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Apple Expected to Appeal E-Book Price Fixing Ruling
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Dimitra Kessenides for Bloomberg 2014-06-17 20:00:01 UTC
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Apple just simplified its approach to the ongoing litigation around its alleged e-books price fixing. A damages settlement struck Monday with several state attorneys general and a class of plaintiffs clears the way for Apple to focus on appealing a July 2013 ruling that it fixed prices in violation of antitrust laws. The company agreed to a deal with U.S. states and consumers who were seeking damages of up to $840 million. A jury trial on those damages was scheduled to start next month.
Federal judge Denise Cote in Manhattan on June 17 asked all sides to submit a filing by July 16, seeking approval of the proposed deal. As Bloomberg News reports, details of the agreement weren't disclosed. Apple spokeswoman Kristin Huguet, Apple's attorney Theodore Boutrous, and plaintiffs attorney Steve Berman declined to comment.
The July trial would have been one of four lawsuits to emerge from a Justice Department investigation into e-book pricing by several companies, including Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins and Simon & Schuster. All the defendants except Apple settled the various federal and state cases.
Monday's settlement doesn't end the main dispute between the Justice Department and Apple, which was tried last June and which Apple lost. A July ruling by Judge Cote found the company had violated antitrust laws and colluded with book publishers to inflate the price of e-books. In February, Apple asked the Second Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn Cote's ruling, arguing that it is "a radical departure from modern antitrust law and policy," according to the appellate brief. "If allowed to stand, the ruling will stifle innovation, chill competition and harm consumers. This Court should overturn it."
Apple, through its lawyers at the law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, has denied the price fixing charges and called the government's case and the arguments it was built on "absurd," "fundamentally flawed," and favoring "monopoly, rather than competition." The appellate brief says Judge Cote's ruling contradicts other Supreme Court and Second Circuit decisions in price-fixing cases. Apple's case could itself make its way to the high court.
A little over two weeks ago, the Justice Department and the states responded to Apple's appeal, writing in their brief that the "price-fixing conspiracy is per se unlawful under Section 1 of the Sherman Act, and Apple is liable for it." They argue that rather than address the district court's findings, Apple instead claimed it struck several separate agreements with publishers "whose only purpose was to facilitate Apple's precompetitive entry into the e-book market. That characterization … cannot be reconciled with the evidence presented at trial, which demonstrated that Apple had conspired with the publishers to achieve their shared goal of eliminating e-book retail price competition and raising e-book prices."
The brief charges Apple with putting forth unsound legal arguments, and asks that Cote's judgement and injunction be affirmed by the appellate court. Apple's response to the government's brief is due by June 24.
So the settlement now focuses attention on the pending appeal, which is likely to determine the fate of the class actions and state damages cases.
This article originally published at Bloomberg here
Topics: Apple, Apps and Software, Business, court rulings, ebook price war, Gadgets, U.S.


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Stay on trend this prom season and rock this chic Sherri Hill prom dress 52826 made in the season's hottest fabric--- glitter stretch knit. Offered in lots of electric color shades, this glistening gown features a sleeveless, fitted bodice with a high halter neckline with keyhole back. The long, form fitting skirt has a front slit and sweep train. See more dazzling Sherri Hill styles at Peaches Boutique.


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5 Hilariously Bizarre Early Careers of Famous People
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Unless they're lucky enough to tumble out of a Kardashian, most people aren't born celebrities. Before your favorite actors, musicians, and TV personalities got their big break, they had to work for a living just like the rest of us schlubs. And for the most part, these were not romantic careers: waiting tables, pumping gas, artisting sandwiches, taming lions ...
Christopher Walken Started Out as a Lion Tamer
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With one glance, you know that Christopher Walken has never had a normal life. You don't come out looking like a man-ferret and sounding like a bridge troll who received elocution lessons from the Lost in Space robot after a lifetime spent slinging horse meat at Arby's. So while it was certainly unexpected, we can't really say we were surprised to learn that Christopher Walken worked as a lion tamer in a traveling circus as a teenager.
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He was also a clown as a child. Seriously. That's him.
Actually, he was more of a lion tamer's assistant -- not even Christopher "Makes Broadway Dance Moves Intimidating" Walken could leap, unharmed, directly into the mouth of a great cat straight out of junior high. But that doesn't mean he just did the sweeping up -- it only means that he trained one lion at a time instead of several. According to Walken, it was "more like a big dog than anything."
Think that's an understatement?
Walken found the position advertised in the help wanted section and applied simply because "I've always liked cats."
Young Walken, pictured here with other things he "likes."
That's like saying you jumped into the volcano because you do well with heat.
Apparently, most of the heavy lion wrangling was done by the owner of the circus, with Walken posing as his son. When the tamer was finished, he'd leave the teenage Walken alone with "Sheba" and Walken would crack his whip to make her do tricks. But as much as you'd like to envision Christopher Walken fighting a lion with nothing but a bit of fancy rope, it was all for show: In reality, Walken and Sheba were best friends. And that's ... actually way more fun to envision anyway. Get on it, screenwriters.
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Here's one of Walken during his lion tamer days. You're welcome.
By the way, Christopher Walken isn't the only actor Hollywood dragged out of the circus ...
Pierce Brosnan Started as a Fire Eater
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Pierce Brosnan was a damn fine James Bond in a series of god-awful James Bond films. But that wasn't so much Brosnan's fault as that of the writers who decided to give him an invisible car and have him fight Madonna. But being one-quarter badass and three-quarters ridiculous wasn't a new turn of events for Brosnan: He first got his start in showbiz by swallowing fire in the circus.
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Circus work is one of the more dignified moments on his resume.
Brosnan was studying acting in London's Oval House Theatre as a youth when he happened to pass by a fire-eating workshop. While the more rational of us might have walked away from the class on how best to light your own face on fire, Brosnan saw that there was a bunch of topless women in the class and signed right up. Apparently, part of the act was that the participants would drag the flames across their bare chests, and wearing a bra just got in the way of things. So if you come away from this article with only one interesting bit of trivia, let it be this: Pierce Brosnan loves himself some flaming tits.
Eventually, his talents were noticed by the owner of a circus, who gave him a job and jump-started his career as an entertainer. Brosnan had no more use for the circus life after he started getting film roles, but he did get to display his fire-eating talents a few more times. He did it once in an episode of his pre-Bond TV show Remington Steele, and after GoldenEye, he was invited to do it again on an episode of The Muppet Show. Because breathing fire in a room full of cloth puppets and children couldn't possibly go wrong.
And go wrong it did.
The fact that he never killed anyone this way as 007 is a crime against cinema.
No, Pierce Brosnan didn't spit fire on Miss Piggy as the children screamed; the show's prop department gave him the wrong kind of fuel, so when he attempted the trick, he burned the inside of his mouth out. However, he carried on with his duties valiantly, even though he was dying inside. Much like he did on the set of Die Another Day.
Mike Rowe from Dirty Jobs Was an Opera Singer
As the host of Dirty Jobs for seven straight years, Mike Rowe is the Bear Grylls of raw sewage. He has traveled the country, trying his hand at hundreds of the most unsavory occupations known to humanity. He's learned firsthand the dangers of skyscraper window cleaning, the drudgery of salt mining, and the finer points of castrating lambs with his teeth.
That's a pretty interesting career turn for someone who is, by profession, an opera singer.
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Opera singing, oral lamb castration. Two sides of the same coin.
If you're having trouble imagining the Dirty Jobs guy busting out baritone Italian arias while dressed as a blushing Viking, just give this performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" a listen. Rowe's musical career didn't follow what you'd call a conventional trajectory: He initially had no interest in singing -- he wanted to be an actor. But he had a lot of trouble getting a union card, so he found a loophole. He could easily get his card if he did some work singing in the opera. But it's not like you can just go up to the opera master and be like "I want to opera, please."
... right?
This is clearly decades of training at work.
Wrong: Rowe practiced his chops for a bit, crashed a random audition, and bam! He was all rouged up and singing about murder in Italian faster than you can say Die Fledermaus.
So did he drop opera like a crusty sock as soon as he got his union card? Nope. Rowe stayed on in the Baltimore Opera Company for six years. Even after he got his first gig as a television host for the home shopping network QVC, he found a way to use his talents to move a few karaoke machines. Finally, he got his really big break and started swimming in raw sewage for a living.
We guess that's a step up?
It's at least a lateral move.
Jimi Hendrix Was the Worst Soldier Ever
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Jimi Hendrix is arguably the greatest guitarist who ever lived, and no other artist is as symbolic of the anti-authoritarian movement of the '60s. Jimi was the most prominent Afro-sporting, paisley-wearing, patchouli-scented foot soldier of the counterculture movement.
He was also just a regular ol' foot soldier.
As you can tell, regulations were a big deal for him then.
To be fair, Jimi Hendrix only enlisted in the Army to avoid going to prison for driving around in stolen cars. To be even more fair, Hendrix's discharge papers paint him as being possibly the worst member of the armed forces in history. He smoked weed, slept in, missed bed check, stayed out all night, and spent his downtime frantically jerking it. No, seriously:
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Some days, this job feels like a public service.
Those very official-looking papers state, in no uncertain terms, that Jimi Hendrix was basically an X-rated Beetle Bailey. They go on to say that not only was Hendrix caught masturbating, but he even carried on with it after the first witness went to get another soldier to come over and look. Although in this situation, we're not sure who's being creepier: the guy publicly disciplining the snake, or the guy who brought a friend over to watch. Luckily for fans of 15-minute guitar solos, Hendrix was eventually discharged from the Army due to a broken ankle after a parachute jump. We doubt most of his platoon missed him much, but we know at least two voyeuristic soldiers who were probably a little heartbroken that day.
James Lipton Was an Actual Pimp
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You might know James Lipton from his time hosting Inside the Actors Studio, or perhaps as the warden from Arrested Development. But rewind back to postwar Paris and you would have found the soft-spoken, bespectacled man with the gentle smile on the streets of the red light district, slingin' ass to passersby.
That was not research for a role. James Lipton was straight-up pimpin'.
The literature is notably silent on whether he chased bitches like Tom chases Jerry.
In the 1950s, Lipton was a poor American youth living in Paris to pursue his dream of becoming a lawyer. Because that's what the city is most known for: its rigid bureaucracy. As he tells the story, one day Lipton was approached by two beautiful women who asked if he would like to watch them make love to each other. Lipton answered in the affirmative, because it is literally against the laws of physics for a man to answer that question in the negative.
Obviously the women were prostitutes, but it wasn't strictly the business of getting the business for Lipton. He became fast friends with one of the ladies, though he insists that they never slept together because -- get this -- he doesn't believe in prostitution. Apparently Lipton has an open mind, however. As soon as he fell on some hard times, his lady friend offered James a job as a pimp for the bordello she worked at, and he took it.
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This man officially has more street cred than Lil' Wayne.
In Lipton's defense, he rejects the term "pimp" and prefers to refer to himself as a maquereau, because he didn't degrade, harm, or dominate the women. He was more like an agent. In Lipton's offense, a preliminary Google search reveals "maquereau" to be a colloquial French word for "pimp."
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Album review by KevW
They're quite the chameleons, this New York mob. 'Get It Together' is the debut album by Hello Phones and broadly speaking you'd categorise them as electro-pop, yet they allow themselves the freedom to skip about and take in elements from wherever they choose. Good on them, there's a big, wide musical world out there, and New York in particular encourages diversity and innovation. The impressive opening salvo of 'Drip' and 'Circles' both use guitars to bring a harder edge to some driving pop tunes, the latter of which is particularly well endowed in the chorus department. From there on in 'Get It Together' sounds like the work of more than one band.
The visceral 'Do What I Want' is high-octane noise-pop with enough of a soft side not to irritate sensitive ears, and then it's back to a more straightforward modern disco track with the catchy 'Fantastico' and the meandering 'Feel The Beat' which is variously Morodor-influenced retro electronica, a four-to-the-floor stomper and a Ting Tings-style alt-pop song. Single 'Aquarium' sees them fairly close to conventional band format and is probably what the new Garbage album should have sounded like. The closest we get to a radio-ready pop hit is 'NYID', a song that, oddly, would sound perfectly at home on a Carpenters album.
Adding heavier guitars and a male lead vocal to 'Waverly Blues' and 'Can't Take It Away' steers them into the realms of punk, albeit the sort that no true punk would touch with a barge-pole. 'Rustclef' also takes this harsher sound, and offset with female vocals it sounds more natural. Hello Phones are a band who, one assumes, have diverse musical tastes themselves and they're not afraid to use them. Although there are moments where 'Get It Together' chops from one idea to a totally different one, it feels pretty complete and the variety suits them. Not every track works and they're at their best when they toy with retro electro-pop, but there's enough on display to make us hope they call again sometime.
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This week's Free GM Resource is an Android dice roller called Dice Calculator by DungeonZ.
While I am highlighting the Android version I've downloaded, there are also Windows and iOS versions available. The programmer put links to all the versions on his blog (this post specifically).
When I first took a look at this program I was quite disappointed. It really didn't look all that functional or altogether user-friendly. After a but of poking and prodding I realized the program is pretty minimalistic, and I think my expectations were for a bunch of extra "overhead".
There are three pages to the program, which you can reorder. The main page looks like a calculator, but with some extra letter buttons. Another page is there for you to save custom dice functions and the last page has a history of your rolls. Odds are you'll need some help figuring out the notation, but there is a little blue button with the "information" symbol on it. One click and I had everything I needed to know.
There is some sort of "lobby" feature on the history page I haven't figured out yet.....but to be fair I haven't even tried.
If you want/need a simple die roller that comes in a variety of flavors for your different devices, I'd give Dice Calculator a go. Just having one program for most of your devices in and of itself might be the reason for using this.


