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Alexandre Luiz Reame, mais conhecido como Xandão (Araçatuba, 23 de fevereiro de 1988), é um futebolista brasileiro naturalizado italiano que atua como zagueiro e volante. Atualmente está sem clube.

Carreira
Depois de realizar boa temporada de 2009 pelo Grêmio Barueri, o zagueiro, teve sua contratação oficializada pelo São Paulo em 22 de dezembro de 2009, foi apresentado no São Paulo em 7 de janeiro de 2010, junto com um "pacotão" de reforços contratado pelo tricolor àquela temporada. Em 2 de setembro de 2010, o jogador anotou seu primeiro gol com a camisa são-paulina, contra o Atlético Goianiense, em jogo válido pelo Campeonato Brasileiro.

Mantido no clube para a temporada 2011, as eliminações no Campeonato Paulista para o Santos e na Copa do Brasil para o Avaí, contudo, fizeram com que a temporada são-paulina fosse mais conturbada. Em 15 de outubro de 2011,em jogo que também culminou com a demissão do então treinador Adílson Batista, depois de péssima atuação, onde Xandão, cometeu um pênalti ao por a mão na bola, o jogador se tornou um dos principais alvos de crítica da torcida, sendo negociado ao final do ano com o Sporting, onde se apresentou em 5 de janeiro de 2012.

No Sporting Clube de Portugal, Xandão marcou um golo de calcanhar que ficou gravado na história leonina, já que permitiu a vitória da equipa portuguesa por 1-0 contra o todo-poderoso inglês, Manchester City, nos oitavos-de-final da Liga Europa 2011/2012.

Estatísticas
Até 19 de novembro de 2011.

São Paulo

 a. Jogos da Copa do Brasil
 b. Jogos da Copa Sul-Americana e da Copa Libertadores da América
 c. Jogos do Campeonato Paulista e amistosos

Títulos
 Cercle Brugge
 Campeonato Belga - 2ª divisão: 2017-18

 Red Bull Brasil
 Campeonato Paulista do Interior: 2019

Ligações externas

Brasileiros de ascendência argelina
Naturais de Araçatuba
Futebolistas do estado de São Paulo
Futebolistas do Guarani Futebol Clube
Futebolistas do Club Athletico Paranaense
Futebolistas do Desportivo Brasil
Futebolistas do Fluminense Football Club
Futebolistas do Grêmio Barueri
Futebolistas do São Paulo Futebol Clube
Futebolistas do Sporting Clube de Portugal
Futebolistas do Kuban Krasnodar
Futebolistas do Futbolniy Klub Anji
Futebolistas do Real Sporting de Gijón
Futebolistas do Cercle Brugge Koninklijke Sportvereniging
Futebolistas do Red Bull Brasil

