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Weekend-Monday October 24-26, 2009 Vol 2417 - Loose electricity
"Our economy is so fucked, the rich
are running out of things to steal."
-- Unknown
Swine Flu National Emergency
Why I Hate Obama, (NiWH)
McCain's Internet Handcuffs
Has Talk Radio Ruined the GOP?
Army fixing recruitment numbers?
Jennings's NAMBLA buddies
Russert, sex-obsessed whore
Angie Harmon's TNT cop show
evilnewness.com
"I spend a lot of time thinking about Katrina, and whether I could have
sent in the federal troops right away, even though it was against the law,"
-- Bush, on why he let 8,000 Black people die - because he always obeys the law, Link
"Lookie me, Pickles, I'm obeying the law
by letting those darkies drown..."
Butt George, if you were (in your words) willing to break the law,
why did you let them drownn for 5 days before taking any action?
Besides, you said Brownie did "a heckuva job."
That's when America finally realized you were a delusional liar.
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Obama declares swine flu a national emergency
Obama declared the swine flu outbreak a national emergency, giving his health chief the power
to let hospitals move emergency rooms offsite to speed treatment and protect noninfected patients.
The declaration, signed Friday night and announced Saturday, comes with the disease more prevalent
than ever in the country and production delays undercutting the government's initial, optimistic estimates
that as many as 120 million doses of the vaccine could be available by mid-October.
Health authorities say more than 1,000 people in the United States, including almost 100 children, have died
from the strain of flu known as H1N1, and 46 states have widespread flu activity. So far only 11 million doses
have gone out to health departments, doctor's offices and other providers, according to the CDC officials.
That's a good move, but why not take it to the next level?
Why not insist/demand that every school and every public building have Purell or
some kind of anti-bacterial tissues at every entrance and in every classroom?
They say kids are spreading this deadly disease - so let's close the schools for 3-6 months.
What's worse - losing a few months of school or losing a few classmates?
This epidemic is either serious or it's not.
Why is our government doing nothing in a crisis?
Why call it "a national emergency" but not ask the nation to take any action?
"I have trouble listening to what he says sometimes because of the blood that drips from his teeth
while he's talking...by the way, when he was done speaking, did he just turn into a bat and fly away?"
-- Rep Alan Grayson, calling Cheney a goddamn vampire, wehateclintons.com
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no on else with any clue will
Almost every time I get a letter like this, I send back this reply:
Carnaby, if you have something to say, I'll give you 200 words.
Lots of people will read it, just keep it clean.
But it's so rare that one of them takes me up on the offer.
Why are these loud, extra-opinionated people so quiet when you give them a forum to speak?
If the vulgar Pigboy offered me three uniterrupted minutes on his hate show, I'd keep it clean
and I might even raise a few questions in the minds of his double-digit-IQ easily-led sheep.
(The single-digiters are already too far gone - they can't be saved.)
And I get that not everybody wants to defend their politics in public,
but why don't the loud, extra-opinionated people want to?
How can they be so angered by a threat they can't define?
by Rich Lowry
Republicans needn't trouble themselves to nominate a presidential candidate in 2012.
No matter what, President Barack Obama will be running against George W. Bush...
Obama clearly wants Bush to be the Hoover to his FDR. Since his predecessor left office with 34 percent job approval,
Obama understandably feels moved to scorn and berate him. But Obama's perpetual campaign against Bush is graceless,
whiny, and tin-eared. Must Obama always reach for the convenient excuse?...
When Obama first burst on the scene, he seemed to respect the other side. That refreshing Obama is long gone.
Now, he impugns his immediate predecessor with classless regularity, and attributes the worst of motives --
pure partisanship and unrestrained greed -- to those who oppose him. Their assigned role is to get the hell out of his way.
The acid test of the White House inevitably exposes a president's character flaws:
Obama in the crucible is exhibiting an oddly self-pitying arrogance."
Funny how Lowry was unable to list the litany of personal insults Obama has cursed at Der Monkey Fuhrer.
He didn't list them because they don't exist except for in the imaginations of FOX News and handjob birthers.
The old goat's into bondage - for the truth
McCain's bill, the Internet Freedom Act, seeks to do the opposite of what its name implies by ensuring that
broadband and wireless providers can discriminate and throttle certain traffic while giving preferential treatment
to other traffic. Basically, those in power or those who pay more will have better access. Apparently we have
different definitions of 'freedom'.
According to the text of the McCain bill, the FCC "shall not propose, promulgate, or issue any regulations
regarding the Internet or IP-enabled services." Isn't that what the FCC does? Isn't that sort of like introducing
a bill to prohibit the Treasury from printing money, or a bill to prohibit the IRS from collecting taxes?
Isn't it sad that we live in a country where Republican senators have all the power
but the Democratic senators are totally and completely helpless?
republicansforrape.org
"That's been the difficulty since day one. They should have come down with a very clear template in terms of
what they were expecting. From that, we should have had hearings and the Congress should have legislated.
And, having done it the reverse way with these five different bills percolating up through committees,
it's really difficult to see even what we are voting for."
-- Sen Jim Webb, saying Obama has done a poor job on health care so far, Link
What's scary?
Scary ...is no more Bartcop.com
"The Foxbots started blaming Obama for the Bush financial collapse before
the electoral votes were tallied. Up until late October it was all Bill Clinton's fault."
-- paleolib, Link
Subject: Blind umpires killing baseball
There was an article in Wired that explained the whole phenomenon of umpires missing calls.
I can't find it but I'll do my best to explain what it said...
Light travels faster than sound, which means humans see things before they hear them. The brain compensates for this
input discrepancy by deliberately postponing sight processing for microseconds so it'll synch up with sound processing.
Which means ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING YOU SEE is after it happened.
When we're dealing with baseball calls that actually deal in microseconds, it's possible for a human umpire
who is closer to the action than a video camera to see things ever so slightly different. Just a slight bit of erratic
synaptic syncopation and the umpire actually sees the foot leave the base earlier than the camera does.
He's not crazy or even mistaken. It's just the way the brain works.
And, of course, a genuine scientific excuse for getting rid of umpires in professional baseball.
Michael Dare,
http://dareland.com
Girl goes missing at Metallica concert
on her tons-of-fun Entertainment Page
Gravitational Homeopathy
Pilots Confess They Had FOX News On in Cockpit
Will you get a swine flu shot?
Top 10 Countries to Drink the Local Alcohol
I assume Mexico is Number One?
People tell me they can't get in the Bartcop Forum
Can anybody tell me what's going on and how we can fix this?
One person suggested trying a different browser.
Newsmax is selling Sarah Palin's book "Going Rouge" for under $5.
Ever heard of 85% off a book that's not even available yet?
They do that so they can lie, "Best selling author, Sarah Palin."
BTW, will Palin be doing TV interviews to promote "her" book?
Or are there too many "sneaky" interviewers
out to "trap" her with some "trick" questions?
"Fox News is talk radio. If that's true, MSNBC is pornography.
And Obama likes MSNBC. CNN is child porn."
-- the vulgar Pigboy, ranting as he "rear ends" another young boy,
Subject: fishy recruiting numbers
Your Bartship, I wrote you about how the Military uses news media and "good-news-all-is-rosy" bullshit
to make young people feel that enlisting is the "right" thing to do. Here is a recent report in a rag by vets, for vets.
bikertrash
Army fixing recruitment numbers to justify SURGE in Afghanistan?
And wouldn't that surge be "Obama's surge?" (that's an innocent question.)
veteranstoday.com
Amid charges from Cheney and other Republicans that Obama is taking too long to make a decision on sending
more troops to Afghanistan, Correspondent Fred Kaplan of Slate says that the Army's claims to have exceeded
its 2009 recruiting goals have been exaggerated. The numbers are very fishy, and it is what the Pentagon IS NOT
telling the American people, Congress, and their Commander-In-Chief that is highly irregular.
Some Pentagon officials claim success was due to high unemployment, while others to a spurt in civic-mindedness
in response to Obama's call for national service. However, scrutiny shows that fewer people joined the Army this year
than last year and the Army lowered its recruitment goals.
Gee, if we could trust the whore press, maybe we could get some answers.
If the Pentagon is lying to us, somebody big needs to be fired.
Thanks to Bikertrash, Fred Kaplan and anyone else who's demanding honesty and transperency.
Subject: None Dare Call It Pablum
I am appalled that conservatives are attacking the Obama Administration's courageous fight against the alien global media empire (Fox)
that is indoctrinating us with its un-American values (reality shows, sockpuppet shows (Fox News), song and dance competitions ---
European imports all) ! Has Fox really bought off the teabaggers, Minutemen and oathkeepers with the Glenn Beck comedy hour ---
at what discount have they sold their souls ? How can real Merkins sit idly by while Emmitt Smith and Lawrence Taylor prance across
the screen wearing bowler hats ! Why are the Republicans refusing to defend us from the aliens with their strange language and twisted
logic (e.g., Rupert Murdoch from Australia and Tim McCarver from the Lesser Magellanic Cloud[?]) ?
We must stand tall and united behind the President as he takes back America and its airwaves, cable lines & satellite channels from
Fox's one-world programming agenda or else we'll be drinking drink warm beer that doesn't taste like treated wastewater (talk about
Marxism) and watching two-day cricket tests and even World Cup soccer ! If you're not with Obama then you're with Simon Cowell !
Conservatives claimed the media had an inherent liberal bias.
This was important for a few reasons; it made it possible for Republicans to shrug off reporting which showed
their agenda was not what the public wanted, it played a victim meme which dovetailed nicely with the nefarious
Southern Strategy (e.g. conservatives were victims of the liberal press just like white working folks were victims
of liberal policies) and perhaps most importantly it allowed the creation and legitimating of the Right Wing Echo chamber...
This all came into its own during the Clinton Administration.
Using the whipped up scandals and the one real one of the Clinton Presidency, they fanned the flames of their base
with lurid tales of drug dealing out of the White House and the supposed murder of Vince Foster. As the Republicans
overplayed their cards with impeachment, the next step in the echo chamber was coming to life, Fox News. From its
inception it was clear they were pointed towards the farthest right of the right. Any network that has to tell you over
and over and over they are "Fair and Balanced" is anything but.
When FOX cries "Fair and balanced," it reminds me of those crooked plumbers who
have that Christian fish decal on their back window to make the easily-led think he's honest.
TheLiberalStore.com
Subject: Steve Phillips fired for affair with intern
Steve Phillips had an affair with Meatloaf?
Have you noticed that since Obama has been president,
the price of gas has remained steady and not too expensive?
If McCain had won, gas would be $3 per gallon higher today.
Over the weekend, Mom confessed.
She said it was all planned two weeks in advance.
That's like pulling 99 fire alarms.
Somebody's going to have to go to prison,
unless this Henne guy is a big-time Republican donor.
"The White House hosted a secret, off the record briefing for Keith Olbermann and Rachel Maddow.
They spent spent more than two hours with Obama. Why is the press corps giving the White House
a pass for behavior it never would have tolerated from other administrations? I believe it's simple bias."
-- Tucker Carlson, pretending Bush never met with right-wingers like Beck and the Pigboy, Link
Subject: Why is anyone listening to Cheney?
Hi Bart, from McClatchy Papers...
"Bush has had the good grace to go into seclusion and not stand on the sidelines second-guessing every move
made by his successor. Cheney, by contrast, has taken it upon himself to serve as the chief critic of the Obama
administration and chief defender of the Bush administration, even if it requires rewriting history."
I think they run those Cheney quotes just to watch the Democrats tremble.
Dog For Sale!
Free to good home.
Excellent guard dog.
Owner cannot afford to feed him anymore, as there are no more R wing scum,
Wall Street CEOs, AM radio blow hards, neoconservative thieves, republican murderers,
or Faux news molesters left in the neighborhood for him to eat.
Pilot denies crew was napping
What else can he say and keep his job?
The first officer of the Northwest Airlines jet that missed its destination by 150 miles says there was no fight
in the cockpit, neither he nor the captain had fallen asleep and the passengers were never in any danger.
But in an interview with The Associated Press two days after he and a colleague blew past their destination
as air traffic controllers tried frantically to reach them, pilot Richard Cole would not say just what it was that
led to them to forget to land Flight 188.
"It was not a serious event, from a safety issue," Cole said in front of his Salem, Ore., home.
"I would tell you more, but I've already told you way too much."
The minute he tells the truth his career is over, so no wonder he's playing Tommy Dimwit.
And where were the stewardesses?
For instance, it takes less than 3 hours to fly from Tulsa to Las Vegas.
If I'm on that plane for 4 hours, I'm going to be asking the flight attendents what's up.
Does the cockpit have a doorbell they can ring to wake the sleeping pilots?
Mike the Dealer's Football Picks
Tomorrow we'll have the weekend's results.
Dallas won, that makes it a bad weekend for sports.
Oh, and congrats to Steinbrenner for purchasing another World Series...
See more at http://whatnowtoons.com
There are 158 shows online to listen to
and more are coming
(10% of your gross is the usual tithe.)
"The GOP needs to shed its image as the 'old white guy party'. We need a more welcoming message.
We just can't be the party of no. Republicans need to offer solutions to these problems."
-- Jeb Bush, talking like a sane man (for a Bush), Link
Russert, the sex-obsessed whore
Did he have anything on his mind besides Clinton's cock?
Branch recounts being the lone Clinton defender on one of the last "Meet the Press" shows of Clinton's term,
when all the other guests were still obsessed with the president's cock. It was bad enough on camera, but during
commercial breaks Russert and his friends gossiped about alleged new Clinton girlfriends and sang
"Who let the dogs out?" tapping their pencil along to the woof-woof chorus.
I wonder if Russert had any shame at all when he admitted, under oath, that he was for sale?
BTW Timmy, Nixon and Novak both cheat at cards.
Or is cheating legal in Hell?
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U2's Sunday concert review
Just before the band came on stage, a roadie calling himself Rocco got up in front of the crowd of 96,000 and said,
"Tonight, you are the ones making history, in North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Antarctica.
Tonight, we need to hear your voices, and to hear you sing. Can you do it?"
In response, the crowd roared its agreement, and indeed, throughout U2's approximately two hours on stage, there were
several emotional moments when Bono stopped singing and let the audience take over the vocals. These were truly
awe-inspiring moments, as there is very little on Earth like the sound of nearly 100,000 people singing together.
Hmmmm, nothing in my mailbox about the biggest concert ever.
I guess I was the only one who watched it?
Tech-wise, I'd give it an A-.
