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Review: X-Men Days of Future Past
By Tim Hall on May 22, 2014 at 9:06 PM
"People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but *actually* from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint – it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly… time-y wimey… stuff". – The Tenth Doctor
It's hard to fully delve into Fox's X-Men Days of Future Past without thinking about the previous four films. Specifically the X-Men world building that's been going on since the franchise started with 2000's X-Men. Characters have died, others have disintegrated, younger brothers were born before their older brothers, memories were lost and found, and not to mention an entire new cast for sequel/prequel X-Men First Class.
Despite the inconsistent story line that's been built over the years, Fox and director Bryan Singer pulled everyone together for Days of Future Past with hopes of not just sustaining the franchise, but breathing new life into it.
The plot for DOFP is almost as confusing as the films that came before it – In 2023, robot drones known as Sentinels are hunting both mutants and humans. A small group of X-Men, lead by Professor X (Patrick Stewart) and Magneto (Ian McKellen), devise a plan to use Kitty Pryde's powers to send Wolverine's (Hugh Jackman) consciousness back to his old body in 1973 to warn the younger Professor X and Magneto of the future that awaits them. Why 1973? Well that's when Mystique (Academy Award winner Jennifer Lawrence) assassinates Bolivar Trask (Game of Thrones' Peter Dinklage), the inventor of the Sentinels. His death not only serves as a symbol that mutants are dangerous, Mystique is captured and her mutant DNA advances the technology used to create the Sentinels of the future.
Wolverine has to stop Mystique before she kills Trask, but to find Mystique in 1973 he needs help from young Professor X (James McAvoy), young Magneto (Michael Fassbender), and young Beast (Nicholas Hoult).
We have Hero vs. Villain Past, Hero vs. Villain Future, and Hero vs. Time all mashed up in the same movie. It all works because the film doesn't spend a lot of time trying to give equal screen time to it's large cast.
DOFP's sweet spot is the relationships between Wolverine, Mystique, Magneto, and Professor X. A large portion of the film is held together by the Magneto and Professor X learning to put their differences aside. Michael Fassbender continues to do great work on screen. He's less over the top than he was in X-Men First Class and even has a great scene where Magneto angrily rattles off the names of his fallen mutants to Professor X. It's hard to top how badass Fassbender looks floating around in that Magneto suit during the films climax. Fassbender's evil awesomeness is only second to Hiddleston's Loki.
McAvoy does a great job portraying Professor X as a mutant who has lost hope and is a borderline junkie. Outside of the wacky Professor X talking to Professor X while in Wolverine's head scene (they tried a little too hard there), McAvoy gives a pretty strong performance. The film even does a decent job explaining how Professor is able to walk. Is it believable? Not really, but they explained it well enough to move the story along.
Hugh Jackman's Wolverine continues to be the backbone of the X-Men franchise. He's lost a lot of the anti-heroism that made him a comic book favorite, but it has opened the door for some good comic relief and the made him the only consistent character in the films. The other consistent thing is Hugh Jackman's ability to stay in shape for fourteen years. I swear he hasn't aged a bit since X-Men.
America's sweetheart Jennifer Lawrence plays a good young Mystique. She's not saddled with a bunch of emotional moments like in 2011's Fist Class. She's just in fight after fight as she tries assassinating Trask. The fact that they actually use Mystique as a master assassin is great. Lawrence could've been used a little more in the film but I'm happy to see her a tad bit underused rather than having her dominate the film.
Despite a lot of character monologues and explanations, DOFP does have a great deal of action. One of the movies best scenes involves Quicksilver (Evan Peters) helping break Magneto out of a prison beneath the Pentagon. There's the scene in the trailer where you see Magneto lifting an entire stadium that's made to be seen on the big screen. What's understated in the trailers in the mutant's fight against the future Sentinels. Colossus (Daniel Cudmore), Bishop (Omar Sy), Blink (Bingbing Fan), SunSpot (Adan Canto), Warpath (Booboo Stewart), and Iceman's (Shawn Ashmore) powers are on full display. And those Sentinels show no mercy. None at all.
The plot is really like the Tenth Doctor said; it's just "time-y wimey stuff". I'm not sure there is anyway they could've made the timelines make sense. It's not like the film doesn't try to stitch all five films together. Screenplay writer Simon Kinberg does a decent job cleaning up some of the messes that were made in X-Men 3. But what the time-y wimey timeline did was allow Fox to hit ctrl + alt + delete on a franchise that desperately needed it.
Days of Future Past has its flaws but still manages to be an enjoyable comic book film. The X-Men films have matured since First Class and I'm hoping that trend continues. The post credit scene (at the end of all the credits) shows exactly where the series is going next. I guess we'll have to wait until 2016 to see if they've really matured. I'll keep my fingers and adamantium claws crossed.
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Darragh Kenny, Kevin Babington, Robert Splaine (Chef d'Equipe), Lorcan Gallagher and Conor Swail at the 2015 Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup in Ocala, Florida, USA. Photo (c) Anthony Trollope/FEI.
The Irish sprang something of a surprise when a team of first-time horses, that also included a rider making his Nations Cup debut, beat superstar sides from the USA and Canada in the first leg of the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup 2015 series in Ocala, USA on Friday.
In a competition that was very much a game of two halves, the winners stamped their authority in the early stages with four fantastic clears. And although they came under pressure second time out, they held on to win thanks to rock-solid performances from Kevin Babington and Conor Swail. It was left to Swail to clinch it in the closing stages, and he did it in considerable style with his attractive nine-year-old stallion, Grafton.
The USA had to settle for runner-up spot while Canada and Columbia shared third place. And, in the field of six nations, it was the Venezuelans who finished fifth ahead of Mexico in sixth place. However only Canada, USA and Mexico were chasing points in today's class which was the first of three North America, Central America and Caribbean qualifiers for the Furusiyya Final at Barcelona in September. After today's result, the Americans hold the lead going into the next round which will be held at Coapexpan, Mexico on 24 April.
New to the Furusiyya circuit, the HITS showground at Ocala drew great praise today, and course designer, Germany's Martin Otto, didn't over-stretch them with the height of the fences in the first round during which 16 of the 24 starters stayed clear.
The penultimate triple combination however was the bogey of the competition, and both the USA's pathfinders, Lauren Hough with Ohlala, and their third-line partnership of Laura Kraut with her great grey, Cedric, ran into problems at this one to leave the host country looking vulnerable at the halfway stage.
There was a three-way tie at the top of the order as round two began with Canada, Columbia and Ireland on a zero score followed by Venezuela and USA carrying four each while Mexico already trailed with 12 on the board. And with 16 more to add, the Mexicans would make no progress.
Only six horse-and-rider combinations kept a clean sheet at their second attempt, and as round two got underway, home chances were not improved when Hough lowered the vertical at fence two. Georgina Bloomberg had a great day, producing two fabulous clears from her mare, Juvina, but Kraut found herself in trouble again at the triple combination.
Conor Swail and Grafton were double clear for the Irish team.
The Venezuelans slipped off the radar with 12 to add despite a great double-clear from anchors Pablo Barrios and Antares, but the Columbians and Canadians also began to lose their grip. Columbia's fourth-line partnership of Roberto Teran Tafur with Woklahoma were again foot-perfect, but one of the double-errors from Juan Pablo Betancourt (Troya Retiro) and Ilan Bluman (Exacto LS) had to be counted along with the mistake made by pathfinder Daniel Bluman (Conconcreto Apardi) at the water. Not one horse faulted at the water in the first round, but there were several second time out.
And it was here that Yann Candele and Showgirl got into a muddle, the mare scrambling for a stride that wasn't there, and never getting airborne. When that was followed by a 12-fault score from Tiffany Foster and Verdi lll, and the legendary Ian Miller's gelding, Dixon, also got his feet wet, then Eric Lamaze's single mistake with Zigali PS in the middle of the triple combination would leave the Columbians and Canadians on 12 faults apiece.
Meanwhile a great double-clear from the last-line US duo of Beezie Madden and Simon put the pressure on Ireland's Swail. The Irish second-round effort began with eight faults for Darragh Kenny and Picolo, and when Lorcan Gallagher followed with an unlucky foot on the tape at the water with Diktator v/d Boslandhoeve then Babington's second clear with the busy mare, Shorapur, was badly needed.
With the American score now standing at eight faults, Swail knew a single mistake would lead to a jump-off as he arrived in the ring, but he showed incredible cool despite the inexperience of his horse, skillfully steering the young stallion home to clinch it with a four-fault final total.
"On paper the US were very strong and the Canadians had their WEG team here, so this was a great result!", the Irishman said afterwards. "It was my horse's first Nations Cup and it was same for Kevin's, and it was Lorcan's first time to ride a Nations Cup while Darragh Kenny was on his speed horse!" he added.
Kevin Babington and Shorapur were also without faults for the Irish team in Ocala.
Babington talked about his feisty mare, Shorapur. "She is such a fighter, I'm so proud of her to jump clear twice in her first FEI Nations Cup. She always comes right back and fights for the next jump every single time" he said.
Swail pointed out that although he and his team-mates were not favorites to win today, he said "we came here to try and do a good job. Our horses jumped well and we handled everything that came at us". He continued, "I knew a good first round would help us win in the second round. When you ride a good horse and jump a nice first round, it's all about carrying the momentum and keeping your cool".
1, Ireland 4 faults: Picolo (Darragh Kenny) 0/8, Diktator v/d Boslandhoeve (Lorcan Gallagher) 0/4, Shorapur (Kevin Babington) 0/0, Grafton (Conor Swail) 0/0.
2, USA 8 faults: Ohlala (Lauren Hough) 4/4, Juvina (Georgina Bloomberg) 0/0, Cedric (Laura Kraut) 6/15, Simon (Beezie Madden) 0/0.
3. Columbia 12 faults: Conconcreto Apardi (Daniel Bluman) 8/4, Troya Retiro (Juan Pablo Betancourt) 0/8, Exacto LS (Ilan Bluman) 0/9, Woklahoma (Roberto Teran Tafur) 0/0.
3. Canada 12 faults: Showgirl (Yann Candele) 0/4, Verdi lll (Tiffany Foster) 4/12, Dixon (Ian Miller) 0/4, Zigali PS (Eric Lamaze) 0/4.
5. Venezuela 16 faults: Verdi (Andres Rodriguez) 4/4, Wilco (Emanuel Andrade) 4/16, Atlodetto FZ (Luis Fernando Larrazabal) 0/8, Antares (Pablo Barrios) 0/0.
6. Mexico 28 faults: Caressini L (Luis Alejandro Plascancia) 13/DNS, Jumex Sport Archimdes (Sofia Larrea B) 4/8, Bariano (Eugenio Garza Perez) 0/4, Barbaro (Nicolas Pizarro) 8/4.


