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Serena Muntslag-Essed (29 november 1990) is een Surinaams jurist. Tijdens de verkiezingen van 2020 was ze verkiesbaar voor de partij Alternatief 2020 (A20). In 2022 verzocht ze het Constitutioneel Hof met succes om de Kiesregeling onverbindend te verklaren.

Biografie
Haar vader, Henk Essed, werkt in de luchtvaartsector en haar oom, Hugo Essed, is een advocaat die in het Decembermoordenproces de nabestaanden vertegenwoordigt.

Serena Essed begon met een studie voor piloot en, om er ook een ander diploma naast te hebben, volgde ze er op advies van haar vader een studie rechten aan de AdeKUS naast. De dubbele studie was een zware tijd voor haar; ernaast maakte ze nog hot sauce die ze verkocht aan winkels om de studiekosten voor haar ouders te drukken. Ze slaagde uiteindelijk voor beide studies en startte uit passie haar carrière in de advocatuur. Op 15 december 2017 werd ze beëdigt tot advocaat; sinds 2020 doet ze ook strafzaken.

Sinds circa 2018 is ze panellid van het radioprogramma Welingelichte Kringen op ABC Suriname en daarnaast wordt ze ook voor andere programma's en bijeenkomsten gevraagd, zoals To the Point van Apintie.

In oktober 2019 werd ze bestuurslid (commissaris) van de nieuwe politieke partij A20 onder voorzitterschap van kerkleider Steven Reyme. Ze was in 2020  op nummer 2 verkiesbaar in Paramaribo, maar verwierf geen zetel.

In januari 2021 verkoos Apintie haar tot Vrouw van het Jaar 2020. Volgens omroeper Harold Gessel is ze "een inspiratiebron voor jongeren en een wandelende encyclopedie." Twee maanden later kreeg ze van het tuchtcollege een berisping, die oordeelde dat ze de zorgplicht had geschonden omdat ze niet had gehandeld nadat ze zich had verschreven op een kwitantie.

In februari 2022 diende ze een verzoekschrift in bij het Constitutioneel Hof om de Kiesregeling onverbindend te verklaren. Naar haar oordeel is het districtenkiesstelsel onrechtvaardig en zou die herzien moeten worden. ABOP-leider Ronnie Brunswijk, die veel stemmen achter zich heeft in de binnenlandse districten, zorgde hierna voor een rel, door haar en het Hof te waarschuwen met 'verwarring' (bruya) in het land. Nadat politiek Suriname, inclusief de coalitie, zich van zijn uitspraken afkeerde, trok hij zijn bedreiging in. Op 5 augustus kwam het Hof met de uitspraak. Het oordeelde dat de Kiesregeling op belangrijke punten aangepast moet worden, omdat De Nationale Assemblée niet de soevereine wil van het volk vertegenwoordigt en de zetelverdeling is gebaseerd op discriminatie.

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Comics hero wants a Superman who faces his Jewish roots
Superman re-Jew-venatedSuperman re-Jew-venated
Famed writer Frank Miller says superhero has history in WWII and would like to 'put him there again'
By Gabe Friedman	11 October 2016, 7:16 pm 3 Edit
24-year-old American film actor Christopher Reeve stands before the Manhattan skyline dressed as the comic-book hero of the film 'Superman'. (Keystone/Getty Images)
JTA — The Jewish history of Superman is well known. Jewish writer Jerry Siegel — who co-created the iconic comic book character with Jewish illustrator Joe Shuster — once said he conceived of Superman after reading about the "slaughter of helpless, oppressed Jews" in Nazi Europe.
The character's original name from his home planet of Krypton is Kal-El, which sounds very Hebrew (the Hebrew suffix "El," which comes at the end of many biblical names, like Rachel or Daniel, is an ancient word for God). And in one of the earliest Superman comics, the Man of Steel fulfills a very Jewish fantasy: He captures both Hitler and Stalin and brings them to the League of Nations, where they are tried for war crimes.
More recent iterations of the Superman franchise haven't alluded to these and other Jewish roots — but famed comic book writer Frank Miller wants to change that.
Miller, whose is known for his work on influential series such as "Sin City," "300" and "The Dark Knight Returns," told Inverse at New York's Comic-Con on Friday that Superman needs to "confront his Jewish roots again."
"He has a history in World War II, and I'd like to put him there again," Miller said, alluding to Siegel's origin story. "Superman needs to confront his Jewish roots, and I'd like to write that. I'd like to have him face a death camp."
Miller is often credited with introducing the darker style and tone typical of most modern superhero narratives. His popular work on "The Dark Knight" — his characterization of Batman as a conflicted, haunted crime fighter — is typical of his bringing adult themes to the world of comic books. Miller has created stories around Superman, but without the depth he says he brought to Batman. If Miller decides to focus on a Superman narrative, it seems like it could be full of Jewish history.
"I wrote Superman as a foil for Batman, but I want to write his story too," Miller said.
Hezbollah leader says Tehran has ability to 'bombard Israel with ferocity and force,' claims Hezbollah has bolstered its arsenal with precision missiles that can reach Eilat
State-run institution uses loaded term to describe afforestation near Beersheba; employee protests the use of 'anti-Semitic imagery'; JNF Germany: Display 'painful, intolerable'
Jewish director wrote three films, never produced, in the 1950s — the 'least understood period' of his career — focusing on marital woes
US vice president makes unannounced visit to synagogue that was scene of deadly April shooting, is blessed by congregation's spiritual leader Yisroel Goldstein
Pompeo assures Christian Zionists that Israel allows conversions to Christianity
Jewish Agency, Christian-Jewish fellowship renew cooperation after 5-year split
Two killed in West Bank car accident days before celebrating 18th birthdays
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Q: Hubspot documentation does not have proper documentation for specific tech I tried to use the documentation indicated here, but unfortunately the example code is really difficult to follow.
For example:

The code from the image above returns 400 error. However, if I tried the one from the repo it works. Like so:
$response = $hubspot->crm()->companies()->basicApi()->getPage();

The toObjectType does not have description on how to use it too. Maybe there is a separate documentation?
Any idea with this?

A: Just for future reference, don't get mad at me.

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*Just go to https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/overview

*Go to CRM section then under Objects > click Companies (for my case it is for companies) on the left sidebar.

*Click the Endpoints tab.

*Click Endpoints for this page dropdown to select what endpoint do you need. For my case I selected List of companies under Basic type since there is 2 types of API which is the Association and the Basic.

*You will see an example code on the right side of the page.

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something fast (and funny)
Busy, busy, busy, but somone just brought this recent Scientific American editorial to my attention (thanks, Jada), and I wanted to spread the joy. You may read it at the SA website by following the link below, but, I've also pasted the full text of the editorial below the link:
"Okay, We Give Up
Okay, We Give Up
We feel so ashamed
There's no easy way to admit this. For years, helpful letter writers told us to stick to science. They pointed out that science and politics don't mix. They said we should be more balanced in our presentation of such issues as creationism, missile defense and global warming. We resisted their advice and pretended not to be stung by the accusations that the magazine should be renamed Unscientific American, or Scientific Unamerican, or even Unscientific Unamerican. But spring is in the air, and all of nature is turning over a new leaf, so there's no better time to say: you were right, and we were wrong.
In retrospect, this magazine's coverage of so-called evolution has been hideously one-sided. For decades, we published articles in every issue that endorsed the ideas of Charles Darwin and his cronies. True, the theory of common descent through natural selection has been called the unifying concept for all of biology and one of the greatest scientific ideas of all time, but that was no excuse to be fanatics about it. Where were the answering articles presenting the powerful case for scientific creationism? Why were we so unwilling to suggest that dinosaurs lived 6,000 years ago or that a cataclysmic flood carved the Grand Canyon? Blame the scientists. They dazzled us with their fancy fossils, their radiocarbon dating and their tens of thousands of peer-reviewed journal articles. As editors, we had no business being persuaded by mountains of evidence.
Moreover, we shamefully mistreated the Intelligent Design (ID) theorists by lumping them in with creationists. Creationists believe that God designed all life, and that's a somewhat religious idea. But ID theorists think that at unspecified times some unnamed superpowerful entity designed life, or maybe just some species, or maybe just some of the stuff in cells. That's what makes ID a superior scientific theory: it doesn't get bogged down in details.
Good journalism values balance above all else. We owe it to our readers to present everybody's ideas equally and not to ignore or discredit theories simply because they lack scientifically credible arguments or facts. Nor should we succumb to the easy mistake of thinking that scientists understand their fields better than, say, U.S. senators or best-selling novelists do. Indeed, if politicians or special-interest groups say things that seem untrue or misleading, our duty as journalists is to quote them without comment or contradiction. To do otherwise would be elitist and therefore wrong. In that spirit, we will end the practice of expressing our own views in this space: an editorial page is no place for opinions.
Get ready for a new Scientific American. No more discussions of how science should inform policy. If the government commits blindly to building an anti-ICBM defense system that can't work as promised, that will waste tens of billions of taxpayers' dollars and imperil national security, you won't hear about it from us. If studies suggest that the administration's antipollution measures would actually increase the dangerous particulates that people breathe during the next two decades, that's not our concern. No more discussions of how policies affect science either-so what if the budget for the National Science Foundation is slashed? This magazine will be dedicated purely to science, fair and balanced science, and not just the science that scientists say is science. And it will start on April Fools' Day.
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sleepycyan
Apr. 7th, 2005 08:02 pm (UTC)
Very good. Thanks for posting that.
grandmofhelsing
Actually, I agree with the sentiment that Gould and Dawkins were seeking to express in a joint open letter (never published because of Gould's death), in which they said scientists shouldn't debate creationists (ID "theorists" or otherwise), because what creationists really want isn't to win debates but to be taken seriously -- and no one would waste time debating a flat-Earth proponent. Scientific American should simply ignore them.
because what creationists really want isn't to win debates but to be taken seriously
I hear Bozo had the same problem.
Anyway, I honestly can't imagine why a creationist would bother to read Scientific American. Same as I can't imagine why they bother to read National Geographic. I mean, unless it's just the whole Xtian masochism thing. Of course, I know the answer. So they can write stupid letters and get attention and, as you say, hope that someone will take them seriously.
z0mb1e
I think I just did a dance of joy over that.
greylit
Wonderful, thanks!
This reminds me of the spread National Geographic did recently. The cover asked "Was Darwin Wrong" and the on the inside is a double page spread (with, I think, dinosaurs) that said "NO!"
The cover asked "Was Darwin Wrong" and the on the inside is a double page spread (with, I think, dinosaurs) that said "NO!"
Yep. That was quite fine of them. I was pleased.
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Cash holdings and bond returns around takeovers
Podolski, Edward J.
Truong, Cameron
Veeraraghavan, Madhu
Edward J. Podolski