There were a couple of mini-glitches near the start, but even then, the sound kept coming.
Performance-wise, it was A+ all the way. Bono had a great night.
Curiously, I didn't see the "300M African lives saved" graphic on the big screen.
Did I miss it or did they decide that was too political for a worldwide event?
"These days, you can find out what's happening at just about any event by turning to Twitter.
But at the Rose Bowl, this wasn't the case. It turned out that there was nearly no connectivity,
and so there seemed to be a dearth of tweets sent from inside the concert." Link
That's because iPhones don't work in large crowds.
Why doesn't Apple fix this glaring and dangerous flaw?
Cosby on his High Horse Again
Does he have any idea who Mark Twain was?
Former TV star Bill Cosby will receive the nation's foremost humor prize Monday at the Kennedy Center in Washington.
Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock and other top entertainers will line up to honor him with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.
It's a prize Cosby has turned down twice before because he said he was disgusted with profanity
and N-words thrown around by performers honoring Richard Pryor, who was the first recipient in 1998.
"I told them flat out no because I will not be used, nor will Mark Twain be used, in that way," he told The Whore AP.
Profanity bugs Cosby.
Cosby is an idiot.
Mark Twain cursed like The Rude Pundit.
Twain said he wouldn't stay in Heaven if God didn't allow cursing.
The Nation magazine is facing "a daunting million dollar deficit."
Boo f-ing hoo.
Maybe they should fire their attack-Obama-below-the-belt writers.
Subject: your comment about heart attacks
> "If you have $100K worth of insurance and you have a $250K heart attack, you better have
> $150K in savings or you're filing bankruptcy and losing your car and your almost paid-for home."
If you live in Massachusetts the first 500k of your home is protected against any civil action except loans you took out
against the house. All you need is to file a one-page form called a Homestead Allowance and you're protected.
But because America is stupidly fractured into fifty sets of laws, hundreds of millions of us
don't have that protection. Wouldn't it be great if we lived in The United States?
Also, all of your funds for retirement (IRA, Roth Keogh, 401k, SarSep, Simple) are exempt from any civil action.
I hear that there is no limit in Florida on homesteads, that's why so much dirty money is tied up in big houses there.
Bankruptcy judges aren't going to take your car unless it is a Maserati. As long as you use the car to get to work
and it's reasonable, you're fine.
But the repo man can take it if you're late because you haven't worked because you had the heart attack.
As Al Franken pointed out in that clip, Switzerland and France and Germany have ZERO medical bankruptcies.
Too bad America is AFRAID of being as advanced as Eureopean countries.
BTW, the IRS doesn't track wire transfers under 10k so you can build a litigation-proof nest egg .:
Just use after-tax dollars.
Well sure - but the trick is getting your hands on nine thousand dollars in cash to get started.
And then you have to do that 16 more times to be protected from that $150K medical surprise.
Fuck it - let's all move to Amsterdam.
pennies from each dollar.
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Why That Faggot Must Resign
by Sean Hannity, now fallen to number 4 after Beck, Rush and O'Reilly
Despite growing concern over Obama's safe school "czar" Kevin Jennings, the White House
is refusing to directly comment on the controversy. Instead, Robert Gibbs has decided to criticize
media outlets like FOX News for bringing the scandal to light:
The truth, Robert, is that Jennings admitted he was aware of a sexual relationship between a high school
sophomore — who now claims he was 16 at the time — and an older man. It was Jennings who originally
said the boy was 15, and Jennings who admits that he did nothing wrong.
The White House for turning a blind eye to the Jennings saga. They also uncovered a 1997 speech that Jennings
gave in which he said, "One of the people that's always inspired me is Harry Hay." Hay was a longtime gay rights
advocate and big supporter of the North American Man-Boy Love Association or the group NAMBLA.
In fact, in a 1983 speech Hay said, "If the parents and friends of gays are truly friends of gays, they would know
from their gay kids that the relationship with an older man is precisely what 13, 14, and 15-year-old kids need more
than anything in the world." It is time for Kevin Jennings to resign.
Wait - this is the "scandal" where Obama has chosen to take stand?
The poor bastard that the right-wing echo chamber will turn into NAMBLA's co-founder and president?
http://www.barryrichman.com
FOX assaults Jennings' anti-AIDS group
Media matters has an entirely different story on this
Advancing the newest ludicrous and bigoted attack in a long series of failed efforts by conservatives to smear Education
Department official Kevin Jennings and force his firing, Hannity and the Washington Times have insisted that Jennings'
past involvement with the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP) somehow disqualifies him from serving in the
Obama administration. But such arguments are absurd, given that ACT UP, an anti-AIDS activist organization, has been
credited with both creating awareness of the AIDS epidemic in America and facilitating more effective treatment of the disease.
There's a world of difference between helping an anti-AIDS organization and claiming
to be "inspired" by a man who advocated that men have affairs with 13 year old boys.
How Catholic - how Limbaughian.
I don't think this is a fight we can win.
The last thing Obama needs to have added to his GOP-defined resume is "Supports child molesters."
If I'm wrong on this, write and tell me why but this doesn't seem to be the hill we want to defend at all costs.
With all the caving Obama has done, maybe he should've caved in one more time on this one, too.
Of course, had he not caved in all those previous times, he would need to take a strong stand now
to prove that he is capable of taking a strong stand when he wants to.
Did we get bamboozled again?
The question is not "Is Bart homophobic?"
The question is "What can we successfully defend in today's near-civil war climate?"
FOX and hate radio have already defined Obama as "determined to destroy America."
Obama's refusal to fight back - just like Kerry - has allowed his enemies to define him for about 40% of America.
If they're semi-successful at making Obama "the child molester's friend," that charge cannot be defended
once it sticks and Obama's approval ratings could take a dive from which he cannot recover.
The White House seems to be playing terrible poker - hand after hand.
That makes me think I might be a benefit to Obama's team.
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Global Supply Chains 17/09/2020
Trade volumes have more than quadrupled since 1990. Increased Trade is the most prominent driver for prosperity, which helped lifting more than 2bln people out of poverty on a global scale.
Written by Daniel Cotti, Managing Director, Centre of Excellence, Banking and Trade, TradeIX
Despite of growth and progress in digitalization, trade administration is fundamentally unchanged since then. Paper-based processes cause frictions, efforts and open windows for fraud, and trade-based money laundering. Enforcing and managing tax compliance, environmental standards and social objectives are causing severe overheads on businesses, for most processes still being manual. Many regulations lack effective control in the absence of law enforcements' required staff capacities. Sustainability promises in the form of "certificates" remain a matter of trust, while premiums are asked and paid.
Moreover, despite trade having been globalized, legislation and policies have remained localized, forming a patchwork of regulations and causing further impediments and uncertainties to trade parties. Often law and legal ordinance explicitly stipulate the use of paper-based instruments, where there is no longer a need to.
Fully digital processes and instruments in trade promise to alleviate most of these hindrances. In many industries, various consortia have been and are being formed to communally work on building digital solutions to replace paper-based processes. The term coopetition has been coined to describe a two story phenomenon: Cooperation on the ground floor to build business networks and establish digital standards for commonly exchanged information to level the playing field for competition on the upper floors.
Digitalization has been ongoing for some decades, and also standards for digital interchange are nothing new. EDIFACT and its various message types have been around for 30 years.
However, digital density has now reached a higher level. Fueled by a rapidly advancing set of technologies, such as Elastic Computing (Clouds), ubiquitous sensors and actuators (IoT), distributed database protocols providing technical trust (DLT; Blockchain), and algorithms delivering unprecedented insights and reasoning powers (Artificial Intelligence), just to name a few, further acceleration can be expected.
This development is compounded by ubiquitous networks, which bring about broadband hyper-connectivity at low latencies. The convergence of the set of technologies will produce non-linear, and unforeseeable effects on businesses and business models. A large variety of organizations is creating and conceiving digital standards for trade. Often these standards serve a similar purpose or even compete. So, not only are new digital standards required but also deflation and confluence of existing standards seem needed.
By establishing the Digital Standards Initiative (DSI), the ICC has now taken the lead on digital trade standardization.
Digital Standards Initiative (DSI)
Global Value Chains
Global Value Chains drive the future of Digital Trade
Managing tensions and volatility in Diageo's supply chain
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Haier invests €85million into factories
Haier Europe has expanded its largest European production and export centre, with an investment of €85million into two new factories in Eskişehir, Turkey.
01 Dec, 21
Appliance manufacturer Haier Europe has expanded its largest European production and export centre, with an investment of €85million into two new factories in Eskişehir, Turkey.
According to the company, the expansion represents a strategic move for the company in line with Haier Europe's vision to become the first choice for consumers for smart home appliances.
The company has opened a 43,000 sqm tumble dryer factory with the aim of manufacturing 1.5 million units per year across the companies brands – Candy, Hoover and Haier, and approximately 900 people employed at the location.
In addition to the tumble dryer expansion, a new dishwasher factory is planned to open in 2022.
This will have a production capacity of approximately one million units per year and will employ around 700 people.
Chief executive officer of Haier Europe, Yannick Fierling commented: "The new production facilities are a key step in elevating Haier to the top three players in the industry in Europe by integrating artificial intelligence, IoT, and connectivity into high-end products and home solutions.
"We want to consolidate this mission by counting on a competitive industrial footprint and strong R&D and hi-tech capabilities, systems and platforms for the entire value chain."
Haier reported 20% growth in the brand, at its annual conference, with 12% increase in Europe and announced production investment plans for this year and 2022.
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An unpublished decision from the North Carolina Court of Appeals yesterday demonstrates how important it is to not only read, but also to fully understand, legally binding documents before signing them.
In Pattison Outdoor Advertising, LP v. Elevator Channel, Inc., Defendant agreed to build and manage a network of digital advertising and other content for Plaintiff billboard company. Under the parties' Services Agreement, Plaintiff would provide all content for the network, while Defendant would install and manage the network and provide customer service. The alternative dispute resolution ("ADR") clause of the Services Agreement called for direct negotiations, then mediation, then arbitration in the event of a dispute.
The parties entered into Amendment 1 to the Services Agreement, by which Defendant agreed to deliver various intellectual property and software to Plaintiff in exchange for an advance payment of $154,500. Plaintiff made the advance payment of $154,500. However, for reasons not set forth in the decision, the parties subsequently decided to abandon the entire deal, executing a memorandum of understanding ("MOU") which provided that the entire Services Agreement would be terminated and "both parties will be released of any and all responsibilities/obligations (financial, operational, or other)," with one exception: Defendant would reimburse the advance payment of $154,500 to Plaintiff by a certain date, at which point Plaintiff would return to Defendant the intellectual property and software discussed in Amendment 1.
I have no reason to doubt that Defendant in Pattison honestly believed, and argued in good faith, that the ADR provision of the Services Agreement survived the MOU. Unfortunately for Defendant, that's not what the MOU said. Instead, the MOU clearly indicated that all obligations, except for one, were released; its plain language evidenced an intention by both parties to release the contractual obligation to engage in ADR in the event of a dispute.
That's the key lesson here. Courts will look to the plain language of parties' agreements in divining their intentions and construing their rights and responsibilities in the event of conflict. That obviously places a premium on making sure that the plain language of whatever contract or other instrument you might be asked to sign is consistent with your intentions.
If you sign that subcontract as-is, are you going to have difficulty recovering damages for delay? Are you agreeing to indemnify the prime contractor against non-insurable risks? And are you consenting to bear the risk of owner non-payment?
If you sign that change order calling for additional compensation but no additional time, will you have the ability to later obtain additional time to perform the changed work?
If you sign that lien waiver, are you relinquishing your right to seek additional compensation and/or additional time for changed or delayed work encountered during this or prior pay periods?
Contracts and other construction documents can be tricky. If you have any questions about the potential legal consequences of signing a construction document, an experienced construction attorney undoubtedly would be willing to guide you through the minefield.
Another five-star issue and article! Thanks, Matt!
Matt, as I was reading I could not help but reflect on the traditional four corners rule, and specifically your statement: "Courts will look to the plain language of parties' agreements…".
The unfortunate reality is that players in the design/construction arena are regularly faced with contracts that defy a "plain language" reading. I could cite all manner of non-standard format contracts that, once subjected to scrutiny, simply cannot meet that standard. Smaller parties in particular are hard pressed to diligently review and renegotiate complex contracts prepared by their opposites, who have extensive resources and protective counsel. Such contracts frequently contain one-sided provisions cloaked in obtuse provisions which are themselves, at times, in conflict, and defy any "plain reading" effort.
The most obvious example is ANY construction-related insurance policy. This problem is pervasive – in fact it is actually the insurance industry standard. Even state and federal courts across the country are unable to reach any semblance of consensus as to the meaning of boiler-plate insurance contracts (including the many Endorsements and Exclusion provisions). They are the polar opposite of Sesame Street language, and border on bait and switch.
This begs the question of when the design/construction industry as a whole will demand a sea change in standard form insurance contracts – so that they are written in transparent "plain language"? Given the history of this issue, likely not in my lifetime. Insurers continue to deny or delay coverage/payments, and the insurance bar is guaranteed a continuing stream of 'interpretative' cases (with their resultant work stream). If insurers have no incentive to change their traditional obfuscatory contract approach, how can the individual businessman/consumer see any light at the end of the tunnel?


