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Mastering your superpowers
Faith Rahman
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What would you do if you had a hidden superpower?
Rick Green, a comedian, writer, and co-creator of The Red Green Show, told Imprint that he would love to fly. But beyond the land of fantasy, he is a self-proclaimed ADHD master.
A distinguished alumnus of Renison University College, on Oct. 17, Green will return in honour of Invisible Disabilities Week.
Green's goal is to equip students with the right skillset to combat the challenges of life at university. In the Modern Languages Theatre, Green will share his insights on coping with stress, procrastination, and sleep, just to name a few. As well, students will hear about his experiences with ADHD that are at times humorous but often impactful.
Green started his career at the Ontario Science Centre, back when he studied at the University of Waterloo where he loved physics, advanced quantum mechanics, film, and the fine arts.
In 1991, The Red Green Show, now the longest-running Canadian comedy television series, first aired. Green recounted being able to write five to nine comedy skits in a day but frustratingly, never a full screenplay. Finally, he discovered in his late forties the culprit of his lack of focus: ADHD.
Since then, Green has been appointed a Member of the Order of Canada and the Order of Ontario as an advocate for individuals with ADHD, but especially those who live with it unknowingly, just as he had for decades.
"It's a wrestling match against an invisible opponent," he said. "And the worst part is, they don't know they're in a wrestling match."
Although this may be true, he also said that individuals with ADHD are creative, lateral thinkers, who excel in cross-disciplinary work.
Green continued to explain that 80 per cent of adults with ADHD live undiagnosed and half of those who are diagnosed don't do anything about it – the rest of the statistics are equally troubling.
For example, a driver with untreated ADHD is seven times more susceptible to being at fault in car accidents than the average person. Clearly, this is not an issue to be dismissed.
To combat symptoms, Green will speak on strategies that individuals with ADHD can use daily.
"The other thing is for people to see that… things that they thought were quirks, or failings, or weaknesses, may actually just be a symptom of something."
After years working with instead of against ADHD, Green has come to the realisation that he has been able to do things that others were incapable of doing. He is still unable to fly, "but now, [he's] soaring and not stressing the way [he] used to."
Green hopes that students will come out to the Oct. 17 talk to discover and hone their own superpowers, understand their own potential, and pursue it.
"It's not only invisible to the world that you have ADHD, it's invisible to yourself until you figure that out."
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Rugby clubs have a variety of health and safety requirements. This webpage has been produced to help clubs check that their procedures for managing health and safety are sufficient to ensure the welfare of everyone using their facilities.
These clubs fall within the main scope of the Health and Safety at Work Act and are required to ensure safe systems of work and a safe working environment for their staff, paid players and others using the premises where the work takes place. Therefore, if a club pays players or employs a secretary and a steward the requirements of the Act apply to activities in and around their place of work.
For further details, please visit the Health and Safety Executive website.
Most health and safety law and regulation applies to employers. As such it is not legally binding on rugby clubs without employees.
The RFU recommends that rugby clubs without employees achieve the same standards of health and safety required of employers. This demonstrates to volunteers that they are valued and enables the rugby club to satisfy its duty of care.
It is key to remember, the Health and Safety at Work Act only lays down statutory duties; a common law (i.e. non statutory) duty of care towards others applies to all those who visit, work, or are affected by a club's activities.
For further details, please see the RFU Health and Safety Responsibility to Volunteer Workers for Clubs Guide (PDF 396kB).
Does your club need a health and safety policy?
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For further details, please see the Health and Safety Policy HSE Example. Or try the online legal document service provided to rugby clubs, which includes a Health & Safety Policy creator.
Risk assessment is a technique for identifying and controlling hazards associated with an organisation's activities. All rugby clubs should undertake risk assessments. Undertaking risk assessments demonstrates commitment to volunteers and the duty of care owed to them. They are also an excellent way to identify and overcome health and safety problems.
For further details, please visit the RFU's Risk Assessments page.
Further health and safety support is available from the RFU Legal Helpline: call 0330 303 1877.
Alternatively, the Health and Safety Executive website for further support and information.


