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Thursday, April 12, 2018 Game Recap and Discussion [SPOILERS]
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Post by Archivists » Thu Apr 12, 2018 11:49 am
Game Recap for Show #7739, 2018-04-12
2018 College Championship quarterfinal game 4.
Carsen Smith, a senior at Vanderbilt University from Jacksonville, Florida
Rebecca Rosenthal, a sophomore at Swarthmore College from Ridgewood, New Jersey
Harry Kioko, a senior at the University of Chicago from Princeton, New Jersey
Alex: Thank you, Johnny. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. This is the fourth of our quarterfinal matches, so at the end of this half-hour, who will it be--Carsen, Rebecca or Harry--being assured of coming back as a semifinalist next week? Good luck. Let's start finding out. Now let's find out about the categories...
JEOPARDY! ROUND CATEGORIES
ANAGRAMMED NOVELS (4/5)
VIDEO GAMES (3/5)
I WILL NOT SERVE... (4/5, including 1 correct Daily Double)
COLLEGE SLASHES (4/5)
PASS/FAIL (3/5)
"ADD"/"DROP" (5/5)
THE RIGHTS & THE WRONGS
Rebecca: 11 R (including 1 rebound), 2 W
Carsen: 9 R, 4 W
Harry: 3 R (including 1 rebound and 1 DD), 3 W
Clues revealed: 30
Triple Stumpers: 7
Jeopardy! Round Potential Lach Trash: $5,600
SCORES AT THE FIRST BREAK
Rebecca: $3,400
Carsen: $1,600
Harry: -$1,800
CONTESTANT INTERVIEWS
Alex: Carsen Smith is a senior at Vanderbilt University. Not only a senior, but one of the few students with triple majors?
Carsen: Yes. You know, I thought, "This whole college thing is too much fun. How can I make it as miserable as possible?" So...
Alex: What are your three majors?
Carsen: Biology, Russian language and film studies.
Alex: So you wanna make films about strange creatures in Russia?
Carsen: In Siberia, exactly. Yeah, that's what I say.
Alex: Okay, good having you here.
Alex: Rebecca Rosenthal from Ridgewood, New Jersey. Ancient history and art history are your majors. With a view to doing what, exactly?
Rebecca: I hope to be a museum curator when I grow up. I love looking at Greco-Roman art, but so far, I've been studying Latin literature and a lot of art.
Alex: Good for you.
Alex: Harry Kioko is from Princeton, New Jersey. His major is political science, but I'm interested in the title you won a couple of years ago.
Harry: Yeah, so my freshman year, there's this big sorority pageant for charity every year called Mr. University. And so my freshman year, my fraternity nominated me to represent them in the pageant. And I had had this magic phase in high school, so I sort of volunteered and dusted off the old magic kit and put on a magic performance for, you know, a good portion of my school. I've since hung up the cloak, but it was definitely a good experience.
JEOPARDY! ROUND DAILY DOUBLE
Harry found the Daily Double on the 21st clue. Harry was in the hole with -$1,600, Rebecca had $2,400, and Carsen was at $1,200. Harry wagered $1,000.
I WILL NOT SERVE... $1000: This Union general refused to run for president, stating, "will not serve" if elected; he wouldn't have carried Georgia
TRIPLE STUMPERS IN THE JEOPARDY! ROUND
VIDEO GAMES $800: Post-apocalyptic mecha-dinosaurs are just part of the fun in the PlayStation game called this "Zero Dawn"
VIDEO GAMES $1000: This European-sounding game that fans call "G.T." bills itself as "the real driving simulator"
(Harry: What is Gran Torino?)
COLLEGE SLASHES $800: In 2017 the president of this state university system announced 400-plus job cuts, from the Columbia campus to Rolla
(Harry: What is South Carolina?)
(Rebecca: What is the University of California?)
PASS/FAIL $800: This term for a failure also refers to the situation seen here, making a road impassable
ANAGRAMMED NOVELS $600: More bloodsucking:
"Baked Warning"
PASS/FAIL $1000: Only 50 feet wide at some points, the Khyber Pass links Pakistan with this country
(Harry: What is India?)
(Carsen: What is Bangladesh?)
(Rebecca: What is Nepal?)
I WILL NOT SERVE... $600: 14 years after this man turned down a Supreme Court appointment, he became our 6th president
(Carsen: Who is... Madison?)
SCORES AT THE END OF THE JEOPARDY! ROUND
Harry: -$600
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Re: Thursday, April 12, 2018 Game Recap and Discussion [SPOILERS]
DOUBLE JEOPARDY! ROUND CATEGORIES
PAPER TERMS (5/5)
WHERE IN THE BODY? (5/5)
TALES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS (5/5, including 1 correct Daily Double)
4-SYLLABLE WORDS (3/5)
BROADWAY MUSICALS (5/5, including 1 correct Daily Double)
DOWN FOR THE COUNTY (2/5)
Rebecca: 14 R (including 1 rebound and 2 DDs), 2 W
Harry: 3 R (including 2 rebounds), 1 W
Double Jeopardy! Round Potential Lach Trash: $5,200
FIRST DOUBLE JEOPARDY! ROUND DAILY DOUBLE
Rebecca snagged the next Daily Double on the 2nd clue. Harry was in the hole with -$600, Rebecca had $5,600, and Carsen was at $1,400. Rebecca wagered $5,000.
BROADWAY MUSICALS $1600: We'd like to "point" out that George in "Sunday in the Park with George" is this famous French artist
SECOND DOUBLE JEOPARDY! ROUND DAILY DOUBLE
It was Rebecca who snatched up the last Daily Double of the game on the 20th clue. Harry was in the hole with -$1,000, Rebecca had $23,000, and Carsen was at $5,400. Rebecca wagered $3,000.
TALES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS $1200: Several of the stories are set in this city, capital of the Muslim world in 8th century & still a capital today
TRIPLE STUMPERS IN THE DOUBLE JEOPARDY! ROUND
4-SYLLABLE WORDS $1200: Change the second, third & fourth letters in "maleficent" to get this word for "generous"
(Harry: What is magnanimous?)
DOWN FOR THE COUNTY $2000: It's Detroit's county & is on the name of a state university there
(Rebecca: What is Ford?)
DOWN FOR THE COUNTY $1200: This state's 99 counties include Decatur & Dubuque
(Rebecca: What is Georgia?)
DOWN FOR THE COUNTY $400: It's not the state capital but it is the seat of Hennepin County, Minnesota
4-SYLLABLE WORDS $400: Ohh, those ketchup pancakes aren't sitting well with me--I have this, also called dyspepsia
SCORES ENTERING FINAL JEOPARDY!
Rebecca: $26,000 (lock game)
Harry: $600
FINAL JEOPARDY! CATEGORY
VENUSIAN MONOLOGUES/MARTIAN CHRONICLES
Lock for first place; lock for second place.
Rebecca: Wager between $0 (venusian) and $13,599 (martian), and enjoy your victory.
Carsen: Wager between $0 (venusian) and $4,999 (martian), and enjoy 2nd place.
Harry: You've no hope of catching up... unless Carsen does something stupid. So risk $599.
FINAL JEOPARDY! CLUE
In 1546 architect Pierre Lescot began rebuilding King Francis I's palace, which is now this museum
FINAL SCORES
Harry: $600 - $200 = $400 (What is L'orangerie) (3rd place: $5,000 if eliminated)
Carsen: $6,200 - $4,200 = $2,000 (What is Versailles?) (2nd place: $5,000 if eliminated)
Rebecca: $26,000 + $0 = $26,000 (What is the Louvre?) (Automatic semifinalist)
Total Potential Lach Trash: $10,800
GAME DYNAMICS
CORYAT SCORES
Rebecca: $20,800, 25 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W
Carsen: $6,200, 17 R, 7 W
Harry: $600, 6 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Combined Coryat: $27,600
Rebecca: 26/60 = .433
Carsen: 17/58 = .293
Harry: 6/59 = .102
Team: 49/63 = .778
MISCELLANEOUS INTERESTING CLUES
ANAGRAMMED NOVELS $1000: Irish funeral party:
"Weakening Fans"
(Carsen: What is The Dubliners?)
I WILL NOT SERVE... $800: Monty Python's John Cleese refused a spot in this Parliamentary body, as it would mean spending winter in England
(Carsen: What is the House of Commons?)
BROADWAY MUSICALS $2000: "Waitress", which opened in 2016, features music & lyrics by this singer-songwriter
WHERE IN THE BODY? $1200: The duodenum
(Carsen: What are the intestines?)
(Alex: Be more specific.)
(Carsen: What is the upper intestine... [*]?)
PAPER TERMS $1600: It's a soft & gauzy type of paper, or a cell structure in the body of an animal or plant
(Carsen: What is cellulose?)
4-SYLLABLE WORDS $800: Famous ones include the Stanford prison one & the Millikan oil-drop one
(Carsen: What are psychological experiments?)
(Alex: That's it, without the "psychological.")
WHERE IN THE BODY? $800: The transverse arch
(Carsen: What is the heart?)
CORRECT RESPONSES
(William Tecumseh) Sherman
the University of Missouri
a washout
John Quincy Adams
(Georges) Seurat
munificent
Iowa?
the House of Lords
the small intestine
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Post by theFJguy » Thu Apr 12, 2018 11:59 am
In 1546 architect Pierre Lescot began rebuilding King Francis I's palace, which is now this museum
Harry Kioko: 600-200=400
Rebecca Rosenthal: 26000+0=26000 (Semi-Finalist)
Carsen Smith: 6200-4200=2000
Correct response:
Louvre (Harry – L'Orangerie) (Carsen – Versailles)
Daily Doubles
Harry: minus 1600+1000
Rebecca: 5600+5000
Rebecca: 23000+3000
Coryats
Harry: 600
Rebecca: 20800
Carsen: 6200
Combined: 27,600
Harry: minus 600
Rebecca: 3600
Post by MarkBarrett » Thu Apr 12, 2018 12:00 pm
Drink up for Pakistan's neighbor with the Khyber Pass as the players tried India, Bangladesh, and Nepal to make Alex give them the NHNF for losing the same amount.
Rebecca sure liked BROADWAY MUSICALS going bottoms up for $2000, +$5000, $1200, $800 and only missing the run by being out-buzzed on the $400 clue.
Harry and Carsen missed the FJ! clue. It cost Harry pride and Carsen lost her chance to take over WC4. She could have been at WC3 with a correct response and an all-in wager.
If I could not connect the dots to solve that FJ! clue then I should hang 'em up. There are more than one French museums, though for the FJ! round the list gets a lot shorter in the CC.
bigblue999
Post by bigblue999 » Thu Apr 12, 2018 12:35 pm
I thought Mecca would be the Muslim capital, didn't know it was Baghdad. Had no clue on FJ!
I felt bad for Harry. Stuck in the hole for most of the game but glad he was able to get out of it before FJ! Because of Harry's bad game and Carsen missing the FJ! clue, Thatcher and William are guaranteed to the next round. Caroline and Jordan are still alive at $6,600 and $12,399 respectively.
Post by Bamaman » Thu Apr 12, 2018 4:13 pm
Never heard of Harry's museum. I wonder if Carsen got hung up on the palace in going with Versailles.
I went with the obvious and was home free.
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Post by tiwonge » Thu Apr 12, 2018 6:38 pm
bigblue999 wrote: ↑
Baghdad was the capital of the Abbasid Caliphate. After the Rashidun (the four or five Rightly Guided Caliphs who ruled for the 30 years after Muhammad's death), the Umayyad Caliphate (~660-750) took over and moved the capital to Damascus. The Abbasids (~750-1250) succeeded them and moved it to Baghdad. (I think they might have founded Baghdad to use as its capital.) They established a notable library there, the House of Wisdom, where al-Khwarizmi invented algebra. This stood as the capital until it was sacked by the Mongols. After Baghdad was sacked, the center of Muslim rule moved to Cairo (and then later to Istanbul).
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Post by TenPoundHammer » Thu Apr 12, 2018 7:30 pm
Ran Anagrammed Novels and Add/Drop.
Didn't recognize anything in the Video Games category. I thought "God of War" was an obscure pick for the top box. (Insert obligatory ranting about how there are still no clues about a game I actually play...)
Can't say I recognize the term "washout" or "munificent". The latter seemed extremely tough for the second box, especially with "Hierarchy" at the bottom. Poll request on "munificent"?
I thought the DJ! round was extremely tough. I got maybe one or two right.
I can never remember whether Minneapolis or St. Paul is the capital of Minnesota. They probably had the same brain lock that I did.
Also thought that "this state bordering Wyoming" was tough for the second box was tough with no other TOM, given that there are six states bordering it.
No guess on FJ!
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Post by xxaaaxx » Thu Apr 12, 2018 7:36 pm
Jordan and that useless dollar left behind are safe for another day. I was kinda hoping Carsen would get it right and go all-in.
Instaget FJ, besides knowing the backstory, I thought France + museum would lead more of them to pick the obvious.
Sinbad for 2000? 'Open sesame' for 1600!? The clue values in that Arabian Nights category were bizarre. Almost as bizarre as no one getting '6th president' JQ Adams on the rebound.
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Post by threearruda » Thu Apr 12, 2018 8:47 pm
I've gotta stop eating dinner while watching the show.. worst game of the week for me so far.
One of these days we're going to get some love for sports video games on J!, right?
Even if Bay Stater Alli advances tomorrow, I have to pull for Rebecca next week - that performance in DJ was a lot of fun to watch.
Dumb college kid. Go BR!
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Post by BigDaddyMatty » Thu Apr 12, 2018 9:14 pm
Coryat: 44,000
