
- Refactor the interface so that it extends one interface called HelloWorldBehaviour with behaviour and one called
HelloWorldState with state (get/set methods).


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This is just the way of our production works so it may vary with other`s style of work but hey at the end result(of the music composition) matters
So basically, I am going to explain about how it is easier to write a music or produce a soundtrack once you have your original idea in your brain because that thing can never be taught like how you can write more original music with different categories of work.
Although that trend following thing would never keep you out of the box but will make you in the flow of work which is why I say its not a bad thing to start with but always find your own uniqueness in things you do so it will lead you to the destiny.
Again if whatever you do it makes you more better human being than yesterday then dont stop doing it.(You are the only one society to you when it comes to work)
Just thought of writing something
Musicians do create two/three ways for music production 1)(Human made)Physical instruments playing - Realtime Hd Recordings - Mastering 2)(human made)DAW - Digital music notes playing - In-built sound recorder in DAW - Mastering 3) using mixed method of combining both in own comfortable way etc (The methods can be various because its an art so infinite posiblities according to individuals but still these are most often used methods )
Now I will Show you how music is produced in my way
For example I am creating very simple chords progression with ambient mix to show you only my way of productions
I am using Musescore notaion here for example which is open source - free so yo can play with it.
Now I will create a sample track for you to look at it and usually this takes time but I will share the end result with you.So you should create your own musical theme or sample by this tool and you can get your rough music track at the end.When you are finished writing notes then it will look like something shown in the image.Then I use Audacity for wave modification and details for production base.At the end just using mastering tools to give it a different perspectives. Many of us know how to use DAW so once you have this track then you can modify for purposes.If you are wondering how about full orchestral then its very complex to teach because it has so many variations and things so I added this example just to help those who want to start from basic.
Again This stuff is very very simple but if you can do this in minutes then its done you can move to next step for theme base music writing.These files are for music writing purposes only if you want to know how music is mastered then I will upload the page later on here.
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Kim Jun Ho says he gets hurt by comments saying he's crawling back into spotlight
by jennywillKim Jun Ho talked about comments that he remembered.
During the November 16th episode of tvN's 'Don Quixote' the members talked about the comments of the new show. Song Jin Woo said, "When our teaser went out, 99.9% of the comments are about Lee Jin Hyuk. He's the one that leads us."
Kim Jun Ho said, "There were comments about me, too. Someone said, 'He's crawling back out, huh?' It kind of hurt me. Because I'm blatantly coming back."
However, despite what Kim Jun Ho jokes about, most netizens are on Kim Jun Ho's side and believe there was an unnecessary fuss created just in an attempt to cover up Jung Joon Young's scandal. It's good to see him on screen again!


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Zachary Driggs
As you may know by now, my name is Zachary Driggs. I have a particular fondness for learning new things, whether or not they are relevant or useful in any way, and have been this way most of my life. I am part of a Dungeons and Dragons group on campus, I play all sorts of video games like League of Legends and Terraria, and I enjoy reading. In high school, I started taking Latin, which lasted through all 4 years, ending with AP Latin. During this time I came to realize one of my favorite things that I enjoyed learning, and it is something I could definitely see myself using in the UHP as well as the rest of my life: Languages and Culture. These two categories of things to learn are the best things to utilize the UHP for, as there is a myriad of options available and a plethora of resources. There are language courses to take, study abroad/study tours, and even co-op opportunities that I will certainly be looking into.
Deliberative, Intellection, Input, and Analytical. These categorical words describe the core of who I am. I choose my battles carefully, and find the best solution for each, I like to think and I enjoy consistent mental activity, I collect information constantly, and I analyze what’s being said or what I read in order to see things from multiple perspectives. These traits blend well with my desire to learn about other cultures, and may help to explain why. Intellection is probably the biggest mirror, as the mental activity required to process languages and cultures that are entirely different to the one you are used to can be quite the workout, but others like Deliberative and Analytical help me to see the world from multiple views instead of solely my own.


Today was the most eventfull out of all the days, since we arrived in Karlskrona, Sweden. The sunset from the boat was very pretty so we went to take some pictures and then unloaded off the ship. The ship was a big freight ship, as you can see on the picture. After unloading, we got onto our bus and made a few stops around the city, taking pictures wherever we could.  After Karlskrona came Kalmar, which was comprised of both historic and modern structures. We visited a local castle, used for the signing of a pact of scandinavian countries in the 15th century. There was also the castle town, made out of very small and brightly colored houses. It even had its own dwarf settlement! After sightseeing came shopping. The day ended by us getting onto another freight ship and sailing home.


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Pyglet documentation system¶
The documentation build configuration file is pyglet/doc/conf.py.
It is a sphinx standard configuration file, but adds some requirements of pyglet package.
All the modifications to sphinx patching are in the ext folder.
- Separate Events from regular methods.
- autosummary extension: Adds the hidden property and the capability to skip some modules and members
Note
The patching requires a standard sphinx version 1.1.3
API Templates¶
All the *.rst files in the _template folder configure the layout of the API documentation.
The entry point is _template/package.rst.
HTML Theme¶
The custom sphinx theme is in the ext/theme folder.
ReST files¶
The literature is a set of *.txt files.
The entry point is index.txt.
The autosummary directive at index.txt directive is mandatory, it generates all the API documentation files.
Omisions¶
Some things can not be imported when documenting, or are not to be documented,
Skipped members¶
The skip_member function in conf.py contains rules to prevent certain members to appear in the documentation
Due to the large number of members that were listed when generating, a modification in autosummary prevents all members that are not defined in the current module to appear in the member lists.
This means that if a module imports members like this:
from pyglet.gl import *
That members are not listed in the module documentation.
Warning
There is one exception to the rule, for clarity sake:
- If a member is defined in module.base, and imported by module, it does appear in the module page lists.
Skipped modules¶
Some modules in pyglet can not be imported when documenting, so a black list in conf.py contains all the modules that are not to be documented:
Known bugs¶
- The Window class attributes are not documented because they are defined at BaseWindow class.


