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5 Ways Sisqó Will Impact Minnesota
Thursday, May 28, 2015 by Chaz Kangas in Music
Sisqó in the "Thong Song" video
As we reported yesterday, former Dru Hill standout and "Thong Song" singer Sisqó currently resides in Maple Grove, MN. (Semi-related: The New York Times ran a story yesterday about the death of the thong; there are feminist implications.) The silver-headed, early-2000s icon's newfound Minnesota residence delighted our fair state's residents, undoubtedly conjuring memories of slow-dancing to the Rush Hour soundtrack and holding hands at opening-weekend screenings of Get Over It.
But now that we know the 36-year-old singer feels at home in Minnesota, how will the rising levels of Sisqósity change things here? We sought out leading Sisqólogists to assemble a list of five ways Sisqó's presence will impact Minnesota.
An Increase in Local Dragon Unleashing In 1999, Sisqó broke as a solo artist with the release of Unleash the Dragon. There's plenty of speculation as to what the dragon metaphor means, ranging from the inspirational to the sexual. For Sisqó, there's more to offer. There's the literal.
In an unfortunately unreleased music video for the title track that certainly cost a lot of 2000s music-biz dollars, Sisqó not only unleashed an actual dragon, but fought it as well. Expect further dragon attacks this summer and for Sisqó to protect us all. Whether Sisqó has a similar problem with former Ruff Ryders member Drag-On is unconfirmed.
See also: Umm, Turns Out Sisqó Lives in Maple Grove
More Giant Spaceships Full of Pepsi When you're as successful as Sisqó, it's not enough to merely sip one's Pepsi from a can. Nope, the best way to take in the carbonated beverage is aboard a rocket ship in a perpetual party after somersaulting and catching it on your tongue. Now that Sisqó's here in Minnesota, don't act surprised when more of these Pepsi Spaceships just start appearing during your morning commute.
Stevie Wonder Albums Now Entirely Composed of Songs About Will Smith Movies The midpoint between Sisqó's work with Dru Hill and jumping off into solo superstardom was his singing on the hook for Will Smith's "Wild Wild West." On the track written for Smith's film of the same name, Sisqó reimagined Stevie Wonder's vocals for "I Wish" into a song about going to see Will Smith's movie. We don't know if you've taken a look at your copy of Songs in the Key of Life recently, but we suspect all the tracks are now also about Will Smith movies. From "Love's in Need of Suicide Squad" to "Isn't After Earth Lovely" to "Another Men in Black," the classics just got Sisqó'ed.
The Big Show, For No Reason, Will Suddenly Start Scowling At Everybody Across the Street Like every massive hit of 2000, "Thong Song" was later remixed with an added rap verse. The pairing with Foxy Brown -- the MC who had just come off a No. 1 album with Chyna Doll and a hit single in "Hot Spot" -- feels like a perfect fit. Not quite as perfect of a fit is the music video's cameo from WWE superstar the Big Show.
In perhaps the most puzzling rap video cameo at a time known for puzzling rap video cameos, the Big Show was there either because of how hot the then-WWF was at the time, or because if the Big Show wants to be in your music video, you put the Big Show in your music video. If the Big Show decides he wants to move to Maple Grove and start staring you down across the street, are you going to tell him no?
Everyone's Wearing One Sock and Watching Movies in Full Screen Now that we have a Sisqó presence around the clock, the best way to prepare is giving a watch to the 2000 home video release 24 Hours With Sisqó. We get a look into Sisqó's life from the turn of the century, from his cell phone to his fashion choices. Undoubtably, this will best explain local behavioral changes. Soon, residents will be wearing only one sock in order to stay grounded while doing that Sisqó kick, as well as no longer watching movies in widescreen as the "cinema bars" are clearly getting in the way of the full picture.
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Last update on May, 29, 2018
Occupational hearing loss is one of the most common health issues in the workplace. This should come as no surprise, given that more than 22 million workers are exposed to hazardous levels of noise each year.
How much noise is too much? The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) considers noise levels above 85 decibels (dB) — roughly the sound generated by a forklift — to be potentially harmful, especially when the exposure occurs over an eight-hour shift.
Workers in manufacturing are the most affected by harmful noise levels; this includes industries companies involved with lumber, petroleum, coal, metal, rubber, plastic, paper, printing, machinery, food, furniture, fixtures, textiles and apparel. Other industries with a high incidence of occupational hearing loss are transportation, the military, construction, utilities, agriculture, mining and maintenance.
In addition to hearing loss, high levels of noise can decrease job performance and productivity, especially when tasks are complicated or when multitasking is required. Workplace noise can also make communication more difficult, decrease concentration and coordination, and lead to serious workplace accidents and injuries.
At a personal level, hearing loss is associated with lower earning potential and higher health care costs, and it can add stress to the body and mind. Hearing impairment also increases the risk for other health issues, including diabetes, dementia and depression.
June is National Safety Month
The nonprofit National Safety Council has designated June as National Safety Month, which "focuses on reducing leading causes of injury and death at work, on the road and in our homes and communities." Click here for more information and support materials.
Because good hearing is so important in the workplace, Amplifon urges you to include hearing loss prevention as a focal point during National Safety Month. There are five critical steps you can take:
Identify and control hazardous noise levels in the workplace on a regular basis. Noisy machinery can be retrofitted, redesigned, enclosed, isolated or moved away from workers. Keeping up on the maintenance of machinery also helps.
Make hearing loss prevention and education available in the workplace. Employees should be fitted with hearing protection and trained on its correct use and care. Noise-hazard zones should have proper signage with extra ear protection available. Reduce exposure by limiting employee shifts.
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health recommends an exposure limit of 85 dB over eight hours. Noise exposure at or above this level is considered hazardous to hearing and mandates a hearing conservation program provided by the employer.
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El Distrito peruano de Requena es uno de los 10 distritos de la Provincia de Requena, cuya capital alberga. La provincia está ubicada en el Departamento de Loreto, perteneciente a la Región Loreto, Perú. Recibe su nombre en honor de Francisco Requena y Herrera (1743 - 1824), gobernador de Maynas y comisario de límites durante el periodo colonial.

Desde el punto de vista jerárquico de la Iglesia católica forma parte del Vicariato Apostólico de Requena.

Turismo
 Reserva nacional Matsés, hábitat de 177 especies de peces, 10 nuevas para el Perú y 8 podrían ser nuevas para la ciencia; 43 especies de mamíferos grandes; entre 100 y 120 especies de anfibios, incluyendo los (sapo) y (rana); 416 especies de aves.

