Australia's selectors have become increasingly guilty of discarding Test novices.
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ODNI's Litt said ordinary words are not used as selectors.
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Here's the current TG top 10 according to the club's selectors... 1.
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I side with the Luddites here: Electric joystick selectors can be unwieldy.
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What happens next with these selectors shows the PRISM/Upstream distinction in action.
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Featured artists are past DJ-Kicks selectors, including Seth Troxler, DJ Koze andDaniel Avery.
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Here are the key predictions of some of the more prominent selectors, as of Tuesday.
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One task is to furnish seed information that can serve as selectors for tracing contacts.
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Hunchly also allows a user to enter "selectors," such as a name or phone number.
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This system will be available only on vehicles with electronic gear selectors rather than mechanical levers.
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The third reason for the two countries' declining results was beyond the selectors' control: players misbehaving.
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The elite Ethiopian and Kenyan entrants were hoping to impress their national selectors for the Olympics.
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Last year, 35 of 107 got at least eight right, and two selectors got 12 right.
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These selectors have, at minimum, a master's degree in library science and a love of reading.
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The DJs at the events are no-nonsense selectors, representing the finest in New York's true underground.
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The five modern-era enshrinees were selected by the board of selectors of the Hall of Fame.
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And if it's not good, I have a whole team of unkind selectors who will tell me.
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"We have 30 days before we start the T20 World Cup," chairman of selectors Sandeep Patil told reporters.
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Pakistan's selectors are desperate for him to carry on for the upcoming tours to New Zealand and Australia.
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Though his performances in Test cricket have been underwhelming, selectors are unwilling to change the captain yet again.
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Playing in her first international tournament, Hogan-Rochester's three-try performance undoubtedly caught the eyes of national selectors.
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A while later, DJ Storm [one of Metalheadz's chief selectors] had our track in her top 10 list.
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If there is enough money in the budget and the book adds to the collection, the selectors oblige.
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Meet the Swiss DJ and learn about her love of music in the latest video in Dekmantel's Selectors series.
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English selectors have historically been even more trigger-happy, picking at least four novices a year since the 1960s.
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The plausible range of number of selectors is exponentially greater than the incredibly large number we already know about.
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The specific millennials these selectors target also have increasingly hardened musical tastes, anchored in the early to mid-2000s.
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Most of the rest were selectors wrongly entered in the database because of poor typing or overly broad search criteria.
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The first two qualified automatically, but Longosiwa also missed out on the selectors' "merit" choice, which will go to Geoffrey Kamworor.
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This has created a troupe of globe-trotting mercenaries, hopping from auction to auction and ignoring the pleas of national selectors.
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Two selectors going going head to head is always going to make that apparent—you're literally merging two record collections together.
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There are several players on the current Gisborne First XV who are on the radar of the national schoolboy team selectors.
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The parliament writes that it wants the PCLOB to report on "the definition of 'targets', on the 'tasking of selectors' and on the concrete process of applying the selectors in the context of the UPSTREAM [aka the NSA's Internet and telephone data collection program] to clarify and assess whether bulk access to personal data occurs in that context".
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Maybe that's why the gospel overtures of the music that selectors like Nick and Greg share with us have such an impact.
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One of those selectors is Lit City Trax boss, one quarter of Future Brown, and close friend of DJ Rashad, J-Cush.
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Whether he's crafting shimmering disco edits or rocking the booth at Dekmantel's Selectors festival in Croatia, Rahaan will make you feel good.
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What happens when you cross a diminutive Canadian electro-legend with one of the UK's most up-and-coming, chain-loving selectors?
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"Dale's return is very good news," convenor of selectors Linda Zondi said in a media release from Cricket South Africa on Wednesday.
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FACT looks at five new-ish iPhone DJing apps that are simple enough for even the most rudimentary of selectors to master.
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We are asked to submit a mix to Dekmantel's podcast and join the ranks of some of our favorite dance floor selectors.
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Selectors "could not determine that Russian athletes should be removed from the determination of the Qualifying Standard," said one of the documents.