Using a large sample of 2712 unique U.S. domestic takeovers over the period 1993 to 2014, we show a negative relation between the level of cash holdings and post-announcement corporate bond returns. Our findings support the agency cost of cash holdings view and show that bondholders and shareholders share the same interests with respect to cash policy around takeovers. We further find that cash holdings are viewed less negatively by bondholders in firms with strong shareholders. This paper is the first to document the role of cash holdings on bondholder wealth around takeover announcements.
Podolski, Edward J. & Truong, Cameron & Veeraraghavan, Madhu, 2016. "Cash holdings and bond returns around takeovers," International Review of Financial Analysis, Elsevier, vol. 46(C), pages 1-11.
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Takeovers; Cash holdings;
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Euradvice from a trusted source II (see I?)
A slight digression: There has been a bit of traffic on the blogosphere recently about the "thigh gap": the desirability of seeing daylight between the legs of women when they stand with their feet together. Most people of my grannie's generation would put that down to rickets. What can be achieved easily with photoshop has now become so desirable that youngish women are handing over folding money to surgeons to liposuct tissue from their inner thighs. Don't try this at home girls. We now expect photographs of attractive women on magazine covers to be 'enhanced' to fit whatever mad standards of beauty are current in whatever culture we find ourselves in. So celebrity pimples, cellulite, eye-bags, lip-fuzz or normal sag are tricked up so readers with real bodies feel gross and inadequate.
Unless you've been asleep for the last 4 weeks or live in Kentucky, you'll realise that we are, here in the EU, running up to a European election. Depending on the day traditionally used for such matters, which varies among countries, elections are happening on Thursday 22 May (UK, NL), or Friday 23/05 (IE - note on Blobendar in kitchen), or the Saturday (LV, MT, SK) or finally on Sunday 25 May 2014 (all other countries). Except Czecho which gives a choice of voting on either Friday afternoons or Saturday mornings. In Ireland we are voting for MEPs but also for local County Councillors. Each and every election the candidates in this country print dozens, hundreds or thousands of posters on corrugated plastic sheets up to 1m squared. It adds a bit of a buzz to things for a few weeks and jangles up the landscape until the day after polling when they all get recycled sent to landfill. You have to wonder, though, what some of the candidates are about when they present themselves to voters.
If celebs can have their image tarted up - watch Jennifer Lawrence breathing heavily - why can't grossly obese politicians do something with their photographs before they print 1000 rather larger than life copies of their jowly head&shoulders. Many of these fat men in suits have no necks - their heads sit monumentally on a trunk or plinth of flesh. How many chins does a chap need? Nobody would hold it against them if they chose a photo of their younger self, so long as it wasn't in a babygro. If they can tell a white lie on their perceived age would they not air-brush off some of the goitre? I'm sure it would achieve a few extra votes. In my family we used to joke that deeply inbred people had no necks and teeny tiny ears. So there's that aspect of the message, too, especially in the remoter rural parts of the country. It's all very well voting for your cousin Jethro but you don't need to bear his children.
I guess the most famous association of neck and politics occurred in Winston Churchill's speech to the Canadian parliament on 30 December 1941. He related how 18 months previously as the Western front collapsed before the Nazi onslaught and the BEF had to be evacuated from Dunkirk, his generals had a final meeting with their opposite numbers in the French army which was on the point of surrendering. The Brits assured the cheese-eating surrender monkeys that Britain would fight on regardless of what their erstwhile allies did. When this was relayed to Marshal Pétain he predicted that the English would have 'their necks wrung like a chicken' within three weeks. Churchill then paused for dramatic effect before saying "Some chicken" [laughter, applause] "Some neck" [general hilarity, roars of approval]. I should explain to my приятелі in Київ and Донецьк whose idiomatic English is not-the-best, that neck means cheek/gall/impudence. I don't want you to think that I agree with the Simpsons or Dylan Moran's clichés about the French and their army. Cue Le Boudin! Ooops no, they're all Germans. Cue La Marseillaise! or La Marseilaise!! Or with the lyrics clearly enunciated by Edith Piaf.
I should add that the meaning of neck has changed over the centuries. The Duke of Wellington was born in 1769, probably in Merrion Street Dublin, and grew up as Arthur Wesley. In 1798 changed his name to a more pretentious Wellesley when he was old enough to know better. In 1796, en route for India with the 33rd Regiment, during a lay-over in Cape Town he paid court to Henrietta Smith a lively young gell from a good family. Wesley wrote that she had 'pretty little figure and a lovely neck' because young gentlemen in that era didn't refer to the bosom of young ladies.
Electoral advice: don't vote for anyone who is is wearing a tie on a size >18 collar.
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Silent Spring
O'Pelleton
Gerroff the sofa
The Judgement of Paris
The Type Specimen
A whole blogging year
The voluntariat
Fianna Fail = For Fluoride?
Brahmaputra
Where were you when . . .
Metchnikoff
Maria Köpcke
It's in code
Do antibiotics make you fat?
Truth is a Pathless Land
Tamiflu dissed by Cochrane
VIBErant in The Midlands
How to conference
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A light on the darkness
5000 days of geocaching
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Former Manchester United players Bryan Robson and Paul Ince admit that Sir Alex Ferguson will be a hard act to follow.
Former Manchester United players, including Bryan Robson, have hailed the manager's extraordinary record of winning trophies after Sir alex Ferguson announced he will stand down at the end of the season.
But ex-midfielder Paul Ince warned that his successor would find Ferguson's shadow looming over them in his new role on the club's board.
Ince said: "He's done the lot, you will never see anyone of his kind again.
"Replacing Alex Ferguson is such a massive, massive job. Whoever goes in will need the help of Alex Ferguson," he added.
"Whoever comes in, if it doesn't go well you've got Sir Alex Ferguson upstairs and it can put added pressure on you."