50 R/0 W
DD: 3/3
FJ:
LT: Gran Turismo, University of Missouri, washout, Afghanistan, John Quincy Adams, munificent, Wayne County, Iowa, Minneapolis, indigestion
Rebecca played a strong game, although she overwagered significantly on DD3. She was up $23,000 to $5,400 with only $6,400 left on the board. A wager of $601 would have secured the lock. Worse, after securing the lock, she rang in three more times. OTOH, Harry and Carsen overthought FJ!, overlooking the most famous museum in the world.
Our own Linear Gnome got a shout-out of sorts with the mention of UM-Rolla, although it wasn't the best kind, given that it was about professor layoffs.
TenPoundHammer wrote: ↑
The other TOM was "Bighorn" itself. Among other things, the Battle of Little Bighorn (AKA Custer's Last Stand) took place in what is now Montana.
Sprinkles are for winners.
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Post by CasketRomance » Thu Apr 12, 2018 9:30 pm
can only name 1 paris museum, so i am back on track after snapping my 15 straight final jeopardy streak on wednesday
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Post by opusthepenguin » Thu Apr 12, 2018 9:34 pm
What a tear by Rebecca! Wow! Bad luck for Carsen and Harry to be up against her, at least with these boards.
Fell into the same trap as Harry with Gran Torino instead of Gran Turismo. I knew the former was a Clint Eastwood movie, but I figured it could be a video game (presumably not based on the movie) as well.
For ANAGRAMMED NOVELS I pre-called The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. No luck. Almost ran the category anyway but choked on the Civil War novel THIN WHITE GOWNED. It kept not turning into The Red Badge of Courage and I didn't know what to do.
I guess the Twilight series has had its day in the sun (so to speak). Given the phrase "More bloodsucking," none of our contestants could get from BAKED WARNING to BREAKING DAWN.
Mrs. P didn't get HIERARCHY because she thinks of that as a three-syllable word.
The mention of "Big Horn" sent me to the Battle of the Little Bighorn (aka Custer's Last Stand). I knew that took place in Dakota Territory so I guessed South Dakota. Nope. It took place in the part of Dakota Territory that is now in Montana. So I correctly identified the TOM but couldn't convert it into a get.
I think Harry and Carsen may have outfoxed themselves on FJ. The best known museum in France turned out to be the correct response. I did consider Versailles but I wasn't sure if J! would call it a "museum". If I'd considered it further, I'd have rejected it as associated with Louis XIV rather than Francis I. Still, I think that's probably the best wrong guess.
BigDaddyMatty wrote: ↑
Did you understand this situation as it unfolded in real time? I sure didn't.
opusthepenguin wrote: ↑
Well, one of the other contestants gave a wrong answer that wasn't even remotely close, so you're good.
Same problem here. Which is weird since I usually get two syllables out of "ire" sounds (for instance, "fire" is two full syllables to me) but process hier-arch-y as three.
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Post by mxc_takeshi » Thu Apr 12, 2018 10:07 pm
39 right.
Anagrammed Novels (4), Video Games (4), Serve (4), College Slashes (3), Pass/Fail (3), "ADD/"DROP" (2)
Paper Terms (3), Body (2), The Arabian Nights (3), 4-Syllable Words (3), Broadway (4), County (4)
Lach Trash: Gran Turismo, Missouri, Afghanistan, John Quincy Adams, Wayne, Iowa, Minneapolis
I was thinking briefly about Versailles, but I didn't say it because I thought that a rebuilding in 1546 sounded too early a time for the Palace of Versailles. With that, I went with the Louvre because I remembered that it was a palace before a museum, as said in the clue.
IronNeck
Post by IronNeck » Thu Apr 12, 2018 10:28 pm
Well, today's game definitely resembled Monday's more than it did Tuesday's or Wednesday's. Not knowing the 6th president of the US? Not getting Minneapolis for a city in Minnesota that isn't the capital? Oddly, given that they're college students, not even getting the University of Missouri one, either?
When I saw the FJ, I thought "oh well, at least they will go 3 out of 3 on this! This is easier than most Teen Tournament FJs!" Nope...
I absolutely hate that they accepted "small intestine" after not 1, but 2 WRONG answers beforehand. By that logic, why not just yell out random answers until you stumble on the correct one?
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Post by Ironhorse » Thu Apr 12, 2018 10:30 pm
IronNeck wrote: ↑
I'm giving them a pass on the Missouri one. There are plenty of Columbias out there, and Rolla isn't that well known (though of course one of our own is from there).
I eliminated the Louvre because I was confused and thinking it was designed by IM Pei, who actually only designed the pyramid.
Never been on J!, but once won a knockoff version that aired on local access TV.
Ironhorse wrote: ↑
I wouldn't fault any non-college student for missing that one, sure, but even in my tiny undergrad of 900 students, I knew about the University of Missouri at Rolla through other students who mentioned it being a local school or somewhere they applied to. Plus, considering these three students all go to fairly famous schools, they likely cycled through a bunch of "name" colleges while in high school.
You're right though, fellow Iron user. Not the same caliber as the other two Triple Stumpers.
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Post by Volante » Thu Apr 12, 2018 10:51 pm
I saw the D, R and A and tried to make Dracula out of it.
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Coal India is ready to renew its 5-million-tonnes offer of additional coal to NTPC, which could not lift any quantity after it was offered the fuel with a 30-day deadline. NTPC executives said transporting the coal was a big hurdle.
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New Jersey Nets Draft Willie Warren With 27th Pick In SB Nation's 2010 NBA Mock Draft
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The 2010 SB Nation NBA Mock Draft is still(!) underway, with each SB Nation blogger making selections for their respective teams. Community member Kid Chocolate from NetsDaily, SB Nation's New Jersey Nets blog, checks in to make the twenty-seventh overall selection in this year's mock.
With the twenty-sixth overall pick in the 2010 SB Nation NBA Mock Draft, the Oklahoma City Thunder will select Willie Warren, guard, Oklahoma Sooners.
Kid Chocolate explains: He had a down year, but Warren was considered a lottery pick a year ago.
At this range in the draft, odds are you're just getting a rotation player, so why not go for a guy who has the most potential? Last year Oklahoma had a lot of problems and chemistry issues, and I wouldn't be surprised if those were the cause of the dip in Warren's production. He could return to that lottery pick form he had as a freshman.
Ridiculous Upside reacts: With plenty of holes to fill, I'm okay with Warren here. He doesn't represent the best talent remaining, but he might have the most upside - as KC said, he would have been a lottery pick last year.
Ridiculous Upside's Top 5 remaining prospects: 1 - Daniel Orton, C, Kentucky. 2 - Stanley Robinson, F, Connecticut. 3 - Dominique Jones, G, South Florida. 4 - Elliot Williams, G, Memphis. 5 - Darington Hobson, F, New Mexico.
Sound off, SB Nation! What say you of the Warren-to-New Jersey pick?
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MEG Production Set to Begin August 29, 2016!
Fan Bingbing Courtesy of Warner Bros.; Courtesy of Apelles Publishing
Chinese actress Fan Bingbing, who appeared in X-Men: Days of Future Past, joins Jason Statham in Meg, the creature feature being made by Warner Bros. and Chinese company Gravity Pictures.
At the same time, Warner Bros. has set a March 2, 2018, release date for the pic, which will be directed Jon Turteltaub, best known as helmer of the National Treasure movies. Gravity will distribute the film in China, while Warners will release it throughout the rest of the world.
Dean Georgaris wrote the latest script for the project, which has been swimming upstream for 20 years in order to adapt the book by Steve Alten. It centers on a Carcharodon Megalodon, the 70-foot, 40-ton prehistoric kin to the great white shark.
The studio put forth the plot of Meg as such:
An international underwater observation program, led by Chinese scientists, is under attack by an unknown danger, and its deep-sea submersible lies disabled and trapped at the bottom of the Mariana Trench. With time running out, former Naval Captain and expert deep sea diver Jonas Taylor (Statham) is recruited by Dr. Zhang Suyin, lead oceanographer of the program, for what is likely a suicide mission.
Years before, Taylor had encountered this same terrifying threat, which forced him to abort his mission and abandon half his crew, resulting in disgrace and a dishonorable discharge. Now, Taylor must confront his fears and risk his own life to save everyone trapped below … bringing him face to face once more with the apex predator of all time.
Fan's next English-language movie is Skiptrace, the Renny Harlin-directed action movie starring Jackie Chan and Johnny Knoxville.
Labels: Fan Bingbing, Feature Film, Gravity Pictures, Jason Statham, MEG, Warner Bros.
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Sallisaw Lion's Club recognized as chamber Member of the Month
Lion's Club members, from left to right, Eric Carter, Jordan Pace, Bobby Qualls, Club President Marley Abell, Treye Girdner, Steve O'Neal, Frank Sullivan III, George Bormann, Pat Kennedy and Randi Gray.
Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2021 - The Salllisaw Lion's Club was recognized Wednesday, during the September membership luncheon of the Sallisaw Chamber of Commerce, as the Member of the Month. Treye Girdner, the chamber's 2022 president-elect, welcomed the Sallisaw Lions Club and noted that The Lions Club has been a Sallisaw staple since April 19, 1938. He added that the club has lived up to its motto, "We Serve." The Sallisaw club's 40 members have worked tirelessly to support such groups as the Boys & Girls Clubs, the Sallisaw Youth League, Catholic Charities and more.
Lions Club President Marley Abell said club members are currently working with Sallisaw High School's new ag teacher, Steven Matthews, to help get a skeet shooting program up and running. Abell said Armstrong Bank and Firstar Bank have each donated $1,000 toward the effort, and he challenged other members to donate to the cause as well. Nearly 40 students attended a recent meeting to discuss the formation of a skeet shooting team in Sallisaw, Abell said.
Oklahoma Labor Commissioner Leslie Osborn was the guest speaker at the September meeting and described her agency's role as a lot more than "union or non-union issues."
Osborn said the Oklahoma Department of Labor deals more with workforce safety and citizen safety issues such as the inspection of rides at the various fairs and carnivals around the state each year. Oklahoma has one of the lowest injury rates at such events in the United States, she noted.
Inspections of commercial-grade hot water heaters and boilers are also key tasks for the Department of Labor and are required every two years, she said. In addition, the agency tackles commercial asbestos abatement efforts and inspects all escalators and elevators in the state once a year.
Osborn also talked about the Department of Labor's free OSHA Consultation Services program that helps private-sector Oklahoma employers understand and comply with standards from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
When a company requests a consultation and agrees to correct all identified hazards, a consultant will then help that company conduct industrial hygiene monitoring, suggest approaches or options for solving a safety or health problem, identify sources for further assistance, provide a written report that summarizes findings, assist with developing or maintaining an effective safety and health program, offer informal training and education for you and your employees at the workplace, evaluate injury and illness records and identify trends, assess your present safety and health management system and evaluate the physical worksite.
Benefits for those participating in the program include a reduction in workers' compensation costs, avoidance of costly OSHA inspections, elimination of costs resulting from workplace illnesses and injuries, establishment of a workplace safety plan that meets OSHA standards and provides the opportunity to obtain SHARP status exempting employers from OSHA scheduled inspections.
When you contact OSHA Consultation Services, you will receive a $1,000 tax exemption and exemption from federal OSHA inspection when using a full-service safety or health consultation.
Laura Brown, KXMX Staff Writer