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Véase también
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 Región Loreto
 Organización territorial del Perú
 Requena
 Mapa de Loreto

Referencias

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Sunken treasure gets the crypto-scam treatment
Chris Wheal
South Korean police are investigating a cryptocurrency investment scam that is alleged to have involved sunken treasure from a century old Russian shipwreck.
Pieces of eight: the cryptocurrency scam allegedly involved repayment in shipwrecked gold
JoongAng Daily reported on Wednesday that Seoul police had issued a travel ban on Choi Yong-seok, the chief executive of Shinil Group, for allegedly plotting to encourage investment in the company's cryptocurrency to fund salvage operations from the Dmitrii Donskoi, a Russian cruiser that sank 113 years ago.
Pieces of eight
Shinil is alleged to have promised to reimburse investment in its cryptocurrency with gold from the wreck. Indeed, the company claimed the wrecked ship was loaded with Won150tn ($131bn) of gold.
The token sale reportedly attracted Won60bn of investments from approximately 100,000 investors – despite Choi's admitting that he couldn't be sure the ship contained anything of value.
Previous conviction
Head of the alleged investment scam was Yu Ji-beom, chief executive of a Shinil Group affiliate based in Singapore, who had previously been convicted of real estate fraud, according to JoongAng Daily.
Investors are reminded, that any cryptocurrency investment scheme that promises guaranteed or immediate returns is likely to be a scam. Ones that involve sunken treasure are likely to be run by pirates.
Post written by Chris Wheal
Chris Wheal is editor of OpenLedger's news and features service. An award-wining business journalists himself, he runs a team of freelance journalists from across the UK and north America.
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Q: find the dimension of $P_{100} $? let $P_n$ denote the real vector space of all polynomials in two variables
of degree strictly less than $n$    for $n \ge  1, n \in \mathbb{N}$
find the  dimension of $P_{100} $?
i thinks dimension of $P_{100} =  101$ beacause dimension of $P_{n}= n+1$
Is it correct ?

A: Let us consider the following in $P_{100}$ which is the real vector space of all polynomials in two variables $x$ and $y$ of degree strictly less than $100$ for :
\begin{array}{c|c}
\mathsf{\text{Degree}} & \mathsf{\text{Number of basis vectors}} & \mathsf{\text{Basis Vectors}}\\\hline
0 \strut & 1 &\text{$1$}\\\hline
1 \strut& 2 &\text{$x,y$}\\\hline
2 \strut & 3 &\text{$x^2,xy,y^2$}\\\hline
\vdots \strut &\vdots &\vdots\\\hline
99\strut & 100 &\text{$x^{99},x^{98}y,\cdots,y^{99}$}\\\hline
\end{array}
So dimension of $P_{100}=\dfrac{100\times101}{2}=4050$.
(Here we have assumed that the variables $x$ and $y$ commute. As an exercise you may try to find $P_{100}$ when $x$ and $y$ do not commute.)

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Tamar Kander is a painter who has a studio just outside Bloomington, Indiana, where she lives with her husband and several animals.
She has won many awards both locally and nationally. Her mixed media paintings are represented in museum and corporate collections both in North and South America, as well as Europe and South Africa. Additionally, her work is included in numerous private collections nationally and internationally.
Galleries representing Tamar's work are located in Santa Fe, Santa Barbara, Chicago, Atlanta, Indianapolis and Bloomington.
She has a BAFA (with honors) from the University of the Witwatersrand, in Johannesburg, S.A., where she was awarded a travel scholarship to Italy for six months. She has an MFA with a double major in Painting, and Art Therapy, from Goldsmith's college, University of London, U.K.
She has studied etching and monoprinting at the Art Student's League of New York, where she was awarded a scholarship, and taught watercolour painting at workshops around the country.
In theIr latest bodies of work, on view this month in a two-person show at Ventana Fine Art, artists John Axton and Tamar Kander continue to plumb the depths of memory, imagination, and the subconscious. Some 15 new paintings by each artist are unveiled during an opening reception at the gallery on Fri- day, July 6, at 5 p.m. Aptly titled Other Worlds, the show is a complementary pairing of two artists whose robust careers span more than four decades.
Artists Tamar Kander and Jamas Brooke live and work in a log cabin in Brown County. In many ways, the couple's location in this rural spot near the storied artists colony is serendipitous. Having lived all over the world, abstract painter Kander does anything but render the landscape that literally surrounds her studio in the woods. And though Brooke makes traditional pottery, the traditions from which he draws aren't local, but rather Japanese and Native American.
For Tamar Kander to create her abstract paintings, two conditions must first be met. One she satisfied decades ago by attending art school in her native South Africa and in England: "The ability to draw is necessary for an abstract artist," she says. This grounding allows her to "unconsciously create space," developing a balanced composition that recalls images she has encountered— from the ridge above her Brown County home to a weathered wall on a house in Martinsville.
The second requirement, however, must be fulfilled anew each time Kander enters her studio.
Bloomington area abstract painter Tamar Kander has made us proud. One of her works was recently purchased by New York University for the conference room of University President John Sexton.
Further into the realm of abstraction, Tamar Kander's small collages are variations on a theme she has been pursuing since I've come to know her work: just-right compositions of subtle and bold contrast, now with torn pieces of newspaper — in this case with Chinese characters — or bits of string or mesh brought into the mix. "Late Afternoon Journey" incorporates orange, fuchsia, red and yellow, paying homage to the sun in all its alchemical glory.
Tamar Kander is an abstract painter who uses the most rugged materials to create the most delicate, poetic effects. To her oil and acrylic pigments, she adds construction materials such as cement and joint compound to build rich, dense surfaces.
Like ancient walls that bear witness to natural and manmade passages, the surfaces of Tamar Kander's canvases are testaments to both the subjective and objective. Working with a variety of materials, including powdered gesso, cold wax, dry-wall compound, acrylic medium, and marble dust, she builds her surfaces so they "breathe and have elasticity," she says. "Then I begin the process of realizing my idea - my subjective response- by collaging my photos or etchings, troweling on colors, then sanding them down and drawing with oil sticks or graphite. Sometimes bits of the sandpaper are embedded on the canvas-used sandpaper is very beautiful to me."
The mixed media paintings of Kander are suggestive of changing skies, whether or not this is what she intends. And Kander moves layers of paint around on the canvas in satisfyingly complex combinations, using like colors. Her skies emerge in yellow, gold, peach and amber with an occasional bit of red, gray or white sounding through the fog of thickly applied paint.


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Simon Moritz Bethmann (1721–1782) was a German merchant and banker.

Life

Simon Moritz was born in Nassau, northwest of Frankfurt am Main, the youngest son of the identically named Nassovian administrator Simon Moritz Bethmann (1687–1725). Together he and his older brother Johann Philipp founded in 1748 what would become the Bethmann bank, based on the 1746 inheritance from their maternal uncle Jakob Adami in Frankfurt. In 1746 he and Johann Philipp purchased citizenship in Frankfurt for 800 guldens each. Their brother Johann Jakob carried on the family name in Bordeaux, where he became a merchant and shipowner.

In 1755 Simon Moritz became deacon of the Niederländische Gemeinde Augsburgischer Confession (= Dutch Congregation of the Augsburg Confession), a charitable institution transferred to Frankfurt in 1585 by Martinist  Lutherans who had fled Antwerp's religious persecution. Together with Johann Philipp he purchased the Basler Hof property from the Patrizier Johann Friedrich Maximilian von Stalburg, where the Bethmann bank maintains offices to this day.

He was married to Elisabeth Rummel, daughter of the Leipzig notable Balthasar Rummel. Noted for his good works—including a bequest of 50,000 guldens to the Frankfurt Citizens' Hospital.  He died without issue at Frankfurt am Main in 1782.