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package retirejs

import (
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"
	"io/ioutil"
	"path"
	"testing"
	"time"

	"golang.org/x/net/context"
	"github.com/stretchr/testify/mock"
	"github.com/stretchr/testify/require"

	"github.com/bearded-web/bearded/models/plan"
	"github.com/bearded-web/bearded/models/report"
	"github.com/bearded-web/bearded/pkg/script"
)

type ClientMock struct {
	mock.Mock
	*script.FakeClient
}

func (m *ClientMock) GetPlugin(ctx context.Context, name string) (*script.Plugin, error) {
	return script.NewPlugin(name, m, "0.0.2"), nil
}

func (m *ClientMock) RunPlugin(ctx context.Context, conf *plan.WorkflowStep) (*report.Report, error) {
	args := m.Called(ctx, conf)
	return args.Get(0).(*report.Report), args.Error(1)
}

func (m *ClientMock) SendReport(ctx context.Context, rep *report.Report) error {
	data, _ := json.Marshal(rep)
	println(string(data))
	args := m.Called(ctx, rep)
	return args.Error(0)
}

func TestHandle(t *testing.T) {
	target := "http://example.com"
	bg := context.Background()
	testData := []struct {
		ToolReport     string
		ExpectedReport *report.Report
	}{
		{loadTestData("tool-report1.json"), loadReport("report1.json")},
		{loadTestData("tool-report-empty.json"), loadReport("report-empty.json")},
	}

	for _, data := range testData {
		client := &ClientMock{}
		pl := plan.WorkflowStep{
			Name:   "underscan",
			Plugin: "barbudo/retirejs:0.0.2",
			Conf:   &plan.Conf{CommandArgs: fmt.Sprintf(target)},
		}
		client.On("RunPlugin", bg, &pl).
			Return(&report.Report{Type: report.TypeRaw, Raw: report.Raw{Raw: data.ToolReport}}, nil).Once()
		client.On("SendReport", bg, data.ExpectedReport).Return(nil).Once()

		var s script.Scripter = New()
		err := s.Handle(bg, client, &plan.Conf{Target: target})
		require.NoError(t, err)
		client.Mock.AssertExpectations(t)
	}
}

func TestCheckPlugin(t *testing.T) {
	bg := context.Background()
	client := &ClientMock{}

	retire := New()
	ctx, _ := context.WithTimeout(bg, 1*time.Second)
	retire.getTool(ctx, client)
}

// test data
const testDataDir = "test_data"

func loadTestData(filename string) string {
	file := path.Join(testDataDir, filename)
	raw, err := ioutil.ReadFile(file)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	return string(raw)
}

func loadReport(filename string) *report.Report {
	rep := report.Report{}
	if err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(loadTestData(filename)), &rep); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	return &rep
}

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fou un pentatleta rus que va competir sota bandera de la Unió Soviètica durant la dècada de 1950.

El 1956 va prendre part en els Jocs Olímpics de Melbourne, on disputà dues proves del programa de pentatló modern. Junt a Igor Novikov i Ivan Deryugin guanyà la medalla d'or en la competició per equips, mentre en la competició individual fou vuitè.

En el seu palmarès també destaquen tres medalles d'or, una de plata i dues de bronze al Campionat del món de pentatló modern. El 1958 guanyà el seu únic campionat soviètic individual. El 1960 es va retirar per culpa d'una lesió patida durant un entrenament. Posteriorment va exercir d'entrenador.

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Q: How can I make this python function generate such a list [[1], [1, 2]...[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]]? all = []
def generate(i, current):
    if i < 11:
        current.append(i)
        all.append(current)
        i+= 1
        generate(i, current)
generate(1, [])
print(all)

I want this function to generate
[[1], [1, 2]...[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]]

instead of
[[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]],

but don't know how to fix it.
Do you know the solution?