Vallabhi (modern Vala) is an ancient city located in Saurashtra peninsula near Bhavnagar. It was the capital of the ancient Maitraka dynasty. The Maitrakas came under the rule of Harsha in the mid-seventh century, but retained local autonomy, and regained their independence after Harsha's death.
Vallabhi was a noted center of the Jains. It was here in 466 AD that the Vallabhi council of the Jains produced in writing the religious canon (Jain Agams) under the leadership of the all Jain Acharya Shraman Devardhigani along with other 500 Jain Acharyas. The idols of each of them is present in the basement of the Jain temple here.
However when the Chinese traveler Xuanzang visited Vallabhi during the second quarter of 7th century, he found its ruler to be a Buddhist follower. When Itsing, another Chinese traveler visited Vallabhi in the last quarter of 7th century, he found the city as a great center of learning Jainism including Buddhism.
Vallabhi was noted for its catholicity and the students from all over the country, including the Brahmana boys, visited it to have higher education in secular and religious subjects.
In south India, the earliest iron objects appear in the overlap between neolithic and megalithic phases.
Vasudevanallur Fort played role during Anglo-French-Mysire struggle.
The recorded history of Vellore dates back to the ninth century, as seen from a Chola inscriptions in the Annamalaiyar Temple in Tiruvannamalai. After the rule of Cholas, it came under the Rashtrakutas, the later Cholas and Vijayanagar kings.
The Vellore Fort was built during the time of Chinna Bomma Nayak, a subordinate of Vijayanagar kings during the third quarter of the 16th century.The Fort's ownership passed from Vijayanagara Kings, to the Bijapur Sultans, to Marathas, to the Carnatic Nawabs and finally to the British.The fort was constructed in granite. The fort houses a Temple, a Mosque and a Church, the renowned Vellore Christian Hospital. The Jalagandeeswarar Temple, dedicated to Jalagandeeswar, Shiva.
During the 17th century, Vellore came under the dominion of the Nawab of the Carnatic.
Vatapi is in Bagalkot district of Karnataka. It was the capital of the Early Chalukyas, who ruled between the 6th and 8th centuries. It was founded in 540 AD by Pulakeshin I, an early ruler of the Chalukyas.
The rock-cut Badami Cave Temples of mainly Siva, Vishnu and Jains are from 6th to 8th centuries. Shiva is found with his consort Parvati and the 18 armed lords Nataraja in 81 dancing poses. The Bhutanatha group of temples and Mallikarjuna group of temples is found in Badami. There are also paintings on the ceiling.
Badami has many inscriptions. The first Sanskrit inscription in old Kannada script dates back to 543 CE, from the period of Pulakeshin I.
One inscription near the Bhutanatha temple also has inscriptions dating back to the 12th century in Jain rock-cut temple dedicated to the Tirtankara Adinatha.
King Pulakesin II of the Chalukya conquered Vengi from the Vishnukundinas in the early 7th century and installed his brother Kubja Vishnuvardhana as the viceroy. He eventually established the Eastern Chalukya dynasty. The Eastern Chalukyas were first conquered by the Cholas under Raja Raja Chola I (985-1014). During the reign of the Kulothunga Chola I the Vengi kingdom got absorbed into the Chola empire.It later became part of Vijayanagar Empire.
Eastern Chalukyas patronised Telugu. Since the time of the Eastern Chalukya Gunaga Vijayaditya, inscriptions show Telugu prose and poetry, culminating in the production of literary works. Later on, in the 11th century under the patronage of the then Vengi king, Rajaraja Narendra, the great epic, Mahabharata was translated partly by his court poet, Nannaya.
Vengurla, being a safe and natural port, commercial centre was initially established during 1665 by Dutch traders and subsequently by British rulers.
Rajaraja Chola began his career by the conquest of the Chera country. He defeated Chera King Bhaskara Ravivarman, whose fleet he destroyed in the port of Kandalur. He also seized Pandya Amara Bhujanga and captured the port of Vilinam.


