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Dividends: See which will be the 10 biggest payers in 2023
Genial expects companies in the sector to remain below the historical level of distribution of earnings (Image: Pixabay)
Despite forecasting a challenging year for the market in 2023, the great says that the scenario favors debt payers dividendsshows a report published on Tuesday (24).
According to analysts, fiscal expansion could put pressure on inflationdemanding a higher interest rate for a longer period of time.
According to the brokerage, leveraged sectors will suffer with the upward movement of the Selic (health, retail and transport) showing higher expenses with financial expenses.
On the other hand, sectors that benefit from fees higher levels or exporting companies can be an escape valve.
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Dividend yield 2023
Petrobras PETR4 22.10% Irregular
Bank of Brazil BBAS3 14.00% Irregular
Bradespar BRAP4 13.70% Yearly
eztec EZTC3 10.00% semester
cyrela CYRE3 9.90% semester
Engie EGIE3 9.60% Yearly
Taesa TAEE11 9.50% Quarterly
CPFL CPFE3 9.30% Irregular
SLC SLCE3 9.10% Irregular
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With interest rates skyrocketing, the safe must observe the combination of a good level of income, with a drop in costs (decrease in the loss ratio), says the great"generating a positive impact on the financial result and consequently increasing the profit of companies in the segment".
"The high volume of written premiums accompanied by portfolio repricing and loss ratio reduction can contribute positively to the companies' cash generation", says the brokerage.
In the case of banks, the great expects companies in the sector to remain below the historical level of distribution of earnings.
"The rapid and strong increase in Selic has had an impact on treasury results and an increase in Provision for Doubtful Accounts (PDD) by banks. The good bets are on banks with a credit portfolio with less participation of individuals, as this reduces the risk of default", he says.
For the electricity sector, analysts draw attention to the possibility of dividends extraordinary.
"It is worth noting that companies in the sector are able to pay dividends beyond profit if leverage is controlled", he says.
Among the segments, the transmission companies must be the big stars, while the generators can suffer with the excess of installed capacity, driving the price of energy down throughout the year.
Among commodities, the great still see good dividends.
"Even with the gradual reopening of China, mining companies must face a year full of uncertainties ahead. The consequences of the reopening process may make it difficult to maintain the price of ore at levels above US$100 throughout 2023″, he discusses.
In the oil and gas sector, the great states that the lack of investments in the sector added to the reopening of the China will take the prices of Petroleum to continue at high levels.
"The market is betting on changes in the distribution policy of dividends of the main oil company in the country. In this scenario, if there is no interference in the pricing policy, we can still observe good levels of returns via earnings", he adds.
Source: Moneytimes
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UN experts urge prompt ratification of landmark Latin America and Caribbean environment treaty
GENEVA (13 September 2018) – UN human rights experts* welcome the adoption of the landmark Escazú agreement and are now urging States in Latin America and the Caribbean to sign and ratify as quickly as possible a ground-breaking environment treaty for the region.
The Regional Agreement on Access to Information, Public Participation and Justice in Environmental Matters in Latin America and the Caribbean was adopted on 4 March 2018 in Escazú, Costa Rica, and will be open for signature on 27 September at the UN General Assembly in New York.
The treaty is the first of its kind in the world to include specific binding provisions for the protection and promotion of people, groups and organisations that promote and defend human rights in environmental matters. It was negotiated under the auspices of the UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (UN ECLAC) and is the only binding treaty stemming from the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20).
"This landmark regional treaty not only guarantees good governance and basic democratic rights but is also an enabler for environmental protection and sustainable development," the 27 UN experts said in a joint statement.
"There is a special emphasis on people and groups in vulnerable situations and measures to try to help those most in need. We welcome the focus in this treaty on overcoming the barriers and difficulties that hinder the full enjoyment of human rights related to the environment, which is especially crucial in Latin America and the Caribbean," they added. They also praised the treaty's explicit recognition of the rights of indigenous peoples, as well as the acknowledgement of the cultural diversity of Latin America and the Caribbean and of their peoples.
The Special Rapporteur on human rights and the environment, David R. Boyd, drew particular attention to Article 1 of the treaty, which recognises everyone's right to live in a healthy environment.
The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders, Michel Forst, said: "This agreement is a major leap forward in the protection and safeguarding of human rights defenders in environmental matters. By establishing specific binding provisions, Latin American and Caribbean States are not only recognising the acute and alarming situation faced by environmental defenders in countries of the region, but are also taking concrete steps to reaffirm their role and respect, protect and fulfil all their rights."
Provisions in the treaty aimed at ensuring access to information and justice, in the various languages used in each of the countries, and fostering public participation and cooperation were also welcomed by the UN experts.
"In keeping with international human rights obligations, the regional agreement sets important standards that will be fundamental in addressing some of the world's most pressing challenges such as climate change, land degradation, water pollution, natural disasters and the depletion and unsustainable use of natural resources," the experts stressed.
The experts added that States should adopt, in their strategies for achieving the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, an approach that encompasses the whole of society. They also pointed out that an essential aspect of States' international human rights obligations is to ensure protection, respect and support for individuals who raise concerns about adverse human rights impacts, including climate-induced displacement and in the context of development projects where business is involved.
"This approach would allow everyone, particularly those in more vulnerable situations – including older persons, access to timely and reliable information, so that they could participate meaningfully in decisions affecting their lives, and seek redress and remedy when their rights have been infringed.
"By signing and promptly ratifying this ground-breaking treaty, Latin American and Caribbean States will reinforce their strong commitment to environmental protection and human rights and, above all, will send out an unequivocal message in favour of multilateralism, solidarity, equality and regional integration, while encouraging partnerships with other regions," the experts said.
In following up on the agreement, States should also ensure that business activities and investments do not come at the cost of adverse environmental and human rights impacts. In this context, the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights provide the globally agreed framework for the respective duties and responsibilities of States and business enterprises, so as to prevent and address business-related impacts on human rights. In implementing the agreement, States should also be mindful of the varied and disproportionate impact of environmental matters on women and girls, and the specific challenges faced by women human rights defenders, and ensure that all actions taken incorporate a gender perspective.
The regional agreement is open for signature by the 33 countries of Latin America and the Caribbean, and requires a minimum of 11 States to become operational.
(*) The UN experts: Mr. Michel Forst, Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders; Mr. David R. Boyd, Special Rapporteur on human rights and the environment; Mr. Baskut Tuncak, Special Rapporteur on the implications for human rights of the environmentally sound management and disposal of hazardous substances and wastes; Mr. Obiora C. Okafor, Independent expert on human rights and international solidarity; Mr. Dainius Pūras, Special Rapporteur on the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health; Ms. Victoria Tauli Corpuz, Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples; Mr. Léo Heller, Special Rapporteur on human rights to water and sanitation; Ms. Hilal Elver, Special Rapporteur on the right to food; Mr. Clement Nyaletsossi Voule, Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association;The Working Group on human rights and transnational corporations and other business enterprises: Mr. Surya Deva, Ms. Elżbieta Karska, Mr. Githu Muigai, Mr. Dante Pesce and Ms. Anita Ramasastry; Mr. Livingstone Sewanyana, Independent Expert on the promotion of a democratic and equitable international order; Mr. Saad Alfarai, Special Rapporteur on the right to development; Mr. David Kaye, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression; Ms. Karima Bennoune, Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights; Ms. Cecilia Jimenez-Damary, Special Rapporteur on the human rights of internally displaced persons; Mr. Felipe González Morales, Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants; Ms. Elizabeth Broderick, Ms Alda Facio, Ms. Ivana Radačić, Ms. Meskerem Geset Techane, Ms. Melissa Upreti, Independent Experts on the issue of discrimination against women in law and practice; Ms. Koumbou Boly Barry, Special Rapporteur on the right to education; Ms. Rosa Kornfeld-Matte, Independent Expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons; Ms. Catalina Devandas Aguilar, Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities.
The Special Rapporteurs, Independent Experts and Working Groups, are part of what is known as the Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council. Special Procedures, the largest body of independent experts in the UN Human Rights system, is the general name of the Council's independent fact-finding and monitoring mechanisms that address either specific country situations or thematic issues in all parts of the world. Special Procedures' experts work on a voluntary basis; they are not UN staff and do not receive a salary for their work. They are independent from any government or organization and serve in their individual capacity.
For more information and media requests, please contact: Ms. Adriana Zarraluqui Arvizu (+41 22 917 99 65 / azarraluqui@ohchr.org ) or write to Ms. Jessica Ní Mhainín ( defenders@ohchr.org )
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This year is the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the UN on 10 December 1948. The Universal Declaration – translated into a world record 500 languages – is rooted in the principle that "all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights." It remains relevant to everyone, every day. In honour of the 70th anniversary of this extraordinarily influential document, and to prevent its vital principles from being eroded, we are urging people everywhere to Stand Up for Human Rights: www.standup4humanrights.org.

