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The election of Donald Trump is the political equivalent of a nuclear bomb, an explosion that not only destroys the immediate environment but also scatters radioactive fallout far away, with damage that can last for years.
The first casualties in the US are obvious—Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party, and the political establishment in the US writ large, although some familiar faces from inside the Washington Beltway will no doubt sheepishly turn up in Trump's administration.
The potential damage to America's standing and interest in the Asia-Pacific is also clear. Trump has long been antagonistic towards Japan, starting from the trade wars of the eighties. More recently, he has threatened to impose punitive tariffs on Chinese imports and has said the US Treasury should immediately declare Beijing a currency manipulator.
On national security, Trump has singled out Japan, South Korea and NATO for freeloading on the US, vowing that they will pay a greater share of the cost of American troops on their soil. He seems indifferent to blowing up the postwar status quo, and the prospect of Japan and South Korea going nuclear, to take responsibility for their own security.
All of this is consistent with views Trump has espoused for decades. He is anti-free trade, suspicious of globalisation and unconvinced about Washington's role as the prime security guarantor in places far from the homeland, in Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
All that rings true today. The most damaging impact to Pax Americana in the Asia-Pacific, though, might be in the longer-term fallout rather than the immediate explosions that we're witnessing now.
For all of the dramatic cycles of US domestic and diplomatic politics in the postwar era, through the Korean and Vietnam wars, Watergate, the strategic drift of the early year of Bill Clinton's presidency, the disastrous second Iraq war and the financial crisis of 2008, the US has always displayed a capacity to renew itself and its global standing.
The US remains the largest economy in the world by some distance. It still has military and intelligence assets spread throughout the Asia-Pacific, from South Korea all the way down to Australia. In the short-term, Trump can do little to change that, even if he wanted to do.
On top of its hard assets, America also has had huge soft power appeal as an open, vibrant and creative society with intangible ingredients of success that foreigners would love to be able to emulate.
With or without Trump, the balance of power in the Asia-Pacific is in the midst of huge change. Long before the US election, regional nations were increasingly feeling squeezed between the superpower they have long been comfortable with, the US, and its rising rival, China, which would ultimately like to replace it as the regional hegemon.
No nation in the region wants to be forced to choose between the US and China. Nearly all would like both of these superpowers to co-exist and co-operate in a way that benefits all.
Trump, an unpredictable narcissist with zero governing experience, has the capacity to upend that equation in ways that will run down the position of the US and elevate the standing of China. Nations that are already hedging their bets will start instinctively to lean towards Beijing.
In some scenarios, regional leaders could warm to Trump. Long an aficionado of strongmen leaders, he is likely to be generally indifferent to complaints about human rights abuses. Cambodia's Hun Sen has applauded his win. The Philippines Rodrigo Duterte also issued a positive statement.
As someone who prides himself as an expert negotiator, Trump may also be convinced that he needs to shore up ties with Japan and ASEAN nations to strengthen his hand in dealing with Beijing. Shinzo Abe's rapid outreach to Trump—he was one of the first foreign leaders to talk to him—suggests he is thinking along those lines too.
But Trump's longstanding views may push him in the opposite direction. His instinctive reaction in any disagreement is to pick a fight with his opponent. There's no bigger target in Asia than China, which Trump repeatedly attacked on the campaign trail. That threatens to be a disaster if it gets out of control. A trade war with China, after all, is effectively a trade war with Asia, because of the way that manufacturing supply chains wind their way through multiple countries before finally being shipped from China to the US.
Trump is largely ignorant of, or indifferent to, the region's increasingly important regional forums, like the East Asia leaders' annual summit. Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made a point of turning up to regional meetings, to display their commitment to the region. Trump may fall back into a pattern of benign neglect.
If Trump succeeds at restoring vitality to the US economy, then the rest of the world might be willing to indulge his vanities and ignore his nastiness. But if he really does mean half of what he said on the campaign trail, then Asian nations will have to think long and hard about a new start themselves.
If Donald Trump's America will no longer underwrite their prosperity and security, the countries that relied on the US will have to find that support somewhere else.
Richard McGregor was Financial Times bureau chief in Beijing and Washington, and previously reported for The Australian from Japan and China. He is the author of 'The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers' and is finishing a new book on Sino-Japanese relations. Image courtesy of Flickr user Gage Skidmore.


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Think of a Song
Stories… Songs… Surprises…
Think of a Trilogy
Think of a Sequel
Think of a Conclusion
Tony Orrell
James Watts
Veryan Weston
Brian Madigan
Martin Tompkins
Where? When? How?
"Such a special, personal way to honour those people you have lost along the way and also so touching and powerful to celebrate the cyclical nature of life and death."
"Great show. And the uplifting end better than any counselling!"
"Loved it! very heartfelt moving show absolutely brilliant!"
"A brilliant show! It was so well structured, paced, honest, amusing, charming and emotional."
"The show was great, warm and engaging."
"A great deal in which to rejoice."
"A bloody triumph. Hugely impressive. Incredible achievement."
"Provoked thought and feeling in the audience and participants alike. Brilliant!!
"I recently lost someone who was only 25 and so I could really relate to the beginning - and I felt it cathartic. It was what I needed!"
"The gently provocative 'end of gig' setting and subsequent pack down throughout took me outside of standard patterns of live music experience."
"Such a great show! You were SO good Brian. All 3 shows need to be seen again!"
"Seriously the best thing I have ever seen you do. You need to take it to Edinburgh."
Looking at endings in general – and the big one specifically – we explore our innate antipathy to finishing things off and ask: "When it's over, is this really the end?"…
Misplaced Fears
Let's take solace in the notion that all things are cyclical – and recognize that each ending ushers in a new beginning. Perhaps, then, our fears are misplaced. Maybe we should concern ourselves more with the impact and influence we exert on those around us right now.
We all known people that are a source of inspiration and admiration. But some may leave before we have the chance to tell them what they mean to us. So, what can we do about that?
After the Curtain Comes Down
Think of a Conclusion begins as the show ends. The band is playing their final song as the auditorium fills. They take their bows and leave. Coming back onstage to pack away, they find the audience still in place. Awkward…
Or not. Maybe when it's over, it's not really over. Perhaps there is still time to free ourselves from our adopted roles and routines. Maybe it's not too late to show love and admiration for one another. What if we were to all sing, dance and play together?
Unique and Immersive
The above is addressed through the medium of story, song and the usual smattering of surprises along the way. As with the previous two shows, it is an immersive experience and quite unlike anything else you are likely to encounter at the theatre.
'Think of a Conclusion' seeks to challenge, entertain and inspire in equal measure. Whether it achieves these aims depends very much on the audience's participation. So, over to you…
Madmusik
62 Holcombe Vale
BA2 6UX
This is the official web site for the 'Think of a Song' trilogy, original experimental theatre and music performances to be premiered at Bath Fringe Festival 2017-19.

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The following local homestead exemptions are offered in this county.
Pickens County gives an extra $3,000 exemption on County and School.
Pickens County is on the 12-month staggered registration system. Vehicle tags are sold at 1266 East Church Street, Suite 112, Jasper, Ga. 30143.


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Enjoy the feeling of luxury with this classical free standing roll top slipper bath tub with stylish chrome ball and claw feet, suitable as a centre piece for any bathroom design.


Name two foreign markets in which a household appliancemanufacturer would be interested in investing and two markets inwhich it would have no interest in investing.
CAN ANY OF YOU DO ANY OR ALL 4 QUESTIONS WITHIN 3 HRS PLEASEREPLY SOON.
Using the web pages associated with the http://www.criticalthinking.org/ websitechoose oneof the four topics below and respond to the aspects of the promptin at least 400 words.


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Q: Host a asp.net or jsp website using node.js Is it possible to host a asp.net or jsp website using node.js on server side.

A: use npm request
This is great for proxying request to other web servers and this is exactly what Wallmart does for its java stuff.
req.pipe(request('http://[some site].com')).pipe(resp)

But, its not possible to run java code or asp.net code inside node unless there was some script transpiler. That sounds kind of round about.

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2007's cult hit and stars of BBC3's Comedy Shuffle return to conjure fresh delights for lucky minds. Eighties power-suited lothario versus mittens-wearing indie kid. Joyous hybrid of sketches, stand-up, music and wonder. You love Powershow!
Sorry. We have no upcoming listings for Tommy And The Weeks: Powershow!.
Ed Weeks and Tom Bell employ a fresh approach to their sketches, helping them rise above some of the more traditional offerings this festival.