Just as there are many types of lab animals, there is a great diversity of people whose work involves animal care and use, including: the scientist who designs and conducts research, the veterinarian who supervises the care of animals, the animal caretaker or technician who monitors the animals while providing daily care, the representatives of a company that sells products or services used in lab animals. To benefit these people AZAALAS was set up as an information network for those involved with lab animal science in any way. AALAS depends on its' members to remain informed & grow.
  AALAS members, whatever their interest in lab animal science have the opportunity for professional growth through involvement in national and local meetings, participation in certification training programs and access to AALAS publications and educational materials. Each branch has its own educational agenda, scientific and technical presentations, workshops, tours of facilities, local training programs and regular social activities.


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David S. Blitzstein Donald M. Parsons, Jr.
Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP Patricia A. Rodriguez, M.D.
Buckley Property Services, LLC Robert C. Kovarik, Jr.
Maryland Affiliate: Board of Directors - CareFirst of Maryland, Inc.
Chair, CareFirst of Maryland, Inc.
CCRC Actuaries, LLC Donald M. Parsons, Jr.
The Smithsonian Institution Walter A. Williams, Jr.
National Capital Area Affiliate: Board of Trustees - Group Hospitalization and Medical Services, Inc.
Group Hospitalization and Medical Services, Inc. Jonca Camille Bull, M.D.
The Kirkland Byrd Group, LLC Robert C. Kovarik, Jr.
Robert R. Hagans, Jr. Elena V. Rios, M.D., M.S.P.H.
Leveraged Leadership Group, LLC Patricia A. Rodriguez, M.D.
Saint Elizabeths Hospital Jeffrey P. DiLisi, M.D.


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Ksenia Chernykh is a Russian mountain bike orienteer and World Champion. She won individual gold medals at the 2007 and 2008 World MTB Orienteering Championships, and a relay gold medal in 2006.

Mountain bike orienteering career
Chernykh competed at the 2004 World MTB Orienteering Championships in Ballarat, where she placed 27th in the middle distance and 50th in the long distance.
At the 2005 World Championships in  Banska Bystrica, she placed 18th in the middle distance, fifth in the long distance, and fifth with the Russian relay team. At the 2006 World MTB Orienteering Championships in Joensuu she placed 30th in the middle, won a silver medal in the long distance behind Christine Schaffner, and a gold medal in the relay, together with Nadia Mikriukova and Anna Ustinova on the Russian team. She won her first individual gold medals at the 2007 World MTB Orienteering Championships in Nove Mesto na Morave, winning the sprint ahead of Michaela Gigon, and the middle distance ahead of Hana Bajtošova. She won a silver medal in the long distance, and a silver medal in the relay. At the 2008 World MTB Orienteering Championships in Ostróda, she placed 23rd in the sprint, won a gold medal in the middle distance, placed eight in the long distance, and silver medal in the relay. In Ben Shemen in 2009 she placed sixth in the long distance, 26th in the sprint, 27th in the middle distance, and won a bronze medal with the Russian relay team. At the 2010 World Championships in Montalegre she won a silver medal in the long distance, placed fifth with the Russian relay team, placed 26th in the middle distance and 34th in the sprint.