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EME endeavors to enable worshipping communities to transform their local environments through education and community / business development projects, especially in the Southeastern Europe, the Middle East and North Africa Mission Statement EME Purposes To: •	Enable local churches, ministries and other partners, primarily in the Mediterranean Region. •	Empower partnerships with necessary provisions—e.g. personnel, finance, ...See More training and other essentials—to better advance their efforts. •	Support the development of educational programs within the framework of partnerships— e.g. kindergartens, primary schools, K-12 schools and adult education—and the implementation of community building projects, including Business as/for Mission. Show Less
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Pressing environmental concerns in Tunisia include land erosion, pollution and rising sea levels. Over 70% of the nation's land is threatened by erosion and rising coastal waters which is causing a decrease in agricultural land and damaging important tourism sites.1
1 http://www.tunisia-live.net/2015/12/05/environment/
In Tunisian society, men are typically the heads of the household. However, Tunisia is more liberal than many of its Arab neighbors, and many women have more institutional and social freedoms.1 Although women have ample opportunity for employment, they are traditionally still expected to stay at home, and 99% of women do not receive equal pay for the same work as a man.2 Violence against women is common, and nearly 75% of women can expect to experience some form of abuse in their lifetime.2 However, there has recently been a push in Tunisian parliament to protect women's rights and have a more consistent enforcement of these laws.
1 https://www.britannica.com/place/Tunisia/Daily-life-and-social-customs
2 http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/en/originals/2016/08/tunisia-bill-violence-against-women-sanctions-controversy.html
There have been great strides made since the new government was elected in 2014. Torture is on the decline even though it is still used sometimes on those in police custody. The government has also passed legislation that make gender equality in governmental positions easier to achieve.1 There are still restrictions on freedom of media and expression, and journalists still may be prosecuted under anti-terrorism laws for criticizing the government.2 The right to assemble and protest is protected under the new constitution, but there are still occasional instances of police harming individuals involved in these.3
1 https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2017/country-chapters/tunisia
2 http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-14107557
3 https://freedomhouse.org/report/freedom-world/2017/tunisia
The total adult literacy rate in Tunisia is 81%.1 While education is one of the government priorities, major institutional reform is necessary to improve the education system. Even though the country is well above the regional average for amount spent on education each year, the largest hurdle is that those with an education are still unable to find work. There are not enough jobs to incentivize people to further their education, and the massive population of young people is straining the education system.1 Annually, over 130,000 students drop out before graduating secondary school.2
1 https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ts.html
2 http://www.al-fanarmedia.org/2016/01/education-reform-dialogue-in-tunisia-holds-promise-and-uncertainty/
Roughly 15.5% of the Tunisian population currently lives below the poverty line.1 Poverty in Tunisia closely follows unemployment, and the unemployment rate is 15% overall and 35% for youth. There are many discrepancies in poverty depending on the region in Tunisia. Poverty rates are lower in the large coastal cities, but in central Tunisia, rates are near 30%.2 Food security and hunger are still a concern, and 5% of the population is classified as very malnourished.3
2 https://borgenproject.org/poverty-tunisia-imf-lending/
3http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/security/2014/01/tunisia-poverty-hunger-threaten-unrest.html#
The constitution officially provides for religious freedom, but references to Islam pervade the text. Governmental leaders have called for an end to political Islam in Tunisia, and have sought to separate their political parties from mosques.1 Roughly 99% of the Tunisian citizenry is Sunni Muslim and the remaining 1% is comprised of Shia Muslims, Baha'is, Jews, and Christians.2 There are a disproportionate amount of Islamic extremist members recruited in Tunisia for groups like the Islamic State and Al Qaeda which is increasing religious divides in the country.>3
1 http://gulfnews.com/opinion/thinkers/separating-religion-from-politics-in-tunisia-1.1834776
3 http://foreignpolicy.com/2016/07/15/why-does-tunisia-produce-so-many-terrorists-nice-france-truck-terrorist-attack/
Approximately 100% of the population has access to clean drinking water, and 92% of the population has access to improved sanitation infrastructure.1
The unemployment rate has been lowering recently and was at 14% in 2016, but youth unemployment is much higher, nearing 35%.1 Petroleum and mining are the two largest contributors to the Tunisian GDP, but despite reforms, the economy has not grown at a rate sufficient to develop into a modernized economy.2 Tunisia is one of the few African countries that has cultivated a successful market economy. However, experts agree that in order to develop further, more jobs need to be created, foreign investments must increase, and political institutions must be strengthened.3
2 http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/tunisia/overview
3 http://www.heritage.org/index/country/tunisia
Since the Arab Spring in 2011, Tunisia has been taking important steps towards democracy and political freedom.1 The most recent presidential and parliamentary elections have been considered fair and free which gained international attention as an Arab Spring success story.1 Despite progress, there is still corruption and social unrest in Tunisia. Violence and the uncertainty of the government's future have made economic growth and the eradication of extremist groups difficult.2 Many Islamic extremist groups have large followings in Tunisia which has caused government instability in an already fragile nation.3
The Tunisian life expectancy is 75 years.1 The constitution declares healthcare a right for all individuals, and their healthcare system is considered to be one of the best in the region despite shortages in equipment and staff.2 Since 2014, HIV prevalence has decreased significantly to less than 1% of the population, but Tunisian adults living with HIV frequently encounter social stigmas that make living with the disease a constant difficulty.3 In addition, the infant mortality rate in Tunisia is 22 deaths per 1,000 live births, and the maternal mortality rate is 62 deaths per 100,000 live births which indicates a developing and successful health system.1
2 http://www.borgenmagazine.com/strengthening-tunisias-healthcare-system/
3 http://www.who.int/countries/tun/en/
Some of the most common threats to children's well being in Tunisia are child labor and human trafficking. It is estimated that 22% of 5 year old children are engaged in some form of labor.1 Child labor laws are beginning to have a positive effect on children's lives, but harsh forms of child labor like domestic work as a result of human trafficking are still a large concern.2 Early mortality rates are below the regional average, but violence in the home is still prevalent with over 90% of children experiencing violent discipline at home.1 Additionally, there are around 130,000 orphaned children in the country.3
1 http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/tunisia/publication/ecd2015
2 https://www.dol.gov/agencies/ilab/resources/reports/child-labor/tunisia
3 http://www.sos-childrensvillages.org/where-we-help/africa/tunisia
Scorpions, snakes, gazelles, locusts, and other desert animals are all common, but it is difficult for a wide variety of animal life to live in Tunisia because of the frequent weather changes.1 There are a few national parks that are protected environments for these animals to live in. The Mediterranean has many different species like whales, eels, and crabs living off the Tunisian coast.2
1 https://www.britannica.com/place/Tunisia/Land#toc46601
2 http://www.tourismtunisia.com/wildlife-in-tunisia/
Northern Africa, bordering the Mediterranean Sea, between Algeria and Libya
Water 8,250 sq km
temperate in north with mild, rainy winters and hot, dry summers; desert in south
petroleum, phosphates, iron ore, lead, zinc, salt ;
toxic and hazardous waste disposal is ineffective and poses health risks; water pollution from raw sewage; limited natural freshwater resources; deforestation; overgrazing; soil erosion; desertification
Tunisia's diverse, market-oriented economy has long been cited as a success story in Africa and the Middle East, but it faces an array of challenges during the country's ongoing political transition. Following an ill-fated experiment with socialist economic policies in the 1960s, Tunisia embarked on a successful strategy focused on bolstering exports, foreign investment, and tourism, all of which have become central to the country''s economy. Key exports now include textiles and apparel, food products, petroleum products, chemicals, and phosphates, with about 80% of exports bound for Tunisia''s main economic partner, the European Union. Tunisia''s liberal strategy, coupled with investments ...See More in education and infrastructure, fueled decades of 4-5% annual GDP growth and improving living standards. Former President (1987-2011) Zine el Abidine BEN ALI continued these policies, but as his reign wore on cronyism and corruption stymied economic performance and unemployment rose among the country''s growing ranks of university graduates. These grievances contributed to the January 2011 overthrow of BEN ALI, sending Tunisia''s economy into a tailspin as tourism and investment declined sharply. As the economy recovers, Tunisia''s government faces challenges reassuring businesses and investors, bringing budget and current account deficits under control, shoring up the country''s financial system, bringing down high unemployment, and reducing economic disparities between the more developed coastal region and the impoverished interior. Show Less ;
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Conférence de Thomas Elsaesser organisée dans le cadre du séminaire général du département de Physique.
Time-resolved structure research aims at revealing the basic mechanisms behind the spatial re-arrangement of atoms and the re-distribution of electrons. X-ray diffraction and absorption methods with a femtosecond time resolution hold a particular potential for determining transient structures at atomic length scales and, thus, have been implemented with both accelerator- and laser-driven x-ray sources.
This talk combines basic concepts of x-ray diffraction and absorption on ultrashort time scales with very recent results from studies with laser-based sources. Anisotropic acoustic phonon propagation connected with photovoltaic shift currents in the ferroelectric LiNbO3 is mapped by x-ray diffraction and shown to originate from the strong piezoelectric coupling between carriers and lattice. A combined x-ray diffraction and absorption study of the hydrogen-storage material LiBH4 reveals field-induced charge relocations and the extremely small elongations of coherent phonons in the crystal lattice. The virtual transition state involved in the Raman excitation process of phonons is characterized in detail, including a map of the electric driving forces of nuclear motion.


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William "Bill" Harriott (* 4. Juli 1958 in Windsor, Ontario; † 21. März 2011 in Calgary, Alberta) war ein kanadischer Skirennläufer.

Harriott, der armamputiert war, gehörte zwischen 1986 und 2003 der kanadischen Nationalmannschaft an und nahm an sieben Winter-Paralympics teil, zuerst als Skiläufer und später dann als Begleitläufer für Christopher Williamson. Bei den Winter-Paralympics 2002 in Salt Lake City gewannen Williamson und Harriott Gold.

Harriott war verheiratet und hatte zwei Kinder. Er starb am 21. März 2011 infolge eines Herzinfarktes.