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Henr (H) – jednostka indukcyjności oraz permeancji (przewodności magnetycznej) w układzie SI (jednostka pochodna układu SI). Nazwa "henr" pochodzi od nazwiska amerykańskiego fizyka Josepha Henry'ego.

Definicje henra
 Henr jest to indukcyjność takiego obwodu, w którym prąd o natężeniu 1 ampera wytwarza strumień magnetyczny o wartości 1 webera.
 Obwód ma indukcyjność jednego henra, jeżeli przy jednostajnej zmianie prądu o 1 amper w czasie jednej sekundy indukuje się w nim napięcie samoindukcji równe 1 woltowi.

Wymiar henra

gdzie:
 A – amper,
 C – kulomb,
 F – farad,
 J – dżul,
 kg – kilogram,
 m – metr,
 s – sekunda,
 Wb – weber,
 T – tesla,
 V – wolt,
 Ω – om.

Przypisy

Jednostki pochodne SI
Jednostki SI pochodzące od nazwisk

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Are we ready for Musk's Twitter revolution?
Russell Kidson
Free speech: A billionaire's dream
The eventual goal for Twitter
This is either a new beginning or a fateful demise for Twitter
The Twitter Takeover has been the dominating story on various of social and news media. Practically anywhere you look online, you're likely to see some piece of media either praising or condemning Elon Musk. While we here at Softonic won't take either of the supposedly clear-cut sides in this story, we will bring you all of the facts that you need to take a stance of your own.
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The following article will be an exploration of the current Twitter climate, including the situations leading up to the recent landmark buyout. Before we start, I'd like to address the fact that this story has not been exempt from political biases. In an effort to support our continuing impartiality on this matter, we'll refer to these political biases when necessary but will refrain from either supporting or condemning them.
There are actually two stories here. The first revolves around what some might term an enigmatic, altruistic billionaire dedicated to creating a digital town square that promotes and supports free speech. The second story is about the same enigmatic billionaire and his quest to revitalize his old dream of X.com.
Because the first story seems to be the one gaining the most traction, that's where we'll start. But we'll get back to the second story because the enigmatic billionaire, Elon Musk, has stated outright that Twitter is a means to an end, in some respects. And perhaps that end is X.com.
Elon Reeve Musk was born in Pretoria, a city in a South African province formerly known as The Transvaal, modern-day Gauteng. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor's degree in both art and science. Since then, he has gone on to found numerous companies, become the CEO of many more, and he's even taken active roles as a chief engineer and product architect of SpaceX and Tesla respectively. The list of companies that Musk sits at the head of is more than can fit on a single hand, and, as of October 27, 2022, includes the global social media behemoth, Twitter.
A great many events and situations led up to the eventual acquisition, but at the core of the move lay a desire for free speech. Musk's aquisition of Twitter is widely believed to be seeded by Twitter user, Dave Smith, who suggested that he buy the social media giant after Musk declared a love for the app. Musk, in response, tweeted '@redletterdave How much is it?'
Subsequent to the Tweet, Musk started circulating polls on Twitter. The most controversial of these polls was one wherein the billionaire asked users to indicate whether they believed 'free speech is essential to a functioning democracy.'
Depending on which side of the aisle you ask, Twitter has been a hotbed of censorship and post removal because certain demographics' views and comments are seen as offensive and contravening Twitter's community guidelines. However, this wasn't the only factor that lead Musk to make the Twitter powers that were an offer that they have since chosen not to refuse. Musk stated that he wanted to accomplish three things with his acquisition of Twitter:
Make the Twitter algorithm open-sourced
Crack down on spambot accounts
Promote free speech
These three factors would essentially turn Twitter into the 'digital town square' that Musk had envisioned the social network could become. The idea was simple; an online environment where people can say what they'd like to say, regardless of how others may perceive it. Of course, in a society where those on the right believe that people have become far too sensitive and those on the left believe in the core inequality of western norms and freedoms, this idea was bound to cause a stir of note.
Free speech is a wonderful ideal to strive for and support, but in a global society comprised of so many different paths, beliefs, morality codes, and ethical norms, what some people regard as the freedom of expression can sometimes be perceived as a threat to individuality and the freedoms of others.
The rebirth of X.com
X.com was an online banking utility that Musk co-founded with Harris Fricker, Ed Ho, and Christopher Payne in 1999. The company merged with a competing service, Confinity Inc., in 2000, and soon after, the merged entity changed its name to PayPal.
Musk doesn't seem to have let the X.com dream go, even though the company technically hasn't existed in its primal form for more than 20 years. But, he does currently own the domain name X.com. Musk bought the domain from PayPal in 2017 stating that the reason behind the purchase was due to the 'great sentimental value' that the name has. Currently, the website at X.com is nothing apart from an X in the top left corner of a blank page, and a solitary Y if you manage to reach the custom error page. However, Musk has alluded to having plans for the domain; Plans that involve Twitter.
In a response to Chris Anderson's prediction of the outcome of the Twitter takeover, Musk stated that 'Twitter is an accelerant to fulfilling the original X.com vision.'
Musk has also stated what the next iteration of X.com is likely to look like. In may 2022, Musk featured on the All-In podcast. There, he stated that the United States was in need of 'an everything app.' Musk elaborated further on the idea of an everything app with a commentary on China's WeChat utility. 'If you're in China, you kind of live on WeChat," Musk said. "It does everything. It's sort of like Twitter, plus PayPal, plus a whole bunch of things all rolled into one, with a great interface. It's really an excellent app, and we don't have anything like that outside of China.'
On the same podcast, Musk also stated that Twitter could form part of the dream for an American-made WeChat competitor. 'It's either convert Twitter to that, or start something new. It does need to happen somehow.' It's here that Musk reiterated his dream of a 'digital town square.' Musk said that the everything app (X.com) should be a digital town square wherein users can comment on and post video content. He explained further that once the platform had gained the public's trust, it would segue into a payment utility. 'Payments, whether it's crypto or fiat, can make a lot of sense.'
Musk reiterated the idea a month later at a town hall event for Twitter employees. 'you basically live on WeChat," Musk said, "because it's so usable and helpful to daily life, and I think if we can achieve that, or even get close to that at Twitter, it would be an immense success.' The day before his response to Chris Anderson, Musk tweeted that 'Twitter probably accelerates X by 3 to 5 years, but I could be wrong.'
The immediate response to Musk's commitment to buying Twitter has been dramatic, to say the least. Twitter is estimated to have lost over a million users since Elon took his spot as 'Chief Twit.' However, we don't know how many of these users have been bot purges.
Twitter has estimated that around 5 percent of it's active users are spambots. These figures, and other 'offical' data supplied by Twitter, were the focus of numerous lawsuits between Musk and the Twitter platform where Musk asserted that the company was holding critical information back. Twitter claimed that the information was kept back due to concerns over users' privacy, but given that company has been in hot water before about the way it handles users' data, this seems to have been little more than a ploy to delay the buyout.
Bots aren't the only ones leaving Twitter though. In a recent statement, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New York's 14th District, and self-proclaimed socialist, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, has vowed to leave Twitter. AOC, as she is most often known, cited that Musk's decision that the Twitter Blue badge be a premium feature goes against his bid to bring free speech back to the platform.
Perceptions of Elon Musk aside, he now owns Twitter and can do with it what he likes, within reason. Some people will decide to stay on, other people will jump ship to other networks like Mastodon. Your perception of this landmark development likely rests heavily upon your personal idea of what freedom of speech means. Is freedom of speech when moderators can take your post down because someone complained that it offended their sensibilities? Or is true freedom of speech the freedom to say what you need to say without fear of censorship? You decide.
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You need almost all of the basic equipment that you normally use when you're rock climbing to safely and efficiently rappel. Here is essential rappelling equipment for rock climbing.
Climbing ropes are one of the most important pieces of equipment for rappelling. Most climbers use the same dynamic ropes for rappelling that they use for climbing. These work well but remember that the ropes stretch and that they can be damaged or cut by rock edges. If you're fixing ropes, such as when you might be working on a long route or a big wall for several days, then consider fixing static ropes for both ascending and rappelling. These don't stretch and are less likely to be damaged by sharp edges.
The standard length for most ropes used in North America is 200 feet (60 meters). A single 200-foot cord, if it's doubled back on itself, allows for a 100-foot rappel. If your rappel is longer than 100 feet or if you're unsure how long it is, then you will need to use two ropes, which are joined together with one of four rappel rope knots. Always remember to tie stopper knots for safety at the ends of the ropes, so you don't rappel off them.
The thicker the rope's diameter, the better it is for rappelling. Thicker ropes, those from 10mm to 11mm in diameter, have more friction when they feed through your rappel device and are less likely to be cut than skinny ropes. As a general rule, do not tie a thick cord to a thin cord (7mm to 9mm) for a rappel since the joining knot can work itself loose.
Rappel anchors are constructed from a wide variety of climbing gear, including cams, nuts, pitons, and bolts. Some anchors also incorporate natural features like trees and boulders. For these anchors, it is best to carry some two-foot slings or pieces of webbing or cord which can be cut to fit.
Your choice of rappel device is very important. All rappel devices are not alike and some function better than others depending on your rappelling situation. It's best to pick a rappel device that you also use as your belay device so you don't have to carry extra gear.
Rappel devices like Black Diamond ATCs and Trango B-52s are excellent choices. Some climbers like to carry a Figure-8 descender since they're easy to use and offer a smooth ride down. I find that it's just another piece of gear to carry; that the ropes can run through it very fast; and that it often introduces kinks in your rope, leaving you a twisted nightmare to uncoil at the next rappel station. A Petzl GriGri works fine for single-line rappelling but is more complicated to use with double ropes.