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Reboot Kerala Hackathon 2020- Teams selected for Grand Finale
Smart India Hackathon 2020- Internal Hackathon at CEK
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Workshop on "Young Critical Thinkers" on 25th Jan 2020
College of Engineering Kallooppara (CEK), located in the Sylvan hills of Pathanamthitta district, is one of the premier institutions among the new generation Engineering colleges of South India. Ever since its inception under the aegis of the Institute of Human Resources Development(IHRD - Established by Govt. of Kerala) the college has already made its presence felt in the technical horizon of the State. The College is affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University (KTU) and approved by All India Council for Technical Education(AICTE).
Kallooppara is the land with the most divine touch of tranquility and peace in Pathanamthitta District and part of Mallappally taluk. Kallooppara is known for its religious harmony between all the sects of god loving souls be he a Hindu, a Christian, or a Muslim. People of this land have lived in peaceful coexistence from time immemorial. The swaying of the majestic and tall coconut groves in soul-relishing breeze is a sight that can make anyone think of 'Kingdom Come'. This land which is bestowed with these divine gifts is set most appropriately at the central part of the turquoise blue waters of the river Manimala, that originates from the Peruvanthanam hillocks, which in its due course joins with the well-known river Pampa at Keecherivalil of Pulikeezhu in Thiruvalla taluk.
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A special release! Just…. because. Sorry, no Aqualord tonight!
…Oh, who am I kidding. We'll probably still have it.
A note about this release – for one, it's only seven pages long, the epilogue of which is really only two. Still, it's amusing enough, so it's worth a look. =3 Besides, at less than 1.5 megs, what have you got to lose?
Rest in peace, Rezo… May you never be awakened for the sake of retconning again.
And so we finally say goodbye to Evolution-R which was leaps and bounds better than the anime, SCREW YOUR GIGA SLAVE… OR DO WE!? Read until the end of the chapter to find out! But maybe I'm giving it away just by saying it… Ahahah. Go me.
And this celebrates Turtle Paradise's first release as a group! Hurray! Give all of our new staff members a round of applause! YAAAAAY! God, I feel lame. Excuse me while I watch something Gar to make up for it.
WE'RE STILL RECRUITING! Go hit up our forums to apply for a position! Or to just hang out…. That's cool, too.
Quite possibly the coolest imagery to come out of this chapter.
Aaaand here's the last release for the weekend (GOOD LAWD AM I TIRED), Evolution! Go download it and… well…. I'm not sure what you should do after that, actually.
Surely no single chapter can contain such epicness!?
Aaaand the next chapter is out! This brings us current with Dragon Age's releases (the newest issue was only released last week) so we've unfortunately got another month to wait for the next chapter. WOES. HOWEVER, THIS CHAPTER IS EPIC IN OH SO MANY WAYS.
Xelloss is in your room watchin' you watch pr0nz. AND SMILING, HOW CREEPY IS THAT.
Now with the promised translation notes and VERY GOOOOD ENGRISH.


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Leap Motion wants to make interactions natural by bringing your hands into Virtual Reality on mobile devices
Virtual Reality on mobile devices is quite amazing, and it feels real for the most part. However, Virtual Reality on mobile devices doesn't really feel that great as you can't control things in the Virtual Reality envi...
MSPoweruser Podcast 24: A new Mobile build, and an improved design for Windows 10
by Andrew Bennett
Windows 10 is going to be changing a lot over the next year, but are we already seeing the first steps of Project Neon in current app updates? Vernon and Andrew check it out. You can listen to the podcast on SoundCloud above, or w...
MSPoweruser Podcast 23: The Ultimate Mobile Device
Microsoft seems to be working on bringing traditional desktop programs to ARM devices, but what does that mean for the future of the company's mobile efforts? Vernon and Andrew dive in to think about the future. You can list...
AdDuplex: Alcatel Idol 4S overtakes HP Elite x3 in first month of availability
AdDuplex has released their report for Windows devices stats for this month, and the results aren't overly different from the past month. This month, however, AdDuplex chooses to focus on the USA specifically, and while the...
MSPoweruser Podcast 21: All About Alcatel's superphone
During this week's episode of the MSPoweruser Podcast, Vernon E. L. Smith and Andrew Bennett cover some of the week's Microsoft news. This week's topics include the Alcatel Idol 4S, Windows 10 Mobile, the Xbox One Holida...
Alcatel's Idol 4S now available from T-Mobile in the United States
Last week, Alcatel and T-Mobile officially announced the Idol 4S with Windows 10. Today, the device is going on sale at T-Mobile in the United States and customers can now buy the device directly from T-Mobile's physical stores,...
Review: Alcatel Idol 4S — A superb phone
Table of contents Design Display Virtual Reality Performance Camera Conclusion Windows 10 Mobile is in an interesting state right now. It's in constant development, regularly receives major updates on the Windows Insider Pro...
MSPoweruser Podcast 20: Microsoft Teams and a superphone
During this week's episode of the MSPoweruser Podcast, Vernon E. L. Smith and Andrew Bennett cover some of the week's Microsoft news. This week's topics include the Alcatel Idol 4S, virtual reality, Microsoft Teams, and ...
Alcatel's Idol 4S "superphone" not coming to Europe
Waiting for a flagship smartphone on T-Mobile for Windows 10? Your wish has come true as Alcatel has just announced the Alcatel Idol 4S for Windows 10 coming to T-Mobile (USA) from November 10. Want the same phone outside of US...
Alcatel's Idol 4S for T-Mobile announced, coming November 10
Waiting for a flagship smartphone on T-Mobile for Windows 10? Your wishes may have just come true. Alcatel has just announced the Alcatel Idol 4S for Windows 10 coming to T-Mobile (USA) from November 10. The device is the long aw...
Alcatel to launch the Idol 4S with Windows 10 on November 10 for $469 (unlocked)
Back in February of this year, we exclusively reported about Alcatel's upcoming superphone powered by Windows 10 Mobile. One month later, we revealed the Alcatel superphone's name: Idol 4S with Windows 10. And today, a...
Alctatel's VR Launcher app appears in Windows Store, hints at VR plans for Idol Pro 4
While the Windows phone world is now focused on the HP Elite X3's Alcatel is rumoured to be working on a formidable "superphone" of its own – the Idol Pro 4 – due for release sometime soon. The pho...


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Q: Image not converting to base 64 in Django I am trying to convert the HTML web pages to PDF I am using Xhtml2pdf library for this, this does not display images on the PDF therefore, its needed to convert the images in base 64 which can be displayed on the PDF, I have wrote the base 64 and applying the my custom filter on the image and its not converting it in the base 64 because image is not visible in the generated PDF. What am I doing wrong following is my code:
view.py
class Instagram_Report_View(TemplateView):

    template_name = "Target_Management_System/InstagramPerson_Target_Report.html"
    def get(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
            object_gtr_id = kwargs['object_gtr_id']
            profile = acq.get_data_response_object_by_gtr_id(ObjectId(object_gtr_id))
            print(profile.to_mongo())
            #return render(request, 'Reports_Management_Unit/pdf_file.html',{'profile':profile})
            pdf=render_to_pdf('Reports_Management_Unit/pdf_file.html')
            return pdf

custom_filter.py (in this file the code for image to base 64 is written)
from django import template
import base64
from io import StringIO
import urllib.request
import requests
register=template.Library()

@register.filter
def convert_to_base64(url):

    return base64.b64encode(requests.get(url).content)

pdf_file.html
{% load staticfiles %}
{% load custom_filter %}
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <title>Document</title>

</head>

<body>
<img src="{% static 'Reports_Management_Unit/img/profile_pic.jpg' | convert_to_base64 %}">

</body>
</html>

A: Have you tried making use of an existing service? Would that be an option for you?
How to generate a PDF from an HTML / CSS (including images) source in Python?
has an accepted answer that may be helpful


With the release of Visual Studio.NET 2003, Microsoft finally woke up to the needs of developers. They licensed Crystal Decisions to write a version of Crystal Reports to be the default reporting solution installed with .NET. Built into the IDE, Windows developers now have the tools to write presentation-quality interactive reports.