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Ginn, Australia's most successful Olympic rower, said the eights crews had paid the price for being treated as an afterthought by selectors.
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"It's pretty plain to see that selectors discretion would not be in my favor," the 25-year-old said in a statement.
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Nothing beats good reviews, of course, but even bad reviews do not rule out books since the selectors make their own calls.
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I found this one at Selectors Records in Vancouver, which is one of those little shops that always has neat surprises in it.
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If the macro is just an excuse, it means bottom-up stock selectors may be able to extract more value from the sector.
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Another 250 workers—despalilladoras (leaf strippers), rezagadores (wrapper selectors) and escojedores (colour graders)—hear Ms Valdés-Lombillo's readings through the public-address system.
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Theo Parrish and Marcellus Pittman share the same kind of chemistry a bit later, between the trees of the fairy-like Selectors stage.
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In addition to her crucial behind-the-scenes role at Mixpak, she's one of New York's finest selectors and foremost experts on dancehall.
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NYC clubs did have very exclusive door policies in the past, using door selectors during the 90s and early 2000s (Twilo, Limelight, etc).
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It is heavily weighted in favor of British Cycling, puts significant financial risk on the athlete, and ultimately comes down to selectors' discretion.
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The selectors often try to have at least one copy of a new release in the library catalog in case it takes off.
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Other artists performing at the benefit show include Roche and Leech, with DJ sets from local selectors Sage Caswell, Jen Ferrer, and Cromie.
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My LA is all over the place, full of skillful selectors and scratch veterans alike, but mostly audiences who are eager for the unknown.
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And then each individual therein has selectors, which include at least all those people's phone numbers and email addresses, and plausibly much, much more.
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Sports of The Times One of these days, the selectors ought to get real and vote George Steinbrenner into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Tuned-in selectors and would-be pranksters can find the unlikely meeting points between, say, tribal trance and trap, or baile funk and nu-metal.
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Last year, she had so few applicants for night selectors that she had to recruit at job fairs and hand out fliers in the community.
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It is low-yield marketing, but its barbaric videos resonate with a small number of self-selectors, many of whom are already deeply troubled individuals.
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These solidified preferences are reflected in Dixler Canavan's playlist, which Bailhache confirms is "so accurate" to the lists of songs that selectors come up with.
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But things definitely changed with the flourishing of the warehouse scene, which is different from the European club scene, where door selectors are more common.
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The government discards information that is plainly domestic and searches through the rest using only specific selectors — a phone number or email address, for instance.
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For corporate site selectors, like the seasoned group at Amazon the textbook way to extract maximum tax incentives and giveaways is a two-step process.
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Special guests will include Monolake, Noncompliant, M50, and Chrissy, along with the show's regular hosts and selectors Henry Self, Luke Stokes, Joshua P Ferguson and Widman.
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Perhaps the biggest signifier to Rashad's legacy is that selectors continue to regularly run DJ Rashad's music, both new and old, in clubs around the world.
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Equestrian insiders suspect that her horse, High Kingdom, didn't have as much time to impress selectors after missing nearly the whole 2015 season due to injury.
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As is normal for the in-demand pair of selectors and party promoters, this session is decidedly unbound by genre and full of tantalizingly obscure gems.
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While they've long featured this core group of characters, the label also devotes focus to nurturing a new class of selectors, often via their actual releases.
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"It's a concern and the selectors and team management would assess the performance keeping the Asia Cup and the Twenty20 World Cup in mind," Thakur said.
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Here's more than three hours of Mancusco DJing with tracks from Dennis Ferrer, Jerome Sydenham, Ten Cityand proving why he was one of the greatest selectors.
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Virginia is seen as more business-friendly, with low regulation and taxes, according to an annual ranking from Chief Executive magazine that's popular with site selectors.
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The magazine also claims the Corvette "rides surprisingly well" and has a high-quality and well-designed interior cabin with comfortable seats and multiple mode selectors.