Lastly, make sure you have a sturdy extra-large locking carabiner, preferably an auto-locking one, to attach the rappel device to your harness. A screw-gate carabiner works fine but it can unscrew and open under load so it's not as safe as the auto-locking carabiner.
You want to always use a climbing harness when you rappel. A harness, fitted around your waist and upper legs, forms a comfortable seat for rappelling. Make sure the harness snugly fits your waist, is in good condition, and has, if possible, a belay loop on the front. If you don't have a climbing harness, then you can make one from webbing, or in a pinch use a length of webbing to improvise a diaper sling or a two-foot sling for a figure-8 sling.
To be safe when rappelling, you should always use an autoblock knot as a safety back-up in case you lose control of the rappel or need to stop mid-way down. To tie an autoblock you need a sling or length of cord that is 18 to 24 inches long and a locking carabiner to attach the sling to your harness leg loop. Go to How to Tie and Use an Autoblock Knot for all the info on tying and using an autoblock.
While they are not essential, many climbers like to use either one or two leather gloves on their hands when they rappel. Gloves keep you from getting possible rope burns on your hands if you rappel too fast as well as keep your hands from getting dirty from rope contact. I never use gloves because it is one more thing to carry when climbing and because if I'm rappelling so fast that I need gloves, then I'm rappelling too fast. And the dirt washes off! Good belay and rappel gloves are Petzl Cordex Gloves.
Another piece of useful rappelling gear is a personal anchor tether, also called a personal anchor system or anchor chains, like a Metolius Personal Anchor System (PAS) or a Bluewater Titan Loop Chain attached to your harness. If you're making multiple rappels down a cliff, going from rappel station to station, then you need to be able to immediately clip yourself into the anchors when you reach the bottom of each rappel. If you have a personal anchor tether already rigged on your harness, then you can clip into the anchors as soon as you reach them. Then, since you're safe, you can unhitch from the rappel device and the ropes so your partner can rap down and join you. It is inadvisable to use a daisy chain since they can fail under load.
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Discover Cuenca Ecuador and BEYOND!: Healthier Food: My Eczema Vanished two Months after Moving to Cuenca Ecuador, Twice!
Healthier Food: My Eczema Vanished two Months after Moving to Cuenca Ecuador, Twice!
We have an amazing story to tell. We're excited to share some of the health issues we have experienced and how we miraculously found healing. In this post we're going to be talking about the irritating and troublesome rash called eczema.
My eczema vanished completely two months after moving to Cuenca Ecuador! Now understand, nothing has been changed in my diet or eating habits since moving to Cuenca Ecuador, meaning I eat the same type of foods and not much new has been introduced into my diet.
The irritating rash on my fingers started when I was a child. When I got married and moved to Portland Oregon, where it is rainy and damp I still had eczema on my hands; it didn't stop there, when we moved clear across the continent to the southeast, where it is humid and hot, I still had eczema. I've lived in several different types of climates and amazingly I have had eczema in every single one, except for one, and we'll get to that in a moment.
I do know that detergents and other household cleaning supplies can worsen the condition but it does not cause it. Luckily for me, I only had the rash between my fingers and boy did it itch and blister, and ooze, and bleed, etc. It was annoying and uncomfortable and unsightly.
At first it starts out as really dry, flaky skin and then something irritates it and it begins to itch. Once you start scratching the itch the blisters form and eventually the pustules begin to sweat and ooze. Funny thing is scratching the blisters makes it feel better. In times past, I used to scratch until my fingers were swollen and bloody; it was very unpleasant; anyone who has had eczema knows just how unpleasant this skin condition can really be.
There's a lot of incorrect information about eczema on the Internet. Most doctors and websites that talk about this skin condition do not even know the cause of eczema, and it is because so many people are afflicted with it or its cousins, hay fever, asthma and food allergies. The conflicting information on the Internet makes it very confusing.
FACT: I have lived in North American with eczema all my life and then moved to South America and it suddenly disappeared, tells me without a doubt it is caused by something existing in the food supply, simply because my diet or eating habits have not changed; the only thing that has changed is how the food is grown.
The food I was eating in North America was grown in chemically laden soil, sprayed with noxious pesticides, and the feed animals given antibiotics and hormones and cooped up and force fed, while food grown in South America is grown in very little, if any pesticides, and the feed animals are allowed to graze freely on the grassland.
FACT: When we moved to Cuenca in June 2011 I had eczema on my hands, but after only a few months of living here, eczema simply vanished without a trace!! Not only that, but Frank and I both lost about 12 to 15 pounds and we can't gain it back if we tried!! But that's a whole other story, we'll talk about in another post.
FACT: In April of 2014 I went back to the states to visit my mom for exactly one month and by the second week the eczema came back on my hands and this time on the back of my elbows too. I couldn't believe I got eczema again after I was relieved of it for almost three years while living in Cuenca Ecuador! One month later, I returned back home to Cuenca Ecuador and in within a couples of weeks, the eczema disappeared again! And, it doesn't come back!! So what is going on?
Firstly, how can you know if something is true or not? There is so much conflicting information about this skin condition on the Internet that it will make your head spin. And it is not just this health condition that is misdiagnosed but most every health issue you can think of. This is why we must learn how to "listen to our bodies" and be our own doctor, when it comes to health of our body.
However, there are situations where you might need a doctor. If you have an emergency, such as falling off your roof, or needing to get a blood transfusion, or if your appendix burst, etc. It would be wise to go to the doctor for emergency cases that are out of our control.
There are three ways a person can get started to facilitate this blissful state and be in more control of their health.
1) You have to experience something over and over again before it becomes a fact for you and your health problem.
2) You have to do your own deductions. You know your own body better than anyone, so what is it telling you?
3) You must listen to your body and feel and observe changes and know when it is reacting to something unhealthy in your diet.
That would be a good start. There's more to it however, but let's get back to the eczema problem.
One website says wheat, and or nuts might be the cause of eczema. However, I eat just as much if not more whole wheat and nuts in Ecuador as I did in the states, and we were buying organic wheat berries in the states and the nuts were from the health food stores, so we're quite sure that eczema is NOT caused from organic wheat or nuts (at least in my case) but, if someone includes non organic wheat or nuts in their diet and has eczema, they might want to stop eating those two foods just to make sure and start eating organic wheat and nuts.
You see, fresh, wholesomely grown foods will not cause an allergic reaction in most people. So then the only explanation for having a reaction after eating whole wheat and or nuts is that they were grown using harsh chemicals and sprays!
1) I experienced the rash all my life UNTIL I moved to Cuenca, then I go back to the states for one month and the rash comes back but worse; then I come back to Cuenca and the rash once again vanishes without a trace!
FACT: It is something in the US causing my eczema. What could that something be? In the states I used a dishwasher and rarely had to wash a dish. Here I wash dishes twice a day and do not have dishwasher; my hands are in harsh colored detergents every single day and I only have a bit of dry skin on my hands that pure coconut oil seems to fix, and still no eczema.
2) Nothing has changed in my diet and I eat the same kinds of foods in both countries, so the deduction in this case is "how the food is grown". Or, should we say, "What the food is grown in and sprayed with and injected with".
3) In this case I didn't have to change anything in my diet or take out a certain food because the eczema vanished on its own after coming back to Cuenca even when eating the same types of foods.
Now all we need to do is deduce which noxious chemical is the cause of my eczema; is it the pesticides sprayed on the plants, hormones and antibiotics injected into the steers and fowl, herbicides treating the bugs', or is it all four? It doesn't matter to us since I do not live in the u.s anymore, however, other people that do may want to know these miraculous healing testimonies.
Finally, we can deduce (from the 3 ways above) that "my experience with eczema" and only having it when in the US and eating food grown in the US is a food allergy but not from the food itself, but from what the food is grown in and sprayed with and or injected with.
To be more clear I have a allergy to things that are harmful to my body such as pesticides, hormones, antibiotics and other chemicals that are put into the food supply in the US! But so does everyone else on this planet, it just shows up in different ways because everyone's body is different. Not everyone's body will react with symptoms in the same way.
This is important to know: When we understand that a food allergy or a reaction to certain foods and/or behaviors is perfect feedback for us to learn from, as in being able to deduce certain health issues on our own without the need for a doctor, then it follows that we can learn to understand what the proper response should be.
Unfortunately organically grown food in the u.s is quite expensive and not everyone can afford to buy it...and that is one of the major reasons why we moved to Ecuador. We feel happy and very blessed to be able to eat better, cleaner food for our health.
And that, my friends, is a blissful state to be in! With Better Health we Can Begin to Live a Better Life!
Hey this is puttytat007, nice article very good information and I agree. I have a mild case of Eczema on my elbows and when I go back home to Ecuador and it's been a while it goes away. So I agree with you 100%!
Hi Putty. Thanks for commenting. I would love to have mom visit but she doesn't like to fly because it bothers her inner ears too much.
In the US My girls always seemed to have this perennial nasal congestion that I was told its normal, these colds last for weeks, etc....up until we flew down to GYE last week.....congestion dried up within the first few days!!
Good health report. It is not normal to constantly have nasal congestion, sounds like an allergic reaction to something in the food. Hope the girls stay free of colds. Keep us updated. Thanks for commenting.


