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[ null, "What Apps Can be Removed from iOS 16: Not everyone has noticed, but with each generation, iOS becomes more and more open and customizable. So, in iOS 10, for the first time, it became possible to remove standard applications from the desktop so as not to dirty it – okay, a great way to clean up space instead of creating folders.\n\nIn iOS 15, the tradition has continued – the number of apps available for deletion has increased. So, those who said that iOS 16 has become even more similar to Android were right – you see, at such a pace it will be possible to change any system app into a custom one. However, let’s see what apps can be removed from ios 16why you need it and how to do it right.\n\niOS 16 introduces the ability to delete even more stock apps\n\nWhat Apps Can be Removed from iOS 16?\n\niOS 16 allows deletion from iPhone 29 applications. True, some applications are still not completely removed, but only the home screen disappears, remaining in the application library. When deleted, some content disappears, for example, uploaded podcasts are completely deleted, but all subscriptions remain. The app itself will no longer appear in CarPlay. And if you delete the Watch app, you will see a warning to break the connection with your smartwatch.\n\nNearly 30 built-in apps will be uninstallable in iOS 16!\n\nAlso, if you uninstall the FaceTime or Phone app, you can still receive calls, but Stocks or Weather will no longer be available. However, they are easy to flip: just go to the App Store and find the system app you want, then download it to your iPhone. The list of system apps that can be deleted from iPhones is as follows.\n\niOS 16 added Camera, Clock, Latitude, and Fitness to this list. Admittedly, the camera is only removed from the desktop, and the clock is generally strange to remove from the iPhone. You can also remove the Latitude app, but nothing will change: a system warning appears stating that Find My iPhone will continue to work, and geolocation will also be visible to those you share it with.\n\nOf course, if you think that’s how Apple wants to respect users, then you’re very wrong: the company only respects European law. Two years ago, a law was passed requiring IT companies to add the ability to remove any app from the phone. You may also have noticed that Apple added the ability to install third-party apps due to country requirements when you first boot your device.\n\nHow to Delete Default Apps from iPhone?\n\nPreviously you had to launch apps in a folder so they wouldn’t interfere, but now everything is easier\n\nTo remove the built-in app from iPhone, no further manipulation is necessary. Do it the same way you would with regular programs. Just in case, let’s remember.\n\nIf you have an Apple Watch, after deleting it from your iPhone, the app will also disappear from your smartwatch. In case you need it, you can always restore the app from the app store.\n\nAll standard apps are in the App Store\n\nOn the one hand, deleting apps may seem like a prank, but it’s not: it’s a great way to tidy up your home screen, improve device functionality, and ensure that applications do not duplicate each other. For example, if you already have an email client, Google Chrome, or a streaming service, you’re unlikely to need standard Mail, Safari, or Music.\n\nOn the other hand, some apps aren’t completely removed and can’t be changed, so that’s not of much use – again, just a chance to put things in order: Apple still lets you change only standard mail and browser, but nothing Suite. But we have to wait – one day this opportunity will definitely arise.\n\nIt is said that the Apple Watch will finally have a different shape this year. True or not – time will tell, but we’ve counted at least 3 reasons why the Apple Watch has been rectangular for so long – be sure to read it!" ]
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[ null, "Historian, paleographer\nFlaminia Beneventano della Corte holds a PhD in Ancient Studies. She carries out her research at the University of Siena (Centro di Antropologia del Mondo Antico) where she was awarded her Doctorate (Doctor Europaeus, cum laude) in October 2017, and previously her Master of Arts (2013) and Bachelor (2010) degrees.\nHer interests are mostly related to the anthropology of the classical world, and namely to the topics of the supernatural and the uncanny in ancient Greece.\nHer parallel interests concern the fields of evidence and persuasion - especially addressed from the point of view of pragmatic linguistics - of mythology and of semiotics. Her research has been hitherto conducted between Siena, Paris (EHESS – Centre AnHiMA), London (UCL) and Geneva (Fondation Hardt pour l’étude de l’Antiquité Classique).\nShe also graduated in Greek Palaeography at the Vatican School of Palaeography, Diplomatics and Archives Administration.\nCurriculum" ]
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[ null, null, "Vivid Sydney, Australia’s largest annual light festival, starts today for its sixth year and will transform the city night scape with a canvas of immersive and spectacular light installations, live music and talks.\n\nVivid Sydney is where art, technology and commerce intersect. Vivid Sydney attracted over 880,000 visitors in 2013, of which 11,000 were international visitors.", null, "In a now annual tradition artists, agencies and collectives are invited to use the sails of the Sydney Opera House as a digital canvas – resulting in world-leading illuminated artworks by the likes of Brian Eno (UK) 2009 , Laurie Anderson (USA) 2010 , Superbien (France) 2011, URBANSCREEN (Germany) 2012 , The Spinifex Group (AUS) 2013, and for this year, the award-winning international artists 59 Productions.\n\nFor the 2014 edition of Vivid ” lighting the Sails” at the Sydney Opera House 59 Productions are doing a three-part story about the Opera House, how it was conceived and built.\n\nThe Opera House will grow fur, feathers, scales, and it will turn into molten lava.", null, "”In the decade since their inception, 59 Productions’ work has included the Opening Ceremony of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, the Broadway and West-End record-breaker War Horse, the international exhibition phenomenon David Bowie is, and the acclaimed Go Live world tour for Sigur Rós’ front-man Jónsi.\n\nLauded for developing ‘the most sophisticated use of film in the theatre to date’ (Metro) and creating ‘an entirely new art form’ (The Guardian), 59 Productions will now take the iconic building on a dramatic journey through time – from the birth of architecture and civilization through to the pinnacle of human and technological achievement.", null, null, "Leo Warner commented …. “Our work for the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony, was watched live by audiences of over one and a half billion people, and we have faced challenges from animating the painterly works of master artists through to creating live films on stage. However, Sydney has posed us an entirely new challenge: that of bringing an entire building to life, and making it stand out against one of the world’s most spectacular skylines.”\n\nCombining technology and art to tell amazing stories, the company is poised to follow these groundbreaking works with an ambitious new piece, writ large on one of the most distinctive architectural structures in the world.", null, null, "The Sydney Opera House, Vivid LIVE’s most public event, will mark the start of the festival and will light up from 6pm to midnight until June 9.", null, "Over the last decade, 59 Productions has established itself as a heavyweight collaborator on a range of theatre, opera, fine art, dance and film projects.\n\nThe company is based in London (with an office in New York), and as well as ongoing shows in the West End and Broadway, currently has over a dozen touring and repertory productions in theatres internationally including in Japan, China, Australia, Korea and North America.", null, "As well as providing creative and design services, 59 also has a dedicated research and technical programme which develops practical solutions to help realize new and exciting possibilities in performance.\n\n59 is one of the few companies in the world who take this holistic approach, focusing not just on what a show might look like, but also on how it can be technically delivered.\n\n59 is currently developing it’s own “solo” productions and projects exploring ways in which technology and art can be combined to tell amazing stories.", null, "Leo is one of the founding directors of 59 Productions – one of the world’s leading companies specializing in video and projection design for stage and live event environments.\n\nSince co-founding the company in 2006, Leo and the 59 team have taken leading creative roles on more than 100 shows across the world at venues including The Royal Opera House, The National Theatre, The Royal Court, The Young Vic, English National Opera, The Metropolitan Opera (New York) and theatre festivals in Salzburg, Berlin and Avignon.\n\nIn 2012, Leo led the 59 team that provided the video design and content for the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony.\n\nHe worked with Danny Boyle to realise the Oscar-winning director’s vision, art-directing the video content for all video display systems in the Olympic stadium (including the vast stadium-wide “audience pixel” seat-mounted LED fixtures), and overseeing production by 59’s twenty-strong team of animators, filmmakers, graphic artists and technicians.\n\nLeo has personally undertaken the set and production design for many of these projects, including for Go Live in 2010, and the world premiere of Nico Muhly’s Dark Sisters in New York and Philadelphia in 2011.\n\nHe has also co-directed a number of shows with Katie Mitchell, developing a cinematic-quality live-video process, which has formed the cornerstone to a series of award-winning collaborations across Europe since 2007, many of which remain in repertory in Germany and France today.\n\n2013 saw 59’s first major debut in the museum world with the opening of David Bowie Is at the V&A in London, with the company leading both the creative design and the technical execution of the whole project, which has since toured internationally.\n\nComplementing the company’s “live” work, 59 has an active slate of live action and animated films, including a feature film in development with Film4.\n\nThe company’s last two shorts, A Family Portrait and The Pub were both Oscar long listed and between them have appeared in almost a hundred festivals worldwide.\n\nAs well as joining creative teams in a video-specific role, the company has also led and produced projects including the world tour of the acclaimed Go Live, a rock show for Icelandic singer Jónsi (of Sigur Ros’ fame).", null, "Richard Slaney is one of the Creative Directors at 59 Productions, specialising in interaction and digital design, as well as consultancy on digital strategy for arts organisations.\n\nCurrent projects include Digital Revolution, a new exhibition of digital creativity opening at the Barbican in July 2014 and a new video experience for visitors to the Shakespeare Birthplace Museum in Stratford-upon-Avon\n\nBefore joining 59 Productions, Richard was the Head of Digital for the Philharmonia Orchestra (London) and Managing and Creative Director of Rite Digital, a digital production company owned by the Philharmonia.\n\nRichard’s work and vision was integral in shaping the Philharmonia’s digital innovation and it is this philosophy he brings to his work at 59 Productions.\n\nA music graduate, Richard’s previous projects include PLAY.orchestra; producing the Philharmonia’s Video Podcast series; and bespoke websites and films. In establishing the digital department at the Philharmonia Orchestra, Richard aimed to use technology to allow audiences closer than ever to the heart of the orchestra in unique interactive way.\n\nTogether with Esa-Pekka Salonen, Richard devised and created RE-RITE, the Philharmonia’s interactive audio-visual installation, which won two Royal Philharmonic Society Awards in 2010 and which has toured worldwide.\n\nThe success of RE-RITE inspired another installation with Esa-Pekka Salonen and the Philharmonia, Universe of Sound: The Planets. Based on Holst’s The Planets Suite, this installation premiered at the Science Museum, London as part of the Cultural Olympiad festival in 2012, and was also released on Blu-ray and DVD. Universe of Sound won the 2012 Royal Philharmonic Society Award for ‘Audiences and Engagement’ with the judges citing the project as having “provided a thrilling interactive experience for all ages.”\n\nRichard also led the Philharmonia and Rite Digital’s involvement in a collaboration on The Orchestra, an iPad application that aims to reinvent the orchestra for a new audience, released in 2012 to critical acclaim.", null ]
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[ null, "Born August 10, 1929 in Frostburg, MD, he was the son of the late Robert and Agnes (Murphy) Connor. He was the last remaining member of 7 brothers and 4 sisters. He was also preceded in death by his wife of 63 years Joyce Louise (Burch) Connor and great-granddaughter Allyson Semler.\n\nLeon was a graduate of the 1948 class at Beall High School in Frostburg, MD and attended Frostburg State College in Frostburg, MD. He was self-employed and retired as co-owner of The Carpetman Decorating Shoppe and Viking Men’s Wear in Frostburg, MD. Leon served his country which he loved in the United States Air Force during the Korean War. Due to his great patriotism, he was known in the area for dressing up like Uncle Sam and passing out small American flags and candy in various business establishments all over Hagerstown. He enjoyed traveling, Pirates baseball and his family.\n\nDue to COVID-19, there will not be a public memorial gathering. A private graveside service with military honors will be held at Rocky Gap Veterans Cemetery in Flintstone, MD.\n\nIn lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to a place close to Leon’s heart and something he was proud of being himself – the veterans of our country: Wounded Warriors Project, P.O. Box 758516, Topeka, Kansas 66675-8516 or you may visit their website\n\nTo order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Leon Connor, please visit our flower store." ]
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[ "Ioannis Tsitos, President, commented, \"We continue working to balance throughput volumes with quality of recovery to achieve our goal of free cash flow from operations. In September, we began to see an increase in gold production with improvements in recovery of higher grade mine feed. During Q4, we will be replacing critical pipelines and pumps for improved efficiencies. We look forward to continued improvements in the following months with our focus on achieving operational free cash flow.\"\n\nWhile the average grade has improved substantially with the arrival of the 40-tonne truck and the commencement of production from Pit 4, optimization work to balance quantity of tonnes with quality of recovery continues on the process plant. In September, Goldsource retained the services of Sepro Mineral Systems Corp (\"Sepro\"), the manufacturer of the Eagle Mountain plant, to perform a process audit. Sepro completed the process audit September 18, 2016 and provided recommendations to improve the process plant performance and recovery. In addition, Goldsource has hired an experienced process engineer to focus on further optimization of recovery and performance of the process plant. Preparations for a night shift have commenced, with a partial night shift to be phased in during Q4 2016 and a full night shift expected to be in place within the next six months.\n\nGoldsource plans to release its Q3, 2016 unaudited Condensed Consolidated Interim Financial Statements and Management's Discussion & Analysis – Quarterly Highlights after market close on November 24, 2016. The Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects for this news release is N. 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Such forward‑looking statements concern Goldsource's strategic plans and expectations in the PEA for the development of the Eagle Mountain Gold Project; the amount of future production of gold over any period; cash operating costs per ounce of gold; life of mine; estimated pre-production cost; the amount of expected grades and ounces of metals, gold recoveries mine life and gold production rates of the Eagle Mountain Gold Project; and expectations regarding the Company's ability to manage capital resources and meet working capital requirements. Such forward‑looking statements or information are based on a number of assumptions, which may prove to be incorrect. Assumptions have been made regarding, among other things: conditions in general economic and financial markets; ability to realize the PEA and develop and finance the project; accuracy of the interpretations and assumptions used in calculating inferred mineral resource estimates; availability of mining equipment; availability of skilled labour; timing and amount of capital expenditures; performance of available laboratory and other related services; and future operating costs. The actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward‑looking statements as a result of the risk factors including: the timing and content of work programs; results of exploration activities and development of mineral properties; the interpretation of drilling results and other geological data; the uncertainties of resource estimations; uncertainty as to actual capital costs, operating costs, production and economic returns at the Eagle Mountain Gold Project; reliance on the PEA; and general market and industry conditions. Forward-looking statements are based on the expectations and opinions of the Company's management on the date the statements are made. The assumptions used in the preparation of such statements, although considered reasonable at the time of preparation, may prove to be imprecise and, as such, readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date the statements were made. 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I complained to customer services and they’ve offered me a £10 credit note.’\n\nFor another regular customer, her daily trip from Marylebone to Kensington High Street has more than doubled in price, from £7 to more than £18 in recent weeks.\n\nAre you an Uber driver?\n\nAre you an Uber driver who recently quit the industry?\n\nOn the Uber app, it informs her that prices have risen because of ‘increased demand’.\n\nShe said: ‘I tried to book three times, saw how much it was going to cost me, and then gave up and hailed a black cab. It was six quid cheaper and I didn’t have to wait eight minutes for it.’\n\nLast month, Londoners hit out at Uber for ‘costing more than a black cab’ – but the company insists it has not raised prices in two years.\n\nBritons accused the San Francisco-based firm of hiking fares to the point where they are now more expensive than taxis, which Uber denied.\n\nYaseen Aslam, ex-Uber driver and now president of the App Drivers and Couriers Union, said he wouldn’t be able to survive financially if he had to return to work as an driver.\n\nHe said: ‘I would not survive today if I had to go back to driving.\n\n‘Why do drivers leave the trade? Because of the long hours, the little pay.\n\n‘This is what our gig economy is all about. The market is over supplied and fares are becoming cheaper and cheaper.\n\n‘You have drivers on one side, who feel neglected in their pay, dignity, respect and safety. 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Its revenue from its taxi business almost halved, reports the Telegraph, from approximately $10.7billion (£7.7bn) to $6.1bn (£4.4bn).\n\nWith draconian restrictions easing, passengers have been returning to big cities and looking for familiarly cheap fares from Uber.", null, "At times when demand is high, for instance during rush hour and large events, Uber adds a ‘surge charge’. The company claims that increasing its prices in this way ‘helps ensure that those who need a driver can get one… and it lets the Uber app continue to be a reliable choice’\n\nJames Farrar, a representative at App Drivers and Couriers Union, says there are multiple reasons why drivers left the industry and won’t be returning any time soon.\n\nHe said: ‘The pandemic had a crippling psychological effect on drivers, meaning many turned away from the profession and simply haven’t returned.\n\n‘Look at private hire drivers’ death rates, they were among the highest. The 80 per cent pay they received when they had no work didn’t help with the fixed costs of paying for their vehicles, meaning many had to sell up or face huge debts.’\n\nHe also criticised Uber for changing its pricing model last October from a time and distance-based fare, to a fixed price.\n\nPreviously, trips would show a range of prices to both a driver and a passenger, whereas now an upfront price is displayed based on the best available route for drop-off and pick-up points.\n\n‘Why would a driver take a longer journey when they know they need short, snappy and fast turnaround trips that will make them more money?’\n\nJames also thinks drivers are now more cynical of Uber, considering their response to the 2020 Supreme Court ruling that said drivers must be considered workers and the associated benefits that come with this.\n\n‘Vehicles are more expensive than ever and earnings are lower than ever. 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[ null, "NEXT LEVEL. Blacklist International advances to the upper bracket finals of the M4 World Championship after surviving RRQ Hoshi.\n\nFacebook Twitter Copy URL\nCopied\nThe upper bracket semifinals between Blacklist International and RRQ Hoshi lives up to the hype and peaks with over 4.2 million viewers\n\nJAKARTA, Indonesia – Mobile Legends esports notched a new milestone as the most popular teams from the Philippines and Indonesia broke viewership records in the M4 World Championship.\n\nThe upper bracket semifinals between Blacklist International and RRQ Hoshi on Wednesday, January 11, lived up to the hype and peaked with over 4.2 million viewers according to data provided by analytical agency Esports Charts.\n\nIt shattered the previous record of nearly 3.2 million peak viewers set in M3 a year prior when Onic Philippines swept RRQ Hoshi, 3-0, in the upper bracket semifinals.\n\nThe best-of-five series, which Blacklist International won 3-2, has made M4 the third most-watched esports tournament of all time.\n\nAccording to Esports Charts, Mobile Legends now has four events in the top 10 of the peak viewership list, tying League of Legends.\n\nM4 can still eclipse its own mark with more important matches left to be played until the grand finals on Sunday, January 15.\n\nThere is a possibility that Blacklist International faces another Indonesian squad in the upper bracket finals as it tangles with the winner between Onic Esports and Filipino team Echo.\n\nMeanwhile, RRQ Hoshi is expected to continue drawing millions of viewers even after being dropped to the lower bracket. – Rappler.com" ]
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[ "Animal Soccer World (Das Unglaubliche Fussballspiel der Tiere) is a German film produced and released by Dingo Pictures. It is a ripoff of Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Like many Dingo Pictures productions, it had many negative reviews, and is regarded as the worst of their output, mostly because of the poor English voice acting.\n\nIn a city inhabited by animals, because nothing exciting is happening, the animals start a soccer match. The two teams who shall compete are named \"The Wild Dogs\" and \"The Jungle Kings\".\n\nIn a village inhabited solely by animals, a young dog named Crummel and his lion friend Yovi complain about how boring their lives are. This issue badly affects the jobs of Harry, a bird reporter; Greta, a duck nurse and Samson, a bear candy-seller. Shortly after, Crummel and Yovi calm down a dog named Yeko and a panther named Jeko, who are fighting over a soccer ball. This gives Crummel the idea of playing a soccer match. So, they all agree than within two weeks, Yeko's \"Wild Dogs\" will be playing against Jeko's \"Jungle Kings\".\n\nThe event is announced in newspapers delivered by Puss in Boots and a pelican throughout the region. Harry, Greta and Samson are delighted with the idea of a soccer match, as it will be helpful for their jobs. A trio of birds is amused that Harry wants to carry out his job as commentator, since they think he is too incompetent. Annoyed by their skepticism, Harry dares them to be commentators too, in order to find out who is best.\n\nMeanwhile, Yeko begins organizing his team. Crummel is not allowed to play because of his small size, but interestingly, Yovi is allowed to play despite being about Crummel's size. Instead, Yeko orders Crummel to find Butcher, a bulldog, to play as the goalkeeper. The news of a soccer match arrives to the Lion King, who is also Yovi's father, and announces that he will not be playing due to his age. Crummel finally meets Butcher, who is sympathetic with him and agrees to play with Yeko's team only if Crummel plays as well. Yeko finally agrees to let Crummel in his team, but only as a substitute.\n\nWhen the match is about to begin, some \"hooligans\" show up. Concerned about a possible conflict, the Lion King orders them to stay in \"Area S\" and threatens to eat them if they do not do so. One of the hooligans points out that he truly is a dictator to order such a thing. Rooster's band, composed of a dog, a cat and a donkey, lighten up the atmosphere by singing in Dutch. The animals begin playing.\n\nThe Jungle Kings are the first to match a goal. After Yeko is badly injured, Crummel takes his place, and manages to kick the ball with such precision that not even the Jungle Kings' goalkeeper, an elephant, could stop it. The match ties to one, and the Lion King announces that there will be another one within six weeks. After quitting to play, Crummel and Yovi are befriended again, despite the fact that at no point did enmity arise between the two in the first place.\n\nLike many of the characters in Dingo Pictures films, the characters are mostly unnamed, and even if they are named, their names are usually drowned out by the English voices.\n\nThe movie's logo, used in the original German version", null, "DVD (Sweden)\nAdd a photo to this gallery\n\nTranscript of the movie\n\nRetrieved from \"https://mockbuster.fandom.com/wiki/Animal_Soccer_World?oldid=10762\"\nCommunity content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted." ]
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[ "By and large, the average car is maintained based on a time schedule or the mileage it racks up on the road. Both are a useful rule of thumb for measuring the useful life of lubricants and wear items on the engine. However, in certain applications, vehicles can rack up hours and hours of idle time while doing very little mileage at all. If ignored, the result can be catastrophic engine damage, as evidenced by this haggard Ford diesel shown on YouTube by Ford Boss Me.\n\nThe vehicle in question is a 2016 Ford F550 fitted with the 6.7L Power Stroke engine, with just 27,000 miles on the clock. Reportedly, the vehicle did duty as a tow rig for an auction company. Spending much of its time idling or doing low-speed jobs on the lot, the vehicle rarely saw any high-speed operation or road mileage. Based on appearances, it seems the vehicle may have been maintained according to a typical time or mileage schedule, if it was maintained at all. This ignores the hours spent idling the vehicle, wearing out components and the useful life of the oil and coolant.", null, "The problem with this is that idle time racks up wear on the engine and its fluids regardless of how many miles the vehicle actually does on the road. Thus, Ford recommends different maintenance intervals for vehicles that regularly idle for long periods. The company suggests that 1 hour of idling is equal to roughly 25 miles of driving, and that a vehicle that idles six hours a day should in fact have its oil changed every 30 days. Ford outfits its trucks with an hour meter for this very reason.", null, "Ignoring this results in significant engine damage. In this example, the oil pan shows large amounts of sludge and the oil pickup looks almost entirely blocked. The oil itself is a rich grey-black color, showing it has gone far beyond a reasonable change interval and picked up plenty of little bits of engine along the way. The turbo has also been destroyed from a lack of sufficient lubrication, and a number of leaks have coated the engine bay in a layer of sludge and slime.\n\nThick, black goopy oil that has lost its lubricating properties and is full of wear particles is not what you want floating around your engine. It can clog oil galleries in the engine, wreck bearings, and generally cause havoc in the fine tolerances of a modern motor. The engine as shown is almost certainly junk, requiring a replacement at the costs of tens of thousands of dollars in parts and labor.\n\nIt’s not the worst we’ve ever seen, but it’s still a cautionary tale from which we can all learn from. A vehicle that spends much of its life at idle needs to have that accounted for in its maintenance schedule. Proper attention to regular oil, coolant, and filter changes on an appropriate schedule would have negated this problem entirely." ]
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[ "The rumors were true; video game publisher and developer Ubisoft is benching the Assassin’s Creed franchise this year. In its place the company will launch Watch Dogs 2, a direct sequel to the open-world franchise that it launched in 2014.\n\nThe original focused on hacking an operating system effectively running the entire City of Chicago. Watch Dogs 2, also has hacking mechanics, but they are enhanced. Gamers play as Marcus Holloway, a member of the DedSec hacking group. DedSec is trying to force the less technology-friendly denizens of San Francisco, California into understanding the dangers involved in giving away their data to private companies with their own agendas and motives. Through single-player and co-op missions, players help gain support for DedSec’s cause. Everything is hackable with a tap on Marcus’ phone. Players can hack the electrical system, other smartphones, the communication system and even steer cars remotely. When those methods don’t work, Marcus whips out his Thunderball, a pool ball tethered to a rope that does some serious damage.", null, "Ubisoft confirmed that Watch Dogs 2 is launching this fall for owners of modern consoles. At the same time, the company kicked off Watch Dogs 2 pre-orders so that anyone really excited for the game can make their purchase right now.\n\nWatch Dogs 2 launches on all three modern gaming platforms on November 15th, 2016. Xbox One, PS4 and owners of Windows PCs will be able to purchase the game through whatever platform they prefer or from a retailer.\n\nWatch Dogs 2 pre-orders are complicated. Which version of the game you go with depends on a few factors. First, ask yourself if you really think you’ll want any extra content for the game. If so, you may want to look into purchasing a version of the game that has a season pass. Second, if you’re really a hard core fan, do you want a collector’s edition version? Finally, which platform do you want to play on? That last bit is particularly important with Watch Dogs 2 pre-orders since the game has co-op. You’ll want to go with the platform that most of your friends have.\n\nWatch Dogs 2 Standard Edition costs $59.99 for Xbox One, PS4 and Windows PCs. This version of the game gets you nothing other than the base experience and any pre-order extras that retailers plan to offer.\n\nWatch Dogs 2 Deluxe Edition includes two character customization packs for $69.99. That’s on top of the base game. It’s available on Xbox One, PS4 and Windows PCs too.\n\nWatch Dogs 2 Gold Edition layers in the Watch Dogs 2 Season Pass, the base game and all the other extras. What you’re buying with it is access to every piece of content that’s released for the game after launch. This version costs $99.99.\n\nWatch Dogs 2 Collectors Standard Edition for $109.99 includes a basic copy of the game for PC, Xbox One or PS4, plus a remote control robot taken straight from the game’s story. Holloway uses robots and drones to take on his enemies when the situation calls for it.\n\nWatch Dogs 2 Collectors Deluxe Edition includes the same things that the Collector’s Standard Edition does, but adds in the personalization packs. It costs $119.99.\n\nThe most expensive version of the game is Watch Dogs 2 Collector’s Edition Gold. It comes with the robot, the season pass, the base came and the customization packs for $149.99. Only the console versions will get physical copies at retailers; PC owners will need to purchase a digital download, it seems.\n\nAmazon, GameStop and the UPlay Store all have their Watch Dogs 2 pre-orders available now.\n\nOriginally, Wrench Jr. Robot Editions of the game were going to come to all territories, but supply issues changed that, according to this community post on the Watch Dogs Reddit. For now, Australia and the European Union won’t get Collector’s Edition with Wrench Jr. Robot.\n\nUbisoft recently revealed that the Watch Dogs 2 Season Pass would cost $40 on its own. Buyers get the T-Bone Content Bundle, Human Conditions Mission Pack, No Compromise Mission Pack, Root Access Bundle and the Psychedelic Pack.\n\nIndividual retailers aren’t offering pre-order bonuses this time around. This means that you won’t have to choose between different retailers just to get your hands on a specific extra. That being said, Ubisoft is offering a pre-order bonus of its own.\n\nAnyone that pre-orders the game, anyone at all gets those aforementioned Zodiac Killer bonuses. Zodiac was a notorious murderer, who killed people in the state during the 1960s. He was never arrested and convicted of his crimes. The Zodiac Killer in Watch Dogs 2 is a copycat, a person reenacting those murders for their own sick pleasure. Holloway uses the tools at his disposal to track down the new Zodiac Killer and end his spree.\n\nThe free mission is simply a lure for anyone that’s thinking bout purchasing the game used. Only new copies of the game will have the necessary code, meaning used players will need to purchase the mission outright to experience it.\n\nSony has locked down some exclusive extras for owners of its PS4 console as well. Anyone that places a pre-order for the game through the PlayStation Store gets access to the San Bruno Radio Tower. It offers co-op mission opportunities, the company confirms on its PlayStation Blog. Users also get an Engineer Suit and the ScoutXpedition mission. A special neon Bitflip outfight is exclusively available to PlayStation Plus gamers that pre-order the digital PS4 version. PlayStation Plus is the company’s online gaming subscription service.\n\nUbisoft will definitely have more to say about Watch Dogs 2 as we get closer to the holiday shopping season and its final release." ]
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[ null, "Kate Middleton is one classy woman often described as quite “normal,” but maybe the term ballsy might be more appropriate. According to palace aides after Princess Charlotte’s christening Sunday July 5, the Duchess of Cambridge refuses to attend any more official royal engagements for the rest of the summer. Is Queen Elizabeth planning on retaking control from the Middleton family after Kate puts her foot down?\n\nRumors that Kate was determined to enjoy a longer maternity leave have been brewing since the weeks leading up Princess Charlotte’s birth. People reported a few pals revealed Kate “felt she came back too soon last time. She wants to have that [family] and enjoy it with George and the new baby.” The Duchess returned to making official appearances just a month after giving birth to Prince George, attending the Ring of Fire race in Anglesey, Wales.\n\nKate was rumored to be wavering on attending Queen Elizabeth’s birthday parade, according to various media outlets. However, the Duchess of Cambridge attended Trooping the Color, even sharing a carriage with Camilla Parker-Bowles. Perhaps that was Kate’s peace offering, as Vanity Fair reports Kate will not take on any official engagements for the rest of the summer. Translation – it Kate Middleton doesn’t want to go to an event, she won’t be attending.\n\nPrince William and Kate are due to attend Wimbledon, enjoying the match from the Royal Box. Both the Duke and Duchess have a passion for tennis, recently making plans to move and refurbish the tennis court at Anmer Hall. Prince William will go on to attend official engagements; meeting with families who suffered a loss during London 7/7 attacks on Tuesday, be on hand at the Imperial War Museum to welcome a refurbished Supermarine Spitfire on the museum’s behalf Thursday, and join Queen Elizabeth to watch the RAF flypast marking the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain on Friday.\n\nHow far will Queen Elizabeth let Kate Middleton push her? It’s clear the Middleton middle-class march is continuing, but it’s a safe bet the Queen is probably already planning to regroup and retake control the Middleton family. Anmer Hall has become Kate and William’s haven, where Carole Middleton has inserted herself as de facto monarch. If Kate attends more official engagements, it might be a sign she is bending to the will of the Queen.\n\nWe will certainly be keeping an eye on the royals. What do you think of the Middleton family’s middle class influence on royal protocol? Will Queen Elizabeth put a stop to it or has she given in, admitted defeat to Carole Middleton’s determination to control Kate Middleton and the royal heirs, including of course Prince Willian to a great extent? Let us know in the comments below." ]