A: Here's my go:
def listGen(start, stop):
    res = []
    for i in range(start, stop+1):
        res.append([x for x in range(start, i+1)])
    return res

You could also simplify this to:
def listGen(start, stop):
    return [[x for x in range(start, i+1)] for i in range(start, stop+1)]

Input: print(listGen(1, 10))
Output: [[1], [1, 2], [1, 2, 3], [1, 2, 3, 4], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]]

A: The core issue you have is that when you do:
all.append(current)

current is the exact same list all over the place so when you append to it in the prior line you effectively append to it everywhere. To fix that and the lightest change to your code you would append to copy of it.:
all = []
def generate(i, current):
    if i < 11:
        current.append(i)
        all.append(current.copy())  ## <--- append a copy
        i+= 1
        generate(i, current)
generate(1, [])
print(all)

alternatively you could pass a copy like:
all = []
def generate(i, current):
    if i < 11:
        current.append(i)
        all.append(current)
        i+= 1
        generate(i, current.copy()) ## <--- pass a copy
generate(1, [])
print(all)

In either case, the important part is that we get a distinct current to work with.
Note that the use of all as a variable clobbers the function all() and you might not want to do that. As I'm sure lots of others will point out, there are many ways to skin this cat.

A: def generate_array():
    result = []
    for i in range(1, 11):
        current_array = []
        for j in range(1, i + 1):
            current_array.append(j)
        result.append(current_array)
    return result

print(generate_array())

The code uses two nested for loops, where the outer loop iterates over range(1, 11) and the inner loop iterates over range(1, i + 1). The values of i and j are used to generate the sublists and append them to the result list, which is returned at the end of the function.

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The little free libraries of Pensacola
There are now 45 and counting little free libraries around Pensacola with new ones popping up regularly
The little free libraries of Pensacola There are now 45 and counting little free libraries around Pensacola with new ones popping up regularly Check out this story on pnj.com: http://on.pnj.com/1Mu38J8
Hana Frenette, hfrenette@pnj.com Published 9:19 p.m. CT Nov. 2, 2015 | Updated 8:08 p.m. CT Nov. 3, 2015
A Little Free Library near the intersection of North 13th Ave and Avery Street in Pensacola.(Photo: Hana Frenette)Buy Photo
Old dog houses, wash bins, recycled kitchen cabinets - if it can be painted and hold rectangular objects, it can serve as a library.
There are more than 32,000 Little Free Libraries set up around the world and 45 of them are in Pensacola.
The tiny, handmade libraries often sit in front of homes, allowing neighbors and friends to quickly pick up or drop off a book. Many are designed to look like the home they are placed in front of, while others resemble cleaned-up junkyard finds with glass doors.
The first Little Free Library was made by Todd Bol in Hudson, Wisc., in 2009 and was made to look to look like an old schoolhouse.
"He did it to honor the memory of his mother, who was a former schoolteacher and a lifelong reader," Margret Aldrich, author of the "Little Free Library Book," said.
Aldrich said Bol watched his neighbors react to the small schoolhouse filled with books in a really positive way, and that many friends and community members used the library as a local water cooler, asking about each other's day and what the other was reading.
"I think part of the magic of the Little Free Library is that it really helps to build strong friendly neighborhoods, and it also builds communities of readers," Aldrich said. "It gets people excited about reading books again."
The first of the little libraries started springing up in Pensacola around 2008, and have flourished, particularly in the East Hill neighborhood.
A Little Free Library near the intersection of East Lee Street and 12th Avenue in East Hill. (Photo: Hana Frenette)
Michael O'Donovan built his own library on Maxwell Street over a year ago, and has built at least 14 others for people in the community.
"Usually it's people who have seen the one out in my yard, or others I've built; they just love the idea and think it's a great thing to do for the community or the neighborhood," O'Donovan said. He is a retired home builder who hasn't lost the urge to build. These days it's on a smaller scale.
Typically he'll sit down with the people who are interested in having their own little library and they'll go over what design they'd like.
Most of the materials used are found objects, or old paint or metal from a previous job, O'Donovan said.
"I like to keep the cost low," he said.
When he first put his Little Free Library out, O'Donovan stocked it with a few of what he likes to call "starter books," but left room for others to add their own.
"Within a week it was completely full of books, just jammed full," he said. "What's amazing too, is that they'll rotate out - what I saw in there on Sunday will look different than what I see in there on Wednesday."
A Little Free Library on 12th Avenue and East Lloyd Street. (Photo: Hana Frenette)
An active library is a good one, and what Bol most likely had in mind when creating the first one.
The libraries are accessible to anyone walking by, and serve as an immediate look at what others are reading and sharing with one another.
"It's a way for you to trade books with your neighbors, and it's really neat to see what they like and what sorts of things they might want other people to read," Amelia Coston said. Coston works for the public library and said she has encountered many libraries in and around her neighborhood, and the best part about the tiny libraries is the way they constantly evolve.
"There's always something new to see in there," she said.
The Little Free Library in front of McDonald's near the intersection of 9th Avenue and Cervantes Street. (Photo: Hana Frenette/PNJ)
For more information on the Little Free Library, a starter package for starting your own, or to register your already existing library and add it to the world map, visit littlefreelibrary.org.
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I can't cook. OK, I can cook spaghetti, sausage, eggs, bacon, etc., but I can't cook Vietnamese food. It's a shame, because my mom makes excellent Vietnamese food and her skills are lost on me. So I won't be able to give you recipes on this site, since she does everything by guesstimating and tasting.
This is her Vietnamese beef salad. She cooks the meat in soy sauce and then makes a tangy, salty gravy that she stir fries the beef in, along with onions. She pounds the peanuts in a plastic bag and cleans all the vegetables before we use it. She likes watercress because it's healthier, and I like lettuce, so we each make our own bowl of salad and have it with rice.


I know everyone will have a hard time waiting until January 30, 2018 to buy copies of Smart Cookie, but it will be worth the wait. I know! I know! Waiting is not easy!
Are you ready to share Smart Cookie's cover? I imagine you're shouting YES at your computer or phone right now!
P.S. Thank you for being a genuine article.
Sometimes you need to keep a few secrets.
But Operation Mom is harder to pull off than Frankie expects. None of the Possibles are very momish, the B&B's guests keep canceling, Frankie's getting the silent treatment from her once best friend, and there's a maybe-ghost hanging around. Worst of all, Gram and Dad are definitely hiding secrets of their own.
If a smart cookie like Frankie wants to save the B&B and find her missing piece, she's going to have to figure out what secrets are worth keeping and when it's time to let go.
Elly Swartz finished my sentences on December 12, 2016. I thought it would be fun to share our interview in honor of today's cover reveal and Throwback Thursday.
I wrote the words in purple, and Elly wrote the words in black.
Molly Nathans is my hero (and the main character in my novel FINDING PERFECT). She has an unwavering love of family, a big heart, and is stronger and braver than she realizes. Ultimately, it was this courage and strength, mixed with her acceptance of imperfection that made her realize she was bigger than her fears.
Molly thinks poetry can say the things that she can't. Poetry is the mirror into her heart. Through Molly's "Me Poems" she shares her greatest fears and darkest secrets. And through her slam poems, she cloaks those same fears and secrets behind the rhythm and verse of each stanza.
The audio teaser for Finding Perfect captures the heart of Molly's story and shines a light on her journey and the meaning of perfect. It was also an endeavor I undertook with my son. It was beyond meaningful to work with him. As an audio producer, he was incredibly knowledgeable and helpful, and as a son, tremendously supportive.
I wrote Finding Perfect because Molly tucked into my heart and stayed there until I was able to share her story. I hope Molly finds a place in many readers' hearts. For many different reasons.
I hope children like Molly realize they are not just OCD.
I hope all children realize that no one is just one thing.
I hope all children realize they are loved unconditionally.
I hope all children realize there is no such thing as perfect.
I hope all children realize the importance of kindness and empathy.
When I was Molly's age, I loved writing, reading, poetry, softball, basketball, and doing anything with big brothers. I was a huge fan of everything by Judy Blume and before that Eloise, Pippy Longstocking and Ramona the Brave were my constant companions. Let's just say my soft spot for spunky, independent and slightly mischievous characters, may be embraced by a loving 11-year-old named Frankie in my next book.
School libraries are a treasured gift. They allow kids a warm, safe, loving place to simply be who they are, share what matters most, and discover wonderful, new adventures. And, in honor library love, we'll be giving away 25 copies of FINDING PERFECT to educators and librarians from 12/8-12/15. All the details can be found here.
Mr. Schu, you should have asked me about the Unfolding Identity Project, an activity on identity and empathy that readers, books club, teachers and librarians can do individually or as a group. Although Molly's situation is unique, we are all a little like Molly – who we present to the world is not always in perfect alignment with who we are on the inside. We are all a blend of many different traits. No one is just one thing. Once kids see they are not just a baseball player or singer or reader, they'll realize the person sitting next to them is also not just one thing. And maybe, this person who they thought they had nothing in common with, is actually something they can connect with. The Unfolding Identity Project helps kids see they are not just one thing and is my way of spreading awareness and kindness, one kid at a time. You can download the project for free here.
Elly Swartz is a middle-grade author and FINDING PERFECT is her debut novel. Swartz loves writing for children, but did not take a direct path to that career. Through the years, she's been a Sesame Place ride operator, lawyer, legal author, and college essay adviser. She lives in Brookline, Massachusetts with her husband, two sons and beagle named Lucy. If you want to connect with Elly or learn more about what she's working on, you can find her at www.ellyswartz.com and on Twitter.
Borrow Finding Perfect from your school or public library. Whenever possible, please support independent bookshops.