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In clinical trial, new approach developed at MIT improves memory in patients with Alzheimer's disease.
In the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, patients typically suffer a major loss of the brain connections necessary for memory and information processing. Now, a combination of nutrients that was developed at MIT has shown the potential to improve memory in Alzheimer's patients by stimulating growth of new brain connections.
In a clinical trial of 225 Alzheimer's patients, researchers found that a cocktail of three naturally occurring nutrients believed to promote growth of those connections, known as synapses, plus other ingredients (B vitamins, phosopholipids and antioxidants), improved verbal memory in patients with mild Alzheimer's.
"If you can increase the number of synapses by enhancing their production, you might to some extent avoid that loss of cognitive ability," says Richard Wurtman, the Cecil H. Green Distinguished Professor of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, who did the basic research that led to the new experimental treatment. He is an author of a paper describing the new results in the journal Alzheimer's and Dementia.
There is currently no cure for Alzheimer's disease, though some medications can slow the progression of the disease. In particular, many U.S. patients take cholinesterase inhibitors, which increase levels of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter important for learning and memory.
While those treatments target the symptoms of Alzheimer's, Wurtman hopes to attack what he believes is the root cause of the disease: loss of synapses. The three nutrients in his dietary cocktail — uridine, choline and the omega-3 fatty acid DHA (all normally present in breast milk) — are precursors to the fatty molecules that make up brain cell membranes, which form synapses.
Three additional clinical studies in Alzheimer's patients are now underway, one in the United States and two in Europe. Results are expected to be available between 2011 and 2013.
Patients with mild Alzheimer's drank the cocktail (made in the form of a nutrient drink called Souvenaid, with the collaboration of Danone) or a control beverage daily for 12 weeks. Patients who received the nutrients showed a statistically significant level of improvement compared to control subjects: 40 percent of the treated patients improved performance in a test of verbal memory (memory for words, as opposed to memory of locations or experiences) known as the Wechsler Memory Scale, while 24 percent of patients who received the control drink improved their performance. Among those who received the cocktail, patients with the mildest cases of Alzheimer's showed the most improvement.
The drink appeared to have no effect on patients' performance in another commonly used evaluation for Alzheimer's patients, the ADAS-cog test. Wurtman believes that is because ADAS-cog is a more general assessment that tests for orientation and movement/spatial memory as well as cognition. So in subjects with early Alzheimer's who show principally cognitive changes, more than the 225 subjects in the first study will probably be required to yield significant ADAS-cog changes after Souvenaid. The 500 subjects in the ongoing study in the United States may be sufficient.
John Growdon, a neurologist at Massachusetts General Hospital, says that trying to regrow synapses is an innovative strategy and offers a complementary approach to two other lines of attack in treating Alzheimer's: targeting the amyloid plaques that accumulate in patients' brains, and minimizing the damage done by toxic metabolites that build up in Alzheimer's-affected brains.
Why not just consume the foods?
Also why not look at metabolic markers like IGF-1 in response to the "cocktail" vs the foods.
Why not also look at Protein Restriction Along With Nutrition (P.R.A.W.N.) as a less expensive yet much more effective healthy life eating plan? (As effective as CR with the joy and nutrients of eating.
PRESS RELEASE: "New approach to fighting Alzheimer's shows potential in clinical trial"
ARCHIVE: "Study points to dietary cocktail for Alzheimer's"
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We too had the pleasure of meeting Sam and the band! It was after the show at the Grog Shop in Cleveland. Sam is a true class act, and he did make us feel as though it was his pleasure to meet us, we were awestruck! All the band mates are just as amazing and gentlemanly. They will always have our deepest respect as amazing musicians and genuine individuals.
i would love to see a show at the grog shop, dennis! it's definitely on my SRB bucket list. (i've also gotta figure out how to get to buffalo some day . . . ). i'm always blown away by the SRB on stage and off. they're as crazy humble as they are crazy talented, and it always blows my mind. a class act for sure! thanks for your comment!
I have to agree with you!!! I had the honor of meeting Sam Roberts after Performance in the Park in Banff…what a stellar gentleman! He made our family feel like it was HIS honor to meet us!! He does have that effect on women, after meeting him, walking away from him all of a sudden my knees got weak and I told my husband I felt like I was going to fall/faint…it was just surreal! My brother in law told me to start taking deep breaths…I just couldn't believe I had met such an amazing person! We were fortunate to be in the centre front for this concert and enjoy his performance up close.
that's awesome. a guitar pic and a setlist is a total score. i'm jealous!


In the wake of the Trump-Putin summit, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has announced in a Politico op-ed that he will be making his own trip to Russia in order to further improve its relations with the United States.
The trip will not be in isolation, however. Paul has made his clear his intention to coordinate closely with President Donald Trump and members of his administration in the next few weeks to form a unified diplomatic strategy, presumably to avoid violating the Logan Act, which prohibits unauthorized persons from negotiating disputes on behalf of the United States.
The close relationship between Trump and Paul was demonstrated on Tuesday when Trump publicly thanked Paul on Twitter for his strong support of the President's actions at the summit on cable news. This comes at a time when the Republican establishment has panned the summit, undermining our President at a critical juncture.


Use these sleeves to either convert one of your bows to a take-down, or make one from scratch. Solid, rugged and simple. Brass sleeve slides into steel handle. Classic "D" shape for comfort. The small sleeve measures, 4" x 1½" x 1-3/16". The large size measures, 4" x 1¾" x 1-3/16". Use MT-13 epoxy for gluing the sleeve and handle to your bow.
Small 4" x 1½" x 1-3/16"
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An incredibly exciting time is almost upon us, the full commercial launch of Samsung's Gear VR is just 3 days away at the time of writing, launching on November 20th in the US with the international release to follow. We'll let you know the international launch dates when we hear more.
If you're in the US you can pre-order your device for $99 via the official web site in the link below.
To those of you unfamiliar with the device, let us provide a little insight for you. Gear VR is a project that Samsung have developed alongside VR pioneers Oculus. It's well documented that Gear VR offers one of the best mobile VR solutions at this point in time.
It works by using your Samsung mobile device as an integral part of the headset. Compatible devices with the launch Gear VR include the Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge and Galaxy S6 edge+.
An important point is that unlike most other mobile VR solutions available now; the Gear VR itself has some clever tracking tech going on inside. This along with the powerful smartphones themselves allows Gear VR to deliver lower latency and improved performance on best in class displays.
Well it means that if you have one of the mobile devices previously mentioned or are planning to purchase one, for a little cash you will have access to some incredible VR experiences.
Here at Fierce Kaiju we love the Gear VR, it's accessible, mobile, fun and if you're looking to jump into VR gaming it's a great entry point.
Below we have a small selection of some of the great titles that you can experience on Gear VR, starting with our very own launch title "Viral".