It's time for you and your friends to answer the call to adventure, as today, N-Dream AG, creators of the leading cloud-based virtual gaming platform AirConsole, added the role-playing adventure, Dungeon Crawl, to their free game streaming service. To jump into this monster-bashing, dungeon-delving, loot-grabbing adventure, simply visit AirConsole.com and launch Dungeon Crawl, the latest addition to the AirConsole game library! By using your mobile devices as controllers, you and your friends, as the Wizard, Ranger, Warrior, and Rogue, explore creepy catacombs, terrifying tombs, and deadly dungeons together. If that's not enough, add a fifth player, who takes control of the monsters and does their best to thwart your efforts!
In Dungeon Crawl, The Demon King's hordes have been raiding local towns, his goblin minions kidnapping citizens and spiriting them off to unknown, and unsafe, lands. It's up to you and your party of hardy adventurers to enter the Demon King's labyrinth and stop his evil plans!
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From casual party games to co-operative strategy titles, AirConsole makes gaming with friends and family simple, fun and affordable. To learn more about AirConsole, please visit https://www.airconsole.com.
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Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric will speak to former Southampton boss Gordon Strachan over the club's vacant managerial position.
Approaching Strachan would further fuel the controversy sparked last week when ex-Pompey boss Harry Redknapp was appointed manager at fierce rivals Southampton.
Pompey have been without a manager since Redknapp left Fratton Park three weeks ago.
Mandaric revealed his interest in Strachan over the weekend and when asked today whether he would speak to the former Scotland international, he told BBC Radio Five Live: "Yes, definitely.
"We have interest in Gordon and anyone in football could not ignore Gordon's ability.
"We have not had dialogue with Gordon yet. I think it is just speculation at this moment but anyone not interested in Gordon if available would be wrong."
Mandaric claims to have received 30 applications for the job but says there is no rush to make an appointment as the team are in good hands in caretaker boss Velimir Zajec.
Pompey have won two and drawn one of their three Barclays Premiership games since former Panathinaikos technical director Zajec took charge.
Mandaric said: "I am not surprised by his success. He has done it before. That is why we do not have to rush to bring in a new head coach."
Mandaric believes Everton manager David Moyes provides the perfect template for the kind of coach he is looking for.
He added: "The man we're looking for will be young, ambitious, energetic and have a proven track record.
"I want someone happier out there coaching the players rather than worrying about money. Someone who will help our young players like Gary O'Neil and Matthew Taylor develop.
"There is no better example of that than David Moyes at Everton, so the ideal situation would be to find another one like him."
Zajec arrived as executive director with the brief of developing an overseas scouting network, a youth academy and overseeing the development of a new stadium.
After wins over Bolton and West Brom and Saturday's 1-1 draw with Newcastle however, Zajec is increasingly becoming a strong candidate for the post himself.
The Croatian has insisted he does not want the post full-time, as has coach Joe Jordan, but midfielder Steve Stone claims he would welcome such an appointment.
Stone, whose equaliser earned a point on Tyneside against his hometown club, said: "If the club decide on Mr Zajec and Joe Jordan taking charge then we would accept it as players.
"Two wins and a draw doesn't reflect a team in crisis does it? You might say we can't go on the way we are forever but we have a good bunch of experienced pros and so the camaraderie is there.
"Things have been a bit quiet but we have found out that Mr Zajec knows his stuff and we already knew that Joe does. Everything is planned the day before the game and so we often get there knowing exactly what is expected of each of us."
Pompey are back in action tonight against Liverpool, a side they have a good recent record against despite a 3-0 defeat there last March.
Former Kop star Patrik Berger hit the only goal for Pompey at Fratton Park earlier in that season and they earned a draw at Anfield in the FA Cup before winning the replay.
Jordan said: "Liverpool is a difficult place to go to but so was Bolton and so was Newcastle.
"The players needed to show discipline, determination and resilience and that has been first class. The only wonder is why it was missing when we lost to Watford in the League Cup.
"But usually they are level-headed and can cope with pressure. Velimir sets each individual their own specific task on the morning of the match and to their credit they have absorbed everything that has been spoken about. It proves the dressing room is there."
Injuries are beginning to bite again though, with hard-working midfielder Nigel Quashie out again with a groin injury and Lomana LuaLua needing to test a similar worry once more before kick-off.
Aiyegbeni Yakubu could be in the running to return from knee trouble against Arsenal next Sunday but Diomansy Kamara (knee) and David Unsworth (hamstring) are out until the new year.