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Q: Property/Relations using Fourier series/transform, which give complete information about all the jump singularities of a function. Consider a function which has only jump singularities of the form of the function itself or one of its derivatives jumping. Now let $\hat{f}(k)$ be its Fourier transform/series. We know the decay of the magnitude of the Fourier series/transform depend on how many times $f$ is continuously differentiable.
But now what I am asking is are there any such similar relations which not only tells how many times $f$ is continuously differentiable, but also gives complete information about all the jump singularities of $f$, i.e., the location of the jump $x_i$, the order of the derivative jumping $k_i$, and the amount of the jump $D_i$.
Is it unintuitive to ask such a question? Is such a thing not intuitively possible? I have been sincerely working hard for the past two years trying find an answer to this question, and I would sincerely appreciate suggestions and insights on this question.
EDIT (In view of comment by fedja)
We assume we have complete information about all the Fourier series/transform coefficients both magnitude and phase of all the infinite coefficients. I have mentioned the relation to be somewhat like asymptotic with the only reason that no 'finite number of Fourier coefficients can give any information about the singularities. That's why I expect the relations which give information about singularities need to involve all the infinite coefficients, and in this sense I used the word asymptotic, but we essentially assume we can utilize the full information about all the Fourier coefficients.
If we assume we do not have information about a finite number of Fourier coefficients, it would still not make any difference to the problem as these finite missing coefficients do not carry any info about the singularities, as they would form addition of a trignometric polynomial which is smooth.
EDIT 2
I am not interested in recontrsucting the function. There could  be a lot of functions which could possess the same singularities as the given function but different from the given function. I want a property of  the Fourier  transform/coefficients which is obeyed by all such functions.
EDIT 3
To make my point more precise, may I add that the method should be amenable to an algorithm with infinite computations. Would it be a legitimate thing? I may be not be quite right here, but let me try to express my interest. I assume we were given all (except some finite) the Fourier coefficients, but not in any closed form expression. Say they were supplied to us as real numbers data. Now I'd like know how to do computations on them to determine the singularities.
EDIT 4 (after the answers by Igor Khavkine and Paul Garret)
I am seeking for something as rigorous as this theorem. Let the function $f(\theta)$ be a BV and periodic with period $2\pi$. Let $s_n(\theta)$ be the $n^{th}$ Fourier  series partial sum then, we have $$\lim_{n\to\infty}\frac{{s'_n}(\theta)}{n} = \frac{1}{\pi}(f(\theta^+)-f(\theta^-))$$. Not exactly same or similar to  this, but it should be as rigorous as this theorem.

A: Consider functions of the form $s_k(x) = \Theta(x) x^k$, where $\Theta(x)$ is the Heaviside step function. Then any function of the kind you describe can be written as $f(x) = g(x) + \sum_{i,k} (A_{ik} s_k(x-y_i))$, where the constants $A_{i,k}$ and $y_i$ determine the magnitudes of some finite number of discontinuities in derivatives of order less than $r$ and their locations, and $g(x)$ is $C^r$ regular. Obviously the same decomposition will be true for the Fourier transform $\hat{f}(\xi)$. It is straightforward to compute the Fourier transforms $\hat{s}_k(\xi)$ and match them to the asymptotics of $\hat{f}(\xi)$ for large $\xi$. Essentially, they will decay as powers of $\xi$ and $\hat{s}_k(x)$ will always dominate $\hat{g}(\xi)$ for any $g(x)$ that is $C^r$ regular, with $r>k$.
Then, $\hat{f}(\xi) = \sum_k F_k(\xi) \xi^{-k-1}$, where each $F_k(\xi)$ is a finite linear combination of the form $\sum_i A_{ik} \exp(i\xi y_i)$. It should be straight forward to extract the locations $y_i$ and the jump magnitudes $A_{ik}$ if the $F_k(\xi)$ are known.