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Q: Split a python pandas column using positional string in another column I have a dataframe with the structure:

ID
Split
Data

1
GT:RC:BC:CN
1:4:5:3

2
GT:RC:CN
1:7:0

3
GT:BC
4:2

I would like to create n new columns and populate with the data in the Data column, where n is the total number of unique fields split by a colon in the Split column (in this case, this would be 4 new columns: GT, RC, BC, CN). The new columns should be populated with the corresponding data in the Data column, so for ID 3, only column GT and BC should be populated. I have tried using string splitting, but that doesn't take into account the correct column to move the data to.
The output should look like this:

ID
Split
Data
GT
RC
BC
CN

1
GT:RC:BC:CN
1:4:5:3
1
4
5
3

2
GT:RC:CN
1:7:0
1
7

0

3
GT:BC
4:2
4

2

A: You can use:
out = df.join(pd.concat([pd.Series(d.split(':'), index=s.split(':'))
                         for s,d in zip(df['Split'], df['Data'])], axis=1).T)

output:
   ID        Split     Data GT   RC   BC   CN
0   1  GT:RC:BC:CN  1:4:5:3  1    4    5    3
1   2     GT:RC:CN    1:7:0  1    7  NaN    0
2   3        GT:BC      4:2  4  NaN    2  NaN


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Wolves confirm return of Richard Marshall
By	James Gordon on 11th January 2022 5:21 pm Wolves News
WARRINGTON Wolves have confirmed Richard Marshall has returned to the club as Academy Head Coach.
Marshall, 46, led the club to Academy success in 2010 and was assistant to Tony Smith for three of the club's Challenge Cup wins in 2009, 2010 and 2012.
Since leaving the club, he has had spells as head coach at Halifax and Salford, either side of a spell as assistant at St Helens.
He replaces Paul Anderson, who left the Halliwell Jones Stadium recently to take up a role with England.
Marshall said: "I'm really excited to get started.
"I know the town, I know the people associated with the Club and I know a number of players within the Academy and I'm excited about the opportunity to develop our own homegrown players. It's really important for the town that we do that. There's a lot of talent in the area and we want to be bringing those players through and developing them.
"The Academy and Reserve grade are in a good place with some really good foundations. We saw last year some players coming into the first team and creating their own pathway and dynasty.
"I've also got a good relationship with Daryl Powell and I'm looking forward to working with him as well."
The former England academy coach will be tasked to get the academy ready for the start of their season in March.
Warrington Wolves CEO Karl Fitzpatrick added: "I'm delighted to welcome Richard back to the Club.
"He is going to be an outstanding addition to the organisation and player development. He's worked at every level within the professional game and has always had a real passion for developing players.
"As a proud Warringtonian he understands what this Club means to its community and he will be conveying this message to all the young athletes in the Academy. Producing your own players is vital for success and in recent years we've made some positive steps in this area.
"Under Richard's guidance I'm confident the player production line will become stronger."
Warrington Wolves Head Coach Daryl Powell said: "It's an exciting time and an outstanding appointment.
"With Paul Anderson leaving the role we needed a quality candidate to replace him and I think Richard is the perfect fit for the role.
"He's a quality coach who I've spent time with previously and I know really well. He'll be ideal in linking with us in making sure we get the structures and philosophies to carry down right through to the young players at the club which is crucial."
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First thing this morning, the Lego princess married the man in the bunny suit to the sound of pirate music and scales (i.e. piano practice).
Then we were visited by a woodpecker while we were math-ing at the kitchen table. I take it as a good sign for our deck that he didn't stay long.
There was some playing with the parts of speech, and some map crosswords. Calvin is determined to learn cursive right now, so I downloaded this wonderful practice book from Currclick while it was on sale and he enjoyed some writing and coloring in that. There was much reading, of course, and some jogging around the block to exercise both the dogs and ourselves.
And then it was lunchtime. (No, we didn't have muffins for lunch, but later on we did snack on these pumpkin muffins we made together on Sunday. It's pumpkin season again, and that makes Jon happy).
We were out for the early afternoon, playing at the park and whatnot, but back at home the wedding party continued while Iris kept a lookout for the kids arriving home at the bus stop in front of our house.
Then some science. Calvin and I watched some Bill Nye (not my favorite) and did some bone assembly activities. Building on the idea of adaptations, after learning about food webs and biomes, we are exploring the adaptations of movement in animals. This is us moving forward in BFSU (from B5/D4 to B6). The more I use it, the more I really love the way that book is laid out, the way it gives ideas for a path of study that will allow building on prior learning, but ultimately leaves the decisions up to those who are actually doing it. It's a wonderfully loose set of suggestions for those who don't necessarily want to go it alone, but don't want to be told how to learn, either.
This is the stuff we are both loving right now, and I think we'll spend some more time exploring the idea of adaptations in various species before we move on again. Today we were mainly looking at what moves us (aside from a good book, that is). Before going to bed tonight he asked me to give his "humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, and phalanges a squeeze."


A New Trimester..A New Topic!
After a lot of planning this trimester we are excited to focus on Guantanamo Bay during spring term.
This years marks the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Guantanamo Bay detention camp. The detention of prisoners in Guantanamo Bay violates international law and human rights laws, however, the news media seems to have lost interest in covering the issue. We want to remind people that prisoners in Guantanamo Bay are still being tortured and detained indefinitely under OUR government's jurisdiction! We should all take action!
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November 6, 2013 Football, SEC, Vanderbilt, Will Muschamp.
Jason Lieser and CineSport's Brian Clark break down just how important Saturday's game is for Florida, which may be running out of chances to become bowl-eligible. Can the Gators take down Vandy? Find out after the jump.
florida should beat lowly vanderbilt easily. even with all the injuries, fla's backup players are 4 and 5 star recruits—vanderbilt has a bunch of 2-3 star players.
We agree, Vandy just caught UGA on a bad day (out coached…again).


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Elizabeth Finch: A novel (Hardcover)
By Julian Barnes
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From the best-selling, award-winning author of The Sense of an Ending, a magnetic tale that centers on the presence of a vivid and particular woman, whose loss becomes the occasion for a man's deeper examination of love, friendship, and biography.
"I'll remember Elizabeth Finch when most other characters I've met this year have faded." –John Self, The Times
This beautiful, spare novel of platonic unrequited love springs into being around the singular character of the stoic, exacting Professor Elizabeth Finch. Neil, the narrator, takes her class "Culture and Civilisation," taught not for undergraduates but for adults of all ages; we are drawn into his intellectual crush on this private, withholding, yet commanding woman. While other personal relationships and even his family drift from Neil's grasp, Elizabeth's application of her material to the matter of daily living remains important to him, even after her death, in a way that nothing else does.
In Elizabeth Finch, we are treated to everything we cherish in Barnes: his eye for the unorthodox forms love can take between two people, a compelling swerve into nonfictional material (this time, through Neil's obsessive study of Julian the Apostate, following on notes Elizabeth left for him to discover after her death), and the forcefully moving undercurrent of history, and biography in particular, as nourishment and guide in our current lives.
JULIAN BARNES is the author of twenty-four previous books, for which he has received the Man Booker Prize, the Somerset Maugham Award, the E. M. Forster Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Prix Médicis and Prix Femina in France, and the Jerusalem Prize. In 2017 he was awarded the Légion d'honneur. His work has been translated into more than forty languages. He lives in London.
"A lyrical, thoughtful, and intriguing exploration of love, grief, and the collective myths of history. Barnes adds yet another remarkable title to his astoundingly remarkable body of work." —Booklist
"A novel of ideas . . . with barely a sentence in it that doesn't have some nutritional value . . . I'll remember Elizabeth Finch when most other characters I've met this year have faded." —John Self, The Times (UK)
"A singular tale." —Daily Mail (UK)
"Everything Barnes writes changes everything . . . Barnes's latest novel, must be read at least twice for the full force of its voltage to be felt . . . A cryptic crossword of a novel, Elizabeth Finch is a trickier and even brainier version of Flaubert's Parrot." —Frances Wilson, Oldie
"The book's central and most enthralling section . . . deals with a figure Elizabeth Finch esteemed as a kindred spirit: Julian the Apostate . . . A bravura exercise in nimbly handled erudition . . . [Elizabeth Finch] also celebrates the cast of mind Barnes most prizes. A connoisseur and master of irony himself, he fills this book with instances of its exhilarating power." —Peter Kemp, Sunday Times
"Elizabeth Finch ranks alongside Barnes' best." —Joshua Pugh Ginn, UK Press Syndication
"A new novel from Booker Prize winner Julian Barnes is always a literary event, and Elizabeth Finch . . . is not different. Wistful, thought-provoking stuff." —Sunday Telegraph
"This is . . . Julian Barnes . . . in his best ambitious high concept mode, serious and playful at once." —Lindsay Duguid, Tablet, *Novel of the Week*
Publication Date: August 16th, 2022
Fiction / World Literature / England
Fiction / Friendship
Paperback (July 25th, 2023): $16.00