See also
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Notes

Further reading

External links
 "About" page of the Dutch Congregation of the Augsburg Confession

German bankers
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1782 deaths
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I remember a saying that was bandied about when I was a child. "Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me." How wrong that statement is! I checked out the origin. See fn 1.
We've all seen the power of cruel words to break the spirit of the recipient. In today's world, there is so much bullying going on. This can be interfamilial (parents or siblings taunting a child of the family; it can be in school--in the classroom, on the playground, or on the school bus. It can be on the Internet. A higher rate of teen suicide has been reported in a small town near me because of bullying. Where does it stop?
A February 22, 2020 Washington Post article, "A 9-year-old bullied to the brink led an Australian rugby team to a roaring crowd" 2 captured the gut-wrenching video that the mother of QB took of her 9-year-old son, sitting in the back seat of her car, broken with grief and asking for a knife so he could kill himself. The child, QBwas born with Achondroplasia dwarfism — a rare bone-growth disorder that makes Quaden shorter than other kids. QB's mother posted a video of her son, sitting in the back seat of her car, broken with grief and asking for a knife so he could kill himself, and she spoke about the continuous and damaging bullying her son has endured and the terrible effect upon him.
The Facebook posting caught the attention of a California-based comedian Brad Williams who was born with the same disability. Williams immediately launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise enough money to accommodate the desire of the Australian boy to go to Disneyland. This campaign has raised significant monies with donations coming in constantly--with $10 amounts and some much larger. Williams says that excess funds from the nearly 10,000 donors will go toward charities that combat bullying and abuse.
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fn 2. Hannah Knowles. "A 9-year-old bullied to the brink led an Australian rugby team to a roaring crowd," The Washington Post, 22 Feb. 2020.
fn 3. Horton, Alex, and Hannah Knowles. "A wrenching video showed a bullied 9-year-old's pain. Thousands rallied to send him to Disneyland." The Washington Post, 23 Feb. 2020. (Expanding on earlier reports).
fn 1. This children's taunt was first listed in 'Folk Phrases of Four Counties' (1894) by G.F. Northall and is first attested in the United States in 'Miss Lindsey' (1936) by S.G. Gibbons. The proverb is found in varying forms: Sticks and stones may break my bones, but hard words cannot hurt me; Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me; Sticks and stones will break my bones, but lies will never hurt me." From "Random House Dictionary of Popular Proverbs and Sayings" (1996) by Gregory Y. Titelman (Random House, New York, 1996).
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Tessa Thompson Provides A Long-Awaited Creed 3 Production Update
By Pauli Poisuo/Feb. 1, 2022 11:13 am EST
It's hard for a movie to become a successful franchise, but it's arguably even harder for a movie that's part of a franchise to be so great that it branches out as its own thing. Yet, the "Creed" movie series appears to be in the process of doing just that. 2015's first movie shows Sylvester Stallone's iconic Rocky Balboa take his iconic opponent Apollo Creed's (Carl Weathers) son, Adonis Creed (Michael B. Jordan), under his wing. "Creed II" is still firmly entrenched in the "Rocky" franchise, as Rocky and Adonis face off against the former's "Rocky IV" opponent, Ivan Drago (Dolph Lundgren), and his towering boxer son, Viktor (Florian Munteanu).
Jordan has been getting mightily ripped for the next installment in the series, which he might as well do, since he's facing off against a fellow MCU villain actor, the talented and imposing Jonathan Majors. It may very well be that "Creed III" will be the thing that breaks the "Creed" movies into a territory of their own, seeing as it will be the first "Rocky"-adjacent movie that doesn't feature Stallone at all (via The Hollywood Reporter).
"Creed III" will reportedly be released in 2022, though production news of this eagerly awaited film have been few and far between. Now, Tessa Thompson, who plays Bianca Taylor, provides a long-awaited "Creed III" production update.
Tessa Thompson has started filming her part in Creed 3
It looks like Tessa Thompson has begun her work on "Creed III." She revealed the news with an Instagram Stories post that featured a number of behind-the-scenes images and selfies of her time shooting the "Creed" movies (via Screen Rant). The first image, which appears to show her in makeup, is accompanied by the text, "1st day shooting Creed 3 so I got imo looking at old photos from making the past two." Other images show her character's costume fittings and fake pregnant stomach, and Michael B. Jordan laughing in the boxing ring, among other nostalgic shots.
As for further details of the movie, well, Thompson is clearly intent on remaining as tight-lipped as everyone else. As such, it still remains to be seen precisely where "Creed III" will take things. Way back in 2018, Sylvester Stallone told TMZ Sports that he might like to see heavyweight boxer Deontay Wilder as "Rocky III" villain Clubber Lang's (Mr. T) son. While Jonathan Majors could very well be playing a character of that vein, the actor himself has told NME that the movie will take a different, more intimate approach from anything in previous movies. Besides, one suspects that the movie might choose to avoid the "son of old 'Rocky' antagonist" route after the Dragos featuded so prominently in "Creed II."
For now, though, fans can be content to know that the movie is indeed filming, and that Thompson's very much present.


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All You Need to Know About Claims on Nan Inc Founder
Business and Law Law News and Announcements
October 13, 2021 October 13, 2021 by Edyta Fraser
Nan Inc is among the most successful and innovative construction companies in Honolulu. Nan Inc founder Mr. Nan Chul Shin turned his dream into a massive reality with his hard work, dedication, and massive vision. He started in 1990 and after almost 30 years, he created an expansive empire of $450 million dollars for himself. Known for his integrity, high values, and ethics, he has a massive team of 700 professionals that offers premier service to the customers.
Nan Inc has grown to be one of the most promising companies in Hawaii that outperformed several other companies with its hard work and innovations. However, when an individual and a company reach unprecedented success, it becomes difficult for others to complete. Some people try to drag them down who work with all their dedication. The same thing happened with the Nan Inc founder as two former employees imposed false allegations on the founder.
What were the false allegations?
Nan, Inc. has had the misfortune of being wrongfully accused over the years with some very serious accusations that were ultimately proved to be completely false, unfounded, and untrue. The company was accused of doing wrongful activities like bribing government officials to submit falsified papers. However, the US court proved the allegations totally wrong, baseless, and untrue. Two former employees went to court and challenged the Nan Inc Founder that he was bribing and involved in multiple wrongdoings.
Prob in this matter unearthed the truth
When the US court-ordered investigation was completely done, the court found all the allegations untrue, deliberately planned, and baseless. After the investigation, the two plaintiffs withdrew their case against the Nan Inc founder and also drafted an official apology.
The two plaintiffs who cultivated these grave charges against Nan, Inc, deliberately dropped their claim with prejudice. They not only removed and terminated their claim but they also offered a public apology to Nan Shin and Nan Inc.
The common justification was to inscribe and apologize for any damages, financial or otherwise, that Mr. Nan Shin or any government agents may have suffered due to the false factual and legal charges set forth in their lawsuit. Both plaintiffs went on to communicate their sincere concern for their activities and any damages they have made to Mr. Shin, Nan, Inc, or the administration employees by filing the prosecution.
Final verdict on Nan Inc founder
The final verdict was in the favor of Nan Inc founder as he was dragged into this trap by his former employees and the court gave him a clean sheet. The public apology by the plaintiffs is also available to all online.
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import { ErrorCode } from '../constants'
import ImmutableList from '../classes/ImmutableList'
import argumentsMatchToFnParameters from './argumentsMatchToFnParameters'
import buildException from './buildException'
import fnGetMeta from './fnGetMeta'