A: Adding something to Igor Khavkine's good answer and examples: the question might be construed as talking about functions (additively) _modulo_Schwartz_functions_, for example. Thus, two functions with a jump discontinuity at the same finitely-many points, by the same amount, with the same left-and-right behaviors there, perhaps up to some fixed finite order, would fall into the same equivalence class. Fourier transform would respect the decomposition mod Schwartz functions. There are several reasonable choices for prototypes for functions otherwise rapidly decaying but with specified jumps. For example, the family of functions $x^\alpha\cdot e^{-x}$ for $x>0$ (and $0$ for $x<0$) allows specification of behavior at the jump $x=0$, and the Fourier transforms are readily computible: constant multiples of $1/(x+i)^{\alpha+1}$. Translation is obviously compatible. Thus, in this example, the asymptotics of a finite linear combination of the $x^\alpha\cdot e^{-x}$'s (and translates) at infinity (that is, modulo Schwartz) give (a finite amount of) precise information about the jumps.

A: The question of reconstructing piecewise-smooth (and periodic) functions from their Fourier series coefficients was considered in a series of papers by K.Eckhoff, who developed the so-called "Krylov-Gottlieb-Eckhoff method". See e.g.

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*K.Eckhoff, "Accurate reconstructions of functions of finite regularity from truncated Fourier series expansions" (Mathematics of Computation, 64 (1995): 671-690.)

He showed that $\hat{f}(\xi)$ possess full asymptotic expansion, from which it is in principle possible to reconstruct the positions and the magnitudes of the jumps (and subsequently the point-wise values of the functions between the jumps). Recently, in the two papers

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*D.Batenkov, Y.Yomdin, "Algebraic Fourier reconstruction of piecewise-smooth functions", (Mathematics of Computation, 81 (2012), 277-318), http://arxiv.org/abs/1005.1884

*D.Batenkov, "Complete Algebraic Reconstruction of Piecewise-Smooth Functions from Fourier Data" (to appear in Mathematics of Computation), http://arxiv.org/abs/1211.0680
we have modified this method and actually proved that the new method's rate of convergence is the maximal possible one. In particular, we provide an  explicit nonlinear algorithm to compute the singularities.
An important note is that some kind of a-priori information is necessary in all this business. For instance, you should assume that your jumps are not too small and not too close, otherwise finite number of integral measurements might not distinguish between them. In our papers we provide explicit quantifications of this kind.


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Gear up for Halloween with a free tour of the famed Bayless-Selby House: a Denton landmark mired in murderous mystery.
Craving some candy AND a safe alternative to trick-or-treat? Never fear — trunk-or-treat is here. This annual free event takes place near the Denton County Historical Park. Kids and families can enjoy games like bowling, bean bag toss and football, while eating an amount of candy that's sure to give Denton dentists nightmares.
Don't let the moniker fool you–this fest is as family friendly as they come. Denton's Day of the Dead Festival rejoices in all things fall, Halloween and Dia De Los Muertos–not to mention the always fun Cirque du Horror show, a musical that'll leave audiences gasping and laughing. Dozens of vendors will be in attendance, offering their unique eats, arts and crafts. And lest we forget the coffin races: a spooky tradition that's become a staple of the fest and Denton itself! Don't be scared–$15 gets you general admission for all three shows.
In keeping with tradition, business across town will unite for one big Halloween celebration on the Downtown Square. From 5 to 7 p.m., families, friends, fiends and ghouls can show off their costumes while eating lots and lots of candy.
Every Friday and Saturday, "Ghost Lady" Shelly Tuckers offers hour-and-a-half explorations of Denton and all its haunts. The price of admission is $15, and trust me: this haunted history is worth every penny.
Prefer getting your scare on? Check out this haunted house with a tremendous cast of characters, but beware, it is not for the faint of heart. It will open Sept. 28 and stay open through Nov. 3 with some select weekday showings.