Adopting birth year (January 1st - December 31st) as the criterion for determining soccer age for registration. This is a change from the historical use of August 1st - July 31st for determining soccer age.
Technical changes for U12 and below, including U6-U8 playing 4v4, U9-U10 playing 7v7, and U11-U12 playing 9v9. There are related changes with regard to field size and goal size. Furthermore, there are additional changes with regard to the addition of "build out" lines and eliminating punting at the younger ages.
Click HERE for additional info on the initiatives from US Soccer. There's a presentation by Tab Ramos, along with a pdf version of it. There's a FAQ document from US Soccer. Plus, there's a clarifying document for birth year registration age ranges.
Full adoption of the January 1st - December 31st birth year calendar for registrations for leagues and state cup starting with August 2016 registrations for the 2016-17 season.
Adoption of US Soccer's new technical specifications with some flexibility for a transition period, particularly where infrastructure is involved such as existing goals.
Full adoption of US Soccer's Goalkeeper and Ball Size standards chart for leagues and state cup starting with fall 2016.
NJYSA has established new guidelines for "playing up" (players playing on a team above their soccer age as determined by birth year) and the "majority rule," which limited the number of players on a roster that could be playing up, is no longer being used.
There are also changes to roster size and policies regarding the movement of players between teams within a club.
"Build out" lines have been adopted for 7v7 play (U9-U10) with no punting allowed for the 2016-17 year. Players will need to learn how to build play out of the back.
9v9 punting is being allowed for 2016-17 by NJYS; but the recommendation is that the ball cannot be put into the opposing team's penalty area. There will be additional discussion on this topic this year at the state level, with the expectation that leagues will be required to fully comply with US Soccer's mandate for the 2017-18 season (no punting and using "build out" lines for 9v9 also).
The guidance from MCYSA is that clubs should expect league level changes for 2016-17 in line with NJYSA's implementation plan.
Randolph Soccer Club leadership has reviewed the club's Operating Guidelines, policies, and procedures with an eye to making adjustments relating to the changes coming for the 2016-17 season. Click here to view the updated Operating Guidelines that will be in effect for the 2016-17 season.


Solve360 is a modern cloud-based CRM with features to manage projects. Solve360 is very easy to setup and use. Solve360 allows you to store all kinds of information in the CRM, and use it as a shared email database.
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4. Click Complete Integration and that's all. You are now all set with the integration.
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A double tax treaty between Malta and the Ukraine was signed on 4 September 2013 and published on 6 December 2017. It entered into force from 28 August 2017.
Tax suffered in the source country is normally eliminated by applying a credit for tax paid against the tax liability for that income in the residence country.
The double tax treaty between Malta and the Ukraine sets out a maximum withholding tax of 5 per cent on a payment of dividends from a company in the Ukraine to a Malta company holding at least 20% of the capital of the Ukrainian company. In all other circumstances, the maximum withholding tax should be no more than 15 per cent.
No withholding tax is charged on dividends paid by a company in Malta to a shareholder resident in the Ukraine (as a result of domestic law provisions).
The double tax treaty between Malta and the Ukraine sets out a maximum withholding tax of 10 per cent on interest paid to the beneficial owner thereof.
No withholding tax is charged on interest paid by a Malta resident person to a person resident in the Ukraine (as a result of domestic law provisions).
The double tax treaty between Malta and the Ukraine sets out a maximum withholding tax of 10 per cent on royalties paid to the beneficial owner thereof.
No withholding tax is charged on royalties paid by a Malta resident person to a person resident in the Ukraine (as a result of domestic law provisions).
Income derived by a person from entertainment or sports may be taxed in the state where the activities are exercised.
Pensions and similar remuneration in consideration of past employment (other than pensions paid by or out of funds created by a state or political subdivisions/local authority in respect of services rendered to that state or political subdivision/local authority) shall be taxable in the country of residence only.
Income not specifically dealt with in the Malta Ukraine double tax treaty shall be taxable in the country of residence only.