const getCallee = (context) =>
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/**
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 * @private
 * @function
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 * @param {ImmutableList<Fn>} fns
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const fnsDispatch = (fns, dispatcher, context, args, options) => {
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    for (let idx = 0; idx < size; idx++) {
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      } else if (meta.parameters) {
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NFL Merry-Go-Round: Relocation Roundelay
By duma, February 1, 2011 in Sports In General
the admiral 28,206
I apologize for any decorum
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I was in Columbia a while back and saw lots of rent/sale placards for The Kroenke Group. I got excited knowing that I could be in the same mid-sized town as a sports magnate. I searched high and low for a prospective child molester in a bad hairpiece, but the one I found had blond hair.
The mall there is very nice, by the way.
rams80 4,221
2018 NFC West Champs!
Location:Back to Back division titles! First time since 78-79 (!!)
I do believe (short of that Denver dream deal), Kroenke's intentions are to keep the team in St. Louis. And I don't just mean he's pandering. His roots are there, he did tons to bring the team there, I trust that's his main desire.
That may be so (though I was under the impression that he was from Columbia and kind of a recluse, not exactly a city father), but then again, Stan is now involved in the exciting and dynamic world of Losing All Your Money In English Soccer. Seriously, if you think our sports leagues are running on untenable economies so divorced from reality as to make your head spin like a motorized bowtie, check out Europe, where exorbitant amounts of money are frittered away with absolutely no care or foresight. That could affect his desire to stay in the NFL without the proverbial license to print.
He's personally from Columbia, but he still traces roots to St. Louis. He's not a city-father because you're right, he's reclusive. But he does care about the city and about the Rams remaining there--or that's the overwhelming impression he's given.
You don't amass the kind of wealth Kroenke has by "caring about your roots". Bottom line-stadium issues aside, LA is a better market than St. Louis. Yes the celebrities and locals may not be die hard passionate NFL fans, but neither are St. Louisans (at least in a financially meaningful way). And there are a heckuva lot more Los Angelinos than St. Louisans. If you throw in the stadium and lease issues, well, St. Louis is probably going to feel more wrathful about Pujols signing with the Yankees or Red Sox than over the Rams bailing.
NJTank 1,129
Being a Mets fan is like being water boarded on a nightly basis
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Pat Bowlen has some pretty serious early-onset Alzheimer's, if reports are to believed, so maybe sooner than you think if someone doesn't keep an eye on him.
I had not heard that. That is too bad if it is true. Bowlen has always been a class act.
St. Louis isn't just going to build a new stadium for anybody in the next 5-10 years, probably. Not many municipalities will be. (I don't say that to defend STL in this instance, as that wouldn't be a good excuse if there's an available stadium in LA. I say it to illustrate the changing landscape in stadium building.)
If the Rams demand a new stadium (as they could by their lease) in 2015, they're gone. If they're willing to re-work the lease and give all parties time to figure out what to do with a new stadium (and I think this is most likely), they'll stay at least for a while.
I think what will ultimately happen is the above and then Kroenke will build a new stadium around 2020, but he'll be given lots and lots and lots of incentives in by the city.
I won't deny I'm taking the optimistic view, but I think a lot of people on the outside are making it to be much, much, much more likely that the Rams will move than it really is. They're one of a handful of reasonable candidates, but the odds are still pretty low.
I appreciate your position, and I'm rarely in favor of a city losing its team, but I just don't see it.
I get that he's a Missouri boy, but extreme wealth trumps most other factors. Rich people don't get or stay rich by spending money they don't have to, or by forgiving the money that other people are contractually obligated to spend on them.
In order for the Rams to stay remotely competitive, they need a massive stadium upgrade. Missouri voters saw to it that St. Louis couldn't afford to pay for it, the Rams sure as heck aren't going to pay for it, and I don't see him allowing the Rams to fall behind just out of a sense of civic duty. Local pride is a wonderful thing, but business is business. And forgiving the lease requirements is bad for business.
Then there's the black hole at Ashburton Grove that his wallet will have to fill. I believe he is indeed committed to Arsenal, and as a fan I'm grateful for that, but they'll need a boatload of cash. Pounds, even, making it worse.
And even though the Rams still have a couple seasons owed to Missouri, that's not exactly persuasive, considering that they owed at least as much to Anaheim before they pulled up stakes.
Finally, there's a factor that too often gets overlooked - the NFL itself. I'm not sure that the league would let Kroenke cut St. Louis any slack on the lease. To do so could set a bad precedent for other owners in their negotiations with cites. Besides, the NFL has played out the "We'll move to LA!" card almost as much as they can. Now it's finally in the NFL's interest to actually have a team there. Moving the Rams would have the added bonus of leaving St. Louis vacant, and right about the time we think the city might be ready to build a new barn, there will be teams needing the leverage.
Again, I appreciate your perspective, but that's an awful lot to balance out against "Yeah, but he's a Missouri guy.". I don't see how the Rams aren't the frontrunners to move to LA. Only the Chargers even come anywhere close, and their move wouldn't do a thing to preclude the Rams'.
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King of Consistency
We're not talking about Kroenke holding up a fledgling market out of civic pride. We're just talking about him staying in a good market that he also has immense ties to. Anyways, there's not a whole lot more we can say about it, but I'd bet you anything that I'm right.
I think that's the point I've been trying to make, obviously without much success.
St. Louis is simply not "a good market" if the Rams have to play in a substandard stadium for the forseeable future, continuing to fall behind the revenue streams of other clubs. That's why Georgia put the out-clause into the lease, and she was obviously very much in favor of a team in St. Louis.
They were being blacked out locally within 3 years of a trip to the playoffs. That does not happen in "good" markets.
St. Louis is simply not "a good market" if the Rams have to play in a substandard stadium, falling behind the revenue streams of other clubs.
1. It is. They simply need to win games. If they win games the stadium will sell out and they'll have plenty of corporate support and make plenty of money. The idea that the stadium has to be new to make money is completely false. They just need to be a competitive team again, and they're on their way.
2. If a new stadium did indeed produce boatloads of new revenue, then it would be a financially wise decision for Kroenke to pitch in and build it. You can all say businessman don't make money doing that, but in fact the trend is that they DO. Stadiums are becoming privately financed all over. I think it's shortsighted to rule that out.
Then there's not very many good markets in the NFL, because it happens all over.
I'm out of this discussion, though. Reminded of why I've avoided it for so long. We'll so who's right in a few years.
It happens more post 2008, but this crap started well before the great recession.
And I lied, the first blackout was two years after their last trip to the playoffs. And 5 years after the last trip to the Super Bowl. Boy, we give into despair fast in St. Louis don't we?
Come now, FANATIC. Don't leave. This isn't personal.
As bad as those blackouts are, they're only one part of the equation. And you're right, St. Louis would probably turn out if the product was better (although "full of fair-weather fans" isn't exactly the best defense of a market).
Fan support is one thing, corporate support another, and stadium issues are a third. I maintain that no city can truly be a "good market" in the context of this discussion if said market requires its team to leave millions of dollars on the table every year out of civic pride.
crashcarson15 2,466
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St. Louis sold out pretty much every game for a :censored:ty Blues team, so I don't think they're incapable of doing the same for a :censored:ty Rams team. Sorry, not buying that defense. Up until this past year or two, the Browns sold out every game, and hell Carolina was at 98.4% capacity this season with that terrible team.
I'm just as at fault for assuming two, but isn't it possible that L.A. just gets one team? It's amazing that they haven't had one for so long, but there's at least some evidence that it's as much of a "fair-weather" market as anywhere. Despite the corporate advantages, I'm thinking maybe they should just get one team. That seems to be a lock to work. But a whole generation has grown up without L.A. NFL football and seems content enough. I mean, there aren't any Sacramento Kings-like or Winnipeg Jets-like efforts to get a team back.
Anyway, I'd been thinking two teams would get to start at the same time on equal footing in Farmers Field, but now I'm thinking maybe one team would be enough to start for a market who hasn't been in the game for so long.
Not bailing because I feel personally attacked, Goth, bailing because there's nothing more I can add, and the discussion gets me worked up. It's not worth it. Nobody's going to be right or wrong for a while, and I'd rather just wait than repeat the same things over and over again.
It's a discussion I can't win on the technical facts. My point of view relies on aspects that go beyond the obvious (aspects that are involved in most every decision everyone makes, however--nothing is done entirely on technicals--and are extremely plausible. But the common perspective here relies on the simple and obvious (not to mention the desire to see the Rams "go home," be it an admitted desire or not).
Nothing I can say will bring anything but rebuttals. I'm open to the advice that this discussion shouldn't get me worked up, but I can't very easily change that, so it's better to just work around it and back out.
For the record, however, the Blues have some of the cheapest tickets in all of professional sports, and the NFL is the NFL. The fact that the Blues were supported with a so-so season proves a couple things--St. Louis never stops caring about its teams, and it will monetarily support the teams that give and honest effort and are affordable--it doesn't prove that St. Louis Rams fans are fairweather but Blues aren't.
The Blues also had some crap attendance numbers in the middle part of the decade, so I'm not sure about the unconditional support for them either.
As I noted (and yes, clearly I can't just take my own advice), it requires an honest effort. The Blues crap attendance was immediately following the lockout after ownership ripped the team apart. As soon as Checketts/JD took over and gave a clear vision, fans came flooding back, despite a lack of real success.
Except the Blues being for sale is more or less the natural state of being for that franchise. Which says a lot right there, especially when THE TEAM OWNS THE FLIPPIN' ARENA.
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Location:Tucson, AZ via Aurora, CO
Bowlen's health has become more well known in town as of late. He's hardly involved anymore, which is part of the timing with hiring Elway to take a large part in running the team. It's likely that someone else will be owning the Broncos before long.
I have a question about Kroenke's ownership situation. With him owning the Rams now, does him putting his Denver teams in his son's name satisfy the NFL's rules about owning sports teams in other NFL markets, or does it just buy him time before he's expected to sell them off? If he is still required to sell the Nuggets, Avalanche, and the others, that would be incentive for Kroenke to do the Bowlen and Kroenke trade teams-Bowlen sells to LA owners scenario.
That scenario seems fairly ridiculous, but it does seem to have some of the right contributing factors (depending on the answer to my question). Weirder things have happened.
dfwabel 4,155
Kroenke was told to give up operational and financial control to his son by the end of 2010. He has done so, but also has until December 2014 (such a key date) to transfer the majority interest of the team to his son or another investor.
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Well, Carroll Rosenbloom and Robert Irsay traded teams back in 1972, so it's not as uncommon as you might think. Another thing to consider is if the NFL considers St. Louis a failed market, much like the NHL does Atlanta. I mean, if the Rams relocate back to Los Angeles under Kroenke or another owners' leadership, that both the Cardinals and Rams in less than 30 years that have failed in St. Louis. It's not exactly a good track-record, and most likely something the NFL will consider if another team decides to relocate to an under-served market. If St. Louis loses their football team I would imagine the NFL would consider other domestic or international locations as preferable destinations (San Antonio, Toronto, etc.)