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Hi, Friends! Night shift. Let's talk night shift.
One of the most requested blog posts is about night shift. How do you survive? What are some tips? Is it possible?! These are all good questions that, to be honest, I am still learning the answers to myself.
SLEEP, SLEEP, SLEEP. When you get home from work go to sleep immediately and sleep until at least 2 pm! Anything less and you will be EXHAUSTED!
DRINK plenty of WATER! When you sleep the day away and then get crazy busy at work, sometimes this is the first thing we forget to do. But I am here to tell you it is the most important. A general rule of thumb is to drink 3/4 your body weight in ounces. I have been loving this tumbler to help keep me accountable!
Bring Healthy Snacks! Everyone always says this, but what are those healthy snacks?? For me, it is hummus + celery or pita chips, apples, oranges, granola, & healthy nuts (no peanuts!) this way, whenever you start craving unhealthy options you are forced to eat the healthy stuff!
LIMIT CAFFEINE! Say what!? How will I stay up all night? Just hear me out! Sometimes drinking too much caffeine can actually start negatively affecting you! It can cause headaches, jitteriness, irritability, and insomnia. I won't drink anything caffeinated after midnight and I limit myself to one big cup of coffee a day (usually before I head into work for the night).
Monday – try my best to sleep in. Wake up between (11-1). Workout. Shower. Get ready. Make a big snack (eggs, cereal, leftovers). Hang out/be productive until I go to work.
Tuesday – come home from work and sleep from 8-5. Wake up. Get ready. Go to work.
Thursday – return to a normal schedule!
I hope this post has given you the tips you need to succeed on nightshift. I promise, it really isn't as bad as you think, once you learn the tricks. Let me know if you put any of my tips into practice <3 Last but not least, good luck girl! You got this.


So I solved that problem by reinstalled Antergos again with KDE Plasma, KDE has a tool called kwin in which you can specify that a program should ignore global shortcuts.
Just as information for anyone how has this problem or a similar one.
Ok thanks for your help so far.
Ok now copy paste works fine, but Win+E and Win+R and such shortcuts still don't work.
Yes, that's an example what doesn't work. Win+E doesn't work, and such shortcuts.
Hi, I use Antergos with DE Gnome. I have a win10 guest OS installed on Oracle VM. All shortcuts go to the Antergos host no matter if I capture keyboard and mouse.
I tried to install win10 as a guest OS on VM workstation and there I have the same problem.
Does someone have a solution to this problem?


(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch today raised questions today about the testimony of Attorney General Eric Holder in the wake of a federal court ruling that cast doubt on the accuracy of sworn testimony provided by Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Thomas Perez regarding the Department of Justice (DOJ) decision to abandon its voter intimidation lawsuit against the New Black Panther Party for Self Defense (NBPP).
Judicial Watch uncovered information that top political appointees at the DOJ were intimately involved in the decision to dismiss the NBPP lawsuit. These documents, which include internal DOJ e-mail correspondence, directly contradict sworn testimony by Perez, who testified before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights that no political leadership was involved in the decision. The documents were obtained by Judicial Watch pursuant to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit (Judicial Watch v. Department of Justice (No.10-851)).
The decisions made in the New Black Panther Party case were made by career attorneys in the department. And beyond that, you know, if we're going to look at the record, let's look at it in its totality.
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These e-mails were put into further context by an updated Vaughn index obtained by Judicial Watch, describing NBPP documents that the Obama DOJ continues to withhold. These documents, which were attached to the DOJ's Motion for Summary Judgment filing, include a description of a May 13 e-mail chain that seems to suggest political appointee Sam Hirsch may have been orchestrating the NBPP decision.
In fact, political appointee Sam Hirsch sent an April 30, 2009, e-mail to Steven Rosenbaum (then-Acting Assistant Deputy Attorney General for Civil Rights in charge of voting rights) thanking Rosenbaum for "doing everything you're doing to make sure that this case is properly resolved." The next day, the DOJ began to reverse course on its NBPP voter intimidation lawsuit.
Regarding the Attorney General's knowledge of the NBPP decision, Judicial Watch also obtained two e-mail reports sent by former Acting Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division Loretta King to Holder.
The second report, entitled "Weekly Report for the Week ending May 15, 2009," was sent on May 18, 2009, demonstrates that the DOJ did an abrupt reversal on the NBPP issue: "On May 15, 2009, the Department voluntarily dismissed its claims" against the NBPP and two of the defendants, the report noted. The DOJ moved for default judgment against only one defendant.
The DOJ filed its lawsuit against the NBPP following an incident that took place outside of a Philadelphia polling station on November 4, 2008. According to multiple witnesses, members of the NBPP blocked access to polling stations, harassed voters and hurled racial epithets. Nonetheless, the DOJ ultimately overruled the recommendations of its own staff and dismissed the majority of its charges. Current and former DOJ attorneys have alleged in sworn testimony before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights that the Holder DOJ's NBPP and other civil rights-related decisions are made on the basis of race and political affiliation.
"It is becoming increasingly clear that the leadership of the Justice Department, including Attorney General Holder, has a problem with truth. There needs to be an independent investigation into whether Messrs. Holder and Perez committed perjury in testifying under oath about the Black Panther controversy. We are pleased that a court has already seen through the false narrative presented to it by the Justice Department. We can't have our nation's top law enforcement officers playing fast and loose with the truth," stated Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.