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[ "You could easily find yourself mired in programmer debates over code coverage. Here’s one, for instance. It raged on for hundreds of votes, dozens of comments, many answers, and eight years before someone put it out to pasture as “opinion-based” and closed it.\n\nDiscussion participants debated a “reasonable” percentage of code coverage. I imagine you can arrive at the right answer by taking the mean of all of the responses. (I’m just kidding.)\n\nSome of the folks in that thread, however, declined to give a simple percentage. Instead, they gave the obligatory consultant’s response of “it depends” or, in the case of the accepted answer, a parable. I found it refreshing that not everybody picked some number between 50 and 100 and blurted it out.\n\nBut I found it interesting that certain questions went unasked. What is the goal of this code coverage? What problem does it solve? And as for the reasonability of the number, reasonable to whom?\n\nWhat is Code Coverage? (Briefly)\n\nBefore going any further, I’ll quickly explain the concept of code coverage for those not familiar, without belaboring the point. Code coverage measures the percentage of code that your automated unit test suite executes when it runs.\n\nSo let’s say that you had a tiny codebase consisting of two methods with one line of code each. If your unit test suite executed one method but not the other, you would have 50% code coverage. In the real world, this becomes significantly more complicated. In order to achieve total coverage, for instance, you must traverse all paths through control flow statements, such as if conditions, switch statements, and loops.\n\nWhen people debate how much code coverage to have, they aren’t debating how “correct” the code should be. Nor do they debate anything about the tests themselves, such as quantity or quality. They’re simply asking how many lines of code per one hundred your test suite should cause to execute.", null, "The Origins of Worry Over Code Coverage\n\nSo why does anyone start caring about this figure in the first place? To actually try to address a debate over the “reasonable” percentage, you really need to understand the context.\n\nFirst, I’ll take a stab at imagining why the person asking that Stack Overflow question, “sanity,” may have done so. Caveat emptor. I don’t know him at all, so I’m engaging in pure speculation. But a software developer might ask a question like that in order to establish a barometer for self-assessment. I want to make a reasonable investment in my automated test suite, so I want a sanity-check metric to see whether I’m on the right track. In this context, the metric serves as a benchmarking tool for developers.\n\nBut you’ll also see an entirely different archetype ask this same question: leadership. An architect, dev manager, or department head will ask what percentage the team should sustain and then instrument the teams’ codebases for measurement. In this context, the metric serves as a benchmarking tool used on developers. It becomes a de facto part of their performance evaluations.\n\nThe Perils of Well-Intentioned Micromanagement\n\nTo understand how these two contexts differ, I’ll use analogy. Think about a home inspector.\n\nLet’s say that you purchase a house and hire a home inspector. You’re understandably excited when the inspector tells you that the house you’re about to buy is in great shape. So you complete the purchase and move in. And then everything starts falling apart. You feel utterly betrayed by the inspector’s incompetence.\n\nSo the next time you buy a house, you resolve to do things differently. You start to research the elements of a good home inspection, and you find something like this checklist via Google. And then you reason that, while you don’t know all of the details, you can evaluate your next inspector on the basis of what percentage of things on that list he does.\n\nBut to your exasperation, your metric doesn’t seem to help. It turns you that nobody could score perfectly because your prospective house lacks a fireplace or any stucco on the outside. And when you selected the highest-scoring person, it went poorly. It seems that, while he did inspect the highest number of things, he did a bad job of it.\n\nFailing to Solve the Actual Problem\n\nIf you did a post mortem on the inspection process, you’d realize that you failed to address the actual problem. Specifically, you don’t understand home inspections, and you’re in a position of trying to hire and evaluate people that do.\n\nWhen it goes poorly the first time, you give yourself a cursory education in home inspections. Then, you try again, futilely micromanaging the next inspector. Downloading a checklist from the internet and asking the guy to fill it out doesn’t alter the knowledge gap at all. It’s just a lot of sound and fury on your part.\n\nYou need to address the problem of hiring in the dark by finding someone you can trust. And you do that not with haphazardly administered metrics, but through some other strategy, such as looking on Angie’s List or asking friends for recommendations.\n\nThe Dangers of Reductionist Metrics in Software\n\nIt goes no differently in the software world. A manager asking a question like, “What is the right percentage of code coverage?” is the frustrated home buyer evaluating inspectors by “percentage of this checklist completed.”\n\nAnd the developers can hand them fools’ gold just as easily as the inspector saying, “Yep, I totally checked all of that stuff — mark me down for 100%.” They could achieve this by writing a bunch of unit tests that assert nothing and cannot possibly fail.\n\nThat method alone ought to be good for 40% coverage, depending how far it gets before stuff blows up. The dev team, knowing relatively little about unit tests, could spend an afternoon writing things like this and generate a figure that looks awfully nice at a leadership governance meeting.\n\nOf course, developers, unless utterly disenfranchised, rarely engage in anything that starkly cynical. But with a deadline looming and some outwardly imposed code coverage mandate, that makes sense to cut corners … just until they could come back and fix it, of course.\n\nI’m a practitioner of test driven development (TDD) and have been for years. This means that I commonly write code at or near 100% coverage. You’d think I’d take the opportunity to crow about my figure, but I actually don’t even pay attention to my coverage percent. It really doesn’t matter to me.\n\nWhat I do pay attention to, however, is what bits of code don’t have covering unit tests. I treat this code with suspicion because I have no automated proof of how someone expects it to behave. I seek to get it under test.\n\nCode coverage percentage, you see, offers a reductionist proxy for a much more complicated concept that only those steeped in the codebase understand. Where are our blind spots? What does our testing address (or fail to address)? Developers then take that information and use it to make decisions and recommendations about risk, complexity, and design tradeoffs.\n\nWhen developers discuss a “reasonable” code coverage percentage, they’re speaking in a subtle shop language about these blind spots and their implications. If management tries to eavesdrop and appropriate this language, the rich meaning completely evaporates, leaving only an inevitable example of the law of unintended consequences." ]
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[ "With more backs and tight ends involved, will another Penn State wideout step up?", null, "The group text messages have continued all year for Penn State’s wide receivers, and more often than not, there’s someone asking if anyone would like to join in on extra reps on the JUGS machine.\n\n“Whenever one guy gets on the JUGS, he’ll text the group chat like, ‘Anyone wanna get on the JUGS? Anyone wanna join me for some extra work?’ ” sophomore Jahan Dotson said. “Just things like that can try and keep the morale up in the room. I feel like if you have a good attitude, it translates to the field.”\n\nPenn State has at least two definitive playmakers on the offense in receiver KJ Hamler and tight end Pat Freiermuth. They’re the two collecting the bulk of the receptions — with 76 of the team’s 171 catches. They’ve combined for 15 touchdowns, and they’re the two who will continue garnering intrigue from NFL scouts. Hamler’s speed and Freiermuth’s athleticism to go with his 6-foot-5, 256-pound build make them the focal point for opposing defenses and the top targets for new starting quarterback Sean Clifford.\n\nBeyond the one-two punch, though, there’s a noticeable drop-off in targets and production. Dotson has had some big moments, like his breakout game against Buffalo and his 49-yard catch late at Minnesota in which he looked like he was going to score before stumbling to the ground. Dotson has 20 catches on 31 targets, both third-most on the team. But behind the No. 2 wide receiver, reserve running back Ricky Slade is the next player up with 11 receptions.\n\nThere are a few reasons to explain the drop-off in production, and some of them go beyond the simple explanation, which is that the depth in Penn State’s receiving corps needs to continue developing. That part is certainly true. The sooner No. 9 Penn State (8-1, 5-1 Big Ten) can turn the corner in this area, the better, starting Saturday against Indiana (7-2, 4-2 Big Ten).\n\nHead coach James Franklin knows it and said his receivers do, too.\n\n“We’ve got to be more consistent. There’s no doubt about it,” Franklin said. “We’ve got to be more consistent at that last position, there’s no doubt about it. But that gets spread around. I mean, we’ve also missed some throws. We threw some balls into the ground. We threw a post to open the game; that we’ve got to lead the guy so he can run away with a corner on his back hip. That gets spread around. We’ve got to find ways to get those guys involved in a little bit more early in games, as well. I think it’s all of it.”\n\nRedshirt freshman Justin Shorter, the top-ranked receiver nationally in the class of 2018, was expected to make a leap forward, and so far he hasn’t had that breakout moment. He’s also in a series-by-series rotation with redshirt freshman Daniel George, meaning the position is there for the taking, but neither George nor Shorter has grabbed it. Shorter has nine catches for 109 yards on 16 targets. George has six catches for 74 yards on 14 targets.\n\nDeep threat Dan Chisena has just three receptions on 16 targets, nine of which have been termed catchable by Sports Info Solutions. Although he has the speed to separate and has had a step on defensive backs a few times this year, he hasn’t always been able to haul it in. A ball hit off his face mask in tight coverage last week, and in the rain at Michigan State, another shot play to him fell incomplete.\n\nGraduate transfer Weston Carr came to Penn State via Azusa Pacific, a Division II school, to help add depth to the receiving corps, but he’s been a non-factor this season with three receptions. Mac Hippenhammer, whom Franklin mentioned at the start of camp as a player who could help them this season, doesn’t have a catch through nine games. Cam Sullivan-Brown hasn’t played in more than a month because of an injury.\n\nWhether because of inconsistencies or injuries, it’s all adding up to handcuff the offense.\n\n“Like they had with (Chris) Godwin a few years ago, they had so many different receivers on that team, that allowed them to really be a dynamic offense,” ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit said last week on a conference call. “Even though Saquon (Barkley) got a lot of the attention, they had a lot of weapons. And right now I think that’s where they’re, to me, they’re growing. Because you have Hamler and Dotson and Freiermuth, and then there’s a big drop, and I think in an era of offensive football, they need five, six, seven options at the skill spots, not two or three. … Obviously they have some pretty good players, but the depth of that spot I think is key when you look at some of the premier offenses and teams that are ranked in the top in the country.”\n\nWhat is also different about this Penn State offense is the use of the running backs in the passing game. It was something Penn State came into the season wanting to do more of and something that Miles Sanders brought up in his exit interview last winter. He thought he’d catch more passes than the 24 receptions he had last year. Barkley did the year prior, hauling in 54 passes during a season that ended with Penn State winning the Fiesta Bowl.\n\nThrough nine games this year, Penn State’s running backs have 32 catches — two more than they did all of last season. They’re on pace to have roughly 46 receptions this season. For comparison, Hamler led the team in receptions last year and finished with 42 catches. In 2017, four players finished with 50-plus catches, led by tight end Mike Gesicki’s 57.\n\n“It’s probably an area we can still get better, but those guys have been good,” Franklin said of the backs. “We have plays to be able to put those guys in position to make plays, and sometimes it’s just how the coverage and the read goes, whether it gets to them or not.”", null, "Penn State has also relied more this season on its two-tight end personnel grouping. According to Sports Info Solutions, the Lions have thrown 27 passes with two tight ends on the field, compared to 17 last year and just one in 2017.\n\nPairing Freiermuth with fifth-year senior Nick Bowers, who has battled injuries in his career, has been effective, as Bowers has eight receptions with two touchdowns. It’s something they’ve wanted to do for a few years but haven’t had the right personnel to make it work. Now, given the inconsistencies of the wide receiving corps, they’re fortunate to have depth at tight end.\n\nStill, even with more backs and tight ends involved in the passing game, it’s hard not to wonder what this offense could look like if it had more reliable depth among the wide receivers. The Lions have preserved redshirts for freshmen John Dunmore and TJ Jones, but these next four games carry a lot of weight for how the receiving corps shakes out in the future. Momentum is important, and that’s why Franklin would love to get another receiver going early in a game to try to build their confidence.\n\nKeep in mind that after this season, there could be an NFL decision to make for the redshirt sophomore Hamler. The possibility of the receiving corps not having him down the road is all the more reason why getting wide receivers beyond him going has to happen soon.\n\n“At the end of the day, when the ball comes, you know, you’ve got to make the plays and we have all of the faith and confidence that we can do it and that they can do it,” Franklin said. “We’ve just got to bring it out in them more.”" ]
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[ null, "Eleven episodes into Season 10, and the first pieces of the giant puzzle known as the Top 24 on \"American Idol\" started to come together last night. (Sorry, I couldn't resist at least one blatant Beatles reference…)\n\nBut in order to get there, the 61 contestants who survived the brutal Hollywood round had just 24 hours to practice a song by the Fab Four and perform under the spotlight on the same Vegas stage where the Cirque du Soleil show \"Love\" is running.\n\nFor some, that meant having to deal with the wrath of mean old Peggy, the \"vocal coach from hell.\" If you thought the trainers on \"The Biggest Loser\" were tough, you have to meet this woman.\n\n\"Sing, damn it!\" she barked out to two terrified young singers during their rehearsal. \"Do it from the top, and don't make a mistake!\" She then gave Thia Megia and Melinda Ademi a nice vote of confidence before they headed to the Vegas stage: \"Guess what?\" she snapped in her witch-like tone. \"You're gong to die up on the stage in front of all those people!\" She was serious.\n\nIn addition to wondering whether Thia and Melinda would crack under pressure, I had some other questions running through my mind. My first thought: What the heck is country singer Scotty McCreery, the 17-year-old kid with the ultra-deep voice, going to do when he finds out there are no Beatles songs that start out with these lyrics: \"Baby lock the door and turn the lights down low. Put some music on that's soft and slow…\"", null, "AmericanIdol.comHow did Ashley Sullivan hold up under the pressure in Vegas last night on 'American Idol?'\n\nMy second thought: How will that blonde basket case, Ashley Sullivan – the \"emotional time bomb, in the frank words of Ryan Seacrest -- hold up in Vegas?\n\nWell, turns out young Scotty did just fine. He even hit some high notes. And Ashley did NOT break down last night. Instead, she got married. Yep, she and her boyfriend headed to the chapel -- the same one where Britney Spears got married, in case you didn't hear Ashley say that repeatedly -- and tied the knot. Their witness: An Idol cameraman named Dave.\n\nBut before she got married, Ashley seemed to take some charm school lessons from the vocal coach from hell. She basically threatened her boyfriend not to bail out on her. “If you have cold feet, I don’t care. You’re going through with it (the wedding),” she told him in the limo on the way to the chapel. ”Or I’ll kill you in your sleep.”\n\nI’m pretty sure she was serious. I feel bad for the guy. He just came back from a tour of duty in Iraq, and now he has to deal with the psycho babe from hell.\n\nI’m not a huge Beatles fan, but I do like a lot of their songs. I figured it would be fun to hear the Idol contestants take a crack at singing all those classics.\n\nUnfortunately, aside from a few good performances in which the singers put their own vocal spin on the Beatles tunes, most of the highly touted Vegas round was, in my humble opinion, just one big karaoke night.", null, "View full sizeAmericanIdol.comAshthon Jones was among the first five contestants named to the Top 24 on Season 10 of 'American Idol.'\nMOVING ON TO THE TOP 24\n\nDon't get confused. Even though last week Ryan Seacrest told us the field of 100 would be cut in half -- down to 50 -- in Hollywood, it turns out the actual number was 61. (Who was the genius who came up with that odd number?)\n\nSo, last night, after performing at The Mirage in Vegas, the field was cut from 61 to 40. After that, the singers headed back to L.A. for a final solo. Then came the first batch of “final judgments,” those tense meetings where the Idol judges break the news to the Idol hopefuls.\n\nOnly five singers were told last night that they made it to Season 10's Top 24: Ashthon Jones of Nashville, Clint Gamboa of Long Beach, California, Haley Reinhard of Milwaukee, Naima Adedapo of Milwaukee and Paul McDonald of Huntsville, Alabama.\n\nThe rest of the field will be announced tonight, during another two-hour episode on Fox. Will J-Lo be there? (read below)\n\nFoxEnd of the road: Carson Higgins was eliminated from 'American Idol' in Vegas.\n\n• These are among the contestants who got cut in Vegas, when the Top 61 was pared down to the Top 40: Ashley Sullivan (the psycho bride), Carson Higgins (the goofy California actor),, Caleb Hawley, Denise Jackson, Melinda Ademi, Molly DeWolff (the White House intern who fell off the Idol radar during Hollywood Week and suddenly reappeared last night),\n\n• These are among the singers who got cut after the Top 40 performed in L.A.: Alex Ryan (the Bergen County high school kid with the spiked hair), Chris Medina, Deandre Brackensick, Hollie Cavanaugh and LaKeisha Lewis.\n\nChris Medina's final judgment turned out to be another emotional moment, just like his heart-tugging backstory: His strong devotion to his fiancée, who was paralyzed after a bad accident.\n\nJennifer Lopez broke down in tears last night after she told Medina he didn't make it to the Top 24. \"I didn't want to tell him no,\" she sobbed. \"I felt so bad…\"\n\nShe then told fellow judges Steven Tyler and Randy Jackson: “I don’t want to do this anymore.”\n\nWith those words, the screen faded to black, and the suspenseful words “To Be Continued” popped up on the TV screen. Oh the drama… As if any Idol fans out there really think J-Lo is gonna leave the show, or not continue with the final judgments.", null, "FoxThree 'American Idol' contestants from New Jersey -- Alex Ryan of Glen Rock, Casey Schuber of Toms River and Matthew Suyat of East Orange -- were among the 61 singers who made it to the Vegas round.\n\n• Alex Ryan, 18, of Glen Rock – He made it to the Vegas round and was shown on TV a few times last night… finally. He survived the cut from 61 to 40, but unfortunately he didn't get picked for the Top 24.\n\n“The toughest part of the whole experience,” Alex said after he was eliminated, “is definitely knowing that I’m gonna have to watch the show and see all these people that I’ve made friends with move on in the competition.”\n\nStrange TV editing: For some odd reason, when the judges announced the first group of seven contestants who made it to the Top 40, they read only six names out loud. But Alex Ryan was clearly standing up with the other contestants – and I counted 7 -- and he was celebrating the news. Wonder why his name was the only name not announced?\n\n• Casey Schuber, 17, of Toms River – She made it to the Vegas round, but we didn't see her on TV last night.\n\n• Matthew Suyat, 24, of East Orange – He made it to the Vegas round, but we didn't see him on TV last night.\n\n• Aaron Sanders, 26, of Teaneck? We just added him to our Jersey list last night. The official Idol list of Vegas contestants lists Sanders' hometown as Atlanta, but last night his hometown was listed as Teaneck, N.J. on the TV screen. (We're guessing he recently moved to the Garden State) Anyway, Aaron performed in Vegas and sounded good. No word yet on whether he made it to the Top 24.\n\n• Jesse Stearn, 24, of Toms River – He made it to Hollywood Week but was cut after the first round.\n\n• Shannon Livewell, 17, of West Deptford – She made it To Hollywood Week but was cut after the group performances.\n\n• Tiffany Rios, 22, of Morris Plains/ Parsippany – She made it To Hollywood Week but was cut after the group performances.\n\n• Erica Colon, 18, of Sicklerville – She made it to Hollywood Week.\n\n• Janine McElhone, 18, of Bloomfield – She made it to Hollywood Week.\n\n• Sade Mitchell, 15, of Jersey City – She made it to Hollywood Week.\n\nThursday, Feb. 24, 8 p.m. on Fox – The remaining spots in the Top 24 are expected to be revealed. But before that happens, will J-Lo have a meltdown?\n\n• From San Francisco to Hollywood" ]
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[ "You are here: Home / Articles / Special Populations / Dyslexia in the Classroom", null, "The word dyslexia has unfortunately been used, abused and misused throughout the years which has made teachers, administrators, and school psychologists resistant to using this word, but dyslexia does have one definition and there are specific symptoms associated with dyslexia. The bottom line is that is does exist, not matter what name people give it (i.e specific learning disability, etc). In fact, according to Sally Shaywitz (2003) it’s prevalence is actually one in five children, which is twenty percent. Think about that. Twenty percent of the school population has dyslexia – to some degree. Dyslexia, in the simplest terms, is a difficulty with phonological processing that makes it challenging to decode words, spell, and comprehend what has been read. For those with double deficit dyslexia, they also have difficulty with rapid naming, which makes it difficult for them to names things (letters, etc) which makes the impedes fluency. Some students have both; some just one. But the purpose of this article is to debunk some common myths while also providing the correct information along the way.\n\nDyslexia in the Classroom\n\n“They see the letters or words backwards.” Although this has been a running joke on countless sitcoms, comedy stages and just around the dinner table, it is totally untrue. People with dyslexia see letters and words the same way those without dyslexia do, they just take an alternate neurological route to connect that letter with its appropriate sound. It takes them longer and sometimes they don’t allow themselves the time to process that information and guess, which makes it appear as though they are seeing a different letter. This is why allowing struggling students the time to process their answer is paramount for them to give a correct response. We have to teach them to allow themselves the processing time as well.\n\n“If they read more over the summer, they would improve.” I have seen comments made on the report cards of struggling readers by well-meaning teachers that say something to the effect of, “If he just read more this summer he would improve his reading.” To steal a line from Richard Lavoie, the kid with dyslexia is working harder than anyone else in that class. The student with dyslexia takes twice as long to read as the child without dyslexia. They do not have an intellectual deficit or a motivational problem (although after years of failure this could come into play) they understand what they read, they have opinions about what they read, they just may not be able to read as quickly. What they need over the summer is an intensive intervention implemented by a trained professional, not to be told to read more.\n\n“Let’s wait until the third grade to have him tested.” No, no, no. Dyslexia is not something that is outgrown, in fact once kids hit the third grade, or even worse yet, the fourth grade, they have are having significant difficulty that may be starting to affect their emotional health. The key to helping someone with dyslexia is to have them identified as early as possible. The introduction of Response to Intervention (RTI) is a positive step in the right direction, provided the student is not released from the program too soon. But the main point here is that waiting is never a good idea for a child with dyslexia.\n\nThose with dyslexia and those that love them tend to find the school system overwhelming and frustrating, if those that work with them start to become educated about what approximately twenty percent of their students are dealing with may just be the difference between liking school and not liking school.\n\nThe Lowdown on Dyslexia\n\nDyslexia and the Special Education Law\n\nDr. Kelli Sandman-Hurley is the co-founder of the Dyslexia Training Institute and the San Diego Learning Center. She is an adjunct professor of reading and has her doctorate in Literacy from the University of San Diego and San Diego State University." ]
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[ null, "Kizer is gracing a pair of current models with line expansions. The T1 makes the jump into the Vanguard line with a budget-conscious variation, while the Assassin gets scaled up for an XL sequel.\n\nIf you’re new to Kizer, “Vanguard” is their designation for budget-oriented models, while “Bladesmith” denotes the premium ones. Some models stick to one or the other classification, and the original T1 was one such knife. Designed by Uli Hennicke, it was handsome, robust, and well-crafted, with an EDC-sized 3.2-inch drop point blade and full titanium scales.\n\nThe Vanguard T1 makes the expected changes to materials, but keeps the general dimensions. Its drop point blade is made from 154CM instead of S35VN, so there will be a drop in cutting performance, albeit not a dramatic one – it’s easy to forget these days, but not so long ago 154CM was considered a super steel itself! Meanwhile the scales are made from contoured canvas Micarta instead of titanium, which also means a liner lock instead of a frame lock. The swap here results in a pretty significant weight savings; whereas the titanium Vanguard was north of 4 oz., the Vanguard flavor should come in at a nimbler 3.6 oz.\n\nThe original Assassin, designed by Carlos Elstner, is a bit newer than the T1, having originally released in 2020. An EDC flipper, we’ve seen it in both Bladesmith and Vanguard versions; the latter came equipped with a button lock, which is replicated here on the Assassin XL, as are the rest of that version’s materials: 154CM steel and green canvas Micarta scales.\n\nWith a blade length of 3 inches, the original Assassin models weren’t exactly small, but the XL brings the length up to 3.4 inches. As with most XL variations of EDC knives, the added blade length doesn’t completely change the way in which the knife is used, but rather, pushes its capabilities towards the more demanding end of the spectrum chores, at the sacrifice of some portability.\n\nBoth the Assassin XL and Vanguard T1 are coming soon.", null, null, "Overlanding is a lot of fun, but it can also be expensive", null, null, null ]
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[ null, null, "The Parrot OS home page [1] lists four major concerns: security, software freedom, a lightweight system, and cross-platform portability. To these concerns, it also adds a thorough development stack and the goal “to push newbies into good habits.” Of all these concerns, Parrot is best known for being security conscious. However, it succeeds in all of these concerns to a degree. In particular, by making privacy and security tools part of the standard install, Parrot is probably most successful in pushing all users – not just newbies – into better security habits.\n\nBased on Debian Testing, Parrot OS is a rolling release, with packages updated as soon as they have been tested, although official releases are periodically released as well. It also offers a choice of MATE or KDE Plasma as a desktop environment. Parrot requires 256MB of RAM, making it lightweight by modern standards and suitable for older systems as well as new ones. Its goal of cross-platform portability is seen in the number of downloads available. The Home Edition is for general users (Figure 1), and the Security Edition is for penetration testing and other security work and programming (Figure 2). Both the Home and Security Editions run virtually in Boxes and include images for VMware and VirtualBox. The Security Edition includes variants for IoT and cloud appliances. Parrot OS also offers a Pwnbox version that runs in a web browser and an ARMv7 architecture version. In addition, the installation images for the Home and Security Editions include a Live version. Installation is via the Calamares installer (Figure 3), one of the simplest installation methods available for distributions.\n\nParrot OS’s most notable feature is its software selection. Only a handful of productivity applications are available, such as LibreOffice and Gimp, in keeping with the basic security principle of installing the minimum software required in order to reduce the opportunities for possible attacks. Beyond these basics, users should install only the software they require. Even the game menu is limited to a 2D chess game – a hint, perhaps, at the intellectual users that Parrot expects to attract." ]
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[ "An Image of a Retail Box Reveals HTC Desire 12 Specs\n\nThe new upcoming HTC smartphone is likely a mid-range smartphone with a 18:9 display\n\nPreviously reliable tipster Evan Blass on his twitter handle @evleaks earlier claimed that Chinese smartphone manufacturer HTC will be launching another smartphone dubbed as the HTC Desire 12. Today the news is confirmed as an image of a retail box of the smartphone with specs was leaked online giving the first look at the upcoming smartphone.\n\nAccording to the retail box, the HTC Desire 12 will feature a 5.5 inch with an 18:9 aspect ratio and an HD+(1440 x 720 pixels) resolution. It will be powered by a 64-bit Quad-Core MediaTek chipset coupled with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB internal space with expandable option up to 2 TB with a micro SD card. It offers a 12 MP camera at the rear that can shoot 1080p videos while the front offers a 5 MP camera for selfies and video calling. It is backed by a 2730 mAh battery and has support for Dual SIM (2 nano + micro SD), Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, and Bluetooth.\n\nThe news is first reported by Android Authority who also obtained the image. The image, however, fails to mention the operating system, pricing, launch date and details about the look and design of the smartphone. The new retail box leak suggests the launch is at the door. So a photo leak/ render or appearance at benchmarking website shouldn’t be surprising. There is a great chance of HTC unveiling the smartphone at MWC (Mobile World Congress) 2018 to be held in Barcelona, Spain at the end of this month. The company has been struggling lately, and with this new launch, it’s expecting to turn the tables around.", null, null ]
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[ "Dating a Spanish woman: 7 things you need to know\n\nOkay. We respect that.\n\nBut you can find a things that are few ought to know.\n\nI’ve written before concerning the great things about dating individuals from other countries.\n\nAnd Spanish girls in many cases are gorgeous, passionate, joyous… Everything a guy could desire.\n\nBut you should know: beautiful, passionate and joyous is not the whole story before you pack your bags and hop on the first flight to Madrid.\n\nBecause really, dating Spanish is quite complicated – ask me personally the way I understand.\n\nMy pal Nina over at Nina’s Sweet Adventures has written a write-up about dating Spanish guys. And influenced by her, we figured I’d make my share into the discussion…\n\nNeedless to say, long disclaimers at the start of websites are typical the rage today, so lemme just say: Yes, I’m generalizing. Clearly not absolutely all Spanish women can be just like the 4 or 5 Marias that I’ve dated.\n\nMe a comment and tell me where I’m wrong if you’ve dated dozens and dozens of espaГ±olas, please leave. If you’re married to 1, good work. If you prefer genuine data, go study sociology.\n\nAnd another further disclaimer: if you’re the sort of individual who believes it is my civic duty as a foreigner to never state such a thing negative about Spain or Spanish people, you probably won’t similar to this article.\n\nTherefore without further ado, listed below are 7 things you need to know before dating a girl that is spanish.\n\nSummertime getaway means a complete lot of items to lots of differing people.\n\nNever to Spanish girls, though.\n\nFor them, it just means something.\n\nBe forewarned: in the event that you go into a critical relationship with a Spanish girl, it is possible to bid farewell to other summer plans… you’ll be spending your holiday breaks at the coastline so long as the connection persists.\n\nOr – if you’re also less that are lucky her pueblo.\n\nThat you absolutely must date a Spanish girl, your only hope is to try to find one with a particularly nice pueblo – or parents who own a beach house in Marbella if you’ve decided.\n\nI recall a 40-something professional telling me personally, years back, exactly how fortunate I happened to be to possess a gf from a city of 10,000 individuals, in a area that is nice.\n\nTheir spouse ended up being from some dusty village of 200 souls in Murcia, 90 mins’ drive from the coastline.\n\nAnd therefore ended up being where he had been condemned to blow their vacations, till death do us component: resting on a sofa-bed when you look at the type or form of destination where Clint Eastwood might have gone to movie a spaghetti Western.\n\nIn the event that you don’t, for many explanation, enjoy investing three months of each summer time with sand your asscrack and bored to rips in Benidorm…\n\nOr watching dogs that are mangy themselves on the town square of Villafranca de Ojetes, populace 22…\n\nWell, perchance you should seek out a lady of some other nationality.\n\n(See? we said I became gonna do a lot of generalizing.)\n\nNearly all of my worldwide buddies right here in Madrid think purchasing a car within the town is that is insane at minimum unneeded. And since we frequently result from places without any general public transport, we’re happy to seize the metro or an occasional taxi.\n\nWalking out of our home and achieving may be awaiting us seems glamorous and European – very nearly James-Bondish.\n\nBut, for the normal Spanish guy, a car is a sizable an element of the seduction procedure.\n\nBecause and even though he’s years out of college… he lives aware of their moms and dads!\n\nSimilar to being an adolescent again, appropriate?\n\nSpanish girls: their notion of a hot date is making away on a workbench all afternoon. If you’re able to fare better than that, you’re into the game!\n\nIn Spain, it does not matter if you’re 35. You will be unemployed and residing in the home – resting on a twin bed shaped|bed that is twin} like a racecar, also – and nobody will think it is strange.\n\nMany people blame the economy, the housing market, or", null, "Anyhow, Spanish girls are widely used to dating guys whom own vehicles – or who are able to at the very least borrow one from Dad whenever he’s ready for a few action.\n\nBut worry that is don’t. You’ve got a leg up on the competition if you’re in your 20s or 30s and carless, but somehow manage to scrape together the money to rent a room in a shared flat.\n\n‘Cause final time we examined, intercourse in vehicles had been pretty embarrassing.\n\nIt had been around 2001 – and I also ended up being an adolescent.\n\nWe don’t see most of what are the results inside Spanish families. Therefore I’m certainly not yes just how it takes place.\n\nBut let’s simply state females through the Southern of Europe are widely used to expressing by themselves and speaking about the way they feel – often at high amount.\n\nYou may see her do so with buddies – shouting and waving her arms, in a combined group of 9 individuals who are all speaking simultaneously.\n\nNobody’s always mad. Spanish individuals just converse in tones that noise (to us anglophones that are timid like some one losing their shit.\n\nShould you somehow get to be the target for this conversational shouting – and you’ll, in the event that relationship persists much longer than several hours – a very important thing to complete is simply inhale.\n\nDon’t go on it physically. It might not be a quarrel – at least by her meaning.\n\nShe’s probably simply never ever had some body inside her life inform her to calm straight down. Other Spaniards will let her shout – then just shout louder to be heard.\n\nHe whom speaks loudest – and that isn’t afraid to interrupt or talk over individuals – wins.\n\nShe’s that is always late get used to it\n\nNeedless to say, as a Buddhist, we practice compassion and patience on the reg." ]