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Human trafficking"
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Defending children's rights"
Defending children's rights
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'Blockchain' is fast becoming something of a buzzword – especially in those industries (financial services for example) that currently rely on third party intermediaries (e.g. commercial banks) to facilitate transactions and which are therefore most susceptible of being radically disrupted and transformed by this revolutionary new technology.
Although the digital currency industry is still very much in its infancy, it has already become clear that one blockchain – or one coin – cannot contain all the features required to satisfy all the use cases being envisioned. The 'Swiss army knife' approach to problem solving usually doesn't work, and we shouldn't expect it to work this time either. Thus instead of there being just one coin with all the solutions we will continue to see more and more coins being developed each with their own specific solution and service.
The different digital currencies (or blockchain applications) aren't so much competing with each other as they are competing with the old infrastructure and its established ways of doing business. The Internet is competing against the traditional means of communicating information, and the blockchain is competing against the traditional means of verifying ownership*. When one blockchain gains mainstream adoption, all the other blockchains benefit as well.
A website in itself doesn't offer the consumer much if it's not connected to the whole network of other websites. Each blockchain also has its own purpose, and the more developed the network of blockchains becomes, the more achievable the purpose will be. In the future there will be more and more individual services that couldn't function without the support of other blockchains. You wouldn't build an 'all-in-one' website, that for example tried to function as an independent search engine (in competition with Google etc.) and also as a merchant website. Similarly you shouldn't try to create an 'all-in-one' blockchain platform that tried to meet all possible use cases. You can't be all things to all people and it's counter-productive to try.
The Internet made its first public appearance in the early 1990's, but it wasn't until the start of the 21th century that it really started to disrupt the market. There are still phone lines, radio towers, and TV antennas, but they are becoming less and less relevant. Will they still be here in 30 years? Why would a radio show continue to be broadcast using the old infrastructure if everyone has access to the Internet? Put another way: why would anyone continue using third party dependent systems with all their attendant risks if they didn't have to?
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A Plea for Mercy
Hello everyone, David Currie here. I read the speech by Clarence Darrow who was the lawyer for Leopold and Loeb, who had killed at random, a 14-year-old boy to see if they could get away with it. This was back in 1924 when the death penalty was in vogue and normally a murder like this would get the death penalty. Mr. Darrow was a famous lawyer that was against the death penalty, which is the reason he was hired by the two boy's fathers. Everyone knew they were guilty and basically Mr. Darrow only had the chance to keep them from being hung. He pleaded them guilty and basically pleaded for their lives. He definitely used pathos to convince the judge to give the boy's life in prison and not the death penalty. He does mention the opposition, which is death. The boys were tried in front of a judge, not a jury so, Mr. Darrow fights against the death penalty, which is his opponent. He speaks of World War I and the many deaths that it caused and the effect it would have young people's mind. He said: "These boys were brought up in it. The details of death were in their homes, their playgrounds, their schools; they were in the newspapers that they read; it was part of their common frenzy— what was a life? It was nothing (Darrow). Mr. Darrow next used pathos for the father and relatives of the two boys. Speaking of Leopold father, he says:" It is a hard thing for a father to see his life hopes crumble into dust" (Darrow).
Mr. Darrow basically pleaded for the boy's life, to keep them from being executed and in the way it worked. The judge decided to give them life in prison +99 years, but the word on the judge's decision was because they were young and not because of Mr. Darrow's sterling speech. Mr. Darrow's speech was definitely Rogerian. Mr. Darrow tried to persuade the judge in a persuasive nonthreatening manner to give the boy's life in prison and not the death penalty.
As a side note to the speech by Clarence Darrow is the story of what happened to the two boys in prison. I was so interested in the trial and murder, that I watched a documentary on the subject. Leopold was eventually released from prison and lived a normal life until he passed away at the age of 66. Loeb was killed in prison by a fellow prisoner in 1936.
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This Week's Comics: Holiday Hijinx
November 25, 2019 by Lori Henderson Leave a Comment
Highlights from this week's new comics and manga releases include the first original graphic novel for Rugrats, The Last Token. Lion Forge releases the second volume of Milo's World, The Black Queen while Tokyopop continues the peaceful slice of life manga Aria The Masterpiece Volume 4.
The List:
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Archie And Me Jumbo Comics Digest #23, $7.99 **Weekly Pick**
Everything's Archie Volume 2 TP, $10.99
Lumberjanes #68, $3.99
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #45, $3.99
Rugrats Volume 1 The Last Token, $14.99
Looney Tunes #252, $2.99
Marvel Action Classics Ant-Man, $4.99
My Little Pony Holiday Special, $4.99 **Weekly Pick**
Sonic The Hedgehog #23, $3.99
Star Wars Adventures #28), $3.99
Uncle Scrooge #51, $4.99
Young Donald Duck Volume 1 TP, $14.99
Milo's World Volume 2 The Black Queen HC, $19.99
Smurfs Volume 26 Smurf Salad HC, $12.99
Aria The Masterpiece Omnibus Volume 4 GN, $24.99
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Archie And Me Jumbo Comics Digest #23 – Archie Comics Publications gets into the holiday spirit with a brand new story for this collection of Archie & Me comics. Jingles the elf doesn't want to be in the elf business anymore. So, he leaves his home in the North pole and moves to Riverdale, joining Archie and his friends. But the gang isn't too overjoyed to have this new person join their crew. Just in time for the long weekend, this digest is a great way to keep readers young and old entertained.
My Little Pony Holiday Special – IDW Publishing brings back the tradition of the holiday special for My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. This year, Rarity is invited to three parties on Hearth's Warming Eve. One is in Manehattan, one in Canterlot, and one at home in Ponyville. Not one to miss out on any of the fun, she decides to go to all three, instead of choosing just one. But between train rides, avalanches, and general distraction, her plan doesn't work out as well as she hoped. This issue also includes a special bonus story to warm your hearth. After taking a year off, the holiday special is back to help fill the void now that the TV series has ended.
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Lori Henderson is a mother of two teenage daughters and an avid reader. She blogs about manga at her personal blog Manga Xanadu as well as contributing and editing for Manga Village. She blogs about all things fandom (mainly Doctor Who) at her other personal blog Fangirl Xanadu. She's been at it so for over 5 years now and counting!
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When it comes to dealing with auto accident cases, the office of Francis E. Sweeney, Jr., Esq., LLC in Cleveland, OH is the law firm to turn to. Rest assured that our attorneys will go above and beyond to secure the compensation you deserve.
Among the leading causes of death and serious injury in America today are auto accidents. They destroy families and leave innocent victims dead or mangled for life.
Auto accidents injure millions of people each year and kill tens of thousands.
Cars can be rebuilt and replaced, but the damage to humans often is beyond repair, leaving them, if lucky to be alive, often with permanent disabilities. Beyond death and serious injury, innocent victims often suffer economic woes because of loss of income, loss of consort with their spouses, inability to have a quality of life with their family, and putting their family in a position of having to care for them or of having the costly need to place them in long-term care centers.
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Our main objectives in our study abroad programs are not only students' academic success, but also their continued safety. The Office of Study Abroad is in constant communication with our partners overseas, Cultural Insurance Services International (CISI) and the U.S. State Department.
We want to support our students as they make such an important and personal decision. We invite students to speak with our office should they have any questions or concerns. We will work with students to ensure that their study abroad program fits their academic goals, that the location meets their personal interests and needs, and that they understand our safety procedures and risk management protocols.
Where do I find out about travel advisories and current conditions?