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The Place hotel is a beautifully restored grade II listed building located only 100 metres from Manchester's Piccadilly station. As well as four star hotel apartments, it also offers modern European cuisine at The Place Restaurant. The period features – arched ceilings and Victorian brickwork – continue inside the restaurant and have been artfully combined with industrial ironwork and designer furnishings to make for a stylish interior. French windows facing the cobbled courtyard garden only add to the experience for diners in the spacious main dining room. Hotel guests or visitors can start their day at The Place Restaurant with a range of hot and cold breakfast options, or visit later to enjoy the lunch and dinner menu, which is full of crowd pleasers like thick cut sandwiches, salads, burgers, fish and chips, pasta, steak and more. The impressive wine list has a selection of old and new world wines, as well as a great range of sparkling wines.
The Place Hotel,Manchester was very good, the food was excellent and good value.
Excellent choice! Super service, highly recommended!!
Due to a function, our reservation was moved from the restaurant to an atrium area which was pleasant, if a little cool.
The set menu had enough options but was overpriced compared to similar menus at other city centre restaurants. We had a Top Table discount that made this better.
The food was alright but not amazing.
Place restaurant Manchester. Booked the two courses for a tenner abd this was exvellent value. Good food and big portions made this excellent value for the money. Would definitely recommend.
I very much enjoyed my meal at The Place in Manchester. Although we had to eat our meal in the bar area rather than the restaurant (as the latter had been closed off for the evening), the atmosphere was very pleasant. The set menu was pleasantly varied and excellent value for money, whilst the staff were extremely helpful and friendly. Overall, a very good experience.
My mum and I went to the Place before we went to a concert at the Apollo. The restaurant was very quiet, we were the only peoople in for half an hour but very nice design and the hotel looks lovely. Food was nice, limited on choice but the food was tasty and well presented. Would recommend!
Service was good, furnishings and surroundings were nice, was very cold though, shame there wasn't any others people in having a meal so no real atmosphere.. food was good, apart from one meal was delayed.
The restaurant was closed for a wedding, and so we were placed in the "garden", which was actually pretty pleasant! Service could not be faulted, we were also one of the only ones there, and with 2 for 1 it's good value! Food could have been fresher perhaps.
We had a very pleasant lunch at the Place. The restaurant itself was rather dark for a sunny day, but there are a couple of tables in the atrium area. Staff were attentive and friendly.
The Place Restaurant in Manchester should be avoided. The decor takes the worst of the 1960's and 1970's into one place. I ordered the salmon and my partner ordered the lamb. When the food did come out, the lamb was tough and the vegetables were cold. With the salmon came prawns, which had not been peeled properly. The sauce had so much oil I considered ringing BP and telling them they had another oil slick!
It was a beautiful place. the food was delicious and the service was very pleasant indeed. Would definitely recommend. We had a home made vegetable soup for starter a very sumptious plaice crumble which the freshest of vegetables, nicely cooked al dente.
Excellent service, lovely venue and good food. Would recommend to anyone wanting a realxed lunch at a reasonable price.
The Place near Manchester Piccadilly - it was the second time that we had visited in less than a week and I would still recommend it as it has good food, with good size portions for not very much money. We had the early bird lunch menu - 2 courses for £10. Admittedly there are only 3 choices per course but this was not a problem. Food is well presented and the service is good.
The Place, Manchester - Very convenient for Manchester Picadilly train station. Good food although the £10 menu is a little limited. Very big portion though! Had to sit in the bar as there was a function in the restaurant but not a problem. Would definitely come again.
We had the early doors menu - 2 courses for £10. The ham terrine and the tuna nicoise were very good and the calves livers was highly rated too. There was only myself and my husband in there so obviously a little quiet! Staff very attentive but not overly so. Liked the fact that they provided a jug of water rather than offering bottled water.
I booked this restaurant as it is really close to the station. My friend and I were in Manchester for the day on a theatre trip.
The Place is a wonderful combination of old and new great renovation! The Service was excellent and the staff very friendly and helpful.
We ordered from the Light bites two courses for £10 and were pleasantly surprised at the quality and presentation of the food. Definately one to try.
As others have mentioned, this restaurant is inside a hotel. We were situated in the bar area as there was a function in the main room. This was fine but depends what sort of atmosphere you want. The food was ok and reasonable for the price, however the menu was limited and was a bit disappointed that 2 of the 3 main course options were salads which left only one hot option.


Materials Research Society of Serbia - YUCOMAT 2018 – New abstract submission deadline June 20!
YUCOMAT 2018 – New abstract submission deadline June 20!
Considering the continuing abstract submission and few more available time-slots for oral presentations, the deadline for the abstract submission is prolonged till June 20th, so you can still send your contributions for the Twentieth Materials Research Society of Serbia Annual Conference YUCOMAT 2018 that will be held in a charming little town at the Adriatic coast, Herceg Novi, Montenegro, 3-7th September, 2018 (http://www.mrs-serbia.org.rs/index.php/first-announcement-and-call-for-abstracts). Conference is organized by Materials Research Society of Serbia, endorsed by Materials Research Society (MRS), European Materials Research Society (E-MRS) and Federation of European Materials Societies (FEMS).
Program of the Conference consists of five one-day Symposia dedicated to advanced methods in materials synthesis and processing, advanced materials for high-technology application, nanostructured materials, eco-materials and eco-technologies and biomaterials (http://www.mrs-serbia.org.rs/index.php/symposia). The objective of the Conference is to critically consider the most actual problems in materials science and engineering.
We are please to announce that YUCOMAT 2018 will host two Satellite Symposiums, "Hybrid Interface Materials" and "Advanced Materials for Biomedical Engineering" with the participation of professors and students from Korea and Taiwan.
On-line registration and abstract submission (http://www.mrs-serbia.org.rs/index.php/registration) is open. The system automatically confirms the submission (scroll to the top of the page after you click on Submit button).
The Abstract Submission Deadline is June 20th, 2018.
We already have an impressive list of confirmed plenary speakers (http://www.mrs-serbia.org.rs/index.php/confirmed-plenary-speakers ). Since we expect a large number of participants, we would like to most cordially urge you to register and submit an abstract on-line as soon as you can.
Please look at the information about conference fees and hotel room reservations and prices.
The information about the conference fees is available on the conference website (http://www.mrs-serbia.org.rs/index.php/general-info/conference-fees ).
Please note that the number of hotel beds at Hunguest Hotel Sun Resort (conference venue, http://www.mrs-serbia.org.rs/index.php/general-info/accomodation ) reserved for the conference participants is limited at 150, and their availability is based on "first-in, first-served".
We will publish new and update existing information as they come, so please keep visiting Conference website.
We are please to announce that the recipient of the MRS-Serbia's 2018 Award for a Lasting and Outstanding Contribution to Materials Science and Engineering (http://www.mrs-serbia.org.rs/index.php/award/2018-mrs-serbia-award-for-a-lasting-and-outstanding-contribution-to-materials-science-and-engineering ) is Prof. Dr László Forró of the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Laboratory of Physics of Complex Matter, for his achievements in the engineering of new materials, including inorganic and organic materials, as well as biomaterials. Prof. Dr Forró will give invited plenary lecture during the Opening Ceremony of YUCOMAT 2018.
We are looking forward to seeing you at YUCOMAT 2018.