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Remittances sent worldwide jump by over 60% in the last decade - $653 billion sent in past year
Victor Oluwole
Four key predictions for African remittances in 2022
The major increase highlights the importance of remittances in times of economic stress
Remittances provide a lifeline to less fortunate areas where aid organisations have a lower presence.
Remittances also add to the economy and support urban development
According to a research by ACE Money Transfer, remittances have increased 64.3% in the past decade, from $420.1 billion 10 years ago to $653.4 billion in the last year.
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Remittances are transfers of funds from expat workers back to their home countries.
According to the research, the remittance boom coincides with the recovery from the global financial crisis in 2011-12. The study adds that the rise highlights the increasingly important role that remittances from expat workers play in supporting developing economies. This is particularly the case in periods of global economic stress, such as the current macroeconomic situation.
Remittances are vital in rural areas, where aid organisations have less presence. It's estimated that income from remittances is more than three times higher than that from official aid and foreign direct investment combined.
Remittances also play a key role in urban areas, helping drive investment into real estate and infrastructure in developing countries.
Rashid Ashraf, CEO of ACE Money Transfer, says: "Remittances have a massive impact on people's lives across the world. When times are tough, and economies are struggling, this is when remittances are particularly important."
"Around three-quarters of remittances sent globally are used to cover essential things, like putting food on the family's table and covering medical expenses, school fees or housing expenses. In addition, migrant workers tend to send more money home in times of crisis to cover loss of crops or family emergencies."
The impact of remittances on Nigeria's economy
Remittances can play a key role in supporting the economies of countries facing significant economic stress. They are an important foreign currency source for their countries, which can help control inflation and the price of essential goods and services in the country.
According to World Bank, the cost of remittances in sub-Saharan Africa was the highest, averaging 8.17per cent in the fourth quarter of 2020. The report also said remittance flows to the sub-Saharan Africa region declined by 12.5 per cent in 2020 -- the biggest drop in over a decade -- partly due to the global Covid-19 pandemic but mainly attributed to a huge decline in remittances to Nigeria.
The decline in remittance flows across sub-Saharan Africa was "almost entirely due to a 27.7 per cent decline in remittance flows to Nigeria, which alone accounted for over 40 per cent of remittance flows to the region," said the report. It notes that excluding Nigeria, remittance flows to sub-Saharan Africa increased by 2.3 per cent, demonstrating resilience at a time of crisis and defying earlier projections.
Many countries in Sub-Saharan Africa are facing economic difficulties where remittances can play a key role in their recoveries. Some of these countries have been struggling with the effects of surging inflation this year.
Nigeria's economy has also been struggling due to inflation, which increased by 18.6% in June compared to the year before. Remittances to Nigeria, which stood at $17.2bn in the past year, are widely seen as key to helping Nigeria's economic recovery post-pandemic. President Muhammadu Buhari has urged Nigerians in the diaspora to actively participate in the country's recovery by sending money home.
Remittances are a crucial source of foreign capital for many developing countries. Unlike other private capital flows, remittances have remained resilient throughout the pandemic. As economics across the world continue to recover, remittances continue to play a vital role in helping countries build resilience and drive economic growth.
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Cameron Smith primed for Masters: coach
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Watch out for Cameron Smith in this year's majors and also the Tokyo Olympics following his US PGA Tour triumph in Hawaii.
That's the message from the 26-year-old Queenslander's longtime coach Grant Field, who believes Sunday's first-up success in the Sony Open has set his charge up for a big 2020 season.
The win earned Smith a berth in April's Masters at Augusta National, where Field says he's "more than capable" of claiming the green jacket, having already tied fifth there in 2018.
There's no question, I think this could be a great year for Cam," Field told AAP.
"He will be confident having won and he knows he's played well at Augusta before.
"I think Augusta really suits Cam's game, with how accurate he is from 100 yards in and how good his putting is.
"He is also not one to get caught up in the hype of the Masters and he's able to treat it like a normal PGA Tour event."
Field believes Smith's gritty style of play will also serve him well at US Open host Winged Foot in New York - one of the hardest courses on the rotation - and a likely cold, foggy US PGA Championship in San Francisco in May.
"He plays well in tough conditions and I expect the course set-up to be brutal at the US Open and the weather to be testing at the PGA," he said.
Smith's Sony Open triumph pushed him up the world rankings to No.31, where he is breathing down the necks of countrymen Marc Leishman (No.28) and Adam Scott (No.13) for a spot on Australia's Olympic golf team.
"There are goals that Cam has made no secret about wanting to achieve; playing for Australia at the Olympics and contending at the majors. He is more than capable of both," said Field
"The Olympics are massive on Cam's radar; he loves team events and representing his country."
Smith will next tee up at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines in two weeks.
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Nets Celebrate Politicization of Lewis Funeral for 'Forceful Attack' on Trump
July 30th, 2020 8:49 PM
Though it often seemed more like a political rally, former President Barack Obama delivered the eulogy at late Congressman John Lewis's (D-GA) funeral Thursday. Via the politicized address, the liberal media received their marching orders from their beloved leader: accuse President Trump of threatening the November the election and compare him to racist Alabama Governor George Wallace (D). And they celebrated him for it.
After noting that Obama's presidency stood on the shoulders of Lewis's work in the Civil Rights movement, NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt hyped how Obama "while not naming him, launching a forceful attack against President Trump."
"George Wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators," Obama sneered during the nationally televised service.
Of course, the liberal media would push Obama's drivel, it matched their narrative. He was claiming that the Portland riots and Antifa terrorism were just "peaceful demonstrators."
Over on the CBS Evening News, anchor Norah O'Donnell fawned for Obama's "rousing eulogy," "saying those in power are trying to discourage voting." And boasted that it was "a direct response to President Trump, who floated the idea today of delaying November's election, something he doesn't even have the power to do."
CBS correspondent Michelle Miller (and wife to far-left National Urban League president Marc Morial) followed up for O'Donnell by playing a prolonged soundbite of Obama suggesting Trump was Wallace and all cops were Bull Connor:
MILLER: And America's first black president delivered his eulogy.
BARACK OBAMA: America was built by people like that. At the ripe old age of 25, John was asked to lead the march from Selma to Montgomery. He was warned that Governor Wallace had ordered troopers to use violence. Bull Connor may be gone, but today we witness with our own eyes police officers kneeling on the necks of black Americans. George Wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators.
MILLER: Obama called on Congress to strengthen the Voting Rights Act that Lewis fought for nearly six decades ago.
ABC's World News Tonight was a bit more vague in praising Obama's comments. Anchor David Muir honed in on the "urgency" in Obama's "words, with this pandemic, his concern about protecting Americans, their health and their right to vote this November."
"The former President argued that forces are still trying to suppress the vote today, right now, in November's election," ABC correspondent Steve Osunsami touted before playing this long soundbite of the media's President pushing a conspiracy theory against Republicans:
Even as we sit here, there are those in power who are doing their darnedest to discourage people from voting by closing polling locations and targeting minorities and students with restrictive I.D. laws and attacking our voting rights with surgical precision. Even undermining the postal service in the run-up to an election that's going to be dependent on mail-in ballots so people don't get sick.
It's good to know that while the rest of us plebes are not allowed to mourn and bury our relatives with dignity, the elite can attend packed political rallies – I mean, services broadcast to the country.
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ABC's World News Tonight
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DAVID MUIR: And former President Barack Obama delivering the eulogy, saying John Lewis' life proved that any of us can stand up to power and say, we can do better. But the former President didn't stop there. There was an urgency to his words, with this pandemic, his concern about protecting Americans, their health and their right to vote this November.
STEVE OSUNSAMI: The former President argued that forces are still trying to suppress the vote today, right now, in November's election.
BARACK OBAMA: Even as we sit here, there are those in power who are doing their darnedest to discourage people from voting by closing polling locations and targeting minorities and students with restrictive I.D. laws and attacking our voting rights with surgical precision. Even undermining the postal service in the run-up to an election that's going to be dependent on mail-in ballots so people don't get sick.
NORAH O'DONNELL: Three former presidents spoke, but it was President Obama who delivered a rousing eulogy, using the moment to speak to the cause of John Lewis' life-- voting rights-- saying those in power are trying to discourage voting. And that appeared to be a direct response to President Trump, who floated the idea today of delaying November's election, something he doesn't even have the power to do.
MICHELLE MILLER: And America's first black president delivered his eulogy.
OBAMA: You want to honor John? Let's honor him by revitalizing the law that he was willing to die for.
LESTER HOLT: John Lewis, born in tiny segregated Troy, Alabama, the son of sharecroppers, celebrated today by presidents, including the first black president who says he was elected standing on Lewis' shoulders.
BARACK OBAMA: On inauguration day in 2008 -- 2009, he was one of the first people I greeted and hugged on that stand. And I told him, "this is your day, too."
HOLT: Former President Obama, one of many today calling the strength in the Voting Rights Act that Lewis championed.
OBAMA: Do you want to honor John? Let's honor him by revitalizing the law that he was willing to die for.
HOLT: And while not naming him, launching a forceful attack against President Trump.
OBAMA: George Wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators.
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bind -- as in: It put me in a bind.
When she started to gossip, it put her friend in a bind.
The Chinese move puts the U.S. administration in a bind.
We owe so much money it has put us in a financial bind.
It had to be a trick or you couldn't have done it. It's the bind we were in. We had to have a commander with.... But somebody with that much compassion could never be the killer we needed.