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[ null, "In reply, Rajshahi Royals chased down the target scoring 136 for one in 18.2 overs.Royals made a good start as their opener Hazratullah Zazai of Afghanistan pairing with Liton Das contributed 62 runs in the opening stand to make a good foundation of their innings.\n\nZazai remained unbeaten on 56 off 47 with five fours and three sixes while Shoaib Malik scored run-a ball 36 with three fours and one six.\n\nFor Dhaka Platoon, national opener Tamim Iqbal again failed to impress the spectators in the match.\n\nAfter the World Cup 2019, Tamim played only four games- three ODIs in Sri Lanka and one First-class game in the National Cricket League. So it was important for him to make good knock in BPL, but the southpaw failed to do so.Anamul Haque Bijoy was the best batsman for Dhaka hitting 38 off 33 balls with one four and two sixes, Jaker Ali hit 21 off 19 with two fours.\n\nBut the batsmen like Ariful Haque, Thisara Perera and Shahid Afridi failed to impress.\n\nPerera and Ariful scored one and five runs respectively while former Pakistani captain Shahid Afridi back to the pavilion with a golden duck.\n\nLater, Ravi Bopara was adjudged man of the match for his one wicket haul conceding 15 runs in three overs." ]
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[ null, "Fridtjof Nansen and Hjalmar Johansen in kayaks at Franz Josef Land in July 1896. From the photo archive of the National Library of Norway\n\nEmployees of the Russian Arctic National Park discovered that the peninsula on the northern edge of Eva-Liv island at Franz Josef Land wasn’t a peninsula at all, but a glacier stretching into the sea that now has melted.\nRead in Russian | Читать по-русски\nBy\n\nOnly a small portion of the glacier is still visible above the sea, while a three-kilometer-wide strait has formed.\n\nWhat previously was believed to be a small peninsula, formed like a hare’s ear, is simply not there anymore, drone images from this summer shows.\n\nThe island is the northernmost on Russia’s archipelago of Franz Josef Land, a part of the Arctic where climate changes make radical redrawing of geographical facts as glaciers withdraw.\n\nIt was the two Norwegian explorers Fridtjof Nansen and Hjalmar Johansen that first came to the island in 1895.\n\nNansen, who wrongly believed it was two separate islands connected with a glacier, decided to name them after his wife Eva and daughter Liv. Today, the official name is Eva-Liv island.\n\nNansen and Johansen spent the winter 1895/96 on the northern tip of Franz Josef Land after they had left their ship “Fram” in an attempt to reach the North Pole on skies.\n\nIn May 1896 they left their winter-shelter and continued south along the islands of the archipelago in two kayaks until they reached Cape Flora in mid-June. There, they met the British explorer F. G. Jackson, who took them back to Norway on board his ship “Windward” which made port call to Vardø in August the same year.\n\nRussian National Park informs about the vanishing glacier that formed the small peninsula. The first melting was discovered in 2017, but this summer while exploring the area in a zodiac, it became evident that there was no land under the glacier.\n\n“Due to climate changes, the forms of the glaciers at Franz Josef Land are rapidly changing,” the national park Russian Arctic writes on its portal. The staff says they are expecting to discover many more geographical changes in the time to come.\n\nLast fall, the Barents Observer reported about the discovery of a new island north at Novaya Zemlya that previously had been hidden underneath a glacier now rapidly retreating.\n\nAlso at Norway’s Svalbard archipelago is a melting glacier about to change the landscape. Like at the southern part of Spitsbergen island, where the front of Hornsundbreen (Hornsund glacier) is retreating every year and will eventually open a new strait between the Barents- and Greenland Seas." ]
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[ null, "In Whipseey and the Lost Atlas you play as Alex. While reading a book he is sucked into it and transported to a strange world. He is also transformed into a small pink character known as Whipseey. In order to return home and to his human form, Alex must discover the secrets behind the Lost Atlas which transported him to the strange world. This involves exploring the world of Whipseey to find the key to returning home.\n\nIf the trailer and screenshots didn’t already make it pretty obvious, Whipseey and the Lost Atlas is your traditional 2D platformer. The goal of each set of levels/worlds is to reach the end of the world and defeat the boss to proceed to the next world. Each world consists of a set of stages with most worlds having ten to twenty stages. The length of these stages can differ from just one screen to a pretty long scrolling stage. In order to make it to the next stage you need to jump over obstacles and make it over pits. This is pretty much what you would expect out of your typical 2D platformer. When you reach the edge of a stage you will enter a door which takes you to the next stage.\n\nIn addition to your typical platforming gameplay you also get access to a whip. This whip can pretty much be used at any time. It can be used to latch onto rings in the world to swing across long gaps. It is mostly used for combat though. The combat in Whipseey and the Lost Atlas is pretty typical of the genre. You can jump on enemies heads which usually stuns them. You can also use the whip to hit enemies which will destroy them. Most enemies only take one hit to be killed, but some require you to hit them multiple times or when they are in a specific state. When enemies are killed they drop coins/jewels. These coins give you another life when you acquire 100. These extra lives are important because you are only given five lives plus the lives you acquire to complete the entire world. If you lose your last life you have to begin again at the beginning of the world.\n\nI think the main reason that I enjoyed Whipseey and the Lost Atlas is that the controls are simple and responsive for the most part. The game basically has three controls. You move back and forth, jump, and use your whip. Despite only having three mechanics, the game does a good job using them to make a fun gameplay experience. The controls work well most of the time as the only times I had any issues were when I used the whip in the air. These issues were rare as well. The jumping mechanics are satisfying and whipping enemies is surprisingly fun. The key to a good platformer is responsive controls, and Whipseey and the Lost Atlas does a good job with the controls.\n\nOther than the controls I also really liked the atmosphere created in Whipseey and the Lost Atlas. One look at the game and you can tell that it was inspired by 1980s and early 1990s platformers. The worlds are colorful, unique and cute. The main character of Whipseey reminds me a lot of Kirby. Even the enemy designs and locales remind me a lot of games like Kirby and other similar 2D platformers. The game’s pixel artwork and cute style are charming. Each world looks unique and is something you want to explore. I will say that the story is pretty basic though. You pretty much get an opening group of pictures outlining the basic story and another set of images at the end of the game. While I wish the story was a little deeper, this is not that surprising as games from the era that the game is emulating didn’t have particularly deep stories.\n\nNext lets talk about the boss fights. These boss fights generally involve avoiding the enemy’s attacks and whipping them until they run out of health. Each enemy has a set of attacks that you have to recognize and avoid in order to win the fight. These boss fights are pretty good. The bosses are quite creative in their design and their special attacks. The key to each boss fight is finding the tells for each attack and how to avoid them. The boss battles require you to hit the boss quite a few times so it is key to avoid the attacks as your health otherwise won’t last. Once you learn how to avoid the attacks though the fights become pretty easy. You just wait out the attacks and then hit them until they are defeated.\n\nSpeaking of difficulty I would say that is it one of the issues that I had with the game. It doesn’t ruin the game but I wouldn’t consider Whipseey and the Lost Atlas to be a particularly difficult 2D platformer. The jumps are pretty easy as the game gives you plenty of space where you don’t need to perfectly time a jump. When you factor in the glide ability you probably aren’t going to die that much due to the platforming mechanics. This is a good thing as each time you fall into a pit you lose a live and have to restart at the beginning of your current stage. The combat isn’t all that difficult either. As you can kill most enemies with just one hit, you can kill most of them before they even pose any danger to you. The only time you will probably take damage from the enemies is while jumping and landing. Anyone with any experience with 2D platformers probably won’t have too much trouble with Whipseey and the Lost Atlas. If you are looking for an easier platformer you should enjoy your time with Whipseey and the Lost Atlas as this won’t be a big issue. You might feel a little disappointed though if you are looking for a challenging game though.\n\nI would honestly say that most of your deaths in the game will come from what I call “cheap deaths”. What I mean by cheap deaths is being pushed into pits or obstacles that are immediate deaths. At points in each world there are areas where enemies like to sit at the edges of platforms and hit you when you try to land on the platform. The damage itself isn’t bad, but them knocking you back is a big problem. They will regularly hit you back far enough that you will fall down the pit. I would say that around 90% of my deaths in the game came from these type of situations. While these situations add some difficulty to the game, they can also become frustrating and feel a little cheap. They wouldn’t be so bad except when you lose your last life you are sent back to the beginning of your current world. Instead of these type of deaths I wish the game would have just made the rest of the game more difficult.\n\nWhipseey and the Lost Atlas being quite easy leads to my biggest issue with the game. While I enjoyed my time with the game, it ended far too quickly. I literally completed the entire game in an afternoon. The game has five worlds and around 100 stages. A hundred stages might sound like a lot but most can be beat in less than a minute with some only taking seconds. This means that each world only takes 5-10 minutes to beat if you don’t die and have to restart. When you factor in deaths and restarts the time goes up some. If you were to be able to beat all of the worlds on your first or second attempt you could probably beat the whole game in around 30 minutes to an hour. With the deaths I think most people could beat the game in around 2-3 hours. The game also doesn’t have a lot of replay value as there aren’t any collectibles as far as I could see. So the only reason to replay the game is if you want to play through it again. This leads to the game being short and sweet. I enjoyed the game and just wished that it was a little longer. The good news is that the game only retails for $6 so the length isn’t as big of problem as it could have been.\n\nBasically Whipseey and the Lost Atlas is a good but not great 2D platformer. The game shares a lot in common with 2D platformers from the 1980s to early 1990s. You basically jump between platforms and whip the enemies that get in your way. The game is fun and satisfying mostly due to the controls being pretty responsive. The game also creates a cute and charming atmosphere. Whipseey and the Lost Atlas is on the easy side though. Outside of getting knocked into pits by enemies, you aren’t going to have many troubles in the game. This leads to the game being quite short. Most people should be able to beat the whole game in around 2-3 hours. Whipseey and the Lost Atlas is a fun game that I enjoyed and fans of retro 2D platformers should enjoy as well. It has some issues though that prevent it from being perfect.\n\nWhipseey and the Lost Atlas" ]
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[ null, null, null, "In a rare act of sobering (pun intended) courage, Rick and Jennifer Buffington allowed five of their favorite varietals to not only be compared side-by-side in a blind tasting with their Italian counterparts, but to also be judged by seasoned experts in the wine industry as well as 50 loyal wine club members, customers, friends, family and the press. The 3rd Annual “Cougar Meets Italy” event was held Thursday, January 18 at their boutique winery in Temecula, CA. Confidence in their easy-drinking, award-winning wines produced exclusively from Italian grapes but grown on the De Portola Wine Trail in Temecula Valley, as well as inspiration from the movie “Bottle Shock”, spurred the idea for this annual wine tasting and food pairing event.\n\nThe five wines compared and judged were Montpulciano, Primitivo, Negroamaro (red wines), Arneis & Fiano (white wines). The six professional judges included winemakers, bloggers, sommeliers and educators who were at no point made aware of which wine they were tasting – the one produced in Southern Italy, or the one produced at Cougar Vineyard & Winery. Their guests also had the opportunity to learn and execute the judging process using the UC Davis system, a gold standard in wine competition. Judging blindly as well in categories such as color, bouquet, body, acidity and of course flavor and taste, attendees each provided their own scores that ultimately determined the “People’s Choice” winners of each of the varietals judged.\n\nThrilled with the outcome, hosts Rick and Jennifer beamed with pride for all their hard work and the recognition it gleaned, but most importantly, they sincerely enjoyed an evening surrounded by peers and neighbors whom they see often at the winery enjoying a glass on the patio, listening to live music or grabbing a bite to eat from the deli at their charming, accessible winery on the De Portola Wine Trail in Temecula Valley." ]
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[ "Journalists traveled to Germany and France to gain insights about Liebherr's component operations and to tour two high-profile construction sites.", null, "Roughly 40 journalists from 13 countries donned hard hats, vests and bright yellow safety boots to head out to the work site for the FAIR (Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research) international particle accelerator.\n\nThis past week, I had an opportunity to once again join construction journalists from across the globe in the Liebherr Information Tour, a whirlwind adventure consisting of corporate presentations, plant tours and visits to construction sites utilizing Liebherr equipment. This year’s tour centered largely in the company’s home country of Germany, while finishing up the last leg with a journey to a major project in central Paris.\n\nDay 1 of the trip saw little rest for editors arriving from destinations outside of Europe, as we headed straight from the Frankfurt airport to Darmstadt, the future home of the FAIR (Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research) international particle accelerator. Currently under construction, the center is an international collaboration between European research organizations, and will be used by some 3,000 scientists from roughly 50 countries once completed in 2018.\n\nAfter listening to presentations on the center and the project, journalists donned hard hats, vests and bright yellow safety boots to head out to the work site. There, we had the chance to get a close-up view of Liebherr’s LB 44-510 rotary drilling rigs in action installing foundation piles and performing kelly drilling – the first production application of the new machines introduced at bauma earlier this year. The LB 44-510 is the largest rotary drill in Liebherr’s line, weighing in at 170 tonnes and delivering 376,000 lbs.-ft. of torque and 123,000 lbs. of pull force.\n\nAfter the site visit, our group hopped back on the bus to head to Ettlingen, a charming community situated at the northern edge of the Black Forest and intersected by the Alb River. There, we settled in at the Erbprinz Hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.\n\nThe second day of the tour began with several insightful presentations from members of the Liebherr Board of Directors. Stefan Heissler led off with an update on the status of the business activities of the Liebherr Group, including a brief overview of the recent $115 million Euro investment in a new logistics center in Germany for global parts distribution, as well as a review of first half 2013 financial results. He noted that the Group expects to end the year at approximately $8.986 billion Euros (down slightly from 2012) and remain flat in 2014.\n\nComponents Division. Gebhard Schwarz, managing director, Liebherr-Component Technologies AG, followed with an outline of the various segments and facilities that make the Components Division, which supplies diesel and gas engines, fuel injection systems (including common rail systems), engine control units, transmissions, hydraulic systems, and other components used in the manufacture of Liebherr machines. The division also supplies components to other machine manufacturers for use in heavy-duty off-road applications, as well as manufacturers of industrial equipment.\n\nSchwarz emphasized the objective of the Components Division to continue to provide technological advances for Liebherr construction machines. “For years, we have been carrying out research and development projects in the areas of energy efficiency and hybridizing construction machines,” he notes. Specifically, he cited a patented drive system for the R9xxx hybrid excavator concept showcased at bauma 2013. “In addition to hydraulic pressure accumulators, storage systems that have been developed in-house, and have supercaps, are used for the storage of electric energy.”\n\nThe division is also working on development of new drive systems with power split (CVT) gearboxes that combine the advantages of a hydrostatic drive with mechanical drives. Prototypes are currently in the test stage, with production anticipated in 18 months to two years.\n\n“We see great opportunities for these drives in all applications whose load collectives require the advantages of both systems, for example, wheel loaders,” says Schwarz. To that end, Liebherr Group is building an additional production plant for electric drive systems in Biberach an der Riss, Germany.\n\nWith the implementation of Tier 4 Interim/Stage IIIB emissions standards, Liebherr moved to employ diesel particulate filters (DPFs) and selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems (with diesel exhaust fluid/AdBlue) in engines with outputs from 174 to 751 hp (130 to 560 kW). As the January 2014 implementation date for Tier 4 Final/Stage IV approached, the company worked to develop its own fuel injection system, including the engine management system, and to revise and restructure the engine modules. As a result, Liebherr will employ only SCR technology for Tier 4 Final aftertreatment.\n\n“Ideal system integration and intelligent development solutions have enabled us to reduce untreated particulate emissions within the engine to a level below the specified limit,” says Ellensohn. “We no longer need a diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC), particulate filter (DPF) or exhaust gas recycling. That means that Liebherr is currently the only diesel engine manufacturer who satisfies the requirements of Stage IV and Tier 4 Final without a diesel oxidation catalyst.”\n\nHe adds, “With our ‘SCR only’ solution, no deterioration or destruction of the exhaust gas aftertreatment system is to be expected even if the machine is run on fuel with a higher sulphur content. This is particularly beneficial for equipment rental suppliers. Stage IV and Tier 4 Final equipment can also be used in countries where sulphur-free fuel is not always available.”\n\nReman Program. Prior to our scheduled tour of the remanufacturing program facility, Kurt Schoellenberger, managing director of Liebherr-Ettlingen GmbH, provided an overview of the site and its operations.\n\nRemanufacturing has become an increasingly important service offering. In the past seven years, Liebherr-Ettlingen GmbH has been able to quadruple its total turnover, and the middle of 2013 saw the delivery of the 10,000th reman component.\n\nWhile it currently provides reman services for MAN and John Deere engines used in its machines, Liebherr aims to expand this service to all machine components installed in Liebherr equipment from third-party manufacturers. The company also plans to establish other continental reman operations based on the model of the European Reman Competence Centre. Sites are currently under development in Canada and Russia. Further investigations into future sites are underway in South America, South Africa and China.\n\nAt the conclusion of Schoellenberger’s remarks, the group boarded the bus for a guided tour of the Reman Centre in the industrial area of Ettlingen. Later that evening, the group enjoyed dinner and entertainment at a historic casino in Baden-Baden, returning just a few short hours prior to our departure for Paris the following morning.\n\nThe final day of the tour began with a three-hour journey on the TGV, the high-speed train to Paris, where the monitor featured speeds up to just shy of 200 mph (318 km/h). Upon arrival, we piled back into a bus for transport to Quartier des Halles, which was named after the former Paris central market and its market halls. There, wedged between historic buildings and one of the busiest shopping centers in the city is the construction site for the Canopee Les Halles, a massive renewal project for Europe’s biggest urban transport hub, a giant shopping center, entertainment facilities and a pedestrian precinct.\n\nOur group was treated to an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the site, taking us along the perimeter and under the massive structure that will make up the namesake “canopee” or roof, which is designed to look like giant unfolded leaf. Materials for this complex artistic covering are being lifted and set into place by two Liebherr 380 EC-B 16 Litronic flat-top cranes and a 280 EC-H 12 Litronic top-slewing crane.\n\nAfter observing the cranes in action on the site from the nearby observation tower - which is open to the public and features educational material about the site - our group concluded the Information Tour. The majority headed back to the airport for afternoon or early evening departures, while a lucky few of us (me included) had a chance to explore the beautiful city of Paris prior to our flights home the next morning.\n\nLiebherr to Invest over $220 million in Component Production\n\nThe new line of JLG Rough Terrain Scissors has an answer for every task. When we say upgrade, we mean business – yours.\nJuly 13, 2021\nBuilding Bottom Lines" ]
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[ "Thanks to its $20 million acquisition of “Roma,” the ultimate cinephile’s delight, Netflix is in the midst of a major overhaul of its theatrical release strategy. A black-and-white, 65mm, Dolby Atmos, Spanish-language, semi-autobiographical personal journey back to 1971 Mexico City for Best-Director winner Alfonso Cuaron (“Gravity”), it played the New York Film Festival this week. That’s its fourth festival berth since the film’s August Venice debut, where Cuaron won the Golden Lion.\n\nFrom here, Netflix is booking the film in multiple regional festivals with the best possible screens and sound, from Mill Valley, Calif. and Middleburg, Va. to the inaugural Film Fest 919 in Chapel Hill, N.C. It wants as many moviegoers as possible to see it on the big screen — along with Netflix’s new animated logo. That’s clearly where it should be seen.", null, "What that new release strategy will look like is a work in progress, with questions in the air about maybe-sort-of breaking the streaming site’s long-term policy to never open a Netflix Original Movie before its availability on site.\n\nContent chief Ted Sarandos is a devout cinephile who keeps trying to straddle the distinctly old order epitomized by the Oscars and the global digital realm that Netflix commands. And the drive to win awards for “Roma” is forcing a bigger push into the theatrical marketplace not only for Cuaron but also for top filmmakers like Tamara Jenkins (Sundance and New York Film festival entry “Private Life,” October 5), Paul Greengrass (terrorist thriller “22 July,” October 10), and Martin Scorsese (2019’s big-budget “The Irishman”).\n\nHere’s what we know about the plan for “Roma.” Indie theater chains Landmark (which has one Atmos house and might add more), Laemmle, IFC, and Alamo will open the film December 14, with open-ended runs. Netflix will not reveal the numbers to the press, but may let the “Roma” team know what they are. (Sarandos is still smarting from the bad box-office reports on Landmark’s release of “Beasts of No Nation.”)\n\nWhile unconfirmed, it appears that Netflix will book the movie in special-event bookings on Dolby Atmos screens. (While one might characterize these as “special events,” another might call them “platform bookings.”) Most of those theaters are big chains that will not play a film that violates the 90-day exclusive window.\n\nHowever, indie theaters are clamoring for the movie. Pittsburgh’s most-visited museum, the Carnegie Science Center, is dying to screen the film on its IMAX Dome screen at the Rangos Giant Cinema — but had a hard time figuring out who to ask, since Netflix doesn’t have a full-time theatrical booker. (Netflix hired distribution veteran Andy Gruenberg to book its movies this fall, with help from consultant and former Warner Bros. distribution president Dan Fellman.)", null, "Shot on the Arri Alexa 65 by Cuaron himself (when three-time-Academy Award-winner Emmanuel Lubezki wasn’t available), with source music and immersive sound as its expansive soundtrack, the movie is less a propulsive narrative than a series of astonishing long-take set pieces that follow a family from the perspective of their devoted, beloved, hard-working maid Cleo (warmly emotive pre-school teacher Yalitza Aparicio, a Cuaron discovery).\n\nIf Netflix can pull it off — and remember, they managed four nominations for Dee Rees’ “Mudbound” — they could nab Oscar nominations for Best Actress, Director, Cinematography, Production Design, Editing, Directing, and yes, Best Picture. That would be Netflix’s first.", null, null, "Ultimately, the theatrical push for “Roma” is designed to enhance its branding on the streaming site as well as its profile as a year-end critics’ awards and guild contender en route to the Oscars. All of which makes the Netflix strategy sound a lot like the one favored by Amazon Studios for “Manchester by the Sea” and “The Big Sick.”\n\nAlso on the Netflix fest circuit are the Coen brothers’ “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs,” Orson Welles’ “The Other Side of the Wind,” and David Mackenzie’s “Outlaw King,” which has been shortened by 20 minutes since opening the Toronto Film Festival. They too will get a get theatrical release.\n\nNext post Who is Katya Jones? Strictly professional dancer paired with Sean Walsh in 2018" ]
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[ null, "Rebecca Kituyi, a 25-year-old woman is stuck in a hospital in Ngara Nairobi as she cannot clear a bill of Kshs.1 million.\n\nMs. Kituyi was allegedly stabbed by her husband multiple times.\n\nThe Ugandan woman was first admitted to the ICU of Mater Hospital before being moved to Poplar Hospital on Chambers Road in Ngara.\n\n“It is only God that I am alive and talking to you my friends,” she said as she fought back tears.\n\nAccording to Timon Odingo, the Makadara Sub-County Police Commander, the suspect, Meya Cosmas, has been arrested after being tracked down.\n\nHe was arraigned in court and is still in custody as investigations continue.\n\n“The woman was seriously injured. We are yet to get the final report from doctors,” Odingo said.\n\nKituyi left Mbale district in eastern Uganda last year and landed a job as a house help in Nairobi South C. Her husband had also travelled to Nairobi about four months ago after they parted ways in Uganda.\n\nThey reconciled and continued to live as a couple. However, in early September, Kituyi busted her husband entertaining another woman.\n\n“It seems he was infuriated when I caught him red-handed with a neighbour. When I asked him why he was doing that, his response was that I would not go back to work anymore,” she recalled.\n\n“It did not occur to me that he was plotting to harm me,” she said. Days later on September 14, he pounced on her and stabbed her in the stomach six times. A medical report seen by People Daily shows Kituyi sustained “penetrating abdominal trauma”.\n\nREAD ALSO Sexual relations with a cousin: What the law says\nRelated Topics:Meya CosmasNewsRebecca Kituyi\nUp Next\n\nWoman charged with drugging Nairobi businessman and stealing Sh1,128,200 from him" ]
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[ null, "No, flurona is not some scary new variant of the coronavirus. And—do we really need to say this?—it is not an actual scientific term.\n\nBut the phenomenon of “coinfection” with influenza and the coronavirus is real and, to those in the medical community, not the least bit surprising. A person can be infected with multiple viruses at the same time—or with a virus and some other type of pathogen, such as bacteria or parasites.\n\nThat’s not to say it’s a good idea.\n\nNearly two years ago, when British researchers identified some of the first cases of flu plus COVID-19, they calculated that these patients were twice as likely to die as those with COVID alone.\n\nSo far in the pandemic, these coinfections seem to have been fairly uncommon—especially last winter, when the rate of flu cases was unusually low (a trend that experts attributed to all the social distancing). But with flu on the rise again this winter, physicians say that’s all the more reason to engage in sensible precautions. Both viruses are transmitted through the air, so with both, the risk can be reduced by avoiding crowded, poorly ventilated spaces and by wearing masks.\n\nAnd in both cases, there are effective vaccines. As in most years, this season’s flu shot is not a perfect match for the strains in circulation, but that’s no reason not to get an injection, says Thomas Fekete, a professor at Temple University’s Katz School of Medicine. Every layer of defense helps the individual, as well as those who may be more vulnerable.\n\n“Whatever you do to reduce your risk,” he said, “you’re also protecting people around you.”\n\nAt least four patients at Temple University Hospital have tested positive for both flu and COVID, he said. Thomas Jefferson University Hospital officials say they’ve seen a few cases, as well. Very likely, Fekete said, more people are infected with both viruses outside the hospital setting but have not been identified, as most people with respiratory symptoms are not tested for the flu.\n\nThough infections with more than one virus are common, the details of how the immune system responds are complicated, depending on such factors as timing and the types of viruses.\n\nFor a crash course, we spoke to Sara Cherry, a professor of pathology and laboratory medicine at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, and A.J. te Velthuis, a virologist and assistant professor of molecular biology at Princeton University.\n\nBut first, the silly factor.\n\nWho coined the term flurona?\n\nHard to say. Among the first to use it was a columnist for the Jerusalem Post, more than a year ago.\n\nThe term did not really begin to spread until this month, apparently in response to media headlines of such a case in Israel. Comedians quickly joined in.\n\nAl Yankovic tweeted that he would take a pass on “My Flurona,” riffing on the 1979 pop single “My Sharona.” Conan O’Brien coined his own term, tweeting: “Flurona reminds me of that time I had herpmydia.”\n\nSaad Omer, director of the Yale Institute of Global Health, told the New York Times: “It sounds like ‘sharknado.’ But it’s not a known medical term.”\n\nOthers warned that the hybrid nickname would mislead people into thinking that some sort of hybrid virus was in our midst.\n\nAgain, no. What’s happening is simply a coinfection. And while influenza and coronavirus both are spiky balls of proteins, they are different types of viruses. They cannot combine into some sort of supervirus. Each contains genetic instructions that allow it to make copies only of itself, Cherry said.\n\nHow can you be infected with two viruses?\n\nThe same way you can be infected with just one virus: exposure.\n\nIf a person is in a place where viruses are circulating—that is, in any place where other people are present—then two or more viruses can cause infection at the same time.\n\nIdeally, someone who feels sick is able to stay home, reducing the risk of becoming infected with a second virus. But viruses have incubation periods, multiplying for a day or more inside the body before the person starts to feel sick. So it is easy for someone to pick up more than one bug before feeling sick enough to retreat to the bedroom, Cherry said.\n\nCOVID in particular has a long presymptomatic period, up to four days, though the omicron variant of the virus seems to come on faster. If you’re out in a lot in crowds, a double whammy with flu is certainly possible.\n\n“If you’re out doing things without a mask, then you’re more likely probably to get both,” she said.\n\nThese respiratory viruses commonly enter through the nasal passages. Often, they are trapped safely in mucus, which is then swallowed and dissolved harmlessly in the stomach. But when they manage to latch on to cells in the airways, the viruses penetrate the cell membrane, hijack its inner machinery, and begin to copy themselves—the definition of an infection.\n\nFlu viruses latch onto substances on the cell surface called sialic acids. The coronavirus, on the other hand, latches onto a “receptor” called ACE-2. Though they may be infecting cells in the same part of the body, neither is likely to fully crowd out the other, Cherry said. Generally, there is plenty of real estate to go around.\n\nWill coinfections make you sicker?\n\nIt depends on the timing. If the person is lucky, the immune response to the first invader could help protect against the second, Cherry said.\n\nThat’s because the first line of defense in the immune system, called the innate response, is nonspecific—meaning it is not tailored to any specific type of virus.\n\nInfected cells respond by producing antiviral proteins called interferons, among other weapons, and the interferons that help ward off one type of virus generally will help ward off another.\n\nThat doesn’t mean it’s a good idea to get a second infection on purpose. While a second virus may not increase your misery, it certainly can’t make you feel any better.\n\nAnd in plenty of circumstances, the second infection can make matters worse, said te Velthuis, the Princeton scientist.\n\nThat could happen if the viruses infect different parts of the body, for example. Influenza typically invades the upper airways, while some strains of the coronavirus can replicate in the lower airways and the digestive tract, he said.\n\n“The combined infection may trigger immune responses in several locations and a stronger feeling of malaise overall,” he said.\n\nAll sorts of variables come into play, such as the person’s prior exposure to either of the two viruses, whether or not they’ve been vaccinated, and the sheer number of viruses they ingest, said Penn State’s Cattadori.\n\nThe impact of a coinfection can be even worse when the second infection is bacterial. Flu and COVID both cause temporary damage to the lining of the airways, impairing the patient’s ability to defeat bacteria, said Temple’s Fekete.\n\n“The bacteria have an easier time getting in,” he said.\n\nIn an older person or someone who smokes cigarettes, he said, the result can be pneumonia.\n\nWhat to do if you have ‘flurona’\n\nMost people with the flu and COVID may not realize it, as out-of-hospital testing for the flu is unusual. And lately, as we’ve all heard, COVID tests are in short supply.\n\nBut whether you’re infected with one virus or the other, or both, the usual advice applies:\n\nStay away from others. Drink plenty of water. Call your doctor, and seek emergency care if you feel difficulty breathing.\n\nTreatments are available for both types of infections, should your doctor recommend them." ]
