THIS year marks the 20th anniversary since the release of the iconic film Bend It Like Beckham. The movie has become one of the most famous from the 1990s/2000s era and one of the greatest football films of all time. It received critical acclaim as a result of the movie exploring ideas of race, identity, culture, gender, sexuality, religion and what it was like for British Asians living in the UK.

Drop or Delete Hive Partition You can use ALTER TABLE with DROP PARTITION option to drop a partition for a table. ALTER TABLE some_table DROP IF EXISTS PARTITION(year = 2012); This command will remove the data and metadata for this partition. The drop partition will actually move data to the .Click to see full answer. Considering this, does drop partition delete data?2 Answers. Partitioning scheme is not data. Data itself are stored in files in the partition location(folder).

Hardcore soap opera fans can run down a list of daytime TV’s greatest love stories, and there’s one couple on Days of Our Lives who always makes the list. That would be Bo and Hope! Kristian Alfonso has immortalized the role of Hope on the long-running series and is one of soap TV’s most recognizable faces. In the years that she’s played Hope, she’s kept fans attached to her decades-long story and introduced newbies to the world of Days of Our Lives because of that enduring love story.

Jackie DeAngelis is one of the renowned names in the broadcasting world; she is an American news correspondent, reporter, and anchor for . She is also known for being the host of the TV show . Jackie DeAngelis' Early Life and EducationJackie DeAngelis was born on 18 July 1993 and is currently aged 29. She was born as a younger child of Spanish descent parents. However, Jackie has not disclosed much information regarding her parents and siblings.

TheatreObituaryJohn Gunter obituarySet designer behind the look of many memorable theatre and opera productionsJohn Gunter, who has died aged 77, nine years after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, was responsible for the look of some of the most memorable shows in postwar British theatre: Edward Bond’s stark, poetic and brutal Saved (1965) at the Royal Court, the DH Lawrence trilogy at the same theatre in 1968, Richard Eyre’s glorious 1982 revival of Guys and Dolls at the National Theatre (the stage was a riot of neon-lit Broadway billboards and adverts), and Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell (1989), starring Peter O’Toole, at the Apollo in the West End.