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Portland Trail Blazers superstar Damian Lillard announced on Twitter this morning that he'd be dropping his debut rap album The Letter O under his moniker Dame Dolla tonight at midnight Eastern time and 9 p.m. Pacific.
Oakland, Ogden, Oregon. My debut album #TheLetterO drops tonight @ 9 PST/midnight EST on @iTunes @AppleMusic and @Spotify! #DameDOLLA pic.twitter.com/pUznGF7SQp
— Damian Lillard (@Dame_Lillard) October 20, 2016
Lillard's debut album will feature appearances from musical titans Lil' Wayne, Raphael Saadiq and Jamie Foxx. Securing top-flight talent such as the aforementioned artists on Lillard's first release speaks volumes for his capabilities as a rapper, and he's validated this with multiple songs on his Soundcloud and a fiery freestyle on Sway in the Morning.
So to commerate Dame Dollas release, I've compiled a list of five NBA-ers who tried their hand at rap. I can't promise you quality, but I can confidently ensure a chuckle or two.
Lou Williams: "I'm A Boss" Freestyle
Current Los Angeles Lakers guard Lou Williams used to get his buckets in a Philadelphia Sixers uniform, and Williams' ascension in the NBA aligned perfectly with Philly rap star Meek Mill's rise in rap. After a brief affiliation with T.I.'s record label Grand Hustle, Meek linked up with Rock Ross and signed to his Maybach Music Group, and officially dropped "I'm A Boss," the banger from his Dreamchasers mixtape, as a single. The song peaked at #14 on Billboard's Hot Rap Songs and made him a known name in rap circles.
Williams was known to mingle with Meek, so it was no surprise when he hopped on the "I'm A Boss" beat and spit a few bars. My two favorite parts…
When he breaks down his salary: "Thank God all these games I done played/ay $60K a game/all this money I done made."
When he keeps it realer than real: "I had made my first million fore I ever got laid."
Williams does the "Philadelphia flow" as I like to call it, justice. And I think the braggadocio subject matter from the then babyfaced Lou is awesome. I heard a rumor that he was contemplating dropping a mixtape called Crossover but that was several years ago and obviously never came to fruition. I wonder if he'd still consider releasing a project now that he's advanced in age, but if he did he'd have a listener in me.
Allen Iverson aka Jewelz: "40 Bars"
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Woooooo buddy. This one is definitely my favorite, and not for the violent and misogynistic lyrics that its peppered with, but rather for just the idea of it. Let's trek down memory lane back into the year 2000.
Here we have Allen Iverson, star shooting guard of the Philadelphia Sixers, one of the most divisive professional athletes on the face of the Earth and a cultural icon capable of influencing and swaying millions of youth. One would've hoped that Iverson would've recognized his social leverage and used his stature to emit a positive message. Instead we got "40 Bars," which included lyrics such as this:
"Snipers hitting n**as long distance for a rate/Sons and daughters/One order you'll be floating in water."
NBA commissioner at the time, David Stern, was incensed and summoned Iverson to a meeting with him in regards to the savage lyrics, and Iverson's debut album was nixed.
I understand Iverson's lyrics are an extension of his upbringing and the life he led, but I'm baffled that none of his homies told him this was a terrible idea. What's even funnier is that Iverson was named the league's MVP the following year. I guess winning and captivating an entire nation while doing so enabled us to gloss over a blunder like this. I just laugh trying to envision someone like Stephen Curry dropping something like this today. Imagine the outcry.
Kobe Bryant: "Hold Me" & "K.O.B.E."
Kobe Bryant's was the sonic Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde during his brief rap career.
Here we have a 20-year-old Bryant spitting some sweet lines laced with love on the remix to Brian McKnight's song "Hold Me" and his verse actually isn't too shabby. Kobe is playing it safe here. His verse is quick-hitting and compliments McKnight's efforts and TrackMasters' instrumental nicely, and his stiff movements when the camera pans to him cracks me up.
This track resembles something you might spin at a cookout or when you're cruising on a nice day with the windows down. If you watch the entire video you'll even see a cameo from a young Derek Fisher. Nice work Mr. Mamba!
Then we have uh… goddamnit Kobe.
If you made it past the first few lines, I commend you. I really do. Drop your address in my email or something so I can send you an Edible Arrangements. Guy really got on a track and in the first line said "What I live for? Basketball, beats and broads." EVEN ON THE TRACK KOBE PUT HOOPS FIRST. THE OBSESSION NEVER STOPS. Having Tyra Banks featured takes things to another comedic level, and with the tired beat and Kobe's choppy flow I can feel the late-90's oozing out of this one. I wonder if Kobe still knows the lyrics. I hope not.
Chris Webber: "Gangsta, Gangsta," "Surviving The Times," and "Blunt Ashes"
Chris Webber's lead single from his 1999 album 2 Much Drama was "Gangsta Gangsta," which featured the Dogg Pound's Kurupt. The video lacks cohesion and the instrumental is a little bland, but you can kinda hear some rap promise from Webber. If his flow was tighter and he tinkered with his lyrical content we might've had an undercover spitter in the Association, but hey we've gotta give the man some credit for having this track reach #10 on Billboard's Hot Rap Singles chart.
But just as in the NBA, Webber's got some skills on the boards when it comes to production. He's produced a few songs for Nas, most notably "Surviving the Times," which in my opinion is one of The Don's most underrated cuts, mostly due to the fact it was the first track on his Greatest Hits album. Webber also birthed the classic "Blunt Ashes" which appeared on Hip-Hop Is Dead. Webber's definitely got some production prowess, and he's got one of the greatest of all-time rapping on his beats to give credence to that notion.
Shaquille O'Neal: "No Hook," "(I Know I Got) Skillz"
Shaquille O'Neal was a dope rapper to me because he embraced his true character in his songs and that translated into musical success for him. We all know Shaq off-the-court is a jovial jokester, and that was made even more evident through the lines in his songs. His flows could range from intricate to inviting, and his lyrics were funny. Nothing was feigned here.
His music, permeated with energy and good vibes, made others feel as if they could rap, and if they weren't slick at reciting lyrics on the fly, they could jam to the often-groovy instrumentals. O'Neal's first album "Shaq Deisel" was certified platinum, and his follow-up effort "Shaq Fu: Da Return" went gold. He inked a deal with Jive Records, and worked with some of the genre's most iconic figures including: Phife Dawg, Erick Sermon, Redman, Method Man, RZA, DJ Quik, Jay-Z, Notorious B.I.G., Mobb Deep and Rakim.
Shaq was appreciated because he didn't try to veer down an avenue in which he knew he wouldn't be accepted. He stayed true to himself and was much more prosperous than his peers in this venture due to that fact.
Lastly: I love "No Hook" because RZA and Method didn't take it easy on Shaq. RZA came with a grimy beat and an uncanny delivery that draws you in, and then Method comes in with the commanding flow and shuts the show down. That right there shows the respect they had for Shaq as an artist, even if his skills weren't at their level.
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2018 looks to be the year of the sidekicks, as the Teen Titans GO! animated series will be heading to theaters for a new film. Since their debut in the '60s, the Teen Titans have been one of DC's most popular teams in the comics. That love finally made its way to TV when Cartoon Network launched an animated series in the early aughts. Despite its acclaim amongst fans, the show was canceled after 5 seasons only to be followed by Teen Titans GO! Luckily, the zany style of the new series also proved to be a hit with fans.
Now in its fourth season, Teen Titans GO! has maintained its sense of irreverence even as other DC TV shows have grown darker. Following the adventures of Robin, Beast Boy, Raven, Cyborg, and Starfire, the short episodes pack in a lot of references and jokes. As such, it's almost impossible to imagine the show divorced from its truncated format. DC and Warner Bros, however, seem to feel otherwise.
According to a release from Warner Bros. a Teen Titans GO! animated film will be coming to theaters on July 27, 2018. It also looks as if this will replace the previously untitled animated film that was announced for June 1 of next year.
As of now, there's no other information regarding the film. While it's not hard to imagine the move would appeal to DC and Warners, it's unknown how the quick format of the TV show will be turned into a feature film. Still, it's clear that DC is eager to capitalize on a younger audience of fans and Warner Bros. likely sees the series as a contender for the LEGO Movie market.
In the meantime, 2018 looks to be packed full of Teen Titans content. Titans will arrive sometime next year on DC's new digital streaming service, with casting for the show almost complete. Alongside the live-action series, a number of the Titans will be back for season 3 of Young Justice, which features a similar conceit to Titans and will air on the service as well.
With the Teen Titans GO! movie locked into a release date less than a year away, it's likely we'll learn more soon. It could also prove to be a send-off for the show, as a fifth season hasn't yet been announced.