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[ null, "Both teams feature senior QBs. O’Dea will send out duel-threat Pierre LeDorze (6’2″ 220). While he is not your traditional duel-threat, in the Fighting Irish offense he will see his fair share of carries and is a threat. He is a three year starter, having led O’Dea to runner-up finish at state as a Sophomore. LeDorze is also one of the state’s top baseball players and is being looked at by Ivy League schools in both sports. He will be given a chance to throw the ball more this season as the Fighting Irish have become more balanced offensively.\n\nIssaquah’s spread offense will be under the direction of Jack Neary (6’3″ 205). In the Eagle offense he is asked to do more throwing than running, and a lot of handing off, but Neary is more than capable of taking off at any point. He is one of the more unknown QBs in the state and has steadily risen up our rankings.\n\nI had to take a second to make sure I am not giving the advantage to Jack Gellatly, but that is exactly what I am doing and here is why. The duo of senior Jack Flor (FB 6’2″ 210) and junior Myles Gaskin (RB 5’10” 195) is one of the best in the state. If it was just Gaskin and Gellatly I would’ve probably gone even or maybe just a bit to Gellatly, but the blocking and running ability of Flor is what tips the scale to O’Dea. Flor is a two-way stud, not only is he the top FB in the state, but his ability as a LB also ranks him in the top 3. Gaskin is one of the state’s top backs and rushed for just over 200 yards in a week one game that was suspended at halftime.\n\nSenior Jack Gellatly (5’11” 210) gives the Eagles the ability to move the ball on anyone. His combination of speed and power is rare, and when added to great vision, he is considered to be a top collegiate prospect.\n\nThe Eagles feature a lot of 4 and 5 WR sets, usually using Gellatly as the 5th receiver. Senior’s Tommy Nelson (6’2″ 190), Derek Chapman (6’0″ 170) and Jeff Shipley (5’11” 160) form a trio of great targets for Neary to find. Nelson is Neary’s favorite target and a player that is on the rise. He come from an athletic family and is only beginning to scratch the surface of his potential. Chapman is the name most football fans would know as he has been on All-KingCo teams in the past for his performances. Shipley is a captain and one of the more consistent two-way players in KingCo, getting it done on both sides of the ball.\n\nThe Irish counter with junior Mikel Owes (6’0″ 160) and Bobiono Sims (6’0″ 170). Owes is considered one of state’s top WRs in the 2015 class, and saw significant playing time as a sophomore last season. Senior Jack Murphy (5’11” 165) is a good option in the slot for LeDorze, especially on third down. What makes the Issaquah advantage slight is the play of Irish TE Alexei Oro (Sr. 6’2″ 242). He is one of the best blocking TEs in the state, and has shown great ability in the passing game. With the Irish throwing the ball more than usual this season, Oro is a play that should really play a big part.\n\nThe Irish have always been known for great line play and this year is no different. They aren’t the biggest group, but they’re well coached and all have a bit of a nasty streak in them required to play the position for coach Kohler. This year’s line features four juniors, that are led by center and lone senior Mikey Hernandez (5’10” 220). Guards Che’lon McLennan (5’10” 245) and Dylan Ledbetter (6’3″ 230) are two of the stronger players on the team and do a great job getting off the ball with their powerful strike. On the outside the Irish feature Erik Fulleton (6’1″ 203) and their member Seamus Courtney (6’2″ 265).\n\nFor the Eagles it is mostly about senior center Shay Dingfelder (6’1″ 300). He is a three year starter and one of the best lineman in KingCo. Alongside Dingfelder look for Jacob Peterson (Sr. 6’2″ 205) and Andrew Dieken (Jr. 6’2″ 205) who both play significantly on both sides of the football.\n\nO’Dea’s line is one of the best in the state and it is led by senior DT Jarius McDade (6’2″ 315). Currently ranked #5 in the NEI rankings, McDade holds multiple D1 offers and should continue to add them as the season progresses. Teaming with McDade to clog the line are senior’s DeJuan Ransaw (6’1″ 255) and Gerald Kennedy (5’10” 230). While neither may not have the big time expectations of McDade, they are still two of the better linemen in the Metro conference and should have a nice day. Alexei Oro and Dylan Ledbetter both play two-ways and will see time on the DL, and when you add junior Curtis Delgardo (5’10” 220), the depth on the defensive line is really difference between the two teams.\n\nLast week I came away very impressed with the play of Jacob Peterson (4 sacks) and Andrew Dieken (1 sack) of Issaquah. Defensive coordinator Fred Abila told us to keep an eye on DT Conner Smith (So. 6’3″ 215), and he didn’t disappoint. He has a good motor and ability that will put him in our 2016 rankings when they come out. When you add Shay Dingfelder into the mix, you have a very good front four for the Eagles.\n\nThe early play of Jack Flor has put all possible questions about weather the Irish could replace league mvp Jack Oman to rest. Flor’s toughness and all-around athleticism, he first dunked a basketball at the beginning of his freshman year, is what makes him so special and the reason we have him so highly ranked. Teammate Nathan Proctor (Sr. 6’0″ 205) brings speed and toughness to the position and is a return All-League Honorable Mention.\n\nThis group is where the Eagles are the most inexperienced and that is why O’Dea gets the advantage. Senior Cody Lamarque (5’11” 185) is the only returning starter and was impressive last week against Mount Si. Paul O’Neill (Sr. 6’1” 190) and Matt Sarkozy (Jr. 6’2″ 215) round out the backers that should see a lot of action and will need to really play big if the Eagles are going to win.\n\nThe most experienced position group for Issaquah is their secondary. Derek Chapman is considered the best of the bunch, but it was Tommy Nelson that really impressed me last week. They might not be tested all that much this week, but when they are they will need to be tough and make plays when needed.\n\nJustus Ross (Sr. 5’10” 180) of O’Dea is one of the state’s top DBs. He has the ability to run with just about anyone and is one of the harder hitters in the area. Davarea Proctor (Jr. 5’10” 200), Nate’s younger brother, plays strong safety for the Irish and he is just that. Proctor carries on a long tradition of feared Irish players that are the epitome of Monte Kohler Football. Senior Ryland Kerr (5’9″ 160) and junior Kaleb Swain (5’9″ 150) are two of the more athletic players defensive players for O’Dea and will be tested all night as the Eagles will need to throw the ball.\n\nO’Dea comes in highly ranked and for good reason. Through just a game and a half, week one suspended at halftime, the Irish have compiled over 800 yards of offense. They are stacked at just about every position and head coach Monte Kohler is great at getting the best out of his players. That’s not to say Issaquah can’t win this game. They won 33-30 last season in a game they were also not favored. If they can establish the run on offense, and stop it on defense, they could be in for a good day. The Irish are going to look to pound the ball as usual and if Issaquah tried to stack the box the Irish will throw. This game has the makings of one that will go down to the wire." ]
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[ null, "Migrant Care Activist hold a rally in front of the Saudi Arabia embassy in Jakarta on March 20, 2018. The rally was held to condemn the Middle Eastern kingdom's execution of Indonesian migrant worker M. Zaini Misrin for murder, despite President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s repeated pleas that the man be granted clemency. (JP/Seto Wardhana.)\n\nThe Migrant CARE advocacy group has called on the Manpower Ministry to cancel a recent agreement with Saudi Arabia to send Indonesian migrant workers to the kingdom in limited numbers, following the execution of Indonesian worker Tuti Tursilawati on Monday.\n\n“President Jokowi must cancel the agreement between Indonesia and Saudi Arabia on the One Channel System [because the execution is] proof that Saudi Arabia does not fulfill the terms and conditions pertaining to the protection of the rights of migrant domestic workers,” Wahyu said in a statement on Tuesday.\n\nThe assured protection of migrant workers’ rights was an explicit requirement in documents signed by Manpower Minister Hanif Dhakiri and his Saudi counterpart Ahmed Sulaiman Al Rajhi on Oct. 11, the rights activist said.\n\nThe One Channel System was a scheme agreed upon by the labor ministers that would allow Indonesia to send a certain number of workers to the Middle Eastern kingdom, bypassing a 2015 moratorium.\n\nTuti was sentenced to death in 2011 for beating her employer to death with a stick in self-defense against attempted rape. She ran away but was raped instead by nine Saudi men before the police brought her into custody, tribunnews.com reported.\n\nShe was executed on Monday without prior notification to her family and Indonesian officials.\n\nDuring a recent joint commission meeting between Indonesia and Saudi Arabia, Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi requested the cooperation of Riyadh to provide consular notifications in accordance with the 1963 Vienna Convention on consular relations.\n\n“Jokowi must be truly serious in responding to a situation like this. When he met with the Saudi foreign minister, the President asked Saudi Arabia to provide protection for Indonesian migrant workers and work to resolve the [murder of journalist Jamal] Khashoggi in earnest,” Wahyu said.\n\n“It turns out the request was simply ignored.”" ]
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[ null, "MISSION, Texas — Heavy machinery has started to roll in near the National Butterfly Center, which straddles the Mexican border. Customs and Border Protection has positioned vehicles here. And construction workers and architects have started plotting out their work for the next few months, and possibly years.\n\nAs the nation's capital grapples over how to fund the controversial border wall, construction of a new one in the Rio Grande Valley is set to begin in the next few days.\n\nBentsen, a top national destination for bird watching, is located down the road from the bird center and will see one of two Rio Grande Valley border wall projects run through its property. Both plans were funded by last year’s congressional appropriations. Congress green-lighted more than $600 million for 33 miles of wall in the area.\n\nEnvironmentalists are not happy.\n\n“The construction would tear all the natural wildlife and the trees and all that’s been here forever,” said Lisa Doubet, a St. Louis native visiting Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park.", null, "Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park will see a portion of a new six-mile border wall run along a levee road in the property.\n(Fox News)\n\nThe project that will cut through Bentsen and the butterfly center was the first contract to be awarded by CBP at the end of October. It calls for six miles of new border wall and will run on the south side of the U.S. International Boundary Water Commission levee, featuring concrete slabs with 18-foot tall bollards. About two weeks after making that first announcement, CBP awarded a second contract for another eight miles.\n\nAS BORDER WALL GOES UP IN TEXAS, SOME LANDOWNERS PUT UP A FIGHT\n\nThe Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the butterfly center have criticized the potential damages that construction would have on wildlife and vegetation. Last year, the Trump administration waived 28 environmental and public-health laws to make way for the construction of the wall.", null, "Newly selected Rio Grande Valley Sector Chief Patrol Agent Rodolfo Karisch did not provide many details regarding the projects during his \"State of the Border\" address in Mission on Friday. However, he did bring up the high number of illegal border crossers.\n\n\"Every 14 days, we have as many people that show up in San Diego as far as a caravan. There's so much work we have to do, but this is also not the answer, having men and women make this trek coming across the border there\" said Karisch.\n\nPresident Trump has ramped up calls for more money for additional border fencing. His push for $5.7 billion for a border wall triggered a standoff last month that led to the country’s longest government shutdown. Now, as lawmakers discuss border security funding ahead of a budget deadline next week, Trump is showing no signs of softening his stance, preparing instead for a MAGA rally in El Paso, where he’s expected to highlight the issue.\n\n“Now is the time for Congress to show the world that America is committed to ending illegal immigration and putting ruthless coyotes, drug dealers, and human traffickers out of business,” Trump said during his State of the Union address on Tuesday.\n\nBut, Mayor Jim Darling from the neighboring city of McAllen said it's untrue that border towns are dangerous and lawless.", null, "President Donald Trump continues to push for tighter border security, preparing for a MAGA rally in El Paso next week, where he’s expected to raise the issue.\n(AP)\n\nDarling, who doesn’t identify as a Democrat or a Republican, said he believes in border security but doesn’t think a wall will solve what he says is the real issue: the number of asylum seekers.\n\n“A wall doesn’t stop that. So, we’ve been seeing numbers at the respite center that are caravan-type numbers. But, the people haven’t been crossing in the caravans. They’ve been individual families or individuals themselves,” said Darling.\n\n“It’s a little scary for me,\" Doubet said. \"I just don’t think I’d want to be close to a border wall in a park.”" ]
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[ "It was one of those early autumn days when the setting sun spreads a trail of gold over the surface of the Charles River like a streak of “I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter!” on a murky brown morning glory muffin. Too bad it was the wrong time of day to get my blood sugar up. What I needed was a shot of rye whiskey to start my nightly slide into oblivion, to be completed in Bill’s Place, a down-at-the-heels drinking establishment voted “Boston’s Worst Bar” for three years running. I walked past it on my way home every night, and couldn’t resist the attraction.\n\nI reached in my desk drawer and pulled out a “nip”-one of those little bottles of booze you see up by the cash register in a liquor store. I keep a supply of them on hand, camouflaged to look like Wite-Out, the leader in typewriter correction fluids. I know you’re not supposed to use it on a computer monitor screen, but sometimes in the morning I need something to block out all those pulsing pixels when my head is pounding from the night before.\n\nI screwed off the top and was about to take a slug when who should appear at my door but Brownlow Thurston, III, known to all as “Bink.” Good old boy, Bink. He’s the guy who got me kicked downstairs to my office on the eighth floor with its commanding view of a parking garage when I confused the Rule Against Perpetuities with the Rule in Dumphor’s Case. They couldn’t fire me-my dad founded the firm of Slade, Groton & Welby back in the 50′s-but that was the last estate plan they ever let me touch. I still don’t see why it was such a big deal. By the time anybody noticed they were all dead.\n\nSo they made me pro bono czar, in charge of all the charity cases. As you can imagine, I don’t produce a lot of revenue with that kind of client list.\n\n“Hello there Matt, how’s it going?” Bink asked in his best prep school manner. He had on a pink oxford cloth shirt, a maroon-and-blue striped bow tie, and a pair of pants that showed about three inches of sock at the ankle, just in case he spotted a snowy egret in a salt marsh when he got off the train in Pride’s Crossing after work.\n\n“Fine, Bink, just fine.” That’s how we WASPs relate to each other-everything’s just fine, couldn’t be better. If they lock you away for securities fraud, you tell the family on your weekly phone call that the food’s great and you’re singing tenor in the D Block a cappella group.\n\nI’ve heard that one before. Your old-line Boston Brahmin types like to squeeze their nickels until the buffalo become extinct, so they’re always coming up with some lame excuse why we should represent-for free–their old frat brother “Trip” or “Trey” after he gets caught taking short lobsters, or defrauding widows and orphans in some convoluted pyramid scheme.\n\n“Bink,” I began, trying to reach the moral high ground before him, “pro bono legal services are for the truly needy, those who can’t afford to defend themselves against avaricious landlords, loan sharks and . . . .”\n\nI was about to say “repo men” when I got my first look at my new client, and my tongue froze up faster than road kill raccoon on a New Hampshire state road in February.\n\n“Matt, this is Delores Delfina.”\n\nMs. Delfina was pretty fina-looking. She had a nicely-turned ankle that slipped without spillage into her black pumps. Her skirt ended mid-calf, and flowed upwards over rolling hills of gluteus maximus to a wasp waist. From there you scaled the El Capitan of her rock-ribbed midsection, then went for a ride over hill and dale just below the forest line of a froofy lace blouse. After you climbed up her slender neck and reached her chin you saw the sweetest-looking kisser you’d ever seen, and I’ve seen a few.\n\n“Hello, Mr. Slade,” she said, and the words blew breezily by my ears like a puff from a forbidden cigarette in our non-smoking office environment.\n\n“Pleased to meet you,” I said, and for once I meant it.\n\n“I’ll leave you two to business,” Bink said in his characteristically self-effacing manner. As far as I was concerned, he couldn’t have chosen a better time to efface himself.\n\n“Please, call me Delores,” she interjected. Delores–it was an old-fashioned name, from the era of De Sotos, those curvy cars of the forties with the ample rear wheel wells, like a certain prospective pro bono case seated right in front of me. I snapped back to attention at the sound of her chewing gum, which popped as a bubble collapsed on her lips.\n\n“I really shouldn’t,” she said as she cleared the smear of pink goo from her lips, and pocketed it in one of her cheeks.\n\n“Please, don’t apologize,” I said. “We take our clients from all walks of life. Gum-chewing, gum-eschewing. Smoking or non-smoking, aisle or window, paper or plastic.”\n\n“It’s a wonderful thing you do,” she said as she batted her eyes at me, knocking my native resistance off the left-field wall.\n\n“I have a series of questions to ask to determine whether you are truly one of society’s neediest, or just some fly-by-night floozy who Bink is trying to slip past me in order to avoid sending you a bill,” I joked weakly.\n\n“Oh, most certainly, I understand completely,” she said with a look of wide-eyed innocence. “Go ahead, shoot.”\n\n“Okay, first, are you a person of limited means?”\n\n“Um, yes, although in one sense I resemble an elite private university.”\n\n38DDD and Harvard: Both are well-endowed.\n\nShe gave me a sly little smile as she said this. I allowed my eyes to range over her investment portfolio, and concluded that her assets exceeded her liabilities.\n\n“Okay. Next, does your case involve activities that will improve the law, the legal system or the legal profession in a manner that will primarily benefit people of limited means?”\n\n“Oh, I would hope so,” she said, re-arranging herself into a self-dramatic pose at the edge of her chair. “My struggle is that of every woman who’s ever been jilted, who’s ever been misled by an unscrupulous suitor, who’s ever . . .”\n\n“Please,” she continued, “let me tell you my story.”\n\n“My boyfriend, Carlos, we sometimes buy lottery tickets together. We agree, should we ever win, we will split the winnings.”\n\nI knew what was coming next. “And he picked a winner?”\n\n“How did you guess?”\n\n“You get a sort of sixth sense about these things after a while. Go on . . .”\n\n“Now he says he has a new girlfriend, one who does not love him for his money, as he claims I do.”\n\n“Okay,” I said. “One last question, just so we don’t give away the candy store.”\n\n“Where is this candy store you speak of?”\n\n“That’s just an expression. Sometimes my partners try to do people favors for . . . ah . . . selfish reasons. ‘Describe any personal or family relationship you have with present or former employees of Slade, Groton & Welby’,” I said, reading from the firm’s pro bono intake form.\n\nShe hesitated for a moment, and I could see color flow into her cheeks, like the slow reddening of a lobster under a bed of seaweed at a New England clambake. “Well, Mr. Bink Thurston has been a great friend to me.”\n\nFor the first time since I’d laid eyes on her, my ears were my most attentive body part. “A friend–or more?”\n\nBefore I could say res ipsa loquitur she had thrown herself against me, and was excreting tears like a well-squeezed sponge.\n\n“Mr. Slade–he is also–my employer. I am the nanny for the two children he had by Estelle Burden.”\n\n“It’s all perfectly legal,” I heard Bink say in his fruity-toned voice over my shoulder. “I’ve filed federal information return Form 942 and paid Social Security and Medicare taxes on her wages.”\n\nI turned and gave him my best steely gaze. “What’s legal isn’t necessarily right, Bink,” I said. “And if you’re such a ‘friend’ of Ms. Delfina, why don’t you just pay her enough so she doesn’t need free legal assistance.”\n\nBink laughed that mirthless little laugh that men in power are so often capable of. He had me and Delores right where he wanted us. “Matt, that’s a very noble suggestion, but we’re talking about my money, not yours. Perhaps this ‘pro bono czar’ thing has gone to your head.”\n\nAs my father once told me, you’ll never meet a cheaper man than one who’s inherited his money.\n\nI looked at him, then at Delores. I had only one card to play, so I turned it over.\n\n“Maybe you’re right, Bink,” I said. “Maybe if we win her case there’ll be plenty of money for Delores–and you.”\n\nNantucket Reds: If you ever see me wearing a pair of these, please shoot me.\n\nThis time it was Bink who turned a shade of burnished ocher that matched the Nantucket Reds he wore in the summer.\n\n“Well, of course if I’ve been of any assistance to Delores, it is only because of the . . .”\n\n“I know your game, Binkster. You keep your wives until they start getting crow’s feet, then you throw them over for the first pretty young thing who comes along, who usually happens to be a naive paralegal who works for you. Well listen up and listen good, pal. You can do that if you want, but you’re not going to do it on my pro bono nickel, see? You can pay full freight, just like every other well-heeled heel who walks in our doors.”\n\n“Five hundred smackers per hour–and that’s just for the paralegals.”", null, "Scrod, the past tense of “screwed.”\n\n“You know Delores,” he said after he’d recovered a bit, “not every legal wrong can be righted.”\n\n“You do not think I have a case?” she asked with a tinge of disappointment.\n\n“Not really,” he said as he took her by the arm and escorted her out of my office. “You see, under the Act of 1677 for the Prevention of Frauds and Perjuryes, there’s nothing we can do if you didn’t get your boyfriend’s promise in writing.” He fed her a bushel basket of b.s. as he led her down the hall to the reception area, where he shook her hand politely and ushered her into an elevator.\n\nI called June, the woman I’ve been dating in a desultory fashion since the second Clinton administration, thinking maybe tonight’s the night I finally have a reason to walk past Bill’s Place with my head held high, on my way to something better.\n\n“Hello?” she purred into the receiver.\n\n“To put it mildly,” she replied.\n\n“Listen,” I began, not knowing exactly what I was going to say until I said it. “Have you ever considered becoming a pro bono czarina?”\n\nAvailable in print and Kindle format as part of the collection “Everyday Noir.”" ]
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[ "Ireland Eliesse Basinger-Baldwin, better known simply as Ireland Baldwin, is a model and actress based in the United States. Ireland Baldwin has a net worth of one million dollars as of the year 2022. She is also a model and an actor, in addition to being an animal rights activist.\n\nEmily Elizabeth Age, Wiki, Height, ...\nEmily Elizabeth Age, Wiki, Height, Net Worth, Boyfriend\nThe famous actor Alec Baldwin is her father, and she is his daughter. She has been in well-known films and has been photographed for editorial spreads in well-known publications. She participated in a nudist photoshoot for the organisation PETA, which campaigns for the rights of animals. Ireland is also a member of the professional DJ community.", null, "When Ireland was just 11 years old, her father’s irate voice message calling her “a disrespectful, stupid little pig” went viral on the internet. This brought Ireland to the attention of the public.\n\nIreland is a successful model, but maybe the quality that has brought her the most attention is her height (1.88 m). She has been featured in several well-known publications, including “Vanity Fair,” “W Magazine,” “DuJour,” “Elle,” and “Marie Claire,” amongst many others.\n\nIreland embraces diverse gender identities and has been outspoken in support of LGBT rights. In addition to this, members of the LGBT community look up to her as a potential role model. Baldwin has also been a champion for a variety of social concerns and has, on several occasions, spoken out against the mistreatment of animals.\n\nIn 2019, Baldwin revealed that she had been the target of sexual assault in a post that she published on Instagram. The piece was about the Human Life Protection Act. She claims to be a survivor throughout the course of the story.", null, "Ireland has claimed that she would come out with all of the details of the attack at some point in the future when she is emotionally ready. She also said that around this time period, she developed a dependence on opioids, which she referred to as “undermining” her career.\n\nShe finished her elementary education at Sierra Canyon School in California, and then continued on to a nearby institution in the United States, where she earned her degree. She is now an adult.\n\nAlec Baldwin and Kim Basinger are the proud parents of their daughter, Ireland Baldwin. Her father’s name is Alec Baldwin, and he works in the entertainment industry as a film producer, writer, and voice actor.\n\nKim Basinger is her name, and she is a singer, actress, and producer in addition to being her daughter’s mother.\n\nIreland Baldwin first came to the attention of the media in 2007, when an angry voice message left for her by her father, Alec Baldwin, was made public. Between the years 2008 and 2012, she appeared on a variety of programmes, including “Access Hollywood” and “Good Morning America,” for brief periods of time.\n\nIn 2013, she became a model after signing a contract with IMG Models and making her debut in a bikini editorial for the New York Post. The combination of her dark hair and tall, elegant form propelled her to the top of the modelling industry. She was featured in well-known publications like “Elle” and “DuJour,” among others.\n\nShe was also referred to as the “It Girl” by Vanity Fair. Her first role as an actress was in the film “Grudge Match,” which she debuted in the same year. In the film, she portrayed a younger version of the character Sally, who was played by her mother, Kim Basinger.\n\nShe had an appearance in the 2014 film “Dream Corp LLC,” which was produced for television. In addition, she attended the MTV Video Music Awards with her lover at the time, Angel Haze. She made an appearance on E! News at the same time last year.\n\nIreland’s Instagram account was deleted in 2015, mostly because her photos violated Instagram’s “no nudity” policy, which prohibits users from exposing themselves in any way. This resulted in a massive controversy among her followers as well as among the media. She used the exposure she gained from the media to campaign for the adoption of dogs as well as the promotion of animal rights.\n\nThis approach garnered the favour of a significant number of her admirers. In the same year, she also had an appearance on the television series ‘The Insider’ and served as a reporter for the programme ‘Entertainment Tonight.’", null, "Campus Caller was a television movie that was filmed in Ireland in 2016 and shown that year. In addition, she had a minor part in the abridged television series titled “Love Advent.” On the television programme known as “The Talk,” she appeared as a guest co-host. A TV series called “Ridiculousness” featured her in the role of herself.\n\nIn 2017, Baldwin graced the cover of the Bulgarian version of the magazine “Elle,” the Ukrainian edition of “L’Officiel,” and the Mexican edition of “Marie Claire.” During the same year, she was also featured in an advertisement for a brand called ‘True Religion Jeans.’" ]
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[ "Spartacus leads revolt from The House of “Hogius” Bruyneel\n\nHistory seems to be repeating itself as the time-trialling juggernaut and recently-dethroned World Champion, Fabian Cancellara-Spartacus, leads the enslaved riders of ‘Caesar Becca’ back to freedom to fight again under the House of Riis Cycling and Saxo Bank-Sungard.", null, "It is understood by current Leopard-Trek personnel that Fabian is not happy over losing the rainbow stripes to a member of the undead, Tony Martin", null, "and blames it all on the distractions of the recently announced merger of Radio Shack and Leopard. “No amounts of plankets, lunch trucks, S-series Mercedes, or micro-dotting neck scarves can be keepings me happy and contentment here,” Fabian is quoted to have lamented.\n\nAs was the case when Spartacus (73BC) rose up to lead a revolt from their ludus, the teammates of the modern day Spartacus have appointed him their leader (even though he has failed at trying to be the Patron of the peloton)", null, "as they fight their way back to the ancestral home from which they fled a year ago, Saxo Bank.\n\nJust how many of the formerly fashion-forward riders of Leopard-Trek who are willing to break from their ‘radio shackles’ prior to the uncelebrated arrival of Johan Bruyneel is unclear.\n\nEven though the recent raids on the home and offices of Leopard financier Flavio Becca have not turned up any incriminating material, the events have clearly shaken the mettle of his stable of gladiators of the road. “We miss Bjarne,” whimpered one rider, referring to their former DS. “I will do three boot camp fitness marches,” sobbed another, citing the then-unorthodox training techniques by Danish Special Forces instructor B.S. Christiansen.\n\nWith the UCI basically telegraphing its ruling on Contador with regard to relaxing the penalty for Clenbuterol contamination, Riis may actually feel generous enough to welcome his prodigal champion – as well as a few others – for a nice long boat ride and swim in the North Sea." ]
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[ null, "After a series of predictable votes and the demise of the No Collar alliance, we were certain to see a change this week. The six-person majority had to vote out one of its own and removed a threat by eliminating Tyler. This should have been a stunning result that ranked among the big moves of the season. Why did it feel so subdued? It’s possible that we didn’t see enough of Tyler to recognize his status as the prime target. Players talked about the importance of removing him, but we barely saw it. Last week’s crazy Tribal Council set the stage for battle, so this vote felt too easy. Perhaps we were expecting too much? Several players are in good spots, but that doesn’t always lead to amazing strategies.\n\nTyler played an interesting game that kept him off the radar for a long time. He made solid alliances, was well-liked, and didn’t rock the boat. His game provides a solid model for how strong guys can approach the pre-merge portion. He made a tight alliance with Carolyn and avoided the target even when allies like Joaquin were eliminated. The careful approach didn’t lead to much screen time but served him well. If he’d made the final Tribal Council, I expect that Tyler would have made a quiet and well-considered argument about why he deserved to win. Mike was right to point out the danger in keeping him. Tyler wasn’t the power player running the game and still found a way to secure a safe position.", null, "Tyler waited too long to make his move.[/caption]\n\nWhat could Tyler have done to change his fate? The obvious answer is winning immunity, but that isn’t a great long-term strategy. What Tyler needed was tighter allies within his group. Carolyn wasn’t ready to sacrifice her game for his benefit, and the others had closer bonds. Rodney had been with Will since the merge, and both of them were close with Carolyn. Sierra and Dan had been on the same tribe since the start of the game. Tyler’s status as the swing vote at the merge placed him in a precarious spot when he joined the alliance. Unlike Carolyn, he wasn’t able to put together a core group to protect him.\n\nIt’s possible that there was no escape route. Threats like Joe and Jenn were gone, and Tyler had no place on this goat island. Why remove people with no chance to win? When you’ve played a careful game, it’s hard to flip the switch. Tyler had come this far using his strategy, so following the same path made sense to him. Dan’s advantage was a reason to remove him but not enough to save Tyler. In his interview with Rob, Tyler spoke about wishing he’d used info on Carolyn’s idol and Dan’s advantage to save his skin. He recognized the danger but felt it would come a little later. Timing is crucial on Survivor, and Tyler waited a bit too long to step up his game.\n\nMike used smart tactics last week to reveal cracks in the alliance, and he seemed poised to exploit them and secure new bonds. Instead, he essentially took a nap and let the others battle. This was lazy gameplay from a guy with a free pass to make something happen. Mike bonded with Carolyn and Sierra at the reward, but I didn’t get the sense it would connect them in the future. Carolyn toyed with the idea in confessionals, but it felt more like she was playing for the camera. The votes went 4-3 for Mike to ensure he played his idol, and he wisely took the safe route. It confirmed his choice to keep the idol last week and will give him a chance in the final six. Even so, he still feels like the main target if he loses immunity.\n\nDan seemed like the obvious guy to pursue after Tyler and Will put his name down at last week’s Tribal Council. There was clear dissension at camp following the vote, and all Mike did was gloat about his safety. I’m sure it’s a relief to get a break from scrambling, but there’s still more game to play. The shot of Mike sleeping on a rock on the beach was a fitting metaphor. He was comfortable at the time, but it’s hardly a great spot for a long-term residence. He did spot the cracks in Rodney’s silly plan but didn’t try to turn the tables. In an extra scene, Mike even said that he wanted to vomit on Rodney. Mike looked content to remove Tyler and was confident he could relax for a bit.\n\nThe post-Tribal chaos offered an interesting look at how each player dealt with the turmoil. Dan had anticipated the blowback and wrote a star next to his vote; Carol had suggested that Tyler and Dan voted for each other. Will pushed to not fight, which was interesting after his behavior in the past. He did ultimately reveal his vote to Dan, who replied by kissing him on the cheek and saying “You and I are going far.” I can only surmise that Dan believes Will is a goat and needs him, but it was strange regardless. Tyler pinpointed Dan as “extremely loyal”, and that might explain his inability to realize his place. Of course, you could say that Tyler’s exit confirmed that Dan wasn’t really in such a bad spot.\n\nAnother reason for Tyler’s quiet exit was the edit, which focused on Rodney’s birthday melancholy. I once got stuck working from eight a.m. until midnight on my birthday and then did the same thing on the day after it. I can’t imagine playing Survivor was worse than that day. Once Rodney started talking about being taken on the reward, you knew it wouldn’t happen. Dan nearly led them to a surprising win, but having Will sit out ruined any chance of someone giving up a spot. It’s easy to criticize Rodney for going nuts. He surmised that he might be having “the worst time in Survivor history” in an extra scene. On the other hand, he was dealing with a lack of food and sleep while under a lot of stress. Plus, it was all worth it to see the world’s greatest confessional. Rodney’s grumpy interview while under a downpour was brilliant. It was like The Truman Show with the editors dumping water on Rodney with buckets while he complained.\n\nRodney’s focus on rewards didn’t make him any friends on the island. A secret scene offers more footage of Rodney coercing people into taking him because it’s his birthday. Even if it works, the others won’t respect a guy who uses those tactics. You did get the sense that people wanted to help the guy; they’d just prefer to not be strong-armed into it. Slipped into Rodney’s rant was a funny impression of Carolyn that was pretty accurate. Even when he’s miserable, Rodney is still pretty endearing. I don’t expect it to help him if he makes the end, however. You could sense that the rest of the tribe was annoyed with Rodney, and people rarely give the million to players that irritate them.\n\nSo what is Rodney’s story? His anger at Carolyn might sever their bond; she’s the next largest threat behind Mike. Would Rodney betray her and try to make the end with Dan, Will, or Sierra? Anything is possible, though it’s hard to believe he could win. Rodney is a great character and hasn’t played a bad game, but he didn’t look sharp. The plan to trick Mike probably sounded brilliant in his head, but we’ve reached the part of the game where brains stop working clearly. It’s the time when players give away immunity and are blindsided by allies. Rodney may not have enough mental energy left to choose the best path to the end. Tyler and others had no interest in joining the plan.\n\nNext week’s preview describes the alliance crumbling, which makes sense with only six players remaining. They can see the finish and will work for the endgame. Mike should remain the prime target, but someone looking to make a move could use his vote. The question is whether that person is willing to battle him in front of the jury. Someone like Dan (and his extra vote) could work with Mike and set up a spot in the finals. On the other hand, Dan can at least argue his case against Will and Sierra. He’d get slaughtered against Mike or Carolyn.\n\nAnother big factor is Carolyn’s idol, which is a complete mystery now that Tyler’s left the game. If she can survive the next vote, she’ll be guaranteed a spot in the final four. Carolyn shouldn’t take chances and hold the idol for too long, however. If there’s even a small chance for her to leave next week, she should play the idol. She’s a challenge threat against everyone (including Mike), so running the table from the final five isn’t impossible. Carolyn should focus on removing Mike, which is a move to sell to the jury as the reason for giving her the prize. If the idol helps to spur his exit, that makes the case even stronger.\n\nCarolyn: She’s fought hard in every challenge and deserves attention, but I don’t believe the others are scared of her. Carolyn has a tough personality, and people might think that will hurt her chances. On the other hand, she’s a fierce competitor and has played a game that’s worthy of the top prize. The biggest obstacle standing in her way is Mike, so taking him down in the next immunity challenge should be her priority. The votes this week showed that Mike is the target, so Carolyn must ensure that he doesn’t work his way back into the alliance. An extra scene about the challenge reminded us that Carolyn is also a super fan. She cites past winners, and that knowledge supports the idea that Carolyn knows this game and could win.\n\nDan: The obvious answer here is Mike, but he might seem less threatening without the idol. Carolyn knows what Dan’s advantage is and might tell the others about it. Dan’s extra vote becomes stronger at the final six and could be deadly if he survives this vote. At the final five, Dan needs to only bring in one ally to gain a 3-2 edge. Dan should do one of two things: 1) Hope that Mike doesn’t win immunity or 2) Make an alliance with Mike. I don’t see Dan making the second choice because of his stubbornness. Therefore, he must stay close to Rodney and Sierra and keep talking about removing Mike.\n\nWednesday’s big announcement created a strange environment where fans are looking towards next season. The remaining two episodes almost feel like an afterthought, particularly with so few power players still in the game. Mike and Carolyn both made the list of options for season 31, but that doesn’t mean one isn’t a decoy. Sierra is the most likely third option if they fall, but I don’t expect to see both Mike and Carolyn leaving before the end. One of them will probably sit next to Dan or Will (possibly both) and win a lopsided vote. There’s always a chance for a surprise, but it’s tough to ignore the edit. I believed that Tyler might still win despite his edit, and this week proved me wrong. The ultimate winner is probably the person who wins the upcoming immunity challenges, and that isn’t very exciting." ]