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require_relative "../../test_helper"

describe Mail::Logger::Callback do
  before do

  end

  describe "#delivered_email" do
    subject do
      mail_object
    end

    it "Logs the email" do
      Mail::Logger.logger.expects(:info).with(subject.inspect).returns(true)
      Mail::Logger::Callback.delivered_email(subject)
    end
  end

  describe "Callback registration" do
    before do
      Mail.defaults do
        delivery_method :test
      end
    end

    it "Calls our callback method from Mail" do
      Mail::Logger::Callback.stubs(:delivered_email).returns(true)
      deliver_email
    end
  end

  def deliver_email
    Mail.new do
      from "tester@example.com"
      to   "tester@example.com"
      subject "Test"
      body "Test"
    end.deliver
  end

  def mail_object
    Mail.new
  end
end

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The full-body scanners used at airports are more likely to give alerts for Black hairstyles such as locs and Afros, leading to accusations of profiling.
Protective styling season is nigh! Use these products to keep your favorite styles so fresh and so clean!
You're favorite childhood accessory just got a huge makeover.
Black people's hair has always been a war-zone.
New Yorkers will be able to seek legal recourse if they have been discriminated against because of how they choose to maintain their hair.
A referee from Virginia is banned from officiating any games in Chesapeake after targeting a 10-year-old Black player who had her hair in braids during a basketball game.


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European market for sensors for robotics valued at REDACTED in 2018 and is expected to reach REDACTED by 2024, growing at a CAGR of REDACTED through the forecast period. The top seven application areas are sized, forecast and discussed in-depth. These include agriculture, appliances, automotive, healthcare, industrial, logistics and military. In addition, the overall market and each application area is assessed on country basis, including Germany, Italy, France, Spain, U.K., Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), and Rest of Europe.
As the technologies to activate these functions evolve, so do the sensors and the capabilities of robotics. For example, enhanced three-dimensional imaging sensors are being used to improve everything from warehouse stocking to surgical support in operations.
As robotic appliances take on less predictable tasks, moving them away from the assembly line and into other environments, it is crucial that sensors continue to improve their capabilities.
The report sizes the European market for sensors for robotics by technology, including sensors within the vision, touch, hearing and movement segments. The top seven application areas are sized, forecast and discussed in-depth.
These include agriculture, appliances, automotive, healthcare, industrial, logistics and military.
In addition, the overall sensors for robotics market and each application area is assessed on country basis, including Germany, Italy, France, Spain, U.K., Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), and Rest of Europe. Estimated values used are based on manufacturers' total revenues.
Robotics are dependent on sensor technology to allow applications where robotic appliances can relate to the world. Such appliances rely on sensors to detect environmental and internal status.
Environmental or external robotic sensors are classified as exteroceptive, reflecting observations of the robotic appliance's environment and objects in it. Internal robotic sensors are classified as proprioceptive, in that they provide the appliance with "a sense of self" or internal state.
– Qualitative and quantitative study of sensors for robotics technologies market by technology type, end user, application segment.
– Vision (requiring optical and image processing sensors).
– Touch (tactile sensors, requiring signal processing for contact detection and interpretation).
– Hearing (audio sensors and signal processing).
– Movement (motion and direction sensors with guidance systems).
On the assembly line, as well, advances in sensory perception have improved safety, accelerating the pace of industrial automation.


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Home News & Opinion Hollywood of the South The Walking Dead Awards: Talk too much
The Walking Dead Awards: Talk too much
Season 10, Episode 6: The odd couple
Matt Walljasper and Myrydd Wells
Daryl and Carol continue to have one of the best relationships on this show.
Photograph by Jace Downs/AMC
(Spoilers ahead)
Each week, we comb through the guts of The Walking Dead, much like a horde of hungry walkers, to bring you the episode's best moments, surprises, and other post-apocalyptic curiosities. This week: Eugene is thirsty, Negan joins a team, and everyone is sick.
Season 10, Episode 6: "Bonds"
Best/worst Whisperer: Easily, our favorite part of this week's episode was Negan's constant loudmouth quipping juxtaposed with the Whisperers' quiet nature.
Best new character: Speaking of quips, we're still surprised at just how likable Dante has been able to become, spending this episode making cocky statements ("we'd make a bitchin' couple," he notes to the older woman with the stomach bug) and joking while still looking after patients while Saddiq cares for his baby daughter, Coco.
Best montage: We need more Beta/Negan training montages in this show.
Negan: the world's loudest Whisperer
Not worth the price: You might not have noticed (since all Whisperers kind of look the same in their skin suits), but when Beta turns his horde on Negan, he kills the Whisperer who previously shared food with Negan.
Worst doctor: There's a bad stomach bug overwhelming the infirmary in Alexandria. So, naturally, Saddiq brings his baby around the ill.
Medical mystery: And speaking of the stomach bug, with everything that's been thrown at our heroes from the Whisperers, we're not convinced this isn't biological warfare. We did see Gamma spilling walker guts in a creek (one presumably leading to Alexandria) last week.
Regular mystery: Still no idea what's going on at Oceanside.
Best callsign: Eugene's "Taterbug" might just be that bright, warm light we need during the apocalypse.
Biggest Daryl/Connie shipper: "I notice things," Carol says as she nudges Daryl to talk about his blossoming relationship with Connie. Daryl seems reluctant to move things forward with her, but as Carol notes, "you can't hide out with a dog forever."
To answer Eugene's ice cream question: Waffle cones are superior to cake cones, obviously.
Biggest risk: Eugene is immediately quick to trust the mysterious woman from Pennsylvania he makes contact with after upgrading the CB radio, but she is much more hesitant in giving her real name or anything about her location and current status in the world. Eugene seems much more willing to divulge information, which, given everything we've seen in the past 10 seasons about how people just can't be trusted, seems like a less than stellar idea. Hasn't he learned anything? But when you're that desperate for a Rosita rebound . . .
Best line: "I'm ready for my goddamn skin suit." —Negan, after defeating the horde of walkers that Beta unleashed onto him
Most disturbing image: Carol's brazenness beyond Alpha's borders. Time and time again, she's taken huge risks that have led to bigger consequences for everyone aligned against the Whisperers. We can't say that we didn't see more shenanigans coming this week, but every time, we're just waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Best kill: Negan taking down the small horde of walkers. It earned him a seat at the Whisper table and left Beta with egg on his face. That's a two-for-one special.
Episode MVP: Daryl, for his unwavering loyalty toward his friends. By attacking Alpha, Carol has proven she's volatile and can't be trusted. She lied to Daryl multiple times on their journey, and while she was fairly upfront about the fact that she was looking for Alpha's horde rather than Negan as she initially said, she did bring along the zip tie she uses to restrain the captured Whisperer, something she never told Daryl was part of the plan. As long as Alpha is alive, Carol will behave impulsively, but even so, Daryl stays by her side, trying to understand her actions and more importantly, trying to keep her alive. He's loyal to the end—let's just hope this doesn't end up being the end for either of these original heroes.
Hollywood of the South
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BQP peut désigner :
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 bouclier qualité-prix, une mesure française de lutte contre la vie chère en outre-mer.