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Our physicians and surgeons provide expert care to patients from all over the world.
To coordinate your care from afar, the Global Services Office provides around-the-clock help and support seven days a week. Patient Coordinators will assist you with medical appointments, accommodations and travel documentation, and Financial Representatives work closely with you regarding financial matters.
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Provides a full recommendation to business, credit and the customer regarding a restructure or if not possible, recommends legal action to protect the bank's position.
Compiles monthly watch list reports for presentation to Credit Review Committee at the various regional and product specific Credit Review Committee meetings.
Attends monthly Credit Review Committee meetings for areas of responsibility and recommends remedial action for those relationships not handled in the Business Support space.
Provides input regarding contracts entered into with customers where the scope falls outside of the bank's existing documentation, when engaging with attorneys.
Provides recommendations on restructure strategies, if possible when interacting with Business Rescue Practitioners / Turnaround Specialists.
Participates in Business Rescue Committee of Creditors and any court proceedings arising during the Business Rescue proceedings in order to protect the bank's interests.
Complies with all statutory, regulatory and supervisory requirements.
Maintains the highest ethical standards to prevent market abuse.
Engages with attorney firms when legal action deemed necessary.
Attends insolvency inquiries on behalf of the bank.
Assesses and analyses business and account risks of non-performing accounts.
Takes ownership of identified non-performing accounts until the risk has been reduced to the satisfaction of the Bank and to strive to do so in agreed time frames.
Maintains all records required by the unit to ensure continuity and effective management of its objectives. Housekeeping and maintaining of Bank and departmental records.
Raises provisions timeously to cater for possible losses that the bank may suffer.
Ensures legal costs are kept to a minimum and within agreed annual budget.
Attends to and controls realization of all securities.
Compiles informative brief of instructions to attorneys.
Identifies risks associated with specific industries and alerts internal customers to take appropriate action.
Acts within delegated authority levels and refers matters to the appropriate level if outside of the personal-to-holder delegated authority.
Develops and maintains healthy working relationships with all the relevant parties and key stakeholders, both internal and external to the Bank to ensure co-operative, collective management of a Business Support matter.
Engages with all necessary stakeholders to either successfully rehabilitate a client within the shortest time period possible, alternatively if it is not possible for the company to so continue in existence, work with all necessary stakeholders to ensure that the re-organisation results in a better return for the bank and circumvent would result from the immediate liquidation of the company.
Clean audits by Internal and External auditors.
Minimum 5 years Banking experience, particularly pertaining to credit risk management, banking processes with regard to banking products and the operation thereof.
Required to have sufficient knowledge of credit /risk procedures to critically analyse information to ensure quality recommendations for a restructure/recovery.
Computer Literacy – ability to use the various software e.g. Microsoft Word, Excel, etc.


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Gregory Seevers (born September 7, 1965) is an American professional stock car racing driver. During his career, he was a longtime start and park driver for Norm Benning's ARCA Racing Series team until he closed it in 2009 when he moved full-time to the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series that year. He would then start and park in one Truck Series race for Benning in 2011, which was the last time he raced.

Motorsports career results

NASCAR
(key) (Bold – Pole position awarded by qualifying time. Italics – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. * – Most laps led.)

Camping World Truck Series

ARCA Re/Max Series
(key) (Bold – Pole position awarded by qualifying time. Italics – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. * – Most laps led.)

References

External links

1965 births
NASCAR drivers
ARCA Menards Series drivers
Living people
People from West Milton, Ohio
Racing drivers from Ohio


Pyromusical Week 2 Features Spain & UK | Let's Go Sago!
From the previous Pyromusical week's opening which showcased Australia and the opening show of the Philippines, the second week was the chance of Spain and United Kingdom to shine.
More Spain fireworks photos here.
Post by Lets Go Sago!
More BonChon fireworks photos here.
More UK fireworks photos here.
Although I missed last week's Pyromusical from Japan and France. I will try to catch China and Germany this Saturday – March 8, 2014. See you!
good shots bro. catching the pyromusical finale next week.
Is today the fianle of pyromusical in MOA?


Here are some images from this week at my school. There's a funny joke about staples, students and their last-minute cramming before a test, our school Spring Fest, students on their devices, our homebase symbol, paddles for a colleague's debate, and a student taking something mundane to the next level.
What if Teachers Shared a Common Workspace?


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Q: React JS Sorting and updating Array I have a function for handling sorting for my menu array but I am not sure how to code it correctly. I might be missing something like map but I am not sure. On button click, it should update the state and render the menus sorted alphabetically. The code I have below doesn't cause anything to render when I click the button since either. Also how would I implement the fetchMenus into the handleMenuSort function correctly so that it fills the array?
Edit
class MenuFilter extends Component {
  constructor() {
  super();
  this.state = { menus: [] };
}

handleMenuFetch = e => {
    this.props.fetchMenus()
};

handleMenuSort = e => {
  this.setState(state => {
      this.state.menus.sort(function(a, b) {
      if (a.name  b.name) {
        return 1;
      }

      return 0;
    })
  });
}

render() {
  return (
    <Container>
        <Row>

              <button id="menu-show-button" onClick={this.handleMenuFetch}>Show Menus</button>

              <button id="sort-button" onClick={this.handleMenuSort}>Sort Menus</button>

        </Row>
    </Container>
    )
  }

A: The issue is that you are mutating state. One option is to make a shallow copy of your menu array using the spread operator, and then sorting that array.
this.setState({
    menus: [...this.state.menus].sort(function(a, b) {
      if (a.name  b.name) {
        return 1;
      }

      return 0;
    })
});