Your first point of contact while your student is abroad is Fairfield University's Public Safety office 203-254-4090. They will provide you with the most update to date information available as well as log your concern and disperse to the approrirate contact.
The students' first point of contact while abroad in case of emergency is the on-site coordinator. Upon arrival, students will receive the coordinator's contact information. Though your student may reach out to you first, please encourage your student to immediately contact his/her on-site coordinator.
Students should consider having a medical power of attorney prior to studying abroad. A medical power of attorney allows a student to assign an individual to speak on their behalf in the event the student is not able to make decisions for themselves. Students should consider connecting with a family lawyer to move forward with this process.
Students should consider having a legal power of attorney prior to studying abroad. A legal power of attorney allows a student to assign an individual to make decisions on their behalf while they are abroad, specifically with regards to their finances. Students should consider connecting with a family lawyer to move forward with this process.
The Family Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) provides for the confidentiality of student educational records at Fairfield University. Fairfield University may not disclose information in a student's educational records to anyone without the permission of the student, unless disclosure is permitted by an exception set forth in FERPA, 20 U.S.C.A., Sec. 1232 et seq.
Following approval of your students' study abroad application, your student will be given the option to complete a FERPA Release Form or to withhold that permission. By completing the form, the student is granting permission to Fairfield University officials to disclose and/or discuss the information authorized by the student on their FERPA Release form. Students are not required to submit a FERPA form; it is the student's discretion to decide whether or not they want to provide Fairfield University with this information.
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As a reminder, all FERPA forms must be completed by the students online following their approval to study abroad.
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Justice League: Ray Fisher Rips Up Joss Whedon on Twitter in Response to Whedon's New Comments
Published on January 19th, 2022 | Updated on January 19th, 2022 | By FanFest
In light of the fallout that greeted Joss Whedon's recent interview, in which he talked about the Justice League backlash and controversy for the first time, the filmmaker would have been much better served keeping his trap shut.
Rather than accepting any of the blame for the slew of accusations and allegations leveled against him, Whedon was in full damage control mode, insisting that his comments towards Gal Gadot were a misunderstanding.
He subsequently went on to suggest that Zack Snyder was to blame in a roundabout manner, before brushing aside Ray Fisher's persistent calls for accountability by suggesting the DCEU's previous Cyborg was just a terrible actor.
Obviously, the actor was not going to endure that lying down, and he absolutely destroyed Whedon with a superb remark on social media, as you can see below.
Joss Whedon had nearly two years to get his story straight.
He's likely spent tens (if not hundreds) of thousands of dollars on PR, crisis management, and coaching.
And his response to the allegations is: "They all misunderstood and/or are out to get me—also my mom is sexy" ???
— Ray Fisher (@ray8fisher) January 18, 2022
It's hard to argue Whedon didn't harm his cause by breaking his silence, with even more drama ensuing in the aftermath. After having been a greatly popular figure among fans and the internet community at large, social media and numerous famous faces have made it clear that The Avengers director is on a down slope in general film.
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Latina Lista: News from the Latinx perspective > Local News > National > Latino journalists losing ground in U.S. daily newspapers
Latino journalists losing ground in U.S. daily newspapers
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Aug 6, 2013, 10:30 AM
inLocal News, National, zNew Headline
By Percy Lujan
Hispanic Link News Service
As job losses have devastated U.S. daily newspapers, the disparity between the percentage of Hispanics in the newsroom and in the general population has widened. That can affect coverage of issues important to Latinos and others. — The annual census by the American Society of News Editors shows that Latinos represent an even 4 percent of newsroom employees on daily papers, while comprising 17 percent of the U.S. population.
That's the lowest Hispanic participation rate since 2001, when they made up 3.9 percent. It peaked at 4.6 percent in 2009.
In 2001, the nation's dailies had 2,098 Hispanics in newsroom jobs. By last year, the number had fallen to 1,512.
"Unfortunately, the focus on diversity has been another one of the casualties of the current industry upheaval," says Rick Rodriguez , who became ASNE's first Latino president in 2005 while serving as the Sacramento Bee's executive editor. The office has a one-year term.
Hugo Balta, president of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, added that hiring for diversity is "the right thing to do for business."
"The more that decision makers and reporters represent the emerging majority, the more relevant these newspapers will be to their readers," Balta explained.
Overall, non-Hispanic whites comprised nearly 88 percent of daily newsroom staffs last year. Media watchers doubt that non-white representation will match the general population for years, if ever, in light of the economic tumult rocking the industry. Total newsroom staffing decreased 37 percent — from 55,000 in 2006 to 38,000 in 2012.
ASNE sent its survey to 1,382 daily newspapers. From 978 responses, it extrapolated the likely ethnic representation among all papers within that same circulation range.
A total of 215 papers reported having at least one Latino on staff; 763 said they have none, said Ken Fleming, associate director of research at the University of Missouri's Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute, who analyzed the data for ASNE.
In the last four years 569 Hispanics left the newsrooms of the country's dailies.
"There has been a lot of talk about making the situation better, but there has not been a lot of energy," says Mercedes Lynn de Uriarte, a journalism professor at the University of Texas in Austin who spent 10 years on The Los Angeles Times' editorial staff.
In 1978, when 15 percent of the U.S. population was non-white, ASNE committed to bring newsrooms to parity with the country's ethnic composition by 2000. Then, only 4 percent of daily newsroom employees were non-white. From 2005 to 2012, the percentage of non-white journalists declined from 14 to 12 percent. ASNE pushed its parity deadline back to 2025.
Rodriguez, now the Carnegie journalism professor at Arizona State University, says he expects ASNE to fall further behind on its goal. "And that means that newsrooms won't be in the best position to understand what is going on in their communities and to communicate that to readers."
Of ASNE's 22 board members, two are Latino: Alfredo Carbajal, managing editor of Al Día in Dallas and Manny Garcia, executive editor/general manager of El Nuevo Herald in Miami.
Last year, Carbajal, then co-chair of ASNE's diversity committee, created its Minority Leadership Institute to ensure that more journalists of color learn management skills.
Even as the print industry contracts, the ethnic and alternative press — including Latino bloggers and websites — is expanding, de Uriarte says.
She was honored by Yale University in 2010 for breaking a barrier of her own in 1977, when she became the school's first Latina graduate.
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Athletes who perform regular and intensive exercise regimes develop a variety of electrical and structural cardiac adaptations that manifest functionally to improve stroke volume and performance.
Every week in the UK at least 12 young people die of undiagnosed heart conditions. Since its formation in 1995, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) has been working to reduce the frequency of young sudden cardiac death (YSCD). CRY supports young people diagnosed with potentially life-threatening cardiac conditions and offers bereavement support to families affected by YSCD.
Inherited cardiomyopathies are primary disorders of the heart muscle that have a genetic basis.
Arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy (ACM) is usually referred to as arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy/dysplasia (ARVC/D).1A first historical description was made in 1736, whereas its first modern description dates back to 1982.2 Initially, ACM was thought to be an embryological malformation.3 Yet in recent years it became evident that the pathophysiology of an ongoing genetically determined myocardial atrophy did not fit the theory of a congenital myocardial aplasia.
The evidence supporting the beneficial effects of physical activity on health is compelling. Regular exercise reduces cardiovascular mortality by 35 % and all-cause mortality by 33 %1 and confers an average of 7 years greater longevity.2 Most professional athletes, however, undertake doses of exercise that far exceed those recommended by the current evidence, which has been adopted by national and international health authorities.