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[ null, "The mistakes in football’s biggest two fixtures should have served as a warning.\n\nWilson is angry that keepers of the calibre of Petr Cech, Hugo Lloris and Loris Karius are being put at risk by being asked to play out from the back.\n\nArsenal’s 1971 Double winning keeper Wilson, who was the club’s goalkeeping coach for 28 years, insists it is time for managers to be more understanding of the dangers of “sweeper keepers.”\n\nFrance keeper Lloris conceded after trying to dribble out of his penalty box in the World Cup final, Karius’s Liverpool career could be over after his gaffe in the Champions League final and now Cech is under the spotlight.\n\nIt is something which infuriates Wilson who admits that Manchester City keeper Ederson can make the game look pretty by playing out from the back but that an accurate long kick is still far more effective.\n\nWilson, voice shaking with anger while in defence of the keepers’ union, said: “I’m old school, very old school. I know goalkeeper coaches will come right back at me, but it’s been building up from watching the Champions League final, the World Cup final and then on Sunday.\n\n“It’s the most difficult position on the field, believe me. It’s eight yards by eight feet, it’s 192 square feet, it’s a huge great chasm. When I explain that to people they still seem shocked by the sheer size of what goalkeepers have to face.\n\n“Now keepers are expected to play in such dangerous areas where players of the pace of Aguero or Sterling can close you down in the fraction of a second. They can put the keeper in a panic and the keeper has to take risks.\n\n“Karius will never be forgiven by Liverpool fans and now, to my mind, has to live with that for the rest of his career.\n\n“It’s the same for Petr Cech who has won everything in the game bar perhaps the World Cup. He’s one of the greatest keepers we’ve ever seen. He’s getting slagged off when he shouldn’t be.\n\n“I think the World Cup and Champions League final, the start of this season with Arsenal, I just don’t understand that risk and gamble.\n\n“Gareth Southgate chose Jordan Pickford at the World Cup. Why? Arguably because of his distribution. But if you look at it, when Pickford had the choice he would hit it long with 80 or 90 per cent accuracy.\n\n“It’s the risk taking at the back which, to me, has become the bane of the keeper’s life. Sunday really got to me. A great goalkeeper, who is still a really an outstanding keeper, is being blamed because of his age because of the time it takes to get comfortable with it.\n\n“I think playing out from the back is so oversold. Sometimes it can be boring and if you put players under pressure then they end up having to go long anyway.\n\n“The risk element on this and the panic that it brings is not worth it. I know I’m old school on this, but I developed with Don Howe – one of the greatest coaches ever – a straight ball into Ray Kennedy who could shield it brilliantly, play in John Radford to put the opposition under immediate pressure in the final third of the pitch.\n\n“But don’t tell me you can’t see John Stones panic at times when he is given the ball in those positions. He tries to put on a bravado. But much of it is an act. You don’t want to be put in situations where you can be made to look a prat.”\n\nWilson is keen to redress the balance for keepers generally and, while he accepts a value in playing out from the back, he does feel that 36-year-old Cech has been unfairly treated because of his age.\n\n“I was fuming to see him blamed for the first goal. It’s been hit with Cech totally unsighted. Arsenal would have lost 5-0 without Cech on Sunday,” said Wilson.\n\n“Cech remains in my mind probably the best in the Premier League on high crosses. De Gea with all his brilliance, can be suspect on crosses. Lloris, for all his reading of the game, can be dodgy on crosses.\n\n“In one-on-ones, Cech is still in the top three for one-on-ones. The age thing is wrong and unfair. Pat Jennings retired on his 41st birthday, David Seaman played till 41, Peter Shilton played till 43. Even the great Gianluigi Buffon is still hugely capable. OK, the game has changed but he’s not old.\n\n“As a keeper, once you pass 33, you are past it in most people’s eyes. It’s only because as a keeper, every mistake you make is highlighted. Outfield players make masses of mistakes, missed passes, mis control, but as a keeper your mistakes are highlighted.\n\n“Petr is such a confident guy, he’s one of the few leaders in the team from last year, to see him slagged off in three newspapers saying he should have done better on the first goal is ignorance of the art of goalkeeping.”\n\nShould goalkeepers stop playing it out from the back?" ]
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[ null, "It’s false. The video that circulated on social networks that supposedly shows the interior of the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II is a humorous montage broadcast on a Dutch television program. The British news portal BBC He did not install cameras in the sovereign’s coffin, as several users on Twitter and Facebook wrongly point out.\n\nIn the audiovisual that circulated, images of the transfer in the hearse of the remains of the queen through the streets of Scotland are observed, which are interspersed with the video of the supposed interior of the coffin where the queen rests.\n\nThe fake video was edited as if it were a broadcast from the BBCdue to the fact that a logo with a similar design and colors but with the name “BBC Extra +” is shown in the upper part, while the name of a web page (bbcextraplus.com) is read in the lower part.\n\n“That the BBC installed a camera inside the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II and broadcast the image during the transfer, in addition to being out of place, I see it as a macabre and bad taste act,” denounced a user on Twitter.\n\n“That he had a camera inside the coffin and they were changing the image in the broadcast of the procession. It seems to me the most macabre in the world, ”emphasized another user.\n\nMontage used for a parody\n\nA Google search for the alleged channel “BBC Extra +” showed the verifications carried out by some pages of fact checking What Damn hoax (Spain) and EFE Verifies. In addition, Dutch media publications appear that reported criticism of the humorous program that made the video for making fun of Queen Elizabeth II.\n\nEntering the web page shown in the audiovisual, he is directed to the website of the Dutch satirical news program “De Avond Show”, which is presented by the comedian Arjen Lubach.\n\nThe broadcast of the program where the satirical video is shown is published on the program’s YouTube channel. From minute 6:56 you can see the fragment of the video that was broadcast.\n\n“It’s really historic. I was ‘zapping’ and there is even a channel, BBC Extra Plus, with a live report from the inside”, says the presenter before showing the broadcast and the false image of the body inside the coffin.\n\nIn the montage, laughter can be heard from an audience when it is shown how the false image of Elizabeth II, supposedly lying inside the coffin, moves slightly due to the movement of the coffin inside the moving vehicle. This proves that the broadcast video is a parody.\n\nWhen checking the images transmitted by BBCNewsit was found that there is no camera that retransmitted the interior of the coffin of the monarch.\n\nfake news on the death of the monarch\n\nSince the death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, several false news about the sovereign have circulated on social networks.\n\nThe EFE news agency denied the alleged images showing that Elizabeth II was throwing food at hungry children as if they were animals, because they were taken in Indochina decades before the monarch was born.\n\nA photo of the queen’s alleged gold coffin was also released. However, the images that circulated were of the coffin of Mexican singer José José.\n\nFake news spreads rapidly on social networks and messaging platforms, so it is important that users avoid sharing or publishing text, images or videos that have not been published by official means." ]
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This exhibition allowed for the attendees to gain a more practical knowledge on the larger and sometimes abstract topics of IoT, smart farming and digitalisation. As the attendees took their place, they were spoken to by the opening words of Bert-Jan Ruissen.", null, "The ECR MEP Bert-Jan Ruissen welcomed everyone wholehaertedly, before introducing the panelists of the first session on EU Agriculture and the role of digitalisation in the EU agricultural and food challenges. In his address, Mr. Ruissen introduced the attendees not only to the subject, but situated it as well, in the potential for the renewed CAP, the European Green Deal, and the Farm-to-Fork strategy. With this strategy, the EU aims to create a food-and-farm chain that is more transparant, sustainable, and competitive. Joel Bacquet, programme officer at DG CNECT, highlighted the importance of the need farmers have or will have, of Decision Support Systems, in order to help them in their decisions. He mentioned the importance of proactive detection of crop diseases digitally. SmartAgriHubs pushes this innovation in rural areas through the Digital Innovation Hubs. This is an important role for Public Policy, he posed.", null, "Edwin Hecker broke the conversation wider than the running projects, or the farmer’s viewpoint, linking the environmental, social and technological developments of the projects to the Sustainable Development Goals, and stating the smart farming and IoT can be detrimental in reaching these goals. The discussion went quite a bit further still, than just the direct influence on farming as Eduardo Cuoco stated: ‘how do we make sure that digitalisation foes not leave anyone behind?’, combining the challenges of agricultural output with the challenges of keeping agriculture competitive enough for both large, and spall players to be able to compete.\n\nThe IFOAM director also discussed the importance of smart farming in the organic farming sector, highlighting cooperation between different actors in the supply chain. Critique from his side came on the lack of clear targets on sustainable production to help in the transformation of the farming system.\n\nThe second session of the morning discussed the role of data management and how to enhance the adoption of smart farming technologies. Chaired by Petros Kokkalis MEP, the discussion again, went further than the projects, which was very interesting to see develop indeed. Touching upon the role of data trust, traceability of data, and the pressing issue of lack of access to technology and connectivity in rural areas, the panel gave a varied view on the current struggles.", null, "CEMA Technical Director Ivo Hostens shared the industry’s views on the role of data management, stating that the industry is working on easy, secured brand independent data sharing by developing an open-source interface. Embedding a code of conduct on this data sharing, was agreed by the panelists a next steo in the development of the digital economy in agriculture. Daniel Azevedo, director of Commodities, Trade, and Technology at Copa Cogeca, saw a challenge in the growing pressure on the productivity of farmers without the access to technology that would help them. Technology could also, said Azevedo, help farmers to know what exactly it is the consumer wants, as well as shocase the farmers themselves, allowing for full transparency in the farm-to-fork supplychain, which would change consumer behaviour.\n\nAt the end of the second session, sad news from Commissioner Janusz wojciechowski’s office reached us that he could unfortunately not make it to the event for his speech. The Commissioner received a last-minute request for his presence at a meeting on the Coronavirus.", null, null, "The third sesison used the time well, however, in its riveting discussion on the long-term vision for EU agriculture, CAP reform and the place for smart farming. In that topic, the discussion mainly situated itself around the question of how EU citizens will benefit from these developments. Norbert Lins, MEP and chairman of the committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, lent us his chairing skills for this session. George Beers was the first voice to be heard. He is the project coordinator of both Smart", null, "Agrihubs, and IoF2020. He talked about the uncertainties surrounding digitalisation and the profound changes they are to bring with them. This, argued Beers, is to be the case for all sectors, not just agriculture. The new amounts of data to come from these developments in this new economy, should foster the development of new competences to interpret them. Beers also touched upon a sore point, often swept under the rug in these debates, which was the sheer gender inbalance, with Doris Marquadt, programme officer at the European Commission, being the only woman on stage during all three sessions. Beers said: ‘We need to address things like gender, we are missing opportunities if we do not address these issues.’. Proof of this statement, was shown by Marquadt herself in her identifying of the need for aligned technological and political developments. ‘It is important that the various policy instruments go hand in hand with the digital transformation’, thus stated Marquadt. She went on to discuss the role of digitalisation in both the new Common Agricultural Policy, and the potential allignment with the European Green Deal.", null, "Lastly, the voice of the future found its way to the event in the form of Jannes Maes. The president of CEJA Young Farmers, and a young farmer in his own regard, held a passionate speech in which he addressed the challenges he saw on the horizon, or very much present already; ‘Market information, comunication, engaging in desicion-making, and ensuring rural areas are viable places to live, are crucial components of digitalisation. However, there must be structures to guarantee that solutions are implementable’, stated Maes. He very much drew from experience when he said that his own mother sometimes would not trust digital data, and that connectivity in rural communities is the key to making rural life attractive for young people. ‘If you want rural communities to be a part in decisionmaking, we need to embrace digitalisation. That way, we can make sure that young prople would not only want to work, but also live in rural areas.’.\n\nThe event came to a close around noon, with the closing remarks of Bert-Jan Ruissen: ‘Smart farming is high on the EU agenda, and the European Parliament is ready to further implement these developments’.\n\nHe then invited everyone for a light networking lunch in which, no doubt, new connections were made, and we can only hope that connectivity keeps these new alliances alive for many years to come.\n\nPlease find more pictures and the presentation slides on the Smart AgriHubs Portal!\n\nBack to news overview ›\n\nEXPLORE THE IOF2020 PROJECT AND ITS COMPONENTS IN THE IOT CATALOGUE" ]
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[ null, "Bertil Ohlin was Swedish economist and politician. A brilliant student, Ohlin received his doctorate from Stockholm University in 1919 and was appointed Professor at Copenhagen when only twenty-five. From 1944 until 1967 he led the Swedish Liberal Party. Ohlin shared the 1977 Nobel Prize with James Meade for ‘pathbreaking contributions to the theory of international trade and international capital movements.’ His classic work is Interregional and International Trade (1933). He is now Emeritus Professor of Economics at Stockholm." ]
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[ null, "Globalization has resulted in record numbers of women entering the wage-labour force globally. According to the International Labour Organisation (ILO), “the share of women in wage and salaried work grew during the past ten years from 42.9 per cent in 1996 to 47.9 per cent in 2006” (ILO 2007). So around half of women are now workers. The same report noted that women continue to be an underprivileged section of the labour force. This pamphlet examines two major reasons why this is the case: namely, the gender division of labour and sexual harassment and violence against women. As a result of these practices, the constitution of women workers as a cheap and flexible labour force is almost universal, and this creates serious problems for the labour movement. The very fact that this division between male and female workers exists makes it harder to build working-class solidarity and arrive at a common strategy to improve employment conditions and confront the challenges of globalization. Putting this issue on the agenda and working out ways to tackle it is an important part of a global strategy for labour and for socialists to make trade unions more effective.\n\nThis pamphlet is based on the specific experience of trade unionists in India, but most of the lessons are relevant for Nigeria. This pamphlet can be used by trade unionists, men as well as women, to try and ensure that their trade unions take the issue of women workers seriously. This should strengthen trade unions and improve the position of all their members." ]
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[ "Bavaria: Another charge six years after a bridge collapse near Werneck\n\nAlmost six years ago, 14 people were injured when parts of a new motorway bridge collapsed.", null, "Almost six years ago, 14 people were injured when parts of a new motorway bridge collapsed. A man dies. It is still unclear who is to blame for the accident. Prosecutors have identified another suspect.\n\nWerneck/Schweinfurt (dpa/lby) - Almost six years after the collapse of a shoring during the construction of a motorway bridge in Lower Franconia, there is another accused. The public prosecutor's office in Schweinfurt assumes that this test engineer is also guilty of negligent manslaughter and 14 times negligent bodily harm. Now the regional court has to decide whether the charges will be admitted and whether the proceedings will be combined with the previous ones, as a court spokesman explained. After that, the regional court must set a new start of the process for the legal processing of the accident near Werneck (Schweinfurt district). There are now four suspects in the complex.\n\nOn June 15, 2016, parts of the Schraudenbach Viaduct of Autobahn 7, which was under construction, collapsed. A number of construction workers were torn more than 20 meters down. A 38-year-old father of two died. 14 other people were injured.\n\nThe procedure was suspended at the end of 2019 after six days of negotiations because the oral report by the building experts at the time differed from the written report in key points. Since then, a new report has been drawn up, to which the parties involved in the proceedings have had to comment.\n\nIn the first trial, an accused structural engineer had rejected the allegations made against him. The engineer was responsible for planning the scaffolding on the bridge for a local company. He argued before the regional court that the construction companies involved had not adhered to his plans. Had this happened, the scaffolding would not have collapsed.\n\nThe public prosecutor also accuses the man of negligent homicide and negligent bodily harm in 14 cases. Also accused are two other engineers who are accused of making mistakes when accepting the plans.\n\nThe public prosecutor's office justifies the fact that there is now a fourth accused: \"The suspicion arose from the result of follow-up investigations that were undertaken after the suspension of the court proceedings against the other accused.\" There is a suspicion that the 64-year-old has not adequately fulfilled his obligation to check static calculations. \"The defendant denies the allegations.\"\n\nThe bridge, built in 1965, had to be renewed due to its poor condition, among other things. Decades of constant exposure to semitrailers weighing tons have left their mark on the busy A7. The new building, completed at the end of 2019, is 236 meters long, up to 22 meters high and cost around 18 million euros, according to the North Bavarian Motorway Directorate.", null, "Bavaria: Two drivers die in an accident in Central..." ]
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[ null, "A Step-by-Step Guide to the Sports Interview Process\n\nAt each phase of the interview process, there are different things the hiring manager is looking for and expects. Once you know their motivation in each moment and what they want to hear, the whole process becomes more natural.\n\nYou’ve nailed your resume, mastered the techniques of job searching, studied and prepared for the most likely interview questions - and now you wait.sports career advice\n\nWhen that call comes, don’t cheer. Stay calm. Pretend you’ve been there before and you are mature enough to answer – yes, I do have time – with poise.\n\nOnce you hang up, celebrate. But only for a moment, because you haven’t won anything yet and now the real preparation begins.\n\n1: What do the employers want?\n\nWhether you are conducting your first interview for a particular job on the phone or your 5th interview face-to-face, there is a simple fact to this entire interview process that you need to remember:\n\nThey wouldn’t have called you in the first place if you didn’t already pass their skill requirements.", null, "Think about it, the recruiter knows what they want out of their next hire, they’ve got plenty of resumes to choose from, and they called you.\n\nThat means they feel pretty confident you have the skills for the job, and now they want to discover if you are the right fit.\n\nThat doesn’t mean you have the job in the bag, or they won’t press you on questions connected to your skills or expect you to expand upon your stated knowledge in various ways - but it does mean they have some confidence you meet their technical requirements.\n\nAgain, they don’t call everyone, but they are calling you because you appear to complete the first level of their expectations. This is very important to know because now you understand the wants and needs of the employer.\n\nThe reason they are calling you is to verify your skills and start learning if you are a fit in their culture:\n\nEach employer will have a different definition for what “cultural fit” means, but the more you can begin to show your personality, professionalism, AND enthusiasm for the role, the more likely you are to advance beyond phase 1.\n\n2: Get Ready to Prove it\n\nAsk yourself before every sports job interview – what can I do to make this organization better?\n\nWhen Jeremy Ross was interviewing for a social media internship with the New York Mets, he had to demonstrate he could deliver.\n\nSports is a results-oriented business, not just on the scoreboard but in the ratings, the revenue and the merchandising. Employers want to know that you can turn your talent into results.\n\n“During my interview, the one question that came as a surprise to me was when my interviewer asked about the pre-spring training media luncheon I went to,” says the University of Washington graduate. “She wanted to know what I would do differently if I were in charge of the event.\n\nThey are looking at both your hard and soft skills – do you have the tactical and strategic skills to know what goes into a marketing campaign, and do you also have the characteristics of someone who can thrive in this industry.\n\nMaybe not in the first phone interview, but at some point of the interview process expect to have a business problem thrown at you that you’ll have to solve creatively.\n\nMy suggestion – do it with enthusiasm, speak with confidence and conviction – this is your moment to shine. When a pitcher has to make a pitch with a game on the line, they rely on their training their practice, their comfort — this is where you rely on your training – if you are qualified, you know this stuff, now’s just the time to execute.\n\n3: Someone is Always Watching\n\nIn my career, I’ve always been a big fan of the interview process. As a self-described control freak, being able to steer the conversation through questioning is an enjoyable endeavor.sports career advice\n\nI wanted to mix things up a bit and see if I could break people out of their ingrained cliché answers, so I developed a trick, and it worked like a charm.\n\nAfter a round of questioning I would offer a break to tour the newsroom – I’d explain the workflow, point out the producers, the assignment editors, the reporters and anchors – and then out of nowhere I’d have someone come up and tell me that I was needed immediately for an “important decision”.\n\nFeigning alarm, I’d tell my interview subject to hang out in the newsroom, I’ll be back shortly, and we’ll continue.\n\nAs you probably guessed by now, there was no imminent decision. Instead, there was an opportunity to observe this person in a working newsroom and see how they would react.\n\nBefore you ask, there is no right or wrong answer; it was just another data point I was collecting about each candidate’s personality when they didn’t think I was watching.\n\nThe lesson: When you are in the building for a sports job interview you are “on” the whole time – always put forth your best and be present in the moment.", null, "4: Is this Multiple Choice?\n\nUsually the process I’m about to explain only happens for entry-level job interviews where knowledge is paramount to success (think content creation, social media, media relations, team operations, etc.) Chances are if you’ve worked somewhere else in the sports industry that’s proof enough you know something about sports, or at least enough to fake it.\n\nI’ve either taken, given, or seen sports quizzes administered by all the major sports networks, and have heard of them conducted by professional teams, marketing groups, publicists and more. Some organizations may not give you a full 25 question quiz, but they might ask you a few pointed questions about their history and players.\n\nYou have to know what you are talking about!\n\nThe first question on my sports quiz for CNN/Sports Illustrated was “who were the two most recent NFL expansion teams?” It couldn’t get any easier, at the time (1996) it was Jacksonville and Carolina.\n\nAfter that question, my nerves settled, and I thought – ‘I’ve got this in the bag!’\n\nThe lesson: You don’t have to get everything right to get hired so don’t panic, don’t overthink it, and don’t choke. The sports quiz is just another data point in the process. Generally speaking, the concept behind the sports quiz is to conduct it early in the interview process to weed out potential bad hires, not necessarily to qualify good hires.\n\nFinally – Don’t underestimate the importance of eye contact and attitude.\n\nGetting hired in sports is about the skills you have to do the job, but it is also incredibly important that you have the rest of the equation and by that I mean, confidence, work ethic, enthusiasm.\n\nNone of them said, “I need someone who understands a revenue worksheet, or a non-linear editing system, or a CRM system” If you made it to the interview phase, they pretty much know you have the skills and check off the boxes for the job requirements, now they are trying to determine if you have “It.”\n\nEach employer sees “it” differently, but it’s that inherent ability to get the job done, to stand strong under pressure, to make the people around you better, to make certain choices, to work late when it is necessary without whining…all these things go into a cauldron and come out with “it”\n\nThat is the person who gets hired.\n\nConfidence works. 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[ null, "Review by AllTheBestFights.com: 2019-06-19, pretty good finish but the rest of the fight was not so exciting: Kazuto Ioka vs Aston Palicte gets two stars.\n\nThe former world champion in three different weight classes Kazuto Ioka entered this fight with a professional boxing record of 23-2-0 (13 knockouts) and he is ranked as the No.6 super flyweight in the world (currently the #1 in this division is Juan Francisco Estrada) but he comes off the loss against Donnie Nietes (Donnie Nietes vs Kazuto Ioka); before this bout, he had beat McWilliams Arroyo in 2018 (Kazuto Ioka vs McWilliams Arroyo) and Nare Yianleang in 2017.\nHis opponent, Aston Palicte, has an official record of 25-2-1 (21 KOs=84%) and he entered as the No.10 in the same weight class. He tied with Nietes last year (Donnie Nietes vs Aston Palicte) but he came back to win in 2019 against Jose Martinez (Aston Palicte vs Jose Martinez). Ioka vs Palicte is valid for the vacant WBO World super flyweight title. Watch the video and rate this fight!" ]
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[ "How to Transform Your Blazer into a Statement Piece\n\nWant to turn your simple blazer into a statement piece? Take a page out of Yoyo Cao’s impeccably tailored lookbook. The Singapore-based designer and entrepreneur’s style is largely influenced by her tropical surroundings, where she has mastered the art of layering to a t – literally – as every ensemble revolves around tailoring. Cao has become a darling of the street-style lens, with her unexpected assemblage of separates, like pairing an oversized shirt with a mini-dress and pants. Her forward-thinking style code manifests itself in her multi-label store Exhibit, founded in Singapore in 2010. Cao’s concept store redefines the “Made in Asia” market, bringing luxury, modern staples to the city’s retail scene that was made largely of European imports. Exhibit has since expanded to an in-house label, that Cao designs under her pioneering vision.\n\nWhether front-rowing during fashion week or gallivanting on holiday, Cao knows how to keep cool and chic in a hotter-than-hell environment. She defines the Exhibit woman as one with “distinctive spruce and effortless flair,” and Cao exudes those qualities with ease. She gives girlboss a whole new look, with a shirt game that puts any businessman to shame. A crisp oxford slips seamlessly under a suit-jacket one day, and the next she’ll tuck an off-the-shoulder blouse into trousers at the pool. She’s often seen sporting one of her latest creations, throwing other power-femme designers like Dior and Ellery into the mix. The key is experimenting with silhouettes, textures and colors topped off with an ‘it’ accessory or two. Turn that basic blazer into a fresh canvas this season, and get inspired with her street style edit.\n\nTailored coat with belted back", null ]
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[ null, "Baccarat or simply baccarat is really a card game generally played at online casinos. It is an online comparing card game usually played between two players, usually the banker and the ball player. The banker is the one who places the bets. The way baccarat works is that there is a bet amount in place, and this is accompanied by matching calls, which are created against the bet amount with the banker. Each baccarat coup is three possible outcomes: win, tie, and lose. The losing baccarat bets are put with the banker on the losing side.\n\nIn a baccarat game, a banker usually deals ten cards to each player. Then another card is selected randomly by the ball player and is then placed face up by the end of the hand. That is also the time once the first bet is made on that card, if the ball player chooses to do so. After this first bet is manufactured, other player can now choose any cards from their hand to be dealt. That’s where the overall game starts.\n\nIn a normal baccarat game, a number of side bets are done. In this version, the bets are done on either the banker, among the two players, or the 3rd card in the deck. If the ball player who bets on the banker wins the bet, his side is rewarded and he gets to take back his money, otherwise, that side gets to loose. Baccarat has been known to have this interesting rule: in case a player has recently taken back his money, and the banker still has an open position, it’s possible that the player will try and create a third bet, and when he wins, both sides will have to fold, thus resulting in a double baccarat.\n\nThe next kind of baccarat involves tie betting. In tie betting, all the players involved are willing to stake money on the results of the overall game. No player can win a baccarat without needing to also bet on the ties, hence the name tie. There is usually only 1 dealer in baccarat, only three. There are basically two forms of baccarat: first pair and second pair.\n\nA baccarat guide is quite helpful when trying to determine which type of baccarat to play at confirmed casino table. This baccarat guide usually offers you information on which are the bets that needs to be placed at what casino tables, once the bets have to be made, and when it is advisable to withdraw from the overall game. In the casino game itself, baccarat is an online casino game, and there’s usually no live dealer or casino floor players where sm 카지노 the players can gamble.\n\nBaccarat is used two decks of cards, a player’s hands consist of seven cards face up, like the one marked as “chair” or the banker. A player may alternately deal seven and two cards, or one card and five cards. When a player has an ace (naturally) in his or her player hand, that player has gone out of the game and could no more be dealt a card. Whenever a player has the king or the queen (respectively) in his / her player hand, this player is preparing to deal.\n\nAfter dealing each player their two player cards, the dealer will call for play. At this time, any player who wishes to place a bet can do so. Players may also choose to fold. Players may not raise their bets; however, they cannot legally back their bets with the amount of money raised. Baccarat is not a game where one can win and lose; this is a game of chance and therefore is strictly a kind of gambling." ]
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[ null, "District Minister In-charge B Ramanath Rai Inaugurated the programme by lighting the lamp along with other dignitaries. MLC Ivan D’Souza was felicitated by Ramanath Rai on the occasion.\n\nAddressing the gathering Rai said that Ivan D’Souza is a active member of the Congress Party. He has created his own identity by fighting for justice against various organizations. whenever there are social problems, Ivan D’Souza has agitated against them. Ivan has remained cool even when there was any criticism against him. Some people criticize Ivan because he is very active in every field and he is also successful." ]