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NFL Run & Shootaround: Brotherly Love
by Grantland Staff
On any given Sunday (or Monday or Thursday), your NFL Run & Shootaround crew will be gathered around multiple televisions, making inappropriate jokes and generally regressing to the mean. Catch up on all the NFL action right here.
Anquan Boldin: Hall of Famer?
Anquan Boldin has not made a Pro Bowl since leaving the Arizona Cardinals at the end of the 2009 season. He has not had a 1,000-yard season in Baltimore, and the beast who caught 11 touchdowns in 2008 has been limited to a total of seven touchdowns in his past two seasons. Up until these playoffs, Boldin had mostly fallen off the casual fan's radar — if your interactions with the NFL come mostly from highlights, fantasy, and Red Zone, you might have even forgotten that Anquan Boldin was still in the league.
But Boldin was everywhere in Baltimore's run to the playoffs. He made big catch after big catch, and seemingly won every jump ball that was thrown his way. In the wild card round, Boldin torched the Colts for 145 yards and a touchdown. Against Denver, five of his six catches went for crucial first downs. And last night against New England, Boldin caught two touchdown passes from Joe Flacco. He's had one of the more memorable postseasons for a wide receiver in recent memory — only Larry Fitzgerald's 2008 playoffs (which, of course, were aided by Boldin) comes to mind. Should he have one more big game and Baltimore win the Super Bowl, he could end his career with an argument (albeit a weak one) for the Hall of Fame. He's currently 37th in career receiving yards with 10,165. With three or so more productive seasons, he would break the 12,000-yard mark and end his career somewhere around 19th or 20th all-time.
When it comes to wide receivers, The Pro Football Hall of Fame doesn't pay much attention to total yards or career longevity. It seems like the formula goes something like this: A Hall of Fame wide receiver must have been perceived as dominant, played on great teams, won in the playoffs, and, perhaps most importantly, should never, ever, EVER have carried the "stat accumulator" label. Boldin's best argument for the Hall comes from the fact that his career will be evaluated outside of whatever totals he ends up posting. I'm not saying he'll make the Hall that he or deserves enshrinement (seriously, what does that even mean? In any sport?), but if Hines Ward ends up going to Canton based on his tough reputation, his playoff success, and his marginal stats, it might be hard to argue that Boldin doesn't deserve the same consideration.
— Jay Caspian Kang
Seriously … Couldn't Be Happier for You.
— Chris Ryan
If the Ravens lose two weeks from now, I suspect that amid all the confetti and Gatorade, there will be plenty of drawn-out shots of a contemplative Ray Lewis, likely crying on the Baltimore sideline. Mixed in with conversations about Jim Harbaugh's genius will be talk of Lewis's greatness, of what he meant to the game, of what we'll lose now that he's gone. A portion of it will be warranted. My complaint isn't about that. It's about why Tony Gonzalez didn't deserve the same.
You could argue that Ray Lewis is the greatest player ever at his position. With Gonzalez, there is no argument. Gonzalez, a tight end, has more career receptions than any player in history not named Jerry Rice. His 103 touchdowns are good for 18th all time, his 14,628 yards good for seventh. Gonzalez changed not only the record book for tight ends, but also how fans and coaches viewed the position (if Gonzalez hadn't come along, Jimmy Graham and Antonio Gates might be toiling in the NBA D-League).
Statistics will likely be how most define Gonzalez's legacy, but like most great players, his biggest impact was as the face of his game, in a city that embraced him. Tony Gonzalez was synonymous with football in Kansas City during his time with the Chiefs, and it's easy now to forget just how dynamic those offenses were. You could lambaste Kansas City for parting with Gonzalez — not only because of his production in Atlanta, but also for the lack of production the Chiefs have gotten from Javier Arenas (who K.C. selected with the resulting pick) — but it was actually Gonzalez who told GM Scott Pioli that he'd like to be dealt to a contender if the right offer was available. It allowed a legend to graciously seek a chance at a championship, but it also meant the franchise parted with one of the five best players in its history.
The Falcons' failure to reach the Super Bowl will start a lot of conversations about Matt Ryan and Mike Smith, but it's Gonzalez whose legacy should've been on our minds. He's the one we should be talking about.
— Robert Mays
Game of Inches
This is the moment at the beginning of the fourth quarter when Michael Crabtree snared a projectile rocket masquerading as a football shot from the launcher attached to Colin Kaepernick's shoulder, shrugged off Falcons DB Robert McClain, and gained 33 yards, to put the Niners in the red zone (there is no red zone, but they were in the red zone). Michael Crabtree doesn't have hands; he has bald-eagle talons. When this guy isn't snatching sound-barrier-shattering passes out of the air, he's saving dwarves, hobbits, and wizards.
That was a very cool reference, made even cooler because Michael Crabtree is a HUGE Tolkien guy (not fact-checked this, by the way). Anyway, the reason I wanted to point out this catch — a grab that was pretty much negated by Crabtree's goal-line fumble two plays later — was because of the Texas Tech product's amazing ability to get yards after the catch. It's a quality I associate with receivers wearing that red and gold of San Francisco. Crabtree not only has strong hands — possibly the strongest in the league — he's got a strong will to keep a play going. He always has. Watching that early fourth-quarter moment in the NFC Championship immediately brought to mind another time Crabtree grinded for extra yardage when his team absolutely needed him to …
No More Drama
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#HarbaughStruggle
Not a Short History of Fake End-Zone Dances
I wanted this item to be called "A Short History of Fake End-Zone Dances." On Sunday, there were two celebrations that were notable for being put-ons. Frank Gore started to do the Dirty Bird … and then stopped. Anquan Boldin started to throw the ball into the crowd … and then stopped. (Both guys were playing on the road.) I thought, add a couple of historical examples, a little analysis, and — boom! — we've got a Grantland investigation.
Problem is, fake end-zone dances are very hard things to find. There have been a number of fake Lambeau Leaps. See Anthony Fasano and Fred Smoot. (Smoot, who pick-sixed Brett Favre, seems to have actually wanted to leap but got rejected.)
Another fake end-zone dance is culled from memory. When Herschel Walker was with the Eagles (so, sometime between 1992 and 1994), he played the Cowboys — a.k.a., the team that made him a footnote on its march to glory. Herschel scored a touchdown. He started to spike it and then thought, "Nahh …" And, if memory serves, he flung the ball into the air.
Even with a small sample, we can say a couple of things about the fake end-zone dancing. One, a fake dance rubs it in even more than even a normal dance. And it's not just because, as in the Gore and Lambeau cases, you're appropriating the other team's moves. It's because — point two — you tease a celebration and then you say (non-verbally), "Nope." See Gore's dismissive wave of the hand. We don't need end-zone dances, he's saying. We'll just take scoreboard.
— Bryan Curtis
Lost Scene From Tree of Life
Tick of the Clock
I was watching Stevan Ridley, I admit, mostly because I wanted to make sure he was still alive. For a moment, I wasn't sure; his arms appeared to be twitching, and I completely lost track of the football because the football didn't seem to matter at all anymore, and the trainers gathered over Ridley, and a pile of writhing men materialized right next to him. The camera lingered in a wide shot on both the fight over the football and the crowd of trainers and teammates around Ridley, and it felt like everything that has made the NFL what it is and everything that scares us about the future of the NFL, all in one 10-second still. Someday, I fear, they'll take a freeze-frame of that shot and put it up in a museum to remind us where football came from.
— Michael Weinreb
During yesterday's six brutal hours of playoff action, several players were laid out in skin-crawling fashion. If you had to pick the most memorable hit from the AFC Championship Game, you'd probably go with Bernard Pollard's fumble-inducing, game-changing, 4th-quarter stick on New England running back Stevan Ridley.
Earlier, the NFC Championship Game saw several jaw-jarring jolts, as well. My favorite, though, didn't involve two players; this one was between a player and a security guard.
The Falcons had a 7-0 lead when Julio Jones attempted to catch a deep sideline pass, only to roll into a security guard, taking his legs out and causing his head to bounce off the turf. The poor unsuspecting bastard went down hard, and the game was stopped as medical attendants tried to get him back on his feet. (See the .GIF here)
I always feel bad for these security guys and gals. They're hired to keep their backs to the action and stare at the crowd without catching as much as a glimpse of the on-field action. It's like the old joke about giving Stevie Wonder courtside seats to not see the Lakers play. Such a waste.
But I understand they have jobs to do and are trained to pounce in case a brawl breaks out in the crowd, or, worse yet, if a couple caught on the Kiss Cam overdoes their PDA.
Still, it raises the question: Why are these security guards placed directly in harm's way? Is there really no room to tuck them closer to the stands?
It's only a matter of time before Roger Good-doer-Goodell insists that new safety measures be put in place to prevent security guard concussions. The way I see it, he has three choices:
1) Force them to wear helmets
2) Hire an intern to yell "Get the eff out of the way" in their direction every time the play approaches them.
3) Switch the dynamic around altogether, allowing the security guards to do an about-face and turn toward the field.
— Sal Iacono
Kickstart My Heart
As a 49ers fan, I can't remember being as terrified of a player on a team I cheer for as I am of David Akers right now. And that's saying something, coming from someone who's spent the last eight years watching Maple Leafs goaltenders. My Akers-related anxiety reached a point on Sunday night where I found myself rooting for the Patriots to eliminate the Ravens, just so John Harbaugh could "accidentally" cut Justin Tucker long enough for his brother to sign him to a two-week deal.
Has a team ever held open tryouts for a new kicker during Super Bowl media week? I feel like we might need to try that. Or at the very least, let's install Colin Kaepernick as the holder and start running the field goal option. Just let him take the snap, read the defense, and then pull the ball up and take off running. If that means Akers ends up flying through the air like Charlie Brown on every kick, all the better. Make it happen, Coach.
— Sean McIndoe
Terrell, You Just Beat the Patriots. What's Going Through Your Mind?
Suggs: "Tell them to have fun at the Pro Bowl. Arrogant F—ers."
— Dan Wetzel (@DanWetzel) January 21, 2013
The Only Appropriate Reaction to That Quote
I Feel So Alive, for the Very First Time
Had the 49ers claimed home-field advantage, the musical options would've been limited. You go see the local teams, and it's always Chris Isaak, Santana, Huey Lewis, Tony Bennett, maybe Steve Perry and, in recent years, Bailey or E-40. But this was Atlanta, a metropolitan area that gave the world a terra drive worth of not-fucking-around anthems. In other words, there were a lot of things that could've happened at halftime to sustain the Georgia Dome's positive mojo: "Never Scared," "Knuck If You Buck," "F.I.L.A.," Goodie Mob and Big Boi doing "Black Ice" while Andre did finger taps in a paisley hot-air balloon, Young Jeezy doing donuts in a blue lambo, T.I. reprising a scene from Takers, CyHi the Prynce explaining his name in excruciating detail, "______ featuring 2 Chainz," a cassette recording of Yung Wun describing "Tear It Up," Future reading Jessie Tuggle's Wikipedia page aloud, "All Gold Everything." Instead, this happened.
— Hua Hsu
Tales of San Francisco
"FULL HOUSE," said the signs hanging from the doorway at Kezar Pub, and unfortunately it wasn't a tribute to the locally-based sitcom that was popular the last time the 49ers were in the Super Bowl. I had thought that getting to the bar an hour early would at least get me in the door, but in hindsight that was disrespectful thinking. Kezar is one of the Niners bars in San Francisco; it is located not far from the field in Golden Gate Park where the team played until 1971. (The field, according to Wikipedia, is "currently home to Major League Ultimate team the San Francisco Dogfish, and is awaiting the first pull of the 2013 inaugural season.") The only people they were letting in were the prettiest girls and the grittiest punks — the ratio padders and the regs. Being neither, I got in a cab and directed us past Final Final (prohibitive line out the door) to my plan C: R Bar, where I got a precious seat at the bar and a beer-and-a-shot as the game began.
When Matt Ryan hit Julio Jones for the early touchdown, there was an unexpected celebration from a pocket of Atlanta fans. (It was hard to differentiate who was who because everyone was basically wearing red.) The guy sitting next to me asked who I was rooting for. "Well, I'm a New York Giants fan," I said, apologetically, "but I hope San Francisco wins." I made a vague gesture that was meant to signify "because I live here and all" but probably looked more like "let me show you to your table." It turned out the guy and his buddy were both Giants fans too and would not, they made clear, ever root for the Niners. They bought me a shot when Julio Jones scored again. I admitted that I didn't reeeeally care who won, to be honest, as long as the Patriots didn't ultimately win a Super Bowl. On that we agreed.
The general mood at the place picked up significantly when the Niners scored their second touchdown to cut Atlanta's lead to 17-14 with halftime coming up, though the fog of assumed defeat rolled back in shortly after when the Falcons scored with just 25 seconds left in the half. I went with a friend down to some place in the Mission that I later learned self-identifies as "San Francisco's first ham and oyster bar" to watch the second half. The food was delicious, but also distracting — when David Akers missed a game-tying gimme, and when Michael Crabtree turned over the ball on the one-inch line, it was all too easy to just sigh and get lost in the menu. "We ended up not going to Tahoe this weekend so we could watch the game here," I heard someone say. "The snow wasn't great anyway so it worked out." Still, even we insufferable dilettantes couldn't help but be transfixed by Atlanta's slow, steady fourth-quarter drive, couldn't help doing the math and thinking that we might be seeing Akers again, couldn't help tensing up as Matt Ryan tried, twice, for Roddy White from the 10-yard line, couldn't help shaking our heads and smiling like grizzled old-timers.
Of course, we weren't, whatsoever. All those guys had been saddled up at the Kezar Pub bar since hours before I foolishly tried to stop by. I thought about what the scene must have been like there — hopelessness giving way to heady (and 'Heady) release — and was sad that I totally missed it. But you know what? An imposter like me didn't deserve a place like that anyway. Leave it to the real fans.
— Katie Baker
For the next two weeks, we're likely to hear the same story about how exactly the 49ers got here. Two seasons ago, after a disastrous 6-10 finish under Mike Singletary, the San Francisco brass traveled the 10 miles down the 101 to coax Jim Harbaugh away from Stanford. One of the more impressive turnarounds in NFL history followed. San Francisco went 13-3 in its first season under the new coach, and in the process, cast out the toxic elements of the former regime. Seeking to outdo himself in his second campaign, the coaching sage daringly replaced the league's highest-rated passer 11 weeks into the season, and it was thanks to this bit of magic that the Niners were able to get over the hump and into the Super Bowl.
Much of this is true. What Harbaugh has done in his two seasons is nothing short of amazing. The Kaepernick decision has given the Niners a dimension they previously lacked, and over the last two weeks, Harbaugh has shown just how dynamic his offense can be given its diverse attack. But as praise is heaped upon Harbaugh and Kaepernick as the Super Bowl draws closer, the man just as responsible for the Niners' success will be relatively forgotten. That man is Trent Baalke.
Baalke was building a winner in San Francisco while Harbaugh was still busy beating up USC. A member of the front office since 2005, Baalke was elevated to Vice President of Player Personnel in 2010. That would be the first year that he oversaw San Francisco's draft process, and it just so happened to be a draft that built a huge chunk of the foundation the 49ers have ridden to New Orleans. With its two first-round picks, the Niners came home with Anthony Davis and Mike Iupati — both of whom have developed into Pro Bowl–caliber players on the offensive line. In the third round, it was linebacker Navorro Bowman. A year later, with Baalke now officially the team's GM, San Francisco's first two picks netted Aldon Smith and Kaepernick.
The coach and the quarterback are bound to get most of the credit in the run up to the Harbowl, but Baalke's approach in his two drafts has had its share of impact in defining the 49ers. Rebuilding teams are often served by building from the line out, and in year one, San Francisco used not one, but two first-rounders on guys they hoped could be fixtures up front. In Aldon Smith and Kaepernick, the Niners got stars at the two positions that have come to define each side of the ball. Harbaugh may be the best coach in football, but with the Niners, he's had the luxury of leading a team built to succeed.
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Team City is running on a Solaris. My ant task, called by Team City, is attempting to start a glassfish domain. The task just hangs for a really long time and then eventually errors out. I can run this ant task from the unix command line with no problems. I only seem to have this problem when the task is called from Team City. It's not 100% consistent but happens more often than not. Has anyone seen this problem or have any ideas on how to fix it?
Team City is running on a Solaris. My ant task, called by Team City, is attempting to start a glassfish domain.
The task just hangs for a really long time and then eventually errors out. I can run this ant task from the unix command line with no problems.
I only seem to have this problem when the task is called from Team City. It's not 100% consistent but happens more often than not.
Has anyone seen this problem or have any ideas on how to fix it?
We have no experience with running Glassfish inside build.
output and error streams of build process and sending them to server.
We will try to investigate further.
Has there been any progress on this issue? I can't run any server tests with team city.
You can comment/watch progress there.
I am afraid there is no progress so far, but we will give it one more try.
The only thing I can suggest is to try to make a thread dump when the process hangs.
http://www.jetbrains.net/confluence/display/TCD3/HowtoDebug+problems , section "Hangs and thread dumps"
And please attach the thread dump to the Jira issue. Please make sure that you make thread dumps of all available java processes on the build agent.
Please also watch corresponding Jira issue to be notified on changes.