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Vidal González Arenal (Vitigudino, 1859 – Madrid, 1925) fue un pintor español.

Trayectoria
Pasó su infancia en Guadramiro. Quedó huérfano a los 14 años, por lo que tuvo que dedicarse a servir en la casa de un comerciante. Hizo sus primeros estudios de pintura en la Escuela de San Eloy de Salamanca. Fue llamando a filas para cumplir con el servicio militar y pudo, en Madrid, desarrollar su vocación artística. En 1882 se matriculó en la Escuela de Artes y Oficios de Madrid y en 1885 solicitó a la Diputación de Salamanca una beca para mantenerse y proseguir sus estudios en la Escuela Superior de Pintura, Escultura y Grabado, dependiente de la Real Academia de San Fernando, que le fue concedida. Al tiempo que estudiaba, también trabajaba como copista en el Museo del Prado.

En 1891, de nuevo becado por la Diputación, marchó a Roma para ampliar sus estudios artísticos.

De vuelta a Salamanca, recibió el apoyo del obispo Tomás Cámara y Castro. Aparte de su labor pictórica, también fue profesor del Círculo Católico de Obreros. En 1905 consiguió una plaza de profesor de dibujo y pintura en la Escuela de San Eloy, asignatura que fue suprimida en 1907 por los problemas económicos de la institución. Se dedicó a la pintura de retratos de la burguesía local y a cuadros costumbristas de ambiente salmantino. También fue un reputado restaurador y muralista.

Apurado de recursos económicos y con la salud cada vez más deteriorada, en 1925 se trasladó a Madrid para ser operado y tratado de sus problemas gástricos. Murió a los pocos meses y fue sepultado en el cementerio de la Almudena.

Reconocimientos
En 1895, González ganó una medalla de 2ª clase en la Exposición Nacional de Bellas Artes con su obra Deposición de Cristo. En aquella convocatoria tuvieron medallas de 1ª clase Joaquín Sorolla con la obra ¡Aún dicen que el pescado es caro!, Alberto Pla y Rubio con ¡A la guerra! y Modesto Urgell con El Pedregal, pueblo civilizado.