London, Macmillan, 1936. 2 Bl., XII 403 S., Ln., OU. etw. beschädigt, NaV., tls. Anm. u. Anstr. . -- Braeuer 213. Carter, Muir 423. - "... Fellow of King's Kollege, Cambridge" - Erste Ausgabe. - "... the increment of aggregate investment multiplied by the marginal propensity to consume. ..." (123)..
London: Macmillan and Co,, 1936. 8vo, 403 pp. Original dark blue publishers cloth with title to backstrip in gilt, in original grey-blue dust jacket. Some minor foxing to fore-edge, boards edges slightly rubbed, dust jacket price clipped and slightly sun toned; otherwise a very good, clean copy. First edition of John Maynard Keynes masterpiece, which solidified his position and fame as the most outstanding economist of his generation. "The world-wide slump after 1929 prompted Keynes to attempt an explanation of, and new methods for controlling, the vagaries of the trade cycle. First in A Treatise on Money, 1930, and later in his General Theory, he subjected the definitions and theories of the classical school of economists to a penetrating scrutiny and found them seriously inadequate and inaccurate...A national budget, over and above its function of providing a national income, should be used as a major instrument in planning the national economy. The regulation of the trade-cycle...must be the responsibility of governments. Lost equilibrium in a national economy could and should be restored by official action and not abandoned by laisser faire. In 1936...The General Theory...threw the economists of the world into two violently opposed camps. Yet eight years later Keynes was to dominate the international conference at Bretton Woods, out of which came the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank..." (Printing and the Mind of Man, 423). An essential and foundational text to any serious collector, student or employer of economics.
Macmillan and Co. Limited. London. 1936. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. (8.7 x 5.7 inches). Publishers dark blue cloth with four blind ruled lines on each board. Spine ruled and lettered in gilt. Aside from previous owners names to the front blank endpapers, a two line note to the first page of text and some occasional light ink annotation and line marking to the margins of just a handful of pages this is a very good copy of the book. Original first issue, price clipped dustwrapper with the correct adverts to the rear panel. Loss to the top and bottom of spine and a few chips to the edges. Some creasing and rubbing to the edges. Overall a very good book in a good dustwrapper.
1936. Macmillan and Co. 1936. 8vo. Original dark green cloth, spine blocked in gilt; pp. [i, advert.] + xii + 403; previous owner's name on endpaper, a very good, bright copy. First edition of the author's greatest and most influential work. It revolutionized the approach to unemployment and became the major framework in the formation of the Welfare State.
Macmillan and Co., Limited. Collectible - Acceptable. London: Macmillan and Co., 1936. 8vo Blue cloth hardcover with gold text on spine. 403 pgs. Fair. Small tear to foot of spine. Binding cracked at rear and at p. 16. Pencil underlining. Inquire if you need further information.
London: Macmillan, 1936. 1st Edition. Hardcover. very good/fair. 1st Edition. Hardcover. "8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾"" tall" "8vo (215x134 mm). xii, 403 pp. Original publisher's cloth lettered in gilt on spine, in original dustwrapper. Clean pages with no markings or annotations. Endpapers tanned. Former owner's inscription on flyleaf. Slight mould staining to front pastedown. Moderate wear and scuffing to boards, mainly on spine, edges and corners. The lower front edge has some damage on the corner and in the spine region, and crushing to the spine ends. Some bleach markings and dulling to cloth of boards. Dust jacked expertly restored with repairs to chipped and torn paper at upper and lower margin of covers and spine affecting letters. The dust jacket is heavily tanned. Still a good copy. ---- PMM 423. First edition, 2nd printing (March 1936). The most influential work of economics of modern times. Keynes was to dominate the international conference at Bretton Woods, out of which came the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank; and his influence during the ensuing decades, even on his theoretical opponents, has been such that a highly placed American official recently remarked that 'we are all Keynesians today' (PMM 423)."
London: Macmillan, 1936. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First edition, first printing of Keynes's most influential book. Single word "Copyright" on copyright page, erratum at the end of p. 403. Sunning to spine. Minor spots to upper board, more significant spots to lower board. No writing, bookplates, library treatments, underlining, or signatures. Slight browning in gutter of first few pages, otherwise text block is fine +++, essentially new. Rarely seen in this condition.
London: Macmillan and Co., Limited, 1936. [Economics]. FIRST EDITION. Demy octavo (22 x 15cm), pp.xii; 403; , blank. Publisher's blue-green cloth ruled in gilt and blind, gilt titles to backstrip. No jacket. Mild spotting to edges and extremities, two neat owner signatures to flyleaf (1936 and 1957); cloth a little rubbed and bumped, some minor marks. A very good copy of this landmark work. John Maynard Keynes, 1st Baron Keynes, CB (1883-1946); British economist whose ideas, called Keynesian economics, had a major impact on modern economic and political theory as well as on many governments' fiscal policies. Economists consider him one of the main founders of modern theoretical macroeconomics, and his popular expression "In the very long run, we are all dead" is still quoted. Keynes dominated the Bretton Woods conference out of which came the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. A highly placed American official recently remarked "We are all Keynsians today". Included within "Printing and the Mind of Man."
London, MacMillan and Co., 1936, Or.cloth., 403 pp. Many pencil underlinings and annotations. Inner spine sl. cracked, but binding otherwise strong. First edition February 1936. Reprinted March 1936. A few traces of use to the binding, otherwise in good condition. The second edition of Keynes' major work, printed only a month after the first edition.
London: Macmillan and Co., Limited, 1936. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good +. First printing, octavo size, 415 pp. The final and most influential work by acclaimed British economist John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946), "The General Theory of Employment Interest and Money" inspired a vast change in the school of thought of macroeconomics; in the book, Keynes refutes the idea that a completely free and unchecked market would lead to full employment, and his arguments had great influence on government economic policy. The "Keynesian Revolution" soon followed the book's publication, as theories of economics with regards to employment and governments' roles within the markets were reassessed. Keynes moved in intellectual circles such as the Bloomsbury Group, a collection of intellectuals, writers, and artists associated with Cambridge University in England, which included E. M. Forster and Virginia Woolf. This volume is the first edition of Keynes' book, a monumental work that joined Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" as required reading in the field of economics. ___DESCRIPTION: Full green cloth, blind-embossed ruled borders on the front and rear boards, gilt ruled borders and lettering on the spine, top edge stained brown; octavo size (8.5" by 5.75"), pagination: [i-iv] v-xii [1-2] 3-403. ___CONDITION: Volume is very good plus, with a strong, square text block with solid hinges, the interior is clean and bright, and entirely free of prior owner markings; the boards are clean overall with some minor soiling to the spine and front board, light sunning to the spine, some rubbing to the head and tail of the spine, the bottom corners are gently bumped, and with extremely slight toning to the free endpapers. We are rating very good plus because of the minor wear to the outside and a small stain to the front board; however, the interior is clean and bright, without wear. ___POSTAGE: International customers, please note that additional postage may apply as the standard does not always cover costs; please inquire for details. ___Swan's Fine Books is pleased to be a member of the ABAA, ILAB, and IOBA and we stand behind every book we sell. Please contact us with any questions you may have, we are here to help.
London: Macmillan and Co., Limited, 1936. First printing hardcover. This is an ex-university library book with the usual markings. Otherwise, the book is good with written notations and underlining to shelfwear, bumped corners, 7 pages in the early part of the book with underlining and/or written notations to probably almost half the pages (mostly in pencil, but some pen), just a bit of highlighting, the last blank page removed and a 1/2" tear to the bottom of the spine. There is no dust jacket. A good example of a scarce book.. First Printing. Hard Cover. Good. Ex-Library.
Norwalk, Connecticut: Easton Press. 1995. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Fine, Accented in 22kt gold, printed on archival paper with gilded edges, smyth sewing & concealed muslin joints. Bound In full leather with hubbed spines. Pristine. ; Books That Changed the World.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .
New York: Harcourt, Brace & Company, 1936. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Good, lacking the jacket. Blue buckram, rubbed at the corners and head and foot of the spine. Bound with a touch of reading wear and a slight forward lean. This copy bears the ownership inscription of Bertrand Fox, professor emeritus at the Harvard Business School. A classic work of modern economics that emphasizes macroeconomics and introduces the idea of the consumption function.
London: Macmillan and Co., 1936.. Second impression, 8vo, (ii), xii, 403, (1) pp. Bookplate to fly leaf. Original gilt titled cloth, spine very slightly sunned otherwise an excellent copy. First published one month before.
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One definition that the Merriam-Webster dictionary uses for "lost" is "unable to find the way." College students and post grads are likely to quickly identify with this feeling of uncertainty. "Real life" decisions are fast approaching with the stress of job searches, apartment hunting, and financial concerns, and the changes that early twenties life ushers in are often accompanied with acute feelings of confusion. Turning to poetry in the midst of this turmoil can bring comfort or familiarity in overwhelming moments.
it has been one of the greatest and most difficult years of my life. i learned everything is temporary. moments. feelings. people. flowers. i learned love is about giving. everything. and letting it hurt. i learned vulnerability is always the right choice because it is easy to be cold in a world that makes it so very difficult to remain soft. i learned all things come in twos: life and death. pain and joy. salt and sugar. me and you. it is the balance of the universe. it has been the year of hurting so bad but living so good. making friends out of strangers. making strangers out of friends. learning mint chocolate chip ice cream will fix just about everything. and for the pains it can't there will always be my mother's arms. we must learn to focus on warm energy. always. soak our limbs in it and become better lovers to the world. for if we can't learn to be kind to each other how will we ever learn to be kind to the most desperate parts of ourselves.