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Photo gallery: Yarmouth Beer and Cider Festival 2012
Published: 5:04 PM July 13, 2012 Updated: 8:37 PM October 10, 2020
MORE than 70 different ales and ciders are on offer at the sixth annual Great Yarmouth Beer and Cider Festival this weekend.
The celebration of local brews - featuring many from Yarmouth's own Blackfriars Brewery - is being held at the Drill Hall on York Road until Sunday.
Among the tipples on offer are the multi-award winning Yarmouth Bitter.
Other brewers returning to the annual festival include Buffy's, Elgoods, Ole Slewfoot, Green Jack, Woodfordes and Humpty Dumpty brewery who will bringing their 'one-off' beer Big Sharpie – a stronger version of their best selling session bitter, Little Sharpie - to celebrate their 500th brew at their micro-brewery in Reedham.
There will also be a number of brewers new the festival including Panther, Mauldons, Brandon, Adnams, Nethergate breweries and from London's East End the Cockney named Beavertown Brewery.
It has been a labour of love for Day Harvey who has been recruiting the breweries for the past six weeks.
He said: "It's been fun speaking to all the local breweries as I'm absolutely passionate about beer, where it comes from, how it's stored, handled and served, I am making every effort to make sure the beers and ciders reach the festival goers in perfect condition."
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Mr Harvey has just returned from the West Country where he has added to the range of local ciders that will be on tap at the Festival including Norfolk's own Burnards cider from Banham.
Now with a a range of traditional scrumpy, The Governor cider created by Marco Pierre White and the latest 'Twisted' fruit ciders being served as well, there will be something for everyone to try.
Her worship the Mayor of Great Yarmouth delared the festival open last night, arriving on Woodfordes' traditional Horse and Dray.
The festival is open from 11am to 3.00pm and 5pm to 11pm today and tomorrow, finishing with a lunch time session midday to 3pm on Sunday.
Tickets can be bought on the door.
To view a photo gallery of the festival, click the link to the top right of this story.

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	float: left;
	padding-top: 15px;
	padding-bottom: 5px;
	letter-spacing: 0.1em;
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	padding-bottom:15px;
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Technological advances and the development of social media have made petitions, public protests and other form of spontaneous activism increasingly common tools for individuals to influence decision makers. To study these phenomena, in this paper we present a theory of petitions and public protests that explores their limits as mechanisms to aggregate information. The key assumption is that, as first suggested by Condorcet , valuable information is dispersed among citizens. Through petitions and protests, citizens can signal their private information to the policy-maker, who can then choose to use it or not. We first show that if citizens' individual signals are not sufficiently precise, information aggregation is impossible, no matter how large is the population of informed citizens, even if the conflict with the policy-maker is small. We then characterize the conditions on conflict and the signal structure that guarantee information aggregation. When these conditions are satisfied, we show that full information aggregation is possible as the population grows to infinity. When they are not satisfied, we show that information aggregation may still be possible if social media are available.


and folks are always reading you.
so use a little care and tact.
that's understood most any place.
it's the one you take along with you.
The prompt today was translate.
This entry was posted in Languages, Uncategorized and tagged body language, Daily Post, Daily Prompt, facial expression, Judy Dykstra-Brown Poetry, poem, poem about body language., poem about facial expression, universal language on February 18, 2017 by lifelessons.