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International Journal of Emotional Psychology and Sport Ethics
The IJEPSE will be published bi-annually in the future though presently, issues are released in June. Neither the editors nor the publisher accept responsibility for the views or statements expressed by contributors. Usually, all incoming articles arte subject to the referencing process, unless if they are not considered appropriate for the "Aims and Scope" of the Journal as already indicated. An explanation on the editorial policies is available on the Editorial in all issues of the Journal.
Manuscripts: All manuscripts submitted for publication including any scientific correspondence, should be sent to: IJEP correspondence Manager, University of Ibadan Post Office, Box 22968, Ibadan, Nigeria. Or To: Dr.J.Aizoba(email:jaizoba2002@yahoo.co.uk)
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4:41 a.m. � Arrested Shawna R. Nickerson, 30, of Manchester, on the charge of possession of controlled drug.
6:35 p.m. � Arrested Renaldo F. Gordon, 23, of Hampton, on an arrest warrant.
3:42 p.m. � Arrested Thomas Raymond Lyons Jr., 51, of Hampton, on the charge of driving after revocation or suspension.
5:05 p.m. � Arrested Nathanael E. Pena, 25, of Hampton, on the charge of driving after revocation or suspension.
1:16 a.m. � Arrested Stefan Brehm, 28, of Silver Spring, Maryland, on the charge of domestic violence; assault.
8:21 a.m. � Arrested Lee J. Griffin, 34, of Hampton, on an arrest warrant.
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12:21 a.m. � Arrested Kristopher J. Pagliaro, 37, of Swampscott, Mass., on the charges of driving or operating under the influence of drugs or liquor and aggravated driving while intoxicated. A 31-year-old was taken into protective custody.
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What does it mean to be a natural born citizen?
William Rawle, formerly the U.S. Attorney for Pennsylvania (1791–1799) defined natural born citizen as every person born within the United States, regardless of the citizenship of their parents. [He] who was subsequently born the citizen of a State, became at the moment of his birth a citizen of the United States.
What does it mean to be a female in our society today?
What does it mean to be in a state of grace?
What does it mean to be a certificate holder on insurance?
Do you have to be a US citizen to go to West Point?
What does it mean to be called pure?
What does it mean to be in the eye of the storm?
What does it mean to be odds?
What did Machiavelli mean when he said it is safer to be feared than to be loved?
How much was Anthony Hopkins paid for Silence of the Lambs?
Will the Champions League continue this season?
Who are the members of CNCO?
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using Flood.Serialization;
using System;

namespace Flood.Remoting
{
    public abstract class RemotingPeer
    {
        public abstract void Dispatch(Message data);

        public abstract Serializer CreateSerializer();

        public abstract override bool Equals(Object other);
        public abstract override int GetHashCode();
    }
}


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The Union Craft Beer Store, a hybrid bar and bottle shop, was founded by husband and wife team, David and Cici Rodriguez. The duo was invested in Kush Wynwood and David managed the beverage program at Lokal and Kush at start up. They are also former owners of the Miami Brew Bus. With extensive experience and passion, David and Cici bring their love for good brews to Little Havana.


On Friday, April 14, the United States launched a series of air strikes against Syria. There were a total of 105 missiles launched according to the Pentagon. In comparison to the 2017 strike against Syria ordered by that President Trump, this one is two times the size. According to a statement released by the Pentagon, they "successfully hit every target." In collaboration with the United Kingdom and France, the U.S. targeted three sites: a scientific research center and two chemical weapons facilities.
President Trump tweeted that the strike was "perfectly executed" and that the U.S.'s mission has been accomplished. There has yet to be a single civilian casualty listed. Further, the Pentagon implemented this strike in response to human's rights abuses. It has been reported that the President of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, has been the perpetrator of chemical weapons attacks against his citizens.
On the morning of April 4, chemical weapons were dropped on the town of Khan Sheikhoun. From this incident alone there have been 86 civilian causalities and 541 injuries; both numbers are still rising. Jens Stoltenberg, the Secretary-General of NATO, was quoted saying "I am not saying that the attacks last night solved all problems, but compared to the alternative — to do nothing — it was the right thing to." This seemed to reciprocate consensus across several parties; given the cards, this moved seemed to be best.
Professor Vinnie Ferraro, who teaches at world politics at UMass Amherst and previously was a consultant for several programs for the United Nations, highlighted three potential issues of this strike on his blog site. One is that the uncertainty of the exact chemicals being used against the Syrians "taints the victory." If the chemicals were, in fact, challenging to produce, then the mission was well done. However, if, for instance, chlorine was being weaponized, then the effectiveness of this strike is significantly lowered since chlorine is cheap and much simpler to produce.
Correspondingly, Professor Ferraro questions if one active strike is enough to act as an "effective deterrent against chemical weapons." Further, he gives light to the degree of uncertainty that looms over Syria's future. Currently, a large portion of the region is destabilized. This is problematic since the strike did nothing to help resolve the prospect of a Syrian domestic or international war. Most problematically, the professor highlights that the strike may have even reinforced Assad's hold on power in Syria.
This military action notes one of the few times that partisan alignment has diffused in support of protecting the Syrian civilians. Most notably, Senator Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts voted in support of authorizing the strikes. However, there is still ambiguity over the U.S.'s strategy in Syria; the Washington Post highlights the consequences. Most notably, there may be residual weapons stored that Assad can use against the Syrian civilians. Further, several chemical attacks have been committed since the U.S. launched strikes against Syria in 2017. This makes this attack signify that the U.S. is only willing to attack when major incidents occur. Overall, at best, the Syrian airstrike signifies an effective militant victory. At worst, the strike signifies an ineffective action that merely furthered Assad's hold on power.


Once upon a time, young Americans grew up dreaming they might be president someday. Later, those same kiddos dreamed of being rock stars. More recently, they dream of becoming a craft brewer. Or of organizing a beer festival. That's where we are, for better or worse.
As we prepare for the 28th rendition of the Oregon Brewers Festival next week, I can assure you that none of the event's founders had any deep, long-held fantasies about organizing such an event. The reality is, they needed a vehicle to promote their beers in 1988. The OBF provided it.
It's hard to fathom in our present circumstance, but Portland hasn't always been a craft beer-crazed town. There haven't always been daily beer events to distract us from the traditional duties of citizenship. Craft beer would come to rule the hearts of minds of Portlanders. But that didn't happen overnight.
For many years, the OBF was the only significant promotional event on the craft beer calendar. When it finished its annual run, I can remember commiserating with others over the wait to the following year. Today, we just pull out our phones and check social media for the next worthwhile thing.
The truth is, the OBF has aged gracefully. Organizers have faced a barrage of challenges over the years. Ever-increasing attendance is surely the biggest issue. They've addressed it by adding days and spreading things out in the park. Entry has been streamlined and finding the beers you want to try is easier due to improved signage and a better event program, which is free to everyone.
Thank the city for a major improvement this year, which involves closing the northbound lane of traffic on SW Naito Parkway next to Waterfront Park. The vacated lane will provide added space for the public to walk and bike safely for the duration of the event. The gate on that side is typically the busiest and providing additional space there is a positive thing.
There's also the festival's effort to develop a cultural exchange between Oregon and international brewers. This year, the OBF welcomes brewers from New Zealand and the return of some who came last year from The Netherlands. These folks will be hanging out in the International Tent talking beer and other things. They are guests of Art Larrance and the OBF, which paid to get them here so they can see what we have and share what they're up to. Good vibes.
Of course, there's the beer...lots of it. Volunteers will be pouring 90 beers in the main tents and another 15 in the International Tent. The press release says there are 47 styles represented. I'll have to take their word for it because I haven't yet gone over the beer list in detail. Here's a link to the list if you want to take a look.
Prices at the OBF have remained stable in recent years. Oh sure, they went to a 3 oz taste two years ago. Others quickly followed suit. You won't pay a cent to enter Waterfront Park. If you want to drink beer, a festival glass will run you $7 and tokens are $1. Most beers in the main tents will cost a token for a taste, four tokens for a full glass.
It may not be worth reporting here, but the glass glass used the past two years is history. There were some problems with people doing dumb things with the glasses in the downtown area after exiting the park. Portland Police asked organizers to switch to something less breakable. The new glass looks similar to the ones used the last two years, but it's made of polycarbonate plastic.
Expect excellent weather. Last year was the first year the OBF experienced dreadful weather. It was cold and wet the first day before gradually warming for the weekend. I had never seen anything like that in 25 years of attendance. It probably won't happen again for a long time, certainly not in the hot and dry conditions of this year.
Like a lot of people, I'll be posting some thoughts on beers after attending on opening day. Stop back by if you're looking for that information. Otherwise, there's a ton of info on the festival site here. Event dates are July 22-26.