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COVID-19: Campus impacts and responses
By Public Affairs, UC Berkeley| April 15, 2020 April 15, 2020
April 15, 2020 April 15, 2020 Public Affairs
Two of UC Berkeley's top leaders spent an hour Wednesday taking questions from students, faculty and staff about how the campus has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. (UC Berkeley video)
Chancellor Carol Christ has three priorities for UC Berkeley while it responds to the COVID-19 pandemic: protect the health of students, faculty and staff; maintain educational vigor and save as many jobs as possible.
Christ and Paul Alivisatos, the executive vice chancellor and provost, spent nearly an hour Wednesday discussing how Berkeley has dealt with one of the most tumultuous months in the 152-year-old institution's history. The talk was part of Berkeley Conversations: COVID-19, a series of live online videos featuring Berkeley experts analyzing and discussing the worldwide impacts of the new coronavirus.
The two leaders pointed to a number of ways faculty, staff and students have responded to the pandemic and shelter-in-place, including efforts to quickly spin up robotic virus tests, produce hand sanitizer for those in need and find new ways to teach lab classes online.
But many questions remain, including when normal operations will return, what the budget outlook will be and what spring commencement will look like.
"The big questions about our budget are still uncertain at this point," Christ said, pointing to declining revenue and a promise to avoid layoffs until the end of June. "The (new student) enrollments in the fall will determine what the budget impacts will be."
Christ and Alivisatos promised to be transparent in their decisions, and follow the guidance of public health authorities. Still, Christ said she didn't have any doubts about Berkeley's future.
"The dominant characteristic of Berkeley throughout its history is resilience," she said.
Berkeley Conversations: COVID-19, are a series of live, online events featuring faculty experts from across the UC Berkeley campus who are sharing what they know, and what they are learning, about the pandemic. All conversations are recorded and available for viewing at any time on the Berkeley Conversations website.
Topics: administration, Chancellor Christ, coronavirus, faculty, staff
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Getting Engaged with Moissanite Gems
It is no news that sparkling jewelry has been the choice adornment of most women for many years. But changing times result in changes in taste as well as changes in trends. Diamonds over time have become increasingly expensive to where most people cannot afford to buy them. The changing times has caused customers, who would consider nothing short of a diamond some years back, to purchase moissanites. Moissanites are unique in themselves and are not fake diamonds or diamond replicas. Moissanites are increasingly being considered due to its characteristic brilliance and reduced overall cost.
Unlike diamonds, moissanites do not raise ethical concerns largely because they are synthetic. In order to resolve the ethical concerns about diamonds, synthetic diamonds are reasonable alternatives to original mined diamonds. Moissanites are more astonishing to behold due to its bright array of colors. What's more? They come at affordable prices as moissanite engagement rings have eased their way onto ring fingers when diamonds simply have not been affordable.
Does That Make Them Fake Diamonds?
While it is easy to say false things about a competitive product, there is no theoretical evidence to back the suggestion posed by some diamond purists that moissanite is a diamond replica. In fact, moissanite is made up of laboratory produced silicon carbide which differs from diamond, which is composed of densely packed carbon atoms. The obvious different in their composition suggests differences in their properties.
Although moissanites 'diamond' engagement rings can be obtained at a reduced cost in comparison to diamond, it would be inappropriate to consider them an inferior class of jewelry. Moissanites have a hardness of 9.5 while diamonds have a hardness of 10 on a scale that measures the hardness of different gemstones. The refractive properties of moissanite gives off a light spectrum which is twice that produced by diamond.
Understand Moissanite Discovery
Silicon carbides were discovered in 1906 by Henri Moissan. This carbide was erroneously said to come from space due to its closeness to a meteorite crash site around the time of its discovery. But the silicon carbide has been noted to exist naturally on Earth. Silicon carbide cannot be used as jewelry in its raw form. Subjecting the compound to laboratory procedures yields the jewel known as moissanites. Unfortunately, fraud is prevalent in the jewelry industry. In order to make sure the moissanite purchased is not a fake or stolen product, there is a form of hallmark or paperwork which is linked back to the only company permitted by law to produce moissanites; a company owned by Charles and Calvard.
Should I Spend My Money on Moissanite?
Moissanites is worth the cost. Making a choice between diamond and moissanite seems to be an already made choice. Based on your budget and your concerns with ethical processes, you can choose which gemstone works for you. The violence and environmental hazards involved with diamond mining have long been in existence. Moissanite poses no such threat. Not to mention the excellent brightness, sparkle, and rainbow glow. Undoubtedly, moissanite is a gemstone worth your money.
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I stand upon the brink of the eighth month of this year and think of how patient all of you are. I've not had a good schedule with my writing and I freely admit that. Work has gobbled me and since I can't write in the middle of life, the choice to write when I reach home of an evening means choosing to ignore my family, and I've just not been ready to make that choice. So my word-count has suffered miserably. It's not dead, however, and while I intend to start August with a month-long goal of 10,000 words added to Scotch'd the Snakes, I have scribbled in little things here and there in the interim. Below, I'm sharing the start of a short-story for my brother. Meet "The Leopard Clause."
The category sat well with him, so Banistre Cleveland tried it aloud: "I am a Lord a' the Earth." Not too loudly of course, because it wasn't quite the sort of thing a suitably grief-ravished nephew said upon coming into a sizable inheritance. But this was Middleburg. This was Eden-pure air and grass greener than envy. This was plump, pedigreed horseflesh going more per ounce than gold, and long, low stables rife with barn-swallows. No one would hear him, and if they did, no one would care.
"Lord a' the Earth," Banistre repeated. He spread his palms along the rail fence and collected several splinters.
The intrusion of a fellow human jarred Banistre's heady mood. He turned, nursing his injured hand to face the offender. Silhouetted like one of Satan's finest, all angles and intelligent movement, stood the Hon. Phillip Dean Wicks, attorney at law. This Wicks, Banister's late uncle's solicitor, specialized in adding his presence unannounced. Banistre felt an immediate weakening of his lordliness. What was he after all but a half-baked law student with a palmful of splinters and a recently acquired estate? But there was an estate, and the positive implication of that word buoyed him. Mr. Wicks couldn't frighten a Lord a' the Earth. Banistre shifted to allow for Mr. Wicks's joining him at the fence and nodded down-pasture to where a fat mare cropped turf.
"She's ready to pop," he offered.
Mr. Wicks turned a dark, intelligent eye to him with that smile that always made Banistre recall how bad his Latin was.
If Mr. Wicks thought well of him for this rare bit of philosophy, he kept well away from outward applause.
"Just so." Mr. Wicks put a hand into his breast pocket. If he had suddenly brought out a mother o' pearl-handled revolver, it would have suited his elegant style of darkness, but he did not. A sheaf of papers appeared, which Mr. Wicks undid with a refined snap and put into Banistre's hands.
Being a law student, Banistre ought to have made sense of the legal jargon; being a simple man, he could not.
"I see," he said, and handed the papers back with a tepid smile.
Under his shirt, Banistre felt his body go a startled shade of boiled crayfish. "Just to be really sure I've got it down, d'you mind explaining it in laymen's terms? My people will want to know," he hastily added.
Banistred laughed a great, booming "HA!" which startled the brood mare and sent a barn-swallow kiting away.
"I've never shot anything larger than a woodchuck," Banistre confessed.
My, it's good to see you back in the blogosphere! I was beginning to think "Where In the World is Rachel Heffington?" should be a game, from stalking—er, can't we invent a more refined term for that?—you on Instagram. :) I know everybody seems to be offline a little more in the summer—I have myself—but I've missed your posts!
I love your description in the first paragraph.
How _thrilling_! Will we get to read more? I love the style here -- it really seems to be driven by the tone and atmosphere of the characters themselves, so that this reads very cohesively even though it's only an excerpt.
Your writing prowess never ceases to amaze me. It flows so well.
Elisabeth: I HAVE been rather gadding about. All purposeful things, but I've hardly been what one would call stationary this summer. I'm glad to be back.
Aurelia: As I write more, I'm certain I will share it. It isn't destined for publication unless it got collected with other short-stories in some anthology someday, which is highly doubtful, so I see not point in depriving you of some little amusement!
Skye: Oh my, thank you! This tone just lends itself to flowing...I find dialogue-driven things do that.
The poor fellow's in for it, isn't he? I can't wait for more.


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Q: how to keep new lines after moving an element up and down in the example below click on dolor so it becomes active
then click on button - and dolor is moved up
but in the resulting html - the new line is missing

$(document).on('click', '.ati', function(){
    $('.aact').removeClass('aact');
    $(this).addClass('aact');
});

$('button').on('click', function(){
    let tg = $('.aact');
    if(tg.length == 0){alert('TITLE IS NOT SELECTED');return;}
    let tgg = tg.prev();
    tg.insertBefore(tgg);
    let a = $('#awrap').html();
    console.log(a);
});
.aact{background:orange;}

lorem

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dolor

<button>CLICK</button>

result after button click:

lorem

dolor

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what I need is:

lorem

dolor

ipsum

how to get this ?