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from itm import *
from terrain import *
from geo import *
from tropoclim import *
from refractivity import *

def itm_wf(lat1, lon1, h1,
           lat2, lon2, h2,
           f = 3625.,
           rel = 0.5):
    """
    Implements the WinnForum-compliant ITM pt-to-pt propagation loss
    model.

    Inputs:
    lat1, lon1, h1      Lat/lon (deg) and height AGL (m) of point 1
    lat2, lon2, h2      Lat/lon (deg) and height AGL (m) of point 2
    f                   Frequency (MHz). Default is mid-point of band.
    rel                 Reliability (for aggreg interf see R2-SGN-12)

    Returns the following values:
    dbloss              Loss in dB (>0)
    errnum              ITM error code (see below)
    strmode             String containing description of dominant prop mode
    dist                Distance between end points (km)
    bearing             Bearing (deg) from lat1/lon1 to lat2/lon2
    d                   Array of distances (km; use as x values to plot terrain)
    t                   Terrain heights (m; use as y values to plot terrain)

    ITM error codes:
    0- No Error.
    1- Warning: Some parameters are nearly out of range.
           Results should be used with caution.
    2- Note: Default parameters have been substituted for impossible ones.
    3- Warning: A combination of parameters is out of range.
            Results are probably invalid.
    Other-  Warning: Some parameters are out of range.
            Results are probably invalid.

    Andrew Clegg
    February 2017
    """

    conf = 0.5
    dielec = 25.
    conduct = 0.02
    pol = 1
    refract = -1
    climate = -1

#   Get the terrain profile, using Vincenty great circle route, and WF
#   standard (bilinear interp; 1500 pts for all distances over 45 km)
    elev = terrainProfile_vincenty(lat1=lat1, lon1=lon1,
                                   lat2=lat2, lon2=lon2,
                                   target_dx = 30.,
                                   interp='bilinear',
                                   winnf=True)

#   Find the midpoint of the great circle path
    dist, bearing, backaz = dist_bear_vincenty(lat1, lon1, lat2, lon2)
    latmid, lonmid, backaz = to_dist_bear_vincenty(lat1, lon1, dist/2., bearing)

#   Lookup the climate value at the path midpoint, if not explicitly provided
    if climate < 0:
        readTropoClim('')
        climate = tropoClim(latmid, lonmid)

#   Look up the refractivity at the path midpoint, if not explicitly provided
    if refract < 0:
        readRefractivity('')
        refract = refractivity(latmid, lonmid)

#   Call ITM prop loss.
    dbloss, strmode, errnum = \
            point_to_point(elev, h1, h2, dielec, conduct,
                           refract, f, climate, pol,
                           conf, rel, 0., '', 0)

#   Create distance/terrain arrays for plotting if desired
    d = (elev[1]/1000.) * np.asarray(range(len(elev)-2))
    t = elev[2:]

    return dbloss, errnum, strmode, dist, bearing, d, t

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from __future__ import unicode_literals

from django.db import migrations, models

class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        ('cc', '0012_auto_20160221_0125'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='numericexpressionresponse',
            name='inspected',
            field=models.BooleanField(default=False),
        ),
    ]


When my friends in Mexico migrate within the country, they always go to places where they have family or townspeople. Even if they've heard that jobs are more plentiful elsewhere, it's better to have a network. The community can get you a job, they tell me. In fact, the community is practically obligated to get you a job. The community is obligated to do anything within its power to support its members.


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Protected and specially regulated areas in Vatnajökull National Park
Boundaries of various areas within Vatnajökull National Park with special rules. 1. Esjufjöll, Jökulsárgljúfur, Skaftafell and Askja have special rules about camping restrictions, according to article 3, in regulation about Vatnajökull National Park, 300/2020. Coordinates are listed in table 2 in amendment IV in the regulation. 2. Hvannadalshnjúkur, Öræfajökull and Kverkfjöll have special limitations on, if and when motorized traffic is allowed. 3. Hunting sanctuary on and east of Snæfell 4. Traditional land use areas are listed in article 26 of regulation about Vatnajökull National Park, 300/2020. Disclaimer: If there is a difference between the data and the regulation text, then the regulation text applies.
Vatnajökull National Park boundaries
Vatnajökull National Park was founded on June 7th 2008, although the act on Vatnajökull National Park was entered into force on May 1st 2007. It is the largest national park in Iceland by far, 14,967 km2. Vatnajökull National Park was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 5th 2019. The boundary of Vatnajökull National Park, after its latest expansion on September 22nd 2021. The boundary is drawn in accordance to regulation on Vatnajökull National Park, No 300/2020, with later amendments. Disclaimer: If there is a difference between the data and the regulation text, then the regulation text applies. The data also includes all previous boundaries of the national park as well as current boundaries of operating areas.
Riparian Zone Green Linear Elements (RZ_GLE) Iceland 2012
Riparian zones represent transitional areas occurring between land and freshwater ecosystems, characterised by distinctive hydrology, soil and biotic conditions and strongly influenced by the stream water. They provide a wide range of riparian functions (e.g. chemical filtration, flood control, bank stabilization, aquatic life and riparian wildlife support, etc.) and ecosystem services. The Riparian Zones products support the objectives of several European legal acts and policy initiatives, such as the EU Biodiversity Strategy to 2020, the Habitats and Birds Directives and the Water Framework Directive. Green Linear Elements (GLE) are ecologically significant, structural landscape elements which act as important dispersion vectors of biodiversity. GLEs comprise hedgerows and lines of trees and offer a wide range of ecosystem services: they are linked to both landscape richness and fragmentation of habitats, with a direct potential for restoration, and contribute also to hazard protection. Green linear elements form part of the Green Infrastructure and are specifically addressed in the EU Biodiversity Strategy 2020. The GLE product provides reliable and detailed geospatial information on the occurrence and spatial distribution of: Small linear vegetation features such as hedgerows, scrub and tree rows with a minimum length of 100m and a width of up to 10m; Isolated patches of trees and scrub with a size between 500 m² and 0.5 ha. Green linear elements including trees and hedgerows with 100m minimum length and 500 m² Minimum Mapping Unit (MMU)
Hiking Trails - Vatnajökull National Park
This data includes all defined hiking trails within Vatnajökull National Park, and selected trails near the park. The trails are drawn from hiking maps that the park has published since it was founded in 2008. The maps have been updated regularly since, last update was in 2019, (Snæfell area and a large part of the western region). These hiking maps can be viewed by selecting "Hiking map, click on frame" in the Vatnajökull National Park Mapview, (see link below).
Ramsarsvæði á Íslandi
Ramsarsvæði eru votlendissvæði í heiminum sem njóta sérstakrar verndar.
IS 50V Mörk
Í markalaginu eru ýmis mörk lands og eru þetta allt flákalög og þau sýna eftirfarandi: skiptingu landsins eftir sveitarfélögum, skiptingu landsins eftir umdæmi sýslumanna, lögregluumdæmi, skiptingu landsins í dómstóla í héraði, sóttvarnaumdæmaskiptingu og heilbrigðisumdæmaskiptingu.
Sóttvarnarumdæmi
Eftirfarandi landshlutar eru sóttvarnaumdæmi, sbr. reglugerð 387/2015: Höfuðborgarsvæðið (Reykjavíkurborg, Seltjarnarnesbær, Kópavogsbær, Garðabær, Hafnarfjarðarkaupstaður, Mosfellsbær, Kjósarhreppur og fyrrum sveitarfélagið Þingvallasveit). Vesturland (Akraneskaupstaður, Hvalfjarðarsveit, Skorradalshreppur, Borgarbyggð, Eyja- og Miklaholtshreppur, Snæfellsbær, Grundarfjarðarbær, Helgafellssveit, Stykkishólmsbær, Dalabyggð, Reykhólahreppur, Strandabyggð, Kaldrananeshreppur, Árneshreppur og Húnaþing vestra). Vestfirðir (Vesturbyggð, Tálknafjarðarhreppur, Ísafjarðarbær, Bolungarvíkurkaupstaður og Súðavíkurhreppur). Norðurland (Húnavatnshreppur, Blönduósbær, Skagabyggð, Sveitarfélagið Skagaströnd, Sveitarfélagið Skagafjörður, Akrahreppur, Fjallabyggð, Dalvíkurbyggð, Hörgársveit, Eyjafjarðarsveit, Akureyrarkaupstaður, Svalbarðsstrandarhreppur, Grýtubakkahreppur, Þingeyjarsveit, Norðurþing, Tjörneshreppur, Skútustaðahreppur, Svalbarðshreppur og Langanesbyggð að frátöldum fyrrum Skeggjastaðahreppi). Austurland (Vopnafjarðarhreppur, Fljótsdalshérað, Fljótsdalshreppur, Borgarfjarðarhreppur, Seyðisfjarðarkaupstaður, Fjarðabyggð, Breiðdalshreppur, Djúpavogshreppur og fyrrum Skeggjastaðahreppur). Suðurland (Sveitarfélagið Ölfus, Hveragerðisbær, Grímsnes- og Grafningshreppur, Bláskógabyggð að frátöldu fyrrum sveitarfélaginu Þingvallasveit, Hrunamannahreppur, Sveitarfélagið Árborg, Flóahreppur, Ásahreppur, Skeiða- og Gnúpverjahreppur, Rangárþing ytra, Rangárþing eystra, Mýrdalshreppur, Skaftárhreppur, Sveitarfélagið Hornafjörður og Vestmannaeyjabær). Suðurnes (Sandgerðisbær, Sveitarfélagið Garður, Reykjanesbær, Grindavíkurbær og Sveitarfélagið Vogar).
Heilbrigðisumdæmi
Landinu skal skipt upp í eftirfarandi heilbrigðisumdæmi, sbr. reglugerð 387/2015: Heilbrigðisumdæmi höfuðborgarsvæðisins. Heilbrigðisumdæmi Vesturlands. Heilbrigðisumdæmi Vestfjarða. Heilbrigðisumdæmi Norðurlands. Heilbrigðisumdæmi Austurlands. Heilbrigðisumdæmi Suðurlands. Heilbrigðisumdæmi Suðurnesja. Í heilbrigðisumdæmum landsins starfa eftirfarandi heilbrigðisstofnanir: Heilsugæsla höfuðborgarsvæðisins, innan heilbrigðisumdæmis höfuðborgarsvæðisins. Heilbrigðisstofnun Vesturlands, innan heilbrigðisumdæmis Vesturlands. Heilbrigðisstofnun Vestfjarða, innan heilbrigðisumdæmis Vestfjarða. Heilbrigðisstofnun Norðurlands, innan heilbrigðisumdæmis Norðurlands. Heilbrigðisstofnun Austurlands, innan heilbrigðisumdæmis Austurlands. Heilbrigðisstofnun Suðurlands, innan heilbrigðisumdæmis Suðurlands. Heilbrigðisstofnun Suðurnesja, innan heilbrigðisumdæmis Suðurnesja.
Sjókvíaeldi óheimilt
Línurnar sýna friðunarsvæði, þar sem eldi laxfiska (fam. salmonidae) í sjókvíum er óheimilt skv. auglýsingu nr. 460/2004.
Riparian Zone (RZ) Iceland 2012
Riparian zones represent transitional areas occurring between land and freshwater ecosystems, characterised by distinctive hydrology, soil and biotic conditions and strongly influenced by the stream water. They provide a wide range of riparian functions (e.g. chemical filtration, flood control, bank stabilization, aquatic life and riparian wildlife support, etc.) and ecosystem services. The Riparian Zones products will support the objectives of several European legal acts and policy initiatives, such as the EU Biodiversity Strategy to 2020, the Habitats and Birds Directives and the Water Framework Directive. Land Cover/Land Use (LC/LU) classification is tailored to the needs of biodiversity monitoring in a tailored buffer zone along large and medium-sized European rivers (with Strahler levels 3-8 derived from EU-Hydro). LC/LU is extracted from VHR satellite data and other available data in a buffer zone of selected rivers. The classes follow the pre-defined nomenclature on the basis of MAES typology of ecosystems (Level 1 to Level 4) and Corine Land Cover, providing 80 distinct thematic classes with a Minimum Mapping Unit (MMU) of 0.5 ha and a Minimum Mapping Width (MMW) of 10 m. The production of the Riparian Zones products was coordinated by the European Environment Agency in the frame of the EU Copernicus programme.