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Arctic Blast...Gumby...Tom Browning
How can it be the 20th of December already. Tuesday morning arising in Nashville. High of 50 today but the forecast is calling for a chance of light snow Thursday evening with a forecast of DANGEROUS cold coming this weekend. A high of just 15 on Friday.
That Arctic blast is on its way making me glad I don't live up north anymore. 50 below with wind chill predictions for Billings, MT, and Bismarck ND with below freezing for several northern states on the way. Nope. No thank you. Nashville is about as far north as I ever want to be again.
Meanwhile a bunch of folks in California are without power after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit there. So maybe the cold weather is not so bad after all.
I spent part of Monday learning how to submit songs that I'm a writer on to Hollywood to be considered for TV show and movie placements. A couple of months ago a song I'm a co-writer on was played on the Fox TV show "Monarch" starring Trace Adkins and Susan Sarandon. About two episodes later, they cancelled that show. So, I'm hoping if they like any of these songs that I'm sending them, and we're lucky enough for some show to use part of these songs, that we don't cancel some other shows! I'll be getting a bad reputation quickly.
It's an interesting process to say the least. You submit a song that you own, they listen, file it away, and then maybe one day if you're lucky some show or movie will use a part of your song and send you a little check. It's called "syncing"…and I'm hoping we can "sync" a little more in the future. The company I'm submitting songs too is owned by Tanvi Patel, who was my intern for a while in Cincinnati when I was doing the morning radio show at WUBE. I knew way back then that Tanvi was going to be very successful, and she is. And now after all these years, I'm trying to get her to use my original songs. Pretty cool.
And I watched a fair amount of the Manning Cast on ESPN 2 last night as Peyton and Eli covered the Packers-Rams game at cold Lambeau. Those two are so entertaining that I never switch over to the ESPN broadcast with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. This is more fun to watch with those two and their guests they bring on to watch the game on their couches. And last night…theygot to put the spotlight on Gumby who was in the stands trying to pour beer into his eye. Uh huh. Fun stuff.
Today's song I going to feature is Jim Cantore by my longtime friend Brent Burns. It was Brent's idea to write a song about the weather dude who's always on the beach when a hurricane is coming. Or he's outdoors in the worst snowstorm or whatever disaster is pending. I didn't know if it would work or not, but it does big time. Especially when either of us sing it near a beach where folks are used to seeing that guy in his baseball cap strapped to lamppost to prevent blowing away. It gets some of the very BIGGEST laughs for me whenever I'm down in Gulf Shores, Port St. Joe, Key West, any place with sand and water.
One side story. The song landed on a compilation album featuring a lot of artists. The CD sales went to hurricane relief which is great. But on the Weather Channel one day Jim Cantore got surprised by his two on air partners when they played part of our song for him off this relief fund album as they tried to raise money. His two partners were laughing their butts off, but Jim? He didn't smile once. Which made me and Brent laugh hysterically of course. Take a listen and laugh yourself.
TOM BROWNING
The Cincinnati Reds pitcher who pitched a perfect game was found dead in his home yesterday at way too young at just 62. I knew Tom Browning a bit from the days I did radio in Cincinnati. He was a big country music fan and listened to my show a lot. So much so that I convinced him to SING a Bengals song. Every week the Bengals played, I wrote a parody song about the Bengals and their opponent that weekend. We had several local celebrities sing and Tom was one of those. Just a great guy to hang with.
I asked him on the air once where his perfect game baseball was displayed. He told me it was lost. I said, "what"?! Turns out his young boy grabbed it off the fireplace one day he needed a ball to play with in the backyard. That led to him hitting it way out in the woods, and they never found it. And it didn't matter to Tom one bit. His thought was baseballs were meant to be played with. Even his perfect once in a lifetime game baseball. That's how real he was.
He was funny too. If you're a baseball fan you can never forget the moment after he left a game pitching in Wrigley Field when he snuck out, walked across the street outside the park and went up on the rooftop with a bunch of fans and watched the rest of the game having a big ole time.
Just sorry to hear the sad news of his passing. Thanks for the great memories and for always keeping it real Tom.
WORRIED PEOPLE
I'm talking about the kind of folks who go on vacation and can't relax because they start thinking, "did I leave the stove one"? Someone else took note of that too, someone who writes articles and suggested that those kind of folks take a picture of their stove top knobs before they leave. Then when they're on the beach starting to worry about their danged stoves, they can pull up the picture and see that the knobs were indeed in the "off" position. Hopefully. My advice would be to order something with lots of rum in it. You won't worry about a thing back home and you'll have a very enjoyable vacation. You're welcome.
How booming is the entertainment industry here in Music City? So big that the city just appointed a "Nightlife Director" who's job will be addressing the surging industry here. That guy is going be spending a LOT of his life in honkytonks.
I'm going to be rhyming with my old friend Gerald Smith this morning who has been a bit under the weather, so I'm glad to hear he's better and ready to write again. Gerald has had his songs recorded by George Strait, Johnny Rodriguez, Lori Morgan, and Colin Raye to name a few. And he can write funny as well. One of my favorite songs of his is "The Lone Ranger-SilverBullet" song that George Jones recorded. Maybe we can write something like that this morning.