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Preparation time
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This dish makes a great Friday night supper. Everywhere you go along the coastline of Italy it will be offered to you in some form or another, perhaps with cozze e vongole (mussels and clams), patelle (limpets) and moscardini (baby octopus), scallops, squid, and/or a combination of all of them.
Clean the mussels by scrubbing them in cold water, and removing the beards. If any remain open after tapping them against the side of the work surface, discard them. Peel the prawns, removing the heads but leaving the tails intact.
Heat the olive oil in a large lidded saucepan, and add the garlic and chilli. After a minute or two, add the mussels and the wine. Cover with the lid and continue cooking for 1-2 minutes, or until the mussels open. If any mussels remain closed at the end of cooking, discard them.
Add the prawns and cook for a further 4–5 minutes, then squeeze in the lemon juice. Remove the pan from the heat and add the roughly chopped parsley. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Meanwhile, cook the linguine in lightly salted boiling water for 7-8 minutes, or until al dente. Add the pasta to the pan with the shellfish sauce, mix together well and serve immediately.


Sep 26, 2014 at 7:57pm UTC
hi all,
please see this example and say what should i do
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int a;
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how can i use example_dt_structure with my function pointer into f()
thanks in advance
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Sep 26, 2014 at 8:22pm UTC
ok, how can i access foo.a or foo.b or foo.c?
Sep 27, 2014 at 2:58am UTC
ok, how can i access a variable in a function type?
for example, from a function, get access to a parameter of a typedef?
Sep 27, 2014 at 5:41am UTC
In my example func is a typedef.


System requirements and download¶
System requirements¶
Mapbender3 needs the following components in order to run:
- PHP 5.5.4 or later (php5)
- PHP CLI interpreter (php5-cli)
- PHP SQLite extension (php5-sqlite)
- PHP cURL extension (php5-curl)
- PHP Internationalization (php5-intl)
- PHP GD for printing (php5-gd)
- PHP Multibyte String (php5-mbstring)
- PHP FileInfo for printing to check image format
- APACHE mod_rewrite
- OpenSSL
- For development, particular the phantomjs helper, you need also the BZ2 extension. (php-bz2)
PHP 7¶
Mapbender3 supports also PHP 7. You’ll need the above listed libraries for PHP 7 and the following additional ones:
- PHP Zip (php-zip)
- PHP Bz2 (php-bz2)
- PHP XML (php-xml)
Databases¶
Optionally, in order to use a database other than the preconfigured SQLite one, you need a matching PHP extension supported by Doctrine. For PostgreSQL for example: php5-pgsql.
If you want to use the developer mode or for creating create profiler data to be used to analyze errors you will still need the SQLite extension!
System requirements Windows¶
For Windows you also need PHP and therefore a PHP-supporting webserver like Apache.
We have good experiences with the 64-bit downloads of Apache und PHP.
- Apache Download: The downloads of the Apache Lounge are customized for different Versions of Windows. For newer versions choose the “VC11” or “VC14” variant (this requires the Visual C++ Redistributable für Visual Studio 2012 resp. 2015) and the Win64 version (64-bit).
- PHP Download: Choose the “Non Thread Safe” variant of the PHP downloads as the x64 version (64-bit).
Comments on Windows¶
The Apache downloads differ on the version of Visual Studio which was used to compile them and therefore of the right version of the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable. With newer versions of Windows this is usualy without problems. Three different variants exist:
- VC 14: Requires Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015.
- VC 11: Requires Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012. PHP usually needs this version.
- VC 10: Requires Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2008 SP1.
Additionally 32- and 64-bit versions of Apache für Windows exist.
Download of Mapbender3¶
Installation packages are distributed as compressed packages and are available for download at the download page.
After downloading, extract the package in a directory of your choice. In this installation documentation we assume that the package is extracted in the following directories:
- /var/www (for Linux) or
- C:/ (for Windows, not recommended, for this doku only).
For the following installation steps, please rename the unzipped directory (for example: “mapbender3-<IP_ADDRESS>”) to “mapbender3”.
You’ll find the next steps of the installation in the following chapters:
For a quick Test you can also follow the Installation in the Symfony built-in webserver. The Git-based installation does not require theses Download packages but loads Mapbender3 from the Git-sources. In exchange additional installation steps are neccessary.
Directory structure¶
After unpacking the TAR.GZ- resp. the ZIP-archive, you will see in the Mapbender-folder the following subdirectories:
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├── app
├── bin
├── fom
├── mapbender
├── owsproxy
├── src
├── vendor
└── web


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If you cannot find the email, you should check your junk mail or spam folder.
If you do not receive an email or text within 24 hours, call 119.
" }) }}Before you can apply for the payment, you will need to:
After you have completed the steps above, you should receive a second email or text message from NHS Test and Trace. When this has arrived, you can apply for the payment from your local authority.
You can find the application form on your local authority’s website by using this link: https://www.gov.uk/test-and-trace-support-payment. Make a note of this so you can return to it later.
As part of your application, you will need to enter your NHS Test and Trace Account ID. This is the 8-digit number included in the email and text message from NHS Test and Trace. Your local authority may call this something different, such as an account number or CTAS number.
They will ask you for information, including:
You must not leave your home until the end of your self-isolation period.
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I have tried to make a simple page which will try to set a cookie and send amessage
to the page which have included the test in an iframe like this:
<iframe src="https://3rdpartycookies.netlify.app/"></iframe>The idea is that it could be used to test if people have blocked for 3rdparty cookies.