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Central Florida Monuments Collection
Selected Items in the Central Florida Monuments Collection (more...)
Map this Collection in RICHES
Red Chinese Ting at Lake Eola
Erected in Downtown Orlando's Lake Eola Park in 1988, the red Chinese pagoda-like structure is called a "ting" due to its single story. It was constructed out of wood, ceramic, brick, and mortar. Dr. Nelson Ying bestowed the ting to the City of…
Orange County World War I Soldiers Memorial
On November 11, 1924, Armistice Day, the Orlando Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) dedicated a granite marker to the soldiers from Orange County, Florida, who died in World War I. The idea was conceived by the then-regent of…
Bataan-Corregidor Memorial at Lakefront Park
The Bataan-Corregidor Memorial, located on the corner of East Monument Avenue and Lakeshore Boulevard in Lakefront Park, is the result of the combined efforts of the Filipino-American community and the City of Kissimmee. It began in the late 1980s…
Confederate Soldiers, Sailors, and Statesmen Memorial at Lake Eola
The Confederate Soldiers, Sailors, and Statesmen Memorial was erected in 1911 by the Annie Coleman Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC). The construction of the monument was spearheaded by Mrs. Abernethy, the President of the…
Bust of Simón Bolívar at Lake Eola
The Bust of Simón Bolívar at Lake Eola in Downtown Orlando, Florida, in 2013. This life-sized, 150-pound bronze bust is set on a polished stone plinth and was erected in March 1996. The monument was donated to the City of Orlando by Rafael Antonio…
Battle of the Bulge Memorial at Lake Eola
The Battle of the Bulge Memorial in Lake Eola Park in Downtown Orlando, Florida. This six-foot, bronze statue of an American G.I. sits on a bronze-outlined, white star set into a 34-foot diameter concrete base. The statue was sculpted by Chris Scala,…
Winter Springs Veterans Memorial
The Winter Springs Veterans Memorial, located at the corner of Tuskawilla Road and Blumberg Boulevard, was constructed by the City of Winter Springs along with the local Rotary Club. The monument is dedicated to all United States military veterans…
Proclamation of Bataan-Corregidor Day
Proclamation declaring May 20, 1995, Bataan-Corregidor Day in Kissimmee, Florida. The city holiday was established to honor the thousands of Americans and Filipinos who fought for the Allied Powers at the Battle of Bataan and the Battle of Corregidor…
Mayor Bill Frederick and Dr. Nelson Ying at Construction of Red Chinese Ting
City of Orlando Mayor Bill Frederick and Dr. Nelson Ying placing the top piece of the Red Chinese Ting in Downtown Orlando's Lake Eola Park. Erected in 1988, the red Chinese pagoda-like structure is called a ting due to its single story. It was…
Seminole County World War I Memorial
The Seminole County World War I Memorial is a "broken shaft" of marble erected to honor the 13 young men of Seminole County, Florida, who died serving during World War I. Another three passed away from war-related injuries at later dates. Eleven of…
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Orlando (Fla.)
Kissimmee (Fla.)
Sanford (Fla.)
Winter Springs (Fla.)
Memorials--Florida
Central Florida is a unique place. Diversity exists throughout the spectrum of population, neighborhoods, tourism, and attractions. Because of our uniqueness and seemingly never-ending list of things to do, we tend to overlook the things that make us unique. We tend to overlook our past. We walk through parks, down the street, and around lakes, catch a glimpse of a commemorative plaque or statue, but it stops there. Central Florida is rich of monuments and memorials, yet very rarely do we know why it is there and who put it there.
Our small University of Central Florida Public History class selected a number of memorials and monuments around Central Florida. We found busts, markers, structures, and statues that stand tall. Some of these are obvious, but others are hidden amongst the brush. We had no idea what we would find in regards to these gems; some of us found very little, but others found gold. We found that monuments in places like Kissimmee, Lake Eola, and Sanford offer a glimpse into our past that has been overlooked, and in some cases untouched. Through the history of our monuments and memorials, we have been able to gauge social sentiment, populations, but more importantly, the reasons why our predecessors have commemorated what they have.
Our sampling in no way represents all of the history Central Florida has to offer, but we can offer you a glimpse and hope that you dig further through the history our region has to offer. Come into our exhibit and look through our shared past and see what was important, and what has been forgotten. Come in and see for yourself a familiar statue to which you can finally give meaning. Come in and see Central Florida in a new light— a light that will take you through the years and the changes of our region.
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Dunn, Robin
Fitzsimons, Daniel
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Messamore, Kyle
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Schuppe, Cody
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"Hidden in Plain Sight: A Selection of Central Florida Monuments." RICHES of Central Florida. https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/omeka2/exhibits/show/cflmonuments.
Bataan-Corregidor Memorial, Lakefront Park, Kissimmee, Florida
Battle of the Bulge Memorial, Lake Eola Park, Downtown Orlando, Florida
Bust of Simón Bolívar, Lake Eola Park, Downtown Orlando, Florida
Confederate Soldiers, Sailors, and Statesmen Memorial, Lake Eola Park, Downtown Orlando, Florida
Orange County World War I Soldiers Memorial, Downtown Orlando, Florida
Red Chinese Ting, Lake Eola Park, Downtown Orlando, Florida
Seminole County World War I Memorial, Sanford, Florida
Winter Springs Veterans Memorial, Winter Springs, Florida
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Dr. Anne Lindsay's Public History: Principles and Techniques Undergraduate Class
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Dickinson, Greg, Carole Blair, and Brian L. Ott. Places of Public Memory The Rhetoric of Museums and Memorials. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 2010.
Bodnar, John E. Remaking America: Public Memory, Commemoration, and Patriotism in the Twentieth Century. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1991.


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Time to Discuss West Virginia Basketball's Weaknesses
Morgantown, West Virginia – In the past, when the West Virginia Mountaineers struggled, Bob Huggins said he would fix it and we believed it. Now, following three consecutive losses and a very challenging schedule ahead, turning it around seems like an unlikely, overwhelming task for the legendary head coach.
Lack of Interior Presence
This West Virginia team has a lot of flaws and it begins and ends with the poor play of the interior players. The Mountaineers are now consistently out-rebounded and Bob Huggins said in his postgame today that "we don't rebound." Bob Huggins' teams don't get out-rebounded.
Not only does West Virginia struggle to rebound, they also have a hard time finishing around the rim. The ESPN commentator saying that he's "never seen a team miss so many shots from 2 feet away" is unfortunately extremely accurate.
This has a lot to do with the interior players that Huggins brought in. Gabe Osabuohien, Isaiah Cottrell, Pauly Paulicap and Dimon Carrigan are all capable of contributing in different ways, but none of them are true interior scorers. Osabuohien is a garbage man. He's one of the best garbage men in the country but he's still a garbage man. Cottrell is playing out of position and is more of a perimeter player. Paulicap and Carrigan are defensive players.
Not many games are going to be won by a team that doesn't rebound and struggles to make easy shots, particularly in one of the best conferences in the nation.
Unfortunately, this isn't an easy fix. As great as Bob Huggins is, he's not ever going to turn Osabuohien, Cottrell, Paulicap or Carrigan into the interior threat that his team so desperately needs.
West Virginia had 17 turnovers in today's loss at Texas Tech, many of which were players throwing the ball away or dribbling off their own leg. Taking care of the ball is one of the most fundamentally important things a team must do to be competitive, and again, West Virginia just isn't doing it right now.
No Reliable, Consistent Third Scorer
Although Taz Sherman and Sean McNeil have been relatively consistent scorers this season, rarely do they both have great games at the same time. One typically steps up while the other has an off night or isn't relied on as much.
With that said, the need for a reliable, consistent third scorer can't be overstated enough. Jalen Bridges is the obvious answer, but he simply disappears far too often. As talented as he is, it doesn't appear that he's ready to take on the kind of the role that the Mountaineers need from him quite yet.
Malik Curry has shown real promise over the last three games, so perhaps he will continue to step up as the team's legitimate third scorer. Sherman and McNeil are two of the finest scorers Bob Huggins has ever had at West Virginia, but it's becoming clear that they can't do it on their own.
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Charles Barkley Calls West Virginia Fans Unbelievable


To be fair, MLive did the same thing.
Team owner says they're committed to winning now, not rebuilding for future.
Owner Tom Gores no advocate of tanking for better draft position.
Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 41 points as Milwaukee went to the line 41 times, compared to 12 for Detroit.
Detroit needs to bounce back strong in first-ever playoff game at Little Caesars Arena.
Second-year guard stepping up during his first NBA playoff experience.
Fewer than 1,000 tickets were available on Thursday for Game 3 vs. the Bucks.
Luke Kennard, inserted into starting lineup, led Detroit in scoring for the second game in a row.