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The insurance policy designed to ensure no return to a hard border in Ireland must end before the 2022 general election, Boris Johnson has declared.
The former Foreign Secretary said he could support a Brexit deal with the EU containing the so-called Irish backstop provided it was constrained by strict guidelines.
Theresa May is seeking major changes to the controversial clause after it was comprehensively rejected by MPs.
Some pro-Brexit figures have demanded the backstop be removed entirely from the 500-page Withdrawal Agreement, but Mr Johnson said adding a time-limit or a mechanism allowing the UK to leave unilaterally would suffice.
In a speech on Monday, he fleshed out his demands by saying any time limit would have to expire before the next general election - currently scheduled for 2022.
"I think it must be pretty obvious that if you are going to have a time limit to the backstop - and I think that would be very good - it has got to fall before the next election," he told a meeting in Parliament.
Critics of the backstop plan argue it could leave the UK tied to EU rules indefinitely and potentially lead to the break-up of the UK.
Hardline Tory MPs and the DUP - which props up the minority government led by Mrs May - have argued the Withdrawal Agreement itself must be amended to tweak the backstop plans.
Elsewhere at the parliamentary meeting, Mr Johnson said it "would be a very good thing" if the UK could strike a free movement deal with Australia after Brexit.


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Rainbows For You
By Aida Murad
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Size: 69.0 x 70.0 x 1.5 in Medium: painting Material: Finger painted acrylic Frame: Not Framed
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Aida Murad
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Aida Murad is an Artist, Healer and Intuitive Coach who creates experiences of healing by making art and designing art journeys to facilitate people's healing and inner expansion. As of April 2022, Aida has sold out 10 collections and has been featured in 21 exhibitions. Her work has been featured globally including in Voice of America, Reuters, TRT World, Al Jazeera, and the United Nations. She is named as the 2022 Georgetown University Artist in Residence to create healing art for the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center. She has also collaborated with Grammy Award winning artists including the drummer from The Doors, John Densmore, to use art for social good. As an Arab and previously disabled individual, Aida hopes to open increased pathways for more minorities and differently abled individuals to enter the arts as well as use art for nature conservation and climate change awareness.
Aida identifies as an Arab Spiritual Artist whose mission is to help people feel seen, heard and loved through art. She paints with her fingers due to a past trauma. She became an Artist because she had Rheumatoid Arthritis. They say the darker the shadow the brighter the light. Her Rheumatoid Arthritis was her shadow. Her art is her light and serves as a light for others. When she was 20 years old, she was diagnosed with her shadow and, subsequently, semi paralyzed for 4.5 years. When she was in a place of suffering, she turned to art to help her heal. However, she didn't paint with paint brushes, she painted only with her hands to demonstrate to herself and to the world that she is not damaged, and this dysmorphia will not define her.
Aida has supported many individuals, families and companies with having her art work transform the physical space and bring not just beauty but light to the space.