As Kodi Whifield presented his final sports product design project for fall term, his classmate Garrett Tollette stood behind the others in the room and sketched. Whitfield went through his product pitch, describing the history of American football, the athletic nature of various positions, the need of offensive linemen to wear a specialized cleat, and the product development process.
By the time he was finished, Tollette had drawn the shoe.
Whitfield and Tollette met just three months before, part of a now tight-knit cohort of six who are the first students in the University of Oregon's new sports product design master's program in Portland. The program focuses on the creation of innovative sports products through research and design and prepares students to be key members and leaders of multidisciplinary development teams within sports product companies.
Though initially drawn to the program by its hands-on nature and the ability to work closely with innovators within the industry, the students soon discovered their varied backgrounds and design strengths created its own opportunity for collaboration. Several students in the program formed a team that won first place in the QuackCon in October, the country's first collegiate sports and technology hackathon competition.
Whitfield graduated from Stanford last spring with a degree in mechanical engineering and was planning to pursue an NFL career, spending a brief period with the San Francisco 49ers. When his football career ended, he talked to an advisor who suggested the UO program.
"This was a chance to still live out my passion for sports. I will be able to help athletes instead of competing for myself," he said.
Tollette earned a bachelor's degree in the UO's product design program, graduating last spring. And while he had job offers to work in furniture design, he knew the new master's program was right for him.
Other students already had accomplished design careers before joining the program, noting the draw of Portland and its designation as the national hub of sports product companies. The two-year master's program focuses on innovation methods, design for the athlete, product sustainability and sports product marketing and branding.
Drew McGrath spent eight years designing, fabricating and installing exhibits at the Oregon Historical Society in Portland. He was ready to explore other types of design and gain experience in project management when the UO program became available.
Irving Perez was "discovered" on Twitter. Passionate about soccer and social issues, he worked for an immigration nonprofit in Texas that helped undocumented children from Central America. His hobby was drawing soccer jerseys, which he posted to Twitter. After he posted a design for the Jamaican national football team, he was contacted by the team's sponsor and hired to design the 2015 kits for the Copa America and Gold Cup tournaments.
The sports product design master's is a two-year program in the UO School of Architecture and Allied Arts. Students admitted to the program learn about research and design processes related to sports footwear, apparel and equipment.
Industry mentors serve as advisors, helping students develop a thesis project that includes researching and innovating a news sports product concept. Review of applications for the fall class will begin Jan. 15.


The NARS CLIMAX Mascara comes in a glossy red, plastic tube with notches that get narrower from the bottom to top, like a logarithmic scale (yes I'm a nerd in case you haven't noticed ;)). The tube feels lightweight but sturdy and holds 6 grams of product. I absolutely love how unique and bold the tube looks.
I've received the mascara in a special PR packaging so I don't think you can get the mascara with the exterior casing that I have in the picture. From what I found on the internet, the mascara comes in a red, cardboard box when purchased.
The applicator of the NARS CLIMAX Mascara has to me, an average size, not too big or small. The bristles are on the shorter side, which I prefer because it makes it more easy to apply to the base of the lash. The bristles are also flexible and seem to be evenly spaced. The tip is tapered so easy to use for narrow places like the corners of the lashes.
The pictures above show my eyelashes without any mascara (first column), using one coat of the NARS CLIMAX Mascara (second column) and using two coats (third column) from different angles.
I use false eyelashes so I am quite harsh when I try to remove the make-up and lash glue from my eyes. My lashes are very sparse and are messy but they do have an medium length and are slightly lifted on their own. The mascara was easy to apply on the top lashes but was a bit more difficult on the bottom, which you can see from the parts where I hit my skin but with some practice, I can definitely work with the wand, especially with the tapered tip.
After mascara has set, my lashes feel completely dry to the touch and feel flexible. The mousse-y texture gives a lot of volume but not a lot of length or curl. The mascara crumbles when rubbing the lashes but of course last if you don't touch them. It doesn't have a waterproof formula so it does run when it has been in contact with water, which is normal for a non-waterproof mascara and is also easy to remove.
I'm a fan of the NARS CLIMAX Mascara! Because my lashes are sparse, I always look for a mascara that is able to separate them nicely without making them clump together. This mascara does exactly that and gives them really nice volume with a super intense, matte black finish. I especially like how beautifully separated and voluminous my bottom lashes look. The mascara is buildable but it does tend to get spider-y if you're not careful with the second coat. I think that one coat is perfect for a non-eyeshadow look and two with eyeshadow.
I would absolutely recommend this mascara for those who are looking for a volumizing and separating mascara. It doesn't give a ton of volume and curl, but the curl part can of course be fixed by using a curling tool.
The NARS CLIMAX Mascara is available for €25,00 Euro at DeBijenkorf.nl and at the De Bijenkorf warehouses in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Utrecht.
What type of mascara do you prefer for your lashes?
Deze lijkt mij zeker de moeite waard, gave verpakking ook!
ah hij ziet er zeker goed uit toffe en stoere verpakking ook zeg!


Now you can have your butter and eat it too! Our butter flavored extra virgin olive oil only contains 100% natural butter flavor. As a matter of fact, there are no chemical, artificial, or synthetic ingredients in any of our flavored products. An ingredient statement for our butter flavored oil would read: extra virgin olive oil, natural flavor. There are no allergens associated with our product as it's dairy-free and contains no animal products whatsoever.
Notes: This oil brings together the best of both worlds, with all the heart-healthy benefits of fresh, organic extra virgin olive oil and the rich, 100% natural flavor of butter.