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Sure, I've stammered and stumbled through six-pint tributes to my favorite selectors, but largely I've kept them consigned to the beer gardens of South East London.
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When he appeared at the meeting, called a "voters' conference," all 75 selectors were members of the Communist Party, veterans groups or the Fatherland Front, he said.
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Those Spartans made the national championship game only to lose to that last top seed, which had been ranked third overall by the tournament selectors: North Carolina.
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She was snubbed for Sochi in 2014 despite finishing third in the U.S. nationals as the selectors handed the Olympic berth to Ashley Wagner, who finished fourth.
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As a result, outside of the rare traditional manual transmission sports car, the design of the modern electronic gear shifter has nearly given away to buttons and selectors.
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The pair reinvented themselves again in 210, recasting themselves as world-beating main stage selectors under the name 211ManyDJs and swiftly defining the sound of post-millennial electro.
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Under the microscope of the Olympic selectors in the last event before the team for Pyeongchang is picked, in-form teenager Tennell executed flawlessly in San Jose, California.
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In the first quarter of this year, 35 people, including 16 night selectors and 11 drivers, left the company, up from 27 during the same period last year.
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For you Indio-goers, consider it your countdown to Coachella, where both selectors will be bringing the boogie over back-to-back weekends in the Southern California desert.
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The selectors also felt Russian athletes should receive the same "due process, natural justice and procedural fairness" as Dutton while their appeals had yet to be ruled on.
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A sold-out steamy night with a huge bill—Barely Legal, Chimpo, and Oneman were amongst the selectors—was topped off by a super-secret performance from Craig David.
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Upstream surveillance allows the NSA to copy web traffic to search data for certain terms called "selectors," such as email addresses, that are contained in the body of messages.
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This was one of the first times that flex dance music, or FDM, was broadcast to an international audience, and Uninamise was one of four selectors behind the decks.
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"We had slotted him for a wild card, but he insisted on a written commitment, which we don't do," said one of the selectors, who did not wish to be named.
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While not acknowledging a design flaw in its transmission gear selectors, FCA has said rollaways have occurred because drivers mistakenly believe they had placed the vehicles in park before getting out.
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It stood out, even in a scene of musically-literate producers and selectors, as if there was an understanding and artistry that surpasses just spinning whatever's hot on SoundCloud right now.
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These selectors can also be applied at a later date, so if the investigator gets a new piece of information, it's relatively easy to search their database for signs of it.
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Trawling for selectors is known as "about" searching, when content is collected because it is about something of interest rather than because it was sent or received by an established target.
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Selectors like Markus Schulz, Ben Klock, Danny Tenaglia, and countless others have made names for themselves over the years by slamming down sets that extend well past the 123-hour mark.
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While not acknowledging a design flaw in its transmission gear selectors, the company has said rollaways have occurred because drivers mistakenly believe they had placed the vehicles in park before getting out.
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Sadly, those days are over and now electronic music festivals make up a significant portion of the market, with selectors even coming to dominate the bills of many so-called traditional festivals.
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"Its traditional active funds have struggled and it recognizes that it is difficult for traditional stock selectors to consistently outperform," said Alex Bryan, director of passive strategies research at investment analysis firm Morningstar.
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As Beautiful Swimmers, they have become far greater DJs than their respective parts—the very fact that we're reluctant to class them as a straightforward B2B shows how much they've coalesced as selectors.
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We're sure DJ Mag have a good reason, but in light of the magazine's dubious top 100 DJs last year, it does provoke questions about their seeming unwillingness to fully represent female selectors.
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In Dixler Canavan's follow-up investigation for Switched On Pop, she found that, aside from relying on staff playlists and Pandora algorithms, restaurant owners often hire "music selectors" to curate their establishment's music.
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This homogenized sound is designed to appeal to the target demographic of hip, urban restaurants — Shecter says selectors "target people in their 20s and 30s," just like a lot of trendy restaurants do.
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The collective kicked off the selection process by inviting five previous biennial awardees to name the first five participating artists, thus launching a generative structure in which further selected artists also become selectors.