THE BORROWERS A film review by Matt Williams
RATING: * * * 1/2* out of * * * *
Mary Norton's children's book series, The Borrowers, has been made into several below-average television movies. So, I wasn't too enthused as I entered the theater for the big-screen debut of the minute clan. But I was in for a shock, The Borrowers is actually a thoroughly delightful movie with plenty of good laughs and even some decent special effects.
The Lender family is being thrown out of their longtime home. Their aunt, who owned the property, never left a will. Now, an unscrupulous lawyer, Ocious Potter (John Goodman) plans to demolish the house and replace it with an ultra-modern housing development.
But the Lenders are not alone in their house. Living under the floorboards is a family of Borrowers, 4 inch tall people who make their living as scavengers from the human "beans" above. The Clock family of borrowers is as distressed as the Lenders, especially once they discover the evil Potter actually has a copy of the will which leaves the home to the Lenders.
So it is up to the Clocks (Pod (Jim Broadbent) and Homily (Celia Imrie), along with their kids, Arrietty (Flora Newbigin) and Peagreen (Tom Felton)) to recover the will and save the household. But when Potter learns of the tiny people, he enlists the skills of Exterminator Jeff (Mark Williams) to kill off the clan.
There's plenty of attention to detail in The Borrowers, especially in the furnishings of The Clock family house, made out of lost board game parts and credit cards. The background details are nearly as rich as the entertaining story.
The various predicaments of the Clock family are clever and thrilling. Based on an original story, the screenwriters did a good job at imagining all the potential and unusual perils that could exist for a 4-inch tall person.
As the villain, John Goodman's performance veers on the edge of being over-the-top. But his performance suits the role well, and he does very well in the film's many slapstick moments.
With a nearly seamless mix of oversized sets, bluescreen shots and CGI, the special effects in The Borrowers are very well done. There are a few times when you can spot the effects at work, but none of them are so jarring that you lose the suspension of disbelief.
Hopefully The Borrowers will surpass the curse of being labeled a children-only movie, for it is surprisingly entertaining and fun to watch.
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This is an example on polygonizing scalar field isosurfaces. A scalar field can be thought of as a function of which the domain is an N-dimensional space (3-dimensional space in this case), and the range is a set of scalar (real) values. An isosurface is a surface in the domain space of which every point is mapped to the same scalar value when applying the scalar field function.
To render such a surface, one needs to polygonize it or tessellate it first. One known algorithm for doing that is the marching cubes algorithm.
The algorithm used here is a variant of the marching cubes, called the marching tetrahedra.
For a deeper dive, see this blog post of Paul Bourke's.
I used the following to test the main building blocks:
The following keys change the function of mouse-dragging:
| C | Contour Value |
| R | Rotation |
| Z | Zoom |
| H | Shininess |
| F | Fogginess |
| D | Light Direction |
| L | Light Radius |
The following keys perform the specified actions:
| ⬇ | Reduce level of detail |
| ⬆ | Increase level of detail |
| ⬅ | Previous Field |
| ➡ | Next Field |
| X | Export (two files with the extensions "gltf" and "bin") |


Even though we are POSTING, this service is meant to GET a list of "points of interest"
near a particular location,
at a particular time,
at a particular temperature,
for a particular user.
Previously known as "/re"
http://dev5:8888/pointsOfInterst?app=TestMyplacelist&APIKEY=75c4999090a275636cc22f3272b23f7c749728&ts=1374690007&dev=add0d21b-634e-4c04-9677-cbc24231aa29
https://www.aosvapps.com/re?app=TestMyplacelist&APIKEY=75c4999090a275636cc22f3272b23f7c749728&ts=1374690007&dev=add0d21b-634e-4c04-9677-cbc24231aa29
Note: There is a significant number of input parameters for this "GET" service.
Some are passed in the HTTP HEAD and others are posted as JSON in the HTTP BODY.
I think this list of input parameters can be significantly reduced.
To make recommendations, all we really need to know is
| app (optional) | |
| API_KEY (optional) | Special key to help ensure that only approved client's may utilize this service. |
| ts (optional) | |
| dev (optional) | ? |
| adid (required) | I *think* this is a device id. So this information can be used to determine points of interest for a particular user: the owner of the device. |
| latitude (required) | latitude of the location of interest. |
| longitude (required) | longitude of the location interest. |
| temperature (optional) | If the temperature is really hot, maybe they want ice cream? Do we really need the client device to tell us what the temperature is? The server can figure that out no? |
| when (optional) | If it's early in the morning, maybe recommend Starbucks. But not if it's midnight. Do we really need the client device to tell us what time it is? The server can figure that out no? |
| extraRules (optional) | Why do we need this? |
| version (optional) | Why do we need this? |
| skipSafeSearchFilters (optional) | What is this? Do we really need this? |
| forceRefresh (optional) | What is this? Do we really need this? |
| whenTzm (optional) | Do we really need this? We know the coordinates and we know the time. This can be calculated on the server side. |
| debug (optional) | Do we really need this? |
http://dev5:8888/pointsOfInterst?app=TestMyplacelist&APIKEY=75c4999090a275636cc22f3272b23f7c749728&ts=1374690007&dev=add0d21b-634e-4c04-9677-cbc24231aa29
{ "adid": "", "where": { "latitude": "37.37943933333333", "longitude": "-121.961322" }, "extraRules": [], "version": "2.0", "temperature": "70", "skipSafeSearchFilters": false, "when":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "forceRefresh": false, "whenTzm": -480, "debug": false }
[ { "latitude": "37.379439", "longitude": "-121.961322", "name": "Starbucks", "typeOfPlace": "coffee shop" }, { "latitude": "37.379439", "longitude": "-121.961322", "name": "Peet's Coffee & Tea", "typeOfPlace": "coffee shop" } ]


How to create a secure and easy to remember password following some simple rules:
1. Start with a sentence you can remember
2. Only keep the first 3 letters of each word
3. Put a random symbol somewhere in between
{% if generated_password is defined %} {% if password_strength_response.get_slow_cracking_time_seconds() is le (60 * 60 * 24 * 2) %}You are on the right track, but you might want to consider adding more words to your sentence. A hacker who can try 10,000 passwords per second (which really isn't alot) can find yours in {{ password_strength_response.get_slow_cracking_time_string() }}.
Anyways, here is the password you generated:
{% else %}
Congratulations! 🎉🎉🎉
You successfully generated a secure password:
If a hacker tried 10,000 different passwords every second, this is how long it would take them to find yours: {{ password_strength_response.get_slow_cracking_time_string() }}
{% if password_strength_response.get_fast_cracking_time_seconds() is le (60 * 60 * 24 * 2) %}
But be careful! There are password crackers out there with alot of
computing power.
If they can try 10,000,000,000 passwords per second, they can still find
your password in
{{ password_strength_response.get_fast_cracking_time_string() }}.
So maybe consider adding more words to your sentence!
{% else %}
Even if they had a big GPU cluster running 10,000,000,000 passwords
per second, they would still need
{{ password_strength_response.get_fast_cracking_time_string() }}
to crack your password.
{% endif %}


Still waiting on my owl :(
Keeps my queue full! (grades low)
Frosting extruding monstrosity
24-48 Hours of fun!
Nerd props are expensive.
Custom fixture design.
Process improvement and fixture design.
Data analysis and visualizations


Ping-Pong
Ping-Pong
Wits and Byts are what you need for this game!
Enter any number to Play
Numbers divisible by 3 return "ping"
Numbers divisible by 5 return "pong"
Numbers divisible by both 3 and 5 become "ping-pong"
Please Enter a number
Ping it on!