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WITH the SCA finals starting this weekend, New Norfolk I ended the roster series with a good 73 -run win over St Virgil's at St Virgil's in First Grade. Having first knock the Red Caps hit up the good score of 8/224 off its 50 overs. Harry Booth top-scored with a good 74 which included seven well-struck fours and two sixes. Joe McCulloch got 42 (four fours) and captain David Maddox made 39 (four fours). In reply St Virgil's was dismissed for 151 off 39.1 overs. John Ferguson claimed 3-29 from nine overs while Jamie Maddox took 2-22 (5).
Playing at home in the other First Grade match, Molesworth I went down to Claremont by four wickets. Batting first, Molesworth made 9/164 off its 50 overs. Cody Neads top-scored with 32 (two fours) while captain Jamie Adams made 31 (one four, one six). Nick Piuselli made 24 (two fours, one six). In reply the visitors chased down the runs finishing 6/166 off 37.4 overs. Damien Nieuwesteeg bowled well for Moleswortg taking 4-55 off 8.4 overs. Dean King 1-29 (10) and Jamie Adams 1-32 (10).
SECOND GRADE: In a very big match at Gretna, Gretna I defeated Old Beach by 77 runs. Winning the toss and batting, Gretna hit up the good score of 10/227 off 48.4 overs. Playing his 300th club game, captain Ben Rainbird led the way with good knock of 77, hitting six nice fours and one six. Rhys Browning gave good support with a handy 45 (two fours, one six). Down the order Peter Jelkic made a quickfire 23 (one four, one six). Aaron Maddox remained 16no. In reply Old Beach was bowled out for 150 off 38.4 overs. Openers Corey Ransley 2-28 and Aaron Maddox 2-38 (10) bowled well while later Peter Jelkic picked up 3-32 off 4.4. Spinner Craig Cunningham was very tidy with 1-16 (5). Gretna will now play Montagu Bay at Gretna in the elimination final on Saturday. Congratulations to Gretna I captain Ben Rainbird on playing his 300th club game. Ben has now played 242 games for Gretna I and 58 for Gretna II. He joins and an elite group of players in the 300 Club, which includes his father, uncle and brother-in-law.
THIRD GRADE: Bushy Park sent a warning to the other top five teams with a convincing 139-run win over St Anne's who they will play again in the elimination final this weekend. A superb century by wicket keeper/batsman Shaun Fenton led the way for the big Bushy Park win. In a great display of batting, Fenton made 119 and had partnerships of 83 with Nathan Grant and 104 with Jason Crosswell. Grant batted well making 39 and Crosswell 25. Troy Smith made 23 and Ben Triffett 22. Bushy Park made 10/264 off 48.4 overs. In reply St Anne's was bowled out for 125 off 32.3 overs. Mitch Crosswell was the main wicket-taker, bowling well and taking 3-14 off 4.3 overs. Dylan Grant 2-37 (7).
At North Warrane, Gretna II went down to MacKillop Beltas by the big margin off 183 runs. The home side had first knock and belted 5/313 off 50 overs. In reply Gretna was bundled out for 130 off 23.2 overs. Tom Allcock played a loan hand, batting very well to make 68 (six fours, one six). Luke Wheeler was the only other with double figures with 17 (three fours). The wickets takers for Gretna were Todd Jarvis took 3-64 (10), Luke Crosswell 1-48 (8) and Zac Crosswell 1-58 (10). Darren Lennox bowled very well without luck, returning 0-32 (10).
FOURTH GRADE: Bothwell took care of Richmond/Cambridge at home winning by 66 runs. Having first hit, the Bucks hit up 9/198 off their 50 overs. Brad Eyles lead the way with the willow making 69. Openers Nathan White made 33 and Craig Davey 21. In reply the visitors were bowled out for 132 off 44 overs. Trent Rogers bowled well taking 3-21 off his 10 overs as did Nathan White 3-26 (7). While Matthew Eyles 2-32 (10) and Brock Nichols 2-35 (10) were also tidy.
New Norfolk II lost its chance of making the finals, going down to the Knights by three wickets at Collinsvale, but not without a fight. Batting first the Red Caps posted the good total of 10/218 off 48.5 overs. Keeper Leigh Berry stood tall making a very good 70 which included 11 well-hit fours. Young Mitchell Rice made 21 as did Graeme Rowlands (four fours) and Jamie Hill who was not out with two fours. In reply New Norfolk made the Knights work hard for the win, losing seven wickets and having only two overs to spare, finishing 7/224 off 48 overs. Graeme Rowlands had a great match trying his best, claiming 4-42 off 10 overs. Nathan Cashion also did well 1-32 (7).
FOURTH GRADE: In a very short match, Molesworth II went down to Montagu Bay by nine wickets at Geilston Bay. Lasting just 12.1 overs, Molesworth was bowled out for 43. Jack Evans top-scored with 17 and Josh Ransley 16. There were six ducks. In reply, the Sharks finished 1/47 off 13 overs. Kyle Walker 1-9 off 4 overs.
Bothwell II finished the season with a good 70-run win over Old Beach at Old Beach. Batting first, Bothwell made the good score of 10/220 off 44.1 overs. Simon Eyles made a very good 68 while the in-form Clinton Millhouse made 65. Stuart Eyles made 25 and captain Nathan Eyles 22. In reply, Old Beach was bowled out for 150 off 35.3 overs. Simon Eyles made it a double taking 4-25 off four overs, Adrian Branch also did well taking 3-19 off eight.
SIXTH GRADE: New Norfolk III had a good four-wicket win over Runnymede at Runnymede. The home side had first hit and was bowled out for 110 off 46.1 overs. All the New Norfolk bowlers did their job. Brad Kemmler bowled well taking 3-32 off 9.1 overs while Adam Nossiter did very well taking 2-7 off 5. David Mitchelmore recorded figures of 2-17 off nine overs. Coby Kemmler also recorded the good figures of 1-2 off five overs and Liam O'Brien did likewise with 1-14 off nine. In reply the Red Caps finished 6/113 off 20.4 overs. Brendan Skelly made 47 (seven fours) while Shayne Upton made 16 (two fours). All though New Norfolk got the win the Knights also recorded a victory causing the Red Caps to miss the finals.


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SEA Focus, a lot of talent in a unique place!
Have you ever been to Tanjong Pagar Distripark? It is an amazing place that you must know, apart from other artistic places in Singapore. Through Sunday, January 15, SEA Focus presents emerging artists from Southeast Asia. Not to miss!
"a new world", which is the name given to the SEA Focus exhibition, SAW, an important event of Singapore Art Week, currently held at Tanjong Pagar Distripark. More than a name, it is an idea of a new beginning. The STPI art gallery in Singapore, whose mission is to promote art, is behind the event. A sharp selection of works produced in Southeast Asia is presented by 25 galleries from New York, Sydney, Berlin, Beijing, Taipei, Seoul, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Bangkok, Hanoi, Manila, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and, of course, Singapore !
Experiences and commitments, these artists tell us. Take the time to explore their world, try to understand them and get involved emotionally…
One place, one artist, one meeting…
We love it here. A place unknown to taxis, in the heart of the ferry terminal warehouses. It is exciting to get lost in the floors of this building to discover a new gallery, temporary exhibition, cafe. Taking one of the elevators currently used for freight, and finding ourselves face-to-face with the pod at the end of the corridor, we love this quaint, timeless place. A place of exchanges, meetings, discoveries, freedoms.
It's good to admire works we like or hate every time.
SAM, the Singapore Art Museum, also moved there last year.
Today in the framework of SEA Focus works Bettina Schleier We were particularly challenged by the materials he used and the meaning he gave to his work. Glass beads, embroideries, metal sheets, fluorescent acrylic, electronic components, her paintings are print schemes that represent cities, people, relationships, light in contacts, pleasure and the joy of being able to connect to something and someone. This artist is also outside the convention. His paintings are undoubtedly a positive view of the expansion of the world and human relations. It feels good. Art Porters Gallery, presenting Bettina in Singapore, understood this perfectly.
The Expanding Universe 2023 – Bettina Schleier – Art Porters Gallery
Positive Outcome 2023 – Bettina Schleier – Art Porters Gallery
Nguyen Ngoc Vu Exhibited by CUC Gallery Hanoi, located in Saigon (aka Caubetho), combines classic Vietnamese art with pop culture. It's impressive. This artist does not limit himself to any medium and integrates many references to the past, current events and everyday life in his works. He is an artist who dares.
Nemo – Nguyen Ngoc Vu – CUC Gallery
God of Longevity – Nguyen Ngoc Vu – CUC Gallery
Digital, one of the components of the work or a work in itself?
works of Keith Theo the result of the relationship between the digital and materiality of canvas and paint. He paints intuitively, but is always guided by specific ideas and emotional memories. He creates voluntary and at the same time completely random accidents on his canvases. His works are presented by AC43 Gallery Singapore.
Space Frequency – Keith Teo – AC43 Gallery
Organizes NFT Show called "Living System". Thesis. Tezos is a blockchain and also a cryptocurrency that allows you to buy NFTs on special sales sites and store them in a wallet (electronic wallet).
NFTs are non-fungible tokens, meaning they are time-stamped and tamper-proof. Every job sold is tracked and confirmed in the contract. Thus, even if the work remains visible to everyone, its owner is clearly identified and can decide to keep the work or resell it and therefore speculate.
The most used cryptocurrencies for buying Art NFTs are Ethereum, Solana, Tezos.
The most popular sales sites are Opensea, Rarible, KnowOrigin.
The most recommended wallets are Metamask and Kukai.
As part of the SEA Focus exhibition, the works of 4 artists are presented on screens arranged in a special room.
NFTs already have a place in the art world. It's a great opportunity to discover some of these works and thus be able to judge their creative interest for yourself.
If you'd like to learn more, you can also sign up for the Tezos conference this Saturday, January 14 at 2:00 p.m.
NFT show by Tezos – SEA Focus
Discovery of a place, an artist, a work.
To share a feeling, a thought, an idea.
SEA Focus is on now and until Sunday 15th January at Tanjong Pagar Distripark!
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Q: Unsatisfied Dependency Exception Приветсвую всех  , вопрос такого характера , Я , пытаюсь сделать простую сортировку товаров по категориям на Java Spring . Вот код :
   @RequestMapping(value = "/api/all/find" , method = RequestMethod.GET)
   public @ResponseBody Iterable<Product> Find(@RequestParam String product_title, Map<String , Object> model) {