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Many took the chance to enjoy the awesome and frantic set by Dutch producer Young Marco at the Selectors stage, the only covered area, a blessing in disguise if there ever was one.
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There's a million and one long reads on the first selectors who made their way across to Balearic islands, but what about that night in 2001 where you fell over in Cardiff city centre?
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So, tuck into four hours of ecstatic, sweaty, closer than close house, and see what two of the scene's most respected selectors make of the state of dance music—and dancing itself—in 63.
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In Dixler Canavan's story with Switched On Pop, we go deeper into how music selectors craft the sound of the dining world and question the subliminal effect of the background music in our lives.
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Every book is handpicked by a seasoned corps of 16 selectors and helpers who are the gatekeepers to the library's circulating collection of nearly 241 million books, 2400 million e-books and 2120,258 audiobooks.
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The first pick to play any afterparty or open for a touring act, Bill's been DJing in Austin since 1998 and has established himself across genres as one of the most knowledgeable selectors in town.
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Though a couple selectors highlight the same Hieroglypic Being release (and deservedly so!), its a good spectrum of the sort of thing the label has on offer, weird tracks from all corners of the dancefloor.
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While the Basketball Hall of Fame does not have a written character clause, when the nine selectors — media members and Hall of Famers — meet, they do discuss off-court issues, said its president, John Doleva.
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They also recently acquired an ongoing event series and record fair, where the world's best selectors play amidst buyers and sellers, and continue to fascinate music lovers with a variety of awe-inspiring sales numbers.
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When done properly, combining like-minded selectors, the right environments, and a receptive, curious crowd, a back to back set has the potential to elevate us beyond the realms of each respective DJs individual identities.
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A pair of England's most beloved producers and selectors, Jamie xx and Floating Points, stopped by London's NTS Radio last Thursday August 18, and as of this weekend you can hear an archived recording of their session.
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Each of the selectors has a particular approach: Lê focuses on women, the photo historian Michael Lesy on cars, Shore on his uncommon vertical compositions, many of the other photographers on pictures they might have taken themselves.
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Elsewhere Addison Groove has turned in a bewildering Chic edit, there's a new rattling slammer from a Keita Sano, and Twisted Nerve head Andy Votel has turned in two hours of gorgeous selections for Dekmantel's Selectors series.
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Deviating from his grimier Croydon beginnings, Skream is similarly beloved these days as a regular at flagship Ibiza institutions such as DC10, and a regular among the touring troupe of selectors attached to the wildly popular Elrow parties.
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The 21-year-old, who will be the seventh debutant this season, had been on the selectors' radar since he was a student at Christchurch Boy's High, Hansen said, though his elevation came "probably a little earlier than expected".
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Selectors named 33 rowers in nine different boats to contest the Rio Games in August, with 15 more tasked with trying to qualify a further five crews at the final selection regatta in Lucerne, Switzerland from May 22-25.
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In order to question the form, and understand how different DJs approach them in comparison to solo sets, THUMP got in touch with a variety of selectors, for a brief schooling on the art of the back to back.
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Yahoo issued a statement this morning on Tuesday's report that the company built a custom software tool to allow U.S. intelligence agencies to scan incoming email for all Yahoo users for certain selectors, calling the report "misleading" but not outright false.
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Other certified heavyweights lived up to their reputations—DJ Harvey opened up the Selectors stage with a typically slow-burning but hopelessly seductive three and a half hour set which began in a torrential downpour and ended in glorious sunshine.
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As the B2B becomes an increasingly commodified trope in club culture—utilized broadly to pad out festival lineups with as many names as possible—Beautiful Swimmers also showcase the transformative power collaborative selectors can have when they get it right.
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There are, however, a group of selectors with a different story to tell: they're not experts on Romanian minimal, they're not deftly and seamlessly mixing track after track to wild adulation and walking off with a bulging sack of gold bullions.
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Orlagh Dooley, born in the town of Derry in Northern Ireland, is quickly becoming one of the most underrated DJs on the UK circuit at the moment, and one of those selectors blessed with the ability to really tell a story.