This plate armor knight came in a learn to paint kit from Reaper. Total paint time was somewhere in the 6-8 hour range.
Here is a picture of the unpainted model from the Reaper website. This model is from their Bones series of miniatures which are ready for painting.
Reaper has a few photos of different color schemes, but I followed the instructions in the box, which dictated a silvery-metal armor and blue accents.
Here are a few up-close details using a macro-lens attachment for my phone.
I have been learning Angular Material. I also wanted to play with some charts, so I'm using ng2-charts which is back-ended by chart.js. Since I have been designing more at work I can feel some of my programming experience getting rusty. Also, since I sometimes design using Angular Material components, I find it handy to understand how they all work together.
My primary goals for this experiment were to put together an Angular Material webpage that displayed some data on a few charts. Both charts use a service to supply the data, which right now is faked out in the service. The first is a simple static calculation of compound interest. The second is a randomly updating series which changes every five seconds.
See the examples live. *Note, these may not stay, because I will surely overwrite them at some point.
Once I got these examples running locally I decided I would like to share them. I found a straightforward article about publishing to Google's Firebase. Within fifteen minutes my examples were published. The other day, I did three releases.
This is part two of my Uplabs Craigslist redesign challenge. Last time, I reviewed several of the pages of the Craigslist Website and identified some stumbling blocks as well as positive components. Next, I will build up some artifacts that will help inform the design process.
I decided to participate in the Uplabs Craigslist challenge. In short, they are looking for Craigslist redesigns as if Craigslist were released today. I find this particular challenge interesting because I think the design is simple and straightforward like old-timey newspaper postings. Doing anything that gets in the way of the ease of operation is a failure case. Another challenge that Craigslist has is that none of the content is managed by Craigslist, leaving the content unedited by a professional. This post will be a 3-part series leading to the final result.
I took a great winter break. I have been having a ton of fun doing an assortment of things. It is only fair that I catch you up on some of the things I have been doing.
Sometimes good designs can become great designs by rearranging the parts. I find that the best arrangement for tasks closely mirrors the way we do things without technology. The closer we match these experiences the easier our system will be to use. As a bonus, rearranging interfaces is typically pretty simple and low cost.


There are so many wonders, that they would deserve an atlas. Let's see the most beautiful ones that you can find in the book World's Wonders by Aquila Publishing.
For instance, South America is the fourth continent in terms of area (18 millions sq. km). Mount Roraima, Venezuela is the tallest tepui mountain in the world. It's a beautiful mountain with a flat peak a.k.a mesa.
Even if you are not reading a lot, the book World's Wonders by Aquila Publishing is one that makes you want to browse it, because it has a lot of interesting things.
This book deserves to be bought not only because it helps you at geography, but it also helps your English, because it is translated.
Foarte frumoasa compunere, Mario! Esti foarte talentat la engleza! Felicitari!!!