    if(product_title != null && product_title != " "){
        return productRepo.findAllByTitle(product_title);
    }
    else {
        return productRepo.findAll();
    }
}

public interface ProductRepo  extends CrudRepository<Product , Long> {

        List<Product> findAllByTitle(String product_title);

}

Но при попытки запуска компилятор выдает мне вот такую ошибку :

org.springframework.beans.factory.UnsatisfiedDependencyException:
  Error creating bean with name 'productController': Unsatisfied
  dependency expressed through field 'productRepo'; nested exception is
  org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error
  creating bean with name 'productRepo': Invocation of init method
  failed; nested exception is java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Failed
  to create query for method public abstract java.util.List
  com.example.WebRestApi.repo.ProductRepo.findAllByTitle(java.lang.String)!
  No property title found for type Product!

И это :

Caused by: org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException:
  Error creating bean with name 'productRepo': Invocation of init method
  failed; nested exception is java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Failed
  to create query for method public abstract java.util.List
  com.example.WebRestApi.repo.ProductRepo.findAllByTitle(java.lang.String)!
  No property title found for type Product!

A: Добавьте в контроллер
  @Autowired
  private ProductRepo productRepo;

Только сортировки я у вас не увидел, что-то вроде этого:
  public interface ProductRepo  extends CrudRepository<Product , Long> {

    List<Product> findAllByTitleOrderByCategory(String product_title);

  }

вот здесь он написал что в Product у него нет поля title

ProductRepo.findAllByTitle(java.lang.String)! No property title found for type Product!


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A Bible commentary by University Professor of New Testament Mark Strauss has been named a 2015 Christian Book Award finalist. Mark: Zondervan Exegetical Commentary of the New Testament is a finalist in the Bible reference category. Winning books will be selected from among five finalists in a number of categories and announced on May 5. Strauss, who teaches at Bethel Seminary in San Diego, says that the goal of the Zondervan Exegetical Commentary series, which includes his commentary on Mark, is "to present the best of critical scholarship in a clear and user-friendly format for busy pastors and Bible teachers…The goal is not just to explain the text, but to teach the reader how to read and apply Scripture."
Strauss has been teaching Mark's Gospel for a number of years, and says that "each time I go through it, I get more excited about its power and literary artistry. The author is a master storyteller who draws his readers into the mystery and grandeur of the good news of Jesus Christ. It's been a privilege to contribute this volume to the Zondervan Exegetical Commentary series."
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Q: Give a geometric proof that $\frac{2\cdot3}{4} + \frac{2\cdot3}{16} + \frac{2\cdot3}{64} + \cdots + \frac{2\cdot3}{4^n} + \cdots = 2$ I am suppose to give a "picture proof" for this but I am still having trouble proving it in the first place. I tried proof by induction but I do not think that is how I am suppose to answer the question. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: I swiped this illustration from Wikipedia's article on geometric series:

Perhaps it is suggestive?

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Let S_0 be the rectangle with dimension(2x3);
S_n be the rectangle with dimension(2^(1-n),3x2^(-n));

A_required= Area coloured with pink, which is equivalent to:

           (2x3)/4+(2x3)/16+...    ;

A_complement= Area coloured with purple

            = Area complementary to A_required in S_0 /2;

We have:
A_required  = S_1 + S_2 + ...
A_complement= 2(S_2 + S_3 + ...)
So
A_required - A_complement/2 = S_1 = 3/2 --(1)
A_required + A_complement = 3
A_required/2 + A_complement/2     = 3/2 --(2);
(1)+(2),
(3/2)A_required=3
Therefore A_required=2

A: Hint:
Divide the equation
$$
\frac 64+\frac6{4^2}+\cdots = 2
$$
by $6$ to obtain
$$
\frac 14+\frac 1{4^2}+\cdots = \frac 13
$$
For a geometrical proof, start with a unit square. Color one of the four quarters of the square. Then, repeat using one of the other quarters.
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==Alternative ways to proof it:==
This can be done using geometric series.
Another way is to multiply by $4$ and rewrite it:
$$
\frac 14+\frac 1{4^2}+\cdots =S\\
4S = S + 1\\
S=\frac 13
$$