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Where does social media fit into your content marketing plan? If you think that content and social media are one and the same, well, that's not quite the case. It's more appropriate to call social media the delivery vehicle for your content; content is what you're seeking to spread, and social media is how you spread it. In other words, your business should be creating compelling content in the form of blogs and press releases, videos and infographics, and then using social channels to get that content out there and in front of readers.
This isn't quite as simple as it might sound. You can't just write a blog, post it to Facebook, and call it a day; while this may well generate some modest results, it's not taking full advantage of what social channels can do.
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Make sure you're offering value. When you're distributing content over social channels, it really shouldn't even feel like marketing, and it certainly shouldn't feel like straight-up advertising. Ensure that your post titles convey immediate value, that content provides actionable tips and practical steps, and that the general tone is educational and informative. If you can do this, then your content is ready for social distribution; if not, then you need to rethink your entire approach.
Use social media to expand the conversation, moving away from just talking about your brand all the time. Yes, you should stick close to your wheelhouse, but you should also be engaging; for example, while the Grammar Chic Facebook page offers plenty of content marketing and resume-writing tips, we also like to talk about books and the publishing industry because these things are important to us and we've found that they interest our readers, too.
Go beyond the obvious social media channels. Most companies are on Facebook and Twitter these days—but are you also publishing to Google+? Have you thought about engaging Quora, or posting blog entries to Pinterest? Brainstorm ways in which you can take your social engagement a step further than where it is today.
Finally: Make sure you're measuring and tracking everything. You may have a variety of objectives with your social media—to increase visibility through likes or shares, to boost engagement on your own social media profiles, to drive traffic to your website, etc.—but if you're not measuring the results of your posts, then you don't really know how well your posts are doing, which kinds of posts work best, or which social channels are most advantageous to your brand.
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For the success of business, content creation and marketing is very important. The first thing is to write excellent quality and compelling contents on the base of audiences and second thing is to choose the right resources for publishing it so that ultimate readers can read it. Social medias are the best resources for publishing contents because these are having big community of people which will definitely direct more people towards a business website or blog. Your describe it comprehensively and share some great tips which help us to publish contents effectively.


So just like what most people do these days when looking for something, I ask Mr. Google.
The search led me to OLX, a local online buy and sell site (formerly known as Sulit).
There I found a hardware shop in Manila that sells what I need. So I called him up and he gave me directions on how to find his store.
When I arrived, I noticed that the place has a tall gate and it looked like a house with a huge bodega at the back.
After a few minutes of knocking, the owner opened the gate. I was suprised to see that he was already a senior citizen, probably the same age as my father!
So after we made the transaction, I asked him about his experience in selling online.
30% increase just by posting the items online! No additional rent and no advertisement cost!
I thought all along that selling online was just for small items that can be easily shipped and for downloadable products with no shipping required.
But little did I know that other people selling bulky items, such as this person beside me, are also killing it online!
So if you are not yet selling online, you better start now, before your competitors do!
If this person found a way to make it work, there's really no reason why you can't do it too!
What's your experience so far with selling online? Please share your thoughts below.