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The Biggest Reveals From Ambassador Yovanovitch’s Impeachment Testimony
In newly released testimony, the ousted U.S. ambassador to Ukraine told Congress about how she first learned of the smears being peddled against her and how her requests that the State Department publicly back her up went unfulfilled.
Marie Yovanovitch is a crucial witness for House Democrats as they continue their impeachment probe into Rudy Giuliani’s Ukraine pressure campaign on behalf of President Trump. The transcript of her closed door interview last month was released Monday.
Yovanovitch was ultimately removed from the role in May, several weeks before Trump explicitly told Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky that he wanted investigations opened into his political rivals.
In her testimony, Yovanovitch was able to lay out for investigators the early stages of the Ukraine pressure campaign and how her State Department counterparts in the U.S. struggled to respond to it.
Yovanovitch first heard that Giuliani was trying to smear her in late 2018.
The first hints that Giuliani was up to something in Ukraine came to Yovonovich in November and December of 2018, when she heard that Giuliani was meeting with Yuriy Lutsenko, then the top prosecutor in the country.
Yovanovitch later testified that she learned from embassy staff that “basically there had been a number of meetings between Mr. Lutsenko and Mayor Giuliani, and that they were looking, I should say that Mr. Lutsenko was looking, to hurt me in the U.S.”
By around February, Yovanovitch said, a senior Ukraine official named Arsen Avakov told her he “was very concerned, and told me I really needed to watch my back.”
The official flagged for Yovanovitch that Giuliani, along with his now-indicted middleman Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, were meeting with Lutsenko and “were interested in having a different ambassador at post,” according to her testimony.
She thought it was “exceedingly strange,” and testified that, while she understood that the men had business interests in Ukraine, nobody at the embassy had met Parnas and Fruman. Avakov told Yovanivith that Giuliani reached out to him in early 2019, according to her testimony.
Avakov thought Giuliani’s outreach was “dangerous,” Yovanovitch said, because Ukraine has had bipartisan support in America and to “start kind of getting into U.S. politics, into U.S. domestic politics, was a dangerous place for Ukraine to be.”
Lutsenko wanted meetings with top U.S. officials, including the FBI Director and Attorney General.
Yovonovitch said Lutsenko targeted her in part because she took a hardline on his failure to root out corruption, and in part, because she refused to set up meetings for him with top U.S. officials like the attorney general and FBI director.
“We did work with the [Lutsenko’s] office, but he wanted us to work with him in different ways, you know, and that we didn’t have a closer relationship, and that I was not facilitating trips for him to the United States with our cabinet members, when there was, frankly, nothing to talk about because he wasn’t a good partner for us,” she testified, while noting the proper channel was for him to meet with the FBI’s liaison in the embassy.
“He clearly wanted to work around the system, where I think there’s less transparency, there are more opportunities to, you know, kind of fiddle the system, shall we say.”
Yovanovitch later speculated that Lustenko “was hoping that maybe, as a result of providing information that is of interest to Mr. Giulinai, that maybe there could be an endorsement” of President Petro Poroshenko, the Ukrainian who appointed Lutsenko who went on to lose the 2019 election.
The State Department was ‘shocked’ to hear about Giuliani’s Ukraine activity.
Yovanovitch reported to the State Department what she had heard about Guilani’s activities, and she said the Department was “shocked.”
She said she spoke to either Phil Reeker or George Kent about it. Both are top State Department officials with Ukraine in their portfolios. And those early communications likely by phone call or video teleconference because it “felt too political” to put in a cable, Yovanovitch said.
Guilani’s demands for probes were “unprecedented.”
After Trump Jr. attacked her, she sought unsuccessfully for Pompeo to back her up.
In late March, State Department Under Secretary David Hale asked her to put in classified email her “understanding of what was going on,” according to her testimony, after Donald Trump Jr. tweeted an attack on her.
“If you have the President’s son saying you know, we need to pull these clowns, or however he referred to me, it makes it hard to be a credible ambassador in a country,” she told Congress, adding that she wanted a statement from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo backing her up.
No statement was ever issued, nor did she speak to Pompeo directly about the matter, she said. Reeker relayed to her the responses from the “seventh floor” — referring to where the offices of Pompeo and his closest aides are in the State Department.
Yovnoavitch said she was told that there was “caution” about putting any kind a statement, because it could be “undermined” by the President.
As she was about to be removed, Yovanovitch got a heads up about White House’s “nervousness”
Yovanovitch said her first indication she was being recalled from Kyiv came in a phone call a few days after a Trump phone call with Zelensky in late April.
In the phone call to her, State Department director general Carol Perez that there was “nervousness” on the seventh floor and “up the street,” a reference, Yovanovitch said, to the White House.
At the time, she believed she would stay in her post at least through July 4, as part of her original plan for departure, and that she had heard of no issues, even from the seventh floor, about her performance.
Yovanovitch was told that Pompeo or his inner circle called Sean Hannity to tamp down the allegations against her.
With no public statement coming to defending her, Yovanobitch was told instead that either Pompeo or someone from his circle was going to call Fox News host Sean Hannity about the smears being peddled about her. The call happened after The Hill’s conspiracy-mongerer John Solomon published a piece with false claims about her in March.
Yovanovitch said she never got a full readout from the purported Hannity call and was only told that it happened. The allegations seemed to have “simmered down” after the call, based on the media monitoring that was happening, she said.
Yovanovitch was initially told she was being called back for her “security.”
About an hour after the initial heads up, Perez called Yovanovitch back with the directive that she get on the next plane to Washington.
Perez couldn’t tell her how long she would be in Washington, and once she arrived, having taken a Friday flight, Yovanonitch didn’t get an explanation from anyone at State until that Monday afternoon.
There, Reeker told her that the President had wanted her gone since the summer of 2018.
She then met with Deputy Secretary Sullivan, who told her, according to her testimony, that “was sorry this was all happening, that the President had lost confidence, and I would need to depart my post.”
Pompeo’s top counselor would not accept a meeting with her.
Yovanovich never spoke to Pompeo about all of this, but sought to meet with State Department Counselor Ulrich Brechbuhl, whom should understood to be Reeker’s point person on handling the matter.
“He didn’t accept the meeting request,” she said.
Yovanovitch felt threatened by what Trump said about her on July 25 call.
Yovanovitch was read a line from the rough transcript of Trump’s July 25 call with Zelensky, in which Trump said that Yovanovitch was “going to go through some things.”
Yovanonivitch said she is still concerned by the remark, and when asked, confirmed she felt threatened.
She said she feels worried about her employment and her pension, and that her friends are worried about her personal safety, though she’s not worried about that.
Sondland suggested Yovanovitch push back on the smears by tweeting her support of Trump.
Yovanovitch said she spoke to Ambassador Gordon Sondland about the false attacks against her. Sondland, a Trump-donor who was the U.S. ambassador to the EU, was deputized by Trump to help lead his policy in Ukraine, despite Ukraine not being a member of the EU.
Sondland told her that she needed to tweet her support of Trump to show that the attacks against her were lies.
She said she did not follow that advice in part because the State Department had not publicly defended her.
“I just didn’t see that there would be any advantage to publicly taking on a fight with those who were criticizing me in the United States,” she said.
She later elaborated on what Sondland told her. “I have to admit that the advice took me aback,” she told Congress.