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[ "Video has emerged of the assassination of Russia's ambassador to Turkey, Andrei Karlov, who was shot and killed Monday during a speech at an art gallery opening in Ankara, Turkey.", null, "Terror strikes Ankara as video emerges showing the assassination of Russia’s ambassador to Turkey, Andrei Karlov, while attending an art gallery opening. According to Russian officials the ambassador has died from his wounds, and local Turkish station NTV are reporting that special forces have killed the gunmen responsible, leaving three others wounded in the attack.\n\nThe assassination was captured on camera as the 62-year-old ambassador was shot in the middle of a speech.\n\nImmediately after the assassination, Turkish special forces surrounded the building and shortly thereafter killed the gunmen according to Turkish station NTV report. Although details are still emerging many media sources including the AP photographer who captured the video, report that the gunmen was dressed in a suit and tie and shouted “Allahu Akbar” before firing multiple shots.\n\nAccording to the AP live report, the gunmen shouted in Turkish \"Don't forget Aleppo! Don't forget Syria!\" The man then yelled: \"Stand back! Stand back! Only death will take me out of here. Anyone who has a role in this oppression will die one by one.\"\n\nA photograph emerged on twitter showing the gunman in a black suit holding a pistol, standing close to a podium in the art gallery with what appears to be the ambassador laying on the floor.\n\nThe attack took place just a day before a meeting of Russian, Turkish and Iranian foreign and defense ministers in Moscow to discuss Syria, as Russian and Iran continue to support Assad, while Turkey continues to support its Assad's foes. It is unclear at this time, exactly the motive of the gunmen, however, an investigation is currently under way and we will update this story as more details emerge." ]
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[ null, "Over the last few days, the Splatoon 2 community has been battling it out in another global splatfest. This time around, it was a question fantasy favourites as Pearl and Marina tasked players with deciding whether they preferred Knights or Wizards.\n\nThe poll results and in-game scores have been tabulated and, of no surprise to anybody, Team Wizards has brought home the 2 – 1 victory for yer gurl Marina. Wizards took a huge 62% of the vote, but only just scraped by in regards to in-game points, winning Normal Play by less than 1%, with Team Knight taking the Pro point by the same amount. Close call.\n\nThere’s no doubt, given the public vote, that magic and sorcery is where its at, despite Pearl’s open love of “slicing dudes”. My favourite wizard is Dr. Strange, but not Cumberbatch, I’m talking the 1978 failed TV pilot version. Anywhoo, congratulations Marina!\n\nNEWS: Wizards win the latest Global Splatfest! Be sure to claim your regards in the Inkopolis Square! pic.twitter.com/zZ2Xoaqgtw" ]
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[ null, "The FDA and CDC issued warnings about delta 8 THC in the month of September. They expressed concerns about its marketing and conversion. The Bell Family Dispensary opened its first CBD-based store in Bloomington, Indiana in 2018. They also expanded to Destin, Florida. They opened their second location in December with legal delta-8 products. They also sell regular CBD products. They will also sell these items in the fall of 2020.\n\nThe double bond on the eighth carbon creates delta-8 a less potent version of THC than its more popular cousin that is delta-9. However, regardless of the differences in their potency, more study is required to determine if delta-8 is less harmful. Delta-8 is a fascinating molecular to be watching. It’s a fascinating story that’s worth following. Before we get into its possible positives and negatives we’ll look at the chemistry that is behind this compound.\n\nAlthough research on delta-8 is still in the early stages however, there are already numerous safety reports coming from both consumers and police agencies. According to the report published in Chemical Research in Toxicology, the chemical is comparable to the regular THC. If you’re planning to get an upcoming drug test you should refrain from using delta-8 until you’ve analyzed its safety information. If you’re aware of an upcoming test, it is best to not use the substance until you know more.\n\nThe science of delta-8 is in its infancy, classifieds.vvng.com but there is some evidence that it is similar to THC. Chemical Research in Toxicology published an analysis of 27 brands and found that 11 of them contained an unlabeled cutting agent. All were contaminated with reaction-side-products, including heavy metals, unknown cannabinoids, and novel cannabinoid. Despite not having examined the delta-8, it’s still not known if it is safe to consume.\n\nWhile many of the products are safe, tetrahydrocannabinol there are some questions about delta-8 THC. Law enforcement and consumers have had adverse reactions. In addition, there is no conclusive data regarding the effects of the drug on humans. While it’s not clear whether the drug causes adverse effects or topscbdshop.Com not but the FDA declares there is no reported side effects. It’s best not to use a product if you are not sure.\n\nAn increasing body of evidence in science confirms the efficacy of delta-8 as an treatment of anxiety. The study was published in the journal Cannabis and Cannabinoid research, which is thought to be the top peer-reviewed journal within the area. But, it’s not safe. Why is delta-8 so beloved? A recent study in the Journal of Cannabis Research has revealed that the substance is non-toxic and has no adverse side effects.\n\nThe most comprehensive study to date on delta-8 users is the Delta-8 Study. The findings were published in two peer-reviewed journals, Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research and Journal of Cannabis Research. The authors recommend that such studies are required to determine the safety and efficacy of this brand new drug. There are additional concerns. If you’re concerned about your health, then you should avoid this substance. Although it might have some advantages, it’s not a good option for everyone.\n\nAlthough this drug isn’t totally banned, it’s recommended for children below 18 years old. The FDA hasn’t yet approved delta-8 for medical use. A recent study by the company suggests that delta-8 can cause an increase in the possibility of developing cancer and other illnesses. THC is a remedy which can ease chronic pain. It also aids in joint pain and anxiety. Research has also proven that THC is not linked to opioids.\n\nThe new farm bill prohibits any plant containing more than 0.3% delta-9-THC. The DEA’s IFR is available to review until the end of October 2021. While the legality of federal law for tasbahee.com delta-8 THC isn’t clear but it’s an option for many consumers. And as long as you can legally buy it, you’ll have an amazing time inhaling that cannabis you’re searching for." ]
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[ null, "WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump will decertify the Iran nuclear deal while staying in the landmark international agreement, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters Thursday evening. But Trump will also ask Congress to impose new, unilateral “trigger points” that would reinstate sanctions against Tehran if it crosses certain thresholds.\n\nTrump will announce the decision in a speech on Friday afternoon that will lay out a “more confrontational” US approach toward Iran, Tillerson told reporters.\n\nDecertifying Iran’s compliance with the terms of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which is the official name of the agreement, will give the US Treasury Department broad authority to impose sanctions on Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Tillerson added.\n\nUnder the terms of the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act, the president has to certify Iran’s compliance with the pact every 90 days. Senator Bob Corker (R-Tennessee), head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said a new bill currently in the works will change that time frame to six months. Corker added that he expects Trump to continue waiving the nuclear-related US sanctions against Iran.\n\nCorker’s new bill should be presented to Congress within the next two weeks, Reuters reported.\n\nTrump wants Congress to amend the deal by requiring Iran to allow inspectors greater access to nuclear sites, and remove the “sunset clauses” from the 2015 agreement. The administration does not think the nuclear deal should define all of US policy on Iran, according to Tillerson." ]
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[ "Posted at 10:05h in Clients, News by Emily Ferguson", null, "Nashville, Tenn. – June 04, 2021 – Today GRAMMY® Award-winning and multi-RIAA Platinum-selling group Casting Crowns released their first brand new song, “Scars in Heaven.” The stirring ballad is available everywhere today. The music video premiered this morning on the band’s YouTube channel, which has more than 1.2 million followers. Casting Crowns also debuted the song live for the KLOVE Fan Awards, which air on TBN tonight as well as today at CMB Momentum for radio programmers in Orlando, Fl. “Scars in Heaven” is the debut song from the forthcoming new studio album, which will release in November. This will be Casting Crowns’ ninth studio album.\n\nCo-written by frontman Mark Hall and Matthew West, Hall began writing this song while watching his mom care for her parents as they passed away.\n\n“Being a pastor and walking people through loss, there is this moment when we are suddenly very aware of their absence,” shares Mark Hall. “The world seems quieter. You realize you’re not going to hear their voice again. And in those moments, you feel the last moments of their life here. You may recall there was pain and there was suffering and there was a tragedy or there was weakness or there were wrong choices and your mind is cluttered with the last thing you remember.”\n\nThere has been so much heartache and loss across the globe this past year, and this song will resonate with everyone who has lost someone close either recently or as they remember from years past.\n\n“When we lose someone, our only faith and comfort must come from the Father. It’s not going to come from this world, because all we see are reminders that we don’t have them. So what we’ve got to do is ask God to help us release our ideas of who I knew that loved one was, and I’ve got to start focusing on who they are now. They are with Jesus. They are being held by the hands that bear the only ‘Scars in Heaven.'”\n\nCasting Crowns has continued to impact fans since their debut more than 20 years ago. Most recently, they released their last studio album, Only Jesus, in 2018, with astonishing success and response. With that release, Casting Crowns received their newest RIAA Gold Certifications for their No. 1 singles “Only Jesus” and “Nobody.” This album also produced two No. 1 radio singles, including the group’s 15th career No. 1 radio single, a GRAMMY nomination, a 2019 Dove Award, two 2020 Dove Award nominations, and two Billboard Music Awards nominations for “Top Christian Album” and “Top Christian Song” (“Nobody” ft. Matthew West). The impact of this album almost three years later includes more than 290 million streams life to date.", null ]
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[ null, "Jeff Anderson started his gaming journey playing Counter- Strike: Global Offence on the eSports team. His talent makes him noticeable to Counter- Strike followers. Moreover, he was a member of Noble eSports. He built up a strong follower base to expand his gaming career. Emonggdidn’t share behind stories of getting into Twitch streaming. He became one of the popular Twitch streamers. He is passionate about playing games.\n\nJeff is an American eSport player and Twitch streamer. He doesn’t share information of his personal life on public media. He has a girlfriend and he lives with his girlfriend in Las Vegas. They have a pug breed dog. There is no information available about his family or friends.\n\nHe was a professional player of Call of Duty 1 and 4, Brink, Battlefield etc. He was part of NEXUS in Call of Duty 1: Medal of Honor.\n\nWhen he found Counter-Strike: Global Offence, he got into its 1st competitive season on ESEA. He had a great 15-1 record in the season. Afterfinishinginvite season, Jeff was planning to be a full-time professional Twitch streamer. He started his streaming with Overwatch. Emongg was one of the best Overwatch players. Later, he played Selfless Gaming and other games. He is streaming for Philadelphia Fusion. He played different games both on consoles and PC.\n\nJeff earns $7,875 USD monthly excluding donations, sponsorships, winning tournaments, and advertisement revenues. He has more than 3,150 subscribers. His net worth is $43 million." ]
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[ "The eldest son of the Infanta Cristina was one of the great absentees, and contrary to what was thought, he no longer resides in Madrid.\n\nAfter his media trip to Sanxenxo to attend the regattas, on Monday, May 23, 2022, King Juan Carlos traveled to the Vigo-Peinador airport to fly to Madrid. It was past 10:00 am when he appeared at the gates of La Zarzuela, where he spent 11 hours accompanied by various members of his family.", null, "The first he saw was King Felipe, with whom he had “an extensive conversation about family matters as well as about different events and their consequences in Spanish society since the King’s father decided to move to Abu Dhabi on August 3, year 2020”. They began by commenting on family matters, but Felipe VI had to act as King and made it clear to Juan Carlos de Borbón the damage he had done to the Crown, pointing out that this media trip had not served to create more cracks in the Institution.", null, "It has been stated that Carlitos Zurita, son of María Zurita, was also there, who could not attend the lunch because he was in the recordings of ‘MasterChef Celebrity’, and it has been confirmed that neither the Infanta Cristina nor any of her children were there. Mariángel Alcázar commented on ‘El Programa de AR’ that Cristina de Borbón was on a work trip and that she gave him the impression that she was in India.\n\nAnd it is India, precisely, where Juan Urdangarin is. As El Mundo pointed out, the eldest son of the Infanta Cristina and Iñaki Urdangarin was not present at the lunch with Juan Carlos de Borbón because he is volunteering in India. His absence was the most striking because it was believed that he continued to reside in Madrid, but no. The most supportive of King Felipe’s nephews has left Spain again to volunteer, something he already did in Cambodia and that was so satisfying for him that he wanted to do it again.\n\nTue May 24 , 2022\nKiko Rivera is not going through a good time in his life. To her zero relationship with Isa Pantoja, her great estrangement from her mother, Isabel Pantoja, and the tension that she maintains with her brother, Francisco Rivera, now we must add a legal problem with which she will surely […]", null ]
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[ "Control your Entire Computer with your Mouth?!\n\nPosted on May 16, 2013 by Jeannie Krull in Uncategorized", null, "Controlling your entire computer with your mouth?! Is it something out of a Sci-Fi novel? Maybe, but for many people with severe physical disabilities such as quadriplegia and Multiple Sclerosis, the Jouse2, a mouth operated joystick, can be a fantastic form of computer access! When used with an on-screen keyboard, this alternative mouse gives the user full access to all computer functions!\n\nWe have had the Jouse2 in our Center for many years and have found it to be a very accurate and sturdy input device. There are no drivers to install or software needed to run. This “plug and play” unit plugs into the computer with a simple USB cord, operates like a standard mouse, and comes with its own flexible mount to attach to a computer desk.\n\nThe joystick on the Jouse2 is moved with the mouth, tongue, chin or cheek, which, in turn, moves the cursor. The left and right mouse clicks are performed by sipping and/or puffing on the same joystick. This allows one to perform all computer movements normally made with a standard mouse, such as moving the cursor to click on links, clicking and moving the scroll bar, and dragging and dropping various items on the screen, such as one would do with one of my favorites, Solitaire! This video is a good demonstration of how easily someone can use the Jouse2 to move around their computer.\n\nTo input text, an onscreen keyboard is used, such as the built-in one from Microsoft. The user simply moves the cursor to a letter and performs a left click with the built-in sip/puff switch and voilà, a letter is input into the document. Here is a letter by Greg Rose, who owns this system. He created it using the Jouse2 and free onscreen keyboard with word prediction, Click’n’Type.\n\nIn conclusion, if you cannot operate a computer with the use of your hands, the Jouse2 is definitely worth investigating, and it just might give you “Independence on a Stick”!\n\nJeannie Krull\nJeannie Krull is the Program Director for ND Assistive (formerly IPAT). She is an ASHA certified speech/language pathologist and a RESNA certified Assistive Technology Professional, who has worked with people with disabilities of all ages since 1991." ]
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[ "I spent a few days in Seattle this week and was sincerely overwhelmed. Though I was jokingly told I came for its annual one week of summer, the weather, the people, the Social Media Club, the community … everything about the trip was perfect.\n\nTypically, I don’t blog about the trips I take. I take far too many of them, am not a travel blogger and me talking about what I’m doing has to be monumentally boring for you, as Twitter-esqe as that concept might be.\n\nBut Seattle is one of those communities that when you walk away, you think, “I’ve got to tell people about this place.”", null, "I was there to speak to Social Media Club Seattle, a local chapter of SMC that was started by my friend Kevin Urie. At dinner on Monday with Joann Jen, Shauna Causey, Eric Berto and Urie, they told me that the 225-seat event sold out in eight hours and they had 110 people on a waiting list to get in. (Clearly, they don’t realize how unimpressive I really am, my wife was quick to remind me.)\n\nIt’s not the number of people that’s important here, it’s actually the quality of the people. SMC Seattle has grown to perhaps one of the more active chapters in the umbrella organization’s network. I was assured several times that the audience wouldn’t tolerate 101 content. This was a 301 audience. They needed to be pushed.\n\nAnd I was told they would push back.\n\nI was asked a tough question or two from the crowd, which I appreciate. When everyone walks away with, “Great talk.” I get frustrated. I want people to push back, get uncomfortable and maybe even be a little mad. It makes them think about the issue more which produces more clarity of thought moving forward. You don’t have to like me for me to be useful to you. Often times, I’m more useful if you don’t.\n\nOne question I was asked had me perplexed. I’m still chewing on it and will probably blog it soon. More later.\n\nPerhaps its the fact that everyone seems to have some Microsoft connection in Seattle. They either worked there or work for someone who works with them. Perhaps its because they have Starbucks here like most cities have fire hydrants. But there exists in Seattle an awesome tech community. And those here who are passionate about social media are passionate AND knowledgeable. There’s also a cohesiveness in Seattle’s social media enthusiasts you can sense. The people I encountered unknowingly showed me how it ought to be done. Ironic since Urie insists my co-founding of SMC Louisville inspired him to do the same here.\n\nI walked away from SMC Seattle wishing SMC Louisville could be more like them and that we could all have the benefit of such a passionate, smart community just outside our door. Maybe you have that in your community. Cherish it.\n\nFrom my hour talking to Neil Crist and Pete Mannix from ValueVine to hanging out with Jeff, John and the gang at the Whrrl offices, to getting a Windows Phone demo at the gdgt event I crashed, to the chic and social media hip Hotel Max, to Shauna Causey trying to cheauffer me around town in a car the size of my left thigh, every bit of Seattle made me smile.\n\nI even got a big-time save from Alaska Airlines when my crazy schedule put Wednesday’s PRSA Independent Practitioner’s webinar (of which I was a speaker) butted up against my return flight. Elliott Pesut, Bobbie Egan and crew snapped a few fingers and booked me a board room in their elite traveler’s lounge so I could be on the call and not have to race to the airport after.\n\nThank you, Seattle. You reminded me this week what it means to have a community that oozes its essence. I got a little on me. And it’s nice.\n\nNote: I have to give a shout out to Blake Cahill who really started the ball rolling to get me to Seattle. Blake, you’re a saint. Thank you for inviting me.\n\nFollow-Up: I knew I’d forget someone important (and ironically unforgettable). Brian Westbrook was not only Mr. coordination for all I was doing in Seattle, but is the emcee and host of SMC Seattle’s live streams and events. The guy is the bomb. Hopefully, he won’t blow me up for not mentioning him on my first run through. Watch the stream below. He steals the show.\n\nA video of the event (SMC Seattle live-streams their events and run them like a TV show … very cool) is online at UStream.There are some great pictures of the SMC Seattle Event taken by Berto here. Tac Anderson recaps my talk on his blog as well. And I uploaded my snapshots from the trip to Flickr." ]
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[ "Curious Florence: Florence and the Explosion of the Cart\n\nAmong the most characteristic Easter events in central Italy is the Explosion of the Cart in Florence, Tuscan Capital and UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982.\n\nThe celebration dates back to the First Crusades, undertaken to liberate the Church of the Holy Sepulchre from the hands of the “infidels.”", null, "Legend has it that a Florentine crusader that was the first to climb the Jerusalem walls was gifted with three splinters of stone from the Church; today they are held inside Florence’s Church of the Holy Apostles.\nAccording to historians, once the crusaders liberated Jerusalem (on Black Saturday, no less), they gathered in the Church of the Resurrection to receive the “holy fire,” symbol of purification.\n\nThe Florentines’ Easter customs go back to this very ceremony: that is, the Florentines’ tradition has long been to go to the Church of the Resurrection and light a small torch of holy fire with the sparks that emit from the rubbing together of the stone flints. At such a point they undertook a procession through the city to then take the holy fire to each house.\nIn time the ritual came to include transport of the holy fire (burning coals) by cart. It was in the 14th Century that fireworks were thrown in the mix, resulting in the “Explosion of the Cart.”", null, "White oxen led the car from Piazzale del Prato to Florence’s Church of the Santissimi Apostoli, while a dove (in reality, a bird-shaped flare) sets fire to the fireworks in the cart.\n\nThe mechanism in detail involves a cord that runs the length of the Church, from its choir to the cart outside the church entrance. The dove flare slides along the cord, and bounces off the cart, thus setting off the fireworks before returning backwards on its own.\nIt is said that if the explosion goes off without a hitch and the dove makes its return to the altar unimpeded, it is a good augur for Florence for the rest of the year. The tradition is always a big draw for tourists, citizens and, especially in the past, inhabitants of rural areas that based their hopes and fears regarding harvest, flooding, etc. on the dove’s success. In fact, the devastating flood that hit Florence in 1966 coincided with the fact that the dove had not returned to the church altar.\n\nIf you want to learn more about Italian traditions and cultures, take a look to our culture courses!" ]
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[ "Coward’s talent shone brightly from an early age as he became know for his many abilities throughout a busy life that included the roles of playwright, composer, award-winning actor, singer and also for his wit and flamboyance. His dandy attitude towards life matched his reputation as a fashion icon and he has been named by many as the benchmark of British style and substance – perhaps even inventing the very notion of the ‘celebrity’ and leaving him with the honourable nickname ‘The Master’.\n\nAfter attending dance school, he made his stage debut at an early age and throughout his teenage years honed his talent and love for the stage with the legendary Sir Charles Hawtrey. Through this connection he was also introduced to the high society which provided the backdrop to most of his plays that were to follow.\n\nThe drug and sexuality infused content of the first of these, The Vortex lauded him with praise and commercial reward, turning him into an overnight success in Britain and the US. This is amongst several Coward plays that are still shown to this day – Will Young took to the stage recently to play the role of Nicky Lancaster.", null, "With the outbreak of World War II he proved that his dedication was not limited to the arts – not content with conquering the world of theatre, turning his hand to operettas and delighting society crowds wherever he went, he also worked with MI5 and also created inspirational films to rally the troops and folks back home.\n\nAfter working in the British propaganda office in Paris and spying in various countries in Europe, he was tasked to use his celebrity to influence the American public and political opinion in favour of helping Britain’s war efforts – a job which he was proud to do but brought him frustration because he couldn’t reveal the true nature of his task to the public. He was a whisker away from receiving a knighthood for his efforts but Winston Churchill personally blocked this – with Coward’s ‘flamboyant lifestyle’ in mind.\n\nToday he is immortalised in an attractive bust which greets guests as they enter Teddington Library, Waldegrave Road – the road in which he was also born and with a blue plaque visible at number 131.\n\nOne of his famous quotes: “Never mind, dear, we’re all made the same, though some more than others.”" ]
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[ null, "Dhanvantari is worshipped as the god of medicine. He is said to be the physician even for the gods.", null, "The supreme place is given to him in Ayurveda system of traditional Indian medicine. Regarded as the Lord and source head of Medical science, Dhanvantari is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu who emerged from the milky ocean with the pot of nectar Amrut when it was churned by the gods and demons.\n\nDhanvantri being the incarnation of Vishnu is depicted in dark complexion with a jug carrying the nectar of immortality Amrut. He is shown in yellow clothes and wonderfully decorated with ornaments and flower garlands. He has four hands. The right hand holds the discuss Mantda Chakra and the left hand the conch Panchajanya. The other two hands dhanvanntari the pot of nectar.\n\nPeople pray to Dhanvantari for health, happiness and prosperity. There area few mantras that can win the blessings of Lord Dhanvantari in abundance. Devotees can dhanvanatri any one of the following mantras to pray the Lord. Wake up early in the morning, take bath and set up the puja altar.\n\nChoose any one of the following mantras and chant with full devotion and sincerity concentrating on the meaning. You hold in your hands, the Kalasha filled with the nectar of immortality. Oh Lord, you can remove all fears and diseases.\n\nYou protect all the three worlds and you are the well wisher of all created beings.", null, "You are the Lord of Ayurveda and the manifestation of Lord Vishnu. You are the ultimate healer of all the living beings. We worship you and pray you. I bow down in front of you Lord Dhanvantari.\n\nYour lotus feet is respectfully worshipped by the gods and demons.\n\nDhanvangari have infinite powers to save the people from the miseries of diseases, ageing, fear of death and other sufferings. Oh Lord, please bless dhannvantari with your grace and medicines so that I can also help the people with cures from their diseases.\n\nShankham chakramuparyadhashcha karyordivyaushidham dakshine,Vamenanyakaren sambhratsudhakumbham jalaukavalim. I worship the supreme person who holds the pot containing Amrut. As meditate on him, let him indle my intellect with wisdom. I worship the first doctor who bestows health. As I meditate on him, let Lord Dhanvantari kindle my intellect with wisdom.\n\nVitamin B12 Deficiency Symptoms and Sources. Sign In to earn Badges. Times Point Know more. This New Year, remember your promise. From being a human to divine The Black Lotus App. Stories you may want to read.\n\nGemini traits and personality. How to relax mind before sleep.", null ]
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[ null, "A team of scientists has developed an algorithm that can accurately pinpoint, in large regions of the human genome, mutations favored by natural selection\n\nThe finding provides deeper insight into how evolution works, and ultimately could lead to better treatments for genetic disorders. For example, adaptation to chronic hypoxia at high altitude can suggest targets for cardiovascular and other ischemic diseases.\n\nThe sequenced genome of a single individual yields about half a terabyte of data of information—that’s about as much information as you’ll find on 106 DVDs. A population sample of size 1000 individuals contains 1000 times as much information. So to examine such a massive amount of data, researchers turned to computational techniques.\n\n“Computer science and data science are playing a significant role to better understand the code of life and uncover the hidden patterns in our genome,” said Ali Akbari, the paper’s first author and a Ph.D. student in electrical and computer engineering at the University of California San Diego. “We are analyzing massively large sets of human genomic data to ultimately improve our understanding of genetic basis of diseases.”\n\nMany existing genomic analysis approaches can detect which regions of the human genome are evolving under selection pressure. Often, these regions are large, covering millions of base-pairs and do not shed light on the specific mutations that are responding to the selection pressure. iSAFE doesn’t need to know the function of the genomic region it is analyzing or any demographic information for the human population it belongs to. Instead, the researchers used population genetic signals imprinted in the genomes of the sampled individuals and machine learning techniques to reliably identify the mutation favored by selection.\n\n“We are analyzing massively large sets of human genomic data to ultimately improve our understanding of genetic basis of diseases.”\n\n“Finding the favored mutation among tens of thousands of other, hitchhiking, mutations was like a needle in a haystack problem,” said Akbari, who works in the research group of computer science professor Vineet Bafna at the Jacobs School of Engineering at UC San Diego.\n\nTo test the algorithm, researchers ran iSAFE on regions of the genome that are home to known favored mutations. The algorithm ranked the correct mutation as the top one out of more than 21,000 possibilities in 69 percent of cases, as opposed to state of the art methods, which only did this in 10 percent of cases.\n\nThe algorithm also identified a host of previously unknown mutations, including five that involve genes related to pigmentation. In these cases, iSAFE identified identical mutations in multiple non-African populations. This suggests an early response to the onset of selection as humans migrated out of Africa." ]
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[ "Harley Breen: Not Quite Right @ The Sit Down Comedy Club\n\nHARLEY BREEN\nNOT QUITE RIGHT\n\nTHE SELL-OUT ARTIST OF THE SYDNEY COMEDY FESTIVAL RETURNS WITH A NEW SHOW!\n\nAward-winning comedian and Logie-nominated Harley Breen is on the road doing what he does best. He's technically normal. But he's also definitely not quite right…\n\n\"Breen’s confident delivery and obvious delight in his work are infectious.\" **** The Age\n\n\"Honest, refreshing and delivered with gusto. Breen charms the audience with his quick wit and snappy material.\" The Herald Sun", null ]
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[ "The customer was not hurt in the incident, but the phone was completely destroyed.\n\nAfter the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, phone explosions are being reported much more frequently than before. Companies are also taking reports seriously in an effort to maintain customer trust in the face of safety concerns. Last night, BGR India discovered that a Mumbai-based OnePlus 3T user had an incident with her phone, where the battery has reportedly exploded. The incident took place about a month ago, according to the customer s Facebook post detailing the incident. Also Read - Friendship Day gifting ideas for your young tech-savvy besties under Rs 5,000\n\nEDIT: The customer has taken down the Facebook post on the issue, and it is hence no longer visible in this story.\n\nThe customer hasn’t elaborated on how the OnePlus 3T exploded or what was the state of the device at the time of the explosion, except that she was not injured during the incident. Instead, the post which brings the issue to light is focused on the customer s poor experience with OnePlus after-sales service in the time after the incident. The Facebook post further states that a friend of the customer had a similar battery explosion incident with a OnePlus One and received a similarly poor response from customer service representatives of OnePlus.", null, "From the pictures posted by the customer and the Facebook post itself, it s clear that the explosion was a significant one that effectively destroyed the back cover and the motherboard of the phone. The device appears to be completely charred as a result of the explosion. BGR India has also reached out to OnePlus India for a comment on this, and is awaiting a response from the company.\n\nThe phone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 SoC, and has 6GB of RAM, 64GB or 128GB of internal storage and a 3,400mAh battery. The device also features Dash Charge, which is OnePlus proprietary fast charging technology. The Dash charger is a 20W unit which quickly delivers power to the phone." ]
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[ null, "Economy has started to recover–Dominguez\n\nThe Philippine economy is starting to recover after hitting its \"lowest\" when most parts of the country were placed under a lockdown, Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III said.\n\nDominguez, in a taped meeting with President Rodrigo Duterte on Thursday night but was aired on Friday morning, said their estimate was April and May was the \"lowest part\" of the economy.\n\nPresident Rodrigo Duterte placed most parts of the country under the enhanced community quarantine or lockdown from mid-March to May to contain the spread of coronavirus disease. Under ECQ, movement of the people were restricted.\n\n\"The economy actually is already beginning to recover...it's already picking up now and we are going to be seeing a pick up in the - in business activity as we go on,\" Dominguez said.\n\nBut he noted the problem on transportation and the need for the people to spend their money.\n\nPublic transportation, such as buses, rails and jeepneys, are allowed to operate up to 50 percent capacity only to ensure physical distancing.\n\nThe Department of Finance chief, however, said there is no problem about liquidity.\n\n\"In other words, we have the money...the economy is not short of money,\" he said.\n\nHe also cited the \"relatively\" low inflation rate, which is within the government's target of 2-4 percent.\n\n\"Our peso is the strongest in Asia. The strongest currency in Asia is the Philippine peso. It's stronger than the Japanese yen,\" Dominguez said.\n\n\"So people have faith in us. We are able also to finance it by borrowing locally and also borrowing internationally. So we are in good shape to take this --- to overcome this crisis,\" he added. Celerina Monte/DMS" ]
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[ null, "Q :\nHow does the Church get the relics of the saints? They all passed away a long time before they became saints.\n【 Question from 】 Vancouver, Canada\nFr. Francis :\n\nWhen we talk about “relics”, literally “remains”, of the saints, we are talking about several kinds of objects, namely:\n\nNormally, during the lifetime of the saints, people close to them would have already recognized something saintly in them. In fact, that would be a requirement for them to be later recognized by the Church. Even for martyrs who had been isolated for a long time before martyrdom, at least some people must have known them for them to be named and remembered.\n\nThe fact that they were known often long time before their death and at least at the time close to their death means that there would be people who had access to their bodies or belongings while they were still available. Local bishops, once been made aware of such a possible cause of sainthood, would instruct their relics to be collected while they could be found. But more often than not, people close to them would have long time ago started collecting.\n\nAlso, once the process of sainthood has formally been initiated, one of the steps is to exhume the body, if it can be located. This would serve to be the major relic of the saint. And though not very often, there are many documented cases in which the body of the saint was found in tact, uncorrupted, despite the lack of preservatives, even after hundreds of years. We called them “incorruptible”. Some of the most well known examples are St. Francis Xavier, St. Catherine of Siena, St. Cathérine Labouré, and St. Bernadette. A search on the internet will give you more details on this subject." ]