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ibakatv is a Video on demand platform for Nollywood movies; it has over 15,000 hours of movie and TV content streamed on-demand.

Ibakatv is part of ibaka Entertainment which was founded in 2011 in Lagos, by Blessed Idornigie, with the support of his partners/investors Mr. Kazim Adeoti and Dr. Gbolahan Olaniyi, Ayodele Awoleye and other family and friends. .ibakatv is now one of the fastest-growing internet entertainment companies in Nigeria and is currently YouTube's biggest sub-Saharan African partner.

History

iBAKA Entertainment Ltd was founded in 2011 in Lagos, by Blessed Idornigie, with the support of his partners/investors. Idornigie's had entered into many online businesses, from e-gold to multilevel marketing. At 27, he had worked in five different companies before discovering that the Nollywood industry needs more competitive and innovative ideas in online movies streaming and distribution, content immortalisation and security.

He decided to make more research about the industry and found out that Nollywood content is highly demanded within and in the diaspora. That began the journey of ibakatv.

The aim was to create a platform that will become the viewer's choice destination in African Internet entertainment.
He started in out in his room with a laptop and with support from family members and friends. The company was birthed in 2011. Idorngie later brought in partners that injected some funds into the business.
September 2012 marked the turning point for ibakatv, after it acquired YouTube Premium Partnership and with four major channels, ibakatv|NOLLYWOOD, ibakatv|YORUBA, AFRICAMAGICCLIP and ibakatv with a monthly hit of about 6m to 20m at Estimated Watch Time of about 80M to 200M as at today.

This success on YouTube was one of the motivating factors that inspired the company to create its own official online movie-streaming platform called IBAKATV.COM.

Today, aside the fact that ibakatv is YouTube's biggest premium partner in Sahara Africa, it has built a global audience of over 500 million video views, 5 billion estimated watch time and over 1 million unique subscribers from over 220 different countries which includes, United States, United Kingdom, Nigeria, Canada, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, Spain, Australia and many others. It generates more than 1million hit daily.

Platforms

Ibakatv reaching across various devices.
In its bid to make Nollywood entertainment easily accessible to all classes of audience, Ibakatv apps was introduced. This guarantees audience satisfaction and makes viewing and access to Nollywood, Ghallywood and other African entertainment on the go. Ibakatv is available on Google Play and App Store which makes Android and iOS devices (along with Fire HD tablets) users can download the app from their respective stores. Ibakatv is also available on smart TVs, which means users can also access the app on their Samsung, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV and Android TV devices. Ibakatv prides itself as a luminary in Video-On-Demand.

References

External links
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https://www.youtube.com/user/yorubamagic

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John Waters doesn't love all holidays. "I think Santa Claus should team up with the tooth fairy and kill the Easter bunny," he says. But Christmas? Christmas he loves unconditionally, without irony.
For the past decade, he's been touring every December with a show that's part stand-up, part monologue, part pep-talk. During the holidays, he likes to think of himself as a motivational speaker.


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Pryor made his Bills debut in Sunday's 41-9 loss to the Bears, catching two of five targets for 17 yards and rushing once for minus-1 yard.
This is a solid baseline for what can be expected from Pryor moving forward with his new team, as the lack of talent around him should keep Pryor involved while simultaneously limiting his production. Anyone counting on the big-bodied wide receiver in a revenge game against the Jets in Week 10 will be pinning their hopes on a touchdown, as Buffalo couldn't get a single receiver over 40 yards in this one.