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West Ham's Aaron Cresswell nominated for GIVEMESPORT Fans' Player of the Month award
By Christy Malyan
Steaming towards his 31st birthday, perceived wisdom would suggest Aaron Cresswell's influence at West Ham should have started to water down by now.
Defenders tend to peak a little later than other positions but such is the physical intensity of the Premier League and the modern-day expectations of full-backs in particular that by and large, Cresswell should be struggling to meet demands.
But the occasional England international is instead enjoying an Indian summer in east London as David Moyes' switch to a back three has created a role giving Cresswell a new lease of life.
Bombing up and down the left flank has been assigned to Arthur Masuaku, leaving Cresswell to cover the channel when West Ham are out of possession while allowing him the space to make an impact when he's on the ball.
That largely encapsulates Cresswell's season. As well as playing a part in all four of West Ham's clean sheets and accordingly drawing praise from Alan Shearer for being "sound defensively", Cresswell has registered the most assists of any Hammers player and created the most chances of any defender in the Premier League.
It marks a noteworthy improvement from last season, when Cresswell was beginning to show his age at left-back. While we're ultimately comparing the former Ipswich man's returns from two different positions, it's nonetheless telling that his per game averages have increased for tackles, clearances, blocks and key passes, while his pass completion rate has risen as well.
Albeit by mere fractions in some instances, it's symptomatic of how Cresswell just looks far more comfortable and far better suited to the wide centre-back berth, which is probably closer to the left-back role he learned growing up than the increasingly offensive and dynamic requirements of the No.3 trade today.
The form of Cresswell - who Transfermarkt value at £5.85m - hasn't gone unnoticed by Moyes either, who was quick to praise the defender prior to West Ham's win over Aston Villa on Monday night.
"Aaron Cresswell has been excellent for us. On both occasions I've been here he's played very well. He's at the age now where he's understanding the game better and his reading of it, and he's playing very well."
Moyes' inspired switch to a back three after an incredibly underwhelming performance on the Premier League's opening weekend that ended in a 2-0 defeat to Newcastle has managed to bring the best out of a player who was on the verge of becoming outdated.
And in a season of vast improvements for the Hammers, who for the first time in a number of years appear set for a campaign that isn't overshadowed by the dark cloud of potential relegation, Cresswell has shown the biggest and most significant improvements of any first-team regular.
Those improvements have been acknowledged by us at GIVEMESPORT, with Cresswell earning a nomination for November's GMS Fans' Player of the Month award. You can vote for him at the bottom of this article or by visiting https://www.footballfancast.com/fan-awards.
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Utilization review is the process of making sure healthcare services are being used appropriately and efficiently, which is a key component of a value-based approach to paying for health care.
The goal of utilization review is to make sure patients get the care they need, that it's administered via proven methods, provided by an appropriate healthcare provider, and delivered in an appropriate setting.
The process should result in high-quality care administered as economically as possible and in accordance with current evidence-based care guidelines.
Who Does Utilization Review?
UR is done by health insurance companies, but also by hospitals, home health companies, and myriad other types of healthcare providers.
The government requires hospitals to have an effective utilization review program in order to participate in Medicare and Medicaid. And there are also drug utilization review protocols in place for both Medicare and Medicaid, in an effort to reduce abuse and misuse of certain medications, particularly opioids.
Utilization review can be done while the care is being given, known as concurrent UR, or after the care has been completed, known as retrospective UR. Utilization reviews can also be done prospectively, as part of the prior authorization process, when a patient needs approval from their health insurer before a test or treatment can be performed.
UR is frequently, but not always, done by nurses. UR nurses have protocols that define what high-quality care is and by whom and in what setting it should be administered (this includes an analysis of whether a patient should be admitted as an inpatient or kept under observation, which changes how health insurance covers the hospital stay).
UR nurses at hospitals and home health companies work closely with their UR nurse counterparts at health insurance companies, as well as with the quality improvement team, the social work team, the discharge planning team, and the clinical staff caring for the patient.
Sometimes, the hospital UR nurse is also the discharge planner. When UR and discharge planning are combined into one job, it's known as case management.
An Example of Utilization Review
Sam is admitted to the ICU through the emergency room in the middle of the night after a car accident. The next morning, the hospital's UR nurse looks at Sam's medical record and notes all of his medical problems and treatments.
She consults her protocols to make sure that the ICU is the best place for Sam to be treated. For example, it could be that Sam would benefit from being transferred to a specialty trauma ICU at the regional trauma center. Alternatively, it could be that Sam's injuries aren't so severe and his treatments not so complex as to warrant being in the ICU; he might be more efficiently and economically cared for in the ICU step-down unit or on a surgical floor.
Most of the time, she'll find that patients are being cared for at the correct level of service, and that Sam should be in the ICU right where he is. However, if her protocols suggest a different level of care would be more appropriate, she would discuss this with the doctors and nurses who are providing Sam's medical care.
Those doctors and nurses may provide additional information which makes it clear that Sam is right where he needs to be. But it might also become clear that Sam would be cared for more appropriately in a different setting, like the ICU step-down unit or the regional trauma center's trauma ICU. If this is the case, the UR nurse works with the physician and the nursing staff to get Sam where he can receive the best and most efficient care to meet his medical needs.
The hospital UR nurse communicates with the UR nurse at Sam's health insurance company. The health plan UR nurse compares Sam's clinical findings and treatments with the health plan's protocols. She then communicates back to the hospital UR nurse something to the effect that the health plan approves Sam's admission and treatment and is authorizing four days of hospitalization. She might add instructions to contact her if it becomes apparent Sam will need more than four days of hospitalization.
The hospital UR nurse follows along with Sam's progress every day or two. If it becomes clear to her that Sam won't be healthy enough to be discharged before the four days approved by the health plan's UR nurse are up, she'll contact the health plan's UR nurse with an update on Sam's condition and treatments.
If the hospital notifies the health plan's UR nurse that Sam won't be ready to go home when anticipated, the health plan's UR nurse will consult her protocols and either approve more days of hospitalization or suggest a more appropriate alternative care setting.
For example, if Sam needs intensive physical therapy but not the other medical services that acute-care hospitals provide, the health plan's UR nurse might suggest transferring Sam to an inpatient rehabilitation facility where he can get the physical therapy and nursing care he needs more economically.
Utilization Review in Your Health Plan
UR done by your health plan is similar to UR done in a hospital but with a few differences. For example, if a hospital admission doesn't pass UR at the health plan, the health plan will likely deny the claim when the hospital sends the bill. Your health plan won't pay for care it doesn't believe is medically necessary or care not delivered in an appropriate setting.
Part of the reason hospitals tend to have such robust internal utilization review protocols is to avoid claim denials in the first place by ensuring that the care they're providing is appropriate, efficient, and linked to improved patient outcomes. That said, there are appeals processes in place that you and your healthcare provider or hospital can use if your health plan denies a claim.
States can and do regulate how health insurance companies conduct utilization review, for health plans that are regulated at the state level (ie, health plans that aren't self-insured). The National Association of Insurance Commissioners has a utilization review model act that states can use as-is or modify as necessary to meet state laws and regulations.
State insurance commissioners are responsible for overseeing the insurance companies that offer coverage within the state, and you can reach out to your state's insurance commissioner if you have a question or comment about your health plan's utilization review process.
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What's Jeff Brown's Convergence Pitch About?
March 10, 2022 by Editor
Jeff Brown, one of the most prolific investment analysts in the technology sector, recently released a presentation titled "Convergence."