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Da Lench Mob - Guerillas In Tha Mist - Orange w/ Green Splatter Vinyl
Get On Down / EastWest (2019, Reissue)
Every Wednesday, in honor of Ed Lover Dance Day from Yo MTV Raps, I take a break from rock and roll to write a little bit about hip hop. In the late 80s and early 90s hip hop ruled my musical life. During this often called 'Golden Era' I discovered so much incredible music. As I am slowly replacing the CDs I've had for 25+ years with vinyl copies, I'm going to talk about some albums that had a really important impact on me during some very formative years.
In 1993, my aunt asked me what I wanted for a holiday. I assume birthday or Christmas, but I can't remember which as they are both in December and that was a long damn time ago. I told her that I wanted this album by Da Lench Mob. Instead, she got me a CD by a band called Lynch Mob that had a bunch of dudes with long glam rock hair on the cover. I remember having the feign some sort of enthusiasm while opening it and then having to explain what I had actually wanted. In retrospect, I probably shouldn't have asked anyone to buy my this album. The grownups were bound to not understand what I was after.
While I definitely saw the video for Guerillas In Tha Mist on Yo MTV Raps, what actually drew me to the group the most was that Del The Funky Homosapien had been part of Lench Mob when they were a crew with Ice Cube. In 92/93, I had no internet so I didn't really know if Del was on this album at all or not, so the only way to find out for sure was to get it. Unfortunately Del isn't a part of this, but the record is still a really fun listen, especially when it goes into extreme points of over the top ridiculousness.
Anyone who has seen the video for the title track knows what I'm talking about. Ice Cube and Da Lench Mob standing around in the woods with Predator style heat signature visual effects. They're rapping about King Kong and Godzilla and Tarzan. Then there's this part where Ice Cube loses his mind and starts going on about "With a boom ping, ping/listen to the ill shit that I bring, bring." It's all kind of insane, but it works and is helped by how great the underlying beat and production is. Shorty can also hold his own on the mic and leads the lion's share of this album.
All of the songs are solid, but I would never say this is an all time classic, must have album. It's really good and I think it holds up pretty well all things considered. There are important issues tackled in the lyrics on quite a few songs, but it is so over the top and weird at times that it's hard to take in the messages with all of off center imagery and general strangeness that takes place. That said, it is still entertaining to listen to and I was pretty psyched when the reissue came out last year.
Da Lench Mob - "Guerillas In Tha Mist":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9I9R-IMG20
Da Lench Mob - "Freedom Got An A.K."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrvKI9FfqO0
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John Quiñones (* 23. Mai 1952) ist ein US-amerikanischer Moderator und Producer des Senders ABC.

Leben
Quiñones wurde vor allem durch seine langjährige Tätigkeit als Moderator der Primetime-News sowie auch international als Producer und Moderator der Sendung "What would you do?" bekannt, die auch in Europa (teilweise mit Untertiteln) übernommen und ausgestrahlt wurde. Er hat zahlreiche nationale und internationale Preise erhalten und wurde mehrfach für seinen erstklassigen Journalismus ausgezeichnet. Aufgewachsen ist er in San Antonio, Texas. Heute lebt und arbeitet er überwiegend in New York City.

Weblinks
 Vortrag von John Quiñones auf YouTube (englisch)

Fernsehmoderator (Vereinigte Staaten)
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1952
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Yeah true haha. Thanks for the comment.
Wow, awesome country but terrible dollar value.
Check out my other saved part lists if you need ideas for building a custom pc and are will to spend around the $1000-$1800 range.