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Forrest Gregg Fighting Parkinson's, Not the NFL: 'I Don't Need Anything from Anybody but What I Earned'
ARNIE STAPLETON,AP Pro Football Writer
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo. (AP) — Hall of Famer Forrest Gregg says that while he and his neurologist blame concussions for his Parkinson's disease, he's not going to sue the NFL like thousands of other former players.
The 79-year-old says he doesn't begrudge those who have joined the lawsuits but he has his pensions from his playing and coaching days and "I don't need anything from anybody but what I earned."
He said he's an "independent type" and doesn't believe in holding others accountable for his well-being.
Diagnosed 18 months ago, Gregg is promoting UCB, Inc.'s "Parkinson's More Than Motion" campaign during Parkinson's Awareness Month.
Gregg says he's doing well and credits medicine, exercise and daily phone calls from his son and former teammates to reminisce about the good ol' days, which keeps his mind sharp.
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One thought on "Forrest Gregg Fighting Parkinson's, Not the NFL: 'I Don't Need Anything from Anybody but What I Earned'"
Wildflower on April 18, 2013 at 4:19 pm said:
Pretty soon soldiers in the military will be suing the government for having to fight in a war. This shit is ridicous! What did the football players think would happen if they continued to take tackle one another with all that force? I guess jocks really are as stupid as people say they are.