There are some great events and webinars coming up over the next month and KantanMT put together a list of some noteworthy dates to add to the calendar.
KantanMT's Aidan Collins, User Engagement Manager, will be attending tcworld on Thursday 7th November in Wiesbaden, Germany. Then towards the end of the month, Aidan will head to London, and present at the 35th ASLIB Translating and the Computer Conference. KantanMT are also a silver sponsor for this year's ASLIB conference.
Workshop: Translation Project Management, Wiesbaden, Germany.
Angelika Zerfaß and Martin Beuster will be presenting a Translation Project Management (PM) and Localization PM workshop. This is geared towards current and future Project Managers in the localization and translation industry.
Event: tcworld 2013 – tekom trade fair, Rhein-Main-Hallen, Wiesbaden, Germany.
To set up a meeting with Aidan Collins, User Engagement Manager, email him directly at aidanc@kantanmt.com or call him on +353 86 823 1767.
Event: 54th ATA Conference, San Antonio, Texas USA.
Webinar: MemoQ – Getting Started guide, online.
An introductory webinar for translators who want to use MemoQ. Participants will learn how to create projects, translate using MemoQ Editor and Translation Memory management.
Webinar: Editing for Localization, online.
Katherine (Kit) Brown-Hoekstra is targeting Senior Technical Communicators and Content Managers with a webinar on editing for Localization.
Jaap van der Meer (TAUS) talks with Scott Abel (The Content Wrangler) about the future of translation and the evolution of the translation industry. They will look at the opportunities and challenges for content publishers about the need for real-time translation.
think! India is a one day event with a regional focus on how to succeed in the expanding localization industry in India. The event is coordinated by GALA, the Globalization and Localization Association, and is part of a series of regional events, which bring language service providers (LSPs) together.
This event covers technology and its influence on the localization and translation industry. It aims to bring translators, researchers and students in the translation and localization field together. It is also a great event for catching up on the latest computer aided translation (CAT) tools. KantanMT are sponsoring this event. Niamh Lacy and Aidan Collins will both be there to answer any questions about KantanMT's technology.