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"Monos" by Colombian Alejandro Landes never made it to the shortlist, while Celine Sciamma's critically beloved "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" wasn't even selected by France to compete (selectors will feel vindicated their choice, "Les Misérables," is now a nominee).
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Online radio surged, crate-digging selectors brought their geekily obsessive sets to festival main stages, and countless wonderful records and new tools came out, giving all sorts of DJs new reasons to hop behind the decks and kick out a few jams.
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We often cannot depend upon on our government and our mightiest institutions to safeguard citizens, and so we need spinster mentorship, and friends who double as cancer patient caretakers, and sperm donation selectors, and boisterous demonstrations outside the gates of the White House.
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One type of selector that may satisfy the statute would be account identifiers for things like Facebook or Twitter — and that alone would explode the number of selectors (think about all the different accounts you have, plus the related cookies on your computer).
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Short was chosen by Australia's national selectors because he is an explosive T1503 batsman; he also happens to have Indigenous heritage, making him a member of an exclusive club: Only a handful of Indigenous cricketers have ever represented Australia in international competition.
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BERLIN, Feb 25 (Reuters) - The Tokyo Olympics is five months away but the battle for track cycling supremacy begins in earnest in Berlin on Wednesday with the world championships offering riders a final chance to impress their selectors and rattle their rivals.
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Yet phone apps have taken micro-sized mixing to another level, introducing dumb stuff like the robot that helps you choose tracks, an Orwellian nightmare for selectors that want to crate-dig rather than be ruled by a dance music version of Clippy.
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GOLD COAST, Australia (Reuters) - Bronte Campbell repaid the faith in her by Australia's selectors as she chased down Canada's Taylor Ruck in the final leg of the 4x100 metres medley relay to ensure the home nation won their eighth successive Commonwealth Games title on Tuesday.
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This year, selectors include Sherman Alexie, who won the 2007 National Book Award for Young People's Literature for his book The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian and Angela Flournoy, a 5 Under 35 honoree in 2015 for her book The Turner House.
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Finally, the government can use upstream surveillance to collect on different kinds of selectors—things like a server hosted at a particular IP address, or an encryption key—that create problems not covered by many of the FISC opinions envisioning targeting of email addresses.
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That isn't to say that music can or should only be enjoyed by certain kinds of people in certain kinds of situations, but there is something undoubtedly strange about the mass appeal that these two uncompromising selectors have found over the past few years.
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This summer sees them jetting over to Croatia for another instalment of one of the season's most anticipated events, Dimensions, where they'll be playing alongside the likes of Tama Sumo, Mood II Swing, DJ Spinn and about a hundred other genuinely top draw selectors.
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While Moodymann is the obvious spiritual godfather behind the concept, mixing duties at the parties this year went to NYC's DJ Big Bob, Baltimore's DJ Soulnificent, Detroit's DJ Dez (AKA Andrés), and Chicago's DJ Nate, among other legendary skate selectors from across the country.
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"At a moment in which we are having the necessary conversations surrounding the underrepresentation of female voices, it's a thrill to see this list of tremendous women chosen organically by our selectors," said Lisa Lucas, executive director of the National Book Foundation, in a press release.
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He also hoped that it would increase employee morale and help tamp down the turnover among the company's truck drivers and nighttime "selectors," men who wear insulated suits to protect against the cold working conditions and spend hours on their feet lifting boxes to put together orders.
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But several uncensored sentences appear to indicate how the system works: They suggest that the government supplies its foreign targets' "selectors" — like email addresses — to the network companies that operate the Internet, and they sift through the raw data for any messages containing them, turning over only those.
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In short, the government claims that Section 702 allows it to scan all internet traffic on or traveling through American servers and infrastructure, to then collect all information tied to a massive number of selectors that no judge reviews, to populate databases it then specifically searches for Americans.
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I expected my costume guide to elicit a mixture of laughs and the usual vitriolic spewage of garbage hate tweets from haters with either a Music On logo or an egg as their avatar, who flood my mentions every time I poke fun at people's most prized track selectors.