A: Regarding the newline the OP wants to insert, it can be done by creating and inserting a text node like ...
$(document.createTextNode('\n')).insertBefore(tgg);

... which changes the OP's code to ...

$(document).on('click', '.ati', function(){
  $('.aact').removeClass('aact');
  $(this).addClass('aact');
});

$('button').on('click', function(){
  let tg = $('.aact');

  if (tg.length === 0) {
    alert('TITLE IS NOT SELECTED');
    return;
  }
  let tgg = tg.prev();
  tg.insertBefore(tgg);

  $(document.createTextNode('\n')).insertBefore(tgg);

  let a = $('#awrap').html();

  console.log(a);
});
.aact { background: orange; }
.as-console-wrapper { max-height: 110px!important; }

lorem

ipsum

dolor

<button>CLICK</button>

But the result still might not satisfy the OP since the OP wants/needs ...

"[...] to save awrap html as a new file and want[s] to keep new lines just for better readability".

The latter sounds more like a sanitizing tasks where a regex based approach might be suited best.
One would go for 2 text replacements where the first one matches any closing or empty tag including an optional trailing sequence of newline characters ... /(<\/[^>]+>|<[^\/]+\/>)\n*/g ... and the second trims any leading sequence of newline characters ... /^\n+/ ... from the markup string.

$(document).on('click', '.ati', function(){
  $('.aact').removeClass('aact');
  $(this).addClass('aact');
});

$('button').on('click', function(){
  let tg = $('.aact');

  if (tg.length === 0) {
    alert('TITLE IS NOT SELECTED');
    return;
  }
  let tgg = tg.prev();
  tg.insertBefore(tgg);

  let a = $('#awrap')
    .html()
    .replace(/(<\/[^>]+>|<[^\/]+\/>)\n*/g, '$1\n')
    .replace(/^\n+/, '');

  console.log(a);
});
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<button>CLICK</button>

A: Try below snippet

$(document).on('click', '.ati', function(){
    $('.aact').removeClass('aact');
    $(this).addClass('aact');
});

$('button').on('click', function(){
    let tg = $('.aact');
    if(tg.length == 0){alert('TITLE IS NOT SELECTED');return;}
    let tgg = tg.prev();
    tg.insertBefore(tgg);
    $('.awrap').html($('.awrap').html().replace(/\n/g, ""));
    $('.ati').after("\n");
    let a = $('#awrap').html();
    console.log(a);
});
.aact{background:orange;}

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Taylor Momsen + Matt Cameron Cover Soundgarden's 'Halfway There'
The Pretty Reckless' Taylor Momsen has expressed her love and admiration for Soundgarden on multiple occasions and on the third anniversary of Chris Cornell's death, she's teamed up with Soundgarden's Matt Cameron to perform a cover of "Halfway There."
Momsen and her band The Pretty Reckless had opened for Soundgarden on the band's final tour before Cornell's death and delivered an emotional acoustic performance of Audioslave's "Like a Stone" on tour in New Jersey the day after Cornell's passing. Momsen also joined the members of Soundgarden during their performance at the 2019 concert event saluting Cornell's legacy, performing "Rusty Cage" and "Drawing Flies" with the band.
Last fall it was revealed that Matt Cameron had been spending time in the studio with The Pretty Reckless. Momsen posted an update stating, "Wait til you hear this," referring to the band's forthcoming album.
For the latest team-up, Cameron sheds his traditional drums, picking up guitar to accompany Momsen and lend harmonizing vocals to "Halfway There." The track initially appeared on Soundgarden's 2012 reunion album, King Animal.
Today (May 18) marks the third anniversary of Cornell's death.
Watch The Pretty Reckless' Taylor Momsen + Soundgarden's Matt Cameron Perform "Halfway There"
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I am on the team! Oh man, I am on the team. Mixed emotions ensued.
You see, I don't know any of the women I will be running with. Initially, this made me nervous. I don't necessarily like being the "new girl" in a group. I am not a super outgoing person until you get to know me. But then I looked at it from a different perspective. Not only do I get the chance to run a really cool race but I also get to meet all of these other women runners. Hear their stories, get advice and support and hopefully share the experience of a lifetime. I am beyond excited for March 2015. We will be running 200 miles from Columbia to Charleston, South Carolina. I am so glad I jumped on the opportunity to run with a group of strangers. I am looking forward to meeting some amazing, strong women runners.


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Jean Marc Christ Koumadje (born July 7, 1996) is a Chadian professional basketball player for Alba Berlin of the Basketball Bundesliga.

Early life and high school career
Born in N'Djamena, Chad, Koumadje first picked up a basketball when he was 15, after previously playing soccer before he lost his speed because of his growth spurts. When he was 16, in 2013, his mother relocated 3,000 km to Senegal due to the political unrest in Chad. In Senegal, Koumadje met basketball recruiter Ibrahima N'Diaye, the brother of former NBA player Mamadou N'Diaye, who approached him to work out at the Flying Star Academy in Dakar. Six months later, Koumadje received the opportunity to receive a basketball scholarship in the United States.

Koumadje played high school basketball at the Montverde Academy in Montverde, Florida, where he was teammates with Ben Simmons.

College career
Koumadje played college basketball at Florida State. During his senior season at FSU, Koumadje averaged 6.6 points per game, 5.6 rebounds per game, 1.4 blocks per game, and 15.5 minutes played per game.

Professional career

Delaware Blue Coats (2019–2020)
After going undrafted in the 2019 NBA draft, he signed with the Philadelphia 76ers. He was cut during training camp and was added to the training camp roster and opening night roster of the Delaware Blue Coats, the NBA G League affiliate of the 76ers. Koumadje had 19 points, 10 rebounds, and five blocks in a 114-107 win against the Raptors 905 on December 14. On January 4, 2020, Koumadje recorded a triple-double in a 111-88 win over the Long Island Nets, posting 12 points, 16 rebounds and a franchise-record 12 blocks. In the last 10 games of the shortened 2019–20 G League season, Koumadje averaged 11.8 points, 12.8 rebounds, and 5.8 blocks per game, shooting 66% from the field. He was named NBA G League Defensive Player of the Year.

Movistar Estudiantes (2020)
On September 21, 2020, Movistar Estudiantes announced that they had signed Koumadje.

Avtodor Saratov (2020–2021)
On December 20, 2020, he has signed with Avtodor of the VTB United League.

Alba Berlin (2021–present)
On February 25, 2021, Alba Berlin of the German Basketball Bundesliga (BBL) and EuroLeague announced that they had signed with Koumadje until the end of 2022-23 season. In his first EuroLeague season, he averaged 5.9 points and 4.2 rebounds per game.

Career statistics

NBA G League

|-
| align=center | 2019–20
| align=left | Delaware Blue Coats
| NBA G League
| 33 || 26.4 || .635 || .000 || .679 || 10.9 || .7 || .5 || 4.0 || 11.3