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Changing Paradigm of Simulation in Automotive Industry
In 2017, Japan released its 'Society 5.0' blueprint, which envisions a 'super smart society' in which digital tools solve challenges such as the nation's aging workforce and global pollution. We are now in a new era, one in which innovation driven by enabling technologies such as IoT, AI, and robotics are bringing significant changes to the economy and society. Today, movements toward incorporating new elements into existing technologies and knowledge, thereby designing, and creating previously unknown business services, are gaining visibility.
Digitization, increasing automation, and new business models have revolutionized other industries, and automotive is no exception. These forces are giving rise to four disruptive technology-driven trends in the automotive sector: diverse mobility, autonomous driving, electrification, and connectivity or collectively known as CASE (Connected, Autonomous, Shared and Electric). The number of vehicles with CASE mobility characteristics will multiply over the next decade, completely changing the automotive landscape. The automotive companies are striving for speed to market and new technologies are bringing value through customized solutions catering to individual choice. To address this challenge, they must begin thinking beyond their traditional benefit offerings and overcome the deterrents standing within the way of speedy adoption of new technology by digital transformation to stay afloat in the market. The onset of COVID-19 has accelerated this process due to multiple factors with people working remotely, and this gives each of us a chance to re-imagine and think how we could do things differently. They are giving jitters to automotive executives who are worried about the rising complexity of vehicle engineering. The chances of an engineer failing to uncover and address potential catastrophes are directly proportionate to a vehicle's design complexity. One of the key tools to address this challenge is "Simulation".
Simulation allows automakers to virtually test and analyze an entire vehicle and its parts even before physical prototypes are made. It can help optimize a vehicle for safety, fuel economy and passenger comfort. The automotive industry was an initial adopter of simulation and has been leveraging this technology for the design and development of vehicles for several decades. In India, by skipping BSV and jumping directly to BSVI, the challenge of reduced time to adherence and technology development to fit the market made it imperative to develop simulation techniques to reduce the time and cost for physical testing. Moving simulation upfront in the product development cycle, finalizing combustion recipe by predicting performance and in-cylinder emission parameters, finalizing Coolant Hardware architecture, and achieving durability mileage and life – all these have been possible by applying simulation and developing simulation methodologies to address complex real-world scenarios and regulation requirement.
Though we have made significant progress in individual physics areas and models utilized for single discipline optimization, CASE vehicles pose multi-dimensional, multi-variant, multi-domain challenges. To address this, we need to break silos, create cross-functional integration and develop model-based engineering approach that uses models as an integral part of the engineering processes that includes the requirements, analysis, design, implementation, verification and validation of a system throughout its lifecycle.
Model based System Engineering (MBSE)
Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is the practice of developing a set of related system models that help define, design, and document a system under development. These models provide an efficient way to explore, update, and communicate system aspects to stakeholders, while significantly reducing or eliminating dependence on traditional documents. MBSE is the application of modeling systems as a cost-effective way to explore and document system characteristics. By testing and validating system characteristics early, models facilitate timely learning of properties and behaviors, enabling fast feedback on requirements and design decisions. MBSE helps the system engineer in assessing the relevance of the system architecture and the compliance with the desired system properties. The same results can be expected from its application to Simulation Systems.
Logistical complexity and software costs are higher. Higher fidelity designs earlier in the acquisition cycle saves program cost and schedule, design problems and conflicts are caught early and often reduces errors and delays at handoffs between disciplines, it helps capture and re-use of multidisciplinary engineering knowledge and reduces design cycle time by 2x to 3x. It allows models at different levels of fidelity to be integrated, ensures design consistency and captures design history, prevents over-design through high fidelity view of integrated product performance, improves decision making by enabling spatial comparisons between all relevant engineering data and creates ownership for overall product success among team members
Today, detailed physics simulation is used to optimize structural, fluid flow, electromagnetic, thermal, and other physical properties. However, on ground, only a few are operating under the conditions envisioned when they were designed. Until recently, the people responsible for keeping these assets running at maximum efficiency had no way to understand the effects of operational and environmental changes on asset performance. Is the machine headed for a breakdown that could cost tens of thousands of dollars per hour in lost production? Is it being run at sub-optimal conditions that will reduce its life over the long run? Are there opportunities to improve its performance by making changes to its operating conditions or upgrading its capabilities?
Technologies for engineering simulation and the Internet of Things have revolutionized asset management with a concept called the digital twin. Companies have been using sensors to collect data for many years especially for the high asset machine. However, this data is not always collected in real time, and the vast amount of data has made it difficult to extract actionable insights. The Internet of Things (IoT) makes it possible for the first time to use sensors to capture data from these assets to understand and optimize their performance instantaneously. By combining this operational data with other information on how the machine works — including maintenance records, PLM information and simulation results — together with analytics and machine learning to form an ecosystem, a fully featured model called a digital twin can be built. Using a digital twin, it is possible to diagnose complicated problems that involve interactions of multiple subsystem and factors.
Simulation is critical to a digital twin as it supplies answers to questions like "What if we change this?" and "Why did that happen?" and "How do we improve the design?" Merging physics-based understanding with analytics delivers the insights that unlock the true value of the digital twin. Using these insights, engineers can understand the operational failure modes of the product, prevent unplanned downtime, improve product performance, and seed the next product generation. Digital twin promises to extend the value delivered by simulation beyond product development to the entire life cycle of a product enabling it to be studied under its actual operating conditions in its unique working environment. By creating a replica of the actual product system in a digital environment, engineers can anticipate and address potential performance and maintenance issues before they occur. The real-time, real-world insights collected via these digital twins can also accelerate future design iterations, leading to continual product improvements. Simulation-based digital twins complement analytics as you can generate baseline and failure data with simulation and predictive models provide higher accuracy and improved ROI by re-using existing simulation models. In addition, the operator can perform what-if analysis to simulate different solutions before applying to the assets. To maximize the value of simulation, the smartest engineering teams apply it at every stage of the development cycle.
Engineering simulation has already demonstrated significant financial payback for companies. It has helped cut time and cost from the product development cycle, deliver quality products, and reduce service and maintenance expenses, resulting in higher customer satisfaction. The availability of compute resource power, coupled with technologies like IoT and AI/ML with focus on Model based system engineering are all leading to a new era of digital transformation. The impact of this transformation is not just a financial gain, but a reputational advantage with a system within the company where greener practices are no longer optional, and achieving carbon neutrality goals is an eventuality.
Sandeep Shetty
Technical Manager- APAC
Sandeep Shetty is the Technical Manager for APAC Enterprise accounts at ANSYS. In his current role, he focuses on Technical engagement with global Ansys Enterprise set of accounts. He has over 15 years of experience in automotive domain specially focusing on simulation driven product development. He works with customers to help them accelerate product development, process integration and continuous improvement.
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Hello! Sorry (again) for not posting anything for so long. I have limited free time and energy each day, and currently I'm busy working on the 12-24 campaign. Hopefully you've all heard about the campaign by now, if not then I haven't been doing my job very well! The 12-24 campaign is raising money to research the benefits of nutrition on hypermobile EDS (hEDS), which could improve the quality of life of the millions of people who struggle with hEDS everyday. So it's a great project to be involved with, but unfortunately updating my blog has had to take a back seat for a while. I regularly post on Instagram which is much quicker.
Unsurprisingly this post relates to the 12-24 campaign… One of my recent tasks was to edit some adverts for 'The Big Bum-ble' sponsored walk, to try to recruit some team members and sponsors. The walk takes place on the 30th June in Regent's Park. It's a non competitive event, aiming to get people more active and to raise money for good causes. If you're interested in joining the 12-24 team please email me at 12to24@ehlers-danlos.org, or if you'd like to sponsor the team please click HERE. Currently they've raised £425 towards a target of £500!
That's all for now, sorry. I'll try to post on here more often, but I always seem to be busy with 12-24 and now the World Cup has started too!
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Structr makes software application development faster and easier than traditional development methods. This is made possible by the combination of low-code development and a graph database.
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This unique combination of low-code to pro-code capabilities and the graph advantage makes Structr an exceptionally productive tool for application development, especially when it comes to networked data.
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Liferay makes software that helps companies create digital experiences on web, mobile and connected devices. The Liferay platform is open source, which makes it more reliable, innovative and secure. Liferay today counts a community of more than 180,000 members and more than 500,000 deployments worldwide. Liferay has 21 offices around the world and is present in 40 countries through its large partner network. Companies such as Adidas, Carrefour, Cisco Systems, Danone, Fujitsu, Lufthansa Flight Training, Siemens, Société Générale and the United Nations use Liferay.
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The Avaloq group is an international leading fintech company. With its core banking software, the Avaloq Banking Suite, and its international network of BPO centres, Avaloq brings trustworthy and efficient banking to the world, delivered through great user experience. With its integrated BPO services, Avaloq is the only independent provider for the financial industry to both develop and operate its own software. Headquartered in Switzerland, Avaloq has branches in Berlin, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Leipzig, London, Lugano, Luxembourg, Madrid, Manila, Nyon, Paris, Singapore, Sydney and Zurich.
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Microsoft Corporation is an international software company. With approx. 114,000 employees and a revenue of approx. $ 90 billion, the company is the world's largest software and hardware manufacturer. The headquarters is in Redmond in Washington. Microsoft offers a wide range of software products and services for various user devices. The product range extends from the Windows operating systems for laptops, mobile devices, and networks to server software for client-server environments, application programs and desktop applications for companies and private users. Also, Microsoft offers multimedia applications, Internet platforms, and developer tools. The world's most widely used Windows operating system and the Office software suite, Office, are the mainstays of the company.
Amazon Web Services offers a broad set of global cloud-based products including compute, storage, databases, analytics, networking, mobile, developer tools, management tools, IoT, security and enterprise applications. These services help organizations move faster, lower IT costs, and scale. AWS is trusted by the largest enterprises and the hottest start-ups to power a wide variety of workloads including: web and mobile applications, game development, data processing and warehousing, storage, archive, and many others.
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Neo4j is the creator of the world's leading graph database, that brings data relationships to the fore. From companies offering personalized product and service recommendations; to websites adding social capabilities; to telcos diagnosing network issues; to enterprises reimagining master data, identity, and access models; organizations adopt graph databases as the best way to model, store and query both data and its relationships. Neo4j researchers pioneered the modern graph database and have been instrumental in bringing the power of the graph to numerous organizations worldwide.
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Magnolia is an open Java CMS that delivers smartphone simplicity on an enterprise-scale. The mobile-inspired HTML5 user interface works through customisable, task-focused Apps, a notification stream called the Pulse, and a system of Favorites for quickly accessing the workspace. Magnolia CMS allows organizations to orchestrate online services, sales and marketing across all digital channels, maximizing the impact of every touchpoint.
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IREB is an independent, non-profit organization and was founded in 2006 by leading RE representatives from science, research, industry and consulting with the vision to create an internationally accepted and professional basis for Requirements Engineering, and to improve RE and BA in practice. It is IREB's declared goal to foster further education in the field of Requirements Engineering and with this in mind, IREB has established the Certified Professional for Requirements Engineering (CPRE) certification concept. Today IREB is a worldwide renowned body of experts for the individual certification of professionals in Requirements Engineering and Business Analysis; CPRE exams are taken around the world.
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Based on the real-life experiences of screenwriter Susan McMartin, the story is set in 1965 Los Angeles, telling the story of a young girl and her dying mother who are joined by a black male cook who comes to live with them, making their lives change forever.
Actors: Eddie Murphy, Britt Robertson, Natascha McElhone, Xavier Samuel, Lucy Fry, Christian Madsen, Mckenna Grace, Natalie Coughlin, Madison Wolfe, Lincoln Melcher, Kathleen McMartin, ...»
Director: Bruce Beresford
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Actors of "Mr. Church"
Birthdate: 3 April 1961, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Birthdate: 18 April 1990, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
Birthdate: 14 December 1969, Surrey, England, UK
Birthdate: 10 December 1983, Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Lucy Fry
Christian Madsen
Birthdate: 8 February 1990, Los Angeles, California, USA
Birthdate: 25 June 2006, USA
Madison Wolfe
Birthdate: October2002, Metairie, Louisiana, USA
Lincoln Melcher
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Kelly Lester
Birthdate: 10 September 1960, USA
Aileen Burdock
Shawnee Witt
Adriana Leonard
Jenica Bergere
Birthdate: 4 July 1974
Paul Archer
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Darius Cottrell
Bruce Marshall
Wyatt Carnel
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Played by: Britt Robertson
Directors of "Mr. Church"
Birthdate: 16 August 1940, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Critic Reviews of "Mr. Church"
It's repugnant for its dehumanizing view (however unintentionally so) of a black man, and repugnant for its emptying-out of one of the great black performers of the time into a sanitized symbol of acceptable blackness.
After helming this, an episode of Roots and Best Picture-winner Driving Miss Daisy, Beresford should be forced to join 'Subservient Cinematic Negroes Anonymous.'
Murphy's low-key but affecting performance is filled with loaded and loving glances. And the restraint becomes the 55-year-old star. If only the film were better.
Murphy is fine as the title character, although his performance consists mostly of suppressing all of his usual shtick. He certainly doesn't endow Mr. Church with any unexpected depths. But then neither does the script.
Somehow Murphy manages to lift his dignified, all-knowing servant character off the page, giving a meticulously composed performance in a vehicle that can't help but feel superficially repackaged.
Get out your handkerchiefs, but don't expect to believe a minute of this vastly improbable tale.
Black Girl Nerds
Man, this type of role is really out of pocket for Eddie Murphy. He isn't funny, and he isn't particularly interesting.
JoBlo's Movie Emporium
Very hokey and old-fashioned in its sensibilities, but Eddie Murphy's performance is excellent.
Cinemalogue.com
Murphy's understated portrayal is a highlight in an otherwise heavy-handed examination of the way in which troubled souls come together to form surrogate families.
"Mr. Church" serves up comfort food in an era when every food truck and most indie films offer more interesting fare.
Cliched drama has sad moments, drinking, stereotypes.
Deseret News, Salt Lake City
There are several things to like about a quiet drama like Mr. Church. But the thing that feels most notable about director Bruce Beresford's story of a young woman and her unique father figure is the presence of Eddie Murphy in the title role.
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import datetime