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So in honor of today's national holiday, we polled some of our favorite selectors like Seth Troxler, J-Cush, and Blondtron, and a few other THUMP friends on not their highest moments with Mary Jane, but the dark, the tragic, and kind of awful things that occasionally lurk beneath the green.
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And that's the greatest takeaway from this season of Fuller House: the producers and selectors that make up fast-paced, cutting-edge world of electronic music are the exact antithesis of the wholesome predictability of Full House's cherished milkmen, paperboys, and evening TV—and thus not long for this world.
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The 12-hour warehouse rave will feature selectors from some of the country's most cutting-edge parties, including Honey Soundsystem (from San Francisco), Wrecked and the Carry Nation (from New York City), Honcho (Pittsburgh), Spotlight (Los Angeles), The NeedlExchange (Washington, DC), Men's Room (Chicago), as well as Detroit's DJ Holographic.
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While BPD refers to large databases of personal information maintained and utilized by intelligence agencies, plugged into their analytics systems (so fully searchable via their 'selectors'), with data, scraped from various public and private/commercial sources, which can include highly sensitive information such as political affiliation, sexual orientation, religion, racial and ethnic origin.
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Whilst it touches on a variety of sounds—be it the pop-library of early Air, or the kind of crisply autumnal folk treasured by selectors like Moonbots, Siba K, and Andy Pye—Gilmore's latest never slips into pastiche or plasticity, a reflection of its creators on-off relationship with music itself.
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Kervorkian moved to New York City in 1975, and quickly found notoriety as a DJ. While it wasn't his chosen profession ("I thought I was going to be a drummer in a band") the city was lacking in both clubs and selectors and the Frenchman found himself able to score regular gigs.
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Putting their focus on seasoned selectors versus the marquee names many associate with the Magic City in March, the brand new party and much loved Wynwood nightclub are welcoming the cavernous crates of Washington, D.C house heads Beautiful Swimmers, NYC disco dude Eric Duncan, and Atlanta's Kai Alcé for a night of brilliant musical selection.
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The NSA's interpretation of FISA allowed it to search the vast firehose of internet data that passed through its wiretaps of fiberoptic cables for certain "selectors," or search terms, and collect that data if any part of the communication passed outside the US—even if one or both people communicating were in fact Americans.
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Obviously throwing two of the best selectors out there together behind the platters at one of the swankiest sushi and small beer spots in east London is always going to be a worthy exercise, but trust us when we say that this might just be the most absurdly enjoyable mix of 2017 to date.
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So for our latest THUMP short, recorded at the BPM Festival in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, we sat down with a wide-ranging cast of selectors and composers—including Gorgon City, Todd Edwards, Superfreq, tINi, and more—to ask the question on everybody's minds: What are the best and worst things about the electronic music scene today?
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Culture:Cuba, our three-part look into the development of dance music on the island, we learned how early electroacoustic music built a bridge for Cuba's first wave of DJs to cross into a new era of machine-led sound, followed by a dive into how those first selectors channeled the socialist country's economic turbulence to develop a nightlife scene.
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" A little later, after a redacted paragraph, it says, "The providers should deliver only communications meeting these criteria to N.S.A." And the report said that "for each source of collection, N.S.A. employs processes to determine whether" — the middle of the sentence is redacted, before it picks up with, "are sending communications only for selectors currently tasked and authorized for collection.
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He has since parlayed these skills into being a full-time wedding DJ—a profession that has historically gotten a bad rap for being cheesy—but how many selectors do you know of who can play Too Short or The Misfits in front of a formally dressed crowd, including a smattering of grandmas and uncles, and pull it off with style?
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Their page features a revolving door of top-notch grabs from their store shelves as well as snapshots of DJs like Ge-ology and Tom Trago gracing their spot for installments in their "Rush Hour Digs" series where selectors pulls record from the store's bins and lay them all down in a one-take mix, bringing their records to life.
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