College

|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2015–16
| style="text-align:left;"| Florida State
| 26 || 1 || 6.1 || .481 || – || .412 || 1.5 || .0 || .0 || .7 || 1.3
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2016–17
| style="text-align:left;"| Florida State
| 35 || 0 || 10.1 || .654 || .000 || .480 || 1.9 || .1 || .2 || 1.1 || 3.4
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2017–18
| style="text-align:left;"| Florida State
| 24 || 21 || 16.0 || .626 || – || .583 || 4.1 || .1 || .1 || 1.5 || 6.5
|-
| style="text-align:left;"| 2018–19
| style="text-align:left;"| Florida State
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First appearance of Morbius (Dr. Michael Morbius)
There's a lot of news out there about Sony expanding it's Spider-Man universe by adding a new character into the mix. As you can tell from the Key Issue Notes above, that character is going to be Morbius: The Living Vampire.
He is the next to join Sony's Spider-verse, (or should I say Spider-less-verse) after the confirmation that Jared Leto will be playing the character on the big screen. I for one don't now how to take this news. He was, for me personally, the worst Joker to be portrayed to date. I guess I'll have to play the "wait and see" game to see if his Morbius will be any better than his Clown Prince of Crime.
How this movie is going to work without everyone's favorite webslinger being involved is beyond me. The Venom movie seemed to do alright at the box office, so maybe this movie has a chance to as well?
Ok, enough about that. Let's get into just who the hell this Morbius guy is, as it pertains to this issue. When we first meet Morbius, he is being chased down by crew members on a boat after a few mysterious deaths occur. Since he was a mystery man that was picked up by the passing boat as he was adrift at sea, he was the logical person to point the blame at, and with good cause. But, to make a short story even shorter, he winds up killing everyone on board and jumping overboard, only to be washed up on shore.
He doesn't just wash up on any shore, no sir. He just happens to wash up on the beachfront of the vacation home of one Dr, Curt Connors. You may know him by his alter ego of The Lizard.
I should go back in the story a little bit. In the last issue (Amazing Spider-Man #100), Peter Parker decides that he can't be Spider-Man and be with the woman that he loves (Gwen Stacey). He created a formula that would rid him of his powers, but when he took it, it didn't have the effect that he thought it would. This is where the infamous six armed Spider-Man story line starts.
Jump back to this issue. Since Peter can't go out in public with newly acquired arms, he decides to lay low and try to figure out a solution to his newly formed problem, or problems as the case may be. Where does good ol Pete decide to go? Curt Connors vacation home.
Needless to say, a battle ensues between our six armed webslinger and Morbius: The Living Vampire. Who wins this battle? Well, no one. Not in this issue anyway.
Overall, nothing really exciting happens in this issue, other than the fact that it holds the first appearance of a popular Spider-Man villain.
2nd print or reprint?
I don't believe that there are any true variants for this issue. In my research, I found a few European foreign editions, so I guess they can be considered variants.
There is also a "second print" copy that has a blue title with a silver background, but seeing as that it was printed in 1992, I'd consider that to be a reprint, and not a variant. I mean, it even says "Reprinting the first appearance of Morbius The Living Vampire right on the cover. CGC does label this a second print on their label but I don't know if CBCS does or not.
On the other hand, it is from the same title and is the same number, so I suppose that it could also be considered a second print, even though it was printed 21 years after the original. I'll let you decide what it should be called but I'm saying that it's a reprint.
As I expected, the CGC census has quite a few copies of this comic listed, but to be honest, not as many as I had expected. With this being a well known key issue of a somewhat popular character, and the amount of copies that I can only guess that are out there, I did expect this number to be higher. At the time of this writing, there have only been 2,317 copies graded by CGC.
Most of these copies are in mid to high grade, but there are a few nice, really high grade copies floating around out there somewhere. So far, there are 63 9.6 NM+ and 31 9.8 NM/M copies out there. So, if you're looking for a nice high grade copy, there are some available.
Again, CBCS and PGX don't have a census on their sites so I'm sure the number of graded copies is higher.
Values for Amazing Spider-Man #101
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As you may already know, with any movie announcement, demand for these key issues goes crazy. This comic isn't any different. It wasn't a bargain bin comic before the announcement, but now, sales for some grades have gotten pretty up there in value. It wasn't that long ago you could buy a midgrade 7.0 copy for less than $200. That's definitely not the case now. If you're loooking for a copy in that grade, you'll probably be shelling out over $600 for it. All grades have had a similar rise in value over that same time period.
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Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi delivered the first Swami Sivananda Memorial Lecture at the Durban headquarters of the Consulate General of India last week.
The event marked the 50th Maha Samadhi (anniversary) of Swami Sivananda. It was hosted by Ishwar Ramlutchman the president of the Sivananda World Peace Foundation and the Consulate General of India This is an edited version of Buthelezi's speech
NAMASKAR.
It is a privilege to speak to you about the legacy and teachings of Swami Sivananda and its blessings on South Africa.
His disciple, the late Swami Sahajananda, was a young teacher in Estcourt in the 1940s when Swami Sivananda's book Practice of Karmic Yoga caught his eye at the Vedic Bookshop in Durban.
My connection to Swami Sivananda began with my links with Swami Sahajananda.
I had been privileged to know Swami Sahajananda as a friend, mentor and advisor for more than 30 years. Through him I came to know the teachings and the character of Sri Swami Sivananda.
Swami Sahajananda who passed on in December 2007 was the spiritual head of the Divine Life Society in South Africa.
I am a Christian and a Zulu far from what one would expect when picturing a follower of Swamiji and was asked to deliver this lecture based on my understanding of his teachings.
I have considered his teachings against my own faith and have discovered that some ideas are universal to those who seek harmony within themselves and their community.
Swami Sivananda epitomized the philosophy of selfless service. Often leaders, in every faith, are canonized after their death. But there are few praises I could give to Swami Sivananda that he does not exceedingly deserve. He did not lord it over his followers, but spoke simply and expressed a desire to help anyone in need. Indeed, some of his greatest teachings are expressed in simple language such as 'Be good, do good'.
When Swami Sahajananda sought to be trained Swami Sivananda at the ashram in Rishikesh, India, Swamiji gave him a simple instruction "Learn to type and to make tea"
Leslie Jacobs, a director at the Indian Cultural Centre, said Swami Sivananda's teachings and actions had embodied the true spirit of ubuntu.
She said Swami Sivananda's values represent our guiding principles and our broadest motivations.
"Those values which earned Swami Sivananda global respect influences the attitudes we hold and how we act in both action and thought. People are affected by a wide range of influences, past experiences. cultural and social norms and the money at our disposal. Our values represent a strong guiding force. They shape our attitudes and behaviour during our lifetime. A human being is not a mere body but a set of values,''.
According to Jacobs culture is not simply an add on or an ornament.
"It is made up of traditions, beliefs and ways of life from the most spiritual to the most material. It gives us meaning. Human beings are creators of culture and at the same time culture is what makes us human. Fundamental elements of culture includes religuious beliefs and symbolic expression. We must value religious identity. We must also play our part in inter faith dialogues. As the world is becoming more and more global we should not think that there is only one right way of living. We need to co-exist in harmony with other cultures,'' said Jacobs.
She said culture has vast connotations,
"Culture forms an integral part of the ethnic backgrounds of communities. Cultural values are important. It brings people from around the globe together. It has the power to create harmony, special friendships and bonds. The foundation of people depends on their cultural values. South Africa is deeply engrained in the Indian psyche. The relations between India and South Africa is deep rooted in history. It covers virtually all fields of human endevour,''.
Jacobs ended her speech with the words of a famous poet. 'I am an African not because I was born an African but because Africa is in me'.
LOCAL businessman and philantrophist, Ishwar Ramlutchman, said the words of wisdom of Swami Sivananda and Swami Sahajananda had had a tremendous impact on his life.
"On this auspicious occasion I pay tribute to my beloved Masters. I salute Swami Sivananda and Swami Sahajananda for their love, guidance and the great impact they have had on my life. We pray during this occassion, we open our hearts to do good not only in thought but in action as well. We pray that all our weaknesses and ignorance are purged. Let us be true devotees. Let the teachings espoused by Swami Sivananda and Swami Sahajananda our beacons of light. My Masters served mankind and the poor with humility and feelings which won them worldwide acclaim,'' said Ramlutchman.
He said Swami Sivananda's teachings and actions had inspired him greatly.
"His teachings demonstrate the universality of all the world's religions and that they can promote peace and harmony in our country. To commemorate the 50th Maha Samadhi of Swami Sivananda, the Sivananda World Peace Foundation has published a souvenir brochure. Let this brochure do wonders for those who want to lead a Divine Life, and who want to follow in the footsteps of Swami Sivananda,''.
Ramlutchman, the president of the Sivananda World Peace Foundation, said the attendance of representatives of the Shembe, Muslim, Christian and Hindu faiths at the memorial lecture, showed that religions had an important role in shaping peace in our country.
"This event was organised to honour Swami Sivananda. Swami Sivananda during his lifetime said time and again that the teachings of the world's major religions had important roles to make the globe a better place for everyone including the poor. The attendance by the various religious faiths shows that all religions can co-exist with each other and continue with the initiatives for lasting peace in South Africa,'' said Ramlutchman.
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Video: Archbishop of Belgium has Pies Smashed in his Face
April 7, 2011 April 7, 2011 Fr Stephen Smuts2 Comments
Why? For his pro-life, pro-marriage views:
A renowned Belgian prankster posted footage Wednesday showing the leader of Belgium's Roman Catholic Church Andre-Joseph Leonard being hit four times by custard pies.
Footage obtained by AFP shows a stunned Leonard's face and black winter coat covered in a white foam-like product.
It is the second time the archbishop has been targeted.
One of those who ran up and slapped a custard pie in Leonard's face told Belgian media that "for all those homosexuals who daren't tell their parents they are gay, for all those young girls who want to have an abortion, he absolutely deserved it."
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The Lord deals with the nations as the nations deal with the Jews…
– Benjamin Disraeli, British Prime Minister from 1874-1880
Then this via the Jerusalem Post:
An anti-tank missile shot from the Gaza Strip directly hit a school bus outside Kibbutz Sa'ad in the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council on Thursday, injuring two people. Defense Minister Ehud Barak ordered the IDF to respond speedily and to attack using all means necessary…
Earthquake: Japan Hit Again!
April 7, 2011 April 7, 2011 Fr Stephen SmutsLeave a comment
A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit northeastern Japan late Thursday, seismologists said, prompting Japanese authorities to issue a localised tsunami alert.
Times Live:
The quake, which hit at 11:32 pm local time (1432 GMT), had a magnitude of 7.4, according to the US Geological Survey, which said it struck 66 kilometres (40 miles) east of Sendai.
Japan's weather bureau issued a tsunami alert for the Pacific coast, saying that waves of up to two metres could hit the shoreline.
In a statement on its website the Hawaii-based Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said it did not expect a Pacific-wide tsunami.
The quake had a depth of 25.6 kilometres (15.9 miles), the USGS said.
Although the epicentre was at a distance of 333 kilometres (207 miles) from Tokyo, it caused buildings to shake in the Japanese capital.
"Please do not hesitate to leave for higher ground, nor try to return to the coast line. Please do not try to check the status of the coastline," broadcaster NHK said repeatedly.
Its advise not to go to the coastline was supposedly addressed to fishermen worried about their boats.
According to the Telegraph, emergency workers at the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant have been ordered to evacuate.
Bible Archaeology
Dig for Mona Lisa's Bones to Begin
Historians are resorting to grave-digging in an effort to learn the true identity of the woman in the iconic painting.
Discovery News:
The woman believed to have inspired Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa may be exhumed in a bid to recreate her face, Italian researchers announced this week.
Most scholars believe that the Mona Lisa, known as La Gioconda in Italian or La Joconde in French, is the portrait of Lisa Gherardini, a member of a minor noble family of rural origins who married the wealthy merchant Francesco del Giocondo.
"Her life is no longer a mystery," said Giuseppe Pallanti, who carried out extensive research on the Renaissance woman.
Pallanti, who is not involved in the project, traced back Lisa's life from her birth on June 15, 1479 to her death at the age of 63. He discovered that Lisa died in the convent of Sant'Orsola, a now derelict building in the heart of Florence.
The hunt for her bones will start there later this month…
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Fr Corapi is Back on EWTN
Or so it would seem.
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Episcopal Church: Littering is like a Crucifixion
April 7, 2011 Fr Stephen Smuts3 Comments
From the Creative Minority Report:
From what I understand Good Friday and Earth Day fall on the same day this year. Hooray! I, however, will not be giving Earth Day a moment's thought after I write this post (unless I think of something demeaning and funny to say about it later.) On Good Friday I will likely pray and watch "The Passion of the Christ" on DVD, not meditate and watch "An Inconvenient Truth."
But it seems that an office of the Episcopalian Church sees great significance in the confluence of the calendar and want everyone to remember that it's Earth Day. They even go so far as to compare littering with a crucifixion. Yup.
The Daily Caller reports:
The Episcopal Church's office of Economic and Environmental Affairs released a statement urging followers to stay mindful of global warming, recycling and reducing carbon dioxide emissions while celebrating the ancient Christian holiday in 2011.
"This year Earth Day falls within Holy Week, specifically on Good Friday, a profound coincidence," said Mike Schut, a church spokesman. "To fully honor Earth Day, we need to reclaim the theology that knows Earth is 'very good,' is holy. When we fully recognize that, our actions just may begin to create a more sustainable, compassionate economy and way of life."…
Schut continued: "On Good Friday, the day we mark the crucifixion of Christ, God in the flesh, might we suggest that when Earth is degraded, when species go extinct, that another part of God's body experiences yet another sort of crucifixion — that another way of seeing and experiencing God is diminished?"
The church set up a website for the celebration of Earth Day, complete with links to resources on how to best get involved on the extra special day.
Seriously? So littering is like a crucifixion? I think it's about time someone took away the fax machine from the Episcopal Church's office of Economic and Environmental Affairs.
Or maybe we could all spend Good Friday journaling about how the Risen Lord is just really a great step in recycling?
The Myth of the Burning Garbage Dump of Gehenna
April 7, 2011 April 10, 2011 Fr Stephen SmutsLeave a comment
I have long wanted to do a little work to debunk the endlessly repeated myth that the Hinnom Valley (Gehenna) was a perpetually burning trash dump. There simply is no evidence to support the idea, but because it seems a reasonable explanation for the origin of the Hinnom Valley as "hell," writers and preachers accept and propagate the story…
The explanation for the "fire of Gehenna" lies not in a burning trash dump, but in the burning of sacrificed children…
Read the whole post over at Bible Places.