import cassiopeia.type.core.common
import cassiopeia.type.dto.stats

@cassiopeia.type.core.common.inheritdocs
class StatsSummary(cassiopeia.type.core.common.CassiopeiaObject):
    dto_type = cassiopeia.type.dto.stats.PlayerStatsSummary

    def __str__(self):
        return "Stats Summary"

    @cassiopeia.type.core.common.lazyproperty
    def stats(self):
        """AggregatedStats    the aggregated stats (contains pretty much every stat you probably want to access)"""
        return AggregatedStats(self.data.aggregatedStats) if self.data.aggregatedStats else None

    @property
    def losses(self):
        """int    how many loses this participant has"""
        return self.data.losses

    @cassiopeia.type.core.common.lazyproperty
    def modify_date(self):
        """datetime    the date when the stats were last updated (in epoch milliseconds)"""
        return datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(self.data.modifyDate / 1000) if self.data.modifyDate else None

    @property
    def type(self):
        """StatSummaryType    the identifier for what queue this stat summary is for"""
        return cassiopeia.type.core.common.StatSummaryType(self.data.playerStatSummaryType) if self.data.playerStatSummaryType else None

    @property
    def wins(self):
        """int    how many wins this participant has"""
        return self.data.wins

@cassiopeia.type.core.common.inheritdocs
class AggregatedStats(cassiopeia.type.core.common.CassiopeiaObject):
    dto_type = cassiopeia.type.dto.stats.AggregatedStats

    def __str__(self):
        return "Aggregated Stats"

    @property
    def kda(self):
        """float    the participant's kda"""
        return (self.data.totalChampionKills + self.data.totalAssists) / (self.data.totalDeathsPerSession if self.data.totalDeathsPerSession else 1)

    @property
    def average_assists(self):
        """float    dominion only"""
        return self.data.averageAssists

    @property
    def average_kills(self):
        """float    dominion only"""
        return self.data.averageChampionsKilled

    @property
    def average_combat_score(self):
        """float    dominion only. the part of your score in dominion that comes from combat-related activities"""
        return self.data.averageCombatPlayerScore

    @property
    def average_node_captures(self):
        """float    dominion only"""
        return self.data.averageNodeCapture

    @property
    def average_node_capture_assists(self):
        """float    dominion only"""
        return self.data.averageNodeCaptureAssist

    @property
    def average_node_neutralizations(self):
        """float    dominion only"""
        return self.data.averageNodeNeutralize

    @property
    def average_node_neutralization_assists(self):
        """float    dominion only"""
        return self.data.averageNodeNeutralizeAssist

    @property
    def average_deaths(self):
        """float    dominion only"""
        return self.data.averageNumDeaths

    @property
    def average_objective_score(self):
        """float    dominion only. the part of your score in dominion that comes from object-based activities"""
        return self.data.averageObjectivePlayerScore

    @property
    def average_team_score(self):
        """float    dominion only"""
        return self.data.averageTeamObjective

    @property
    def average_score(self):
        """float    dominion only"""
        return self.data.averageTotalPlayerScore

    @property
    def bot_games(self):
        """int    the number of bot games the participant has played"""
        return self.data.botGamesPlayed

    @property
    def killing_sprees(self):
        """int    how many killing sprees the participant has had"""
        return self.data.killingSpree

    @property
    def max_assists(self):
        """int    dominion only. the most assists the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxAssists

    @property
    def max_kills(self):
        """int    the most kills the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxChampionsKilled

    @property
    def max_combat_score(self):
        """int    dominion only. the highest combat score the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxCombatPlayerScore

    @property
    def max_crit(self):
        """int    the highest damage crit the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxLargestCriticalStrike

    @property
    def max_killing_spree(self):
        """int    the largest killing spree the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxLargestKillingSpree

    @property
    def max_node_captures(self):
        """int    dominion only. the most node captures the particiant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxNodeCapture

    @property
    def max_node_capture_assists(self):
        """int    dominion only. the most node capture assists the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxNodeCaptureAssist

    @property
    def max_node_neutralizations(self):
        """int    dominion only. the most node neutralizations the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxNodeNeutralize

    @property
    def max_node_neutralize_assist(self):
        """int    dominion only. the most node neutralization assists the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxNodeNeutralizeAssist

    @property
    def max_deaths(self):
        """int    only returned for ranked statistics. the most deaths the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxNumDeaths

    @property
    def max_objective_score(self):
        """int    dominion only. the highest object score the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxObjectivePlayerScore

    @property
    def max_team_score(self):
        """int    dominion only. the highest team score the participant has ever had"""
        return self.data.maxTeamObjective

    @property
    def max_game_time(self):
        """int    the longest a participant has ever been in a game"""
        return self.data.maxTimePlayed

    @property
    def max_time_alive(self):
        """int    the longest a participant has ever been alive"""
        return self.data.maxTimeSpentLiving

    @property
    def max_score(self):
        """int    dominion only. the highest dominion score the participant has ever obtained"""
        return self.data.maxTotalPlayerScore

    @property
    def max_kills_per_session(self):
        """int    well, we don't know what this one is. let us know if you figure it out."""
        return self.data.mostChampionKillsPerSession