What Is A Keyword Research For | What is a Website Builder?
I've been asked many times, what is a keyword research for? When it comes to the Internet, I would say it starts at the beginning all the way to the end of your SEO marketing for a successful online business. When people want to find something, they type the keywords into their search box. If you did the proper keyword research and implemented them as part of your content for proper SEO then, your page/post will appear.
You see without knowing what people are looking for and how they are looking for it, your website will not receive the proper traffic. You need to understand how to rank for the right keywords by knowing your market's keyword usage. This way you'll learn which keywords and phrases target the customers you want as you start to understand your customer's needs by targeting with SEO on your side.
To me, keyword research will be one of the most important things you need to do if you plan on getting not only a successful online business operational but for you to speed up the process. Without it, I believe it's like traveling blind. You do not want just any visitors showing up to your site, what you're really after is qualifying visitors.
A simple example of this will be if you are selling power tools for renovations.
If you receive a thousand visitors to your site looking to purchase garden tools, then your traffic will not convert.
Now even if you only receive a hundred visitors but this time they are looking for tools to renovate with, you very well could make some sales.
You need traffic, but you want the right kind of traffic. With proper keyword research, you would be able to find out what people are purchasing and to what degree. You would be aware of any changes in the marketplace by conditions, products, services and the content the visitors are actively searching out.
You are going to have a website that will ultimately have your content, and you will be using keywords to attract your visitors. Again if you are not using a keyword tool, then you are essentially for all intensive purposes operating blind. Each page/post you write needs to be about something your visitors require. You need keywords or phrases to get them there so when they type into the search box; your keywords match what they are looking for which brings your page/post in front of them.
The same way you can have your page show for what they are searching for, you can also know and enter pages/posts for what they want most.
From me listing these four types of tools do you know which one sells better than the other? Without a keyword research tool, there is no way of knowing. Let me throw another variable into the mix. When it comes to the Internet, doing a search for any of those four is a waste of time as they are too general and not specific enough. Through Keyword research, you would find out that there is too much competition to attract any potential visitors trying to use them as keywords.
What you would discover is the long tail keywords would end up working better. Long tail keywords are phrases or more detailed descriptions of what people enter into the search box to find what they want.
Here is another example of the keyword phrase people use.
All three of these you could compete with, but you'll find the second entry has less than ten people per month searching that phrase, no need to waste your time. The first entry has about nine searches where the third one had six times that.
Now instead of settling for any of those keywords with a little more checking, Dewalt hammer drill comes in at 184 visitors. By doing the keyword research, you'll be able to target the best keywords and phrases for your website pages/posts.
The same way you would use a keyword research tool to figure out what keywords or phrase you will use to generate the required traffic you need on your pages/posts. It is a good idea also to use it to define the niche and name of your business as well.
In the beginning, I made the same mistake as many others have, but you will have the opportunity to skip this error as I explain what it is. I have an offline business as people tend to call a brick and mortar that can exist without any Internet. My company is TD Remodeling and for an offline business, the name is fine. Now that I'm also doing online business with this endeavor, the actual name as far as a keyword goes for the search engine is crap. Less than 10 people per month will enter this name for a search. I have to rely on all the pages/posts that I have placed proper keywords in, to get all my traffic that I now receive by the thousands.
So when I first started just over a year ago with this new provider, before learning the difference and redesigning TD Remodeling, I set up a test site which I called Say It With Photographs picking out a name as I normally would. This website also requires my pages/posts to generate the traffic as the name is also crap for keyword entry. After learning and working the test site, it was not until I started making money that I thought about helping others repeat what I have done minus the mistake with choosing a name.
After learning and working the test site, it was not until I started making money that I thought about helping others repeat what I have done minus the mistake with choosing a name.
Before we finish this step and move over to the last and final step, I want to explain the power of having a keyword tool for proper research and how it can save you money and help you earn money faster.
Most people pick names as I had in the past for my offline business and the first one as a test site last year April 2015 to learn about making money online. The name has no traffic value until you brand it. Branding just means that you have become so popular, people come to you because they know who you are for what you have to offer. It takes a lot of time and money to get there.
There are companies out there that will sell you traffic; most are useless, but they tend to cost $20 US dollars per 10,000 visitors. Now I'm going to show you the true power of what is a Keyword research for! Now that I've learned what I need to do, and to give others the same opportunity I decided to start this website. The name I researched and chose to use has an average monthly search result of 269410 people entering my name into the search box.
Now that I've learned what I need to do, and to give others the same opportunity I decided to start this website. The name I researched and chose to use has an average monthly search result of 269410 people entering my name into the search box.
That would mean for me to have the same results for my business TD Remodeling to have the same entries for my domain name here, I would need to pay $538.82 US dollars to have the same traffic per month. The other thing to mention is before you end up with your pages/posts all starting to make the first page, your website domain name will move into the first page within the year.
What do you say we go to Step #10 and put this all together!
This is excellent. I am bookmarking your site so I can come back when I am struggling with something. I love your graphics. Do you create them yourself? I would love to be able to do that. do you think you could do a post on that some time because I am sure there are a lot of people who would like to be able to do it. Keywords are a bit of struggle for me. I think about what words I would use to search for what I am selling but when I put it into Jaaxy I find the results are not very good. Do you think I will ever master it?
Glad you liked it and this is only the beginning, and to answer your questions. I do create some of my graphics or manipulate existing photographs. To know which programs and how I do it you can go to my test site which was created from one of my hobbies.
If you type in "Say It With Photographs" it will show up on the first page. From there you can sign up for the newsletter which will give you access to the 5 sister sites. There is one of them that talks all about software and how to edit photos, images, etc.
When your using Jaaxy on the far right-hand column there are other keyword phrase choices you can also look at that may give you better choices.