With the last two years successful rallys in separate areas of northern Europe under their belt, the REAL Rally shall this year be remaining on dry land and taking to the breath-taking backdrop of Snowdonia in north Wales. And that has clearly that provided an attraction for the unprecedented level of interest this year.
"I guess that staying in the UK has been seen as an easier option for all of these new teams and it certainly provides some food for thought for future REAL Rally locations" says Bob Linwood, organiser of the REAL Rally.
The REAL Rally is clearly turning in to a major Vehicle Repair industry event. With over 50 of the cars coming from the industry, it promises to be a significant fundraiser for the AutoRaise Charity too. If a Rally entrant is from the Vehicle Repair industry, they are raising money for AutoRaise. If they are a family friend, they are raising money for REAL - The Ethan Rees Linwood Memorial Fund.
And some significant money will certainly be raised! Last year's top money earner was the Porsche Budgeteers, run by Steve Thompson of Connected Solutions/Industry Insights, who raised a whopping £6,350 on their own. This year, a number of Connected Solutions partner companies have entered and Steve has accepted the gauntlet laid down by Bob to try and collectively raise over £25,000 on their own.
The Rally leaves the Starting Grid at Telford Hotel and Golf Resort in the early hours of Wednesday 27th June, taking in stops at the National White Water Centre and Zipworld, site of the world's longest zip wire (and yes, most of the contestants are signing up to have a go!). This beautifully scenic journey will see the contestants arrive at the iconic Italian-designed village of Portmeirion where the cult series The Prisoner was filmed.
The REAL Rally has taken over the whole village for the night and an evening of live music, entertainment, karaoke, disco and (weather permitting) some outdoor games will accompany the Rally barbecue in the grounds of the Castle at the top of the village.
The following morning will start with a 55-car procession through the village itself before heading off to Anglesey Race Circuit for lunch and a few laps around this famous track with beautiful views back over the Irish Sea towards Snowdonia.
The Rally heads to Chester for its final evening and coincidentally, the chance to watch England play Belgium in the final group stage match of the World Cup. On both evenings there will be some award presentations - some coveted and some not!! - and no doubt a lot of banter too. The REAL Rally officially ends after breakfast on the morning of Friday 29th June, with all teams heading back to their respective homes for another year.
Don't forget to follow the REAL Rally build-up on Facebook and Twitter and please support us by donating to the team of your choice.


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I'm delighted with my new door. It looks great and it has dramatically reduced the noise levels from outside. I highly recommend Funky Doors.
Words truly fail me, I never would have believed it possible that someone could take my dream door and turn into something better than reality. My beautiful front door is not only perfectly crafted but so secure that fort knox would be envious. Ruth and Vitaly are an amazing team creating crafted, skilled attentiveness to every detail!
We are very pleased with door that Funky Doors supplied and fitted for our apartment. The sound proofing and thermal properties are excellent. We now hear nothing from our neighbours and the apartment is easier to keep warm. The door is very solid and secure. My only slight negative comment would be that the hinges for the door extend right up to the edge of the door frame leaving no room for plasterboard or other finishes. We managed to work around this, but if I was to get another door from Funky Doors I would specify the frame to be 20mm smaller in width to accommodate plasterboard. I would definitely use Funky Doors again and would recommend them to anyone. Ruth and Vitaly were very professional and easy to work with.
Did a great job for us fitting a transparent (actually polycarbonate) Ryterna sectional double garage door which is wider than usual. Took a while to get it installed correctly but they persevered and we are happy with the result.
"The door appears to be of very good quality and was fitted with great care and precision.by the fitting team . I feel happy with such a secure door in place.It is certainly makes a good and attractive addition to our home"
" I have been delighted to buy a replacement garage door from Funky Doors. Ruth and Vitaly are straight forward and easy to deal with and my wife and I are very happy with their workmanship. The new door is very satisfactory. Micheal Cooper"
Garage Doors at Denbigh. May I take this opportunity to thank you for my new garage doors, I am extremely happy with the quality of the doors and the workmanship of your team and the professional approach by your company. I would not hesitate to recommend you to anyone looking to purchase garage doors. Yours sincerely D Roberts.


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Johns Hopkins, Baltimore City host Instagram dance party for city students
Event is part of effort designed to bring young people together and provide information about the dangers of COVID-19
/ Published April 16, 2020
Baltimore City Public Schools students and other Instagram users gathered online Saturday night for some socially distanced dancing during a virtual DJ Dance Party, an event designed to bring young people together during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The dance party was sponsored by Johns Hopkins University and the Johns Hopkins Health System, in partnership with the Baltimore City Health Department and the Mayor's Office of Children and Families. LaKebra Clark, a former Baltimore City teacher also known as DJ Keebee, served as host and DJ.
"During this unprecedented time, we know the importance of promoting good mental health and wellness in our families and for our young people while also creating positive outlets for our students."
Alicia Wilson
Vice president for economic development, Johns Hopkins
The event helped raise awareness about COVID-19 and the risks the virus poses for young people and their loved ones. Participants received information about how to limit the spread of the virus through practices such as social distancing, regular cleaning, and frequent handwashing.
The dance party is just one piece of Johns Hopkins' coordinated efforts to support Baltimore's communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, in partnership with other city, community, faith, and business leaders. The effort has also included food distribution to communities in need; providing laptop computers to students at Henderson-Hopkins School; and launching a public-private partnership with the University of Maryland Medical System, CareFirst, and state and city government to integrate medical and public health strategies into a comprehensive education, testing, and treatment program.
"Johns Hopkins' connection to our Baltimore communities is essential to who we are," said Alicia Wilson, vice president for economic development at Johns Hopkins and chair of the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 Anchor Strategy Workgroup. "During this unprecedented time, we know the importance of promoting good mental health and wellness in our families and for our young people while also creating positive outlets for our students. This DJ Dance Party embodies all of these goals."
Upcoming events for city youth include an Instagram Open Mic Poetry Night on Saturday, April 18, from 6-8 p.m. hosted by Lady Brion (@ladybspeaks).
Food distribution program grows to meet 'huge' demand
Johns Hopkins partners with the Maryland Food Bank to support weekly distribution at the Henderson-Hopkins School to aid East Baltimore families in need


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Q: Can we use list comprehension for nested for loop with outer and inner for loop having a statement each? So far I have come across examples for List comprehension on which the outer for loop does not have any executable statemetn and the inner for loop has does something.. I was just wondering if we can use list comprehension with outer for loop and inner for loop have a statement each?
The examples that I have seen so far is :
[expression for x in x_values for y in y_values]

Was just wondering if the following can be acheived by list comprehension?
import re
def expandTrafficItemList(a):
    skip_list = []
    pat = re.compile(r'([A-Za-z]+)(\d+)-[A-Za-z]+(\d+)', flags=re.I)
    if a:
        c = a.split(',')
        for items in c:
            b = pat.search(items)
            [skip_list.append(b.group(1) + str("{:03d}".format(i))) for i in range(int(b.group(2)), int(b.group(3))+1)]

    return skip_list

a = "'TRF1-TRF25','RAW1-RAW4'"
expandTrafficItemList(a)

Here the outer for loop has only statement. was just wondering if that can be acheived via list comprehesion too. I tried to search through the documentation of list comprehension but could not get the desired results. Was just wondering.

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Inter Vice-President Javier Zanetti spoke to Panorama about his new role and position at the club: "Nobody calls me vice-president. That's the truth. They still call me Pupi or Captain and I like that", the former Argentina star said.


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' Inicio del codigo
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' Importando librerias
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Imports System.Data

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' Inicio de clase "rRDetallada_ISLRRProveedoresXML"
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Partial Class rRDetallada_ISLRRProveedoresXML
    Inherits vis2formularios.frmReporte

    Dim loObjetoReporte As CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument

    Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load

        Try

            Dim lcParametro0Desde As String = goServicios.mObtenerCampoFormatoSQL(cusAplicacion.goReportes.paParametrosIniciales(0), goServicios.enuOpcionesRedondeo.KN_FechaInicioDelDia)
            Dim lcParametro0Hasta As String = goServicios.mObtenerCampoFormatoSQL(cusAplicacion.goReportes.paParametrosFinales(0), goServicios.enuOpcionesRedondeo.KN_FechaFinDelDia)
            Dim lcParametro1Desde As String = goServicios.mObtenerCampoFormatoSQL(cusAplicacion.goReportes.paParametrosIniciales(1), goServicios.enuOpcionesRedondeo.KN_FechaInicioDelDia)
            Dim lcParametro1Hasta As String = goServicios.mObtenerCampoFormatoSQL(cusAplicacion.goReportes.paParametrosFinales(1), goServicios.enuOpcionesRedondeo.KN_FechaFinDelDia)
            Dim lcParametro2Desde As String = goServicios.mObtenerCampoFormatoSQL(cusAplicacion.goReportes.paParametrosIniciales(2), goServicios.enuOpcionesRedondeo.KN_FechaInicioDelDia)
            Dim lcParametro2Hasta As String = goServicios.mObtenerCampoFormatoSQL(cusAplicacion.goReportes.paParametrosFinales(2), goServicios.enuOpcionesRedondeo.KN_FechaFinDelDia)
            Dim lcParametro3Desde As String = goServicios.mObtenerCampoFormatoSQL(cusAplicacion.goReportes.paParametrosIniciales(3), goServicios.enuOpcionesRedondeo.KN_FechaInicioDelDia)
            Dim lcParametro3Hasta As String = goServicios.mObtenerCampoFormatoSQL(cusAplicacion.goReportes.paParametrosFinales(3), goServicios.enuOpcionesRedondeo.KN_FechaFinDelDia)