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Runner who killed attacking mountain lion at Horsetooth Mountain shares story
By: Stephanie Butzer
The man who fought off and killed an attacking juvenile mountain lion on Feb. 4 shared his story on Thursday afternoon. Travis Kauffman, 31, who's from Mountain Home, Arkansas, has lived in Fort Collins for five years and works in environmental consulting.
LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. — When Travis Kauffman turned around to see what was making noise behind him on the trail, he felt a wave of emotions, starting with disbelief and then fear. What he saw on the ground, about 10 feet away, was his worst fear: a mountain lion.
Kauffman, 31, who's from Mountain Home, Ark., has been a runner for about one year and lives in Fort Collins. On Feb. 4, like any other day, he went out for a run.
Watch the full press conference here:
He parked at Lory State Park for a 12- to 15-mile scenic loop that included parts of Horsetooth Mountain Open Space. He ended up on West Ridge Trail after ditching his initial plan on another trail due to icy conditions. While he had biked West Ridge Trail before, that day was the first time he'd traveled it by foot.
About a quarter-mile down the trail, he heard pine needles rustling behind him. He turned his head and saw what he described as his worst fear: a mountain lion about 10 feet behind him.
"I had my heart sink into my stomach a little bit, and threw my hands up and started yelling," he said.
READ MORE: Horsetooth Mountain trail runner suffocates, kills mountain lion in self-defense
But the cat continued to approach and lunged at his face. Kauffman put his arms in front of his face and the animal latched onto his right wrist, clawing his face and legs. He tried to throw it off of him, but they both tumbled off a slope on the south side of the trail.
As they wrestled, Kauffman said his fear turned into a fight response, though he was still terrified that another mountain lion, like a mother, was somewhere nearby.
After some time, Kauffman was able to get on top of the animal while it was on its stomach and pinned its back legs with his left knee. He scrambled to find a stick to see if he could stab the cat in the throat, he said. But the sticks, which were mostly rotten, did little to deter the animal. He changed tactics and picked up a heavy rock near him and tried to hit the animal in the head. When that also failed, he realized he had to take more drastic measures, he said. He shifted his weight and got his right foot on the animal's neck and stepped down. After a few minutes of struggling, the lion's jaws opened, releasing Kauffman's wrist, and he was able to scramble back up to the trail, he said.
As Kauffman started to run back down to the trailhead, he said he felt like he was on a "fear high." He started to notice all the rocky overhangs along the trail — perfect perches for mountain lions, he said. He also spotted what he believed were mountain lion tracks in the snow along the trail. Around the second mile down, he ran into a runner who helped him down the mountain. The men also ran into a man and woman closer to the Soderberg parking lot at the park, and the woman drove him to the hospital around 3 p.m. Meanwhile, the other runner and the woman's husband went to go pick up Kauffman's truck at Lory State Park.
Kauffman said his face was a "bloody mess" when they got to the hospital. He had to have 17 stitches to repair a gash on his cheek, six stitches on the ridge of his nose, two on another part of his cheek and three on his wrist, where the lion had clamped down. But he didn't suffer from any broken bones or tendon damage, CPW said.
He asked the physician's assistant at the hospital if she had ever treated a mountain lion attack victim before and she said she hadn't, but had seen a person who falsely claimed to have been attacked by a bear in 2018.
As he talked with media on Thursday afternoon, Kauffman said his emotions ran wild during the attack: disbelief to shock to fear and, ultimately, to an instinct to fight. He said he will return to the trails — even that same one — for future runs. He said he'd recommend that other runners stay vigilant and avoid wearing headphones on trails, especially when they go out alone.
"I think it's one of those really weird sensational stories — super rare," he said. "I feel like I should go buy a bunch of lottery tickets... It's a modern day man vs. nature scenario."
He's experienced a small bit of fame in the wake of the attack, but doesn't think he'll live up to the reputation some have created for him, he said. A few outdoor groups have even given him nicknames, like King of the North.
"I will never be able to live up to the reputation," he said, laughing. "The story is bigger than my puny form."
Horsetooth Mountain Open Space closed on the day of the attack and didn't reopen until Feb. 13 after authorities found other mountain lion activity around the park.
On the day of the attack, wildlife officers returned to the area where Kauffman had said the attack happened and found several items he said he'd left behind. They also found the mountain lion's body. After a necropsy, CPW said the lion was less than a year old and had died of suffocation, which matched what Kauffman told authorities. It tested negative for rabies and had blunt force trauma to the skull, CPW said.
Over the days and following weekend while the park was closed, rangers in Larimer County and state wildlife officers assessed mountain lion activity in the area. They located and captured two other juvenile mountain lions , which are believed to be siblings of the one that attacked Kauffman, in traps on Feb. 9 and 10. The animals were taken to a rehabilitation center and will be released into the wild at a later date. After their capture, authorities did not find evidence of other lions in the area.
Steve Gibson, district manager for Larimer County Department of Natural Resources, said that doesn't mean the park is void of mountain lions.
"While it's located close to urban areas, Horsetooth Mountain Open Space is a wild place that supports many different animals," he said. "There will always be a chance to encounter wildlife on the property, including normally elusive mountain lions."
Mountain lion attacks on people are rare — fewer than 20 people have died from an attack in North America in more than 100 years, CPW said. Since 1990, 16 people have been injured and three people died in Colorado as a result of mountain lion attacks.
Larimer County said its staff is planning educational opportunities for visitors about recreating in mountain lion habitat.


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