One of the biggest things to figure out with keywords are the order in which most people place them in and whether they are using singular or plural tense for what they want. The other thing is using the aproprite buzz words.
This is a huge amount of information. I didn't realize the importance of keyword searches. I like that you figured it out are are now helping others. I will definitely be coming back to your page over and over again. I to have mad mistakes. I like how thorough you explained everything. Do you have your one favorite go to for figuring out the proper keywords to use?
For me, I have decided on using Jaaxy for all my keyword research now.
Jaaxy allows me to look up any keyword or combination keywords as a phrase and shows me all the related data. Jaaxy will display how many monthly visitors use the keyword or phrase and what the competition is with them.
I've tried some of the others but found them incomplete or not very accurate where Jaaxy has been all round great for how well it works.
Yes, keywords in the articles are still important. Maybe they are not as important as they used to be, but still we should create our articles around the given keywords.
What I do is I use my main keyword in the title of the article, in the URL and in the first 100 words of the article. After that I use different secondary keywords (LSI keywords).
And yes, Long Tail Keywords are great. This is how we mostly get traffic to our blogs, through long tail keywords. They are less competitive and bring more targeted traffic to our blogs.
Hi Luke and thanks for the comment.
Many of my readers will most likely enjoy the knowledge you shared with what you know about SEO with keywords and how you use them in your blog.
As the Internet keeps evolving, we must follow suit if we are to stay on top and having comments from experiennced marketers is always welcomed.
I am glad I can across your website. I am just starting out with my journey on being an online marketer. This is the kind of information that need in order to become a respected marketer and get my websites to rank.
I appreciate your article and i will implement.
Using a good keyword search tool will speed up your progress with getting better ranking easier and faster than trying to do without. There are a lot of simple little things that need to be done to get excellent ranking to get the traffic you need and just having a website is not enough these days.
Using Keyword research will make an immense difference to get you on you way to having a successful site.
Hi Jennifer and SEO is a critical part of ranking your website on the Internet. There are those that pay to advertise for exposure and ranking and then there are others that will rank by keywords for SEO to get exposure. Both methods work, but obviously, one approach is very costly while the other is much cheaper.
I'll be doing more posts and getting into the concepts of proper SEO. The indepth segments of SEO are beyond this website for most visitors wanting to now about website builders and how to get started and well on their way. I will be covering the better parts of SEO just because having a website without any SEO considerations will only leave you dead in the water and the whole purpose of having a site is to be seen.
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I have learned so much from your article here.I have been struggling with trying to get my pages well ranked on Google.
It finally clucked in me my mistake, as you mentioned you Don't just use broad and common used Keywords, you use specific and long tail keywords.
The reason for this, is that I am gathering the competition is quite high.Is this correct?
I am sorry for the initial mistake that you made earlier on when building your site, but I too have learned from it and know the potential pitfalls. I am eager to learn of the Keyword Research tool, you talked about and will be following you through on your next lesson.
That is one of the biggest considerations we need to do is take the time to figure out where we may have gone wrong so we can fix the problem. The Internet is evolving, and changes are being made so if we are not on top of what the changes are and keeping up with making the right changes, we get left behind.
Having keyword tools to show us where and what people are looking for and how they are looking will help keep us ahead of the game and give us the opportunities we need to be successful. Without knowing which keywords or where people are focusing their searches to we are operating blindly. No a place we can afford to be if we want to be useful.
Excellent information you have here. I never really understood the importance of keyword research. But you have made me realize that I need to start and fast.
Why does it seem like it's almost impossible to find a good domain name ending in .com?
I'm researching some now and it just seems like every thing that sounds reasonable is already taken.
When you consider how many people are all on the Internet these days, the .com names will continue to get harder to get your hands on. That's one of the reasons for all the different extensions for domain names as well. They have been setting up extensions by country and some professions to keep up with the demand.
If you search hard enough on keyword phrases, you will still find available .com names out there. I find it best to find them by using Jaaxy as this keyword tool tells me all that domain names are still available from any search I do for my keywords.
I like to use jaaxy for my keyword research, plus they offer me the ability to keep a list of all they keywords I find and too sort them all out into list whenever I need them.
Honestly though I often forget about keywords when I'm writing content because I'm just so focused on making the content good and informative. Is it possible to get ranked high without keywords?
You will get ranked without looking for specific keywords as the content you create will be made up of keywords and phrases when you to create any pages/posts for your site. The advantage of having the keyword tool is to be able to know which keywords you are competing for and what kind of competition you are actually up against when you use them.
Without a keyword tool you are creating pages/posts blindly not knowing who you may be targeting and how you may rank.
You will rank, but it will take longer and not sure just how much traffic will show up with the keywords or phrases Google and the other search engines will use from your articles.
You normally have the keywords or phrases you place in your content plus whatever the search engines extrapolate from your articles.
Thanks for the information. You are so right – it is very important when it comes to keyword research. You need it to make your online presence 'felt'.
It is also important as you pointed out that knowing what is being 'researched' helps you, the website owner to be more able to provide the answers – of course with the help of the keyword research tool.
I am new to this online world and I so appreciate your tips.
Thanks so much and continued success to you.
Happy that I could be of some help with your online endeavors. With all the thousands of people looking and building sites these days, it's great to be able to give back to others with the things I have learned and use for my online businesses.
Like all businesses, online requires a lot of work and dedication, and for those who can afford it they can speed the process up with paid campaigns when done properly. A key thing to remember is always utilized all your free options first before paying out of pocket.


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O município de Eaton (em inglês: Eaton Township) é um município localizado no condado de Lorain no estado estadounidense de Ohio. No ano 2010 tinha uma população de 5750 habitantes e uma densidade populacional de 96,55 pessoas por km².

Geografia
O município de Eaton encontra-se localizado nas coordenadas . Segundo o Departamento do Censo dos Estados Unidos, o município tem uma superfície total de 59.55 km², da qual 59,35 km² correspondem a terra firme e (0,34 %) 0,2 km² é água.

Demografia
Segundo o censo de 2010, tinha 5750 pessoas residindo no município de Eaton. A densidade populacional era de 96,55 hab./km².

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Localidades do condado de Lorain