    @property
    def max_spells_cast(self):
        """int    the most spell casts the participant has ever done in a game"""
        return self.data.mostSpellsCast

    @property
    def normal_games(self):
        """int    the number of normal games the participant has played"""
        return self.data.normalGamesPlayed

    @property
    def ranked_premade_games(self):
        """int    how many premade, ranked games the participant has played"""
        return self.data.rankedPremadeGamesPlayed

    @property
    def ranked_solo_games(self):
        """int    how many premade, solo games the participant has played"""
        return self.data.rankedSoloGamesPlayed

    @property
    def assists(self):
        """int    the total number of assists this participant has had"""
        return self.data.totalAssists

    @property
    def kills(self):
        """int    the total number of champion kills this participant has had"""
        return self.data.totalChampionKills

    @property
    def damage_dealt(self):
        """int    the total amount of damage this participant has dealt"""
        return self.data.totalDamageDealt

    @property
    def damage_taken(self):
        """int    the total amount of damage this participant has taken"""
        return self.data.totalDamageTaken

    @property
    def deaths(self):
        """int    the total number of deaths this participant has had"""
        return self.data.totalDeathsPerSession

    @property
    def double_kills(self):
        """int    the total number of double kills this participant has had"""
        return self.data.totalDoubleKills

    @property
    def first_bloods(self):
        """int    the total number of first bloods this participant has had"""
        return self.data.totalFirstBlood

    @property
    def gold_earned(self):
        """int    the total amount of gold earned this participant has had"""
        return self.data.totalGoldEarned

    @property
    def healing_done(self):
        """int    the total amount of healing this participant has done"""
        return self.data.totalHeal

    @property
    def magic_damage_dealt(self):
        """int    the total amount of magic damage this participant has dealt"""
        return self.data.totalMagicDamageDealt

    @property
    def minions_killed(self):
        """int    the total number of minion kills this participant has had"""
        return self.data.totalMinionKills

    @property
    def neutral_monster_killed(self):
        """int    the total number of neutral monster kills this participant has had"""
        return self.data.totalNeutralMinionsKilled

    @property
    def node_captures(self):
        """int    dominion only. the total number of nodes this participant has captured"""
        return self.data.totalNodeCapture

    @property
    def node_neutralizations(self):
        """int    dominion only. the total number of nodes this participant has neutralized"""
        return self.data.totalNodeNeutralize

    @property
    def penta_kills(self):
        """int    the total number of penta kills this participant has gotten"""
        return self.data.totalPentaKills

    @property
    def physical_damage_dealt(self):
        """int    the total amount of physical damage this participant has dealt"""
        return self.data.totalPhysicalDamageDealt

    @property
    def quadra_kills(self):
        """int    the total number of quadra kills this participant has gotten"""
        return self.data.totalQuadraKills

    @property
    def losses(self):
        """int    the total number of loses this participant has had"""
        return self.data.totalSessionsLost

    @property
    def games_played(self):
        """int    the total number of games this participant has played"""
        return self.data.totalSessionsPlayed

    @property
    def wins(self):
        """int    the total number of wins this participant has had"""
        return self.data.totalSessionsWon

    @property
    def triple_kills(self):
        """int    the total number of triple kills this participant has gotten"""
        return self.data.totalTripleKills

    @property
    def turrets_killed(self):
        """int    the total number of turrets this participant has killed"""
        return self.data.totalTurretsKilled

    @property
    def unreal_kills(self):
        """int    the total number of unreal kills this participant has gotten"""
        return self.data.totalUnrealKills

###############################
# Dynamic SQLAlchemy bindings #
###############################
def _sa_rebind_all():
    StatsSummary.dto_type = cassiopeia.type.dto.stats.PlayerStatsSummary
    AggregatedStats.dto_type = cassiopeia.type.dto.stats.AggregatedStats

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


The AJHL Letter of Intent is valid for the time period starting January 11th through the opening of the Hockey Canada Registration System (June 1st).
All Letters of Intent must be submitted to and approved by the AJHL in order for the document to be valid.
A player must be registered in the following season in which an AJHL Letter of Intent was signed.
Once committed to an AJHL team, all other AJHL members will not be able to contact that player and they will fall under Tampering rules.
The AJHL Letter of Intent List will be available to be accessed by all Member Clubs at any time.
All teams are required to register their signed Letters of Intent (LOI) on June 1st. It is in the team's best interest to register the LOI as they get them; if they were to delay in registering the LOI that player would still be free to be recruited by another AJHL team. Players can check with the league if they wish to confirm the registration.
Each LOI counts as a CHA [HCR] card and teams are only permitted to have 25 cards active at any given time; each team has access to 45 cards per season.
White Cards do not become an LOI, as the White Card process in the AJHL stopped on January 10, 2017. Players on a team's White Card list prior to January 10, 2017 will remain there until released by the respective team or they meet the auto release date criteria.
Inquiries regarding the LOI can be directed to Fran Gow, Vice-President of Hockey Operations, AJHL.
Players and their families have many opportunities to consider throughout their Junior hockey careers, and the AJHL continues to be a popular choice for student athletes. By choosing to play in the Alberta Junior Hockey League, a player is joining a fraternity of storied athletes through nearly 50 years of athletic and academic excellence.
This choice continues to be popular for players and their families who are concerned for their academic future and are becoming increasingly more aware of the options that are available. The Alberta Junior Hockey League encourages players and their parents to make wise decisions about their individual futures, and do all that is possible to provide the necessary and relevant information.


Chicken thighs are probably the most popular cut of poultry that is turned in at sanctioned bbq contests. It is no wonder because they are tender, moist and delicious. What we do to them only increases the flavor. You will enjoy this meal!
After cleaning the thighs and removing the excess skin and fat, pat dry and place on a plate. Next, combine the remaining ingredients in a glass or stainless steel bowl and mix thoroughly. Add the chicken and make sure you get the marinade up under the skin and onto the meat. Refrigerate 2-3 hours. Prepare the grill for indirect heat (heat on one side and none on the other side). Place the chicken on the non heat side (skin up) and cook until done. You will really enjoy these Spicy Thunder Thighs!


Most people lock their keys in their car at one time or another. It can be very frustrating to look inside your window to see your keys resting on the seat inside the locked door, or even resting in the ignition spot, waiting to be turned on. If you've experienced this before, or if you want to be prepared in case it happens to you, then you need a plan to ensure that you have a proper course of action at the ready.
Your plan should probably include a locksmith, ideally a local, reputable professional. Finding locksmiths in Tulsa is not very hard, and it's always a good idea to have one on hand in case you experience a lock or key issue.
Locksmiths are experienced with residential, commercial, and automotive locks of all makes and models. Their processes are usually quite simple, especially because most locksmiths are mobile service providers. So for instance, perhaps you lock your keys in your car. The first thing you should do is to call the locksmith and tell them your exact location. They'll ask about the make and model of your car, and they'll use that information to find the proper technique to unlock your car and rescue your keys. Once they've received the necessary details, you'll be able to get your keys back as soon as the locksmith arrives on scene.
It's important to find a high quality team of locksmiths that can rescue you in your time of need. A simple search on the Internet for a Tulsa Mobile Locksmith will bring back the best results.
If you're the kind of person that likes to be prepared, you can write down the company's information ahead of time and keep it in your wallet or purse. As lock and key issues are rarely predictable, it's important to have a reliable service at the ready.