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[ "by Nick Mann February 7, 2014\nThe RHS has copped it from the Twitterati for its \"association\" with The Ultimate Love Bouquet, Interflora's Valentine's Day offering.", null, "Guaranteed to delight your loved one\nThe Ultimate Love Bouquet isn't really my thing, but I have no problem with Interflora* for knocking it out. At £195 they must be making a few quid out of it, and that's what they do; they're a corporate trying to do the corporate thing. Good luck to them. The fact I think it sucks that people buy it is just a personal opinion, and neither here nor there. What really does get my goat is the RHS \"association\" (i.e. share of profits) with the product. Why are people so cross about it? It's a lovely bouquet, I'm sure, but mostly imported from hotter foreign climes. How enormous is the carbon footprint of each bouquet? And there is an alternative. Embattled small British growers offer attractive Valentine bouquets of British flowers or British grown blooms. Despite the weather. I don't really get the RHS. I know some very, very good people there. I've been impressed on visits to Wisley and by projects they've run, like the Perfect for Pollinators campaign. I've equally found some things about the organisation jaw dropping. Like finding \"wildflower meadow\" seed from a French multi-national for sale at Wisley. Like the Bayer stand, cheerfully promoting Provado (a rather nasty neonicotinoid) at the Hampton Court show. Like my expensive attempt to get a garden slot at Chelsea to illustrate SuDS (Sustainable Drainage Systems) using native planting, which the committee didn't seem to understand (I now feel rather smug about the whole episode). It's a cliche, but as an organization they seem to be increasingly out of touch. The RHS is in a unique position to promote horticulture and sustainability in the UK. Instead, it seems to be hopelessly compromised by short term commercial opportunism. *For whom, to declare my interest, I've written a guest blog in the past.\nBack to Blog\nUse left/right arrows to navigate the slideshow or swipe left/right if using a mobile device" ]
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[ null, "Shirley Moore, 85, found the scary pandemic experience tolerable only because of the soothing presence of her beloved little Fox Terrier, Lily. However, the 16-year-old canine di.e.d. of old age a month ago, leaving Shirley feeling empty and lonely.\n\nThe woman who had lost her husband decided to get a new puppy, but this turned out to be harder than she thought.", null, "Shirley discovered that having a pet during the epidemic was almost impossible when she approached every local shelter. Because many selfish people have chosen shelter dogs just to resell them for exorbitant rates, the employees were hesitant to permit random adoptions. Shirley’s age was also a concern, since it made her unsuitable for many canines that demanded a lot of activity and upkeep.", null, "Shirley called the local radio station in a frantic last ditch effort to convey her futile search for a furry friend in her golden years. Lily’s de.a.t.h left the poor mother with a big hole in her life, and her radio appeal moved everyone in the neighborhood.", null, "When the Australian National K9 Rescue team heard about Shirley’s dilemma, they instantly thought of Tia Maria, a 4-year-old Tenterfield Terrier. Tia was surrendered to the shelter in haste since her owner’s health was fast deteriorating. However, since she was a laid-back “homebody,” no one was keen on adopting this lonely baby.", null, "Shirley was called immediately by the rescue team. The staff knew it was meant to be the minute the elderly lady met Tia! Adoption came quickly, and the two were at ease in each other’s presence. Shirley is eager to get out of bed every day now that she has her own pal. She is eternally grateful to the community for sharing her story and rescuing her from one of her lowest points!" ]
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[ null, "Ana Janevski is currently Associate Curator in the Department of Media and Performance Art at The Museum of Modern Art. Most recently, she co-organized the performance series Words in the World at MoMA. From 2007 to 2011, she held the position of Curator at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, Poland, where she curated, among many other projects, the large-scale exhibition As Soon As I Open My Eyes I See a Film, on the topic of Yugoslav experimental film and art from the 1960s and 1970s. She also edited a book with the same title. In 2010 she co-curated the first extensive show about experimental film in Yugoslavia, This Is All Film! Experimental Film in Yugoslavia 1951–1991, at the Museum of Modern Art in Ljubljana. Janevski also co-curated, with Pierre Bal-Blanc, the performance exhibition The Living Currency.\n\n“I have to go back to New York. I have no choice\": Interview with Jaime Davidovich (Part 1) Read More »\n\n“I have to go back to New York. I have no choice\": Interview with Jaime Davidovich (Part 2) Read More »" ]
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[ null, "Harry Potter star Rupert Grint will star in Postman Pat: The Movie as a voice of one of the characters.\n\nHe'll be joined by ex-Doctor Who man David Tennant in the new film that's been announced on the character's 30th birthday.\n\nThe movie shows Pat leaving his village life for a shot at fame, by entering an X Factor-style TV talent show!\n\nThe first ever Postman Pat was shown way back in 1981, and you can still watch episodes on CBeebies.", null, "Rupert said: \"Postman Pat is one of those British symbols, I suppose - you are totally familiar with him and his cat Jess, even if you have never watched the series.\n\n\"How exciting to be part of the Postman Pat heritage,\" he added.\n\nHave a look at the CBeebies Postman Pat website" ]
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[ "There is so much about public education that Betsy DeVos appears not to understand. But judging from her speech at Harvard last night, she is getting more comfortable with her ignorance. Here's one moment I want to focus on.\n\n\nAnd doesn’t every school aim to serve the public good? A school that prepares its students to lead successful lives is a benefit to all of us. The definition of public education should be to educate the public. That’s why we should fight less about the word that comes before “school.”\nI suspect all of you here at Harvard, a private school, will take your education and contribute to the public good.\nWhen you chose to attend Harvard, did anyone suggest you were against public universities? No, you and your family sat down and figured out which education environment would be the best fit for you. You compared options, and made an informed decision.\nNo one seems to criticize that choice. No one thinks choice in higher education is wrong. So why is it wrong in elementary, middle, or high school?", null, "I haven't edited anything here-- this exceptional piece of rhetorical whiplash is as it appears in the published version of her prepared remarks.\n\nTo summarize-- education should be for the public good, which is why families should be able to choose schools based on their own private interests.\n\nBut comparing public K-12 education to higher education is actually a good way to highlight how school choice can be a lousy idea.\n\nHarvard Is Not about Choice\n\nStudents do not choose Harvard. Harvard chooses its students.And like almost all colleges and universities, Harvard requires students to maintain a certain level of achievement so that they can stay. \"Your family sat down and figured out which education environment would be the best fit-- and then you hoped and waited to see if they would let you in.\"\n\nOf course, the unspoken subtext here is that if you want to go to Harvard, you have to prove you deserve it, either through your academic achievement, your family connections, or your father's big fat bank account. If you don't deserve to go to Harvard, you'll just have to settle for whatever place you DO deserve. And your deservingness will be determined by admissions offices and the thousand other little cultural hurdles you have to jump.\n\nThat's the subtext of DeVos's \"best fit\" rhetoric-- it's the same subtext as the admissions officer or guidance counselor or apartment complex administrator saying, \"Well, wouldn't just be happier in a place where you fit in a little better? You know-- with people more like yourself, with a similar background (and race).\"\n\nHigher Education Is Not a Leveller\n\nPublic education is still touted as the opportunity to level or escape class boundaries. That's arguable, but higher education makes no such claim. Harvard has no grand interest in erasing class divides in the US, and in fact colleges do a much better job of solidifying those divides than erasing them. Rich, well-connected folks get Harvard; poor folks get Podunk Community College.\n\nAnd yet no cheerleader for choice, least of all Betsy DeVos, has an answer for who will take responsibility for the students who do not make it into a charter-choice system. At best, the suggestion that those leftover students, the ones that no charter wants, will be left behind in the public system (you know-- the one that's not allowed to reject students for no good reason) that is increasingly underfunded and underresourced because the money is all being diverted to charters.\n\nHigher education doesn't have to care about the leftovers because we still accept that not everyone will want to go to college. That marks a substantive different between higher education and the K-12 system. DeVos is correct in saying that public education should educate the public-- all the public, not just the select portions of it.\n\nHigher education is also instructive about how quality fares in a choice system. Because on the one hand, you have Harvard. And on the other hand, you have schools that are sports programs with a few classes attached. And on the other other hand, you have schools that award diplomas that aren't worth the paper they're printed on. The lack of serious accountability has created a system with wildly varying levels of quality, and DeVos, who has repeatedly stood up against accountability measures, is okay with that. American taxpayers should not be-- not when it comes to K-12 education.\n\nWhose Interests Are at Stake?\n\nIn the higher education system, it is primarily the interests of students that are at stake. In K-12, all of society has a stake in the system. Public schools do not exist to serve only parents. The interests of the students, their future employers, their future neighbors and co-workers, their future fellow voters, the community as a whole-- all of these interests are represented. That's why all taxpayers chip in (unlike the higher ed system). That means that all stakeholders get a say, and all public schools should be subjected to a considerably higher level of oversight and accountability than a school ike Harvard.\n\n\nWhy is choice wrong for K-12? Believe it or not, I don't think it has to be wrong. But as currently proposed and practiced, it's wrong because\n\n* The system must be fully funded. You cannot run three schools for the money previously spent on one. Don't make it a zero-sum game-- fully fund it.\n\n* Do not leave leftover students behind. Do not push students out because they don't fit your model. If you want choice, make it parents' choice, not the school's choice.\n\n* Students before profits. No for-profits choices. And stringent rules on not-for-profits, most of whom are currently just for-profits with good money-laundering systems.\n\nNone of these are features of the system that brought those students to Harvard. That's why choice in higher education, while not always very successful, is less objectionable than choice for K-12.\n\n\nPosted by Peter Greene at Friday, September 29, 2017\nEmail ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest" ]
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[ null, null, "If you want a cat that’s a bit on the wild side you may be asking “do serval cats make good pets?” Keep reading as you’ll discover all about this exotic breed of cat and if they’re safe to keep as pets.\n\nWhether you’ve already heard about the Serval cat and want to know a bit more, or if you’re serious about adopting one I hope to provide you with the answers you’re looking for.\n\nThe Serval is actually an African wild cat and commonly found in sub saharan countries. However, this doesn’t include North African regions though.\n\nIf you’ve heard of the Savannah cat you may know they’re closely related to Serval cats and often kept as pets. Some are classed as dangerous whereas others are much more like a domestic cat.\n\nDespite their wild streak, Serval cats are not much bigger than a medium size dog. Don’t be fooled into thinking their small size makes them less dangerous though as they’re expert hunters.\n\nServal cats have a beautiful fawn colored coat with black lines and spots. This helps create a camouflage against grasslands, forests, and wetlands.\n\nIf you look closely at a Serval you’ll notice a long neck and small head. Despite having a small head the ears are large in proportion. In addition, Serval cats have long slender legs allowing them to jump up to 9 feet in the air. They’re also second fastest cat to the Cheetah and can reach speeds up to 80 kilometers an hour!\n\nWhile big cats including lions and tigers don’t purr with contentment, smaller wildcats including Servals can. In addition, they can also meow, hiss, and chirp, just like a regular moggy.\n\nHowever, don’t think for a minute this is your average moggy! If you want a cuddly lap cat don’t even think about adopting a Serval!\n\nIn fact, though I just mentioned Serval cats can purr, this is only if they’re domesticated. Cats never purr with each other as it’s only reserved for humans!\n\nIs it legal to keep a Serval cat?\n\nThis seems to depend where you live. For example, here in the UK it’s illegal to keep a Serval or first generation Savannah cat.\n\nI don’t know how the law stands on this in other countries so you’d have to do some research. If you live in America you may find laws on keeping exotic or dangerous pets vary from state to state.\n\nIt’s possible you may find Serval cats that are generations removed from their African ancestors, but you’d need to look into this very carefully.\n\nHow safe is it to keep a Serval cat?\n\nIf you’ve discovered you can legally keep a Serval in your area, you may be wondering is it safe? The answer to this question isn’t straightforward as it depends on the environment.\n\nFor example, if you have other pets or young children then no, don’t even consider the idea. No matter how cute they look, Serval cats are wild animals.\n\nThey have a very strong hunting instinct and could easily attack a smaller domestic cat or dog. In addition, a small child would be at very great risk.\n\nA baby or toddler trying to hug a Serval cat could have devastating and tragic consequences. Even if you’re around to supervise you never know what could happen.\n\nOn the other hand if you don’t have kids and live in an area with plenty of open land you may be ok. Also, bear in mind that Serval cats are great escape artists! Not only can they jump very high, but are talented at digging their way underneath fences!\n\nSo even if you have a high cat proof fence, there’s no guarantee your Serval kitty will happily stay in her enclosure. Finding a wild cat roaming the neighbored and terrorising pets isn’t something you want to happen.\n\nThough Serval cats are rarely aggressive towards humans, they could hunt and kill local wildlife, eat your neighbors chickens, and badly hurt other pets.\n\nBy what I understand, if you live in America, some states will require you to buy a licence. Therefore always do your research first.\n\nKeeping a Serval in an environment that’s not only safe but stimulating requires careful planning. These cats have tons of energy and need to be able to burn it off. This means providing enough space for running, jumping and climbing.\n\nYou need to be mindful of any breakables and keep them safely out of reach. Bear in mind, Servals have no problem jumping great heights, so either place as close to the ceiling as possible or store them in a cupboard.\n\nYou’d also need to provide a heavy duty cat tree as well as plenty of toys. In addition, an extra large litter box would be an essential item.\n\nRemember, this breed of cat is quite large and the average Serval weighs around 29 pounds. This makes them heavier than a Maine Coon, or other large breed domestic cat.\n\nThis is why a regular litter box wouldn’t be suitable. Also, while we’re on the subject of litter boxes, Servals won’t use one once it’s soiled. This means extra work for you as you’d need to clean it daily.\n\nYou’ll need to train a Serval kitten to use a litter box as unlike domestic cats it doesn’t come naturally. With a bit of patience and love though there’s no reason why it shouldn’t work out.\n\nNever scold a Serval or any other breed of cat. Instead, reward for good behavior. As I’ve mentioned before in other posts, cats aren’t motivated by praise in the same way as dogs. Instead, they tend to respond to what’s in it for them.\n\nAs Servals are natural retrievers you’ll find your cat fetching toys and household items. Bear in mind, this breed have very strong jaws and would destroy anything small.\n\nIn fact, small cat toys could even choke your Serval if swallowed. The best idea would be to buy toys designed for large dogs. Young kittens though would be fine with small chew toys.\n\nAlthough Servals are wild cats it doesn’t mean they can’t be domesticated. In fact many owners find they form strong bonds with them.\n\nTreating a Serval with respect and kindness is the best way to bond and form a strong friendship. There are a few points to bear in mind though.\n\nFirstly, if you’re rehoming a Serval you’ll be seen as a predator for quite a while. Kittens are different as you’ll be all they’ve known.\n\nI can’t emphasise enough the amount of time needed to gain trust with one of these cats. Expecting to bond with your Serval in a few hours will lead to disappointment.\n\nA good tip is to sit quietly in the same room and get on with whatever you’re doing. Whether reading a book, watching tv, or working on your laptop.\n\nLet your inquisitive Serval come to you. Don’t try and force her to do anything she doesn’t want to. NEVER raise your voice or hit your cat.\n\nThis would be the worst thing you could do, and completely destroy any trust you may have already gained. This rule applies to any cat, but much more so with Servals.\n\nExpect months rather than weeks for complete gain of trust. Just like anything else in life, perseverance always pays off.\n\nAnother well known tip for gaining trust with a Serval is hand feeding. Offering a Serval cat pieces of food directly from your hand helps install trust.\n\nServals are highly intelligent and quick to learn. Once you’ve shown reaching your hand towards your cat means reward, your Serval will start to trust you.\n\nWhat do Serval cats eat?\n\nFeeding an adult Serval can work out expensive as you’ll need to provide your hungry kitty with a mix of high quality wet cat food such as Iams, and whole prey.\n\nYou’ll be glad to hear though that Servals aren’t fussy eaters. In the wild they’ll eat anything from small rodents to snakes, and even frogs.\n\nTheir powerful legs and amazing ability to jump up to 9 feet in the air makes catching prey a breeze. Whole prey can mean raw chicken or beef, but NEVER feed cooked meat\n\nIn addition it’s often recommended to supplement the diet as well, but you’d need to consult your vet. Kittens up to six months old should be fed minced raw meat. This is because they’re not able to chew large bones.\n\nServal kittens need four or five small meals each day, whereas adults can be fed a bit less frequently. Cats are opportunist hunters and do most of their hunting at night.\n\nIn contrast to big cats who only have successful hunts ten percent of the time, Servals are far more successful. This means they can eat multiple times a day.\n\nHowever, it’s considered normal for Servals to eat more food some days and hardly any other days. This can often apply to domestic cats as well and shouldn’t be cause for concern.\n\nAre Serval cats the right breed for you?\n\nMany people who decide to buy a Serval kitten end up rehoming it. This is because a fully grown Serval cat is not only expensive to keep, but has a lot of strength in it’s powerful body.\n\nLack of research and full understanding of what’s involved in keeping one of these cats can lead to heartbreak. You’ll need plenty of savings to fall back on and a decent income to afford upkeep.\n\nExpect to pay around $1700 for a Serval kitten, but only ever buy from a reputable breeder. 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[ null, "The tropical pig-nosed turtle once roamed Melbourne, before natural climate change restricted its range to the tropical north of Australia. Credit: Jaime Bran.\nMore on:\nturtles\n\nPiecing together the evolutionary history of a taxa is a lot like trying to solve a jigsaw puzzle that you picked up for a couple of dollars at a garage sale – most of the pieces are missing, and you’re not quite sure what the end result is meant to look like. Occasionally, you’ll come across a buried piece that suddenly ties everything together and gives you a much clearer idea of the bigger picture.\n\nThis is exactly what has happened for biologists at Monash University, who, in collaboration with Museums Victoria, have discovered a missing piece of the evolutionary history of the endangered pig-nosed turtle, which has revolutionised their understanding of this group.\n\nModern day pig-nosed turtles are found throughout tropical freshwater ecosystems in northern Australia and New Guinea, and are the sole survivors of a lineage that originally evolved in the northern hemisphere. Until recently researchers have believed that they arrived here a mere few thousand years ago.\n\nAs well as significantly pushing back the timeline for the arrival of these turtles in Australia, the fossil also raises some interesting questions about where the bulk of the group’s evolution took place.\n\n“This one fossil specimen reveals a previously unknown evolutionary history of tropical turtles in Australia, and suggests we still have much to learn about the endangered pig-nosed turtle,” Rule says.\n\nBut what drove tropical turtles to migrate across entire oceans in the ancient past to settle in Beaumaris, a bayside Melbourne suburb 20km from the CBD? Melbourne’s modern-day climate is entirely inhospitable to pig-nosed turtles, and the coffee culture was still several million years off.\n\nWinding back the clock five million years, present-day Melbourne was a vastly different place, hosting a climate similar to that found in the tropics today. Pig-nosed turtles would have happily thrived here – at least while the warmth lasted.\n\nThis fossil is the latest important discovery to come from the Beaumaris fossil site, which has proven a treasure trove for palaeontologists. The site has yielded a rich variety of fossils from the Late Miocene era, with remains ranging from tiny molluscs to marsupial lions.\n\n“We are so lucky in Melbourne to have such fossils right here in our own backyard,” says Dr Erich Fitzgerald, a senior curator of vertebrate palaeontology at Museums Victoria and co-author of the paper.\n\n“The fossils at Beaumaris still have so much to teach us about our past, present and future.”" ]
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[ "NHL Betting News\nThe Central Division is far and away the best in NHL betting odds, and it’s always fun when we get to watch one of the exciting divisional match-ups. That’s what we’ll get on Saturday, December 19 when the Minnesota Wild skate into the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville to face the Predators.\n\nThe puck drop is set for 8 PM EST on FSN. Watch online here.\n\nHow to bet the Minnesota Wild vs Nashville Predators\n\nIt has not been the best of starts to the season for the Nashville Predators, but playing on home ice might make them a good bet. The Minnesota Wild can score goals, and also have one of the best defenses in the league, which could make the OVER/UNDER a pretty interesting proposition.\n\nWhy bet on the Minnesota Wild\n\nThe Minnesota Wild (17-7-6) have pulled themselves out of a bit of a rough patch, and have now won 6 of their last 8 games, including 3 in a row. It has been something of an offensive outburst for the Wild in the last 2 games, as they have hammered home 11 goals while only giving up 4. That bodes well for Minnesota, as they are 5-1 in the last 6 games following a game where they scored 5 goals or more. They are also 4-1 SU in their last 5 games following a win. The OVER/UNDER record for the Wild games this season is at 11-14, with the Wild averaging 2.8 goals per game while giving up 2.3 goals per game.", null, "Why bet on the Nashville Predators\n\nWhile Nashville (15-11-6) have not exactly been setting the world on fire this season, they have been pretty effective at home with a record of 9-4-3. Home ice has been something of a stronghold for the Predators stretching back over the past couple of seasons, as they boast a 43-21 record in their last 64 home games. The UNDER has been the way to go with the Predators more often than not this season, with the OVER/UNDER record sitting at 11-16. Nashville is averaging 2.5 goals per game, and are giving up 2.6 goals per game.\n\nMinnesota have won 4 of the last 5 games in this match-up, including 4 games on the road. I like them to get the win again, although I do believe it will be a close one.Minnesota Wild 3 Nashville Predators 2\nOlder post\nNewer post" ]
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[ null, "Last week we saw a mysterious structure appearing on the lawn of the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art ONE. A long wooden frame, an enigmatic sloping side. We had a few guesses as to what it could be – none of which proved right, as yesterday The Bothy Project unveiled its latest creation – a traditional Scottish bothy designed exclusively as part of GENERATION, the Scotland-wide exhibition showcasing 25 years of contemporary art.\n\nArtist Bobby Niven and architect Iain MacLeod have already built and installed two permanent bothies, Inshriach in the Cairngorms and Sweeney’s Bothy on the Isle of Eigg. Each bothy is intended to provide a space for artists to work in special locations – to enable them not only to get away from it all but also to engage with the history, stories, mythologies and people of remote places. Just as GENERATION is taking all sorts of art to many of the most rural and far flung parts of the country, so The Bothy Project aims to bring individual artists to communities far from our urban centres; the artists will engage with the land, and also with the people.\n\nThe bothy at Modern Art One will, it is hoped, eventually move to Assynt in Sutherland and become a permanent feature in the shadow of Suilven and Canisp. It is perhaps especially appropriate that a structure created to root art in a remote landscape should find a home in an area bought and owned by the local community. Curator Julie-Ann Delaney visited the area with colleagues and collaborating artist Laura Aldridge earlier this year, when the weather was so mild that they were able to enjoy Assynt’s beaches and even swim in the sea. She recalls the beautiful dappled rocks and yellow lichens that characterise Assynt. It is, she says, a special place.\n\nBobby Niven builds the bothies on his family’s farm – they are beautiful examples of his skills in natural building techniques. Constructed from larch, douglas fir and oak (all native woods) and other sustainable materials, they are designed to fit the landscapes that they will inhabit. Once completed they are dismantled and re-erected in their new locations. The two existing bothies are already hosting artists all year round. They are designed to function off-grid; multi-fuel ESSE stoves provide warmth and cooking facilities, whilst a platform at one end accommodates a bed.\n\nThe design of each bothy is undertaken with contributions from artists, musicians and writers. For the bothy at Modern One, Laura Aldridge (who has a Masters in Fine Arts from Glasgow School of Art) has produced some stunning ceramics inspired by the colours and shapes of the Assynt landscape and the skills of its local crafters. She has also made three beanbags whose covers recall the patterns of Assynt stones; some of these pieces are on display inside the bothy whilst it is in Edinburgh. Laura has also been given the privilege of naming the building, and has called it Pig Rock Bothy after a pig-like dappled stone that she brought back from the peninsula. One of the beanbags is entitled The World Works (pig rock): its motif replicates the spotty skin of a pig.\n\nA programme of talks, performances, discussions, residencies and events is being planned for the Bothy whilst it is in Edinburgh – Scottish art schools have each been offered a week’s residency, and many other ideas are in the pipeline: details will be shown on the NGS website.\n\nSimon Groom, Director of the Gallery of Modern Art, says:\n\n‘(The Bothy)..gives visitors the opportunity to experience and engage with an extraordinary project which would otherwise remain very much hidden because of the typically remote and isolated locations of these unique structures. Its practical and beautifully handcrafted space provides the perfect setting for a whole host of diverse activities beyond those traditionally associated with a gallery, and we hope it will become a hub of creative activity over its three month lifespan here. The enthusiasm, energy and creative input from The Bothy Project team and Laura Aldridge has made working on the project a truly exciting experience.’\n\nThe Bothy will be formally opened on the evening of Thursday 31st July 2014 as part of the launch of the Edinburgh Art Festival. It will remain at Modern Art ONE (75 Belford Road) until the end of October 2014; please contact the gallery for opening hours. A free bus connects the gallery with the Scottish National Gallery on The Mound: times here." ]
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[ "How Big Is Africa in Comparison to the Rest of the World?", null, "When looking at a map of the world, a quick glance will establish what you think you already know about the planet. You have an idea of how the geography of everything fits together, where the United States is, where Europe is, and how everything sits on the globe. The only problem is this; the map you are used to seeing is an enormously inaccurate representation of how big things really are. The world map, most commonly seen, has been designed in order to create something that visually makes sense. The truth is, however, that Africa is depicted at just a fraction of its real size.\n\nRecently, Michael Jordaan, former CEO of First National Bank, published a Tweet in which it was visually demonstrated what the real size of the African continent was, and it caused a massive stir across the Twitter-verse. Many are perhaps aware of the fact that Africa is much bigger than is assumed, but when given a visual representation of this, the effect can be nothing short of jarring.\n\nThe effect is even more striking when doing the same exercise with Europe. Europe is positively miniscule when placed inside Africa, to such an extent that it defies belief. China likewise slips into the borders without a problem, with Asian countries like Japan appearing as no more than tiny specks on the enormous face of the continent.\n\nOr to put it another way; the United States, China, India and all of Europe could fit into Africa combined, and would just barely be protruding at the borders. This eye opener was recently visually created by Kai Krause just a few years ago, who intended on demonstrating to the world just how inaccurate the average global map really is.\n\nWant to see how big Africa is in comparison to New Zealand and other countries for yourself? Sign up at Spin Palace online casino and see if you can land a jackpot win that will buy you a round the world ticket!", null, "But Just How Big Is It?\n\nBut, how about a bit of a clearer indication of the situation just to put it all into perspective? South Africa, for example, is only the ninth biggest country in Africa. Algeria is twice the size of South Africa. However, if we’re taking South Africa as a benchmark, the sizes of things begin to make more sense mentally.\n\nSouthern Africa is five times the size of the United Kingdom. That’s 1,221,037 km² versus 242,900 km². A size difference that is positively gob smacking, especially when you go back and take another look at the traditional map of the world. It really does seem like whoever was creating this map had a serious issue with size. Though, it should be kept in mind, that this traditional map is referred to as a ‘political map,’ which is used to excuse the massive size discrepancies that are present. If the sizes were accurate, the map would more or less be one giant continent, and a few smaller ones scattered around it.\n\nOn the Other Hand\n\nBut let’s not get too carried away. Australia is another part of the world that is grossly misrepresented on the traditional world map. Southern Africa fits into Australia around six times, and into Brazil almost seven times.\n\nWhich is to say that the only real conclusion that can be drawn is that the traditional, or political map of the world really is a gigantic confusing mess. If anything, the best approach to understanding the geography of the world is to probably just forget everything you think you know. Which is certainly confusing, but also happens to be the way every school has teaching for a very long time.\n\nSign up\nWhat Would Batman Listen To? 21 – A Quick Overview" ]
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[ "$72 Billion: Here’s How Much Bitcoin Tesla, MicroStrategy and Private Companies Own", null, "Tesla, MicroStrategy, Grayscale and other private companies hold a total of $ 44.8 billion, according to buy bitcoins around the world. Total Bitcoin holdings, including entities and private funds, remain at nearly $ 73 billion. The main holders are exchange traded funds.\n\nThe largest entity that owns Bitcoin remains the company MicroStrategy which recently bought an additional $ 94 million worth of Bitcoin with the majority of their holdings totaling 124,000 BTC.\n\nThe second largest cryptocurrency holder in the industry is Tesla, with nearly 43,000 Bitcoins on its balance sheet. The top three companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets are all US-based companies. The only European company close to the top is German company Bitcoin Group SE, with $ 200 million in BTC owned by the company.\n\nIn addition to private and public companies, five countries have a total of 263,000 Bitcoins. The biggest holder remains Bulgaria, with $ 10 billion in BTC. Ukraine is in second place with 46,000 pieces.\n\nThe majority of countries that own Bitcoin have not purchased it specifically to invest or redistribute their funds. Instead, the listed funds were confiscated from criminals, who quite often use the cryptocurrency for illegal activities.\n\nAmong private companies, Blockone remains the largest holder of Bitcoin, with 140,000 coins listed on their sheets. Tezos, the company in second place, remains at 122,000 pieces of the first place.\n\nIn total, various companies and even countries hold 1.5 million coins in their balance sheets at the end of 2021." ]