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6 Best Automobile Magazines In India
Last Updated On December 13, 2022 by Shailesh Thakran
Automobile magazines and event shows are a few of the best ways to keep yourself updated on automotive news around the world.
Enthusiasts seek knowledge and hope to buy one day, whereas buyers look for research purposes or maybe ROI.
That's said, India manufactured more than 51+ lac vehicles in the last 2 years, making it the 3rd largest automobile market in the world. This demand indicates that "Indians" have upgraded their lifestyle and may be crazy about automobiles.
Resultant, India is a good hub of different automobile news websites and portals like CarDekho, CarWale, etc., but none of them provides an automotive print magazine.
Don't worry; I got you covered! From recent car news to in-depth articles, reviews to comparisons, these magazines in India will help you keep updated. So, without further ado, let's jump on the list. Shall we?
List Of Top Automobile Magazine Subscription In India
EVO India Magazine
Autocar India Magazine
Overdrive Automobile Magazine
What Car Magazine
Turbocharged Magazine
1. EVO India Magazine
Evo India is one of the fastest-growing automobile magazines an automobile enthusiast can buy/read in India. The magazine comes under GTO publishing and has been churning great pieces of content (blogs/videos) since 2015. Evo is headquartered in Pune, India and led by Sirish Chandran with an excellent team of 15+ auto addicts.
In terms of content, you will get unbiased reviews/news of the latest happenings in the automobile market. This includes a car, bike, or, you can say, everything related to wheels. Well, that's not all. Being an auto psycho, this magazine/website will help you stay updated in the motorsport world too.
Also, if you use Spotify or Youtube, then I suggest checking out automobile podcasts such as EVO. You should subscribe to their channel and stay up-to-date.
Features of EVO India Magazine
Comparisons (cars, bikes & scooters)
First rides/drive (cars, bikes & scooters)
Car & bike reviews
Motorsport news & articles
Long term reviews
Team of EVO India Magazine
As you are familiar, Sirish Chandran is the Editorial Director and also the man behind the EVO India publication. He holds an engineering degree in mechanical and has served in the automobile publication industry for decades.
Sirish actively participates in rallies and races. Not only participation, but he has also won many of them. Except for EVO India, he also manages two other magazines – Fast Bikes India and Motor Sport India. Well, this was an excellent intro-cum-achievements of Mr Sirish Chandra. Let's take a look at his core team of writers and editors, Shall we?
Sirish Chandran (Editorial Director & Publisher)
Adil Jal Darukhanawala (Editor-in-Chief)
Abhishek Wairagade (Principal Correspondent)
Price of Evo India Magazine
The single issue of EVO India magazine comes with a price tag of Rs 180*. However, you can also subscribe for 1 year at Rs 2160 and 2 years for Rs 4320, respectively. Also, you can get free merchandise or goodies if you consider purchasing a 1 or 2-year subscription.
Price* (Rs)
1 year (12 ISSUES) 2160
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2. Autocar India Car Magazine
Autocar is a veteran of the automobile journalism industry. It is a British automobile magazine which is managed by Haymarket Media Group.
According to Wikipedia, it is the oldest & one of the best-rated car magazines in the world. Autocar was started in 1895 and later on started operating in other automobile markets like China & India.
In India, we all are familiar with it Autocar India.
It is a collaboration between Autocar & Sorabjee automotive communications, which was signed in September 1999. For those who don't know, Hormazd Sorabjee is the editor and the man behind Autocar India.
Autocar India offers a variety of content on different mediums like a monthly magazine, digital version (website) and videos on their YouTube channel.
Just like EVO India, you will see the latest news related to the automobile industry of India and globally as well (limited coverage as it is the responsibility of Autocar UK). But, one particular feature that makes Autocar India different from the rest is the forum and asks Autocar section. The forum feature helps the users to discuss a particular topic related to cars and bikes.
On the other hand, in the Ask Autocar feature, you can drop any question with details like your email, name, etc., and team Autocar India will suggest you the best answer.
Features of Autocar India Car Magazine
News (cars, bikes, motorsports, industry, marketplace)
Reviews (first drive, comparisons, video reviews, long-term of cars and motorcycles)
Features (travelogues, blogs, interviews)
Ask Autocar anything
Team of Autocar India Car Magazine
With a team of 100+ automobile nuts, Autocar India packs impressive talent. Here are a few faces of Autocar India that you should know and definitely follow.
Hormazd Sorabjee (Editor)
Shapur Kotwal (Deputy Editor)
Akbar Merchant (Assistant Editor)
Renuka Kirpalani (Editor and Anchor of Autocar show)
Sergius Barretto (Managing Editor)
Rishaad Mody (Asst. Editor – Motorcycles)
Nikhil Bhatia (Associate Editor)
Price of Autocar India Car Magazine
Autocar India magazine is available at Rs 180* for a monthly copy. You can also purchase a yearly subscription offered by the publisher. The following are the prices for the subscription:
1 year (12 ISSUES) 1380 Via registered post
1 year (12 ISSUES) 1260 Via normal post
3. Overdrive Automobile Magazine
Like Autocar, Overdrive is amongst the oldest and most trusted automobile content provider in India. Oldest because they have been publishing car and bike content for 20+ years and have become better and better.
Unlike Autocar & EVO India, Overdrive is owned by a well-known publication group known as Network18 Media & Investments Ltd.
Overdrive is headquartered in Mumbai and has a presence across print (magazine), web (website), television (overdrive show) and various events like racing as well as product launches.
The publisher aims to target all young buyers and automobile enthusiasts across India. The publisher delivers high-quality content in various formats like reviews (cars, bikes), first drives, road tests and comparisons (cars and bikes). Well, you also get the latest news, features, opinions and motorsports content.
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You can do extensive research on any car and bike using their find option. That said, you get all the latest updates via their just-launched and upcoming section on the magazine and website as well.
And if you are interested in watching the latest updates on TV, then you can browse their weekly episodes on CNBC TV18, CNBC Awaaz and CNN IBN. In the editorial, Bertrand D'souza is the Chief-in-Editor who makes sure that every piece of content you read is top-notch. With that saying, let's jump to the features list of Overdrive India Magazine. Shall we?
Features of Overdrive India Magazine
News (cars, bikes, motorsports, opinions & press releases)
Reviews (car & bike reviews, first drive, road test and comparo)
Features (interviews, sponsored, etc.)
Photos (cars & bikes)
Mobile app (iOS & Android)
Team of Overdrive India Magazine
Overdrive features the most experienced and veteran automobile experts and journalists on board. Reading and watching the content by people like Vikrant Singh, Shubhabrata Marmar & Jamshed Patel is truly a blessed situation for all automobile enthusiasts. Well, there are so many people on the list so let's get going!
Bertrand D'souza (Chief-in-Editor)
Bob Rupani (Features)
Rohit Paradkar (Assistant Editor)
Vaishali Dinakaran (Motorsport Editor )
Simran Rastogi (Principal Correspondent)
Tuhin Guha (Correspondent)
Aditya Chatterjee (Principal Correspondent)
Karun Chandhok (Racer & Features Writer)
And rest staff writers
Price of Overdrive India Magazine
Overdrive automobile magazines can be yours at only Rs 180*. However, just like other publications, Network18 also offers subscription-based on 6, 1 and 2-year issues. Not only this subscription will help you to save money but it will also keep you away from the monthly purchase schedule. Here is the updated price of Overdrive India Magazine:
6 months (6 ISSUES) 750
3 years (36 ISSUES) 3240
4. TopGear India Car Magazine
No doubt, Top Gear is the greatest automobile magazine and website in the world. Also, one of my favourites. Why so? Well, credit goes to the number of crazy people out there – Freddie Flintoff, Paddy McGuinness & Chris Harris.
Just like Overdrive, Top Gear is a part of the world's most popular news network – BBC. Top Gear was launched in October 1993 and has headquarters in the United Kingdom.
Earlier, the publisher was limited to a few categories, but later on, after watching the potential, they started to cover things like racing, supercars, F1, motorsports, and so on.
During this article, Top Gear is publishing in top automobile markets like France, India, Malaysia, Netherlands, Philippines, Russia, Singapore, Spain, and the United States.
Saying of India, Top Gear launched an Indian version published in 2005. It was a brand collaboration between World Media Pvt, aka Times Internet Group and BBC Group. After churning out a fantastic piece of content both for websites and magazines, this collaboration has come to an end. Yes, you read that right, BBC has decided to wind up Top Gear India.
But no worries, you can still enjoy the subscription to Top Gear International. Let's have a look at the best features and offerings by Top Gear.
Features of Top Gear Magazine
News (various sections like trending, games and much more)
Reviews (road test & car finder)
Electric cars (latest reviews on YouTube & magazine)
Top Gear Garage (long-term tested and verified cars, reviews)
Retro (retro car news and reviews)
Video (author's videos, drag races, top gear magazine videos)
Top Gear TV
Big read (in-depth reives & comparisons)
Team of Top Gear Magazine
As I told you guys, Top Gear has the best and most searched automobile journalist in the world. Ok, wait! What makes TopGear different from the rest of all? The only difference lies in the way to represent and drive. It's CRAZY, I tell you. The team members and especially Chris Harris. That's said, here is the list of Top Gear team members:
Andrew Flintoff
And staff writers
Price of Top Gear Magazine
You can purchase the yearly subscription to Top Gear magazine for £84.58 only. This package includes 12 print magazines, and the publisher delivers them worldwide.
If you are one who likes to save paper, then you can also subscribe to their digital magazine. You can visit the Top Gear website and subscribe for £29.99 only. This subscription includes 13 digital issues per year.
5. What Car India Car Magazine
What Car is an excellent alternative car magazine of Autocar. Although, both automobile magazine belongs to the same company – Haymarket, but What Car is more like an automobile portal, whereas Autocar is a complete magazine. Both of them publish monthly automobile magazines.
What Car has been the no. 1 pick of UK buyers. The first magazine was published and issued back in 1973. That's not all, the publisher has been delivering fantastic automobile content even before the first magazine and completed 45+ years.
After establishing his footprints in the print magazine, What Car launched its website in 1996. Seeing the growth option and being the world's second-largest automobile market in the world, What Car launched its print edition for India in 2006.
Compared to Autocar and other rivals, What Car focuses more on car buyers than enthusiasts. Whether in-depth research or reading the latest news as well as articles, What Car has a solution for all.
This car magazine gives a tremendous amount of knowledge via different features available on their websites and magazines. Let's see what they offer in their features list.
Features of What Car India Magazine
Reviews (new cars, used cars and long-term cars)
Car deals (new car deals and leasing)
News & advice (latest stores with advice)
Best section (top 10s, car comparisons, new car awards, used car awards)
Service & tools (car valuation, true MPG, car finance and warranty)
Vans & commercial vehicles
Team of What Car India Magazine
Being a part of Haymarket, What Car and Autocar work in sync. For instance, What Car's editorial director, Jim Holder, also work for Autocar magazine. Although it is impossible to find the detail of all editorial teams, here are a few names of the What Car team.
Steven Huntingford (Editor)
Jim Holder (Editorial Director)
Darren Moss (Deputy Editor)
Will Nightingale (Road Test Editor)
John Howell (Deputy Reviews Editor)
Alan Taylor-Jones (New Cars Editor)
Neil Winn (Senior Reviewer)
& Staff Writers
Price of What Car India Magazine
What Car subscription comes with a handy amount of £89 per year. This includes 13 issues/year, weekly e-newsletters with exclusive content, free delivery and a lot more.
For just £16.9, you can also opt. for a digital subscription which you can read anytime, anywhere on your laptop or mobile. The choice is yours.
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6. Turbocharged India Car Magazine
Turbocharged is India's youngest car magazines house in India.
The magazine is published by SuperCharged, which operates from its Pune headquarters.
The publication was started by a duo of Sangram Pawar & Abhay Verma in 2020, focusing on performance cars, motorsports, lifestyle, and other things related to automotive.
Currently, SuperCharged has a team of 9+ auto enthusiasts that hold in-depth experience in automotive journalism and churning automotive content for a reader like you.
As of now, the car magazine has a presence as a print magazine, social media, and video platform (YouTube).
Yes, just like other car magazines, Turbocharged doesn't offer a digital blog or website.
Features of Turbocharged India Car Magazine
Car & Bike articles
Lifestyle & gadgets
Team of Turbocharged India Car Magazine
I can sum up this in just two words – Small and capable. As I told you earlier, Turbocharged has a small team of 7-9 people. Abhay Verma, who is a Co-founder & Editor, also holds tremendous experience in auto journalism. He has worked in all major publications, such as ZigWheels, Overdrive, etc. Not just that, he served as Deputy Editor in BBC Topgear India. Trust me, I have seen his work. Ok, let's check team members of Turbocharged!
Sangram Pawar (Co-founder)
Abhay Verma (Co-founder – Editor)
Benjamin Gracias (Road Test Editor)
Gaurav Chandrashekar (Staff Photographer)
Roshni Manghani (Photographer)
Abhishek Wairagade (Assistant Editor)
Glen Francis (Correspondent)
Price of Turbocharged India Car Magazine
The price of TurboCharged car magazine is pretty amazing. You can buy a single issue at just Rs 150*. In terms of a yearly subscription, there is a 1-year plan for Rs 1200*, 2 years at Rs 2640* and 3- years at Rs 3640 only. Noticeably, I have never seen an automobile magazine at such an affordable rate. That's not all, you get a special gift on any subscription you buy.
Which is the best automobile magazine to subscribe in India?
You can't judge any car magazine in a single shoot. You can try one thing to find out the best car magazine! Buy any 2-3 magazines among Autocar, Overdrive, etc and pick your style. You can also follow a particular author too. Once you finalize, you can stick to that certain brand and gain automotive knowledge.
Which magazine is the best for a subscription? Autocar India or Top Gear?
Autocar India, as the name suggests, covers domestic media. They focus on Indian cars, bikes and related stories. On the other side, Top Gear usually covers Global news and reviews. Now, it's up to you, whether you want to consume Global automobile coverage or stick to the Indian automobile industry.
Should I subscribe to Autocar India, Evo India or Top Gear as a pure all-type car fanatic?
I suggest you go with EVO India Magazine. The reasons are many, but one factor is the authority and the type of content that EVO India publishes. It is just top-notch. You will see unbiased reviews, awesome car shoots and, off-course great content. Oh, by the way, did I tell you about Sirish Chandran? He has been writing for cars & bikes for almost 20 years and is an experienced rally driver.
Categories Features Tags Autocar, Automobile Magazines, Car Info, Evo India, Overdrive, Top Gear, What Car
by Shailesh Thakran
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2 thoughts on "6 Best Automobile Magazines In India"
Mr.T.S. Khanna
Hi Shailesh, thanks for the magazine list. I'm pretty confused between EVO & Autocar India Car Magazine.
Shailesh Thakran
Thanks for the query, go with EVO India Magazine.
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