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Ebola Vaccine Approved in Europe in Landmark Moment
The approval of Merck's vaccine comes after decades of research aimed at preventing the deadly disease
By Helen Branswell, STAT on November 12, 2019
Ebola virus particles (blue) attacking a kidney cell (yellow) derived from an African green monkey. Credit: NIAID Flickr (CC BY 2.0)
After more than two decades of research, the world finally has an approved Ebola vaccine.
The European Commission granted marketing authorization to Merck's vaccine, known as Ervebo, on Monday, less than a month after the European Medicines Agency recommended it be licensed. It is currently being used in the Democratic Republic of the Congo under a "compassionate use" or research protocol similar to a clinical trial.
"The European Commission's marketing authorization of Ervebo is the result of an unprecedented collaboration for which the entire world should be proud," Ken Frazier, Merck's chairman and chief executive officer, said in a statement.
"It is a historic milestone and a testament to the power of science, innovation and public-private partnership," Frazier said, adding the company will work with the Food and Drug Administration in the United States and regulatory agencies in a number of African countries to license the vaccine.
Frazier said Merck will also work with the World Health Organization on vaccine prequalification, a process in which the global health agency assesses vaccines and other medical processes in order to assure member countries that they are safe and effective. Developing countries often use WHO prequalification as guidance when they make their own decisions about whether to license a product.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said prequalification of the vaccine will now take place quickly. "This can be done in the next few days," he said via email.
"This is great news that will change Ebola prevention in the future and protect the vulnerable," Tedros, as he is known, said about the European approval.
The European Commission said licensing a vaccine has been a priority since the devastating outbreak in West Africa in 2014-2016, when more than 28,000 people were infected and over 11,000 died. It remains the largest Ebola outbreak in known history.
While the FDA has until March 2020 to issue a decision, a representative said recently that it expects to issue a ruling "well ahead of" the March action date.
The vaccine, which protects against the Zaire species of Ebola, was designed at Canada's National Microbiology Laboratory with funding from the U.S. government's Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority. Dr. Heinz Feldmann led the research. He now heads the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases' virology laboratory in Hamilton, Mont.
For years Feldmann worried neither this nor any other Ebola vaccine would be made, because there isn't a traditional market for such a product. Outbreaks are sporadic and typically occur in countries that cannot afford to pay the prices that might be attached to a vaccine that is sold in limited numbers of doses.
"I think it's a good day," he told STAT on Monday after learning the vaccine had finally been licensed.
The scientist whose work forms the structure on which the vaccine was built was also delighted by the news.
John "Jack" Rose, a research scientist at Yale University, developed what is effectively a delivery system to safely expose the immune system to pathogens for the purpose of vaccination. Rose and colleagues in his lab genetically modified a vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) that infects livestock but that doesn't cause illness in people. Feldmann's team at the Canadian lab fused a key Ebola protein to that VSV backbone to make the vaccine that has come to be known as Ervebo.
"It is thrilling to see the first licensing of a VSV-based vaccine vector system for use in humans where it has already saved many lives!" Rose told STAT. "Numerous scientists worked for many years in my laboratory at Yale to develop this potent vaccine platform."
While the vaccine has come to be known as Merck's Ebola vaccine, in reality scores of researchers and Ebola outbreak response workers in Canada, the U.S., Europe, and Africa played a role in paving Ervebo's path to licensure, whether that was in designing it, conducting pivotal pre-clinical studies in animals, or the clinical trials Merck used to support its application.
Tedros lauded the work of the teams of vaccinators who have been using Ervebo in the outbreak in the DRC, where more than 250,000 people have been vaccinated. Because the vaccine hasn't been licensed yet in DRC, it will continue to be used there under the compassionate use protocol, which is more time consuming than administration of a fully licensed vaccine.
Merck has been donating the vaccine that is being used and will continue to do so for some time to come. Beth-Ann Coller, the team leader on the Ebola vaccine, said all existing stock of the vaccine is investigational — it was made before the vaccine was licensed. The company will continue to donate that vaccine.
Merck expects that licensed doses made at the company's production facility in Burgwedel, Germany, will become available during the third quarter of 2020. Merck said it has not yet set a price for Ervebo, but has made a commitment to make the vaccine available to countries eligible for purchasing assistance through Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, at the lowest price possible.
The vaccine was proved to be protective during the West African outbreak. But for that rare opportunity to test the vaccine, and for the concerns it raised about Ebola's power to spread, Ervebo might still be a good idea gathering dust.
The vaccine was originally licensed to NewLink Genetics (NLNK), a small biotech company, which did little to advance it.
During the late summer and fall of 2014, when spread in Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia was reaching crisis proportions, Merck entered into discussions to take over the product. A clinical trial conducted in Guinea near the end of the outbreak confirmed that the vaccine was highly protective.
"That big outbreak was a game-changer and reminded people that this exotic virus could become a real threat to public health regionally as well as in a global perspective," Feldmann said.
Republished with permission from STAT. This article originally appeared on November 11 2019
Helen Branswell
Helen Branswell is STAT's infectious diseases and public health reporter. She comes from the Canadian Press, where she was the medical reporter for the past 15 years. Helen cut her infectious diseases teeth during Toronto's SARS outbreak in 2003 and spent the summer of 2004 embedded at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In 2010-11 she was a Nieman Global Health Fellow at Harvard, where she focused on polio eradication. Warning: Helen asks lots of questions.
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Preceded by all of the word-of-mouth any Fringe show could ever hope for, Ryan Good's one-man show Sex With Animals should have been a disappointment; that is the Fringe way, after all: overstatement pleases crowds, leaves critics wanting. But Sex with Animals isn't that kind of beast. Good's toured the show globally, and he is clearly comfortable with everything he's doing here. What is he doing here? He's talking about sex and animals and gathering laughs, while, in the larger scheme, he's talking about human sexuality, humor and humility at the spine of behavioral existence. He's talking about everything in his life while wearing a lion costume replete with a mane and some furry boots adorning a bodysuit. He's talking a lot. And, like exhibitionist comedians before him – see, Maria Bamford – he's doing it at a fascinating and engaging clip.
First off, Sex with Animals is a sociopolitcal statement. The show begins with evangelical hellraiser Pat Robertson making a reference to people having sex with animals, you know, because gay marriage happened. Good, who openly identifies as bisexual and polyamorous – makes the best of that kick-off framing by indulging the audience with all of the sexual deviance that happens between members of various species – tortoises and penguins, you're on alert – and explains that, basically, none of us are normal, and if you are, you're boring. "A worldwide bestiality movement" is mentioned, but that's not what Good is here for. Keeping his stuffed animal "Shadynasty" on a chair in the corner, he traverses all of the cavities we seek for joy: self-fellation, anal sex, just rubbing up against something and turning into a flower shape. Anything goes, really, and all of it does.
But there's something incredibly warming about Good and his show, something to his honesty that feeds a lyrical rhythm that turns from wide-eyed crowd participation to serious (though comedic) staccato. Good was recently in a "triad" relationship and speaks of it joyfully, then wanly as he recounts its implosion. He's now in another relationship and he's a father. Who wouldn't want a lion-actor as a father?
And when the show does meander off into biology, it snaps back almost immediately with compassion. The closing salvo of miniature rants is the stuff dreams are made of, spittle and glee included. This show is what Fringe was built for. Do not miss.
Read all of Watermark's 2016 Orlando Fringe Theatre Festival coverage here.
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HomeMeekerObituary: James Lynn Sullivan
Obituary: James Lynn Sullivan
July 1, 2013 Special to the Herald Times Meeker, Obituaries 0
James Lynn Sullivan, a long-time resident of the Meeker area, passed away on March 13, 2013.
Mr. Sullivan was born in Hayden, Colo., and attended school in Meeker, graduating from Meeker High School in 1952.
Following his graduation, he joined the U.S. Navy and was stationed in San Diego. He married Kathryn Butler in 1954. He attended Colorado State University, where he obtained his bachelor's degree as well as master's degree, and for many years taught school in Englewood, Colo., at Sinclair Junior High as well as Englewood High School.
He was integral in the initiation and start up of the Community College of Denver, working as registrar and, ultimately, interim president. He retired in 1992 and resided in the Denver area until his death.
Mr. Sullivan is survived by: his three children, Dr. Lisa Sullivan Sandoval, a podiatrist in the Denver area; Dr. Steven Sullivan, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon in Oklahoma; and Mary Sullivan, executive producer at WILSONWEST, Inc. in San Francisco; and six grandchildren. He is also survived by: a brother, Frances Sullivan of Meeker; a sister, Jeanette Gruber of Denver; and brother Melvin Sullivan of Craig.
A memorial service will be held at the Sullivan Ranch on the South Fork of the Williams Fork River at 11 a.m. on July 5, 2013.
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"Green" offices with plants make staff happier and more productive than "lean" designs stripped of greenery, according to research done led by Cardiff University's School of Psychology in the UK. The study was published August 31st 2014 in the Journal of Experimental Psychology.
In the first field study of its kind, researchers found enriching a "lean" office with plants could increase productivity by 15%.
The team examined the impact of "lean" and "green" offices on staffs' perceptions of air quality, concentration, and workplace satisfaction, and monitored productivity levels over subsequent months in two large commercial offices in the UK and The Netherlands.
A release from the university quotes lead researcher Marlon Nieuwenhuis as saying "Our research suggests that investing in landscaping the office with plants will pay off through an increase in office workers' quality of life and productivity.
The research showed plants in the office significantly increased workplace satisfaction, self-reported levels of concentration, and perceived air quality.
Analyses into the reasons why plants are beneficial suggests that a green office increases employees' work engagement by making them more physically, cognitively, and emotionally involved in their work.
Professor Alex Haslam from The University of Queensland's School of Psychology, who also co-authored the study, added: "The 'lean' philosophy has been influential across a wide range of organisational domains. Our research questions this widespread conviction that less is more. Sometimes less is just less".
The study involved academics from the University of Exeter; the University of Groningen in The Netherlands, and the University of Queensland, Australia.


Rode has joined Eintracht Frankfurt on loan for the remainder of the season from Borussia Dortmund.
Rode has not played in a Bundesliga match since the 2016/17 season due primarily to a nagging pelvis injury combined with a low place in the depth chart. He will hope to play a more significant role at Frankfurt in the Ruckrunde.
Luis Suarez is red hot of late and RotoWire's Alex Spalding thinks he's well underpriced in DraftKings' contests this week.
Rode (pelvis) will miss the rest of the season after undergoing groin surgery following the failure of conservative treatment.
Rode (pelvis) is unlikely to feature this year as he continues to rehab his injury.
Rode is suffering from a stress reaction in his pubic bone and will be sidelined indefinitely.
Rode will miss around ten days after suffering a minor fibre tear in his thigh musculature, reports Dortmund's official website.
Rode has been ruled out for Wednesday's Champions League match against Monaco due to an undisclosed injury, UEFA.com reports.


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Q: Modify request data after validation and before sending to controller I am using Laravel's FormRequest for validation to make my code clean in controller and after validation, I want to add some data to request and then save it. So, I was just looking for a solution so that I do not have to add data to request in controller If just after validation in the same file there could be the extra function for modifying data and send to controller. It would have been better.