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In many ways, Dave's the classical New Yorker: hyperactive, procrastinating, loud, and (half) Jewish; but he's also a totally unique guy. He's crazy. About girls. And just in general. I met Dave on my last day in Mérida, and we ended up hanging out together for a fair while, in Valladolid, and then in Playa Del Carmen.
""" +++In many ways, Dave's the classical New Yorker: hyperactive, procrastinating, loud, and (half) Jewish; but he's also a totally unique guy. He's crazy. About girls. And just in general. I met Dave on my last day in Mérida, and we ended up hanging out together for a fair while, in Valladolid, and then in Playa Del Carmen.
Dave is so $?#!ing American it's not funny.


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Courtesy of Devon and Danni Productions. Copyright 2016 .... but more like throwback to 1998


The Bobcats are fresh off a season where they had experience throughout their roster. The running backs, wide receivers and offensive linemen, in particular, were loaded with experience.
Now, Ohio is back to being a young team.
“We’ve got some positions where we are going to really have to work on developing depth,” coach Frank Solich said. “I really like the depth at a lot of positions, but there are some (positions) where we’re going to have to bring young guys along.”
Offensive tackle and the interior defensive line positions will boast the most depth on Ohio’s defense.
Redshirt seniors Austen Pleasants and Marques Grimes will anchor the starting left and right tackle spots on the offensive line. The duo has combined for 42 games over the course of the last two seasons.
Pleasants, one of five captains for the Bobcats this season, started all 13 games last season, while Grimes appeared in seven games in 2018.
Behind them, however, are plenty of question marks.
Following Pleasants and Grimes on the depth chart are redshirt sophomore Samson Jackson and redshirt junior Felipe Fernandez. The two appeared in only a combined seven games last season, six of which belonged to Fernandez.
Despite the lack of experience, Pleasants is eager to see the guys behind him grow throughout the season.
“It’s a daunting process,” he said. “Most of these guys aren’t used to coming out every single day the way we are.
Throughout fall camp, Jackson and Fernandez have grown more comfortable in the roles and look more confident as they’ve delivered impressive run blocks and have held their own against Ohio’s highly-touted defensive ends.
The other side of the ball is in a similar situation. Redshirt senior Bryan Arp and senior Cole Baker took the starting reps for Ohio in the interior during fall camp.
While the two didn’t start for the Bobcats last season, they did contribute heavily as they each appeared in all 13 games and combined for 35 tackles.
“Rep by rep, practice by practice, we’re getting better.”-Tremayne Scott, Ohio's defensive line coach
For the interior to have that experience at the forefront is a good thing not only for immediate results but for long term as well since the two can help interior defensive line coach Tremayne Scott develop the players behind them.
“(Arp and Baker) are doing a great job in coaching the younger guys, and that’s what I need as a coach right now,” Scott said. “They’re leading the room right now in a very good way.”
After Arp and Baker, the roster is comprised of a redshirt junior, three redshirt sophomores and a redshirt freshman who lack experience, but after the fall camp, Scott is confident they’ll all be ready for more playing time.
“Rep by rep, practice by practice, we’re getting better,” Scott said.
That’s been the purpose the whole month of August for Ohio. Establishing and developing depth will create a more solid foundation in regards to a couple of aspects.
If injuries mount, the coaching staff will feel confident in who will step up.
Second, the coaching staff can establish a rotation that not only helps the Bobcats keep players fresh during games but also create more challenges for the opposing offense.
Along with fall camp, the development and creation of the depth has opportunities to grow in the first weeks of Ohio’s nonconference schedule against FCS school Rhode Island and Group of 5 school Louisiana.
While the presumed starters for Ohio look to have solid performances against its nonconference opponents, it’s critical for that depth to earn in-game experience if the opportunity to rest starters arises.
But for now, it’s about doing the little things for starters and backups alike. Studying film, getting the footwork correct and knowing the playbook will help. Sure, there are advantages in being experienced, but those advantages are being used to create that depth.


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We collect all of the relevant music data provided by the Spotify platform using the Spotipy Python library. This data includes most listened to songs, artists, and genres, as well as profile/playlist pictures.
How do we use your information?
We use the data regarding your most listened to songs to generate playlists that you can save to your Spotify library. We also allow you to post these playlists to our leaderboard page, where others have their publicly displayed playlists as well. You can also save other people's playlists to your library. In addition, your aforementioned song data is used as well as data about your most listened to artists and genres to display them on your profile page. We also use this data to match you with other users who have similar tastes.
How and where do we process your information?
We process your information by breaking down the massive chunk of your Spotify data that is returned by the Spotipy library when you generate your most listened to songs or artists on your dashboard. We organize the data into the appropriate places using databases, so that we can later display them in the necessary places. For instance, the data on your most listened to songs, artists, and genres is processed and stored to be displayed in your user profile page. Furthermore, the data on your playlists are saved so that their names are viewable on both your profile page and the leaderboard, and each individual song for the previously mentioned playlist is generated and put into a list that can be displayed when you view each individual playlist. page.