Kabissa was a non-profit organization that existed between 1999 and 2018. Its mission was to help African civil society organizations put ICT to work for the benefit of their communities.
Kabissa provided internet services including domain name registration and hosting of websites, email, and mailing lists. It also kept organizations connected with each other and information relevant to their work through a regular email newsletter, organization directory and blog. Kabissa's workshop program, Time To Get Online, delivered face to face training to organizations, and trained trainers from African organizations who then carried out training programs using the Time To Get Online curriculum.
I am very proud of Kabissa, and am deeply grateful to colleagues, members and partners I had the privilege to work with and learn from during the various stages of Kabissa's evolution as an organization. We did great things, and helped many organizations throughout Africa to gain access to valuable online services and figure out how to use them.
Domains registered by Kabissa are no longer being renewed. If your domain is on this list, you need to take action ASAP.
There are some cool domains there that have no known owner - if you have ideas for one of them, let me know and I'm happy to talk about giving it to you.
Tobias is community manager. Connect with him there!
Network brings together civil society organizations around the world working on legal empowerment, including a strong African contingent. We'd love to see you there!
Let me know you were a Kabissa member when you sign up, and I'll add you to a message to bring us all together there. Maybe we can think up something interesting to do as a group to advance access to justice in Africa.


Decades ago, a lot more people were smokers. Cigs were a lot more affordable back then at less than a buck per pack (albeit the economy was different back then as well). And every smoker was buying packs legally. It was even perfectly normal for a PRE-teen to buy a pack of cigs from a machine in those days. There was no violence among confrontations of smokers back then eitha.
Now, we live in a time where more smokers are evading the tobacco taxes instead of "quitting smoking." (Rememba that claim of raising the prices will make more smokers quit? They wish!) There are people selling cigs in the streets, smokers re using empty cans as ashtrays in hospitality businesses. And it's starting to become more common of people lighting up in restrooms of these same places.
Did I mention that holding a pack of cigs in the 21st century is like someone holding loose cash in his/her hand or some jewels for that matta? That's how valuable one pack of cigs is like in modern times. I'm sure people would be fighting over packs if a group of smokers around me saw a carton of Newports on the bench. I ain't trying to be funny eitha.
Antis wanna blame smokers themselves for the way they act towards smoking in public. But if the govt neva stepped into smokers' lives so to speak, people would still be able to afford cigs, people would still be free to smoke in places, and most importantly, we wouldn't have smokers in cities like mine treating grabbing packs and cartons as if they carrying a bag of stolen cash.
Smokers themselves ain't violent and rude. The govt is responsible for making smokers like that. Raising the tobacco taxes will make states lose more money since people will find alternative ways to get cigs. Buying cigs online is almost like me actually buying cigs in the streets, but screw the govt!
It's sad enough to hear of someone getting murdered just cause he/she refused to give a cig to someone who asked for one. Or even if the person DOES get a cig, he might ask (in particular) that chick for somethang much bigga than a cig at night. As in "Gimme your money, and I won't hurt you." Stupid crimes like this would neva happen if smoking bans neva existed.


NetherRealms released a new gameplay trailer of Kratos in action doing what he does best. He looks right at home with blood on his face and the moves that will satisfy any Mortal Kombat fan.
The video shows ton of special moves, Kratos' X-Ray move and God of War's famous quick-time events which is a good touch.
Kratos will be playable exclusively for the Playstation 3 version of Mortal Kombat when it comes out on April 19, 2011.


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Basic reasons of preparing the Macedonian people for another uprising now in the Pirian part were many. First Turks, high taxes, not having a money to live and killing and torturing of the Christian population of Macedonia. From another side there was the activity of the Albanian gangs which were killing every non Muslim population. To be a free citizen was hard with their activity. The uprising in Bosnia and Herzegovina already started and also in Bulgaria. So the Macedonians decided to prepare new uprising in the place Razlovci.
Part of the preparations were made in Solun (Salonica), and the other part - on the terrain where the uprising should started, in the Pijanec-Malesevo region. By the prepares in Solun worked the leader of this uprising, Dimitrija Pop Georgiev - Berovski. In the period of 1875/76 he was forced to be in Solun, onlu because the uprising. The prepares in Macedonia, where the uprising should started were leaded by the priest Stojan Razlovski, father of Berovski's wife. One of the biggest problems for the leaders of the uprising were the money. With that money they had to buy weapons, munitions, warm clothes for the uprisers. On one meeting in Solun, Stojan Razlovski sold his land in Razlovci and the animals to get money. With those money from the sold land of the both of them, they bought weapons, munitions, clothes. The weapons were taken as the biggest secret and were kept in a lot of secret places which the Turks had no idea of their existing in the region of Malesevo, Pijane, Radovis. Beside all of this the leader Dimitrija Pop Georgiev ask for help from two teachers from Solun. He wanted from them to create flag of the uprising. On the flag was written "MACEDONIA" and the revolutionary call "Stand for Liberation".
During the month of April 1876 Dimitrija Berovski came in the village of Razlovci, to see the prepares leaded by Priest Stojan Razlovski. In the hotel of the Priest near the mountain Golak, Pijanečko region, property of Stojan, were made a couple of meetings. For war were already got ready around 30 specials. In the period of the last prepares, the Turks arrived in the village of Razlovci, to collect taxes. Afraid of the fact that they would be discovered they started the uprising on May the 8, year 1876. The final prepares were not made. The uprising first started in the village of Razlovci. The leader Dimitrija Berovski went in the region of Malesevo, so the uprising to take larger region of activity. He should been welcomed, there by more than 300 people from Malesevo, hard armed. But on the way to Malesevo suddenly his troop meet Turks. They started a battle near the village Mitrasinci. The leader, Berovski got a bullet in his head, but he didn't die. They had to go back in the village of Razlovci and they didn't meet with the troops from Malesevo. The troop of Berovski went to establish a contact to the troops of the local duke Cone Spasov who had around 40 uprisers in the village Laki. Together they destroyed the Turkish army (basibozuk). Then the troop of Berovski went to the village of Smilanci, near Radovis, where they had put weapons and munitions from long time before. Since the uprising took the region of the village of Pijane-Malesevo region, the uprisers wanted to start the uprising in the village of Smilanci. But unfortunately they were surrounded by a unknown man from Radovis, and the Turks reacted fast. That is the reason for the fact that the troop of Berovski couldn't go in Smilanci. So the uprisers in this region had unsuccessful try to make region of uprising activity larger.
Reasons for the fast unsuccessful of the uprising lies at the not completely prepares of the uprising and at the fast wounding of the leader, Dimitrija Pop Georgiev - Berovski. Beside all of this the uprisers didn't connected to the other troop over Macedonia. A lot of Macedonians after this uprising were killed and tortured by the Ottoman Turks. Running away from the Turks, a lot of them emigrated to other countries. But from other looking side the Uprising of Razlovci has great meaning for the Macedonian people and takes important place in the Macedonian history.


What are your tips on building a personal brand?
My main tip is to get to know yourself really well, identify what's important to you, what you want to contribute, to who, where your clients/tribe are hanging out, and also outline some long-term goals. I did a lot of reading, meditating, learning, soul-searching, and testing before coming to the decision about launching my brand, Traveling with Kristin. I also bought (probably too many!) web domains before picking one.
You don't need to spend years doing this, in fact, it's better to fail fast and often rather than hesitating to start, but the most important thing is for your personal brand to reflect who you are and be authentic, since it should accompany you throughout life. For example, I never saw myself as a fashion blogger or traditional travel blogger, because those things didn't interest me or go deep enough. I love travel, but I also love delving into the philosophical, logistical, and academic sides of a location independent lifestyle. This is why YouTube, Medium, and LinkedIn appeal to me over Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, Facebook, etc. So I create content that interests me, helps others, and makes sense all around. I want my content to be thoughtful and professional but also let my personality show through.
This is actually a great website to start with regarding developing a personal brand.
What is your favorite e-mail marketing tool?
What is your favorite landing page building tool?
What is your most cost effective social channel to gain leads?
What is the optimum amount of content marketing to produce?
How important do you think a personal brand is when starting out?