A: If you want to do something with request after it validated, you can use After Validation Hook, as apokryfos suggested.
But I think it is a bit more convinient to put that hook inside of your FormRequest descendant class.
Ancestor:
use Illuminate\Foundation\Http\FormRequest;

class AncestorRequest extends FormRequest
{
    ...

    protected function getValidatorInstance()
    {
        return parent::getValidatorInstance()->after(function ($validator) {
            $this->after($validator);
        });
    }

    protected function after($validator)
    {
        //
    }
}

Descendant:
class DescendantRequest extends AncestorRequest
{
    ...

    public function after($validator)
    {
        // do your things
    }
}

P. S. This solution I am using in Laravel 5.2. Here you can find more options.

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- The Southeastern Conference unveiled its seventh annual men's basketball coaches' preseason All-SEC first and second teams Wednesday, tipping off another great season of SEC men's basketball.
Twenty-nine different players received votes for the teams and Florida led all schools with four selections while Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi State and Vanderbilt had two selections each. In all, nine different schools are represented on the preseason squads.
A list of the 2011 SEC Men's Basketball Coaches Preseason All-SEC team follows.
Dee Bost, Mississippi State G 6-2 176 Jr. Concord, N.C.
Rotnei Clarke, Arkansas G 6-0 184 Jr. Verdigris, Okla.
John Jenkins, Vanderbilt G 6-4 215 So. Hendersonville, Tenn.
Ravern Johnson, Mississippi St G 6-7 175 Sr. Lyon, Miss.
Darius Miller, Kentucky G 6-7 230 Jr. Maysville, Ky.
Alex Tyus, Florida F 6-8 220 Sr. St. Louis, Mo.
Erving Walker, Florida G 5-8 171 Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y.


Talented yet troubled at times, Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant hasn't had someone in his life who can provide him with advice that he's willing or able to heed. While it's easy to find plenty of people who will give such advice, Bryant has to be receptive in order for the advice to take.
Bryant has now found someone, apparently. According to Mike Fisher and Richie Whitt of 105.3 The Fan in Dallas, Bryant's potential mentor is former Cowboys tight end Jay Novacek.
The fact that Bryant is willing to seek out someone for help after years of behavior suggesting that he'd listen to no one is encouraging. And the key is that Bryant can trust Novacek because Novacek gains nothing financially from the relationship.
It's good news for the Cowboys. More importantly, it's good news for Bryant, who could finally be overcoming a challenging upbringing and a more recent lifestyle that creates a sense of entitlement and becoming a responsible adult.
He's pretty sure T.O. or Pacman would be the best to guide him through life.
Plenty of people call Dez a turd, stupid, and worse…….and they may be right….but considering the circumstances he grew up with I'm amazed he's not far, far worse.
Bless his heart. 23 years old and still not even close to being a man.
I'll be your mentor Dez.
1- Wake up in the morning in enough time to get to work. The way you figgure that out is by calculating your drive time to the facility, adding in about 15 minutes for unforeseen occurences, whatever time it takes you to eat your breakfast, shower and whatever else you do.
2- Don't go to nightclubs. There is plenty of time in life to do those things. It's better not to go when you have a target on your back.
3- Dress like a grown up.
4- Act like a grown up.
5- When you are in situations that could lead to 9-11 calls from you mom, leave. Hitting her with things probably isn't the way to go.
6- Study the playbook. Watch film. Take care of your body and mind by eating the right things, avoiding/limiting alcohol intake, and studying your craft.
7- Accept that the things you have been doing are slowly conspiring to rob you of your career.
There's much more. I accept paypal.
Novacek remains one of my all-time favorite players. Clutch, good guy and old school tough.
A grown man who needs another grown man to tell him what he needs to do and how to do it .. Really ? Come on man stop acting like a child your a prima Donna. Start acting ur age..
Bryant is overrated. He must be a Cowboy.
He goes to work each day with Miles Austin who says and does the right things and has been a productive WR in the NFL. If he needs a mentor, he should not need to go far…..but I am sure he is too good for that.
Dez you can seek out any mentor in the world but, at the end of the day its on you too fix your problems!!!!
None of this would be necessary if he had a father. Not the drug-dealing-pimp kind, but the guide-you-through-life kind.
He makes it easier to hate the Cowboys. Thanks Dez.
Dez has now become an expert in risk management.
Personally, I think Dez would look great in a Cowboy hat!
Having Dieon Sanders as a mentor was probably WAAAAY more of a problem than a solution. At least since he beat his wife tho his self serving ### has been out of the spotlight.
Dez has been troubled, yes. But for a kid who grew up in the environment he did, with a drug dealing mom, its incredible he didn't turn to drugs himself.
Now I know after their run in people want to portray her as an angel, but who knows how many times growing up he went hungry so she could have drugs or he was put in dangerous situations because of her addictions?
The answer lies in the Dilfer article two threads up…Matt Hasselbeck is the best mentor for Dez.
Make the trade Jerry, your back-up QB for Hasselbeck.
For everyone suggesting grown men do not need a mentor, in 20 years of working, many with the US gov't, the people I've seen experience the most success have all had one common element: every single one of them has had a mentor.
A mentor isn't someone who tells you what to do, isn't a babysitter, isn't a watchman. A mentor is someone who offers you guidance when needed, bot more importantly, is someone who has SUCCESSFULLY achieved something you are trying to .
I'm not saying you can't be successful without one, but I am saying that you are more likely to better yourself, to achieve your goals, and to earn greater success if you have a mentor than you are without one.
Novacek has a great work ethic, great football IQ, seems to have his feet on the ground as far as life goes. It will be quite a change for him, but greatly needed.
I would think Michael Irvin would be a logical choice but maybe Deion(dra) has steered Mike clear of this guys mess.
Novacek sounds like a good person to hit up for help. Dude probably does his own taxes.
Chad Johnson is available. Plus, he's Jerry Jones' kind of player.
The fact that Dez Bryant reached out to a guy who has clearly 'graduated' to life after football, mature, stable, financially responsible and happily married, shows that Dez may be turning into a grown man — the kind who has the sense to ask for help *before* he becomes involved in a full-blown crisis…as opposed to writing a book about it from prison or a tearful HoF acceptance speech.


We find joy and happiness in sharing both our successes and struggles because the gospel of Jesus is displayed in our faith, failures, and formation of the local body of Christ with people from diverse age groups, backgrounds, and cultures.
While the progress we make may seem slow and small in comparison to our own expectations and of others, we are learning to put focus on our relationship with Jesus, with one another, and with the world regardless of how fast, how efficient, and how exponential the world moves and influences.
– Pray that our pastors (Lead Pastor, Samuel Choi and Interim Pastor, Thien Doan) and deacons (Deacon Joseph Abesamis and Deacon Joanna Wong) to value being present with Jesus in order that the power of the Holy Spirit would qualify and equip them for discipling and developing members for the ministry.
– Pray that we find value in small talks with intentions toward the presence of God, simple but consistent discussion of the gospel, and openness to change and commitment to follow Jesus. We have three community groups that meet throughout the week: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
We thank you for your prayers, support, and thoughts for our church family as we live and learn what it looks like to follow Jesus everyday.


Congratulations to all our Pegasus practices and staff who took part in yesterday's City 2 Surf run/walk. This was the 45th year of this event and participants could choose from a 14km or 6km distance. A great way to combine whānau, fitness and fun at a time when Christchurch really needs this.
You can find the latest information about the Canterbury measles outbreak on the Canterbury District Health Board website.