This study attempted to assess knowledge and perceptions about thalassaemia among college students in Bangladesh. A supervised cross-sectional survey was conducted on 1578 college students using a self-administered structured questionnaire. The …
Childhood obesity is rapidly rising in many developing countries such as Bangladesh; however, the factors responsible for this increase are not well understood. Being the primary caregivers of children, particularly in developing countries, maternal …
A major outbreak of chikungunya virus occurred in Dhaka, Bangladesh between May and September 2017. This study used data from 1,326 patients to investigate the clinical symptoms, quality of life, and economic aspects during the first two weeks of …
We provide specific recommendations for addressing autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in developing countries from the viewpoint of Bangladesh. Developing countries lack necessary healthcare facilities, skilled professionals and resources to deal with …
The adolescent and young adult (AYA) age group (15–39 years) bears distinct characteristics in terms of cancer biology, long-term health and treatment-related complications and psychosocial aspects. The overall scenario of cancer including …
Thalassemias are emerging as a global public health concern. Due to remarkable success in the reduction of childhood mortality by controlling infectious diseases in developing countries, thalassemias are likely to be a major public health concern in …
We examined the factors influencing the occurrence of childhood anemia in North-East India. A nationally representative systematic multistage stratified cross-sectional sample of singleton children aged 6 to 59 months from all states of India. Data …
An attempt has been made in this paper to determine the factors which resulted in preference for Institutional and Non-Institutional deliveries in slum areas of Shillong city. Cross-sectional study was conducted in slums of Shillong City. From a …
Objective: To test if TSH level above 2.1 mlU/L is associated with first trimester pregnancy loss in anti-TPO antibody negative women in Bangladesh. An unmatched case-control study was conducted in Bangladesh. Patients were recruited following …
An adaptation research under Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) funded LACC-II project started at coastal saline area of Laudove, Dakope upzila in Khulna district of Bangladesh through on-farm research division of Bangladesh Agricultural …


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1. "Place God First" Seek first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you (Matt 6:33 NIV).
Love God above everything else including your Family on Earth.
Have Complete Faith in God - If anyone says to the mountain 'Go, throw yourself into the sea,'
and does not doubt in his heart, but believes, it will be done for him. (Mark 11:22-24 NIV).
Ask, Seek, and Knock - Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you (Matt 7:7 NIV).
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2. Love One Another - Love each other as I have loved you (John 15:12 KJV). Love covers a multitude of sins.
Love Your Enemies and pray for those who persecute you, for God causes the sun to rise on the evil and good and rain on unrighteous (Matt 5:43-45 NIV).
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3. You must be a born again Believer in Christ (John 3:7 KJV) - And Enter Through the Narrow Gate
Small and narrow is the road that leads to life, and only a few find it (Matt 7:13-14 NIV).
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4. Forgive others - and Do Not Judge Others: Forgive others so that your Father in heaven may forgive you (Mark 11:25-26 NIV) and do not hold grudges. (Matt 6:9-15 NIV).
Do not Judge - or you too will be judged. (Matt 7:1-2 NIV).
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5. Repent of Your Sins - Repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near. (Matthew 4:17)
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6. Remain in me, and I will remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine. Neither can you bear fruit unless you remain in me." (John 15:4 NIV)
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7. Be Humble and Merciful and Do Not Exalt Yourself: Be humble enough to wash one anothers feet (John 13:14 NIV), and Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful," (Luke 6:36 NIV).
and Do as the Good Samaritan Did - Go and do likewise (Luke 10:30-37 NIV).
The greatest among you will be humbled, those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted (Matt 23:8-12 NIV)
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8.  (Matt 25:34-36 NIV).
Give to those who ask and do not turn away from the one who wants to borrow from you (Matt 5:40-42 NIV).
Pure and undefiled religion before our God and Father is to care for orphans and widows in their distress, and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. (John 1:27)
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9. Let your light shine before men - and Be the salt of the Earth - Let men see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven (Matt 5:14;16 NIV).
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10. Settle matters quickly with your adversary - between one another (Matt 5:25 NIV) then escalate the issue to one or two brothers, next escalate it to the church, (Matt 18:15-17 NIV).
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11. Get rid of whatever causes you to sin (Matt 5:29-30 NIV)
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12. Exercise Spiritual Power - Spread the Gospel And Reform the Church:
We have authority to drive out evil spirits and to heal every disease and sickness (Matt 10:1 NIV).

Freely you have received, freely give," (Matt 10:8 NIV)."
Do not Oppose Other Christian Groups - For whoever is not against us is for us (Mark 9:38-40 NIV).
Go and Make Disciples of All Nations, Baptizing Them
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.
And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age," (Matt 28:19-20 NIV).
And He said to them, 'Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.' (Mark 16:15)
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13. Obey What I Command - "If you love me, you will obey what I command," (John 14:15 NIV).
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15. Do Not Repay Evil with Evil - If someone strikes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also (Matt 5:38-39 NIV).
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16. Give to Charity Privately, Fast inconspicuously, and Pray Privately:
"Give to Please God, but Not to be Seen by Men" - Do not do 'acts of righteousness' before men to be seen by them (Matt 6:1 NIV).
Do not pray like hypocrites on the street corners (Matt 6:5-7 NIV).
Fast Without Fanfare - Do not look somber (Matt 6:16 NIV).
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17. Do not Store up Treasures on Earth where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal, but Store up treasures in heaven,
For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also," (Matt 6:19-21 NIV).
 (Matt 6:25-26 NIV).
Do not Worry about Tomorrow - Each day has enough trouble of its own (Matt 6:34 NIV).
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18. Partake in Communion in a Clean Manner - Do this in Remembrance of Me : And he took bread, gave thanks and broke it, and gave it to them, saying,
'This is my body given for you; do this in remembrance of me.' (Luke 22:19-20 NIV).
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19. "You Must be Ready" - You also must be ready, because the Son of Man will come at an hour when you do not expect him (Luke 12:40 NIV).
Watch out for false prophets - They come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves," (Matt 7:15 NIV).
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21. Guard what is Sacred - "Do not give dogs what is sacred; do not throw your pearls to pigs. (Matt 7:6 NIV).