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Q: Is there an up-to-date version of the AlchemiAPI for C#? When compiling the current Alchemi API for C# I get the following messages:
AlchemyAPI.cs(670,16): warning CS0618: 'System.Net.GlobalProxySelection' is obsolete: 'This class has been deprecated.
        Please use WebRequest.DefaultWebProxy instead to access and set the global default proxy. Use 'null' instead of
        GetEmptyWebProxy. http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=14202'
AlchemyAPI.cs(681,16): warning CS0618: 'System.Net.GlobalProxySelection' is obsolete: 'This class has been deprecated.
        Please use WebRequest.DefaultWebProxy instead to access and set the global default proxy. Use 'null' instead of
        GetEmptyWebProxy. http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=14202'

which lead me to believe that maybe the api may be outdated. Is there an up-to-date api somewhere?

A: A community member recently forked the AlchemyAPI C# SDK, and you can access it on GitHub.. That is the most up-to-date version currently available.

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According to Spiegel's analysis of AfD's likely MPs, 35 of 94 are "right wing extremists." So, it's not just about a purge of one or two bad apples. Expect the AfD to split along the same realoand fundi — realist vs. fundamentalist — fault line of the Greens.
In the lead-up to the election, several major newspapers noted that Russian involvement in the German vote was scant. Perhaps they spoke too soon. First to consider are the Russian speakers, those with German heritage who've relocated to Germany since the 1980s — the right kind of immigrants from AfD's point of view. The AfD estimates that fully one-third of its supportcomes from this constituency, and it has helped the party become the second most popular one in former East Germany.


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Клубная карьера
На протяжении своей футбольной карьеры выступал за клуб «Toyo Industries».

Карьера в сборной
С 1956 по 1964 год сыграл за национальную сборную Японии 36 матчей. Также участвовал в Олимпийских играх 1956 года.

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