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[ "One thousand wine professionals gathered in Logroño, Spain, November 13 and 14 for the first WineFuture conference organized by Pancho Campo and the Wine Academy of Spain. The event drew luminaries such as Jancis Robinson, Robert Parker and Gary Vaynerchuck along with international collection of industry members. Topics such as the crisis in dropping restaurant sales, changes in the retail market, and social media were debated by a series of panels over two days in the Rioja Forum Convention Center. The glitterati of the wine industry were dazzling to watch, but I went to the event asking: What does all this mean for the wine consumer?", null, "Wineries, distributors and marketing experts agreed the global recession has brought price to the forefront. Universally, the dollar equivalent of $5-$15 is the current sweet spot, with more expensive wines languishing. We’re spending our wine dollars carefully, buying more at the supermarket and chain stores instead of restaurants. The average wine consumer is relying on familiar brands instead of the unfamiliar. If you like the security and reliability of buying the same brand at your local grocer or liquor chain, with no vintage variation, over and over, you’ll love the new wine world order that’s coming.\n\nIf you prefer discovering the unique, smaller producers it’s going to get harder over the next few years. “Price transparency”—also known as “shopping around via the internet” as the rest of us call it—is pushing down profits for everyone as consumers look for the best deals on sale. But who can blame us? Expect lots of the less well-funded boutique producers and wineries who are reluctant to look outside the box to disappear as profits shrink and expenses stay high. Also expect to see continued consolidation among the more fragmented producers in Europe and the US. The well-established luxury wines and Bordeaux Grand Cru will be able to hold out until the recession passes.\n\nThis brings us to restaurant market, traditionally the place where the smaller wineries showcase their wines. Falling restaurant sales have left many boutique producers with unsold inventory as consumers cut back. The hospitality sector was lambasted for high-percentage markups on wine. Spanish wine importer and winery owner, Jorge Ordonez put it succinctly, “Wine has been the cash cow of restaurants, but now the cow is dead.” The excuse about the cost of the glassware and the investment in inventory to justify the markups isn’t going to cut it in this economy. If restaurants want to sell wine it was suggested that they reduce markups; offer a larger selection of moderately priced wines that offer good value; and to maximize wine by the glass programs. I’d drink to that change if it comes to pass.\n\nWe may see more wineries taking advantage of the internet and blogging. Gary Vaynerchuck stepped on stage as the last and most energetic speaker on the Internet and Wine panel. He hammered home the point that an industry that struggles with branding and the cost of marketing is missing out on some of the most cost-effective ways to promote wine. I watched the crowd while Gary spoke. Some people were on the edge of their seats, but many of the old guard looked unconvinced. Several of the European attendees I spoke to had never heard of him before, but found his ideas intriguing. Will the Gary V. World Tour be next?", null, "Jancis Robinson moderated a panel on the Media, Wine Writers and the Future of the industry. While the large publications like Decanter, Wine Spectator and Wine Advocate still have their fans, they aren’t reaching enough of the wine-buying population, such as female or non-white wine drinkers. Jancis agreed with fellow panelist Gary V that the day of the gatekeeper in the ivory tower handing down wine reviews is coming to the end as blogging levels the playing field and pushes wine journalism to a more democratic model.", null, "Speaking of gatekeepers versus bloggers, Robert Parker said he likes blogs—as long as they aren’t full of vicious noise and personal attacks. “I hope the crème de la crème will rise to the top,” referring to one of Gary V’s quips the previous day, “and responsible bloggers will carry on,” was his carefully worded statement when asked about his opinion. Parker hosted a sold-out private tasting for VIP ticket holders (unfortunately, I wasn’t one of them) on Thursday night. I saw nothing but admiration of him in the trade and he seemed open, down to earth, and affable in the capstone discussion forum that ended the event. It reminded me of Richard Nixon as the elder statesman in the 1990s. He compared the 300% markup on restaurant wine akin to “being mugged on the street,” and offering up his opinion that interactive technology and the internet is the future of wine marketing. Was that a peace offering I heard?\n\nMarketing experts repeatedly suggested the wine industry needs to stretch itself to reach out to new customers and new packaging trends. Marketing gurus Richard Halstead, Tim Hanni, MW, CWE and Justin Howard- Sneyd, MW, agreed that the industry should look to expanding the customer base by taking the demand for sweet wines more seriously, warning wine’s current popularity in the US and new world is facing a new generation of flavored, sweetened wine drinks that are on the horizon. The thought makes me recoil in horror (and I suspect I wasn’t the only one in the audience), but now I won’t be surprised to see green tea–hibiscus Pinot Grigio or chili-lime Riesling in a tetra packs on store shelves.\n\nIt seemed clear at WineFuture that the wine industry knows it needs to work harder to sell us wine in order to thrive, but they aren’t quite sure how to go about it. For an industry based on tradition, future success will require reaching into new territory when it comes to sales and marketing. I’ll be watching to see which if any of these predictions come to pass and posting a few more in-depth observations on the conference topics on my blog, Wine Country Confidential, when I return from my trip.\n\n—Leah McNally is a student at Sonoma State University in the Wine Business MBA Program, focusing on social media and marketing. She works as Concierge for the Wine Club and Direct to Consumer department at Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars in Napa, California, and writes about the wine industry and other musings at Wine Country Confidential." ]
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[ "Arguably, India’s best captain, Mahendra Singh Dhoni handed over his IPL captaincy to all-rounder Ravinder Jadeja at the start of this year’s IPL. “MS Dhoni has decided to hand over the leadership of Chennai Super Kings and picked Ravindra Jadeja to lead the team,” the franchisee wrote in an official release. “Dhoni will continue to represent Chennai Super Kings this season and beyond,” the release added.\n\nCaptain Cool, as he is popularly known, who has been a part of the franchise since its inception (barring two years when CSK was banned from participating), is one of the most successful captains of IPL. In his glorious career as the captain of the Chennai-based franchise, CSK has crowned champions 4 times including a double in 2010 and 2011. Chennai Super Kings also holds the impressive distinction of qualifying for the playoffs every time except 2020. Besides 4 IPL titles, Dhoni also laid his hands on 2 Champions League t20 titles. Mumbai Indians might have won the IPL title the most number of times (5 times), but CSK is the most consistent one. They had the greatest average league position of 2.67, indicating their consistency. With a score of 3.36, Mumbai Indians come in second. Dhoni, the only player to command CSK for more than 150 games and the captain with the most IPL wins, will be remembered as the team’s leader.\n\nIn his illustrious career as the captain of Chennai Super Kings, in the IPL. Dhoni has had a lot of great knocks to look at. ManipalBlog presents you 7 top knocks by Mahendra Singh Dhoni in the yellow jersey:\n\nIn the 54th match of the tournament, MS Dhoni’s heroics helped Chennai Super Kings to clinch a last-over victory to book their place in the semis. Chasing a target of 191, MS Dhoni was unbeaten with a score of 54 off just 29 balls. His innings had 5 fours and 2 sixes. With 16 needed off the last over, the great wicketkeeper-batsman wrapped up the chase in just four deliveries, hitting Irfan Pathan for two massive sixes.\n\nChasing a mammoth target of 206, MS Dhoni ably supported by Ambati Rayadu won the match for CSK. His knock of 70 runs came in just 34 balls that included 7 sixes and a four leading to a strike rate of 205.88. CSK won by five wickets thanks to Dhoni and Ambati Rayudu’s 101-run partnership. It was CSK’s highest run chase against RCB in IPL history.", null, "The showdown between these two Indian Premier League supergiants is known to draw a large number of spectators. This is one of the most anticipated matches between these two squads. In this match, MS Dhoni had a tremendous inning against the Royal Challengers Bangalore. The Royal Challengers Bangalore batted first and scored 161 runs. MS Dhoni was on 60 at the time. This is when the captain showed off his big-hitting ability, slamming one four and three sixes to register his highest T20 total of the night and become the first Indian player to hit 200 sixes in the IPL. CSK, on the other hand, lost the match to RCB by the tiniest of margins.\n\nIt was a round-robin match. The Mumbai Indians got off to a good start, taking two early wickets. Even though S Badrinath and Michael Hussey put on a 94-run partnership, Chennai still needed a boost to turn it into a match-winning total. Dhoni entered the picture at this point. There was no going back when he hammered 51 runs off 20 balls. MI was unable to score, and CSK won the game. and advance to the elimination final of the Indian Premier League’s second qualifying round. MS Dhoni and Virender Sehwag (DD) tied for the fourth-fastest fifty in the Indian Premier League with a 20-ball fifty against RR in Jaipur this season.\n\nHow can we forget this game-changing performance while remembering Dhoni’s best innings in the IPL? Dhoni and Raina shared a 61-run stand and Dhoni scored 33 runs off his first 30 balls. Following that, he plundered 42 runs off his next 12 balls in a knock that included four fours and many sixes. CSK ended up making 175 runs with Bravo’s help (27 runs), resulting in CSK’s exciting 8-run triumph. Dhoni wasn’t at his best as a batsman at the time, but he had bat against all odds and practically single-handedly secured a win for CSK. MS Dhoni was chosen Player of the Match for his quick-fire unbeaten 75-runs hit off only 46 balls, including four sixes and four fours with a strike rate of 163.04.\n\nMS Dhoni’s unbeaten half-century (67 off 37 balls) helped Chennai Super Kings beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by five wickets in another last-over climax. CSK needed to reach 160 to win, and they did so with two balls to spare. Dhoni retained his nerve and finished the game in style with 15 runs needed off the final over.\n\nAfter defeating Delhi Capitals by four wickets, the immortal Mahendra Singh Dhoni played a sentimental inning to lead Chennai Super Kings into their ninth Indian Premier League final. Although this may not seem to be a run-fest, this cameo of the former Indian skipper was enough to send CSK to a record 9th time. They eventually beat Kolkata Knight Riders in the final to win their 4th IPL title.\n\nIn the Indian Premier League, MS Dhoni had the longest six of 111 meters. From the start of his career, he was known for his ability to hit home runs. Even as captain, he has left an indelible mark with his breathtaking performances, which are littered with sixes. Apart from his spellbinding performance, Dhoni’s IPL knocks are noted for one thing: the unusual passion he displays after finishing the chase.\n\n“I would like to continue simply because I like being the captain of England. Till I get a pat on my back, I would keep on being the captain”, Alastair Cook after losing the Lords test to an inexperienced Indian […]\n\nThe final of CLT20 was the last time Rahul Dravid stepped on a Cricket field as a player. Dravid, often referred to as the Wall is an epitome of determination, spirit and dedication. He is one of the most accomplished and greatest […]\n\nConfession of a cricket ball\n\nDear Mr. Sachin, We have been working with you for over 20 years. 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[ null, "As the official Borderlands 3 reveal grew closer, fans were wondering what exactly was on the horizon, especially when it came to the villain that would be featured in the highly anticipated title. While the Calypso Twins weren’t what many were expecting, that what we got. That said, the main baddie of previous games was almost brought back for another entry.\n\nThat’s right – Handsome Jack was nearly brought back for Borderlands 3. This, of course, would have been rather interesting considering the fact that Borderlands 2 players saw him, spoiler alert, die. However, according to Gearbox’s Randy Vamell, Jack was originally set to make a comeback. During Devcom 2019, Vamell revealed this information, but what seemingly made them go in a different direction was a fan video stating that Handsome Jack should not appear in Borderlands 3. You can check out the clip for yourself below:\n\nFor those who don’t know what Borderlands 3 is all about, here’s more:\n\n“The original shooter-looter returns, packing bazillions of guns and a mayhem-fueled adventure! Blast through new worlds and enemies as one of four new Vault Hunters. Play solo or with friends to take on insane enemies, score loads of loot and save your home from the most ruthless cult leaders in the galaxy.”\n\nBorderlands 3 is currently available on Google Stadia, PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other gaming goodness going on right now, check out the following:\n\nWhat say you, gamers? Are you glad that they decided not to go with Handsome Jack for the Borderlands 3 villain? Sound off in the comments section below, and be sure to follow DFTG on Twitter for live gaming and entertainment news 24/7!", null, null ]
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[ null, "Imagine you discover that you have been switched at birth and that your parents are not your real ones. Would you look more like your biological father or the one that raised you?\n\nIn Like Father, Like Son, as in his previous great movies Nobody Knows(2004) and I Wish (2011), Koreeda is exploring the theme of the family. It is one of the major themes of Japanese cinema, and Koreeda once again asserts himself as Ozu’s heir.\n\nRyota Nomomiya (Masaharu Fukushima) is a busy and ambitious architect who neglects his wife Midori (Machiko Ono). They live in a designer apartment in Tokyo with their shy and polite six years-old son Keita. Ryota hardly sees his son because of work, and applies a very strict education on him. The family then learn that their son is not their real son and that he has been switched at birth with the son of Mr and Mrs Saiki (Yoko Maki and Riri Furanki). Their son Ryussei, on the contrary, is a provocative and active child living with his brother and sister and their not-so-working father is a “bon-vivant” whom they admire. The family decide to exchange their boys for 6 months in order to get to know each other.\n\nKoreeda said his movie was inspired by 1960s baby swap cases in Japan and by his own experience. It questions the legacy of fatherhood that is, according to the movie, mostly cultural and not that much natural. But above all, the director is a master at filming children. It is as if he placed the camera somewhere and let the kids guide the scene.\n\nThe movie was a great success in 2013 at Cannes and, if not the best work of Koreeda, it is a warm-hearted, tender and humorous observation of two opposite families." ]
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[ null, "A property on 73rd Street was rumored to be owned by Grace Kelly. (Getty, StreetEasy)\n\nAn Upper East Side mansion reported to have been once owned by Hollywood legend and Princess of Monaco Grace Kelly, has sold for $25 million, according to New York City Department of Finance records.\n\nThe home, at 51-53 East 73rd Street was purchased late last year by Chai 73, a limited liability company with an address listed as 975 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, had been on the market since February as part of bankruptcy proceedings of its owners, the Ender family.\n\nJust two blocks from Central Park, the 12,000-foot home was constructed in the 1880s and sits between Park and Madison avenues. Air rights for the home allow it to be expanded by about 2,000 square feet.\n\nThe sale comes after years of controversy and intrigue surrounding the property.\n\nAt the top of the list is the question as to whether Kelly, who starred in Alfred Hitchcock’s “Dial M for Murder,” “Rear Window” and “To Catch a Thief,” ever lived in the building. Multiple reports on the plans to sell the home over the last 10 years touted it as “Grace Kelly’s townhouse,” but according to the New York Post, there is no evidence she ever lived there.\n\nOther stars rumored to have resided there include Harry Belafonte, but the Post called shenanigans on those whispers, claiming Belafonte famously complained that no landlord on the Upper East Side would rent to him in the 1950s.\n\nSilberman’s family bought the property in 1973, and first listed it in 2011 for $33 million. In 2014, it was at the center of a scandal when its listing agent was sued for allegedly sending the then-$45 million listing to members of Tiger 21, a networking group for wealth entrepreneurs, after persuading one member of the club to provide her with the confidential contact information of all its members. That case was settled out of court.\n\nThe property was back on the market in 2015 for $42 million, after the Ender Family borrowed $15.3 million against it, and later went into a foreclosure that was halted by the bankruptcy filing." ]
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[ null, "Every year there’s always that one drama which starts out so well but halfway through become a train wreck in too many ways to count, that one drama that you cheer on, hoping and praying it’ll improve the next week, that one drama whose fans can’t even explain why they even watch. Spy Myung-wol is my “drama that could have been” for this year.\n\nWhen news and teasers of Myung-wol were first released, I was definitely interested. My train of thought went a bit like this: “North Korean spy in South Korea = boring, I already saw this. Modern day comedy with North Korean spies in South Korea = wait what? Is that even allowed? Who thought of this?” The premise was new in some ways and I wanted to see what the writers would do with the touchy subject of the North-South tensions. Plus I’m a fan of Eric, not because of Shinhwa or his gorgeous looks but because he’s a decent actor, a very down-to-earth celebrity, and overall classy man.\n\nSo Myung-wol started off well, with little jokes and quirkiness that had me chuckling and a light arc which left me feeling good. Despite the dubious conditions and sometimes borderline ridiculous plot lines, I was entertained. But somewhere between Mission Capture Hallyu Star for the Good of North Korea and falling in love with said star, I lost interest. Part of it is due to the staleness of the writing. After all, you can rely on over-the-top antics only so far; the story must have substance and actually make sense to keep interest and Myung-wol had none of that. Once the plot left the land of lightheartedness and entered the obligatory angst and darkness, it fell apart. Part of it was the acting. I just could not feel the chemistry between Eric and Han Ye-seul. The directing was also lacking here and there with no real direction. I stopped watching.", null, "But the biggest downfall of the disaster that is Spy Myung-Wol is the scandal that erupted. Seoulbeats followed and commented on the entire debacle of Han Ye-seul’s breakdown, departure, and the drama that followed the drama all the way until the end. Once I heard of the news, I came back to Myung-wol. I watched and dissected Episode 10, which became my favorite episode, because finally there was quality writing and the chockful meta was the entertainment that made me love the drama in the first place. I suppose once you have real juicy ideas to base the story on, the writing comes more easily. However once Ye-seul came back, the mess just exploded even further into a million random bits. They dragged out the angst, they added noble idiocy, they kept hidden secrets which were so blatantly obvious and should have been revealed. They made Kang-woo useless, Ryu an idiot, and Myung-wol an indecisive and frail anti-heroine. And In-ah suddenly becomes the good guy? The finale with its feel-good happy ending and perfect bow tie on a fan service affair left me so disappointed and empty. All the angst, the tormented tears, the unnecessary departures were for nothing. Why Myung-wol why?\n\nIt’s been two weeks since the end of this drama but the bitterness remains every time I think of it. I expected so much, I was rewarded with so much, but then it was all taken away. Every good drama needs to have at least two of the three crucial elements: writing, acting, and directing. Unfortunately, the weakness of all three and the frayed relationships which developed after the scandal turned Myung-wol into an unfortunate failure. This was the drama that could have been, the drama which could have made a name for Eric, the drama which may have shot Han Ye-seul to enough fame that she could forever leave behind dramaland, the drama that could have somewhat fill the empty hole that is City Hunter. However, it faltered and fell short, failing to leave any lasting memories in the mind of this drama addict.\n\nWhat did you think of Spy Myung-wol? Was there untapped potential or was it a dud from the very start?" ]
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[ "From wrestlers to rappers and everything in between, listed below are seven inspirational Bolivianas you must get to know. Here, thirteen oft-forgotten Black and Indigenous Bolivian women who have made monumental sacrifices and achievements so as to struggle for a decolonial future for the following technology. Physical abuse and rape are the highest skilled crimes in opposition to women in Bolivia. A 1986 report from a hospital in La Paz acknowledged that out of the 1,432 circumstances of rape and abuse, sixty six percent were dedicated towards women. seventy seven.5 percent of those crimes had been dedicated by husbands or family members, followed by 13 p.c dedicated by strangers.", null, "Women who work the latter tend to work more hours, with less days off and low pay. Low authorities support concerning schooling in rural areas, poor instructing coaching, instructional programming and conflicts with the agricultural calendar all contribute to the education of ladies dwelling in rural areas. Bolivian women’s school attendance price is among the lowest in South America.\n\nHerstory: 10 Salvadoran Women Who Changed the Course of History\n\nBut she continued her education in non-public, later breaking obstacles as a trainer and poet. After being widowed and left as a single mom, she met and fell in love with Andrés Tupac Amaru, Tupac Amaru II’s nephew, and hoped their union could unite the Indigenous resistance taking place in Peru and Bolivia. Unfortunately, when her brother and sister-in-regulation were captured by the Spaniards, Amaru, under the orders of his household, returned to Peru, they usually never noticed one another once more. Apaza organized her troops and tried a final siege so as to save her family, but sadly she was also captured.\n\nFurthermore, officials, typically male, could select not to implement legal guidelines. Local and regional governments also lack the assets to implement the legal guidelines. Illiteracy of Bolivian women can be a possible cause, as women are unable to teach themselves in regards to the laws that defend them.\n\nA project was created for women to have an financial alternative to help them earn revenue, and advance in financial development. They got the option to create a stone pathway and can be paid for their work. If this challenge is what the ladies needed to do, then the 2 center-class women would deliver the project proposal to the mayor’s office so as to begin the challenge.\n\nTips on Dating a Bolivian Girl\n\nThey counsel the characters are offensive to the image of the chola, Bolivia’s indigenous women, and Bolivians as a complete. In the mid-2000s, indigenous Bolivian women started wrestling in El Alto to find some respite from their violent home lives. An entrepreneurial male promotor noticed potential within the spectacle, prompting the women to carry out professionally of their colourful apparel, whereas keeping the lion’s share of the revenue for himself. Bolivia has a protracted approach to go by way of gender equality, with rampant machismo and home violence sadly remaining the norm. Yet despite such adversity, local women are proud and hardworking, at instances evolving into iconic native legends who encourage these around them.\n\nOpportunities regarding education and coaching are extraordinarily poor. Lack of consciousness about their authorized rights and strict conventional gender roles contribute to their roles within Bolivian society. Many of the rural initiatives being programmed by new NGO’s focus mainly bolivia women on men. The cash transfers got to the ladies in order for them to deal with their youngsters and their maternal health. It additionally gave them a possibility to create a social network while shifting to city areas.", null, "She would journey to the City of La Paz to sell her mercantile goods, and she used that money to assist pay for her schooling. In her community, she skilled intense sexism for wanting to obtain an training, so to be able to pursue the next schooling, she moved to La Paz. However, going to the city was a huge tradition shock for her, and the overt racism she skilled put lots pressure on her to assimilate into mestizaje. Zamudio’s work typically put her at odds with the Catholic Church, as she strongly opposed its control over schooling. This impressed her to found Bolivia’s first secular school and portray establishment specifically for girls.\n\nIn addition, Apaza was in command of the administration of the navy bases, dividing the products obtained from profitable invasions and personally coaching Indigenous women for fight. Together, the revolutionary duo organized attacks on completely different haciendas to be able to obtain navy weapons. Gradually, a majority of the communities within the mountains declared their independence and took back their lands. On March 13, 1781, underneath the command of the couple, 20,000 Indigenous troops gathered and commenced the primary main siege in La Paz.\n\nWhen she was a toddler, she helped her family cultivate the land and would make clothing out of sheep and alpaca so as to economically help them. During the height of the agricultural season, she would work for other families in trade for naturally grown food.\n\nThey will shower you with love and provides back all you requested for and more. Most of those women grew up caring for their family unit and family chores go simple with them. They usually are not only able to paint their nails but additionally take care of your own home on a serious stage. She is able to create a healthy stability between family obligations and her career. In this century, when you find a girl that treasures commitment, then that’s a gold mine right there.\n\nWomen’s participation in economic improvement elevated from 22.5 percent to forty % between 1976 and 2002. Women living in urban areas tend to have the least paying and unproductive kinds of jobs, which is believed to be because of the lack of educational alternatives for girls and educational necessities for higher jobs. In rural areas women wrestle more as a result of their gender and of being indigenous.\n\nSo, if you want to find an bold and lively woman, Bolivian lady is for you. Leonilda Zurita, certainly one of Morales’ closest advisors, was as soon as believed to be some of the highly effective women in Bolivia. Zurita and Silvia Lazarte, supporting Morales since his Chapare days, are extremely revered amongst Bolivia’s indigenous women. Morales ended up tapping Bartolina chief Nilda Copa as Minister of Justice, and Isabel Ortega as her deputy minister. Externally, Bolivian brides seem defenseless, female and susceptible, however solely until their family members need assistance and assist in a tough life scenario." ]
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[ null, "The financial crisis also underscores a need to tighten federal spending and, on military personnel accounts, that would include raising health care fees for working-age retirees, Mullen said. This surface warfare officer’s 40-year career has included command of three ships. He served as chief of naval operations before becoming the president’s top military advisor Oct. 1, 2007.\n\nFor an hour, Mullen discussed a wide range of topics including his top three priorities for military personnel. One is to ease the pace of wartime deployments so service members eventually spend twice as much time at home as they do deployed. The existing pace allows a grueling “one-to-one” ratio of “dwell time” at home to time away, usually in a war zone.\n\nFor Army and Marine ground forces, the ratio is less than one-to-one, Mullen said, which means these fighters, and peacekeepers, are spending more time in Iraq or Afghanistan than they do with families.\n\nMarines are beginning to see some relief as its active force builds toward 202,000. “We’ve deployed the first new battalion,” Mullen said. “We’re going to deploy the second here shortly (and) the third in the spring or later on this year.”\n\nHis second priority for personnel, said Mullen, is to protect the “totality” of resources needed to attract and retain a robust volunteer force.\n\nThat means “it isn’t only about military pay,” he said, or quality health care, housing and barracks, base shopping, family support programs or hazard duty pay with in-theater tax relief. “It isn’t just benefits, and that’s the key. It’s all of those things, and there are more,” said Mullen. “So my second priority would be that we keep that together. …Too often as the budget crunch comes, those are the first things to go — and they can’t be.”\n\nHis third priority for personnel “is to make sure we get it right for our wounded, their families and the families of the fallen.”\n\n“Those three would capture where I am with people,” Mullen said. “What those roll up to is a healthy, all-volunteer force, which we’ve got to have.”\n\nHigher fees should be set so they don’t “disadvantage somebody who really can’t afford this. Clearly one size doesn’t fit all,” Mullen said. But the financial crisis will lead to belt-tightening across all federal departments and defense will not and should not be spared, Mulllen said.\n\n“I’ve done enough work on the working-age (retirees) to know we have to do that,” he said. “I would really have to look at the other categories to say, ‘Yeah, this is a part of it.’ But at a high level all of us — those of us who serve, who govern, who legislate — everybody has to figure out a way to contain costs of our people.”" ]
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[ null, "The NLC and TUC are planning to embark on strike on September 28 to protest the recent hike in petrol price and electricity tariff.\n\nThe National Industrial Court, Abuja, has again granted an order of interim injunction restraining the Nigeria Labour Congress, Trade Union Congress, their agents, employees, workmen, servant or proxies from embarking on the planned September 28 industrial action of any nature pending the hearing and determination of the claimants motion of notice.\n\nThe judge, Ibrahim Galadima, gave the order on Friday sequel to an ex-parte motion filed by the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Attorney General of the Federation through their counsel M. L. Shriu and Gazali Ashiri.\n\nDelivering the ruling after careful perusal of the deposition contained in the affidavits, the Judge said that he found the application meritorious.\n\nThe court in addition ordered that the NLC and TUC be served within seven days from September 25 with the motion on notice as well as other processes.\n\nThe same court on Thursday granted a similar ex-parte application filed by the Incorported Trustees of Peace and Unity Ambassadors Association through its counsel, Sanusi Musa.\n\nAlso on Thursday, a meeting between the federal government, the labour unions and civil society groups over the increase in petrol price and electricity tariff ended without resolution." ]
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[ null, "Going Up? With the RUST Elevator Update\n\nIntroduced in the RUST Elevator Update, a massive list of fixes and changes and the long-awaited elevator component delivery has taken the RUST base building system to new heights. If you don’t like using elevators, you’re going to have to take steps to avoid them, considering how cheap and easy they are to install. This post will help you learn how to acquire, use, and most importantly set up elevators in RUST.\n\nRUST’s elevators aren’t going to make or break the game, except for a stability bug to iron out, but they will become ubiquitous. Like many building components, the RUST elevator will have its ups and downs. And while their primary function will be to carry you between floors and lift your spirits, they have the added benefit of letting us whip out all the fun elevator puns. They work on so many levels.\n\nIn this RUST Elevator guide, we’ll show you how to:\n\nYou’re not likely to stumble upon an elevator blueprint in the wild. You can only find the components in locked, elite, and military tier crates. And while you can loot them from the oil rig and heavy-scientists, but no matter the source, the RUST elevator is locked to a lower than 2 percent drop rate. If you run oil-rig frequently, you might get lucky, but that’s hardly a dependable method.", null, "Instead, the easiest way to get your hands on an elevator is to purchase one from the outpost. Each elevator component will cost 250 scrap. Bring an extra 125 scrap if you plan to research the blueprint at the outpost research table. Alternatively, consider merely buying the elevator parts you need all at once at the outpost.\n\nA single elevator component won’t get you anywhere. Placed on a square foundation or flooring, you’ve only made the base level of the elevator. To reach higher floors, you will have to stack elevator components. 250 scrap per level isn’t too steep a cost compared to the gears involved in crafting\n\nTo craft an elevator in RUST, you’ll need the following:\n\nAltogether it’s expensive compared to stairs, but there is the alternative of purchasing the elevator components you need for scrap rather than hunting for gears. Press Q to bring up the crafting menu, type the elevator into the search bar, or look at the top of the electrical tab to find the elevators.\n\nOnce you’ve crafted or purchased as many elevator components as you have floors, you can start placing them in your elevator shaft.\n\nYou can only place the component on an empty square foundation, with no impediments on the shaft’s foundation or above. You cannot place floor frames or any other components other than walls and doorways, and electrical wiring.", null, "The elevator has two open sides at the front and back, and a chainlink fence is running vertically along the left and right sides. This siding means your elevator shaft doorways can be either the front or back of the elevator, but never the sides.\n\nWhen you place the components on top of one another, the motor that powers the elevator will move to the stack’s topmost elevator component.", null, "When considering base security, it’s important to remember that the elevator is a somewhat vulnerable component in raiding the elevator. You should consider all elevator components as if they were made of wood and prone to burning.\n\nEven the elevator shaft’s lower frames that appear to be metal will lose health in a fire. And lastly, remember that if any lower elevator component breaks, all other components stacked on top of it will fall as well.\n\nAs with all electrical components, the elevator requires power to operate. Thankfully it’s a tiny amount of power needed, which doesn’t change even when your elevator gets quite tall. Once you’ve decided on the power source you would like to use, grab a wire tool, and plug it into your source.", null, "Run the wiring to the elevator’s input, which is at the top of the shaft, on the motor’s underside that hangs from the roof. Keep in mind that anyone can activate a powered elevator. There’s nothing locking people out from using the elevator.\n\nTo get the elevator to come to you, you’ll need to set up a call switch. At the appropriate floor, place an electrical trigger. We recommend the big red button you can purchase from the outpost for 30 scrap.\n\nUsing the wire tool, run power from the trigger to the black power sockets on the lower edge frames of the elevator shaft visible on each floor. The call switch for the floor you want will connect at the height you’re plugging in from the button or switch.", null, "Nothing stops you from setting up an external control system where 2 or 3 buttons in an entirely different room control the elevator’s height. You need only run the cables far enough.\n\nNote that this can also be an unpowered trigger, which doesn’t require power, unlike the electrical switch. Much like the same way, you can trigger a generator with an electrical floor pad without a power source.\n\nNo need to hire an attendant\n\nBut you could if you wanted. Like most RUST components, elevators are unlikely to affect the base-building meta tangibly. Considering how flimsy they are, they are useless in terms of base defense, except for several RUST base builds that would have worked just as well with stairs.\n\nAs they block the use of floor frames and thus ladder hatches, they only come into the game as a quality of life change and a fast way of traveling upwards. Realistically, an elevator shaft in any other context is a liability in base design.\n\nBut they’re fun, fast, and cheap. So get out there and get try elevators out in your favorite base design. And if you’re not a fan of elevators, well, I guess we were just raised differently.", null, "How to Play Texas Hold’em Poker in RUST" ]
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[ null, "It’s safe to say cellphones have come a long way since coked-out investment bankers started lugging around giant grey bricks in their briefcase in the 1980s, and nowadays, it’s hard to be a functioning person if you’re not carrying a miniature computer around with you everywhere you go.\n\nI hopped aboard the iPhone train around a decade ago and never looked back, but prior to that point, there was a rotating cast of phones that middle schoolers begged their parents to buy for them thanks to the social currency they came with.\n\nBack in the day, I did everything in my power to get my hands on a T-Mobile Sidekick and angled for a BlackBerry almost entirely because it came preloaded with BrickBreaker, and while those attempts were unsuccessful, I did ultimately land another hallowed model: the Motorola Razr.\n\nEvery Cool Kid had a flip phone but the Coolest Kids were the ones who rocked the slimmest and slickest of them all and I’ve never felt like I was more of the shit than the day I walked into school with my new prize.\n\nA rebooted version of the Razr is set to drop this year and I would guess there are few people who are more excited for the upcoming release than Klay Thompson.\n\nLast month, the injured Golden State Warrior headed to Washington State to watch his alma mater raise his jersey into the rafters and made some waves when people noticed he was still using a flip phone around 12 years after they stopped being the hottest things in the cellular streets.\n\nAt his Cougars jersey retirement and yes, that’s a FLIP PHONE! 🤣\n\nOn Sunday, Kerith Burke did some of the hard-hitting journalism the world needs more of when she asked Thompson about his choice of electronics and reported he told her he exclusively uses a flip phone.\n\nKlay confirms he only has a flip phone. For real.\n\nIt’s not entirely clear what kind of flip phone he uses, but when you consider this is the same guy who admitted his mom still buys his clothes for him, I can only assume it’s one of the ones that only has two buttons that allow you to call your parents or the police.\n\nFinally, I would like to thank Klay for giving me an excuse to remind the world about the video of LeBron James rocking a flip phone of his own when he stopped by Monday Night Raw all the way back in 2003." ]