DB2 Version 4 Features
IBM introduced many new and useful features with DB2 V4. The highlights of this release are as follows.
Database Administration Features
DB2 Catalog REORG. User-defined DB2 Catalog indexes. COPY, RECOVER, and REORG improvements. Dynamic SQL security improvements. REFERENCES privilege. Data sharing. Type 2 indexes. User-defined defaults. Check constraints. UNIQUE WHERE NOT NULL indexes. Row-level locking. Multi-character command prefixes. Tracking DFSMS concurrent copies in the DB2 Catalog.
Client/Server Features
Stored procedures. Support for 25,000 distributed connections.
Performance Features
Partition scanning (page range scan). Query CP parallelism. Uncommitted read (read-through locks). No locks on Type 2 indexes.
Programming Features
Outer join. In-line views (nested tables). COALESCE function. Column renaming using AS. DCLGEN improvements.
DB2 Catalog Impact
Communications Database moved to the DB2 Catalog Database. 3 new tables. 16 tables have one or more new or changed columns. 18 total new columns. 21 total revised columns.
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We generate content-based campaigns through social networks establishing a real goal, using a marketing funnel and disposing of resources efficiently and responsibly.
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All our team is trained in the various areas that are required to carry out successful campaigns in digital media.
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In addition to them we have the sociologist Victor Martinez who, besides being an excellent collaborator, also turns out to be a very good chef.
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Our designers stand out for specializing in very particular areas, for example we have our illustrator Ana Camacho who surprises us with her response speed, also with Abraham and Juan who design the montages and retouch the photographs.
We have more than 30 designers in total, thus ensuring the fulfillment of time and the possibility of several expert eyes that give that touch of distinction.
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Rest.li protocol specifies what HTTP method will be used for each type of Rest.li request. However, sometimes due to security constraint (i.e. not wanting to send some sensitive information in URI) or jetty buffer limitation (i.e. there may pose a threshold on the longest query that can go through), we may want to customize the HTTP method used to send a particular Rest.li request to a Rest.li server.
Rest.li has provided ClientQueryTunnelFilter (R2 client filter) and ServerQueryTunnelFilter (R2 server filter) to support such HTTP method customization. These two filters behaves as follows:
X-HTTP-Method-Override
header. This header is important to
indicate that on the server side we should invoke QueryTunnelUtil
decoding function to get back original request so that this
conversion looks completely transparent to users. User can indicate
whether they want to perform such encoding in two ways:
requestContext.putLocalAttr(R2Constants.FORCE_QUERY_TUNNEL, true);
X-HTTP-Method-Override
.For a rest.li request without body, for example, a BATCH_GET request
like this http://localhost?ids=List(1,2,3)
, the transformed POST
request is x-www-form-urlencoded with query params stored in the body,
as follows:
```
curl -X POST -H "X-HTTP-Method-Override: GET" -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded"
--data $'ids=1,2,3' http://localhost
```
Basically,
-X POST
)-H
"X-HTTP-Method-Override: GET"
)-H "Content-Type:
application/x-www-form-urlencoded"
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like this http://localhost?ids=List(1,2,3)
, the transformed POST
request will be of Content-Type of multipart/mixed with 2 sections:
It will look as follows:
```
curl -X POST -H "X-HTTP-Method-Override: PUT" -H "Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary=xyz"
--data $'--xyz\r\nContent-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n\r\nids=List(1,2,3)\r\n--xyz\r\n
Content-Type: application/json\r\n\r\n{"foo":"bar"}\r\n--xyz--'
http://localhost
```
Here,
-X POST
)-H
"X-HTTP-Method-Override: GET"
)-H "Content-Type: multipart/mixed;
boundary=xyz"
). Note that here we need to specify a boundary
delimiter (here we use xyz
for illustration) for multipart body,
this delimiter needs to be unique and not appearing in your request
content body or url.