Referencias

Pintores de España del siglo XIX
Pintores de España del siglo XX
Pintores de la provincia de Salamanca


I then I snuck in and caught the end of Angela Buraglia session on Killer Dreamweaver Tips. While I hate DW and prefer to stick with HomeSite+ (CF Studio), there was one tip that I thought was pretty awesome. You can do a mass code Replace from within your Find search results. For example, lets say you want to update your web site and replace every instance of "email" with "e-mail". If you search your codebase for every instance of the string "email", you may return a lot of results, some you want to replace (text on web site), and some you don't want to change (code, database column names, form parameters, etc). So first you run a Find command, then you can go in and select all the instances you want to replace, then run the Replace command, and wham-o you are done. Note: Do not run Replace All or the selections you made will be ignored and all the instances will be replaced.
Day 2's keynote had a lot to do about video. David Mendels said that teenage males are just as likely to be on-line during prime time TV hours as they are to be watching TV. And I think he said something like 27% of them download video content on-line. Steve Kilisky from Adobe was there to show off some upcoming AfterEffects features, including exporting video ready to be imported into Macromedia Flash.
Jeremy Allaire showed up to demo his new on-line video content distribution system Brightcove. Brightcove looks pretty sweet, allow for standard video metadata, then they have Brightcove specific meta data that you can assign, then finally you can tag your media with any keywords you want a-la Flickr. You can setup video streams to make money, either by paid subscription, or by ad-based content, with full controls. Pretty slick stuff. The best was his comment, "Unfortunately I don't have Adobe HomeSite with me so I will open up Dreamweaver here".
Ben Forta made an appearance via pre-recorded video.
Tom Hale talked about Breeze and a new deal allowing developers to write their own "Room Extensions" that be sold as products or via custom development. He said that there is already 1600 Breeze Enterprise clients out there for developers to sell to.
Oh and if you jump on the Breeze beta you get to use Breeze for business and/or personal items.
The meeting then went to mobile devices using Flash Lite. I think Macromedia briefly admitted that they were wrong last year when they pushed mobile so much, as it really hasn't caught on here in the America's. But they of course said it was coming soon and there is no reason to wait. They showed off some cool apps like one that constantly displayed the latest Flickr photos right on your cell phone.
And finally, the MAX awards. Crash This Trailer won the people choice award (the audience voted via SMS on their cell phones (powered by ColdFusion's Event Gateway)).
After lunch I caught Stephanie Sullivans presentation on Advanced CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). And while very little was really new to me, she did an excellent job covering CSS and little quirks that happen and how to fix them. One comment she made that really struck me and I can agree it happens to me as well was that she finds that her own designs are somewhat limited and basic based on how she always thinks about doing the HTML/CSS layout while designing the page. Whereas designs she gets from designers don't conform to any pre-conceived limitations. This is almost an exact repeat from what was said the previous day at the Great User Experience Birds-of-a-Feather meeting.
I felt the Sneak Peaks session was pretty boring, and left early. I hate to be a downer on that, but I wasn't digging the poor acting and it wasn't really that funny - plus I wanted to try and win an iPod nano downstairs (no luck).
Next was the CFC Birds-of-a-Feather meeting led by Ray Camden. It was pointed out that really long CFCs may be bad to invoke, especially if your CFC contains functions you don't need readily available. It would be best to pull the less used functions out into a separate CFC and only invoke them when required. CFC Docs written by Spike (from CFEclipse) is a great tool for viewing your CFCs. And the new CFC Adapter in Flex 2.0 will keep your complex data objects in tact between ColdFusion and Flex rather than downgrading everything to Structures as is the current case.
After another full day of sessions the evening was topped off with what I think was the best Special Event in the past 4 years I have been attending MAX which was a private party at Disney's California Adventure.


Providing the highest levels of foot and ankle care to people across North West London has always been our goal and number one priority. But for some people who are housebound or disabled getting to our Wembley clinic is very difficult or on some occasions impossible. Over the last year enquiries for a visiting service have increased. So we decided to do something to help and have launched our new visiting service.
Suhaib Molina, one of our experienced Foot Specialists will be heading up the service and will be assisted by other members of our team.
Our service is available to those living in private homes, care homes and we also visit hospitals wards.
The service will cover treatment for a wide range of foot problems including simple nail cutting, corns, callouses, hard skin removal, changing dressings and general check-ups.
Having the clinic as a base means we can ensure that all equipment is sterilised completely and that the patient has access to a wide range of products that may benefit them.
We can also offer foot measurements and bring sample shoes should a patient require specialised or bespoke footwear.
The service covers the North West London area and we charge travel time along with our usual clinic rates which are competitive and very fair.
As a starting point I'd encourage people who feel they or someone they know could benefit from the call out service to contact us.
We always encourage people to visit the clinic but we understand this is sometimes not possible and that's why we're delighted to be able to add this service to our range of care options.
Whatever your foot and ankle issue is we're here to help.


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Maddenin temel yapıtaşı olan atomlardan esinlenilerek oluşturulduğunu düşündüğüm `atom` yapısı sadece Erlang değil diğer birçok fonksiyonel dilde karşınıza çıkabilir. İsminden bile yola çıkarak rahatlıkla mantık yürütebiliriz.

```erlang
1> ahmet.
ahmet
2> mehmet.
mehmet
3> ahmetlerin@mehmet.
ahmetlerin@mehmet
4> 'halit@ziya@usakligil'.
halit@ziya@usakligil
```

Çok fazla konuşmadan doğrudan kod üzerinde gösterme yapalım. `1>` satırında örnek bir atom olan `ahmet` gözükmekte. Burada kafanız biraz karışabilir. Bunun sebebi kesinlikle diğer dillerden kazandığınız alışkanlıklardır. Eliniz sürekli sağ tarafa eşittir yazıp bir değer koymaya gidebilir. Aman diyim uzak durun.

Buradaki `ahmet` yapısının anlamı aslında sayılar kısmında gördüğümüz `5`, `6` gibi değerlerden hiçbir farkı yok. Ama sadece yapılarının anlamı açısından ufak farklar mevcut.

`atom` yapısında değerler oluştururken küçük harf ile başlayabilirsiniz, içerisinde `@`, `_` gibi karakter kullanabilirsiniz ve `' '` tek tırnak içerisine alabilirsiniz.

> Tek tırnak olayına dikkat! Çift tırnak değil!

Bu `atom` yapısını kafanızda daha güzel canlandırmak isterseniz renkleri düşünebilirsiniz. Renkler gayet güzel atomlardır. Eğer kodunuz içerisinde renkler ile işiniz varsa `atom` yapısı bu iş için idealdir.

> Değişmezlerin büyük harf, atomların küçük harf ile başladığına dikkat!

Erlang öyle her küçük harf ile başlayanın atom olmasına izin vermez. Atom olmayacak isimler aşağıda yer almaktadır.

`after`,`and`,`andalso`,`band`,`begin`,`bnot`,
`bor`,`bsl`,`bsr`,`bxor`,`case`,`catch`,`cond`,
`div`,`end`,`fun`,`if`,`let`,`not`,`of`,`or`,
`orelse`,`query`,`receive`,`rem`,`try`,`when`,`xor`