            Dim lcOrdenamiento As String = cusAplicacion.goReportes.pcOrden

            Dim loConsulta As New StringBuilder()

            loConsulta.AppendLine("SELECT		Cuentas_Pagar.Tip_Ori					                    AS Tipo_Origen,							")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Renglones_Pagos.Doc_Ori					                    AS Documento_Origen,					")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Renglones_Pagos.Factura		                                AS Factura_Origen,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Renglones_Pagos.Control					                    AS Control_Origen,						")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Cuentas_Pagar.Fec_Ini					                    AS Fecha_Retencion,						")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				COALESCE(Detalles_Pagos.Tip_Ope, '-')	                    AS Tipo_Pago,							")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				CASE WHEN COALESCE(Detalles_Pagos.Tip_Ope, '-')='Efectivo'						")
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            loConsulta.AppendLine("					ELSE COALESCE(Detalles_Pagos.Num_Doc,'-')										")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				END										                    AS Numero_Pago,							")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				Renglones_Pagos.Mon_Abo					                    AS Monto_Abonado,						")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Retenciones_Documentos.Mon_Bas			                    AS Base_Retencion,						")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Retenciones_Documentos.Por_Ret			                    AS Porcentaje_Retenido,					")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Retenciones.Cod_Ret						                    AS Codigo_Concepto,						")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Retenciones.Nom_Ret						                    AS Concepto,							")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Retenciones_Documentos.Mon_Ret			                    AS Monto_Retenido,						")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Cuentas_Pagar.Cod_Pro					                    AS Cod_Pro,								")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				SUBSTRING(Proveedores.Nom_Pro, 0,30)	                    AS Nom_Pro,								")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Proveedores.Rif							                    AS Rif,									")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				SUBSTRING(Proveedores.Dir_Fis, 0,25)	                    AS Direccion							")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("FROM			Cuentas_Pagar")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("		JOIN	Pagos ON Pagos.documento = Cuentas_Pagar.Doc_Ori")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("		JOIN	Retenciones_Documentos ON Retenciones_Documentos.Documento = Pagos.documento")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			AND Retenciones_Documentos.doc_des = Cuentas_Pagar.documento")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("		JOIN	Renglones_Pagos ON Renglones_Pagos.Documento = Pagos.documento")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			AND Renglones_Pagos.Doc_Ori = Retenciones_Documentos.Doc_Ori")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("		LEFT JOIN Detalles_Pagos ON Detalles_Pagos.Documento = Pagos.Documento")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("		JOIN	Proveedores ON Proveedores.Cod_Pro = Cuentas_Pagar.Cod_Pro")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("		JOIN	Retenciones ON Retenciones.Cod_Ret = Retenciones_Documentos.Cod_Ret")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("WHERE			Cuentas_Pagar.Cod_Tip = 'ISLR'")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			AND	Cuentas_Pagar.Status <> 'Anulado'")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			AND	Cuentas_Pagar.Tip_Ori = 'Pagos'")

            loConsulta.AppendLine("           AND Cuentas_Pagar.Fec_Ini BETWEEN " & lcParametro0Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("         		AND " & lcParametro0Hasta)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("           AND Cuentas_Pagar.Cod_Pro BETWEEN " & lcParametro1Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("         		AND " & lcParametro1Hasta)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("           AND Pagos.Cod_Mon BETWEEN " & lcParametro2Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("         		AND " & lcParametro2Hasta)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("           AND Pagos.Cod_Suc BETWEEN " & lcParametro3Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("         		AND " & lcParametro3Hasta)

            loConsulta.AppendLine("UNION ALL		")

            loConsulta.AppendLine("SELECT	Retenciones_Documentos.Tip_Ori				AS Tipo_Origen,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Ordenes_Pagos.Documento						AS Documento_Origen,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Ordenes_Pagos.Documento		                AS Factura_Origen,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Ordenes_Pagos.Control						AS Control_Origen,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Ordenes_Pagos.Fec_Ini						AS Fecha_Retencion,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Detalles_OPagos.Tip_Ope						AS Tipo_Pago,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			CASE WHEN Detalles_OPagos.Tip_Ope='Efectivo'")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				THEN 'Efectivo'				")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				ELSE Detalles_OPagos.Num_Doc")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			END											AS Numero_Pago,	")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Ordenes_Pagos.Mon_Net						AS Monto_Abonado,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Retenciones_Documentos.Mon_Bas				AS Base_Retencion,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Retenciones_Documentos.Por_Ret				AS Porcentaje_Retenido,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Retenciones.Cod_Ret							AS Codigo_Concepto,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Retenciones.Nom_Ret							AS Concepto,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Retenciones_Documentos.Mon_Ret				AS Monto_Retenido,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Ordenes_Pagos.Cod_Pro						AS Cod_Pro,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			SUBSTRING(Proveedores.Nom_Pro, 0,30)		AS Nom_Pro,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			Proveedores.Rif								AS Rif,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			SUBSTRING(Proveedores.Dir_Fis, 0,25)		AS Direccion")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("FROM		Retenciones_Documentos")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("	JOIN	Ordenes_Pagos ON Ordenes_Pagos.Documento = Retenciones_Documentos.documento")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("	JOIN	Proveedores ON Proveedores.Cod_Pro = Ordenes_Pagos.Cod_Pro")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("	JOIN	Retenciones ON Retenciones.Cod_Ret = Retenciones_Documentos.Cod_Ret")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("	JOIN	Detalles_OPagos ON Detalles_OPagos.Documento = Ordenes_Pagos.Documento")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("WHERE		Ordenes_Pagos.Status = 'Confirmado'")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			AND	Retenciones_Documentos.Tip_Ori = 'Ordenes_Pagos'")

            loConsulta.AppendLine("           AND Ordenes_Pagos.Fec_Ini BETWEEN " & lcParametro0Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("         		AND " & lcParametro0Hasta)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("           AND Ordenes_Pagos.Cod_Pro BETWEEN " & lcParametro1Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("         		AND " & lcParametro1Hasta)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("           AND Ordenes_Pagos.Cod_Mon BETWEEN " & lcParametro2Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("         		AND " & lcParametro2Hasta)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("           AND Ordenes_Pagos.Cod_Suc BETWEEN " & lcParametro3Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("         		AND " & lcParametro3Hasta)

            loConsulta.AppendLine("UNION ALL		")

            loConsulta.AppendLine("SELECT		Cuentas_Pagar.Tip_Ori					AS Tipo_Origen,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Cuentas_Pagar.Doc_Ori					AS Documento_Origen,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Documentos.Factura		                AS Factura_Origen,")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("				Documentos.Control						AS Control_Origen,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				Cuentas_Pagar.Fec_Ini					AS Fecha_Retencion,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				'-'										AS Tipo_Pago,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				'-'										AS Numero_Pago,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				Documentos.Mon_Net						AS Monto_Abonado,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				Retenciones_Documentos.Mon_Bas			AS Base_Retencion,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				Retenciones_Documentos.Por_Ret			AS Porcentaje_Retenido,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				Retenciones.Cod_Ret						AS Codigo_Concepto,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				Retenciones.Nom_Ret						AS Concepto,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				Retenciones_Documentos.Mon_Ret			AS Monto_Retenido,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				Cuentas_Pagar.Cod_Pro					AS Cod_Pro,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				SUBSTRING(Proveedores.Nom_Pro, 0,30)	AS Nom_Pro,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				Proveedores.Rif							AS Rif,")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("				SUBSTRING(Proveedores.Dir_Fis, 0,25)	AS Direccion")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("FROM			Cuentas_Pagar")
			loConsulta.AppendLine("		JOIN	Cuentas_Pagar AS Documentos ON Documentos.documento = Cuentas_Pagar.Doc_Ori")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			AND Documentos.Cod_Tip = Cuentas_Pagar.Cla_Ori")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("		JOIN	Retenciones_Documentos ON Retenciones_Documentos.Doc_Des = Cuentas_Pagar.Documento")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			AND Retenciones_Documentos.Doc_Ori = Cuentas_Pagar.Doc_Ori")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("		JOIN	Proveedores ON Proveedores.Cod_Pro = Cuentas_Pagar.Cod_Pro")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("		JOIN	Retenciones ON Retenciones.Cod_Ret = Retenciones_Documentos.Cod_Ret")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("WHERE			Cuentas_Pagar.Cod_Tip = 'ISLR'")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			AND	Cuentas_Pagar.Status <> 'Anulado'")
            loConsulta.AppendLine("			AND	Cuentas_Pagar.Tip_Ori = 'cuentas_pagar'")

            loConsulta.AppendLine("       	AND Cuentas_Pagar.Fec_Ini BETWEEN " & lcParametro0Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("       		AND " & lcParametro0Hasta)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("       	AND Cuentas_Pagar.Cod_Pro BETWEEN " & lcParametro1Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("       		AND " & lcParametro1Hasta)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("       	AND Cuentas_Pagar.Cod_Mon BETWEEN " & lcParametro2Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("       		AND " & lcParametro2Hasta)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("       	AND Cuentas_Pagar.Cod_Suc BETWEEN " & lcParametro3Desde)
            loConsulta.AppendLine("       		AND " & lcParametro3Hasta)

            loConsulta.AppendLine("ORDER BY " & lcOrdenamiento)

            Dim loServicios As New cusDatos.goDatos()

            Dim laDatosReporte As DataSet = loServicios.mObtenerTodosSinEsquema(loConsulta.ToString(), "curReportes")

        '-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
        ' Genera el XML
        '-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
			Dim loSalida As New StringBuilder()