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8/31/18
Right CB Jalen Fox (redshirt senior), SS Kylan Nelson (redshirt senior), FS Javon Hagan (redshirt senior), left CB Marlin Brooks (sophomore).
Left CB Marlin Brooks (sophomore), safety Jarren Hampton (redshirt sophomore), right CB Tariq Drake (redshirt sophomore).
CB Justin Birchette (freshman), CB John Gregory (freshman), S Jamison Collier (freshman), S Isaac Gill (freshman), S Jeremiah Wood (freshman).
The best secondary of the Frank Solich era at Ohio — perhaps one of the best in program history — could come in 2018. The Bobcats return their two starting safeties from last season, Javon Hagan and Kylan Nelson.
It also helps that the two returners are two of the most vocal leaders on the team. They created the team’s first ever turnover belt this summer in the hope of forcing more turnovers, something that the secondary didn’t excel at last season.
Can they be better in 2018?
"The safeties have the two guys who have maybe played the most, Javon Hagan and Kylan Nelson,” defensive coordinator Jimmy Burrow said at Ohio media day. ”They've started a lot of games. Kylan way back as a freshman at corner, now he's a full-time safety. Along with Javon we feel as if they're one of the strongest units in the MAC."
Hagan and Nelson won’t be alone in the effort. Joining them is corner back Jalen Fox. He’s a redshirt senior who has just as much playing time as the two safeties. He’ll be expected to lead a cornerback group that has experience, but nothing that compares to the safeties.
In Fox’s 26 career games, he’s racked up 71 tackles, two sacks, three interceptions and 16 pass breakups. Both interceptions came last season, the biggest in a win against Kansas, which helped set the tone for the game.
Across from Fox will probably be Marlin Brooks. A true sophomore who saw some time last season, he’s unproven but has the raw potential that Ohio looks for in its players.
Last season Ohio ranked 10th nationally in rushing yardage; it ranked 109th in passing yardage.
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Redshirt safety for Ohio University, Javon Hagen, breaks away from the defense on Nov. 9 against Toledo.
Definitely not impressive, but as the focus shifts to Howard, the front seven that shut down the run last season is gone. It’s now up to the secondary to greatly improve on its play against the pass, so coaches can worry about the pass rush and stopping the run.
It’s expected with the amount of experience in the back-end. Nelson is fully aware that the pressure is on, too.
“Domination is how I put it,” he said. “We’re back for another season together. Expecting plays to be made. We’ll block for each other if one us grabs an interception.”
If the duos hope for their careers to end with smiles in Detroit, domination against the pass is a must. Ohio finished in the negative last year in the turnover margin. It’s all a known.
"We have somewhat of an experienced football team at a lot of spots, but not all spots,” coach Frank Solich said at media day. “I think we're going to get off to a start in terms of what we're all about with leadership, energy and some talent at a number of spots. We'll see how it all plays out.”
The duo of Nelson and Hagan live up to the hype. They improve against the pass as expected, and the turnover belt causes more turnovers. The cornerbacks get the job done in third-down situations.
The hype of each being captains goes to their heads and the idea of improving the pass defense goes out the window. Fox holds up his end of the bargain, but the other cornerback position can’t find the right fit all season long.
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Adam's 2014 in review
What a corker this year has been. We've had a lot of excitement within SSW. We've made a
lot of changes, and run a lot of new events, and these things couldn't have happened
without the wonderful people who work with me.
I'd like to give you a summary of a few of the cool things we've done in 2014.
FireBootCamp
What I'm most proud of this year are the FireBootCamp courses we’ve run. FireBootCamp is
our intensive 9-week .NET coding camp,
and we ran the first one ever back in January. It's exhausting to attend, and even more
exhausting to run.
Yet somehow, despite the mountains of preparation it took to create the course material
and the long days of teaching,
Adam Stephensen was always cheerful, motivated and a delight to be around. I think he
may have had the hardest job this year,
but he made it look easy.
FireBootCamp created a stack of awesome enterprise .NET developers, and
I'm looking forward to the next courses we're running in 2015.
The shift in our technology stack
We've picked up a number of great new clients, not just in our core areas of Sydney,
Melbourne and Brisbane.
We've got a way to go but we're making inroads in Europe and America.
At the beginning of the year, we made it a focus that we’d do more AngularJS
and Xamarin projects and I'm quite grateful that our devs have really picked up the
baton and done some shiny projects on these new technology stacks.
On the Microsoft side, it's been a refreshing change having Satya Nadella at the helm.
Lots of great developer initiatives – the biggest of them was the recent announcement of
open sourcing .NET.
New events
Xamarin is taking the world by storm, and SSW is helping. We've now got Xamarin Hack Day events going in Europe, Australia, China, and
America, and we're getting about 100 registrations for each one.
These keen developers are willing to give up their Saturdays. I can feel the Xamarin
love building.
Keep reading
to find out the rest of Adam's 2014 highlights
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Watch Ben Cull write some code as he transforms a rigid MVC web application into a
dynamic pleasure using AngularJS.
AngularJS is a client-side javascript framework that enables the creation of
impressively dynamic user interfaces.
It strives to remove the tedium of manipulating DOM elements by abstracting many common
functions such as showing/hiding, updating content and
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The program focuses on real world skills including Agile software development practices,
enterprise architecture, application life cycle,
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AngularJS, TypeScript, jQuery, Windows Azure and uses Microsoft Visual Studio 2013.
Scheduled Boot Camps:
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aspects. This session will explore how you can connect your
source code repository to Microsoft Azure to seamlessly enable continuous
deployment to production.
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Xamarin Hack Days around the world
Xamarin is a product that allows you to use .NET/C# to create native apps that will run
across Android, iOS, and Windows.
While there is always a learning curve when using a new product, Xamarin Hack Days make
it easy for anyone who wants to learn
cross-platform development in a supportive and friendly environment.
There will be something for everyone - experienced Xamarin developers can share ideas
with other experienced developers, and
if you're a beginner then there's plenty to learn on the day. Best of all, it's totally
free.
Upcoming Xamarin Hack Days:
Redmond, WA, USA
24th Jan 2015
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28th Feb 2015
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7th Mar 2015
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Melbourne, VIC, Australia
30th May 2015
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Sydney, NSW, Australia
13th Jun 2015
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Sydney .NET User Group
Wednesday 17th December 2014
6:00pm - 8:00pm
SSW Office
Gateway Court, Suite 13
81-91 Military Road, Neutral Bay NSW 2089
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"Using Virtualisation to Debug Mobile Applications" - Craig Woollett
Virtualisation is the core of cloud technology but it also provides an opportunity for
developers to simulate production environments for ease of testing and
debugging. This talk will demonstrate debugging Web API for an Android mobile
application using Genymotion and Visual Studio as part of a virtual test network.
Also there will be a demonstration of the Genymotion emulator interfacing to Xamarin and
the emulator interfacing to a fitness sensor.
About the speaker:
Craig Woollett is a Technical Project Manager and Systems Analyst having delivered Large
Software projects for Telstra and Siemens Communications, Including the Telstra T-Hub
and the Bigpond Self install kits. He has lots of stories to tell of introducing devices
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Sydney .NET User Group and NerdDinner proudly sponsored by:
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Virtualisation is the core of cloud technology but it also provides an opportunity for
developers to simulate production environments for ease of testing and
debugging. This talk will demonstrate debugging Web API for an Android mobile
application using Genymotion and Visual Studio as part of a virtual test network.
Also there will be a demonstration of the Genymotion emulator interfacing to Xamarin and
the emulator interfacing to a fitness sensor.
About the speaker:
Craig Woollett is a Technical Project Manager and Systems Analyst having delivered Large
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and the Bigpond Self install kits. He has lots of stories to tell of introducing devices
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How to play
- The object of Tic Tac Toe is to get three in a row.
- The first player is known as X and the second is O.
- Players alternate placing Xs and Os on the game board until either oppent has three in a row or all nine
squares are filled.
- X always goes first, and in the event that no one has three in a row, the stalemate is called a cat
game.
Player Result
Player X win a times
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