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Mining has come to an end at Matsa Resources' Red Dog gold mine.
The mining of 185,730t of ore generated 12,704 ounces of gold at 2.3 grams per tonne. Matsa's mining study from July had anticipated a 2.5gpt grade.


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National contest attended by the "First Procincial Awards".
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Luis Rubiños Cerna (born December 31, 1940) is a former Peruvian football goalkeeper, who played for the Peru national team between 1963 and 1972, gaining 38 caps. He was part of the Peru squad for the 1970 World Cup. At club level, Rubiños spent most of his career at Sporting Cristal.

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IPL 2019 | Warner's Leadership Skills Are Unmatched: Laxman
PTI |March 20, 2019, 8:28 PM IST
Hyderabad: Sunrisers Hyderabad mentor VVS Laxman is delighted to have David Warner back in the mix as his "unmatched leadership skill" is a big plus for the franchise.
While Kane Williamson will once again be leading the side, Warner's inputs and influence on the team members makes him an important part of the leadership group.
Warner along with Steve Smith are returning from their year-long ban for their involvement in ball tampering scandal in South Africa.
"There is a big difference, because he (Warner) is a world class player. For us as a franchise we are so proud of what he has achieved for Sunrisers. He is not only a premier match-winner but his leadership skills are also unmatched," Laxman waxed eloquent about Warner during a media conference.
"The kind of role he played in the development of lot of youngsters in the franchise. He is setting example with his work ethics and the kind of preparation he does before every match."
SRH head coach Tom Moody feels that the prolonged absence will not have an impact on his performance.
"David Warner's frame of mind I think is positive one. Certainly, through my communication with David has all been a positive one. When you are a world class player and you got an unquenchable thirst to succeed. When game of cricket is taken from you and once it is handed back, you need to do lot of catching up and David will be determined to the best," Moody said.
On Warner, who was awarded 12-month ball tampering suspension, Laxman said: "Personally for me, it was very unfortunate what happened at Cape Town. I feel that the kind of punishment which he got was not right."
On Kane Williamson, who will once again lead Sunrisers, Moody said: "We all know that Kane Williamson is not only an outstanding player in all formats of the game but he is also a highly respected international leader.
"He stepped up last year and did a wonderful performance not only as a captain, but as a top-order player. We have no question in his ability with the bat. He is a wonderful player. We got a side that boasts of lot of leadership and that's the strength of any squad that is going to be successful. It is not just dependent on one leader alone."
Laxman is hopeful that new additions like New Zealander Martin Guptill and Englishman Jonny Bairstow will strengthen the squad along with India regular Vijay Shankar, former U-19 World Cupper Abhishek Sharma and India A left-arm spinner Shahbaz Nadeem in the mix.
SRH bowling coach Muttiah Muralitharan said SRH has got very good bowling attack headed by Bhuvneshwar Kumar and this year with addition of Nadeem and Abhishek, the spin attack will be little bit strengthened too.
"And then also we got 'the' bowler--Rashid Khan. We got the bowlers who can take wickets. I think this year will be better than last year because we got balance between spin and fast bowlers. Last year we struggled a bit in spin bowling but this year the balance is right," Muralitharan added.
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T/NR
9 7 1 1 15 +0.80
9 5 3 1 11 -0.43
9 3 4 2 8 -0.91
1 India 3631 113
2 New Zealand 2547 111
3 South Africa 2917 108
4 England 3663 105
5 Australia 2640 98
4 Australia 5470 112
1 Pakistan 7365 283
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