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Valverde linked to United interim role as Pochettino sidesteps 'rumours'
Updated / Tuesday, 23 Nov 2021 22:08
Mauricio Pochettino has been tipped to take over at United next season
Former Barcelona boss Ernesto Valverde has emerged as a candidate to take over as interim manager at Manchester United, with Mauricio Pochettino refusing to be drawn on reports linking him with Old Trafford.
The PA news agency understands United remain focused on finding an interim boss to take charge for the rest of the season and Valverde is one of several coaches under consideration for the role.
The 57-year-old won two La Liga titles during a two-and-a-half-year spell as Barcelona manager. Valverde, who was previously in charge at Athletic Bilbao, has been without a club since leaving the Nou Camp in January 2020.
United plan to name a long-term replacement for the sacked Ole Gunnar Solskjaer next summer, with Pochettino on their radar as a potential permanent boss.
Although there has been criticism of United's convoluted process – naming Michael Carrick as caretaker, then seeking an interim manager before making a permanent appointment next summer – club officials believe that approach offers the best chance of finding the right man.
Pochettino was in Manchester on Tuesday as his Paris St Germain side prepared for Wednesday's Champions League clash against City.
Inevitably, the former Tottenham manager was questioned about his future as he held his pre-match press conference at the Etihad Stadium, but he would not comment on "rumours" and insisted he was happy in the French capital.
"I am not a kid, I am not a child," said the 49-year-old Argentinian. "I have spent my whole life playing football and now it's my 12th year as a coach.
"We are in a business that the rumours are there, I completely understand what is going on – sometimes in a positive way and sometimes in a negative way.
"This type of thing cannot distract. They are rumours. Rumours are there and we need to live with that. That is the football that we are living.
"We are so focused. We are giving 100 per cent to try to get best form for the club, and for the players to try to perform the best way.
"I am so happy for Paris St Germain. For tomorrow we are focused to try to get the best result we can."
Pochettino was sacked by Spurs in 2019 but returned to the game as manager of PSG, where he spent two years as a player, in January.
His side missed out on the Ligue 1 title and lost to City in the Champions League semi-finals last season but have regrouped and are currently 11 points clear in their domestic competition.
He said: "My contract is 2023, this season and one season more. I don't say nothing different. I'm really happy at Paris St Germain – that's a fact. I'm happy in Paris."
Pochettino claimed it would be an error to comment on the situation at Old Trafford as anything he said could be misconstrued, although he did inadvertently refer to Ligue 1 as the Premier League.
"I'm not going to make the mistake at all," he said. "In the past when I was in Espanyol I said my dream was to meet (Sir Alex) Ferguson.
"All that is now going to be misunderstood or (taken) out of context. I am so happy at Paris St Germain and I am focused to try to be at my best, like we are doing.
"I was a player at Paris St Germain, I love the club, I love the fans. I think it is a fantastic time to be at the club.
"We are fighting in the Premier League (sic), I think it is 11 or 10 points different in Ligue 1.
"We are fighting for that, we are fighting in the Champions League to qualify against Manchester City. I think we need to be focused on that. That is my priority, that is my concern."


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Canal+ (Canal Plus, French pronunciation: [kanal plys], meaning 'Channel Plus'; sometimes abbreviated C+) is a French premium television channel launched in 1984. It is 100% owned by the Canal+ Group, which in turn is owned by Vivendi. The channel broadcasts several kinds of programming, mostly encrypted. Unencrypted programming can be viewed free of charge on Canal+ and on satellite on Canal+ Clair (Clear).
Canal+ is a supporter of the Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV (HbbTV) initiative, which promotes and establishes an open European standard for hybrid set-top boxes for the reception of broadcast TV and broadband multimedia applications with a single user interface.
Since November 2017, Canal+ began to expand its catalog internationally through the international feed, Canal+ International.
After the announcement about the launch of the fourth French television channel, Canal+ started broadcasting on 4 November 1984. In 1986, the channel had one million subscribers. It has produced numerous films of auteurs, including David Lynch's The Straight Story, Mulholland Dr., and Inland Empire.
From 2000 to 2002, Virginie Calmels successively held two positions, that of financial director and then CEO.
With the launch of the digital satellite provider CanalSatellite on 27 April 1996, Canal+ received two new sister channels: Canal+ Jaune and Canal+ Bleu. A fourth channel, called Canal+ Vert came along on 31 August 1998. The channels changed their names to Canal+ Confort (now known as Canal+ Décalé since 2005), Canal+ Cinéma and Canal+ Sport on 1 November 2003.
In September 2005, Canal+, Canal+ Cinéma and Canal+ Sport started broadcasting in the French digital terrestrial television network. The free-to-air parts of Canal+ had already been broadcasting for a few months by then. In August 2008, Canal+ started broadcasting the encrypted parts of its main channel in high-definition in the terrestrial network. Canal+ announced plans to turn off the analogue terrestrial signals by 2010.
An account of the rise of Canal+ and CanalSatellite, and the establishment of the Canal+ Group as a major satellite broadcaster in Europe is given in the book, High Above, which tells the story of the foundation and development of the leading European satellite operator, Astra.
In February 2013, for €29 million per year, Canal+ bought the TV rights for the FIA Formula One World Championship. The same year, the group bought the rights to the English Premier League, the most watched football league in the world.
In July 2014, the launch of a new pan-African TV channel - A+ - was announced. Based in Abidjan (Ivory Coast), it aims to become the leading television company in French-speaking Africa.
In September 2015, Vincent Bolloré -Chairman of Vivendi- was appointed as chairman of Canal Plus. He changed several former executives and aligned Canal +'s operations with Vivendi's.
On November 15, 2017, Quebec cable system Videotron began carrying Canal+ International, marking it the first provider to carry the channel. It is also the second attempt at making Canal+ available in Canada since the former paid Canal+ Canada channel on Dailymotion, launched in 2013.
As of August 2018, Canal+ International is on U.S. satellite provider DirecTV in HD on channel 2010.
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Magnus Voll Mathiassen is a man with a lot to say for himself—one of those rare interviewees who requests more and more questions, more opportunities to explain his practise. Self-effacing and introspective, he's aware that his audience sometimes needs assistance translating the distinctive and personal visual language that has become his trademark. He's also clearly relishing the opportunity, since founding solo venture The MVM, to speak both visually and verbally in a voice that's entirely his own.
It hasn't always been this way for the Norwegian designer. Until 2009, Mathiassen contributed instead to the collective voice of Grandpeople, the design practise he co-founded in 2005 with college friends Christian Strand Bergheim and Magnus Helgesen. Based in Bergen, a city on Norway's western coast with its own flourishing creative community, Grandpeople swiftly ascended to the upper echelons of the hip Scandinavian design scene; their colourful, organically-abstracted designs and deeply-embedded pop-culture references were a near-instant hit with the international design press (indeed, they graced Grafik's profile pages mere months after their official formation). After four years, they seemed to all extents and purposes to have made it—but it was at this point that Mathiassen made the decision to go solo.
This need for independence - coupled with Bergen's constant bad weather - drove him to return to the gentler climate and slower pace of Drammen, the small industrial town in which he grew up. It was here, in isolation from the creative community in which he'd first made his name, that Mathiassen set up solo as The MVM. Since doing so, he's carved himself a singular niche with his peculiar, concept-driven imagery. Working under the self-designated banner of "research-led design", The MVM applies a sensitive, cerebral approach to illustration, typography and graphics, connecting aesthetic elements and ideas in enigmatic ways and translating concepts into images that are at once complex and minimalist. It's a stripped-bare way of working that Mathiassen has developed through a process of rigorous introspection and extensive reading, which seems a direct consequence of his conscious decision to disengage from the less savoury trappings of the creative community.
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Originally published in Grafik magazine, issue 189. Images © Magnus Voll Mathiassen.