In the presentation, he talks about a massive stock event that is happening right now that we should capitalize on by making specific moves. He teases one such investment and it comes in the form of a small company that will do well in "the convergence."
In this piece, we will be taking a closer look at what Jeff Brown was talking about to find out what he means by convergence. We will also look into the the tiny company he is teasing.
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Jeff Brown's "Convergence" presentation focuses on what Jeff Brown considers a massive event that's happening in the world of technology and finance.
He believes that in this exclusive stock market event, there will be a small cap company that emerges to play a greater role thus making investors who go for it a lot of money.
Jeff Brown tells us that when "convergence" has happened in the past — the few times it has in human history — it has been impactful.
What is "convergence"?
It is a term that Jeff Brown is using in his pitch to refer to when two industries come together, in this case when Artificial Intelligence (AI) disrupts the biotechnology industry.
When a "convergence" happens, it creates ripples across the stock market.
Jeff Brown has done backtests and his results prove this:
That is just a sample of the most exceptional companies that were affected by a convergence. Jeff even says that such gains rarely happen and they represent the best performers.
That being said, he still thinks that there is a great opportunity for investors who make the right investments.
Jeff says that as big of an impact as the "Convergence" makes 99% of the world is not aware that it is happening and a majority of investors are left out.
Therefore, in releasing this presentation, he wants to bridge the information gap and have more people taking advantage of the opportunity.
He says that all you need to have is your regular brokerage account and that you won't even have to buy anything (this sounds a bit contradicting because he then recommends stocks).
As the "convergence" happens, Jeff insists that investors should not focus on a major corporation, an MIT lab, or a military base.
Instead, they should consider a small-cap biotech company that is 1% the size of Johnson & Johnson.
According to him, this tiny company is set to disrupt the world of modern medicine as we know it because it has found a "new way" to discover drugs that uses Artificial Intelligence — hence the convergence of AI and biotechnology.
Jeff tells us that this new AI-enabled drug discovery process is more effective than traditional methods. It will achieve that because it will not just try to rectify limitations to the current processes.
In short, it is not going to fix the system by helping scientists or speeding them up, it will just replace them.
It will use artificial intelligence without human input to discover new drugs. Something similar is being pushed by ZebiAI Therapeutics, which has collaborated with Google.
Investors have already started to take notice and some significant ones have already started buying up huge stakes in this tiny biotech company.
For example, Bill Gates purchased over sixteen million shares, David E. Shaw – a billionaire – has bought over 9 million shares, and Ron Baron – another rich guy – owns this stock too.
Jeff claims that the top 20 pharmaceutical companies in the world have entered into agreements with this small-cap to use its technology for their drug discovery processes.
Besides sharing its new AI-driven drug discovery process with big pharma, this company is using the AI itself to create a drug that may cure Pancreatic Cancer and eradicate it.
If this were to happen, Jeff believes that the profits on the table could be even greater especially if this company develops the cure.
Jeff wants you to buy stock of this small-cap stock on the ground floor before this news about its drug process and cancer drug breaks because it may initiate what he refers to as the "golden path of biotech."
This "golden path," is what happens when a biotech company takes a drug directly from the lab into the market where it works as intended. Usually, such companies grow exponentially.
Jeff Brown has a special report about this small-cap that is titled Convergence: The Small Cap Company Using AI To Discover Drugs.
If you want him to email it to you for free, you should sign up for his investment advisory service called Exponential Tech Investor.
Jeff Brown is an investment analyst who has more than two decades of experience in the tech industry. He is the founder and chief investment analyst of Brownstone Research. He writes a popular newsletter called The Bleeding Edge, where he shares his market insights and investment ideas.
We recently shared Jeff Brown's predictions for 2022 which cover the likes of GTE and SCG.
Jeff has worked for renowned firms like Qualcomm, NXP Semiconductors, and Juniper Networks at the executive level.
In terms of his investment approach, he specializes in detecting small companies with immense potential early enough before they take off. Case in point, he has found one small-cap biotech company that can offer big gains in the future.
Jeff Brown uses his technology and investing experience to help everyday investors to early-stage companies on the verge of exponential growth. He has master's degree in management from the London Business School.
Jeff Brown's Exponential Tech Investor is a tech-centric investment advisory service published by Brownstone Research. Jeff writes about the smallest, most explosive investment ideas in the world.
He writes about investments that are typically reserved for private angel investors like him. He targets the ones that are too small to share with the larger audience of his popular premium newsletter, The Near Future Report.
Jeff also makes it pretty clear that Exponential Tech Investor is not everybody's cup of tea, by design. It is tailored to a specific kind of investor:
"This premium research service is reserved for a special type of person.
Someone who can afford to speculate. And someone willing to take a chance at the kind of explosive wealth small-cap investing can offer."
In other words, it is meant for investors who are comfortable taking risks with unproven startups because there is a lot of risk involved.
Jeff says that he has assembled a team of hedge-fund quality analysts and staff who work tirelessly to find the biggest investment opportunities long before they go public.
When you sign up for Exponential Tech Investor, you receive:
Special access to Exponential Tech Investor's Members-Only Website
Access to Every Back Issue of Exponential Tech Investor — And Every Past Special Report
Unrestricted Access to Exponential Tech Investor's Model Portfolio
Customer Support From Florida-Based Team
A Welcome Video From Jeff Brown
The "Convergence" Watchlist – the name of companies that are on Jeff Brown's checklist.
As I mentioned earlier, you get a free copy of the special report Convergence: The Small Cap Company Using AI To Discover Drugs covering all the details of Jeff's small cap company.
The report has the stock's name, more background information and details about the stock, and recommended buy-up-to-price.
There are other special reports that come as part of the package:
Jeff Brown sees a big future for AI. He believes that it will have wider-ranging applications than it has now.
But for that AI revolution to happen, Jeff believes that it will hinge on one special device, no larger than the palm of your hand to change our world in a big way.
And here's the kicker: there is only one independent producer of the device in the entire world. This producer already holds 55 patents and it is based in the United States. Jeff wants you to consider it for investment
This is a list of small-cap 5G investments. These are stocks likely to grow exponentially —as 5G finishes rolling out nationwide.
Jeff believes that with the companies found in The Million-Dollar Portfolio, you'll be in a position to capitalize on this revolution in a way no one else in the world can.
The Exponential Tech Investor goes for $4,000 per year if you join through the Brownstone Research website.
But if you subscribe to Exponential Tech Investor through the presentation, you will get it for $2,000 per year.
There are NO CASH REFUNDS.
You can cancel your subscription within 90 days and they will allow you to divert that $2,000 to any other advisory service offered by Brownstone Research or its corporate affiliates in the Legacy Research Group.
Yes, Jeff Brown's Convergence is a legit presentation.
Jeff Brown is one of the most vocal investment gurus in matters biotech. He has been urging people to invest in biotech stocks for years now. He has also been recently telling people to invest in AI stocks.
So, whatever you make of him, there is a bit of credibility to his approach.
On top of that, he is not the only one talking about biotechnology and AI. Many analysts you'd consider reputable still think that there is an investment opportunity in biotech in spite of the recent market correction. They share his outlook and that goes to show that he is not making farfetched claims.
However, he and all those experts who agree with him could wind up being proven totally wrong so you should take everything with a grain of salt.
If you are looking for early stage companies with high profit potential, then Jeff Brown's Convergence is worth analyzing. Although Jeff is selling a newsletter, he does raise a few points that you can go off and find other investment ideas.
Speaking of the small cap stock he recommends, since it uses advanced AI technology to discover life-saving drugs, it may have a bright future. Will it grow into a massive company that competes with Big pharma? It is hard to tell right now.
That being said, you should proceed with caution especially when investing in small companies because although the reward is high, the risk is massive too.
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