			Dim lcRifEmpresa	As String = Strings.Trim(goEmpresa.pcRifEmpresa).Replace("-", "").Replace(".", "").Replace(" ", "")
			Dim ldFecha			As Date = CDate(cusAplicacion.goReportes.paParametrosIniciales(0))
			Dim lcPeriodo		As String = Strings.Format(ldFecha, "yyyy") & Strings.Format(ldFecha, "MM")

			loSalida.AppendLine("<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""utf-8"" ?>")
			loSalida.Append("<RelacionRetencionesISLR RifAgente=""").Append(lcRifEmpresa).Append(""" Periodo=""").Append(lcPeriodo).AppendLine(""" >")

			Const KC_10Ceros	As String = "0000000000"
			Const KC_08Ceros	As String = "00000000"
			Const KC_03Ceros	As String = "000"
			Const KC_03Espacios	As String = "   "
			Const KC_13Espacios As String = "             "
			Const KC_06Espacios As String = "      "

			For Each loRenglon As DataRow IN laDatosReporte.Tables(0).Rows

			'Numero de RIF con formato: "A00000000" (sin guiones, espacios o puntos)
				Dim lcRifRetenido		As String = Strings.Trim(loRenglon("Rif")).Replace("-", "").Replace(".", "").Replace(" ", "")

			'Numero de Factura con formato: "0000000000" (10 caracteres, relleno con ceros a la izquierda)
				Dim lcNumeroFactura As String = Strings.Trim(loRenglon("Factura_Origen"))
				lcNumeroFactura = IIf(lcNumeroFactura = "0", "0         ", Strings.Right(KC_10Ceros & lcNumeroFactura, 10))

			'Numero de Control con formato: "00000000" (8 caracteres, relleno con ceros a la izquierda)
				Dim lcNumeroControl As String = Regex.Replace(Strings.Trim(loRenglon("Control_Origen")), "[^0-9]", "")
				lcNumeroControl = IIf(String.IsNullOrEmpty(lcNumeroControl), "NA      ", Strings.Right(KC_08Ceros & lcNumeroControl, 8))

			'Fecha de la Operación con formato: dd/mm/aaaa (10 caracteres)
				Dim ldFechaOperacion As Date = CDate(loRenglon("Fecha_Retencion"))
				Dim lcFechaOperacion As String = ldFechaOperacion.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy")

			'Código de Concepto con formato: "AAA" (3 caracteres, relleno con espacios a la derecha)
				Dim lcCodigoConcepto As String = Strings.Trim(loRenglon("Codigo_Concepto"))
				lcCodigoConcepto = Strings.Right(KC_03Ceros & lcCodigoConcepto, 3)

			'Monto base de la retención: redondeado a dos decimales, con 13 caracteres, relleno con espacios a la izquierda
				Dim lnMontoOperacion As Decimal = goServicios.mRedondearValor(CDec(loRenglon("Base_Retencion")), 2)
				Dim lcMontoOperacion As String = Strings.Right(KC_13Espacios & Strings.Format(lnMontoOperacion, "0.00"), 13)

			'Porcentaje de retención: redondeado a dos decimales, con 6 caracteres, relleno con espacios a la izquierda
				Dim lnPorcentajeRetenido As Decimal = goServicios.mRedondearValor(CDec(loRenglon("Monto_Retenido"))*100/CDec(loRenglon("Base_Retencion")), 2)
				Dim lcPorcentajeRetenido As String = Strings.Right(KC_06Espacios & Strings.Format(lnPorcentajeRetenido, "0.00"), 6)

				loSalida.Append("<DetalleRetencion>")
				loSalida.Append(	"<RifRetenido>").Append(lcRifRetenido).Append("</RifRetenido>")
				loSalida.Append(	"<NumeroFactura>").Append(lcNumeroFactura).Append("</NumeroFactura>")
				loSalida.Append(	"<NumeroControl>").Append(lcNumeroControl).Append("</NumeroControl>")
				loSalida.Append(	"<FechaOperacion>").Append(lcFechaOperacion).Append("</FechaOperacion>")
				loSalida.Append(	"<CodigoConcepto>").Append(lcCodigoConcepto).Append("</CodigoConcepto>")
				loSalida.Append(	"<MontoOperacion>").Append(lcMontoOperacion).Append("</MontoOperacion>")
				loSalida.Append(	"<PorcentajeRetencion>").Append(lcPorcentajeRetenido).Append("</PorcentajeRetencion>")
				loSalida.Append("</DetalleRetencion>")
				loSalida.AppendLine()

			Next loRenglon

			loSalida.AppendLine("</RelacionRetencionesISLR>")

			Me.Response.Clear()
			Me.Response.ContentEncoding = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8
			Me.Response.AppendHeader("content-disposition", "attachment; filename=RelacionRetencionesISLR" & lcPeriodo & ".xml")
			Me.Response.ContentType = "application/xml"
			Me.Response.Write(loSalida.ToString())
			'Me.Response.Write(Strings.Space(20))
            Me.Response.Flush()
			Me.Response.End()

        Catch loExcepcion As Exception

            Me.WbcAdministradorMensajeModal.mMostrarMensajeModal("Error", _
                          "No se pudo Completar el Proceso: " & loExcepcion.Message, _
                           vis3Controles.wbcAdministradorMensajeModal.enumTipoMensaje.KN_Error, _
                           "auto", _
                           "auto")

        End Try

    End Sub

    Protected Sub Page_Unload(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Unload

        Try

            loObjetoReporte.Close()

        Catch loExcepcion As Exception

        End Try

    End Sub

End Class
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'
' Fin del codigo																			'
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'
' RJG: 31/05/11: Codigo inicial (partir del reporte "rRDetallada_ISLRRProveedores").		'
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'
' RJG: 04/07/11: Eliminados caracteres que no sean números en el número de control. Relleno	'
'				 del código de concepto con ceros a la izquierda en lugar de espacios a la	'
'				 derecha.																	'
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'
' RJG: 06/07/11: Agregado LEFT al JOIN de Detalles de Pagos (no siempre hay detalle).		'
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'
' RJG: 05/09/15: Se cambió el número de documento (interno) por el número de factura (del   '
'                proveedor).                                                                '
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'


text:
Promotion clash with Rugby is just another league game, says boss Attfield
Published: 8:55 AM February 14, 2013
Royston Town boss Paul Attfield - Credit: Archant
ROYSTON Town boss Paul Attfield is determined to treat Saturday's mouthwatering clash at home to Rugby Town as any other league game.
The clash at Garden Walk pits third-placed Royston against the team directly above them, and on the same number of points (57) in Evo-Stik Southern Central division.
The top end of the table is extremely tight with only three points separating fifth-placed Biggleswade Town with leader Godalming Town.
But Crows boss Attfield is philosophical about Saturday's clash, with a long way still to go in the 2012/13 season.
"The game comes at a good time for us in terms of how the squad is shaping up, and if we can adopt the same form and work ethic as recent games we will be very difficult to beat," Attfield told The Crow.
"But I don't think you can build it up as bigger than any other league game.
"If we win it puts us in a better position for sure, but we have been up at the top end of the league all season, so it's all about maintaining that consistency."
Attfield goes into the game with no new injury concerns, and welcomes back striker Matt Standen following suspension.
But he is well aware of the threat Rugby will pose.
"They will be a strong and organised outfit, and they have one of the league's top-scorers in [David] Kolodynski, so he will prove a handful," he added.
"But we shouldn't fear anyone - we have the best home record in the division with only one defeat in 14 and we can go and continue that form."
Royston defeated Uxbridge 2-0 away from home on Saturday, a win that left Attfield in good spirits.
"I think Uxbridge's position [12th] in the league is a bit of a false one to be honest, they were many people's tips for promotion this year," said the Crows manager.
"But we got off to the best possible start with two early goals, and in the end it was a very-well deserved victory for us."
Next Tuesday Royston are in action in the Herts Senior Cup semi-final when they travel to take on Potters Bar Town, 7.45pm kick-off.


text:
Q: Which way of writing this sum of attribute values is better? I want to sum two attributes of a descendant element. This XPath expression accomplishes what I want:
sum(a/b/@x) + sum(a/b/@y)

...But it seems inefficient to invoke the computation of the a/b path expression twice. It feels even more awkward if I were to need to sum three or more of these attributes.
My thoughts have led to this:
sum(a/b/@*[name() = ('x','y')])

Is there a smarter way to write this expression?

A: You can use sum(a/b/(@x, @y)).


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Quick question: what makes a man? Is it, as the Big Lebowski famously quipped, "the ability to do the right thing?" In that context, manhood is defined through deeds and actions, but is that all there is to being a man? After all, the idea of a blanket definition of "masculinity" in the 21st century is patently absurd, resting as it does on the assumption that human identities can be shaped by a singular cultural experience or molded via the reigning social values that are inevitably dictated by those who hold power in any given society. The former sentence is a highfalutin way of saying that men, just like women, are all individuals who develop in a vast number of ways depending on a vast number of experiences. The idea of complexity in gender identity, however, has historically not meshed well with rather simplistic cultural notions of American masculinity.
The Legend of Small Town U.S.A.
"Main Street" is one of those apple pie invoking, corn-cob pipe toking, patriotism stoking, nostalgia choking symbolic themes in American culture that lacks a clear definition but with which most Americans are intimately familiar. I'm not talking about the actual street called "Main" that runs through your particular town or city. Rather, I mean the idea of Main Street U.S.A., also known as Small Town U.S.A., or, in recent political terms, Real America. You know what I'm talking about: its the America defined by a lily-white demographic, at a least a partially agricultural economy, Mom and Pop stores (no Targets allowed!), old guys sitting on porches, lots of churches, and a penchant for traditional values, whatever those might be.