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Iron Maiden's 'Book of Souls: Live Chapter' stream available
Warner Music will release Iron Maiden's "The Book Of Souls: Live Chapter" on November 17th worldwide (through BMG in the US). This live recording comprises 15 songs captured during The Book Of Souls World Tour, which covered 39 countries across six continents during 2016 and 2017, and was seen by over two million fans.
"The Book Of Souls: Live Chapter" premiered on YouTube on November 11th as a thank you to all of Iron Maiden's loyal fans around the world. Check out the full stream below:
"If Eternity Should Fail" – Sydney, Australia
"Speed of Light" – Cape Town, South Africa
"Wrathchild" – Dublin, Ireland
"Children of the Damned" – Montreal, Canada
"Death or Glory" – Wroclaw, Poland
"The Red and the Black" – Tokyo, Japan
"The Trooper" – San Salvador, El Salvador
"Powerslave" – Trieste, Italy
"The Great Unknown" – Newcastle, UK
"The Book of Souls" – Donington, UK
"Fear of the Dark" – Fortaleza, Brazil
"Iron Maiden" – Buenos Aires, Argentina
"Number of the Beast" – Wacken, Germany
"Blood Brothers" – Donington, UK
"Wasted Years" – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Produced by Tony Newton and Iron Maiden founder member and bass player Steve Harris, the album is based on this year's set list and is a faithful record of the epic show, including six songs from "The Book Of Souls," the band's most recent studio album, along with many other classics and fan favourites.
Steve comments, "We spent a huge amount of time working on this as I wanted to get it as close to the Maiden live experience as I possibly could and to represent our fans from different parts of the world. This meant listening to literally hours upon hours of tapes from every show, to select material and construct a sound that would run consistently across the whole album and capture the excitement of a new country like El Salvador alongside such regular favourites as Donington or Wacken."
Maiden manager Rod Smallwood adds, "The Book Of Souls World Tour was a huge undertaking, not least for Bruce who started the tour singing in public for the very first time since recovering from throat cancer. He also piloted Ed-Force One, upgraded last year from a Boeing 757 to a 747 so we could go further and faster to visit some fantastic cities and fans all round the world. This year continued that excitement bringing us our most successful North American and UK tours ever. It was a very special tour in a great many ways so we felt we wanted to document it for both ourselves and for our fans. Steve has done an incredible job putting together this set from cities around the world and we've made sure the deluxe CD will be available in a matching book format to 'The Book of Souls' release.
"On top of all that the release will be celebrated by an event that is a Maiden first: a free live streaming premiere of the concert film, as a thank you to our loyal fans around the world. We hope that the global Maiden community will all enjoy coming together to watch this special event online. Many of you will be in it as there is footage from a whole host of the places we played on this momentous tour. "
The Book Of Souls: Live Chapter tracklisting:
"If Eternity Should Fail" – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, Australia, 6/5/16
"Speed Of Light" – Grand Arena, Grandwest, Cape Town, South Africa, 18/5/16
"Wrathchild" – 3Arena, Dublin, Ireland, 6/5/17
"Children Of The Damned" – Bell Centre, Montreal, Canada, 1/4/16
"Death Or Glory" – Wroclaw Stadium, Wroclaw, Poland, 3/7/16
"The Red And The Black" – Ryogoku Kokugikan, Tokyo, Japan, 21/4/16
"The Trooper" – Estadio Jorge Magico Gonzalez, San Salvador, El Salvador, 6/3/16
"Powerslave" – Piazza Dell'unita D'italia, Trieste, Italy, 26/7/16
"The Great Unknown" – Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle, UK, 14/5/17
"The Book Of Souls"- Download Festival, Donington, UK, 12/6/16
"Fear Of The Dark" – Arena Castelao, Fortaleza, Brazil, 24/3/16
"Iron Maiden" – Estadio Velez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 15/3/16
"The Number Of The Beast" – Wacken Open Air, Wacken, Germany, 4/8/16
"Blood Brothers" – Download Festival, Donington, UK, 12/6/16
"Wasted Years" – HSBC Arena, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, 17/3/16
The album will replicate "The Book Of Souls" original formats and be issued as a limited edition deluxe 2 CD hardcase Book, a regular 2CD album, a triple black vinyl LP, and digital download in high resolution audio (48khz/24 bit) including Mastered for iTunes (MFiT) version. A digital download of the concert film will also be available to purchase following its free online premiere.
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Q: Try until no exception? def foo():
    try:
        html = get(url)
        while (html is nogood):
            foo()
        return html
    except Exception as e:
        changeip()
        foo()

The function foo simply returns a good html in text.
However, the function sometimes returns None and it's caused
when an Exception is caught.
So I changed the last line to return foo() and it works as expected.
The question is why? On catch, it simply calls foo again, which would eventually return a good html in text, why do I have to put the extra return?
Thanks

A: You don't need a recursion solution at all. In foo, just keep looping until you have a good html. After each time through the loop, do something to improve the chance to get a good html (does changeip work for this purpose?).
def foo():
    while True:
        try:
            html = get(url)
            if is_good(html):
                return html
        except Exception:  # Need specific exception, do not catch all
            changeip()

A: Think about what the first foo() returns if it fails.
Call foo1 from main and it fails -> foo1 calls foo2 and it succeeds -> foo2 returns html to foo1 -> there is no other code to execute in foo1 so it returns None.
When foo finally succeeds, it doesn't return html to main, it returns it to the last caller, which in this case is foo1.
The problem is that you are discarding the results of any foo call after the first one fails. You need to return html back down the chain by the last line to return foo() as you mentioned.

A: Imagine a big cardboard box in the middle of a room. This box represents your function, foo. Now imagine that instead of return meaning what it does, we have it mean something like change_this_boxes_colour. Whatever colour the box changes to (the return value, really) can be seen from the room you're in currently. This is how the function gives you information.
Now, inside this big cardboard box is a little magical, because the box can create its own little boxes (including copies of itself!). So let's look at some code, and then think about it in box terms:
def bar():
    return BLUE  # every `bar` box turns `BLUE`

def foo():
    bar()

print(foo())  # prints None

Simple code right? This is a super-distilled version of your code. We're calling a function inside another function, but not getting its return value (colour).
Thinking in terms of boxes again, we have our big (colourless) box in the middle of the room. But it's made its own box (bar) inside itself. This box turns BLUE, as expected. But foo has no colour set (return value), so it remains colourless.
We're still standing outside the big foo box though, so we can't see what colour the bar box is. If we wanted to know what colour bar turned, foo would have to tell us. This can be achieved by asking foo to set itself to the same colour as it sees bar go. In this case, "BLUE".
def bar():
    return "BLUE"  # every `bar` box turns "BLUE"

def foo():
    return bar()  # change our colour to the same colour as `bar`

print(foo())  # prints "BLUE"

In your case, foo happens to create versions of itself inside its own box, but the principle still applies.


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